28 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/79ea85e159ffd9c829d812f5e793f53c.pdf 8e38f45cbbfe56a54735723adea1e6f1 PDF Text Text TIIB WKATHE* Florida: Fair tonight and Wed­ nesday, colder tonight, possibly light frost in the interior of ex­ trem e north portion, diminishing northwest winds. Lda'8 Heart, [teat V e g e ta b le ,tGardcn Land ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925, h Storm Roman DignityBans [Service “Charleston” Dance Trail Of HOME, Pec. 1 . - Rome ha» n Trees turned n cold shoulder to the Is C a u s e [laze At “Charleston." . . . Jazz dancing to the tune or wailing saxophones and ernsning trnpdrums of Amoriccanizcd bands long has been in vogue here. Even ‘blues num­ bers have had their devotees. But tho hip-swaying gyrations of the latest Americanized dance arc considered ju st a bit lin g H o u r bwhich has the entire 1st ;:G hours city of •’) The “Charleston therefore, is almost unknown in Home s three cabarts, although it la ocnn«tnnallv seen on tho dance 2 7 0 -A c r e Representatives Of Leading European Countries Sign Names To Treaty That Will Maintain Territorial Lines Measure Is Signed In Victorian Hall Four Subsidiary Trcntics Of **1^ L e sser Im p o rtu n e ? A dapted psed wires tv service \ W hitney, •er, a total fell between -ck Monday ck Tuesday stated that, f one heavy , 11*21, the sterday and viest in five aghout the impered and I power contthe local teire kept busy siring broken anagr of the mpany, statmaintained Yirts of six total of 20 re Maintained Itched imntcjo calls from and Mr. Byrd i the efforts ption tu such iizenx of San- Lsly inconvcneti icily. rvaD was the [he white way ■ritl was savBer shutdown. Iipany to rrnItsiiienlial iliav temporarily lenti.il sretions 'hile numerous nade, hut wili cforo dark, ncthe Southern ’.mv had tu lie help this restoring its ui inrrvmg wny smullibefore thfc k prevailed Ikon Duty M riinniiig [Wver, and P Umt extra M*Pt on duty *’-• are again ^yirg shrub• *ithin the a haviM' with fi«i| lending owing king blown **fork'd that period ’ on one a large directly tmvd ■*'i tu the homo " W Ciruer of ^ Franklin thi> iinirii- ’• » »ma|| blaze •*" that a fnl***« w u i th.. National Swimming: Meet W ill Be Held At Rollins In Spring A. J. Hanna, executive secretary of the Rollins Collcgg Alumni As­ sociation, who has ju st returned from a national convention of the Amateur Athletic Union held in found I ittsburgh, announced yesterday that plans submitted for tho stuging of t» national high school w at­ er rne-.t ut Hollins College in •March had met with the approval ond tho endorsement of the con­ vention. la past yenrs Rollins College has xponsnrcd many state high aehool | swimming meets with great sueIc and alumni and students of ,, mstitution are confident that national aquatic meet will receive l support and nttondancc of a urge number of am ateur swlmnu.T3 from all parts of the coun- NUMBER 105 REGISTER !SProperty Damage Chappell Tract DETAINED i piaced at Million; ORLANDO JAIL HighWind Prevails Realty transfers approxim at­ ing foOO.lMHMK) were announced today by the Scruggs-Scoggan Realty Company, Inc., final con■umnation of the deals being offecteil following some weeks of negotiations with Sanford and Orlando buyers. One of the largest deals clos­ ed hy the firm was the sale of the 170-nrre Chappell tract to Sanford Shores, Inc., a local syn* •lieatc composed i f Forrest Lake it • M. Scott, E. L. Market and F. II. Scruggs. In Regard To Arbitration LONDON, ~ D ~ 1.—(,7*)_The treaty of Locarno, made between the lending power* of Europe and ninti their fgovcrnnicnt.i to maintarn the territorial frontiers es­ tablished by the treaty of Vet- aille ;, even to the extent of war, war signed here today. The ceremony look place in the Victorian reception room of the foreign offices, renowned in pre­ LOCAL war Europe for the brilliant gath­ Senator Duncan U. Fletcher erings of statesmen and diplomats, promises his support in m atter who accepted the hospitality of of obtaining n Federal subsidy the British monarch’s secretary of in completing tho proposed Dt. ntato for foreign affairs. Johns-liidian River canal pro­ Among the figures of tho early ject. century statesmen who gulin-icd Britt-Chittenden Realty Com­ in the gilded room, hut who no pany announces rales for the longer are concerned with the afpast 10 days have totalled ap ­ er, Brand I hike Nicholas of Hussin proximately $100,000. fairs of nations, were the ex-KaisSnow and ice cause Lumbers and Count Apponyi, representative Halter, Indiana man, to come of the ilupsburgs. hack to Sanford to spend his Gilded Lustre Restored winter. . During the war this room, with Sale of the 270-ncrc Chappell the adjoining banquet lull ami tract nnd other properties to ­ dining room was abandoned to taling $500,000 announced hy typists who were moved only a the “Scruggs-Scoggan” realty fi w weeks ago. Workmen had refirm. Webb property, located near color of the walls, flags of the na* Monroe, purchased by II. O. lions were distributed about and t’liippen and son for considera­ :i thick, heavy red carpet hid the tion of $25,000. inkspots and l)r,ul3i’u on tho once Construction work on new polished floor. county juil is progressing rap ­ The treaties were not. an is usuidly, according to survey made nl the ease, engraved on parch­ • d ly, ment, hut only printed in French, Itain and wind storm leaves ] German and Kngli <h on fine paper, trail of fallen trees and enti­ with the fourth and last pagetled utility service in Sanford left almost Blank for the signa­ following rainfall of 1.02 inches tures. in past 21 hours. The signatures were placed in Haywood Register, wanted alphabetical order of the names of here on a charge of murder, the countries, and arranged so that may never be tried in Seminole Luther and Foreign Minister county, according to Sheriff Stresumano. mmesenllng Ger­ Hand, who paid today that the many (Allenuigiu ) were the first alleged slayer of Leroy Simp* to sign. jon will probably be tried, con­ After the signing, the German victed nnd sentenced in the Or­ plenipotentiaries proceeded to ange county court upon n simi­ Buckingham Rulate t<> ;ign the lar charge. Register. Afterwards they attendSTATE Four persons are killed, 18 injured nnd proitcrty valued at $1,000,(100 is destroyed in storm when it passed over Tampa. Fifty-mile wind blows over Jacksonville where dnneing-pavillion a t beach resort is blown off its pilings. Business activities resumed in Miami a fte r surface weather is recorded following rainfall of 15 inches in 21 hours. DOMESTIC Bishop of northern branch of the Methodist Church calls Southern branch’s failure to ratify the unification of tho two bodies, n "g reat vitcqry” nny* wny. Strong winds nnd probably gales over n wide area along the Atlantic Seaboard were pre­ dicted today by the U. S. Weather Bureau. Work on the Stone Mountain Memorial is resumed with Au­ ' gustus Lukcmun, sculpture, in charge. Representative Reid, counsel for Col. Mitchell, a fter clash with (Jen. William Graves, asks to have that officer removed from the court upon grounds that he is not impartial and is biased. FOREIGN Tho treaty of Locarnc, made between leading powers of Eu­ rope, is signed ut London amid colorful surroundings in the HOME EDITION A business lot fronting UlO foot on Cypress Avenue and 100 feet on Lake Monroe, ami a warehouse site between Myrtle nnd French Avenues nrc among To lie Charged With Murder Of Orange County Taxi other dials announced by the firm. Driver; Will Also Face The lake front lot near Myr­ Trial For Murder Here tle Avenue was sold to Orlando interests for a sum approximat­ ing $250,000, it was stated. Orange County Grand in commenting on thu rapid­ Jury First To Meet ity with which lots were being handled by his office, Mr. Scruggs deelnr-d that sales had George Garrett John Little, already passed the $75,000 mark. Washburn and Wallace Og­ TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 1.— (A I’) —Four persona arc known to be dead, four m issing, 18 are seriously injured nnd ap­ proximately $ 1,000,000 damage hits been done by n storm which swept over this city early today. Scattering reports received at the local weather bureau from south Florida points indicate that the storm was along the west const of the state. Publications in Tampa were suspended and all points south of here were without tele­ graph facilities. Tho storm, sweeping from the cast const, reached Tampa lesby Held As Accessories shortly after l o'clock this morning. Tho barometer a t the a velocity of -18 miles an hour. Weather officials say it was thu worst wind experienced here in four years. IS ATTRACTING lamlo awaiting action of the grand -=-~--------■ . ■■ During the height of tho ntorm jury on n charge of murder, may u r n 4 m i n n *** i \ t « fire broke out Tn tho 1-atln ntcnever bo tried here for the murder I V r /V I I I U l l (VI / \ Bon of the city, cniming heavy of Leroy Simpson last August. Y? / I 1 I I 11 ,|nn»#go to the plant of Went Coast Tho Orange county grand jury n rv T flfrn / i l l w in Fertilizer Company and to freight will bo in session Thursday nnd is r n u j v l l , I S | t / \ | , | < N car its vicinity. Plans For Further Advertis­ Brill-Chit tendon Company’s expected to immediately return an 1 l l L D l U I O U fiL L k ) Fifteen Cara Destroyed lly Fire i n n Fifteen freight cars near the ing Of Waterway Being Sales Total $100,000; Firm indictment for first degree mur­ / \ 1 7 I i r » (IV H i W i l l K A n r . / V plant were destroyed before all Considered By Chamber; Reports Market As Being der against Register. Owing to the fact that court \7 V C<11 I I 1 1 / L i n i l U n avnilahlo fire apparatus in tho Very Brisk Last Month Federal Aid Is Promised ______ city, aided hy the torrential rain, convenes in thnt county previous to the opening of the Seminole Washington Advisory Storm J™,1** brl«K lhc bl“*° u»Jor cun* Federal support of tin* St. JohnsRealty Miles totaling approxi­ county court, it is believed that W arnings ( lain! 1 Topical A shnrk on Davia Islands, |oIndian River canal pruned is prac­ mately ?litn,ouil were announced to Register will be tried, convicted Distlirhance Centered Oil rated ill Tampa Bay whero inon* tically assured, according to u dny by the Britt-Chittenden Com­ nnd sentenced before he is even than 50 workmen were nsleop. col­ statement made today by It. \V. pany, all of the transfers having indicted in Seminole county. lapsed. Only r. few esenped in­ IVarinan, secretary of tlm Cham- l>ci n effected within the last 10 It is stilted that Orange coun­ The Imilics of four men weto 1 t of Commerce, wlm is in receipt day«, according to a statement tv officials have a very clear case WASHINGTON. Dec. i._ (/p )— jury. taken from the debris later thkt of a letter from United Slates made by a member of the firm. against the accused and also hi.* Strong winds nnd probably gulctr morning and four othcre, who were The largest transaction closed reported accomplice, Joe Tracy, along the entire Atlantic seaboard Senator Duncan II. Fletcher in which tho senator heartily coders- by the company within the last who is also in tho Orange county within the next 21 hours were fore­ in tho shark, are missing und IS ed the proposed cut and stated few days is represented by the jail. cast today hy tho weather bureau. others are in local hospitals. Tlio that he would do his ’’very best" sale of a seven-aero warehouse The following advisory storm body of a negro woman was found However, Register was brought to secure n government subsidy site at Band’s Crossing to a local to Sanford Saturday and arraign­ warning was issued: "Advisory 0:­ oil the street this morning. Hho syndicate ronipo.ed of Edward ed before Judge Sharon on n 20 A. M. Northeast storm w arn­ had fled from her home during for completion of the work. storm nnd bad been killed by' ing ordered north of Jacksonville the Senator Fletcher stated that it Higgins, W. \V. C. Smith, t!, II. flying debris. Richard. E. M. Hunt nnd Mi;-* 8 . to Hostun, Mass. Storm of tropical wns the government’s pulley to coStreets Strewn Wills Wrecfcfce origin centered off n<-“ F lo r­ onernle with local interest wher­ !. Thornley. The selling price of Troon were u p rootuj'Inwall w<-ida coast in ^ m g ' tmrtm.rtrtward llona of Tunina and the streets ever mi improvomenl iff a water* the property was given as $20,­ with Increasing r.itensity will cause wore Htrown with wreckage caused way for navigation purpoies wa 001). strong northeast mid north winds by tho high winds. Street car Among other smaller deals d o s­ recommended. : and probably gales along entire ii.'rvico wns demoralised, recently, Hie firm announced Col. Gilluwt YounglMvg, ilistrict I ed .iMunUc scabouril within the 't , I*o|>orta n t thu local v Vy >bcr bu­ engineer ut Jiicksnnvilr* i.i also the following: Lot 08 iff I’inehurst 2Hih<sirs. This stun i will bV.ily reau indicated th at thc*Itorm or­ I sub division, old l«> A. I*. Kilham .-upporting tho phuipscd canal, Mr. The four nrc act used of being lnH'onie severe. Caution nilv>«cd iginated In tho wstern part of Rearm.in announced, ami very lit­ [to J . II. Jackson for $2,000; lot 121 of Normandy Square, in the nrees orieu of Register in tho mur­ Culm. I t proceeded across the tle trouble is anticipated in ecur Korre t Dilip Hotel cctlon, ild der of l.eroy Simpson Inst Aug­ Carildienn Sea to the went coast of ing the favorable consideration of |»j lham to W. II. Shop- ust. Oglesby ami Washburn are Florida nnd up the west coast, higher engineering authorities nnd pardA.for11$2,000; f.iiir acres of land now nt liberty under bonds of -Hitnklng it turn southeast of Tampa the national congress, he added. adjoining I’iiiehurnt rulsllvision, nnd then disappeared into tho (lull tltio each. In commenting on tlm nuuiermr •.Id to M. It. Hutton ami W. J. of Muxicn. It is stated that Register has inquiries that h<* said were coming Hardy bv J. M. MeC’nskcll for $11,­ quite a reputation ns n desperado No estimate to the total dam ­ into the Chamber of Commerce 000. age done to the high winds along and th at Seminole county officials offices daily in reference to the the coast rould be ascertained. St. Seventy five f<et of business will be satisfied if he is convicted Petersburg reports heavy losn to proposed waterway. Mr. IVarmnn proper!v in l i r l Street addition in Orange county. Evidence sub­ property there, while Clearwater, declared that the projeet wns ni- was al o : old t<> L R. Chittenden mitted iu the preliminary hearing Sarasota, Bradenton, Fort Myers traeting attention all over the and E. M. Hunt hy C. S. Core last Saturday tended to show that and Lakeland wero cut off from South and in a good many see thins of Orlando, fur $125 a front fool ho had planned a number of rob­ telegraphic communication. of the north, where yachting en- while 100 feet of business prop- beries in this vicinity it i.< r.aid llur lasts were manifesting inter- i rty in First Street extension was among which was a proposed raid R a in fa ll Seta New Record* e-t in the canul, which is sniil to old i II. M. Uumblcy to Dr. * . on the First National Hunk of tlii.i JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 1. he tin* last connecting link in an J. Marshall for $20,000. city. The disturbance i* expected to inland scenic highway extending A Notorious (Triraclrr eau .o rains along the middle A t­ —(/IT- Florida’* peninsula for tho Other sales brought the 10-day from far northern points down to total up to approximately $100,000, Register was suspected of being lantic coast and snow or rain ill past 12 hours bus been swept by tho Florida keys. a piumbor of the famous Ashley New England nnd eoulhcuntcrn high chilling winds, which nt it was stated. times have assumed hurienno pro­ Mr. Rcarmnn stated thnt lie and gang, of Everglades fame. Four New York. portions, and by a rain which a t his assistants are preparing ndvermembers of this gang, including Steamer Cotopaxi is the lender, John Ashley, were kill­ various points has set records. Heavy pro|t«<rty damage has by authorities during tho course Alice And Kip Could 1amp in p: Toward Port ed Ih m wrought by the wind* on the of a running gun battle in south­ Never Live Together east const of the state, south of With Water In Hold ern Florida lu»i winter. Shortly after this reported cs- Again, A sserts Davis .lui'ksonvillr, nnd on the west coast, south of Tampa, with re­ WEST RA1.M BEACH, Here I. rnpade. Register is said to lihave port* to the local weather bureau been nrre ted and confined in the i,V)—Word received hor< at 7:15 WHITE I’l.AIN N. Y. Dec. I. of a 52-mile wind nt Tampa and Miami jail on a charge of kidiui r o’clock from the Steamship Coto­ Ihivis, rnunncl a id-mile maximum a t Key West. paxi was to the effect that she ing. It i .. d thal no u ■ Jones in tlio A 50 mile wind drove over Jack­ was listing badly and Imd water lender of an attempt to break jail, trinl of th ■niinuliiient suit hy her sonville early today. Too Many “Cal\ during which two prlsoncrn were in her hold. At 7:21 oclock bar Inland Florida, with exceptional und killed. Sheriff Case of hu-dtand, l.ioimrd Kip KhinrlundOn Kerlin Street ( pi i."It Ion wua worse, but no «h;- shot ci. iiid in summing un liefure the heavy winds, has not bran badly Bade county was subsequently intrer* call* were issued. No further jury today, (li.it tlie* couple would affected, report* here say. Three never live with each other again negroes were killed and u number BERLIN. Dee. 1.—(AT—Stans word was received from her and regardless of the outcomo of thu of other injured when a house a t leading to the platforms of Berlin ii is believed she was able to case. ,licet cars were not intended tor weather the storm. tin1 Unvi i development a t Tampa The entire Florida East ( oast The uttorney asserted thnt they roll.ip.icd during the storm there. the m odem short and narrow had so bcMnirrhod r ic h other" There have been no other injuries kiit*. (ho street ear management according to messages to Rninlsiw r.lnro th 'lr e trnngement that to reported other thnn slx.other negfinds. , Rier Radio station was whipped by strong northeasterly gale. live together again would lie Ini- iocs in the name Titnuut incident. Complaints have pouted into t •• a A stretch of ocean boulevard possible, lie pictured himself a . Dancing Rnvilion Damaged reporting that men have 1*«*”«»»<-* near tho inlet to laikc Worth, nine having defended Alieo solely to At I’liblo llcuch the tide is re­ urpriMiigly willing tn allow m. mmile - north <ff here, wa* being un retain her honor, and not in the ported to have swept tho Trotter livrs of the fair sex to board cars dermined by the surging ware* 1opo that she would get her bus- Dancing pavilion off its piling'. first The woman insist thnt ((>'» and volunteers headed by Cus Jor-^ Imnd back. Both the Atlantic Ocean and the ears "should have three short step* CHICAGO, Dec. I —(AT—Though ilahn and bis “cowboys of tho Alice sat stolidly through this gulf have been whipped into a turinstead of two high ones. to the scene with log*, tr* * the .Methodist Episcopal Church, Morning's session. Yesterday she (Continued on I’uge .7) The company has announced that rushed stumps and stakes to try to save South, failed to vote its required went unrestrainedly ns her law­ 500 new cars which have been or­ majority of three fourths, foe un­ yer pictured tho wrongs to which the road. dered will have three steps. ion with the northern branch, she had liecn subjected. Indica* ManDisappcars When Biihop Edwin Ilolt Hughes of tho lions today were thnt the case Chicago nrea of the Methodist would not U< given tu the ju ry be* Connected With Bomb Episcopal Church, regards thu vote fore tomorrow. fixplosion In Chicago a* a "Great victory." The vote indicates tho desire of CHICAGO, Pec. 1.—f/P)—Herthe northern church to meet any Webb Property Sold man I innenum, 55, chairman of future proposition* in n generous names of the founders roll, mem­ and welcoming spirit, he says. To Crippen And Son the Chicago Blaster Barbers As­ bers of each of the Southern sociation has disappeared after “ Personally.” he said "I regard imr on me • . states and a granitu figure of a this as u great victory inasmuch writing letters indicating suicidal Announcement wn* made today at Stone Mountain was resumed woman—tho "figure or memory. this is the first time* since the of tho sale of the old Webb prop­ intentions, because his name had . today after u cessation of Leading down from the hall of as separation in 18-11 that the two erty located on the St. John'* Riv­ bean connected with the bomb M .-Inco last spring. Augustus Luke memory will be n giant stairway being pushed by , churches have reached thu stage er neur thu Monroe drawbridge to ring inquiry nan sculptor; in charge of the of 48 steps, one for each state in state’ll attorney, lie maintained II. O. Crippen, Sr., and II. 0 . Crip­ work, arrived in Atlanta yester- the union, which will end a t n of voting." Dr. R. J. Wade, sccretaiy of the pen, Jr., amt their Chirngo asso­ bis innocence and said he was bei ... n««tnmo nemortal dtrccuon grandito esplanade will be bunt Search* ciates for a consideration of $25,* ''unmercifully hounded/ around n .’JUO foot lagoon to b« general conference, lias announc­ 000. i-rs later found ids hat oil tho Lako ed the official vote so far receiv­ provided at the base of the moun­ The property was purchased Michigan shore. ed by him 10 conferences of the A few hour* earlier, as tho «fccfrom S. M. Abercrombie, who has tain.. Methodist Episcopal Chuieh Is 10,­ Lending down from the esplan­ owned thu tra c t for 25 years, it U iai grand jury was charging U n a 521 niinisternl votes it. fn v jr of ade will bo 13 more steps, which and 072 against; 0,1)10 laymen vot* said. Mchrock Rico and eight others witn will end at the tomh of the u n ­ In tll'cussing hi* plana for tho bombing, she attempted to stab ed for und 170 against. known Confederate Soldier, which A constitutional m ajority in fa­ development «>f tho nropeTty herself with a table knife. A jail in turn will bo plunked on cither matron frustrated the attem pt. Thu sculptor brought wu" Hide by two great flag poles, one vor o f unification is Indicated which is lucntvd neur the now |>owl.innemann who was questioned the master mode! of the j* * ^ for the SUire und Burs, and the •inco thu Methodist KpUcopul er plant now under construction, Mr. Cripoeit Mated (hat he und by prosecutors hut never held, left mory that will be carved into Church constitution requires a two other for the Stars and Stripf*. I bis sun had decided to hold the three letters. On to hit wife said granite just below the . Circling tho lagoon which will he third* m ajority. I tract intact for ant indefinite time he could not stand the "disgrac* formed from tho waters of a | before placing it on the market. of being connected with n m atter A new dewl>crry th at U larger spring a t the base of the nioun- and more disease-Teaistent thun tike this, although I am innocent." tuin will be an amplthcatre or The pnrtioso of the gathering U ) Another note of similar tendency the ordinary garden variety ia tho granite seating 11.000 Persons. found addressed to frieadi re ip lt of hybridizing by B. M- the atamlardixaUon of colleges and | was The stairways, lagoon and ati Ui- Young, and patrons of his barber shop, high schools of tho South and to nn electrical engineer of ''T p a n n in j U » " thcnUr will occupy the, nnd « third directed dispeaal of discuu m atters of interest to both , feet between th# base of tho nioun I^misiann, who makes a hobby of institutions. hie property. ( . plant ;:ding. S ' while wIlMn wlU >taiu and the road. M Ws?1''X f 'LSL. a« J - ••.V - - - .* • • A Y - * Vote Of Soulltcrn Methodists Called Victory By Bishop Stone Mountain Drilling Resumed With Lukentan In Charge 01 Murk as srcW "* �PAGE TWELVE / . . . <. . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . THE SANFORD HERALD MONDAY. NOV. 30. 1925, A.V./.J+A ^ •:•«*♦ •:■**•>•:••:••:•* * •>•>•:•* There is *.literally nothing in this entire section of Florida with which to • i \ * T' ►M 9 ^ ® *' compare Loch-Arbor. It stands entirely alone as the finest suburb in the Sanford district. could not be so positive in making such an assertion were it not for the ersal approval given Loch-Arbor and for the fact that anyone prove these statements by the simple procedure of asking the opinion of anyone in Sanford When this is done one discovers that it has the unanimous approval of the populace of Sanford. There is nothing with u lich to compare it. S ales A gents Temporary Office Seminole Bank Bldg '4+'>444++++++4+++4'>4,>++44444+4'>44+44+.>4+++>+44+4«+.fr. liX l-d t lt t * * ' * * *•** •*’ ••• * * 0 ♦ ' * < ~ > * * < ~ W * �".■r* ■ T H E SANFORD H ERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925. “ A G E TW O ---- — --* - Best Investment Opportunity Trained Corps o f Engineers Assigned by G overnm ent To Protect O yster Industry JACKSONVILLE, Kin., Nov. —OP)—With the oyster now Mason cnsldernblo attention is ing given that product due to unfavorabel attention tr.nt it 20. tti be­ me ie MARKETS YOilrv, -UV)— PRIMARYSCHOOL HONOR ROLL First Grade: Patricia Hughes, Winifred Hutchins, Mary F. Lord, Dorothy Mitchell, Ora Lee Smith, Mary Emma Strange, Martha Tal­ bott, Robert Jones, E. L. Laney. Ino’cn Singletary, Francis Yandle, Lillian Biyar.t, Mildred Cowan, Julia Dickson, Jane Jackson, Lois ilrCrory, Helen MeDnnial, Eliza­ beth Tuten, IF Ilie Zachary. Ralph MtGaghagin, Richard McGnghagin, Robert Stanley, L. M. Telford, Claude Whitten, Ollic Mae Boatvirht. Mr. reel la Smith, I-cona Lee, Mildred Hood, Carolyn Cuppcpper, Carl Rialey, J. S. Higgenbotnnm, Danny Benyt, George Dossey, John Jordon, Joseph Fer­ nandez, Winston Henderson, Rob­ bie Penrmnn, Herman Sapp, Dale Ward, Herbert Thurston, Gordon Stanley, Julian Stenstrom, Claude Whidden. Mary Lou Carver, Col­ leen CVomor.t, Mildred Ilnyes, Tcmpert Webb, Arline Richter. Sect nd Grade: Lilly .Mae Abbott, Dorothy Gin* so. Marie Gilbert, Martha McDonald, Doris Hockey, M nriaret Reitz, Edwin Hnnisk-*, Knnyle llousholdtr, I' .'•* Wil­ son, Rachel Douglass, Marjorie Pnilret*. Mr.ry E. Went, FI Trine Manden, Doris Walker, Homer ’ "fh’ey. Lid" Print1, Howell Sharp, Claude Yandle, Lucile Eddy, Donold Jack.ton, Jack Morrison, L. P. Mi Culler, Robert (Juaiitock, John Mauser, Charlotte Ileckstrom, Es­ ther Benjamin, Ailcon Cook, Mildrul Duncan, Anna Jane Gantt. Ola Hanson, Clara Mclsch, Ruth Mid.sch, Louise Packard, Eunhelia St,anion, (Ins Reekatrom, Frank Benjamin, Arthur Clements, Em­ mett Rogers, James Stapler, Her­ bert Stnothoff, L. E. Tew. Third Grade: Carolyn Cwthorn, Marian Hayes, Eleanor lliikr.mi, Phyllis lluglies, Louise Meriweth­ er, .Marin Ann Owers, Margaret S pdres, Fnrn Thornton, Ji nn 'lack. Mnry Louise Torrance, Wil­ liam Vihlen, John Henry Talbott, Watson Shannon, Millie Worthing­ ton, Ruth Cummin", Robert Conk. Iidm Minnrik, Randall Priest, Karl Robinson, Max Kumhley, t’lyile Taylor, Dorothy Entwisitle, Lessie Cnchntti. It. In it Pearson, George Smith, Ronnie Yulia's, Eth­ el Inhie, Henry Jameson, Charles Belts. Allen Smoke, Billie Thigpen. Hubert Law on, Stewart Gatchcl, Winifred Morris. Freida lianas AIs pack, Sara Move, Ada Singletnr.v, Virginia Powell, Pea Lord, Leon Rnfi Id, St. Clair White, Frances Mahoney. Fourth Grade- llo rire Mleds'e. Nora Powetl, Helen Dunn, Caro* ’vn Iliggers, Sam Holcombe, Sallie Rayburn, JnUii Diehl, Laura Itrown Stanley Berg, Mcrinm Derg Franld'o Cummins. J ohciiIi Thmui '"ii. Edna Jlizzrll, fie irge Dlnke. Glenn (iovacck, Helen Gurley, Ethel Philips, Ruth Dorton, Doro thy Marshall, Harold Hnmil. J u l­ ian Field, Russell Wallace, Eloise Winn, Edgar Mnrtin, Dons P a tt­ ern, Georgena Hnrt, Nancy W hite, Kathleen Laney, Frederick Daiger, Harold Jones, Melvin Taylor, Mar­ ion Lundquist, Richard Deas, Lois Shannon, Mnry Nickel, M artha Bishop, Dorothy Field, Gertrude porter, Guy Allen, Hazel Harvey, Alice Harvey, F.velyn Porter, N a­ omi Hutchins, Mob Clements, H ar­ ry Bower. ___ worth L. t ilby, chief engineer of "f standard industrial wore the sanitary division of the t.aic moderately successful. I he motbureau of health. or group was sprinkled with se'lA s a result of tnls publicity, says • 'Z orders, causing n two point the engineer, the oyster im tu.tiy 'm e tim in Chrysler, and the most was badly crippled and the trail- ri.e ijt speculaiive fa v o rite i.i the era In it appealed to the health rail list, yHriing Kansan City Kr authorities in tiu* Southern nml Wheeling and Lake ____ tor regulations )•«' Persistent coughs and colds lead to industry which followed uml t*. r Ilrio, opened fractionally lower. serious trouble. You can atop them Kur y ti ailing lacked animation tifieil by the state would give tliem now with Crcomulslon, an emulsified a good market. A fter a series of and the m arket failed to follow creosote that it pleasant to take. Creoconferences between health au­ n clearly defined trend. On the muhion is a new medical discovery thorities and oyster producers a buying side the min >r specialties with two-fold action; it soothes and turned such as Columbia Carbon, proces for certification has b-'cn lu-alt the intlam<*d mtmbranes and inConsolidated Cigar, Ward linking worked out. hibils germ growtn. The United States public hoaLh ■'!!" and Liggett and Myers, auuOf ail known drugs, creosote is rcc•ervice rturin gibe summer ot t h s 'e r a l of whirh reported new higli ognUcd by high medical •dli ‘ authorities ' ' ‘ as car trained — ___________a corp.< of engineers prices for the year. Im one of the greatest healing agencies for n the method of procedure ofj 'fin* li * was bolstered ii| irrsislent coughs and colds and other pi oyster sanitation nnd these men by the firmness of Dupont, Sears forms of throat troubles. Creomuhion arc now at work n listing th e ; Roebuck, General Electric, Arnericontains, in addition to creosote, other various oyster producing states in can Can, although gains were llnthraling elements which soothe and heal their individual problems. | ited to one or two points. These the infected membranes and stop the In Florida O. C. Ho, kins repre- advances were counteracted by irritation ami inflammation, while the sents the service and has been losses of one to three points in creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ working with Captain C. N. Hobbs, Chrysler, General Motors, U. S. sorbed into jbe Llood, attacks the teat west Florida di.'.rict lim itary of- Rubber, Mack Trucks, Famous of the trouble and checks the growth . fleer, ot the state board of health, Flayers, and Murray Cody, of tho germs. in the vicinity of I'nnama City anu The strength of rail sharees was Creomuhion fs guaranteed satisfac­ y Apalachicola. Commissioner 1. It. well sustained. Atlantic Coast tory in the treatment of persistent 1*1 Hodge* of the state n u ll fish de de- Line and Wheeling and Lake Erie coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, artm ent,, him has ulso been aiding in pre preform!, both . ellimt a t the year’s bronchitis and other forms of respira­ e third work personally as well Lest levels. Foreign exchange« tory diseases, and is excellent for build. ns giving the use of bis marine v/oie irregular at ilu opening with Ing up the system after colds or flu. equipment. Iilemntid for Sterling unchanged a t Money refunded if any cough or cold is The first con.'stin g of a | 1.8 t i ; . not relieved after taking according to rough survey of tho oyster produc-; Am. illicit and It f. - . 1,10% directions. Ask your druggist, Creo* Ing territory about Apalachicola, Amn. Fan 2.4U mulaion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) OI Am. Sugar themain oyster producing area or .......73 Vi the atatc, have been taken. Samples ftnlc!v/ln Loco, 1.20 ^ of tho w ater nnd the oysters have Coco Cola ...... 1.45 been examined by the laboratory c orn |>r,„|ucctH FOR CITY COMMISSION . . . .30 of the bureau of engineering <-f the | , ,|(. \ , . n) 2.20 I hereby announce my can­ stato board of health under the n |.|;iy,,r , lM^ y t.osy, direction of Miss Ida Htnrck, who ^ y ,• didacy in the coming city elec­ 1.211', will handle tho oyster sampLis j ^ ’j« tion for the office of City i ,:tr» during this winter. i»ln a 1 „ .72 Commission. "The procedure of sanitary Mr-. |;,.ftijj,ir .........80' t II. It. STEVENS vey consists of a study of existing J »’ , .r,i% sanitary conditions d.tions of the .... waters ^ • uAilwn*y . . 1.15 in thu vicinityy of tho oyster beds. Stan(| 0 „ Nf j .m tho locating „ of pollution sources, <r „i. |._ _ ,i*.11 .......... ,1)7 such as city sewer outlets and tiiv | , , i ‘ , ue. l.l'H i sanitary condition i of the cities 1^ .88 % I Bin in) tiMiierr roiinrrtrtl with where the oystera are — ■shucked *— 1 f j'* *2 * 1 »ti* l.ilir l)r> rlopmrut Co„ 1.28 with Special attention ns to the * * * lt I*ill %)I1I ilrtulr nil my lime to prevalence of typhoid fever,’* Mr. r . , , r A r n 77“ UR>—Wlu>nt i'llbv rkplained. I CHICAGO, Dec fresh a d ­ "Trips to the beds are made and PHee" W l 1 " . 1,1 samples of water and oysters tire vance1 today Jumping upward ns IVnuli'l l|"irli"rn l.. Corner I'll Itaken for bacteriological cxnmmu... , ,brgpn. Iir.liul melt'1 isml I'lr.l Ninel, tion. Tho water samples are t iken ‘I'lotatieim j to I s r - t i high. I unit* I n *i i i i | a r r h i n r h m r Mriitir 172** and to sterile glass bottles and tho oy < V‘, ' v ”1'.,®* *c'‘ ’ It m l llftr&-*«(ii« i* ml ru n t im k r > «m were fol!nw?d tors are placed In a cloth sack. .day H52 ........ ....... by n;i unkiiilM* KiMiil l i u h i ' J , Nimip Ittrii fh fll i r p r i * r iif I*lie h i t e r r * I* I n I h r n o r t h ! They are obth properly tagged mi cunt to 1C8»* for Doc. and ICIki III In* l i r n * f h !i w r r k Ioi»t&ln^ f*,r Ii AGS WANTED — Large, clean, that they may Ihj identified n to for May. illit'li nr rot inn inr clean i i t i r ^ t t i i f t n l * I f f m i h m r n i t ) ( l i i i t i ; 1 After opening unchanged to location. A t the snnio time thu in Hi-tl l rl I tin ii limit Ii. tem perature and tho salinity of runt higher, May 71*N to 78 th ing purposes. Bring them now ’.III*. I.I I H i: SMI MON s. n u n market unili rwont a moderate o the Herald (’omnosing Kooia. the w ater Is taken. “ Both tho water Humpies and the H1,': n,,d 'hen ml lied, oyster samples uro parked in Ice v n t-'' *lnrll,d at ii idiinle to th /,! cream tuiia thoruuglily Icccl and ® "I* May 12'. and later hard■hipped to the n ate ' board of r,u,i n dttle mure, health a t Jocksonville. Sam ples1 --------are usually received within twenty four hour.' a fte r they are taken and the use of the ice cream tuba C li i , r«i * has aided greatly in keeping them a t a low tem perature. T I. , I ir , , _ a “ At tho laboratory the water:) H l f T h l l I ]1 f 1C r P P V B 11 arc Incubated for the deuulopo * t T I 1 I U i.i 1 • v » d l l ment of bacteria commonly anno- • d ated wlh human diseases and if ffontinued front page 1) these develo|i, thoy ore further n,<’h by the high wimin and thenconfirmed and index of th- cun- has he n much damage alori" the tamiimtiun of the oystr» it* i*:cur- coast liites, according ti» i.port.) cd. Extreme cate must *bu vx er-!ji*ow. dsed a t all times to get a true The center of the «torm is off picture of tha results for a slight , the middle of Atlur.tlc coa t line, slip in the procedure would give the local weather bureau reports, an erroneous result. and it la mo vine northeastward. *A correlation of the field work It has keen ruining nvir most of SIMON FlIRE AND GEM BRANDS and thu laboratory data is* then the peninsula, with th» downpour ‘•Time Tried and Crop Tested” made and the oyster beds are reaching torrcntinl pronortinns at ready for classification. The next some localities. In th« past 18 Nov. 15, 1!)25 new price list of regular brands just issued step L* ihu inspection of the shuck­ hours 15 Inches of rain lion fallen t Jut sumo before placing your order. Send orders now for ing houses. Extreme care must lit Miami, report * to the local fall r« ijuiremonts, save d e la y s and lie ready when fertilizer also l». employed here for th* em ­ W eatlpr bureau rayi there ’ias ployment of a typhoid fever car­ keen live inches at Fort I aiitlcris needed. rier i:h a shuckir might spread dale In the past 2 t hourn and four QUALITY First, FAIR Brices. PROMPT shipment. disease many miles away at Orlando. “Them must !«» steam or hot At Tanip i inches of rain I water for n,.,i . .sterilization , 7 ........ purposes Purposes has falh n i;i tho past trt hours, and water used fore washing thu according m icnorts a t y t)\-l,M-k Jacksonville. Duval Couniv, Florida o y .'e rs must he plentiful and free this nm rnln" will, the -„i , ill ...... f«»H'ig. At Ji„l .onvilk- .77 inches wonu ii aull k the work must In? i.»ln i... i fxliiflM "t ours. clem, he,,I ky «,ul free from .til J V e Fm tics W*1 Dawn commlnlcahlo tliai-utm. F lic meat q ; i uml telegraph w?re bo •xelrded from the Ici.k- „f the m.-jim . have l/cin down as rcnoiiBo ond kept at a miniinuin on thu aurroundlng ,l“‘ tin ir wires l'lL "-1 —ouUide - - ii rritory,J r , , , roiul*° rreport in ’ good 'I here must- ■he avuiluM. water, soap and towc ls '^ .'thu? tlw ‘ 1 T1'1' other companies, employes may keep ihi-ir liar.ds liii\vvc,, report "heavy delay" on dean at all times, Utensil > nmist *11 circuits. Tim negroes killed nt be so made ns to easily sterilized Tampa are unidentified. Another and the tin cans for shipping must is dyiirr, n ports here say, while fi\_ ■Other, nre in a hospital. be used only once. West First Street Corner "The rules ami regulations fo r1) Tlll\ e!mU»nnl*s there ays' operating oyster e • ahHaktmnt’ ,s'’uw,l thnt the $ 16,000 were Pitnlo by the state depart- d, r i,,f t s are ru t safe due to the mont of ngirculturo hut nr*> being !. 1,l,; ',r f''.'Wer Im s. ’th e West Or Less Thun $200 Per Foot. enforced by the «tnte hiiard of 1 rtT*ilher Pom tinny t he ro health. wfl troyeil by (iro lit a da mage | This corner is right in the center of the present act­ “ If a shucking plant meets till of ?JIHI.0(MI. Th* ro were several the irnuirrmciitH and the oysters ;itlur (t:«*. ivity out West First Street and has a fine handled by tlm plant uro from Nnrf.no Accumulation Gone ' unimpeachable sources then a eerMIAMI. F la . Dec. 1.—(Zl»)—IJntificate and » number is given tiu establishment and all products hungered hy the cellars that fill leaving that plant must bear this on -t cities during n heavy rain,! certificate number on the contain- .j00.1' had shaken off practically cr. ,»!! the airfare accumulation dur*, “Tho oysters thu • enters the big it unprecedented 1 1.1 inch class o f other foods aubject federal Ivnlnfatl and. this morning, was and stale inatH'ctioii. j going about teiainnsa na usual. If you know what's coming out West First Street _ I Within a few hours after the you will at once realize thnt this is an investment op­ .. . • rai* stopped, the downtown street portunity seldom ci)uulled. It will pay big returns i IV IA lv lY la lo intersection*, which wore ns so at once on tho investment whilo you arc waiting for ....... .......... I many •■mall lake*, worn as dry aa ■ £ * • 2*NEW a uw,,wt bone, tho IIUTU poruus soil illiU and IlLiir* near ! I, .. iD L k ,* ’Dee. '• *I.—4/1*)— * * * U5 5UU the advamc in valuta that is sure to come. B*r silver flfl'.tj Mexican dollars lying river and aeu having altaorbHiif tush nml balance to wait. 1 B u?Ktl *|uickly a downpour th a t would have clogged ordinary storm sew­ CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—</P)Butt«r ers for days. unchanged. Egg* higher; firsts Another rain fell last night hut ■r i 68; '.ordinary flr:.U 48. was of short duration und did not have appreciable effect. Neither CHICAGO, Dec. 1.•—UVt—Poul- of the disturbances wero attended 209 Magnolia Avr. Phone 231 vL 17(3,2 kry «UvA steady; fowl.. i7(3)24^j: by heavy a to m s and only a choppy springs W 'i( turkey* 30; boosters «P*aU su/> w«a running outside tho jetties * A off th : tc a ;h . u e ^J Killed, 18 Injured o tO lT I l A t S U I llD S ! I ANNOUNCEMENT The Simmons Realty Co. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS K ARL J. SC H U L T Z la t National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. Dcautif.il Spanish , $2,500 cash, balance cas, We have mvcral sec us nbout them. Acreage Near Enterprise 14 Acres—The road runs right through thin piece of land. Price §75 per acre. Good terms. Nice 6-rooni bungalow wilh Price $7,500. Easy terms. HAGAN REAL! 108 E. Second St. W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. Lot at Northwest corner Oak Ave., and 14th St., §2,500— §700 cash, balance, terms. Choice ware-house site nt corner of Second St., and Cedar; one block off First St., at §75 per front foot. Club road, nt HOM ES—LOTS-FAf ACREAGE Y O U R OPPORTUN! To OWN your home by making iu Q We offer a beautiful 5-room buinJo* J of bnth nnd screened tackporth, «Ej) ni.cied for only $8,500. This ton* ii | Snnford avenue opposite beautiful R-af lot. Gorngo, Small cash paynct I r e n t Can be occupied December It SEE US AT ONCE. Groves, Celery farms, lots, houses. The I)avey-Winston Organization C O L C L O U G H REALM i Real E state Masonic Illdg. Phone 707 VOLUSIA A Farm 8 miles out of city on hard road, 40 acres, (5 acres in Orange grove. A 7-room house and sleeping porch. Good terms. West First St. Celery farm, 10 acres, all cleared, drained and tilled, and fenced. Two w ells; new house; lights, §11,000. Good te rm s . Laurel Ave. A 5 room house and garage. Lot 40x117, §5,800. Good terms. $16,000 Number 6 Ball Building, Opposite Post Lake Monroe Development Co. I’uleston-Brumlcy Building Sanford, Fla. Brick Bldg. Two Floors Gttunii 311 First National Dull Sanford, Fla. Ttk If it is lots or Homes you want we have them. In City or out. For Rent oa! W . have several M,h cls„ lend unusually , „ , t f „ am lo M W ' ' ' 1(52 ACRES—This must be seen to be fully appreciated. It is on a beautiful lake und is suitable for immediate development. It is very well located. Price §225 per acre. Terms. 20 acres, Upsalaand Country $30,000. Terms. ’ court Acreage 800 acres close to Enterprise. 381C acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices aa low as ?33. aeft BRYANT & HATHA! Number G Ball Building, ,0p Office, SnnfortJ, Florida. 20 Y'eart Experience With Florid*! Address R. W. Care Herald “Could Better F ertfer Be Made Y/e Would Make It” E . (). P A I N T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. f PAY RENT TO YOURSELF Bvautiful Spanish Bungalow; ju.it com puted; firo locntion; all modern improvements. Brice $0,500. Cash $1,500. Balance like rent. LAKE MARY Eighty acres udjolning city limits on good road. $150 pei acre, 1-3 cash. Thi'i ia a bargain. Three nere.a with fi-room houn and garigr* Gas station on Sanford nml Orlando Highway. Three families living on property. A good proposition. Brice $7,700—Cash $3,200. Special for one week $.5,500 with ing iCrcot; very good for sub-division a {' ChaB, II. Night. PURVIS & WILLCO! FLETCHEK-BULGER REALTY CO. lL T /i ‘Magnolia Phone 716 Ball Bldg. FULTON INC. (ias Service Station and Modern Five Room Bungalow THESE ARE GOOD i, sJm I 1,800 acre* finrst pns tihlr fafnl , In1 I fronting full mile each side *>f hart mile* growing thriving town an** u Acre—Splendid term s. u * (Tktfjn® ; 5,000 ncrc« Osceola County on Di>'* ytr road; very near immenae 1^ farm lamb, and easily )>ut iob* c0 REAL ESTATE Sanford (Seminole County) Florida W e fu r n is h th e b e s t C e m e n t B lo c k s 'N ilh ornamental and plain facet* delivered our plants nt Osteen and shortly in Sanfurj W EST FIRST STUF.ET IS STI,L»ttr*^'* Entering SANFORD, and is property. 1 have some of it p f* ^ t CITY REALTY CO- We deliver the beat Cement and Building 8aruj a t $3.60 on your lot anywhere in Sanford. PACKARD REALTY CO. I a K S s fl A Safe and Sane Investnj Send all order* lo nnr office at Seminole Ilntrl ...■ J,v Phone 120 r e s id e n c e Thcne 3* �-_ _ _ T H E niorc com prc-' nenEivu quarantine measures r~ as a ! safcjfimrd to American ■ Hortlcyl- j mentioned, i t Bulb Conference ss s v i s jsft, as? qantc quarantine. The Cnlifornf nford on Saturday to csublish quarantines coniP!et* willinciHMa arainst z r-dcrol Horticultural Boarrl, ; “mp” h” “ lvo ami jntorM Um :£ o»n ,nt £ * "“ withi" ' ‘Mr Henry Hancock of New Jersey requested the Secretary, in bl\ and the Farm Bureau, urgently requested the Seccrctarv. in 1' s *ta rts. amiAtiRUrca t* prosontoil is. i <™by«< Ljlture. t*'° these gentlemen. Inspection and Diseases K “tJ ' « « ■ [5W bulb* Contrary to the statem entsJ> r (reign W“n* .,. * viviu fctiwttiu 1u Kltljr. another member of tho After a consultation in secret, [court, was accused by Reid of re- the court overruled that Gen. I mnrkinjr in an undertone from the Graves had interfered with the • bench that the testimony then be­ cross examination of the witness, lt* W ? was ‘‘damn rot”. Al­ and had displayed bias. The de­ though Ren. King apologized this cision followed another fiery al­ moment has been reported to the tercation in open court arising " ar Department. from a comment made in an unWben the court returned to the Icrtono by Gen. Graves r^irard, room alter having retired to con­ sider the question of complaint made by R0p. Reid, the represen» I; U? challenKed Gen. Graves’ rtRnt to sit as n member of the - court. [ Amerif“a S i ! d entry fo‘° many people, the Hear ___ the fourth Previous W* venibor 16 and li was m atter unn that the public hearing oil the t of the coun- der discussion. Up o October 10, i com-’ our the past seasons importations nth diwu*«* from France and Holland had her mention amounted to 1.13,-ic. i liter, this tremendous number it hat was a large b"e„ possible to effectually in. l e t less than two percent. Of „i n7-1*1 i-t iwreont !H i_____a those inspected percent were infected w ith i... the 1' lesser bulb fl> and 10-9 pereent\ were hi feetec with the Narcisius f ..ill not donary hand inspection w tuct the majority of eelworm in feet ion. One lot showing only Vi percent by hand inspection, would ed 8.8 percent infection, u Mcmanda, and representative number of L the foreign were cut open. 2-10 pefeent [reduce their bulbs from Holland and o. of surpluses. cent of those from tra n c e L« attending cel worm • infection. The L the Board periods of drying during t trough' an inpons as Possl* rvt “will continue to s it as a member of this court,” also th at “the case will proceed." on advice of hla colleagues, he re ­ frained from doing so. R E G I S T E R IS D E T A I N E D IN ORLANDOJAIL (Continued from page 1) _ l arne^ ^ Cross-Examined Volusia county, by a negro named When today’s fiare-up flare-up occured George Martin, who insisted that Capt. H. — E.. Ynrncll, of tho nNavy ....... . UI u t / ity. The president of the court, Register had previously held him was wing cross examined*IUO -by — Maj. Gen. Robert L. Howze, ndReid up nnd robbed him. Martin wn* about the ”Hawaiian ‘ flight .and montshed the counsel for both sides jailed in Volusia County and Reg­ Maj. Allen Gullion, ns ... the trial to desist from “disgraceful ----------1 w rang­ ister came to Sanford for medical judge advocate, had complained to ling” nnd to address the court nnd aid. Espanola—New Flagler Heights the court of Reid’s “insulting not each other. Finance® Visited Him Hero treatment” of witnesses. . “The de­ This formal protest was made While recovering from tho gun- subdivision, to bo developed. fense counsel has unnecessarily against Maj. Gen. Graves: shot wounds inflicted by Martin, inquired into the private a ffa irs , “ I hereby challenge Gen. Graves it is said that ho received numerMiami—Building permits for of Cnpt. Yimcll,” said Maj. Gul- to sit longer as n member of this ous visits from his reported fi Octohor, totaled $10,235,113. | court for the reason that his no­ " ^ o .y o u a good example of a tion while in this court show that non-flying officer, who commands he is not impartial and that in jusLoans MONEY AVAILABLE Loans ,fl>ing units?” Reid asked the wlt- tiee and fairness to the accused, - ifl ness. Capt. Yarnell answered that Gen. Graves should no longer ho he dal not consider himself com­ permitted to sit as n member of For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 1% petent to express any reply to such this court." Consult us first when In the market for funds a question and the reply was fol­ The court indicated through low'd immediately by the argu­ Gen. Howze that the accuser could Mafcnntl* ft Second A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS «•*— « ment between Reid nnd Gen. [not be sustained that Gen. Graves Lembargo ap- lers knew that [ was slipping : i’ropoganda ifceir main cus. that the FedBoard was neir supply of Honeybees get nectar from the deep corollas of tho bush honey­ suckle by following big wood bees l that puncture the tube with their strong black mouth parts. 1 here were more domestic s*tv ants per one hundred United States families in 1S7U than at any timo before or since. can bo cleaned up. No infected areas have been found in Florida or adjacent territory. Six Indies, representing various Clubs, next gave their evi­ if Agriculture. Garden ( They attacked tho stand Located Near Entrance in ions. It prov- dence. i t4 finally hun- taken by the Federal Horticultural feg—Every old Board and Dr. M urlatt in parti­ They stated that the em­ |o grow a half cular. i Eh of water be* bargo was unustified and that it Jardinc. They would ho of g re a t dnmnge to Priced at $3,000; will sell for whence the American horticulture. They ex­ quick sale, $1,200; $1,300 cash; no U source and pressed bolief th a t The United payments for one year. reality pleading States could neither supply bulbs in quantity nor of quality; that Farms, <. tati in Seminole, Or­ business. iume of public the beauty-loving women of the ange and .Sumter Counties. to him there I Country were about to be deprived reasonable for of tho m ost popular nnd easily la—cad a coa- grown house flowering plants nml FRED E. UUSSELL [mpartial bcar- that these deprivations were not i both to those warranted, in th eir opinion, by Room 3, Hall Bldg., Rhone 7GC , ami to those the risk encountered. ■n IjaHrs.'Th’-rv- The attorney of the American ■ on quarantine Bulb I)ealer3 Association IhLi took tho floor nnd conducted the ■ 16, last Bicemcnt of thisi remainder of the campaign of Plnrida, o stateKlii growers was I for Oct. 28, at re number of ting nil of the iraunitifs of tho is meeting. The rowers Asw in ­ to organization ------ ------------- ------tough formed ns 1 These speakers expressed themaiiatmn, lo take elves as believing tho Federal the new in- Horticultural Hoard to ho autoways, much cratic and unreasonable, the progiven to the posed embargo on Narcissus uni committee necessary and uncalled for. They F, Whitner dwelt upon the fact th a t there if Seminole were already, infected spots in our i to repre- Country and th a t they were wide»t the hear- |y scattered; th a t if narcissus A request were to be sTiut out, the action a. Rhodes, should liavo been taken three •mmissioner, years ago before tho m ajority of ttec. After these infections were established, intents, Mr. They hold that bulbs imported for ;°* forcing was destroyed a fte r flowarl oring, whereas planting stock Wiotuness of [widely distributed. They accused ’•« i ant Hoard the Federal H orticultural Board -I ntgomcry, of favorisism *n the issue of rV,’ 'V.akL* "*’Pcc' al perm its” for importation M O D E R A T E L Y PRICED. IHanding, of Quarantined bulbs. T hey DECEMBER Ifilh, a 10% Increase* will he Oin NSanford adilctHu the prenenl prices of nil properly (Jruve. T |»fi ‘ip rn i *. AKE ADVANTAGE of this profit-sharing opporlunily— liny today. REMEMBER THE DATE I r,> .v' L'nt, to damned the Board and its ChairJinij the blur- innn. Altho they submitted a b t 7engress- great volume of evidence, very Ijt' l 'i t *L' was of n constructive nature '■:Uy; a:ul E. and tho m ajority of it was offset a,j !lUK' DepurtmciUal evidence already Lj Delegation, given. T\ r \ f ' - A»u'rican Illubs Defended ititiV. I-1 ' ■ ‘ n T!10 evidence of the American f Dinned Bulb Growers Committee and of ia i , ,lnKton the California Delegation, wa i not Calif , •':,r 'iV1' submitted until the morning of tho rj Vir Y »lny. A fter n general cxW n ve-'.u0Ui h l,! anati‘>n by Chairman White, of r r 111 the I tho Rtancl taken by tho bulb prow'tiu ii, tin* crs, twenty men v o n pnllm! nti BEAUT1FU LLY STY LED AND WOVEN. FOR GIFTGIVING ID E A L OR HOLIDAY WEAR. Full fashioned of a Pul'° thread silk chiffon weight hose with feature generally found only in stockings at much higher prices, is of­ fered here at popular prices. Shown in tho most popular winter shades. AMID M AJESTIC PINES Hurt Nason, S ales Director R EA LTOR Telephone 219 SANFORD. FLORIDA Milady’s Shoppe Magnolia Ave. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG �Wf . *. H ie Sanford Herald i lllf. __ !m i i m M I D I. n*AW_ IOWA HD BKRO_ t f l W «aolU A v w '•■u n a cHU n i n1i o n h a t m I * Month*... H - I# On* T m i - I I-----.M SSli < |M S e r fd In C(v‘ tt r Carrier, pot t n k , lie. Weekly K dltlo n | i . 0 » p<*r y*»r. ip c c ia i. l o n u i ah oM«;j*rr ■evict*. a*rd* o f theaV*. reeolnttnn* ■ad notice* ol e n t e r : » ! n n t » w b * r * H l t i H *,-• M*d* w ill b* c*>«r**d fo r ■* r*Rut*r ad vertleln s r s f e __ m m T i m a h s o c ia t k ii p h r m „ Tw» AMoctated Pre** I* *xeluetv*|y en titled i» fh* u*e for r*Fnblleatton o ' *11 n*w* dl*p*tch*« lit* * to It or not oth*rw|p* crodIn thi* n*»er and *l*o th* !o* * j i v i published h*r*ln. All rlifht* rapoblleatlun or *p«cl*l dlep»tohb*r*lu «r« *l*o r***r**d. TUESDAY, DEC. I, 1911 TH E HKRALo’S PLATPORM 1/—Deeper water route to J*ck»on- rill*. i I ,—Conatroetloo of St. Johna-Ind l t r Elver canal. •v—Extension cf wfille way. 4s- -Extension of looil amusements. •—Swimming pool, tennis courts, •iu • ■>•*—Augmenting of building pro* m—bouses, ho.els, apartment aaa. •*—Extension of street paving pro* i tram . 1 —Construction of boulevard ■roi nd Lak* Monroe. • — Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. Eiponsion ol school system with provision for Increased fad lltlee.___________________ • _ K TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE THINK OF THE HARVEST:— W hatsoever a man snweth that •hall he also reap. Galatians. G: 7. PRAYER:—Dear Lord we thank theo for this truth. Mny we sow •fed that nssurua us a good har­ vest. TH E MEN I KNOW This I ’ll sny for the men 1 know: Moat of them work for their dally bread. W hether In places high or low Moat of them follow the path I tread, Most of them cherish the flng o’er liend; Most of them eag er for wealth or fame, Beem to ho proud of th eir family name. r Borne of them strong and some of thorn weak, Bomo of thorn b itte r a t times in woo, But this I’ll say for the men I know: Karo Indeed is the mental frenk Who would order nrul decency overthrow, Clever or dull qr frrvJLor strong, Moat of*them shudder at doing wrong. This I’ll say for tho men 1 know: Most of them w ant to be clean nnd true; In suite of tho selfish thing i tnoy do Most of them try , ns they come nnd go, To leave some glory for men to view. A few turn tra ito r to God and state, But most of tho men I know walk straight. — Edgar A. Guest, o-------- Another thing th a t you never see anymore is the wife agreeing with everything the husband says. ■ -o ■ How about someone starting a Christm as stocking fund hero for children who uru not unite so for­ tunate ns lomo others? --------o— — Johnny Spencer on the Mncon Telegraph says, “his absence led to tho discovery that ho was miss­ ing.” Pray tell us, Johnnie, how did you arrive nt th at conclusion? ■ o-------- w * i ■o r a As Brisbane Sees It The revival of the old-time custom of Christmas Eve IB 4 .“JPEifll MODERN SWORDS OF DAMOCLES Carol-Singers For Sanford 4 Hour*’ Work, Too Much Task for the Clergy Old Maid and Bachelors Marcus to e * on Luck BY ARTHUR BRISBANE at •■ atari. FlerM* ’»• Second CUM Matttr, caroling hns made such rapid progress in this country dur­ IT, 111*. * t th* .fosioftle* ing the last decade that it will be organized in probably more •ford.. Florida vnd*r Ac* of j|. , i .. THE QAVPnwn HF.HAf.TY TUESDAY. D E C E M B E R j . J O Z g i ^ ^ ^ LOB POUR _ ■• f, ’*«*fiCi.v thon two thousand towns nml cities this year, many of which are already recruiting and rehearsing their singers. (C o p y r n c n t l » I S t Leaders in many of the cities of the country have taken G. B. SHAW says the ideal stole an interest in the matter and are gathering together those will nllow four hours for work, who will agree to take part in the work, which many believe four for dressing, eating, drinking, to be so effective in spreading a happy Christmas spirit. bathing, eight for sleep and eight The result will be that many thousands of persons will hear for leisure. Machines will make it possible to do the world’ll work in beautiful Christmas music. Hotel lobbies, schools, churches, theaters, clubs, homes, a four-hour day. hospitals, jails and nil public institutions where people are MEN LIVED before they had gathered will be visited by those groups of carol singers, machines that do the work of while in towns where broadcasting stations are located, the more t tinn 12 or 15 hours. With music will be sent out over the air on Christmas Eve and machines thnt do tRi worR of 1,000 men, the necessary day’s Christmas morning. labor can be cut to two hours, or where caroling has been .In Detroit, u • t i idone , on a larger , .. one hour, whenever that is desiracale each year since 191G, the work is in charge of the j abiP( jf abi0 mcri Wjii cease strugwomen’s clubs. Camp Fire Girls nnd Girl Scouts also furnish gling for w hat______ they don’t need, caroling bands for the residential districts. In Philadelphia IT IS NOT Idleness, or "leisure” 150 song leaders arc now at work training the singers for however that men crave. They that city, while in many smaller cities groups are preparing want work that they like, freedom to bring cheer to those who are unable to leave their homes of choice, nnd variety in their nnd to others who might not otherwise get the real meaning work. If Ford can work out hia plan of Christmas. for farmer*’ crops rnised nnd har­ One of the interesting developments of the movement has vested in half the year, and work been its spread to rural communities where the singers are totally different from farm work conveyed hy nutomobilcs, going from house to house sing­ in winter, he will provide some­ thing better than a six or fouring the glad tidings. It wouM be a fine thing for Sanford nnd the communi­ hour day. ties nearby if such a plan could be carried out here this MEN WANT to work. They year. With many capnblo nnd willing singers, it ought not be crave effort—sec them walk all a difficult task to organize good cneer throughout our com­ day, to shoot a rabbit, or knock a munity on Christmas Eve. The Herald hopes some one will little white ball along tho grass. But they want to work in their take tho lead in the matter and see that it is done. way, not as the slaves of other ------------------- o--------------------men, with hours and tasks forced upon them. They, ns n mass, are not fit for anything better yet. When they are fit, nnd learn t<* think, they will get something bet­ ter. Down With The Submarine Out' United Staten Congress, in the course of its exist­ ence, lias been subjected to many embarrassing situations. Every known form of ridicule has been heaped upon its members hy press, pulpit and populace. We have all at one time or another Imd considerable fun nt the expense of Congress. But about tho worse predicament Congress ever got in, has been caused by Arthur McDonald who proposes to mea­ sure the skulls o f congressmen to test their brain capacity. Mr. McDonald, who is a scientist of some note, has measured the skulls of all the inmates of St. Elizabeth's Hospital for the insane, and by a skillful process of addition, multiplica­ tion and integration, has determined their degree of intelli­ gence. Now Mr. McDonald, having tested the subnormal, would gather the same statistics from the abnormal. He has fig ­ ured that the men who represent all the people of this grent United States, are representative of them not only in poli­ tics but also in intelligence. So he proposes to line the con­ gressmen against a wall, take careful measurements of their skulls from various angles and thus determine their brain capacity. Strangely enough there is no stampede among the con­ gressmen to he the first to have his brain measured. There seem s to he n tendency on tho part of our salons to hang back. One would think that these chiefs of intelligensia would dash madly forward and fight to be the first to show to the world ju st how much sense they have. Can it be modesty which restrains them? On the contrary our reprqsentatives probably realize better than anyone else just what such intelligence tests would show. They probably fear that on the whole they would stack up little better than the inmates of St. Eliza­ beth’s and possible some o f them might bo sent there for a little treatment. All in all the proposal of Mr. McDonald bus placed the congressmen in a very embarrassing position. fiNAKCWu- b c ^AOS sk y , cost "'bif high cent No nf these boii ha\ 7 H) •ta hallo ■<n upside Thinjn ( ,'i month i i have to P«j i - J ,ng this cooatnl « t mad ar.d t& j| There is an insistent demand for the abolition of the sub­ marine. The sinking o f the giant British submersible, the _ M -l, a short tim e ago has resulted in a demand for the doing O N E R E V E R E N D gentleman away with the under-sea craft which may result in some sees ruin and decay facing the action being taken. The movement started in England hut nation, for “lack of religion.” i’nrt of tho fault, perhaps, is* with the has quickly spread throughout our own country until now clergy. They ask often why it hns*gathered formidable proportions. churches are not crowded. Crowds Since the signing of the Armistice there have been .T7f> go where interest lends them. What about race-track gambl­ POLITICS AND POSTAL RATES Uvch lost on submarines. Of this number the United States ing, legalised prize fighting, sus­ O W E N S B U R Y , (K y .) M E S S E N G E R lost 38 while Great Britain sacrificed 154 lives and Japan pending the laws against assault 134. Sinking often in such a way as to make rescue impos­ nnd battery ,nnd establishing cen­ sible, the submarine has proven to bn a death-trap offering ters for disseminating vice, nnd The $-10,000,000 postal deficit is job or loafing place? a hazardous life for those in thnt branch of the nation's the worst social diseases. How much more money could entirety unnecssary nnd could laDo you recall nny effective bat­ service. . tle by clergy, ns a class, against eliminated, says William Dudley have been given in salaries to pos­ What excuse is there for the existence of the submarine, those features of our "Christian Foil Ike, former president of the tal employes or how much saved? Of course it all comes down to national civil service commission. anyway. What are its notable achievements? What pari civilization.” The deficit is bred hy politics, h<- n question of an honest applica­ Chicago is about to make prize did it play in the great war? What value has it in n day fighting legal, annulling its law says. If all person in the postal tion of the civil service principle. of peace? protecting decency, for the sake, sorvee held their jobs through Most postoffices would get along As an instrum ent o f effective warfare it accomplished of gate receipts. Chicago "hopes merit rather than politics, the just as well if the postm aster step­ little except to create terror in the lives of innocent parties. to stage the Wills*Dempsey fight" talk would not la- nf deficits. In ped out and the chief clerk step­ opinion, a great majority of ped in, thereby saving the post­ Its most outstanding achievem ent in the World War was the nnd enjoy the Hight of a white man, his I with an artificial nose knocked the fourth class postmasters owe master’s salary and probably im ­ cowardly sinking of the Lusitania with its cargo of women , about by a negro with a natural their appointments to politics and proving the service. Naturally with tho present ad­ nnd children. In tim es of peace it has caused tremendous I nose. not to efficiency. Not mnny persons will question ministration there can be no ex­ If Henry Ward Beecher were Iohs of life, and has made itself of little value as n depend­ of the civil service princi­ able craft. Of comparative worthlessness in war or in pence, alive, and in Chicago, that would that ns a general statement. Any tension not happen without a preliminary taxpayer may consider the situa­ ple. Under President Wilson some the submarine should he scrapped and efforts that have fight, on tho side of the law. tion in his own or neighboring progress was made, but no sooner been devoted in attem pts to perfect it should be directed The clergy might sun lend quar­ town to find an instance of where did his successor qualify and the rels among themselves, concerning tho postmaster is merely part of “ Ohio crowd" take office than the toward other and more effective activities. If tho submarine'eftn 1m outlawed nml then the use of theological questions about which th* office decoration while ■the spoils system was invigorated and they cannot possibly prove anyth­ the plums began to fall. do the work. poisonous gas be discontinued, civilized nations will be mak­ ing, and nmke their influence felt clerks The public may be only mildly Patrons of the LTnited States ing great progress in abolishing war altogether. in matters uffeeting the youth of mails for some months have been interested ns to whether the poli­ An Em barrassing Situation f A *ifh ratf, hme. Has t>fg J miled in the J .j t S ./■tie's Mfinny.I all tired out foal M betteriku J ink*. I I I I H I I | | | ln u J A U D IT S SYSTEMS a H all, Pentland &W i; J a c k s o n v ille , Tampa, Muai ;; S n n fo rd , W e st Palm Both 2 j 317-318 First National Bail Sanford, Florida CENTRAL FLORIDA OFITKlI j S. G. GUAY, Resident Miajt| ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a H in a a H H B isu a a a a n a u a a a a s iiiiu ; fin **1 wortaBB money i l l could !»WW today, and the coming generation. paying Increased rates. The high­ tical post masterships go to a er rates were imposed to meet an Democrat or. a Republican but lilt. ARNOLD LORAND, in hia increnso in salaries for the men of when u man of Mr. Foulko’s stand­ hook "Life Shortening Habits and tho postal «ervire who really do ing asserts that political postmas* Rejuvenation" warns women the work. Nobody objects to giv­ terehips are responsible for n $!<),against spinaterhood, It’s harmful ing these faithful employes ade­ 000,000 deficit, which is another effects on the ductless glands, and quate compensation for their rer- way of saying responsible for nt otherwise. vices but how about the political The worst of it is thnt old mist masters who trot down to the least part of the increase in posmaids, possessing self-control, high office in the morning, remain long tul rates, the average person gets character nnd proper scorn of enough to case their conscience a new conception of what politics men’s imperfection-* have deprived nnd then trot away to some other can do to the postal service. the human race of children that might have pushed the world 1,000 centuries ahead. THE REVILED STUDENT THERE IS no such thing as luck, suit! Marcus Locw, on Friday, carefully chewing the white meat of a Ritz Carlton turkey, and wishing his doctor would let him eat red meat. Charier. M. Schwab, on Lorw’s hoard of directors, passing by, said, "Well, Andrew Carnegie used to say ho didn’t believe in luck but liked to be associated with poope that were lucky." big n'.sslf inveiki J*1 soi iatioa ri benefit!. TAMPA TRIBUNE i’ity tlie poor student. He toils not, neither does he spin, snys President Lowell of Harvard Uni­ versity, hut of all the human class­ es he is the most vilified, condemn­ ed, depreciated and denounced. '1 he way the college man is talk­ ed about one would think he had no friend in the world nnd thnt nf all his enemies he himself is the worst. In an address before the Asso­ ciation of American Universities President Lowell adjudged the col­ lege student "a sluggard, a dolt­ ish creature, who must be pushed into proper courses of learning anil hold there, else he will elect the less difficult courses and pass through four years of collegiate work with a minimum of mental effort." And in the same day’s news an­ other educator applied such alien nnd unspeakable adjectives as radical, emotional nnd itiflantTitnhie" to the American undergrad­ uate to which n third ilegree-totter replied in no more compliment­ ary term s that the college student is none of these but is "indiffer­ M i i S K i i i i i i i o a i i a a i i s i i i u i i i i | | >1 ent to political problems and not susceptible to suggestion. As to the charge thnt the stud­ ent is doltish nnd n sluggard, the majority of them nre nnd admit it without shame. Does the average ■ graduate or non-universtiy man seek the hardest way? Is there a larger percentage of tim e-wasters and dullards in the colleges nnd universities than in the offices, factories, professions, on tho farm and in business? Not every man and woman in an institution of higher learning is a student in the sense of being devoted to learning. Tn every lino of business and in­ dustry and in every occupation and profession thore nre self-made lailures. And ns for the college man be­ ■ ing a radical, and emotionalist or The demand for thl3 protection will Dr c,tW* inflammable, his traiidng and learning (if he hns been fortunate offered. Make reservations now. enough to have assimilated cither) should make him the least radical, the most unemotional and non-in­ flammable. i Frost andFil j Insuran* !. • ON I CELERY * Citrus Fruits and TrH \ KNIGHT & MacNEIl "THERE’S NO LUCK,” --aid Locw, "but there is good judg­ ment. A few blocks from here, 1 rent a theater, pay $35,000 u year rent and taxes, to u son of the man that bought the land. Ho paid $35,000 for it and his family — — o------wanted him put in tho insane “The auto, u Chevrolet, was re ­ asylum, to protect his property. turning to Rockford from Daven­ Now his craziness brings them p ort where she had been for two $35,000 a year. days giving demonstrations In “ I bought two blocks of land in beauty culture."- Rockford, III., Los Angeles for a studio, paid filar. And to think that it was u $38,000 for the two. We needed Chevrolet. two blocks more, but my manager -------- o-------wired they were holding us up, nxking $50,000 for the other two A classified advertisement In » blocks. I said buy them anyhow. California paper nays, “ For Ken*. That was five years ago. Now l *—Thraa rooms; one double bed could noil them for n million and and two single beds, hot and cold n half." w ater in each. Inquire 11(1(1 Palm For further details city editors Street.” We might udd *W s your --------------------- o-------------------- Rhone 720 may find Locw on his way to Cali­ N IT IS THE LAW old man.” Political economy is not itself a science, but a system fornia. via the Twentieth Century ---------o--------LAKELAND LEDGER ■ ■ ■ I i s i i i s s u n i 3 i s * s x i x i i i i > < > l|1 > ,l,> ! of conduct founded on the Sciences, ami impossible except nnd Santa Fe, leaving New York RARE BIRDS yesterday. There is no such thing under certain conditions o f moral culture. Which is only to as luck, hut wise buying of real A loud, long cheer Federal Judge Meokins, of North But the weakness of this par­ For Oscar Spry! say that industry, frugality, and discretion— the three foun­ cstato is a good imitation of luck. Carolina in his charge to the ticular situation is this: You can­ Game loser ho— grand jury a t Raleigh, declared dations of economy—are moral qualities, and cannot be at­ not legislate good into n man or No alibi. WARDEN LA WES snys thnt that "You cannot take a drink of — Boston Transcript tained without moral discipline; a flat truism, the reader Jam es Trainn, escaped convict, is liquor without violating the state evil out of him. No amount of may think, thus stated; yet a truism which is denied both a "boob." Thin is how the "boob" nnd national law,” and continuing rair logic will have any weight with a man who believes the law Lc’a whoop ’cr up vociferously, and in all endeavor, by the entire populace of escaped. Having no pistol, ho kept he said: For Charlie llrlllc; “It is immalarial whether you unjust and unAmericun in that it Europe, who are at present hopeful of obtaining wealth by one hum! in his pocket and pre­ He pays you when are in favor of or opposed to the interferes with his age-old pettended to have one. tricks of trade, without industry.—John Buskin. He says he will! A guard on the prison wall held national prohibition act. It i* now sonal privileges of taking a drink — M iam i T rib u n e a repeating rifle across his knee, a port of our constitution and n of whiskey. Judge Mcekins and Mr. Taft could talk until dooms­ very sacred thing." had an “automatic" i t hand. MY FAVORITE STORIES day, until they are black in thu Three loud huxxnhs "Make a move," said Traiim, Judge Mcckins thereupon quo. By IRVIN S. COBB For Celeb 1‘rico; “and you’re dead." The guard did ted Howard D. Taft, brother of face, until their tongues cleave to He don’t tell you not move. Trainu. still with the Chief Justice Tuft, t„ the effect the roof of their mouth*, and nil The hume joke twice, empty hand in his pocket was that any other course than right they might say would slip ()ff .. Ati ambitious Chinaman lOcurcd Th* visitor said to him: held up by another guard, going enforcement of the Volstead act wet-minded man like water off — Macon Telegraph a long time lease on a tiny island Economy in small a.s wo yoV **•; J"hn, it’s like on duty. "Make a sound or a was "unthinkable," Mr. Tuft stat duck s back. Thousands sec no on the California coast. Ileru he this.. L There s a lot of fog along harm in having their is fundamental. Build a Our cap is off liquor and built himcclf a simple shack and tins coast and Uncle Smm wants to false move, anil you'ri‘ dead, walk ing th at while ho was and |* ««. turc use. Open an nccoi To Oscar Moore; here he raised garden-truck. Be­ put up a lighthouse here for the beside me and pretend it's all posed to prohibition, he is con have It they will s„ long ns it 1 rigdit." bo had, nnd that’s all there is Who doesn’t lie vinced that a majority of the peo­ cause of tho climute, which was benefit of ships, Savee?" nolo County Hank. The gunrd obediently walked ple favor the law and that there About his score. generally damp, nnd because of The Chinaman shook hia head. the required distance. They may he regarded as heath..... o-------Is no chance of its amendment or tho *^*il nnd moat of nil because of No good, he said. Lighthouse "Now,” said the unarmed “boob," repeal. *n, a . anprch*. tts crim in a ls— w hat A sixtoen-page Florida edition the tenant's industry, the venture no k'lootl for flog.14 "Go buck, don’t^spoak to any one, Judge Meokins and Mr. Tnft nr., not, they may be politically .,1,1} Naturally, when a carrying many views and inter­ prospered. “ What makes you think so?" or turn Mrouml. Pll watch you 4% Interest Paid on SaviMF* you." right. Thi* Is the law nml the oaophically, morally un,l religious gentleman in uniform came along esting news stories of the state’s asked the government agent, Trainn escaped. Such “boobs’* gospel, th at so long ns a hew is tremendotn development, was pub­ one dny and suggested to him that u *‘Listen," said the Chinaman, are rare. it f,ross,;v in ° " crthat’s how on the books, it must be enforce,! " J * an/l nothing on earth can lished by tha New York Sun in he should vacate the property and fore l dumb here 1 live longHad Truina neaped from a and every citizen owes it allegi change it but some device that will Its issue !of November 38. Every tu tu over the I*land with It* flour­ tim« m Oakland, aclose Bay from German war camp in that fashion, section of tho state is mentioned ishing vegetable patch to th* gov­ San FU*co. Muchcc flog there. he would have been a hero. It anco and la in duty bound to aid make it impossible longer to b« w in the new* section, which included ernm ent, the Oriental protested. Uncle Sum plut up lightousc and all depend* on your starting point. in the enforcement end in dulv b « r. ferment w,nc and distill hard bound not to violate it. it w th„ a story of tb$ ten million dollar Jfo wanted to know why Uncle flog-wldstle he blow, giof-bdl ho Train a m ight huvo done better poultry iad ju ry to bo started soon Barn should covet hi* tiny posses- ling—an dumn flog he tome ju st in life, had he hod a better sta rt­ essence of citizenship. ,t i„ tha soul of government and ordtrlv tho samel" BBS Seudnoln com county. •ion_i ing point a t birth. processes. * I t’a funny, we never heard of n fellow fighting to serve a prison sentence but then wo suppose if tho alternative is hanging, it might make a small difference as Geruld Chapman will agree. Seminole(Jpiinfy S a n fo r d £ i STRENGTH - SERVICE ------------------- tilA i* -.------------------------------- T- �JF F ’ , *....... ' 1 j g ^ H L O H j.JE R A L D , TUESDAY. n re ™ . . , . , EPHOXE : , ■>* i •{. «/4 A^ J* JT“ ~ *“ r n ®AGI AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES 148 Howard Overlin who has been/ nt the Florida Sanitarium a t F o r -,| moso for the past few w eeks,' spent Monday and Tuesday h e re ,: .■— to Formosa Tuesday] returning evening. ________________________MRS. tv rEDITOR n ,n -n MRS.FRED FREDS.S.DAIGER. DAIGER,SOTTP SOCIETY -- ■w -- - - - —• RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: CECILIAN CLUB PROGRAM ENJOYED | Florida East C o a s t Officials Pay V i s i t BY MANY LOCAL MUSIC LOVERS The studio of Mrs. Fannie S. To “City Substantial” WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES Thursday, for ns much of tho dny as possible. First, every one there will get new and interesting ideas, and in bearing about club work in other places, ami the things other wo­ men are doing for their homes and their communities, cannot fail to he helped in undertaking whatever local necessities arise. Second, the Sanford Women's Club is a large, active, intelligent body of women, in n live and pro­ gressive community, but th? vis­ itors will have to judge the mem­ bers nnd report their impressions of them from what they see Thursday. 217-W Secession Ordinam Is Located In Ohio Munson was filled with an ap­ "Valsc"JInr*Uerl£e Gnrner preciative audience for the CecilSANDUSKY, O., Dec. 1.—</P)— Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hoffman T, ™ nn Woolcot As there will be no December ian Music Club’s recital on S at­ South Carolina’s ordinance of se­ of St. Augustine nnd Mr. nr.d business meeting, all efforts are urday afternoon. “ w. s S r t s y ? ,»** cession from the Union, signed a t Mrs. J. D. Ingraham of Jackson­ bent a t present on preparations Charleston on Dec. 20, 1860, and Somo interesting facta brought “ A n n W L - *Iomcr Morris ville were the guests Friday of for entertaining the annual moot­ long missing, wns located here to ­ out during the discussion of cur­ ing of Section Seven of tho Flor­ (bl - r l o Mane Couch day in the temporary poscssion of re n t topics, included a recent com­ thilils Good Night Song” Mr. Ingraham's aunt, Mrs. Frank ida Federation of Women’s Clubs Common Picas Judge Wiliam L. P. Forster, while the party was nt the clubhouse on Thursday. and Mrs. Anderson Bowers .■pilation -------- - of American folk songs j r ami of Mr. Fiesingcr. enroute home after having vis­ Lake George, N. Y., are spend- ®njl native musical iJlfZ? k ! on,tts j of Holy ing some time here nt the Valdez. I Julius Mnttfield of The local committee, under the ited Chuluota in the interest of *I\rmcnt.a hVoman’i Mrs. Bowers will be pleasantly re- 11Library. ul “b>", = - - > .........B lib n the big development project that chairmanship of Mrs. E. F. Gallo­ ,K« ' " 01 the Ncw York has been started nt that place by way, is being aided by many oth­ Mention was made of the 30 will meet mombered here as Miss Emily concerts from lending artists, to the Floridn East Const Railroad. er members in getting ready for a Mary Jessup. home of Mr. Hoffman is president of lnrge gathering of visitors. Th« bo given this winter from Station Rea„ eewood. the model Land Company of St. clubhouse will be attractively dec­ W EAF nt a cost of $500,000. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ganson of llt h edition nnd ever wel“Sch.rio" ",mMt F“ .. Augustine nnd is vice president of orated nnd luncheon will be served Mrs. Gladys Morris Williams Columbus, O., arrived in Sanford to all delegates to the meeting, the rome visit o f our old friends the Florida East Const Railroad concluded the program with a Organdie Parasol fill enter- on Monday to spend the winter. state officers, and the local com­ “Blue Bi„l.'i roi1 " " d .w ith headquarters in the “Ancient | Jiggs and Maggie in their group of most enjoyable songs. dee Club Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson, Mr. mittee nnd board members. VPi * Piano selections given were: absolute New M u s i c a l 1’auline Muirhond Bilbroi City," nnd Mr. Ingraham is disurt at 3 and Mrs. Brnxton B. Baggett nnd Souvenirs of the occasion will be n ein, ' trict passenger agent of the rail­ Dr. J. N. Robson motored to Co­ “Air dc Ballet ............... Schubert Chromatic Waltz" ... Comedy. Geo. McManus* road with headquarters a t Jack­ provided for the guests, nnd mus­ Marjorie Smith . , Sara Maxwell J entertain coa on Sunday. sonville. famous cartoons ic suplied by the club chorus .Mrs. “Cheerful and Serene" ___ Bohm |h«r home ”n •m 00’!A’>'mPh*" Barbour Takach nnd Miss Elinor Herring. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Petersfin ••Fablc" n' ,ly 'nterm ister Marjorie Haskins Both sessions are open to all .................... Schmoll Uethodist nnd Victor Seaburg left Saturday "H unters Horn" ....... ....... Schnioll members and friends of the club, Mrs. Ray Entertains for Jacksonville where Mr. P et­ u h ., Kntheryn Lanier |D»y prons well ns the delegates. At the Dance of Old Brittany" ____ William Morrison will visit her aunt; Mra. " R. R- erson morning session, which will bePipe Organ Club At , Bachruann I Ibers will Robert W. Simms while Mr. P et­ “Concert Etude" .... Sydney Smith «-*— w “ ,w gin promptly nt 10 o’clock. Mrs. Lueiln Mahoney erson nnd Mr. Seaburg will m ot­ Tom In Gay New York r i d * Home On Monday: E* Schumacher of Eustis, the it 9:30 or to Miami and other points on J sectional vice-president will be the the E ast Coast. ‘‘Bohemian Girl” Will Miss Maude Lake Is The weekly meeting of the Pipe chair, nnd will hear reports from with the clubs in the district and from i Organ Club of the Baptist Church , Dr. E. D. Mobley has returned Be Presented Here At Jiggs various state officers. The after­ Order 1home from Jacksonville where he Named A Member Of 1was held Monday afternoon nt noon session will begin at 3 o'­ ! its reg- went on business, stopping over Milane Theater Soon the home of Mrs. J. B. Ray on M aggie clock, und will include many inter­ T h e Cotillion C lu b Palmetto Avenue. Mason- nt Tullnhassee where he visited esting features. Jlll mem­ his daughter Miss Georgia Mobley J u s t a t this time there is evi­ Dinty Bowls of exquisite pink roses Mrs. W. F. Blackman, state its there who is a student at Floridn State dent activity in the opera and opTALLAHASSEE, Dec. l.—UP)— were placed on cabinets, mantles Kitty president, will speak on ‘‘Interna­ peers, College for Women. c ra ttn field,—a new era of mus­ Six new members have been ad­ and piano, as well ns gracing the tional Relations"; Mrs. B. C. Riley hers’ Asmitted to the Cotillion Club, nt refreshment table laid with n ical productions, an era that prom­ and the of the Extension Division of the | o’clock, Mrs. J. Frank Carlino nnd Miss ises to restore to the American the State College for Women, nc* lace cloth. University of Floridn, on "Outlines j Florida Louise Carlino of Mt. Vornon, Va., stage the Operetta type of enter­ cording to an announcement. They pobbod Jlair A. M. Phillips, president For Club Work"; Mrs. Sheurer on are Mildred Nix, Albany, Ga ; of Mrs. Lbat the who hnve been the guests of Mrs. tainm ent. the club, presideil in her us­ “County Federations” nnd Mrs. A. licnuty Dorothy Singletary, Jacksonville; ual capable manner. In annwet find nft- J. \V. Mero a t her home on Ross I). Whitman on "Conservation." The past summer has found ev­ Lake for the past week, left Tues­ ery city of any importance with Sarah Gunn, Columbus. Ga.; Maude to roll call, the members respond­ During the day Mrs. Katherine 1). Chorus day for St. Petersburg where they its municipal or privately spon­ Lake, Sanford; Anne Deaton, Cu-i ed with Thanksgiving verses. Re­ Tibbetts will conduct n club in­ lumbus; Lucille Trice, Tampa. ports were rend from tho various stitute, the hour to be announced I will be will spend the winter. SINGERS DANCERS sored season of opera. At thii The Cotillion Club is one of the ancheon A novelty for Palm Bench use is COMEDIANS tim e in all cities at least one thea­ long-established organizations on standing committees nnd finished later. GIRLIES articles turned in from tho Christ­ home on Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Aronovitz of te r is given over to the produc­ the parasol of flowered organdie, There are two reasons why evthe college campus. Members are 30 People— Mostly GirU-30 mas Bazar which will he held Fri­ Miami, who have been the guests tion of this higher art in music with a ruffle of white organdie chosen ln'cnuse of their ability to day and Saturday ut the home of cry club member should nuiku a about the edge. It is lined with Prices $100, $1.50, $2.00 t t •» * of Mr. and Mrs. Percy W einberg Tipe Orspecial effort to be present on i>!iell-piuk silk, which casts u lovely In keeping with this popular l«‘ad well, nnd they must also be Plus Tux of Miss for the past week, left Tuesday trend, the management of the Mi-1 handsome ‘men" when dressed ns Miss Mnrtha Fox on Oak Avenue. for their home. They were g rea t­ line Theater, has been fortunate men. A ten is given each year by During the social hour, Mrs. cue. „ - --—J George Ray delighted the guests ly impressed with Sanford nnd see in securing the “Valentine Opera ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iS I |g a i g l l l l | | | | | | | | | | | | u u | | | | | | | | | M | | | | | | | | | | | | cf Holy a bright future for this city. the mcmlxjrs of the club to those Company," an organization of 50 of the Village Vamps, another with a group of solos, nnd little in’s Club Miss Shirley also gave a number people, including a special sym­ of interesting readings. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McKay, ac­ phonic orchestra, under the per- campus organization. companied by Miss Florence Mc­ '•n a l direction of Miss Valentine Delicious refreshments were ‘ipe Or- Kay, who was home from Rollins (the served by the hostess, assisted by . ■ « » « « » » . n^weu i.y only woman conductor of Op­ PledtfesAndHonorary rt.... 1__ daughter, » ** *Miss *■ Dorothy Ray. fcf Miss College during tho Thanksgiving era in America today.) , t-s i. i. • 1 her vacation, motored to Leesburg, Members Entcrtiiinecl The next meeting of the ciut> wiii j Ocala and Silver Springs Friday held Monday afternoon at the rTormanr.iBy PhiOmegaSorority be returning to Sanford Sunday eve­ of Balfc’s immortal iw home of Mrs. A. F. McAllister on opera. "The I ■ ning. While in Leesburg they were Bohemian Girl," one of the old­ West First Street. N On Tuesday The Phi Omega Snrj guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Skeen. est and yet one of the most popu­ n oritv of Rollins Colioge entertain­ lar operas ever written. Such ed the honorary members and Gotham Man Enters Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Nixon, melodies ns “Then You’ll Remem­ X ■ nnd little son, Tommie, of Alva, ber Me,’’ "The Heart Bowed Down’ pledges with a Thanksgiving din­ Offer For Hip Tract ■ ner nt the Yellowstone Ten Room isonvilte Fla., were in Snnford for the wool: ■ “I Dreamed I Dwelt In Marble at Orlando. Sanford end visiting Dr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Halls," and “ My Fiar Land of Po­ ■ Attractive turkeys marked the WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-(/P )— Nixon. Mr. Nixon i*-editbrfal land” nnd "Here Contes the Gyp­ places of the guests who wrre: Nathan Friedman, of New York writer for the F ort Myers T ropi­ sy Bride" are to be heard in this Mrs. L. M. Beauvais, Miss Loret­ city, hns entered a bid for 800 S. C., cal News. delightful old opera. ta Salmon, Mrs. James Dickson, acres of land near Miami compris­ Vi on a Tho date has not been set ns yet. Mrs. P. A. Vans Agnew. Mrs. ing what is known ns Chapman u NEW CHARGE IS MADE but will bo announced soon. Ac­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—(/P)— cording to reports received by Hamilton Holt, Mrs, E. A. Potter, field, the old aviation field. Mrs. Glenn E. McKay, Mrs. W. eak are A new charge thnt the Iowa aenThe government paid $71.000 Joseph Marcntette, manager of their atonal election of last year was the Milane, capacity houses have Henry Emery. Miss Frieda Wil­ originally for 850 acres, but has kd. fraudulent, because Senator Brook* greeted each performance in var­ liams, Mrs. Otto Wcttstoin, Miss transferred Rome ground to the Susnn Peschmnn. Miss Hannah department of agriculture. The I hart was not a Republican, was ious cities in Florida. Onrtlnnt, Miss Ida Boyce, Mrs. O. upraised nvltio of the tract now is ingham, made today by the state Republi­ W. Callahan, Miss Leila Niles, Mrs $2,285,000 nnd the government by cs vis- can committee to the senate comDon’t forget the Episcopal Ha- Ruby ....... Newby, Mrs. ,.nm Emilyj Casa, law cannot accept a lower pric(. Uy. j mitteo hearing the contest; over zar a t the Woman’s < iub Tuesday. Mrs. Emmie Schenk, M i*«s Virgin- Thnt <»«, ii|.|>ini^«.nii.-in, n-proem s suhsuoappraisement represents ! the seat now held by Mr. Brook- Doc. 1. Delicious chicken plate I in Richardson, Mis Charlotte W ctt-lstnntially an acreage price of $3,IiJcIl of , h'.rt. — ___ __________ ’ simper 1 .0 0 .___ _______ _______1‘stein stein ami and Mrs. Tommy Guinn. 000._____ _ __ supper $$1.00, n,in [Sanford l stay. iiif lZ B s is iiiiiiiiiiiiiix iiiiiix iiiiiiu im m ia iia iiin a iii • ■ +++-<>*+++*«+++++++++++.>***+44«.K .*+*.K ir v j Mrs. J. M. Simmons left Mon­ day for her home in Mountville, S. C., after spending several weeks >y Cl«* here with her daughter, Mrs. Ned business Chittenden a t her apartments in triors at the Welaka. MILANE-THURS. BRINGING UP FATHER u: ,11 Z jr® s t ■ * ilk Dresses for $ 16 ' ■ Furred Coats Mntlt: of C’rope, Satins, Charmcusu and Crepe do These styles embody the fashionable flare as well as the straight line silhouette and all are richly trimmed with fur. Mcdelled of superior quality materials, velours, bolivia and suede, in winters favorite shades, these coats are underpriced Chine in all the new shades. $16.50 r H*ini i F* tali. Mm. $ 14.95 to $29 Silk Dresses $29.01) 25 Co-ed and Betty Wales Crepe, Satins and Chnrmeuse. Mid-winter styles. ■ 3■ $29.00 Igniter, ‘ [Wtier | ■ ■ 1Anting ■A®Peer, l*T>l«stun * few “*b lhe 3 Coats Fur Trimmed Dresses Stunning Georgette Dresses— Some trimmed with cut velvet in the same shade and others self-trimed. Juat the dress that would bo appropriate for afternoon affairs. Light, Tan, Brown, Blue and Black, trimmed with Squirrel, Fox anil Coney fur, collar and cuffs. o. $14.98 $39.00 to $59.00 ifc * 3 tended 5 P t »t ■ j Blankets Children Coats For School fD«ita e of: ■: Plain VzmUrSi an<* *,roatlvIoths; fur trimmed and ain- AI1 co,ora «nd sizes, 8 to 14 years. “ »nd a 1 Large size, 50x80x70x80. Durable cotton blankets plaitis and plain white with colored borders; extra heavy. Specials at— $5.00 pair $8.75 to $25.00 5 Enough said! But ours are made with the favored velvet collar and cuffs. See them! in all the heat shades. A great bargain a t— $4.98 •> : Mr. - m Balhriggans Tho nobbiest sport dress on the market tot lay— the velvet jacket with the skirt of contrasting materials nnd colors. Priced to save you money nt— We are carrying a complete line of millinery. Have just received a shipment of the much wanted metalic trimmed hats. You will save to buy here. a ■ h»i Velvet Sport Dresses T h e Y o w e ll 1*! Reg l U -* l■ M —l M l l l l U I I U l U l Sanford Dry Goods Co. C o m p a n y .............................................................— * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ................................................ : u iiiiiiu a iu iu m eegaieeesiis*****lsie,ieeea,ieHeeeiie^^^][12e»i i i > u l l |l l l |M * j •4 Cor. Second Street and Sanford A v t s i i �' DECEMBE THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDj VERY few really great projects come about accidental ly. Invariably, the conception, creation and lull develop mem o i bu iu » * u i au n ev^ n em , whether in the^ industry or that of empire building—is the result of generous expenditure of much intelligent and well directed thought, effo rt and capital. ^ Daytona-Deland Farms jj Located about midway between Daytona and DeLand on the main highway between these important towns is the high est exp iession o f just such an idea. 1| first great step in what will undoubtedly prove to be the greatest, most important and most satisfactory phase of Florida s new developm ent H ighest type of community idea are men o f vision, and demonstrated ability and integrity. p ■' • *» what may be ten! Under the leadership of Harry E. Prettym an, of Oldsmar fame . 1 achievem ents in community building are so closely woven with the strands of Florida’s growth, there has been gathered an organization o f trained men,wholili self, are eminently qualified by experience and knowledge to thoroughly sense the needs not only of the Florida of today but of the still greater Florida of thel Daytona-DeLand Farms Volusia County’s Farm Community \ LOCATION and ACCESSIBILITY PROFIT POSSIBILITIES On the main highway between Daytona and DeLand. Here has been acquired one of the very few really desirable large tracts still available. Al the very back door of the finest beach city in Florida; and that means the world, within a few minutes of another of its most progressive and grow ing cities— lies the tract of 4*1,000 acres, surrounding the tow nslte of Kcmndos. T o make possible llie speedy and intensive cultivation of this section o f Volusia County, there have been created the Daytona DeLand Farms of five and ten acre tracts. Each Farm tract will have road frontage. PRODUCTS and MARKETS Within a very few m iles of the Daytona-DeLand Farms there is waiting a market that will readily and eagerly absorb all output fo r a longtim e to come, without tak­ ing into consideration at all the markets a t points more distant. It is rather ironical to note that Daytona, alone, situated in th e front yard of a rich agricultural domain is today bringing in five car loads of canned goods weekly, and after December will import two car loads every day. Tills g iv es an indication of the market possibilities and the crying need for immediate and extensive agricultural development. There is no need here to dwell on the m onney making possibilities that accompany investment at the proper time in property located in the line of development. 1( this he true about building lots it is doubly so in connection with rich farm landi located at or adjacent to the main h igh w ay, close to markets and railroads, and ini section so readily accessible to the conveniences and pleasures of Daytona and ti educational facilities o f DeLand— the A th e n s o f Florida. You who are accustom^ to considering your dollars in terms of LOTS, think w hat it means to he able t# purchase land in this rich belt at from $ 100 to §B00 per ACRE. Doesn’t it seen reasonable to expect th at so great will be the demand for th ese 5 and 10 acre tracts that early advances will he justified. N or does it require the vision of a prophet or intuition or anything else but plain com m on every day horse sense to visualize what ■that stretch along the highway will be in a few years. A natural advance in value would be in order if it were all cut up into building lots. -If it were so subdivided you can well understand what you would have to pay for it. When you figure in terms ol acres, and its lot potentialities, sonic d ay, can't you see the tremendous enhance* ment possibilities o f'a property so adm irably located along the line of development such as is bound to come on that ever in creasin g popular arterial highway, — the Daytona-DeLand Itoad. Note These Prices In 5 and 10-Acrc Farms Fronting on the Daytona DeLand Road. DAYTONA —And— Make Comparisons While the primary purpose of Daytona-DeLand F a r m s is the id development of its 5 and 10-acre tracts, it is obvious that along! tona-DeLand Highway that divides the tract will grow a town to become the agricultural center o f Volusia County. To m«>j inurements of those who recognize th e wisdom o f early invesW City ot this character, we offer the follow ing in REMADOS.thetoi the center ot the famous Daytona-DeLand Farm area: HARRY E. PRETTYMAN 112 SOUTH PARK STREET, SANFORD r m rz r« r i r * T T S • - i - r ** i u r P - 1- 1- i-‘ i " ) “ l - I - ” 5 �|ANF0 RD_HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMftPP j four conference wins and one )de]**} a"d P>«ectf next to WaxhingN .; ? [ e5?n thi# y«a r finished *t uW ^ Ove defeats., ihe, conference season is not |£ t over, for the University of Southern California plays Oregon AcRics on Dec. B. This defeat yesterday by W. 8. C. Rave the Southern eleven -----I a standing of two with ia •” {ike, number of losses. — 1 College, • i S f W 1 Agriculturai with three victories and one loss, can go into ta tie with Stanford for second place hy trouncing southern California next Suturday. More thann ia million persons T lL 0 f California Is heard -.1 of football in the J,eam That Turned Back Far W<the call c*t with the Southern Pataoldcn Bears; Other Upsets citic coast draw ing the largest to* tball Season H as o Of M anv U n sets .while neither ru n lu e nor Indiana broke into the winning column, a l­ though playing each other to n scoreless tie. Tho supposedly strong Minne­ sota eleven, with its mysterious shift, had a chance to wreck the championship aspirations of Mich­ igan, but received a sound wallop­ ing. The performance of tho Gop­ hers in winning one game, losing another nnd tying one, leaves them in fourth place. Bonnie Friedman, Michigan snnhomore nuarter. was the lead- * umished On Pacific Coast tal attendance. -Th;YR^ — ’CISC 0, I)w- l— m metoric dash of f j thbc. nacross butfnr Western ' ' grid• j.ron* in 1025 left n_ wake ______o f start!"* climaxed by tho» c ro w n . :» new Pacific Const conchampion for the first six years, ihe seasonal clashes snw tho fro ™7 lS,y . J 'f ‘ -“Ufornia hu,l!d ,n.',ht‘ throne. University of . shington took the honor of tcr- “Ma” Ferguson Says Nothing Of Session AUSTIN, Tex.. Dec. 1.—(/P )_ Ciov. Miriam A. Ferguson has made no formal announcement on the matter of calling n special ses­ sion of the Texas legislature us demanded by n member of the lower house, her husband Jut,,— - vcr"hvn‘r f t ri« r * ,K" of thc Uni* Tuty„ f Calif°rnin. I He Washington University clcven was the first team to defeat the California outfit since 1919. •In 1010 the Huskies won 7 to! 11». nnd on November, 1925, the j Northerners repeated with a seven i lo nothing score. ,y, ,n winn,nK ten of its eleven IL ranies this season, Washington Jacksonville—New $1,500,000 olf- 1-m V P 4;,J P°,nta to a total of Story Harnett National Bank a ) J0 for its opponents. One game be constructed. ion ,n n’ six to "ix tie. It was " c,," t‘,st with the University of j Nebraska. Washington also came ind through the const conference race Champion Teams For 1925 Season a doubt had in thc confer­ ee greatest in tes first place ilthough havrstorn in the [-mud." I Iti cord pent in rollhinst 3 by its 1 the W’olver« 1912, when Its against 43 i Coacli Yoat, rar as mentor [considers the griors record itnsivc record NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—UP)— Winers of sectional nnd conference football championships for 1025 tognther with 1924 holders of thc same titles, follow: Championship of Enst: 1925, Dartmouth; 1924, Penn, Ynle, Dart mouth. Southern: Alabama; Alnlmmq. Western: Michigun; Chicago. Pacific Coast: U. of W ashing­ ton, California Stanford. Missouri Valley: U. of Missouri, U. of Missouri. Rockey Mountain: Coloraro Ag­ gies; Colorado U. Southwestern: Texns A. & M.; Bn v lor. "Big Three” : Princeton; Ynle. “ Little Three": Amherst; Wil­ liams. Pacific Northwest: Washington and Oregon Aggies (tie ); Idaho nnd Gonzngn.' Sorthcrn California: Occidental; Pomona. Roy M. Finley, nttorney for n Texns poultry association, is the man who prevented 2.500.000 turk­ eys from being lost to the .... ThanksRiving market of the enst. Eastern states banned shipments of poultry from Texan because of an outbreak of hoof and mouth dis­ ease; but Finley went east and induced them to modify the embargo sufficiently to permit the sale of turkeys from counties that were not nffectcd by the epidemic. Instructions to telephone user* say thnt we ought not to drop the final syllable of any words. Espeeially when saying “ Hellot”— One thing women’ sclothe* leavo to the imagination is what makes iiuiii ni» them so rexpensive.—F ort Worth Stor-Telegn these stoves are car­ ried by the following dealers: The Ball Hardware I its only ennbicago. After western, Wisas thc next the big ten. to comfortable hr games, thc ptrs, in their p t Michigan, Copyn'clit tO.’j U r n SUutlucr U. M irx ,V*v . Many conches nnd carriages used by British royalty in the past have become tho property of mov­ ie concerns in America. Before being sent to America, all crests and other identification marks nre cut out of the paneling or of the NKW YORK, Dec. l .- W ’) . Kogers Hornsby, hard-hitting mannger of the St. Louis Cardinals, has removed uny doubt ns to his place among the greatest batsmen or modern times When "R ajah’’ led the National longue for the sixth straight time this seai>in he also compiled tho astonishing five-year batting nverage of .408, u mark which eclipRf 8 , ■ Y tw,) the best five straight years Ty Cobb ever had. lobh amassed an nve raged of .400 . .O' . stretch of hatting. 1009 to 1111.1, inclusive. Hornsby's marks for the 1025 icaion, his first ns manager, were as follows: Batted over .400 f»r the third time, equalling nil records in the history of tho game. Lot both mnjur longues in bat­ ting. I.ed both major leugues in home runs. ®*®**tl 1*13 runs nnd made 20.1 hits, including 40 two-baggers, ten triples and 30 homers. Hornsby, a native of Winters, lexns,’ of. rugged m,.l vviui „l»l, lun 7,nP*.r bull,I mum pounds distributed through his A complete stock of games, th:y irst downs to em, a record Snow And Ice Sends outstanding, firm footing Indiana Son Back To s for an avegame, and in Sunshine Of Florida ics—with thc Florida is the only place to Indinna, \Yisknd Minnesota spend a winter in comfort,” snid ppponcnU did Lambert Halter of Vinecenncs Inti, when he returned here Monday nnd joyfully threw his overcoat among the moth balls. Mr. Halter, who is n brother of I over thc ling Illini ’ Hate in a •fee great­ e r known, fog, IllinUme posit| anil winChicago th two vlc» tie with wyes scorfonference, tr>ng n tic, Hnrd-IIitting Cardinal Pilot Has Ammascd An Average •102 For l*nst 5 Years And Leads I.cagueKor (>th Year B feet. 114 inches, appeared with I the Cardinal;! for the first time iaJitlB . He was purchased from Dennison of the Western Associa. tion for n reported $500. He i came to the majors In an era th at had produced Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker, and immediately following upon th at which brought forth Hans W agner and Nap LaJoie. Hatting records, considered impregnable had been erected by this quartet. For n time the hat of Hornsby wns in restraint, for his activities ns n short-Kop undoubtedly took murh from that sturdy fram e dur­ ing n season. It was in 1020 that the Texan went to second base to remain there and become, perhaps, the greatest batsm an of all time. When Hornsby started hia at­ tack upon the hitting crowns. Babe Ituth wns poling looping flies over the far fences and the nation’s fan­ dom though in term:, of home runs. The old-time rugged hitter was forgotten, the men such as- Lajoie and Wagner. Kven Cobb and Speaker were obscured by the phenomenal Ruth. Hut the Cardinal second base­ man persisted In his quest, smash­ ing away at the deliveries of the National Laegue pitchers until he became one of tho most feared 11 f dmim If you want to make his eyes shine Christmas morning, here’s the gift m - SMITH BROS The Vaticnn has negotiated a loan of $1,500,000 with American banks. By Condo ■RCrAT) T H I S — op3 A F o o c is h i - H A R - H / v - - ___ Finer clothes than he’d think of buy ing for himself, perhaps, for the; are the best that money will buy— Clothes with distinguished airclothes that you’ll be proud to see him in and that he’ll be proud to A PW rfC -te a n im a l (aJH A T 1 it prices that appeal" A t all dealerj ‘Quality Merchandise Phone 211) cniickest and most c o n v e n ie n t .type o fjh e a tin g deviceiyourcan use. L igh t th e ’vvickrandiyoujiave / instant, even heat.. A ndjit’s easy'to carry ai P er­ fe c tio n .from b a th ro o m to b ed ro o m or, livin g room. N o sm oke, no odor. Just clean,'pleasant heatlin the right spot atlth e; right t im e / wear ' * No gift you could buy would give him greater pleasure or longer sat­ isfaction than a suit ot the finest Prices *6.25 to *14.25 Hardware Co Costs less than 3c an ,h ou rito operate* Askvyour dealer ^to show ^youithe. n ew est m odels.. Pricesi *6.25jito 114:25. ‘ Manufactured byipERFECTlON STOVE C 0 StPANY.\CUytla»d.*0 kio SoldJjr.Standard.Oil Company*( Incorporated in]Kentucky) , lJa(kton<vilu,\Tamta clothes made” Can Meet Your i9 We will help you choose the rigid model, the most ap­ propriate color, if you wish. Needs” Phone 53 Furnishers lo Men Who Know Alt tlses and prices of Perfection Stoves—from a one-burner campstocj at 17.00 to tho finest five-burner run;*# at *120.' �' THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE EIGHT 1• TU ESD A Y, D E C E M B E R 1._1925j |W » | mm •••' . > V A*.*-; t i> *» i- r ^ f ' r ^ y ® ' H e# World’s Records for Rapid Develops \ Have Been Made at - TAMPA , H HE story of the intensive development activity on Davis Islands in Tampam nation-wide. Tampans and visitors from virtually every state in the Una on in confident expectation when work began one year ago. They saw giant begin pumping land from the bottom of Tampa Bay to raise Davis islands two and feet higher than the Bayshore Boulevard on the mainland just a few hundred feet aw few short weeks they saw a temporary bridge completed, roadways cut, graded ani they jaw buildings begin to rise and beautiful homes, hotels, apartments, clubs and structures take form. They saw more than $6,000,000 in new buildings started durirj \and that a few months before was under water. And they saw hundreds of flowd ^Slants and shrubs set out along parks and parkways, forming exquisite beauty spots >ut the islands. As these things went on, buyers were literally fighting for homesites, for al otcl and business lots. And the home folks saw profits that represented virtual fo| aany instances either accented or rejected by those purchasers. Then a few weeks! aw Davis Island completely sold o u t - $18.138.0' 0 worth of property with an oversutj f $ 8 ,2 6 4 ,0 0 0 , They read with interest the annnmcement t h a t a $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 loan fund rovided for property owners on Davis Islands for ouilding 1 purposes They saw a $7,000,000 contract a’ Harris Company, Inc., of New York ^ buildings and development on Davis Davis Islands has under way the greatc nil Horida— establishing new world* r( development—and new high records in § 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 t o Loau T o P rop erly Owner* f' i i n i l d i n g o n D a v i s Isk" The photographs in this adoerUsetnent ere of buildings either com­ puted or under coml-udion oq iJm'is Islands p{j land that Us) L/wq pn£ pear fgo teas under water, tm m Otiic% ia JacbioavlUe, Mitml. �a U « P - H E B A L D , T U E sm v DECEMBER 1 m m w $x . .. tpl k *•' i *• e e S X Z & t j | Bl l jL i i %i T rilim YfiTfi '1 . y : ‘L *-<> j/f ig D lv-i. L . • -> Has Been Done at Davis Islands W ill B e Done at .1 a n o th e r d a v is 1n'JhejQcean ORES, the new $50,000,000 Island development of the D. P. Davis Properties iiigustine, is another “gold bond” location in Florida real estate Here, just t from tlie business center of America’s oldest city, D. P. Davis is building anlands.” /hid Davis Shores is establishing the same spectacular records in deP arY( quick profits that have made Davis Islands known throughout the jQ > i g y . S -n popm ent in history has attracted such immediate attention as has D r. i ■trice lists could be printed or plats distributed, investors from all parts of I*loi Pny states far distant sent in checks totalling $18,405,000 — completely ex | ‘ew Section—the first unit—and furnishing an oversubscription of $7,138,000 r s a^er the opening sale, profits aggregating $20,150 were accepted by v< ’1 fprofits totalling more than $150,000 were refused by buyers who believe t> ' I e Prohts will be many tim es as great. 5 3 r* • twr D .,toni> D tL u J § LiLii m w L' MeWL-' * To gel the whole truth about Florida read Florida In The M akj k g " h F ja rk P a rk jz & o c M M g ^a n J J cLn II. Ferry— ol �pm i* if1 r- Sf»! ^A =i V ew p THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1025- PAGE TEN D UH SOCIAL SE OF LEGISLATURE ENJOYED BY ALL _____ |, . ' \ : I/OKisliilors Make Merry When All Ilufiiness Is Attended To And Final Reports Of Committees Arc Awaited H ' I :!' ret TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 1. (>P)—Washington’* famous Grid­ iron Club, the laugh- creating or­ ganization which yearly bring" mirth (to the bouIji of nations, had little on Florida’s legislature dur­ ing tho final day of the recent spedul session of the state law­ making body. When ail business had hecn cleared from the desks, and tho legislators were awaiting the final report of the enrolling nnd engross­ ing department before adjourn Ing, a prolonged “social session’’ was the order. Speeches were delivered by “the ntlemcn” from Holmes and Ainun. from the speaker's rostrum ; by “ Uncle I’rimus, the old negro sfnvo of Jefferson county, who is well-known and well-loved by ev­ ery htomber of the legislative bod­ ies; by Eugene llawklns, another lovnlde character; by “the gentle­ man” from Calhoun, nnd by every occupant of a desk on the floor who could get the attention ot the speaker. The day’s tubleu was freely intersporHrd with the variety of life —namely, the pnnslonato seriousness of the man with an ideal; the less serious side of the humorist, nnd the comedy of those who would laugh at tho Imntcr of the funster. The nppenrnncn of “Undo" Pri­ mus wns the signal for pathetic attention. The old negro, tlu* ono who for many years bore the "funeral tray" In Tallnhns.tco, an­ nouncing burials for the departed, sang tho songs he knew so well when he was bodyguard to bis “m aster” during Civil War days, He delivered a brief tnlk, in his own peculiar way. The session dm eloped tin atmos­ phere typically’ Dixie when several of the lawmakers paid a high tribuate to the negro of slavery days. It( ip est ntntive W hittaker, of Hillsborough, declared that hit memories had often carried him backl to his youthful days in Georgia, when his "old mammy" sang lullaby* to him. There wore m any moist eyes in the House when Primui turned to hid farewell to the speaker. "I know, »nh," he said, “ that there wil he some of us who won't meet next time." The hat wan passed among tho lawmakers and spectators, nnd Prim us went out with one torn pocket filed with money. Representative Weeks denied the "charge" that he would be a candidate for governor in the next gubernatorial election, although, he added, he had “been a candi­ date for the past -lit years.” Mr. Weeks then begged the members | of the House to take cognizance of his proposed constitutional amend­ ment, exempting Florida home­ steads of $10,000 valuation nnd less of certain taxation. He had not brought the amendment up, h? said, because of the shortness of the special session, hut ho gave notice that ho would do so a t the next regular meeting. Representative Eaton, of Alachun, took the stand and kept the house in an uproar with an Ironic nm| humorous disclose, lie decide that they should not meet parting of the ways,” as, ho said, j his constituents would probably cido tlm t they should not meet again. Ho had como to the Bpccial session, he Haiti, "full of o ', pirations.” "Did the gentleman fru '„ jtlnchua any that he luul come to tho special session ■full?’* Representa­ tive I lullips, of Levy demanded. Representative Ayres, of r,ilhmin, delivered a talk on prohibi­ tion, and stated th a t he would b « n candidate for governor on n ticket even dried than the pro­ tin non rfor ° ne.his ’ i ncampaign ° " lrcni|y had $IU,OOt) oxpens- S K !r f . ! fe:. i hnun know that there is a contbipal tiro vis inn qgninst an exCMS of $njmO”for TtmipnlgS ex* ponses?" Representative W hitta­ ker reminded. * “I shall answer thaf,*’ Represen­ tative Viclnr of St. Johns inter­ posed. "Ho hasn’t received the check yet." >.•.■» •n’-c, Following Mr. Ayes vigbrotis attack upon the bootlegger and moonshiner, a : stenographer, ■ra*suming the role of president !nf the Women’s Christian Tem per­ ance Union, “ resented" Mr, Ayres with two rases of floweriC'lMUch had !>cen removed frohi the speak­ er’s stand, A ‘ffieWapaper earn*ernnmn” trained tho • l«n<, *-grid there was a dicki 1 '>>, “ No legislative session is coWVplcte without n 'speech from the Honorable Eugene Hpwkln* /1 Representative T rum an,' o f. Ercambia itoclnged, in intirodbclng the Senate janitor;’ The ' la tte r then entertained:the House fAr ten minutes with an eloquent speech! The fun-makihg lasted well ifito i-----------*■ enrne. One of the Tbpjoumrnent g. ____L n resentativves introduced a "jo k er’ Truman; ---------- , “By the Eternal Gods ........... Willilliams hilL It wound up in the hand* of Weeks; ‘‘Apporpnntion the "comimftce on Indian Af- and “Indian River Tooung. I easure’ __ provoked fairs.” ThX "m n’ sharp debate, however, before FERNANDEZ FUNERAL HELD the1“ roll cnll" cable. The read­ TAMPA, r In., Nov. .10.—UP)— ing clerk had carefully prepared the roll call. I t included the fol- Funeral services were held here ionflri^ hhmbs': ' '* today for Rnmon Fernandez, 07, i "Davis Islands” Milam; “School pioneer cigar m anufacturer who JlarW* 'Alien; "Governor” Ayres; "Uncdnstitutlonal” Bell; "Adverse died at his homo Saturday night. Bud’r Bishop; ."Flapper” Branch; Hu was bom in Spain nnd opened “Siksy" Bullard; "Rod Rose" Car- the first cigar factory here -10 roll; "Hoe Serum” Carver; “Baby years ago. Lewellyn" Combs; “Negative" Craig; : "Elephant Joe" Crews; CLUB ON FIFTH AVENUE“Dewdrop" Dew; “No Fence" Ea­ ton: . 'inivfe" Fletcher. "Cunning ’ ton; 'tDixfc" Fletcher, NEW YORK—Fnshinnnhle Fifth "Old Maid” G arrett; “Inves­ Avenue is to bo subjected to an­ Fog; rfOta ----------Getzen; ’’Memorial other Invasion besides retail trade. tligating" ig a tin g Gi .tu KIux" Ketchuni; There is to be a supper club near Kendrick: "Ku "O ningt’f Kurtz; "Stop book' Lis­ the home of John I). Rockefeller, ten;* “bocal Bill" McCracken; Jr., nnd Roger Wolfe Kahn will “Fussy" MeElyaj “Taxation" Mno- conduct u jazz orchestra there. Kenzie; “String" McLaren; “Dip Vnt" McSwecn; “Skeets” Morgan; Clermont—Construction to bc<“SWeet Voter” May; "Pension" gin at once on new but1!ness block Register; "Floridle" Stokes; “Von fronting 1 streets, with 800-aentl Ufqdcnburg" Taylor; "Freckles” theater in center. SUPERIORITY IN CHEMICALS LIES IN THIS NATION Mnj.-Cen. Amos Fries Says Increased Appropria Iions Arc Required To Maintain Leadership Jn This Field WASHINGTON, Dee. l.-U F )— Neglect of proper preparation for the employment of or tho defense against an efficient w ar weapon, “borders on national oulcldc," -Ma­ jor General Amos Fries, Chief of the Chemical Wnrfnce Service, de­ clared in his annual repprt to Secretary of War Davis mad? public today. Th? report declared th at “ n speedy and sure victory” in any war can lie assured to tho United States only by adequate use of the unique superiority the coun­ try enjoys as to chemical resour­ ces “Tills position us to chemical TIP' sources of the United S tates,” General Fries said, "will give It superiority over any other nation or group of nations which will mean success in any fu tu re war, but n state of chemicpl prepardness will never result if wo slacken or neglect our m ilitary develop­ ment and training in chemical w ar­ fare. It must be recognized that there is absolutely* nothing th at Ik runt in chemical y n rfa rc to prevent its consideration as n lo­ gical and perfectly justifiable means of waging war." General Fries noted w ith p a r­ ticular interest “the recent chemi­ cal warfare developments in Rus­ sia, where th a t portionof the national defense has been launch­ ed on a large scale, backed by great public enthusiasm .” He said that despite “many disddvnntagea,” the morale of the American che­ mical warfare lurvice was excel­ lent, hut added: “Nevertheless, without n dras- ■gs&st&z annual »ppropn4tioQ9 sufficient to replace this ? “°l “to maintan the war ^ J ° SV r foreign projects." Werv* for On the question of , measures against ga* oral Fries said in continental United S u J . -01* non-existent” and that the *J! n ocerseas garrisons was d * E in numbers and in nroper "Effectiveness is the critv^ by which weapons o r W u S 01! warfare o( w arfare stand or fail. 01 conception of chemical well known to all the greit tnSJ! of tho world. It h i test of a g rea t war and it* tivencss Is recognized." Leesburg—Contract let at IM 800; for erection of new city hali* -e.nww r- k <i •r\ ’ vrVr.- •\ - V'.‘ .-A- t. wjflp**. . m t‘.>-r» im •/ u-r .Owner of Lots 2,3 and 4, in Block 19, was offered §15,000 for liis property ,whieh cost liim §7»750, but would not sell thereby refusing a J J $7,500 PROFIT Lot 63rin Block 1, originally costing §3,000, lias been sold for §12,000, permitting the owner to realize an immediate . $4,000 PROFIT Lot 17, Block 15, which cost §8,500 less than one week ago, lias sold for §10,000, making for its owner a quick J ' -f-*W *. 1^ ' $1,500 PROFIT J1lie owiier of Lot 40. Block 1, lias persistently refused the most attractive “ Does the gentleman from Cal- /offers for his property, feeling that within u short time he can realize a jj‘" Campus Cut r Si • , J w/Ww. $10,000 PROFIT D. P. D A V IS PR O P E R T IE S ANDERSON CIRCLE ”1 I^’avc It to the collegium tu think of somuthing now! At tho Uni*»f Oregon, Eugene. Ore., the girl* are wearing sw eaters K" y scenes painted on tho back. This co-ed main lairs th at J the scene ,, nthc buck of hers rep* ^ . ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA Ws] Balj Bid �the SANl p T /T ri TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1925. I ? TO = __________ ____ I is a 7—Business Service |fi*M 1TES Hdrinrt be t f 04 »»d diaifiy | 0( a 1i"c fic a [[ne jc a line St a linf jjuble above of or eondjjo length | of 30 for reatrictctl tion. The SanItciponsiblc |t insertion, [ subsequent i jliouhi be in case °f JEBS gtive thorkith rates, on will K>vc ition. Ami j assist you Mt ad. to live. [OTICE give their [aJdrcsa ns mirnlnT if About one j<and has a fibers can’t you unless Irrss. MUST I*' I TV Sanjtr by let* ontinuan* Efficient ;ion3 lea F Molf A Im : *° ACRES W N D on Meilonvillo Ave., and Lake Norn 35—Wanted Help, Male TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— tANEY’S DRUG S T O R E -P ra- Get in touch with owner. A barSend in your subscription to tha acriptiona, Drug*, Sodaa. wo gain. Try-Me Bottling Co. B tI u WANTED at the Postal tribune or hand it to your local *re an near yon a* your phone. on«. Ph ° ffic<?- ADt’Iy at dealer so you can read Florida’s Tall 1 0 3 . _______ __________ FOR RAl.E; One gas rnnjfe, hal! Avrnck, « baby bed. 305 Magnolia K 1” 1 newspaper. One year, SANFORD ELECTRIC < -a WANTED: Jiai* to wash windows. 3 c jnonth*. %1.00, tlirco months Successor* to Gillon A P latt >-.uo. jf you desire $1,000 insurElm Ave' a’ n,‘ Saturda>'. 0 9 flS Magnolia. Everythin? elec­ F ° * SAM* Two lots in Dream"."A® add 75c to your order. trical. Phone 422. Electragith r f i \ ”? ,!r ch A™-5,130 ««*■ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuWANTED AT ONCE: Experienced , Ku? i? \ U®-. Augusta’s greatest Radio.___________ _ ^ooa man. Laney’a Drug Store. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c WIGHTS—Three . ¥ ? „ ' FOR SALE: 1 3 H. P. 110-220V charge, k* minimum. nolla and Second. First i single phase 1760 R. P. M„ elcc’ 37 Wanted Help, Salesman Sanford Avenue and 10 .h Street. trie motor. Brand new. Price f 125. * < .K.SME\: We have a good op­ MAINE — WatcrvTIIe. Morning iJ. r.. A. care Herald. Erpert eerTice. Sentinel. Thousands of Maino portunity to offer real estate people are interested in Florida WIGHT PRINT SIIOF—Printing • esnisn. One who is familiar with property. Reach them through Engraving. Embossing. See n r F 9,R SALE: One Shetland pony. ^ a t c r Sanford District pre- the Sentinel, Rato card on ap­ e i nnd in good condition. , first. We do it. Phono 417-W tflnrCnn 100b Union Ave. Phone 09. rerred Sanford Grove. Inc., 607 plication. R. R. Avp.-Commerclnl St. 1- " 't N-‘fl. Hank Bldg. Phone 219. JAMES H. COWAN—AH kinds TURKEYS FOR SALE: G. W. — Wanted. Situation Male MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people of Tin and Sheet Bfctnl Work. _Spencer. Phono 400. interested in Florida. Each ( ARl'HNTEIt, jnbing, repairing, of nro W ater ami Boat Tanks. A t Oak Sale—Furniture, etcl them through a classified ad by day or contract. F. Conklin. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ in the Morgantown POST. Six Wo carry a full line. PI'S H». l ongwood.____________ cents a word for six consecutive phone 111. Our prices nro right. Cash or issues. <12—Advtg. Mediums MIRACLE Concrete Co, q c iWc°. Wnn„t ynur business cement work, sidewalks, build* Sanford Stove a fu rn itu re Co ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — Ing block*. !rrlg*tlon box**, J . M. 321 E. First St. Classified nds have tho largest ald, South Gcorgia’a greatest Tcrwllleger. Prop.______________ Morning, afternoon, circulation in Southwestern Gcor^OST: ^ ’tween Daytona and De- newspaper. weekly nnd Sunday. Classified gia. Rato 8c (6-word line) line. HILL LUMBER CO. Hous* oi Land, Thursday, man’s black nli- rntes 10c per line. Waycroas JourService, Quality and Pric*. gator handbag. Return to 111) nal-Hcrald, Waycroas, Georgia. LEARN ABOU-r Tolk County and Lakeland, through the Star ADDRESSING — filultlgraphing, Bellevue Ave., Daytona for identi­ folding and mailing—as you fication and reward. frOR SALE—Space on the pnge Telegram. Best advertising me­ wont It—when you w ant it. .... r classified advertisements. dium in South Florida. Published 21.—Sale, Real Estate Phono 673. II. E. Porch, F irst '*ny not rent those vacant rooms, mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland. Florida. °r sell that second-hand goods! National Bank Bldg. J . h ,' SPURIJNG, RUS-division TO REACH BUYERS or seller* of 10— For Rcnf, Rooms specialist. Subdivision to Or­ I’OR BIG RESULTS advertise in Florldn real estate advertise In lando. Florida, and F l o r a , |ho FORT LAUDERDALE the St. Petersburg Times. One con* ROOM FOR RENT: One large fu r­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ cent a word daily, two cents a won way. nished bed room. 1100 W est 1st ard County thoroughly which h Sundays. Street. one of the most rapidly growing 21.— Lost, Found sections on the Florida Coast. THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho FOR RENT: Lnrge down jitnini Simple copj nnd rate card upon accepted want nd medium io bed room. Private entrance. Suit­ LOST: Monday, card case contain- request. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word able for two men. Cor. 7th and , ing Masonic and Legion receipts nn insertion. Minimum 25c. and sum of money. Reward. Call OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Park. Phone 244-J. 2X00 or 974. through tho Xenia Gazette, Zen- THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT FOR RENT: Imrge furnished, a t ­ ia, Rich agricultural dis­ —Central West Virginia’s larg­ tractive room, twin tied*. 5 min­ LOST: Fox Terrier, male, half of trict.Ohio. est daily. Want nd rate t l-2c per Want utes from postoffice. Union Ave., face black, spot over right eye. on request ad nnd display rates word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or near new hotel. Phone 571--T. Answer to name of Beach. Reward more lc per word each insertion. It returned to YowcU’a Store. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The FOR RENT: One well furnished HERALD will bring you in big BO YOU WANT TO BUY or tell 25— Opticians, Jewelers bedroom for gentlemen only. 305 1results. Advertise those old a r­ anything? If so advertiso in Magnolia Ave. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, ticles you have stored nwuy nnd the Gainesvillo Sun. jeweiery and clock repairing ami have no use for. A little thirtyFOR RENT: One furnished bed­ room, downstairs. 410 M yrtle engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag­ rent ad may bring you several dollars. Ihono 148 nnd a repre­ nolia Avenue. Phono 442. Ave. sentative will call and see you. Tires and Tubes 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees FOR RENT: Completely furnished TO REACH the prosperous farm­ At prlres that ar* right sleeping room. Private home, se­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ STEWART THE FLORIST” lect neighborhood. Hot nnd cold ia county advertise in the Del-and Pan Am nnd Standard Gns ana Flowprs for all occasions. water. 711 Park Ave. Phone 175-W. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash 814 Myrtle. Phone 2G0-W Dlls with order. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or w ith­ 31—Special Notices M Vccdol Oils” out meals. Reasonable rates. ADVERTISING gets results If it Lincoln Hotel. reaches potential buyers. I’aSEWING done at your home. Call Electric Irons Intkn Daily News is circulated in 6C1-J. Radio Supplies IF YOU OWN nn improved celery an industrial ami agricultural sec­ farm and care to sell, we have tion. out of town buyer, and would be 32—Typewriters, Suppplics RINE’S FILLING glad to get in touch with you. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, REMINGTON Portablo four-hank Must have 10 to 20 acres. Tele­ STATION Fla. Thousands read the clas­ Typewriters, “the king of port­ phone 657. Sanford Realty Com­ sified pages of Florida’s Gieat able*. $00. Barret Portablo Adding Phone 461-J pany. Machines. Can’t bo beat. Seminole Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Printery, Phono 93, Welaka Iildg. Minimum 25c, cash with order. llf.1 Sanford Ave. Sanfoid, FDWrite for completo rate card. FOR SALH Acreage—134 acres, beautiful ten room house, two baths, three fireplaces, hardwood iltaneous floors. One mile front on Re one of Orlando’s promin­ ent highways. Price $40,000. hted Apply A. P. CONNELLY & SONS tiers Magnolia Ave. & Second Street M in g , Phone 18 Sanford. Fla. frees ISuppliea 33—Wanted WANTED TO RENT: Store house 50x75, with long lease. City Realtor Co.. Ball Bldg. WANTED: Family washing. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. A Grice. Phono 371-W. HELP WANTED: Cook nnd wait­ er either sex. Apply manager A. C. L. Depot at Restaurant. COOK WANTED: First class nil round colored man. Harrell's I'DR SALE: Oliver Typew riter practically new. Apply 800 Pal­ Cafe, Tavares. metto Ave., n fte r 2 o’clock. WANTED: Room with private family. Private bath, paint work [Salesman I'OR SALE: Baby Overland caff fW. Male Apply 200 Palm etto Ave., a fte r m ust be white, clean and attrac­ tive. Paid It. Forbes, Rhone I !7-J. ».Fema!e 2 o’clock. WANTED: By young married man Wate 1921 DODGE 4 passenger coupe position as foreman, etc. Best of ft A-l condition. 1924 Ford touring references given. W. F. Allen, Os­ A-l condition. Chas. T. Fuller Mo- teen. tor Car Co., Phono G92. I l l W WANTED AT ONCE: A good 1st St. <iuantity of what is known ns *' L*R SALE: One pointer, mnlo cork wood, which grows in or near the waters of St. Johns River. Will l i s t : * - ooi w S st™ih* “',M' A'’niy pay fair price from the nearest shipping point. For further infor­ W.do. n T ’ FILLING STATION—R estaurant, mation communicate with Bert ■'tore, living quarters, fully McCarty, 410 1-2 Franklin St., *nt *’' Hupped, Dixie Highway, 8 miles Tampa, Fla. Lbirh south of Sanford. Largo stucco WANTED: A go.,.1 milk hand, I ICE Bay building for sale. $0,900. Terms. white or colored. Spencer Dairy. AH new. Address “ W & M " 801 Phono 400. Orlando. L-Sl and 63. W HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE; r i L 3,1,. Palm etto near Katie, i-ot !.»,I Hughey iq Pinehurst. 4 ^Monnble. east front lots, 240x200 in Flora service. Heights with small house. All rea ­ sonable. H, Cluyden, 9 Sherley Apartments. r— s >:ii iu:i'i:MtAii!.i: Itrlm ncM : . F ir s t N atio n al B a n k . A h alf interest in two cement plants to com­ petent party, able to m a n a g e a cement plant. Capacity 2,000 per clay. We own our own sand pit. Terms. Fulton, Inc. J. H. HUTCHINSON llK .it, r.STATK I I I \VV«t F irs t H treot 1'hone t.S Member of SANFORD, FLA. F lo rid a S ta te F tn rla ta A n n o tatio n . HILTON’S East Front Lot Next to Corner in FRANKLIN TERRACE $1250.00 Elton J. Moughton One Lot in FT. MELLON $1875 ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford. -------------- Florida Call VALDEZ HOTEL E. WARD JEAN G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONG 303 & NOTICE TO ALL CONDUCTORS On nnd nfter January the 10th, 1920, tho Painters scale will he $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. I). JACKSON, Financial Secretary. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS n A n im n m o r 113 Maxnolla Ave. S First Class Barber* Special Attention Given To Iaidie* and Children. -ACREAGE) ■ BUSINESSHPMES S l^h o n c i l l K aro prn n X ttlc le iR e c tlty G ) S n n t n r iT a W ta tT W. t . e n illn c lln t r l WITH \ V A I I M ’.H , M sn n a rr W. V. Wheeler Inc. To Builder or Investor 410-11 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots oil Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. Phone 490W WANTED You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. Tw enty men for our Osteen Cement p lants Experienced prefera­ EXTRA EASY TERMS ... r s iis ble but not necessary White and colored. Good pay and bonus. 1925 Kuril Tun T rurU —S ta rte r, Jtitnliu traiinnilsslon. I'122 I, Ia bt Kuril Trui'k. 1922 Kuril ilouilstvl' Speebtl. A ,C T / 3*3^ 5 Inquire «C n E A iu fo H 3 I. W. Phillips’ Sons Oak and 2nd St. . JOHN E. FOX, Representative *•!■ ■ ■ ■ *■ a n a an u FULTON, INC. 120 South Pnrlc Ave. "We Cover Florida Real E state Like the Sunshine’ Broker* Real Estate Developer* Prnnioteri •i*iusrxs»jiX *icvusH i> a^.oN U ‘sanuauBM Uii j r a H n u a n . i u m u * * H E N you choose from s a s Seminole Hotel j SANFORD, FLORIDA. Host Business Site in Sanford advertised goods you choose from | ■ a \ the safest goods | First Street (N ear Forrest Lako Hotel) in n n n n r i n n n n n r ** O u w Q u Q □ u u u u U I 200 fret frontage J Price $122,500 \ ________________________________________ m 8H Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 20 1-2acres a t Paula ■ ■ (Borders two lakes) know n. They Price $13,000 are value-true. : ~ ■ Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. j 214 E. FIRST ST. 33 1-3 Acres already Sub-divided and ready to go $400 per acre. W. It. SMITH, Mgr. Phone 453. m a iik e t f M * a a ia a Ba BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBaBai,M,IIIBBBB O lia ilB IU K O H U X 1 Look this M ■- 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. Lot close in on First Street, $3,500. By GKOUGE McIVlANUS M’ I’ATIIKU I’Ll- Fp/ ThB^j CUT • - W F l \ T GIV ER. HE! F O R I ' L l - LHL A l i O O T t O M F THIM C, 1 T H E OHLf HE1 L iT A v L L 'b ' t> E H O H IN \ it-$ - T H I ‘o 1^3 W H A T 1<51T F E R 5TAVIN* hom e .: 0 llt ah : MR ARE. a o u C O B S ’ T O U^»E1 T O U R , C O L F t ) T l C K cO T O D A Y ? rr L jS p V jr ) AM * I W UZ. JO ^ T ^ V T T IN ' R .C A D T T O O U T W IT H THEM T O MY C LU 13\ ;< ;o o o -THE.M T o o v/ors* T e>E Ut)\M‘ YOOl^ LAV/N -MOWEIR - ID l— IKE TO QOrrov / »T- SEE k. n. r.nKK* T. It, U .U .U X T W . P . C a r te r REALTOR 230 Melach Hldg. ITV Phone 718 a Ml Winter Days Are Here Our Now Assortment of Andirons and Fire Sets Ball Hardw are Co. PUONJI H Ol9J3 ■ ‘U NT_c_FcATune S ervice I nc *— — m ir » • 1 I* U m Atildcz Hole! Building W. H. LONG m eat n e s ld e n t of F lo rid a aln ea 1114- ISIS Kuril Cmipe—Many Cslriis. 1025 Kuril TourliiK. 19!5 Kuril Itiiiisliout. Rhone 3 WANTED: Two or three room modern furnished apartment. 17— For Sale, Houses Adults. Call Mr. IaSalle, Herald ■ a*ncE n c a a a « B « n * * « « ■■*■■■■*!>* *«un „ i'OR SALE: Four new, two room Office. houses, each on easy term s, $750 Ginderville. Also n few good lots WANTED: Waitress, white, ex­ perienced. Harrell’s Cafe, Ta­ at $500. Write P. O. Box 690 City. vares. 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous fit DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia's history; a hnif million dollar high­ way to thu gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia liny started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Writo Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. - FOR SALE y a m to y a a R fM E fi �S # P f! [l * l __m n i i n TinwnAY. DECEMBER 1, 1925. THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY ---- .. . BONDS INSURANCE A HOME READY FOR YOU Handsome Brick Bungalow at Corner Central and Palmotto* metto; Five rooms find anu Bath Ham find all modern conven■ ______ ' t i 7 n „ i o n T?oaf n rl S m ith F /x n n s n r p . P rip p rl iences. Lot 70x120, East nand South Exposure. Priced much less than actual value. Then© home* are splendidly located In the midst of Snnford's Residential Masterpiece where thoughtful restrictions gunran tee an atmosphere of neighborlincss and contentment San I>anla ComhincH Ilcnie 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 ami the highest class of business property. Terms Reasonable THE HOWARD CORPORATION Phone 72 Masons Bldg. REALTORS * - 7 • Knight & MacNeill 107-109 South Park Avenue REALTORS R. 0 . BRINKMAN Mg;*. Realty Dept. MILS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Salesladies. T A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia At Second One’s J order of| vice to { in hheJ roanara Phone 48 INVESTMENTS LOANS WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF BUNGALOWS VIRGINIA COURT m IF, / Si J i ■ ft I EachR theCoc Asaota mijite SCKt3! stasis Higgins-Smith -Wight, Inc. Five rooms and bath on beautiful corner on Sanford Heights. Large Lot, every modern convenience. Priced at only $7,500 with suitable terms. REALTORS .'19 feet business property on Sanford Avenue corner dose in for $d.'U) per front foot, Act quickly on this. Sales A Ren Is For McCALL& FOX HIGHLAND AVENUE LOT The Firm Substantial" ! liP/a Magnolia Avc. Phone 745 Facing North Between Oak and French m areto ■ ri ’ Kfi i i LO C H -A R BO R A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Ililln IV1 ii $2,250 THE! medic I f s o ld t h i s w e e k 1 V $1125 cash, $325 in GO days, balance at rate of $100 every three months. LOTS,LOTS FOR SALE, CHEAP Wc offer today ten loin in Fort .Mellon, actually Itelnw the market price. You will have a profit of I ho to three hundred dollar*, when yuu buy. Prices ranting from $1,050 to $2,500. 265 ACRES TORi awa exper and DEAN-BERG CORPORATION Near the (lolf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per acre. 515 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 713 Sanford Avenue Corner Best corner on Sanford Ave. nt 4th St. 71xl2t>, ?GG0 per foot, rue fourth cash. Compete orlre of Iota In Mayfair and Marvnnlu, Just iimutu the ctreet, wnh these. Well located, near new Hotel, liluh and dry, city water and light*.. In view and funned by breeze from laike Monrue—M lut mote 7 We have other good buys in large and small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots und homesites. See our listings. A Satisfied Buyer means more than a mere sale—It means a customer—we’re after Customers. V v ’nue.‘ P 0' ro,,'" U ui.ni.fint—711 P alm etto 2 2 1 Meisch Building. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue Phone G33W and "terme**’00**" ac0relUBP W " ,,U‘ 21 acre* Just outride city limits, Noith of Country Club. 10 acres tiled and. in the city, cheaper than anythin.: ticnr it. 275 acres, beautiful lake front tract. 20 minutes from town. HOME BI'BCIAI.S;— Five ruoms and bath, close In, the beat buy in town. Only $4,800. Klltht new Stucco houne, 7 ruoma n:,<I bath, also tturuKe. Must be seen to be appreciated. Built to live in, not ju st to .tell. A p p r u t lu ia lr ly fo u rtre u a c re a u h - lr f la a t r il r a t e n d l m e f r o m W e a t F l r a l !»•.. *u l, « k r . ( iu n U k u m c , td.OOO p e r a c r e . I. l b e r a l ( r r iu a . l-a r ffi. h i t a ln r a * lo t , p a r t l y Im p r o v e d , o n e i,l o c k ( r o n . P l e a t N a l l m i n t I t n n k l l u l l d l n c . A n e a r e l l r u t a p r c u l a l l o n w i t h ffo o il p e e a rn t Incom e fm lu rr* fUt:i, omi,lBhw“y- AU PAUL LAKE— Realtor FOR SUBDIVISION:— Established 1910 n ,# 8 ""»h*« canli paym ent R t w ,is ? p“irj:» a Telephone 711 Booni 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— E. T. Moore BETTER BUYS DUBOSE & HOLLER I b r r r n r r f i In C 'n u n l r r C l u b a r r t l o u on n«r.| r u m l t o *ai«f«»ril |3,.VX>. T rrn t« . ^ t f r u I e t r r l l r nt, (.'cut ra il f Iurn (r d, fcm liifi* |trt*p*rllr»— flr«C e l n u r r lr r y <ir»u*«* icr u v n , I.KT I H a llo w VOIl T iis a c enOPEBTIBS 6ACRES FINE LAKE FRONT lOOxlWi houtf. ' i 410-1I’D New Modern five-room Bungalow Lake Several Miles Lon* Beautiful ilomesit© (>pen Fireplace Well Located $4500, Terms $5,825.00 easy pa y m e n t s Booth & Gibbs, Realtors Exclusive L istings A Specialty 117 Magnolia Avenue. BAKl-'l �■ • 1, 1925. WouldCurb Boozers Jail Terms a tT- „"?!!.?» oum.iN. INWEST FLORIDA Ttiir C om plainant. WILLIAM H MUDOE c t at., D efendants. <V& CH atlnn __ 5 ,y iJ « to m II. Murlgo anil w ife, 'shops in the Irish fr e e s ta te Company Takes Over Muscle I* unknim'n C h ristia n nam e > tlllam K il^ar am i knoals, Birmingham, Pen- i * i / nknow ■nO -Kilicar. whoso C lirlsM » I W 'r ln e inf^coja Railroad and Plans Mu?t, , w ii ? u n k n o w n ; W illiam II. " m h d g n r, am i all Dill* Becoi 10 Rl'n Improved Service etrr En o . '. !n# wboso nainos a re u n k n o w n War These' recommendations would tho n i L nna ,lulnK b u sin e ss u n d er Id ^ e onc place for e* Vi ®,,;'rm.* ” ?.mo n n J sty of Kilftar. Com pany: onlo May M>v ttiii. leave one ofdrinJdnp TA LLAIU sSeE EE, Dee. 1__ (A’ll trtO'JKo E E , Doc. m » ', C om pany; on IStli. , jiin population, or about — Acquisition tfhe frrowp b y th e Frisco o f i k . lntV* ja c h ami every of th e above (/P)—Sov- [rj f ° a ^ w . ^ ! s ^ •w w S a r« ssft truili-’* Ait-in ion to tho T ow n of S an fo rd , Fiorhl.i. whA.l'* 9,1 o th e r persona Imr® l!ie !Lfc£? unknow n, claim ,!*/, P 8*1,* or Interest m .nn'* 8t>i« "f lttiK.ir, mot ‘" 'T , ■5®ad* Jlcrclnattnvn tti— fl5?*o « im ipnny; on May IStli. sc rib e d o . an y p a rt o r p arcel tlicrolx**. o r* otherw ise. In am t to tliu described ,--------- lami. ------Situate. It Is licrrtiy n n lr rr d th a t you and Rl5ff,i?n‘t boltw lit the City of tlan- ” . ,,B n n J a p p e a r tu fore ■‘,1,,t,,ty of Seminole and State ir an Id. rL!‘" lren ti C ourt a t tho T ourt (orl'la. morn particularly do* m H intac a t Hanford, F lorida, on flic scribed us follows, tu-wll: t . t i d a y of D viom bsr A. I). 1915. _ IlfK 'nnlna at tho Sotitlnvc.it (S\V ) runt Cion noil tlicro m;»\o answ er L,‘,Ju .7f Intersection of Sixth Street to th o b ill of com tilatnt exhttdtcd ' °!v "r Avenue, nud rtinnlm ,' n g n ln st J-..u In (tils cause. c “ " ' » t alo n g th e S outh sid e It Is f u r t lie* ordered th a t th is o r­ nf 8J* th S treet 59.|>5 fe e t to r e r a n d e r be published In T he Hanford thelK’o South aluiiK th e H erald a new spaper publislied In , **t side of Ocean A venue SI fee t M anfont. Kemin.-le County. F lorida, to the right of w ay of l ’a la tk u and ofico each w eek fo r fo u r consecu­ Indian it It. Co., th en ce K ast alo n g tiv e Weeks. tin* North *|«K* of si.iUl rlicht of w ay N E SS mv h and and th e seal of saia It. it. r„. fr,.t i-up. of WthIT e C irc u it C ourt of th« Seventh i?.r A 'cnne, tUence N orth a lo n g th e J u d ic ia l C ircu it of th e S ta te ..f F lo ­ w i>m nil],- of *ai,i Popinr Aveiiuo rid a . In nud for Hcmlnolo Cnunty, on . l I* i t to the Imlnt of lo-KlnnluK. th ia th o ICth day uf N ovember A. >'"<« l ntul I. Utock s. T ier 1). 1955. U of Morhla I .anil mul t •olon l;:at Ion it. a . n o tr a r .A s s . to m p an y , l.til. Map of m . tie r- C lerk of tb u t'lr c u lt C ourt of tho oio 000 for the wholewouW country. The Muscle S h o a l/ n i r / l / T J / .e ith e r 2' f*n'l»nt!L if llvlmr. and If .100,000 ior in remain Poti«n,.„ifn -I ' , rmtncham anil ( f- any or all of said defendto all parties claiming !LqUb°unincss would bo obligated to r, iiSaco a railroad is rcRnrded in inimvata,l,,;,d. umli-r the Pillow Im r iln‘i j S S those forced out by a Railroad Commission circles he^ • l^ m ln n t* , to -w lt; W illiam ns a step forward in carrier de­ I.j; MuiIko uiul w ife,------------ Minlge, I'J)!’**1 th rla tla n nam e Ih u n k n o w n ; velopment for Florida. ICVScllinfT Of liquor on Sunday ''lllls n i llilK-ar anil w ife, Official notiee has been receiv­ would not be abolished hut tra v - ed at the commission offices from clem to whom liquor may be o il the Interstate Commerce Commis­ [of the Un- nn Sunday, would be required to sion of the acquisition. The re­ [of Mai ja- tra v e l I O mU m * instead of three as fcvhnoloRy. i t present, to qualify as bona fide port stated that the Muscle Shoals, Birmingham and Pensacola Rail­ rkcJ 3? *n travelers. The idea of makniE St. road company hnd been acquired franco with Patrick’s day. Mar 17, wholly dry. when the has been a b a n d o n e d , and *bc com­ by the Muscle Shoals, Birming­ yinc vainly mission has recommended th a t this ham and Pensacola Railway com­ nation s«rv- holiday take the same sta tu s a3 pany, and that tho Frisco, in turn, had acquired both. in the for. I'Authority was granted the rail[devotion to 'S Thecommi;sion recommends th at AW (emotion; ho drunkards on their third convic­ road company by the Interstate [months and tion be jailed without boinK given Commerce Commission to issue not 8n unusual tlx option of a fine and th at di Iv­ exceeding $.!0o,000 common capi­ ins an automobile while intoxi­ ta! stock in payment for the proph. the for* cated bo made punishable by can­ erty by the Frisco road. The old .unt of Abd cellation of the driving license and railroad, the commerce i\ommission report stated, was limited in [dill most of imprisonment. nforcemcnts The commission reports a mnrk- development, because of the inad­ .ancc. cd dimunutlon in drunkenness equacy of the properties and lim­ rv boeration In throughout Ireland. In 1870 con­ ited market. ‘u i! u Heretofore, it was stated, the * ns the victions for drunkenness in all i\u m around the Ire lan d reach 85,870 while in 1921 industries located on the Muscle IJE5. at Cole tv- for the free state they were: r e ­ Shoals had to pay arbitrary charbeing the duced to 0,8(511. ThU is a ttrib u t­ gen on all traffic to and from on I hit. ed mainly to the high price of th e Louisville and Mashville, l at Cnsnbu* alcoholic drinks, caused by war thereby, it added, being greatly i lieutenant, taxation, which the commission handicapped. The best location, the report (tors on his would have continued. stated, of new industries is said to be. along the Muscle Shoals line, Overfed H usbands A it is claimed the commission state­ Is u o o ment says that operation of the n Coins Problem In E ngland Muscle Shoals by the new com­ pany, under control of the Fris­ LONDON, Dec. 1. Over-fed hms1.—(/T*>— bandji have become a Rrent prob­ co, will give Pensacola better ser­ the first lem in England and a celebrnted vice anil particularly enable the tibseribo tlu* English/ dietitian rays indulgent better movement of hunker coal tlje Store wives nro responsible for the large from Alabama, over the Muscle ^miiaiRti, ac- proportion of men with digestive Shoals inth Pensacola and gi\c the industries of the latter city n' ng (Invernor troubles. larger territory for distribution rctor. The "Women nre much less inclined of their products, as well as tho Inton under- to cat too much,” says the special­ llottrd tbent. ist. “They have nn uncanny sense fruit growers of th at section. lo another about eating. They will give their (own of the husbands all ju ris of heavy in1public uuc- dugeatible food. The men e a t Im­ li Rat’d nurn* moderately while their wives go he sale took through the same meal scarcely i hotel there, tasting the dishes which they pre­ is a prescription for led the ci in pare for their husbands. The rcsult is that men have much more Colds, Grippe, Flu. Dengue, trouble with the digestive organs women. Men cat too much Bilious Fever and Malaria in Have than 5? meat, too much bread, too many It kills the germs. u iK City potatoes, too many henvy sweets. (Huttons are ra re among women. The sox is too wise to gorge it­ tT)— Monte self.” . / ilh a rival Kail la to t, lloily, Verniers, R u n ­ nean. Next n in g l loan!. ltiT>.ilrlnk HEARING IS I O STEO N ED Ltd be built I Wo S pecialise la W recks H E . V E R Y rcasoj), m e n n n d eopUfd inf ,f t . ■, i ■.* t 1* I WETHERSFIELD, Cmfii. Nov, d, and PteSanford Radiator mid women^ S t r i v e to sav S ,'Hnrf'Vo sud of Mid* 30.—(/P)—A fter the sta te of Con­ Iht ru w necticut through S tate’s A ttorney Body Works accumulate is to earn an oppor­ f to make the Hugh M. Alcorn head offer to answer tho petition of Gerald without a*i ItaiU ators. Lam ps anil K**ni|i>ra tunity to share in the joys and is reported , hnPman. twice reprived m urder, All A utom ohlle Metal P a ris In. will have for a writ of habeas corpus a t a AVelillmr, tlrax ln g anil Soldering pleasures that life can Rive. idouafon'i >:'inring. the defense a sk ed .fo r an \ \ iirU lifin rau lerd 1‘lru .e n hotels andi a"-iourncmcnt because of its unAil investment :it Coral Gables oilers anil M >il Srriinil S lre rl witfa roulette ?3 lj£d,no!jlllnn‘l ‘I111 rc‘iuest was .Hanford. ITorlda grand ted. The next session of tho you limitless opportunities for remark­ (gambling. court was set fo r Wednesday morn­ able profits. Hut it is also the key to on of new ing. the happiest place in the world—the lint at lluokin the l\Ioroci° 'recently ntcresting vt P ew J: ch hospital vtivinc a I misers ‘ Ti Qve Gifts That Last sex t'u., COMIIINE B EA U TY WITH m iR A IIIU TY l*Aie-i tliene (fwliilite has admit lu l |s >t enm om iI*«rld has e te r OUR LARGE STOCK IS COMPLETE Boney, and *1 it is th a t •ill go linnindulge his I hohliirs Heeling—not [bwittse th a t “I. hut culled•hing-s. |fa calc, the more 1tie more cn» P°f betunirs. P* i*e lots of P f, rlforl anil r®< rainclK it W ATCH ES Hamilton, Howard, Elgin and Waltham Diamond Bracelet Watches From £40.00 to $250.00 Each ~ Diamond Ear Pins From .?15 to $i3O0.Q0. Diamond Platinum Flexible Bracelets From §50.00 to §300.00. Manicure and Toilet Sets in Amber, Pearl, Ivory, Two Tone. Special Price. people will . »eailh ran •ft “"■ ionss that 1k.I and value— '‘tins'., print*,. Hut what fr,|ng totiacro or bird-eggs, on* of t hoc """ and |,t. lAiscry until he jWlain* every [ lh»l ,-Vt.r D ia m o n d s The largest stock in the city in platinum dinner ring* and single stone rings from 1-4 to 1 */•» carat. From $12.00 to $550.00 S -v c n th J u ittc ta l C irc u it o f F lo- a ffid a v it s ta tin * ( h a t M ary rltln. In a n d fo r Scm ln-tla C ounty. nno o f th o re s po n d e n t s is a i b le n t, of th a S ta te of I tiy:“ A*. M. WBRKB. Hcputy C t«k ■he rssld M a t 1 H I AV. ] C leveland. O hio, a n d ’IS ft S FEN C E it. Hei-(yrTKS h av in g p ray e d fo r S n llcltn rsi nnd o f C ounaul fo r S ervice M a g *a in s t sa id th e C om idnt iilaln an■ t. I la Nov. 17-SI. Dec. 1*8*16. Tl T tlR ItK F O IlB d c frm U n t Mi IN T ill} Cl I t e r IT e n t'U T OK THE to ap(tear on 9 KVKXTII J L i m X t l i CIRCUIT A. D. 1st*, tha sam e BP THIS STATE OK KLOHIIIA, to th e Illll o r IN A!fU c o l t StSVIXOM: c o u n ­ a g a in s t h e r In th la ty. rUfmt>rE IlK p . T b aj a copy o f th is order bn published on es a w wank once eek far PK O l’L t r a HANK OK SA N FORD , four ronarcutlvn w e e k s In th e S ana K turliU lU n k ln g t.'o rp o ratlo n . ford llernljt. a n ew spap er published C o m p lain an t In S em inole C o u n ty ; th at an oth sr It. M. CA t i l t A WAY ns a d m in is tra ­ ro p y of th is o r d e r be posted on tha co u rth o u se d o o r a t Sanford, to r of th e o stu tn of S.II1I I’hllllps, note C ounty. F lo rid a . • an d M ary I'tiiltlp s, In w ltn r s s w h e re o f I have here­ lle sp o n d c n ts un to s e t iny h a n d a n d o ffic ia l se al tills 9 d ay o f N o v em h sr A. D. 191L O rd er F o r C o n stru e tlv e S ervice H r V. C lK )tK l LASH. I'litillrn llo n t F o u r XVrrhs) C lerk of th e C irc u it C o u rt. B e n U noth C ount-. KlorlIda. T ho c o m p la in a n t h a v in g n lta eh c d U> Its lull uf C o m p lain t In th is cau sa , 8 C.M.l n A- “ V ,K m a *>■ C ’it- HU 666 u .'u ru l. — ni?w*r. C h ristia n n am e Is t " i now a: W illiam II. Mmltte. W IItsm L dsnr, an d a ll o ilie r pcrmitm. im- - ,namM a re u n k n o w n , trail* * anil duinu b u sin e ss u n ite r th e spot where even lift' pays dividends. Where you get more i I l ’. ii a miser’s prolit from your investment. in vest in Qoral Cjablcs for Happiness and High 'Upturns Endless opportunities for enjoyment have helped to make Coral Gables a thriving, growing city. No matter what your tastes and inclinations may he, you can satisfy them here. If you love life in the open, there is golf, tennis and motor boating. Sailing, swimming, fishing, riding, automobiling, walking in marvelous tropical scenery and polo, shooting, hunting and countless other sports. For those wim enjoy social life, there are the individual, joyous, alluring parties and dances constantly being given in hotels, country clubs and private homes. Hand concerts, (h >1 ■card parties, tropical under the mellow enjoymet* .. einents is there to tro p ic h<in •-*• j o il’ll 1.1 ulelighted with Coral A friendly city of beautiful v, and attractive gardens. Where /rim s and foliage blend with the gor- ! i |t f l 'Sc™ B ii V 7 4 iM p ii et more C nom your investments X gcotis bursts of colors of tropical , *'J['»"M9ii,wlii#crywiicrc confrj)!^ you. ^Special ^Announcement Cjiiblcs is t/ic J^arnl of Opportunity Q o ral For a small investment you can be­ come a property owner in Coral Gables. For a moderate price you can follow the shrewdest investors in the country —the wealthy class. Whether you buy a building plot or a home already com­ pleted, (lie countless millions already spent there make the value of your in­ vestment assured. And the fact that more than $40,000,000 are already pledged in further municipal improve­ m ents is your guarantee that it will rise in value. Investigate this great opportunity. You will find that authorities such as Bahson, Forbes, Edmonds, Brisbane and others arc agreed that Florida offers the greatest opportunity for profitable investment in the country today. And in Florida, Coral Gables is the spot whose amazing growth lias been the sensation of America. Invest today! Ride along with thou­ sands to success. Get in touch iqith this office for a trip to Coral ffabfjts. These trips are ran at frequent intervals anti thousands of contjenial and pleasant people are enjoy in tj them. Call or telephone for all the necessary, inform ation regarding the best scay to visit M ia m i as_ our guests. , Illustrated booklets, maps, price lists and complete in/orvintion about Coral Gable4 ftiriy also be obtained here soithout obligation to you , L et us show you what has been accomplished in Coraf\ Gables, and tell you of the thousands of opportunities that await the early interior. iOi iSiV'i! J3I !®n®!!®H©I10!I9t If 7 \cx reach ^vas Ivon by the Qhartn of Qoral Cjablcs Few people know this country better than R ex B e a c h . He is strictly an individual—a man of true discrimina­ tion and taste. The beauty of Coral Gables won him immediately. I Its en­ thusiasm has led him to write a book upon the miracle of Coral Gables. Let us send it to you, together with full information about Coral Gables— free l C o r a l C’a b ix s C o r p o r a t io n , | ‘k „ a « list I VI|Ini,» TUmlcr IIMK. obligation, ^ iStrut.. Citf--- r 10" uf crilnr mond Kings Blue White. N Special Price 917.50. » h rie th is I, "V1, Some \ fryin- it jnj0 • 1 *aw the iH-year[ t 4/ ha‘l tour V ,l.r t 'ib' for [•**•» a H olly. WHITE GOLD WRIST W A T C H E S.. SPECIAL PRICE §9.50 IN THREE DESIGNS S i? , to iliL V c -Ram he BLV>e «<f auto 12th year C Co?tb. and *» p * driven i s * * ? d are , it. 5 “round hlLL. a i. mi C'Wli T h sP a •* Vo K- I hat h f / * 1'1* 't a r t . rnl lutiim o- CORAL GABLES C/yUami lihncroV A eau. ax lLIJ,*» things «»•■*( la o u Special 25 Genuine Dia­ O 4 0 M iles m . a*of**Water « M Front GEOR£E l m e r j u c k . f rr :»(i,rmiuinn — V’ritf, phnnt or call We Carry the largest Line in Sterling Silvenvafci G■* * munity Plate, 1847 Rogers Smoking Stands, Hu m * painted Chimnvnre. fhe Diam ond Palace l’. Weinberg, Prop. l 307* East First Street ' ■*• jyam / ... j., All our diamonds are guaranteed 'me, talenth u w II P irate tra it me Be* B rseh’* hook sat! full Infitrinsilon shout Curst Ci shies, 1 u m ltn tsn il th at ibis place* las m ulct pa. l i t next fe |. r’"U he v.„r |t|*s * Mll.ANL T1IKATBH ULDC. I’UONB 1*0 * I’/J-C- t .JlJle.. a Si ’ *? : W �- ■;1S r)r>v . T-aJw«S! 'Y f y '3 F ‘p"4fr>?$&■?. 5?>V f pi! mm K m n 1 m i R' !? mm. *■'T^"■* © • Ws. LONDON, Dec. 1.—(A1)—Tho highlanders of the Islo of Skye and tho outer^ Hebrides, off the w est coast of Scotland, huve aban­ doned their traditiunnl oatmesi) fo r a luxurious diet of tea, while bread and Jam. This fact has been brought out by tho chief medical officer of Invernesshire, which in­ cludes Skye, who declares the change is "dietetic folly” and is tho result of indolence. Tho medical officer says that ra ­ dio, cross-word puzzles nnd other modem Ideas nrc threatening t 5 spoil tho Islanders nnd to remove all tho plcturesquenuss of the country of tho Crofters, us tho small highland fanners are called. Tho authorities of tho region are making attem pts to introduce eas­ ier methods of preparing porriJgo so that tho islanders will not stick to their new tea nnd bread diet simply because it is easier to ninko ready for tho table. *?r| Dr. Edw. Conradi Will Attend Annual Educational Meet Gift K Isle Of Skye Men Are “Diet Crazy” Says Medical Man Sanford One Of Fourteen Cit­ Employment Conditions In Most Districts Declared To ies Granted Permission To Show Improvement Over Extend Boundaries To Care Last Year’s Labor Status For Increased Development gears old and less than three feel tall, is a member of the debating team of Tech High school at Omaha. Neb. lie's shown here dialling with a fellow student of normal height. Risso trainshis oratorical voice bg selling pa­ pers in his off hours. WASHINGTON, Dec. t .-V P )— Disclosure that the ‘‘War De­ partment radio net*’ linking up the nine corps areas and the depart­ ment in a communications system operated exclusively by military rsonnel originated in 1922 as u iture of “ plans to insure com­ munication with corps area head­ quarters and certain critical cities in case of failure or destruction of tha commercial wire system”, is contained in the annual report of Kaltzmnn, Major Gen. C. McK. Saltzman, Chief Signal Officer of the Army. The net was established three ara ago. the report said, and it • aince been employed “ to excel­ lent advantage in the training of signal corps personnel,” in addition to handling a heavy burden of de­ partm ental telegraphic business theretofore entrusted to commer­ cial companies. General Saltzman estimated that while the original five station of the net transm itted about 60 of­ y m m ficial messages daily, each number m M ing about forty words, the present system of twelve major stations and sixty subsidiary points hand­ ed approximately 800 messages a day. The rapid growth of traffic was said to have been brought about by the chief coordinator, in an en­ deavor to “consolidate government communication activities in order Jn# to eliminate duplication of effort and carry out the retrenchm ent policy of tho President.” Ford’s In addition to handling its own, the War D epartm ent transm its tho business of more than 12 other vernmont departm ents and reaus, and in co-operntion with the Navy which handles nil off shore radio business, as tho Army handlen inshore messages even for the Navy, a system has been es­ tablished, General Saltzman suid, fully capuble to handle and super­ vise the communications activities during an em ergency. The report showed th a t in tho fiscal yeur 1924-26 mure than eight million words in m essages were trans­ m itted with a suving of $166,01)7 to thp governm ent m commercial to lla General Saltzm an deplored the lack of funds which has prevented research work on new communi­ cation equipment nnd appliances, •specially radio developments. His report also declared that the situa­ tion radio and telephone systems and performs its other functions an well. ■ft TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1 t/p ) Dr. Edward Conradi, president of tho Florida state College for Wo­ men, nnd M. M. Sealey, state sup­ ervisor of high schools of the De­ partment of Public Instruction, will attend the annual meeting of the Association of Colleges nnd Sec­ ondary Schools of Southern States to be held at Charleston, S. C„ Dec. I nnd 6. Mr. Sealey will go ns a member of the Commission on Secondnry Schools, ami will represent the state educational department, and Dr. Conradi will attend us a mem* - ber of tho snmo commission, but will represent his college. Doth Dr. Conradi and Mr. Scnley will make an effort to obtain the 1 meeting of tho associa­ tion for Florida, BY CONDO' ^ ‘ ' ,‘ v . . —~ T- RI CK i v \T C H ( - V .-.V S fl TALLAHASSEE, Dec. l ^ P ) — Fourteen Florida municipalities had their territories extended by consolidation or annexation dur­ ing the recent special session ac­ cording to bills passed by both branches of the legislature. The largest municipal m erger involv­ ed was that of greater Daytona Reach which, according to the bills passed, is to include the present city of Daytona and the towns of Seabreeze and Daytona Beach. An­ other triple m erger is provided in n bill to consolidate the Bay coun­ tv municipalities of Pnnama City, Millville and St. Andrews Bay in­ to the icty of Pnnama City. Tampa was granted permission to annex Port Tampa and Sulphur Springs Park if n referendum vote is favorable, and Miami is auth­ orized to extend its limits around Huenn Vista. Miami is ulso grant­ ed jurisdiction over a certain area of Biscayne Day for the purpose of constructing a ship channel and municipal docks by a law which passed both houses over the Gov­ ernor’s veto. Other cities extend­ ing their corporate limits are: Ilradenton, Umatilla, Tavares, St. Deo, Stuart, Hnincs City, New Smyrna, Orlando and Cocoa. Among tho new municipal crea­ tions are the corporation.) of Elfert in Pasco county, Englewood in Sarasota, Vernon in Washington, Osteen. Temple Terrace in Hills­ borough, Ona in Hardee, Flornnmla in Broward, Hollywood in Bro­ ward, Limestone, Hunncll nnd Bithio. Many communities receive ex­ tended civic powers nnd city char­ ters by legislative action, among them being Marrison, Fellemere, Puntn Gordu, Cnrrnbetle, Inver­ ness, Fort Pierce, Seville, New Port, Itichey, Perry, Coral Gables, Winter Park, Pulntka, Waldo, Grove land, Brooksvillc, Lake Sterns, Homestead, Safety H ar­ bor, Flagler Beach, Charlotte Har­ bor. Sanford, Del.nnd, Wnuchuln, Palm City, Dunedin and Moore Haven. EVERT TRUE r ______ This mnrhle bust^ "A Florentine Lady,” done by Mine do Ficsolo in Italy in 1480, has been presented to the Detroit A rt Institute by Mi. and Mrs. ICdsel Ford. It is said to he one of the finest speci­ mens of Fiesole’a work in exist­ ence. Auto Accidents In 11 Southern States Claim Lives Of 35 iu ■ = = l_ . I ------- l'. .. ~T ' — ** ----- f ^ u n * TH E SURPLICE FROCK Here in all of its French chic and distinctive treatment, is the surplice irock favored by leaders ol the mode This model may be carries! out in the soft v.oolcns, tit the crepe satin), or velvet, lit dark tones, it may be brightened with a hand of embroidery or braid. Certainly Paris lias sent over nothing more enchanting than this design in a season of exceptionUly pretty frocks. Medium size re° r 2>* 36 220 I wish to announce that 1 am a candidate for the 0f« 1 of City Commissioner to*b| determined in the ree„i» Ne J Municipal EiecHon to be h'Id on the First Tuesday «ft« tho First Monday i„ yD “'ea ber of this year. Your consideration will bo appreciated. E. F . HOUSHOLDER. A U D IT S SVSTHUS 'AtKlTlo Robertson, Williams PUBLIC ACCOUSTl, _________l!»-» M mn, t, . * ! Investigate T his Bargain the 40 ac res n t ISOO.OO a n u cro n t E ld e r SprlntfS on th e O rlan d o Hoad. Id e a l fo r subdivision. See Mr. Hobo. In the Irish Free State, single men ami women receive equal pay for the samo work. In ease a man marries he receives an increase automatically; if u woman marries she receives a bonus, but autom a­ tically loses her job. MRS. C.C. DABNEY Valdez Hotel f.obby Simmons Realty Co. K K ItM IA I.il A P T S . P h o n e -10-J Altamonte] A ltam onte Springs, Fla 14 m iles South of Sanford. F irst class accomodations for 150 rates. Beautifully located between 1 parks, golf, tennis, boats, orange E xcellent cusine, fine orchestra; T w entieth season. GEO. El The Unusual THE DREAM HO OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2TOR,I \ J" Location next to model home on Palm etto Ave., in Pine Heijh,i fast growing, highly restricted residential centers. Features— Embodying only the m ost ideal features from inirjf Tile and Oak floors throughout. Textone walls. Beamed cdotai with many built-in features. Make these six rooms home. Completely and elegantly furnished. FOR SA LE BY A. P. Connelly 4 Magnolia at Second ! ------ *----J---- 1---- 7---- 7 (j g h t ^ SCCS. s o f t - C Wins By Comparison I I h i ■ /Av Compare Marvania prices with prices o f any other high class development in Sanford. You will find Marvania J Totals .............. Lnkc Wales—Approximately 20 new dwellings to be erected. TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORD n __*=\ u T ''SS ; -r—- \ ON O A K .• LL fEc T — _— I ^^ t~r ia )O R .K 5 o n p i hoe: u n , H w ^ (t i H4R - H A R - H — __ . LAKE CHARLES, Dec. U—W i. _p irc here early thia m orning paused two deaths and property E that may reach *1,000,1)00 Hollis Vincent died in a hospital from injuries nnd the body of Wil­ liam Guiliotte, a firem an, was found in the debris. About onethird of a business block was wip­ ed out before the flnmcs could be checked. Two men were removed to a ho.pilal and several other physionns were slightly injured by fnlP jnfr walls. Ben Collins and George Phillips are in a hospital. Public Stenographer /n % jL J * 1 ( ATLANTA, Nov. 30-—(A3)—Fav­ orable comparison with the cor­ responding period last year con­ tinue to be shown by most of the scries of business statistics compiled and collected by the sixth federal reserve district headquar­ ters for its monthly review. Figures indicating the cotton produced in the district show an increase over 1924 of 32 per cent, the review says. The latest re­ port issued by the departm ent of agriculture indicates a cotton crop this year amounting to 16,380,000 bales. “Prices prevailing in the prin­ cipal naval stores m arkets have been higher this year than for last year, indicating a much higher re­ turn to the producers of these commodities, the review states. “Building activities in the ag­ gregate continues at a very high level, although for the month of October the principal activity in this district is largely confined to Florida. Orders being received by lumlier mills continue to exceed their production. Employment conditions in most parts of the district are satisfactory. “Retail and wholesale trade s ta ­ tistics show up favorably for Oc­ tober. The arrival of cool weath­ er the first of the month remov­ ed the greatest hindrance which both wholesale nnd retnil trade had encountered during Septemb­ er nnd furnished the incentive for renewed buying. "Weekly reports from member banks in selected cities show a substantially larger amount on de­ posit than at this time last year, savings deposits a t the end of October held by 93 hanks were 13 per cent larger than a year ago and the volume of general busi­ ness being transacted ns reflect­ ed in the cities of individual ac­ counts at 21 reporting cities, was 27.2 per cent greater for the week ended Nov. 18 than for the corresponding week last year.” Two Are Killed In Million D ollar Fire 1 Fi A R ' H A ATLANTA, Cm, Nov. 30.—</P)_ A slight decrease in the number of 1/ deaths nnd a small increase in the number of injuries from truffle accidents in the south from tho week previous are shown in a su r­ vey made for the past week by the Associated Press today. There were .'15 deaths In the past week ns compared with lid for the week before and 220 injuries ns compared with 170 the prior week. Coral Gables—Plans forming The reports came from 11 states. for erection of now $1,600,000 hos­ North Carolina took the lend in pital nnd clinic building. the number of deaths with eight, Florida following a close second with seven. George was an easy leader in the injuries column with 60, Florida being her nearest com­ petitor with 33 injuries. Alabama, Mississippi, nnd Lou­ isiana reported no deaths, while Virginia, reporting five deuths, claimed six in tho injured list col­ umn. Stato Dentlis Injur. Virginia ............................... 5 G 1 North Carolina .......... H 28 Smith Carolina ....................2 5 V. Georgia ..... ................. —__3 50 Florida .................... ..... .—7 33 A la b a m a ......... 0 12 Mississippi .............------0 20 Ian is 1«na ...... ....... ...... —....0 30 Arkansas ......... 2 3 Tennessee - .... 3 20 Kentucky ............................. 5 5 Daily Fashion Hint ■ _ — = -. , l ----- MANY FLO R ID A FEDERAL TRADE TOWNS EXTEND REVIEW BRIGHT C I T Y L I M I T S F O R ALL SOUTH HAL RADIO A VERY SHORT SPEAKER NET ORIGINATED THREE YEARS AGO Angelo Risso, who is 17 R v THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMBER *• 1925‘ FOURTEEN War Department Instituted System In 1922 To Insure National Communication In Cose Of Emergencies " *' U. Va'Hf O if ANY HOtit tp 'ey co1*r wt vu#tr Vy Go wu T an excellent buy and on terms most reasonable. ENJOYYOUR SUMMER OUTING Watch closely for announcements that will mean much to the purchasers of homesites in Marvania. Porter E. P itts Oo T (p llBAIi E3TATB S I 0 . 4 M . I I 2 1*1 K l t ' l . H u n k lll i lg . ITioiiu no-W Hanford. Els. Uiiprensntlng W, V. Wheeler, Itcal Batata Broker K IR K 'S 029 AUTO TOP SHOP Sldr < urlalna t * u > h lo a a I ’lii. n r Meal Covara l in U r r tlf A tr . I VU-J SUP, ) i i r i > r l* Sa n fo rd , P la . Marvania investment Co. SCRUGGS REALTY CO. Earle T. Field I C A ^ B I f A T B —I N V M T M N T I I r tis h SALES AGENTS M aggie And Jig g s Enroute To Sanford George McMunua' muMcal comedy hit is cotuiug to Sanford for its 202 FIRST STREET PHONE 736 J juw* * * * ^ -**’'«*■ ’ MASON* �us regarding your investments in Real Estate. Our experience will help you make money. C o n s u lt RESIDENCE LOTS ! H £ ! r in%kM«Ac lr tlween Thlr,con,h “"d f c S2.500.no BUSINESS PROPERTY 48 by 105 feet on Union A v e n u e ......................... <... nnn nn 100 feet on First Street Extension, per foot ... .................on Lot 9 in Block “A on Sanford A v e n u e .................I ' I Z Z Z " 7 ‘$ 5 i o o 00 These nre pood and we have many others. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Developers of— REALTORS 210 East First Street [the social r iof a se r ie Realtor fes and to tal. Hence fetion for Ipossible, npress o f (National bu discri[hose conse ethical iould you kl counsel Phone708-709 “REAL BARGAINS” Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price. This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel $19 500 Dreamwold One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue.......... $2,500.00 Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feet Water front. P r ic e .................................................$100,000.00 Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between Com­ mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00 front ft. I i11w issiisi Cl R. C. TISDALE REALTOR Real Estate Investment Phone 23 Bel A ir HOME OFFICE: Providence, It. I. BRANCHES: New Haven, Conn. Hartford, Conn. New Britain, Conn. Sanford 214 E ast First St., 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. O ver 20 Y ea rs ot R ea lty S erv ice member [ional Aslon incor1interests \c public PALMETTO AVENUE LOT IN LANE’S ADDITION man of te BEALiis title is of sound thorough, lof Ethics aards a ^tes the ,)rofesfwill to p health, T* HEAL- oard I apartment Between K atie and Franklin Streets, well located and can be bought on easy terms. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION Phone 713 515 First National Bank Bldg. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY COJnc, One lot on Mellonville Ave. near Celery Ave., 50x175, $1,200. Easy Terms. LUTE HOWELL 2 Lots Corner Palm etto Ave. and Franklin St. Eastern Exposure. Reasonably pric­ ed. Easy terms. REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 OSCAR R. BROOKS “The Lot K in g” Realtor Use Your Foresight ^one J90-W • ! 1 \ e TWO HOUSES Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. SEE US 1wo lots in Dreanwold, $1,500 each. FOR LAKEFRONT Lot in Pinehurst fucing Hughey St. ten acres on Lake Onora road. 117 acres in Geneva with LAKE front also facing hard road. PROPERTY W.P. CARTER Terms can bo arranged on any of the above. REALTOR Tamiami Land Co. Ntane 249 . 230 Meisch Bldg. Phone 718 Room 3-3!/2 Ball Building Phone 142 • * * * ' * * » We announce to the realty public that this newly formed company is now established and ready to perform a professional real estate service for our many friends in Sanford, and for visitors and in­ vestors who are in the city. W. E. (Ed) Scoggan, well and favorably known in Sanford and F. H. Scruggs, Realtor, are the officers of this realty corporation. We have several properties of merit for sale and we have buyers ready for attractive propositions. . . ^ S j SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. Masonic Bldg. Phone 735 � 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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NA . ■--v '<£»' »•'!.* *r*5r?ral riMi Mn v n .t y - = ^ n =T ? HOME EDITION ijiy Of King Preparations Completed At London for Signing of Locarno Pacts on Tuesday m ged F r o m §of C our sAre [Sland jelares Death Plane V Florida, cloudy tonight and Tuesday possibly rain In north portion, iresh northeast , winds probably strong on the south coast ASS0C1ATE d .-h e 8 3 LEASED WIRE Iments , - THE WEATHER ,t VejfeJflblJ fcarden Land N e g le c t .. ; -T-'' ■;■W PAP# 1 . Ida’s Heart. lefense jve Its '=, >•* MAir-W.f l , For cS2 Y ears Former Chief Of Bureau Of ■Agricultural Economics, In Annual Report Favors New Policies For Mis Buro;yi News Summary FOREIGN Preparations nre completed in London for the signing tomor­ row of the l/icarno treaties. Cheaper Insurance K ates A lso Needed Disproportionate Share Of Tax Burden Smouldered By Farmers, Report Declares d o m e s t ic Thirty-five deaths nnd 220 injuries arc reported in 11 Botltnem states during the past week in comparison with Hu deaths am! 170 injuries for the week be- «i ■V>\ : *-:;>D : • fjfi * *W It NUMBER. 101 T CASE WITHOUT H alted Business In CALLING ALICE Miami And Suburbs . British Foreign Office Is Restored To Usual Magnifi­ cence In Readiness For His­ toric (lathering Tomorrow Counsel For Negro Wife Of Rhinelander Closes Five Minutes After The Court Moving Pictures To Is Opened This Morning He Taken Of Scene .i REVISION OF B Y - I ^ P la n ts A re U nable LAW IS ACCEPTED To P ublish E ditions BY REALTY BODY Germany Today Begins Evac­ L aw yers’ A rgu m en ts uation Of Cologne Section, May End Late Today Day Earlier Than Arranged Business Streets Plaintiff Recalled To Deny Collective Advertising For LONDON, Nov. 30,—(,D—Pre­ Are Under W ater Chldetdcr Statement That The Period Of One Month paration!! for signing the treaties He Knew Wife Was Negro Is Also Decided On At The ot Locarno tomorrow morning at II o’clock are very complete. Tho Weekly Luncheon Monday R ain fall U n til N oon WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-(/p) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Nov. 20. great conference room of the Brit­ — A national, rather than an agE stim ated B etw een ish foreign office, which was di­ —(|P)—The defense in the RldneA general discussion of n revised rarinn or industrial viewpoint, was i Pittsburgh cafe is dnmnged urged for the shaping of agri­ %j vided during the World War into lander annulment suit rested its by-law designed for the improve­ 11 A nd 12 lin c h e s consideriihly when explosion office::, hut been restored to Its cute five minutes after court eon- ment and elevation of the organ­ ^ policies in the final an­ k f t blows out front nnd shatters cultural vented thiJ morning without call­ usual magnifioanco fut another ization's code of ethics featured nual report of Henry V. T MIAMI. Nov. 00— (A P).— ftv. i»0—■ windows in nnothcr building. historic gathering one th at is ex­ ing to the stand Alicu Beatrice tho weekly luncheon of the San­ form er chief of the bureau of ag. Ik marks uttered by Brig. Gen. Jones, defendant in the proceed­ pect, d to mean future' peace for boll court Torrential rain, beginning last ford Realty Hoard held today at !ricultunil eranontics, whom* con Kinr, in Mitchell court m artial ncetion with the department of all Europe. ing. The ease may reach the jury the Seminole #!rill. night and continuing through ge<1 from are expunged from record to­ Inside the room there still re­ by tonight. It hns been in progress The question of collective adver­ thia morning in steady down­ un of the day upon motion of counsel for agriculture peremptorily v.as end­ mains to he <ct up the moving pic­ three weeks. tising on the part of the board ed by Fee re la ry Jardine in August rhen re- army officer. Alice’s mother wns recalled to was also considered and ptans sub­ pour, crippled city utilities ture apparatus which is to record a fte r lie had refused to uhmit Three undrcil thousands dol­ for future generations the sign­ the stand this morning to testify mitted by Frank ’McNeill, chair­ nnd prevented issuance of Kimr, u his resignation. Tim r« port cov­ ing by various plenipotentiaries of whether Alice’s body was tho same man of a publicity rommitttco ap­ newspapers. brought lar fund raised to defray ex­ ering the fiscal year which ended penses of Texan legislature to tin* tr a tin formulated in tho lit­ color at her birth ns it is now. pointed at the meeting last week, One morning pnper failed to uni coun­ investigate official acts of Gov­ June III), was made public Sunday ■« tle Kwi s village of Locarno. The She asserted that it was, Ia*e Par­ night. an ernor Ferguson. ' gathering i* not to he limited to sons Davis, counsel for the defense, E U S t l l R*vrn'Ihe’ r ’conMnt PuW i.1., a n o t h j r '' M "Obviou; !y” it said, “the bureau "Aunt Iii'nnsh” Bradbury or the a. taal signatories und will in­ turned to Justice Morris after he to the daily insertion of a double early edition only nnd the two Members of the United Mine rank It. <o Fork, (ml., lias ju:*t cel­ of agricultural economies mu t clude Premier Baldwin and sev­ had left the stand and said: page advertisement appearing ev­ afternoon newinnpcrs face pros­ koumcl fur Workers' Committee aw ait next take the national point of view. ebrated I r r ItVth birthday and has eral of the members of Ids cab­ “ Acting on my own responsibil­ ery day in Tho Sanford Herald pects of going all day without las­ kcr, i»: kcd step of the operators th a t bight nnd it is highly desirable that ali i J.V" ,l *’l,1,day .school teacher for iled. ohlit- bring about a resumption of years. Shu wears her hair inet, and Duron D'aliernon, llriti: h ity and on my experience as an with space allotted to etch mem­ ing ahlo to turn a wheel. Power officials said that a force iKing, Mr. negotiations in connection with those «ngaged in both country and *»i won’t admit it's luddicd. aiiibasiailor to Germany wlm is attorney, tin* defense now rests." ber of the board, the location of company Young RliiiH'lander wns recall* individual advertisements to be de­ of men is kept in readiness to be­ lime, had ending the present anthracite city occupations may come to see “Just cut short for cvnvenicnuc," considered as having aided mntin* unity of their interests. t' lially in obtaining Germany's ad­ i'd to tho stand by his attorneys, termined by the drawing of num­ gin drying out generator coils as she says. Vhiums of strike. soon as the rain stops. Servlco '‘Although it is recognized that lie made a sweeping denial of the bers from a lint. herence to tliu pact, Defense suddenly doses its |mcss were may Ik* resumed a fter four hours farmers have the same ri'.rht us !< -linmny of R oush Chidester, for­ Mr. McNiell's plans call for the rase in the annulment suit of Marihiitnld May lie I'resrnt ; apologbother groups to organize for the mer chauffeur of tin* Rhinelander reservation of a square in the cen­ of such work, it was estimated. Leonard Kip Rhinelander. Jury It ii understood that Ramsey family. Chiduster had said that he ter purpose of promoting their own Downtown sections nro minisi x i of x»» the iiii two m u pages p ii^ i a to %»» iivi iiiix u |j vonin hi v liliinu* ho filled khy’s pro- expected to get case bite today. MacDonald, former premier, and told interests, it is not the function of young Rhinelander of Alice’s with timcmly real estate topics] lure taken and some offleo workReport of Henry Taylor, for­ V Bullion, mer head of Agricultural Bu­ this bureau to promote movement other prominent personages have negro blood long before the latter and news m atter , of educational ] era were putting their cluthing in luxate. at* waterproof bundles nnd going to which partake of the character nf married her, but that Rhinelander value. court re- reau of Economics, urges lower a struggle for the increase in the the office in bathing suits. Around this square individual had returned: “I don’t give a lidctue but taxes for American farm ers. farm er's share of other cl:: ••*. advertisement* of various sizes Principal Streets Under Water damn." STATE ■was st"pNeither is it the function of tlii. will l*e spaced, the inserters hav­ Principal thoroughfares In Uitli L.l that the Miami paralyzed by heaviest bureau to align itself again t . m li ing the privilege of changing the Miami und Miami Beach are un­ _____ dent, probably without precedent. L prove the rainfall in history, between 11 movements.” text of their advertisements twice der water from several inches to I charges of and 12 inches having fallen w ith­ Manager .\> k s Patience ^ “ settlement of the difn week, mid more frequently in "three feet deep in places, amt hun­ Tho report declared lower tax c City \ •i,l I,,,i , , i , r 1fcrcnct-a between France and Gi*rj.| N'nvy in the past 12 hours. the eiiiiu of the sale of advertised dreds of automobiles, their meters and cheaper insurance rates \u*tc Antl Indulgence of C itizens; ninnv mn, „u gathering togeth­ and near drowned by tho high water, lino property. LOCAL greatly needed by the farmers and Warns Looks To Give Care­ er under the bntuln of friendship Navy DoNews limiter appearing in tho the streets on both sides, making continued: Muncinal gas plant to lie re­ ful Attention To Open .lets of the various other European Hint of the educational column will be chang­ tho highways almost impns:'ddt*. “The probings of farm credit, paired following breakdown on states, the question of disarma­ ed twice a week also, it wns an­ The rain showed no sign* of uhutSaturday when city was without farm insurance and farm taxation The indulgence of Sanford cit­ ment is being talked of. The ab­ Ing during the forenoon and busi­ nounced. | Stand have assumed added importance n.gns. olition of tin: submarine nnd the izens, and housewives in particu­ ness generally is at a standstill. V.. N. Holler, reporting as chair­ )•>! U:t pro­ Sanford Real E state Board u result of the war and the de­ sea hlocadc, and the abandonment United Staten weather forecaster navy wit* adopts set of by-laws at its pression which followed. Adequate lar with referenco to the trouble of aircraft, except in actual mili­ Governor Ferguson’s Butler man, of a committee appointed tu Richard W. Gray, stationed here, Arrested Upon Charge Of study the udviHuliility of ultoriug to testify luncheon a t Montezuma Hotel insurance a t reasonable coat is es­ I cing experienced n’t the gas plant, tary operations, are Ik*ing sug­ a t n<»*n declared that ls*tween 11 wait requested today by City Man* a by-law of tV*i nrgnidxnt' -a porHelling Liquor On Street; sential to safe farming. Farm charges j today, W. it. Williams, who stated gested iw possible guaranties for taiiiuif*' "««‘ K Jvlnctn * of h v rc- und 12 Inches ot rainfall had been he service. Valdez Hotel grill to open on taxes have increased while tho iigcr relief of ruinous;burdens of taxa­ Next Move Is Anticipated fponnlbillty nf a siuesmaa'a nc- recorded In Miami by LI o'clock Uthanbon, Tuesday, ■ funds from which they ere paid that the city authorities had al­ tion iipun the people. ready taken stops to remedy the tiuus mi his employer, stated that today. This nmrk has already cs. in Us atFirst session of Muncijial have not correspondingly increas­ situation arising front the inabil­ AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 110.-—(A*)— the question was on of such im­ tnblfi'hed a new record fur a single tlanlic in Court is held in new City Ilali ed. Tile studies of the bureau ity of the plant t»» supply the 20*),Evacuation Begins Today Intimation that a fund of $.100,DPO portance that Ids committee had day’s rainfull in this city, und is craft in i this morning, 21) cases being on during the past year have shown 000 feet of gas required in San­ COLOGNE, tier., Nov. ;J0.—(/!*> lias been pledged to defray the deemed it a m atter for open dis- greater than any entire November that farmers arc varying a dispro­ Was killed the docket. —British troops began the evacu­ cost of a special legislative ses­ I'lission, and had refused to ac­ rainfall previous to this time. Tho ford homes daily. , had l/cur Mcljinder Arcade building on portionate part of the tax burden. former high mark here was set on sion marked tho Sunday interim Mr, Williams declared that the ation of the occupied Cologne zone in the Texas political situation. cept the responsibility attending Oct. 2 1. ll)2i when D.7I inches of iinie of the Fire. Street is rapidly near- The livestock industry has linen this morning, a day earlier than a recommendation. •l i t I I ' l i u v . I l l tho U i t ; number IIU IIID t'l III lllfli.'l _ i . . I I / , || in of house particularly in need of aid during increase until 11)21 ing completion.' * Among the unexpected sequels to After n general discussion of tho rain was recorded. lK*ing constructed in Sanford liar lure of Die l.ocarno security agree- the governor's liquor proclamation iwr to t h e --------- --------------- ——. Sturm Cause «f Rain the past year." law, which before revision not so great that the pl.int hau A stationary storm, centering A further trial of the semi­ iIrvu was tlu* filing of charges against (,,.1,1 „ realtor responsible for th» .. ......i r . , l. . . 1,1 A merit w hich takes place tomorrow , . prgctl that monthly cotton reports was rec­ been tinntdc to kecii1 up with the*.in I.ontlon, a negro butler at the executive nations of his ales limn beyond his south of the Florida pcninsuln, was maud for gas and was meeting dixpidated ommended by Mr. Taylor who said mansion. knowledge, members of the hoard given by Forecaster Gray n:» the Tin* occupation of the zone b race two that while con idcrable objection trouble in an attem pt to supply bridgehead wa * undertaken by the Reports of the fund raising fol­ iinaniinoit.'ly derided Hint the em­ cause of the unusually heavy full rain here. Although ju before |>' n P arto them had devcloned in the more than it was capable of. lowed declarations of speaker Lee .should be lir-lil responsible of noon tho sun made its first appear­ He said that breakdowns at the Itriti.'h several years ugo under Suttrrwhite that the expenses of ployer cmmnmler trade oil the ground lluit they dis­ for all uetiomi of Ids salesmen, the stipulation-* of the V«*rsailles turbed the market, “representa­ gas works wen) to Ik* expected, treaty. The treaty provided for tlu* session would Ik* eared for hv ei niinilti d either with or without ance of the day and the showers machine slackened for a time, Forecaster k" when it tive:! of producers associations therefore, nnd should not call for evacuation after five years, on Sntierwliite, who is lender of the his knowledge. Gruy retract'd his earlier predic­ harsh criticism on the part of San­ were of the opinion that more fre­ Wind that Due tn the early and somewhat The adoption of this law is ex­ e mdition tlml Germany fulfilled movement to bring official nets of Governor .Miriam A. FergusonV. ported to result In nn increased tion of nn early cessation of rain­ pi- army unexpected arrival of kitchen quent reports were valuable and ford residents, who should realize, the stipulations of tho treaty. fall and said that he fully expected vt crash "luinnu nt and supplies, the Val­ useful," in view of tho rapidity he said, that everything possible The period was extended when administration before the legisla­ confidence mol faith ...in the ipart the downpour to continue through Is being done to insure the steady dez, th e Valdez Grill will Ik* ready with which changes nre likely to of tuhse dealing with members j},,, a ft,.rnao„ into the night. Ho the Allies found she had not c a r­ ture. George Br:tdy, tho butler, who of the hoard, it wns stated. Fled J"r use at noon tomorrow accord* occur in the condition of the crop. supply of one of the most hide- ried out the disarmament provis­ added that ho felt assured that "Farm debt increased to a mark­ speusable factors in the life of ions of the treaty. The Berlin said he was the beneficiary of un ) been ing to nn announcement made toA promised amendment to the Miami had received the hulk of a modern community. trover- day by \Vurt W. W arner, m anager ed degree between ID10 and 11*20, government having satisfied tho extended parole and conditional by-lawn fixing tin* nor rentage of rainfall throughout this section Experts from the factory sup­ allits counsel of tills respect, the pardon from Gov. Ferguson, was couutiixsinn to lie divided between nnd that neighboring cities had lit was "f the Vnldoz Hotel, which will the report observed. "A survey • charge operate the dining rooms for the indicates that the indebtedness of plying tho machinery for the gns evacuation wns ordered fur this arrested when off in is said he was tho actual seller of a piece of pro- received only ordinary showers. attempting to sell liquor to white perty ami the man wlm list' d it cmy and convenience of its guests and the owner-operator farmer has grown plant have been summoned Mr. week. Thu string of imtUenicnt* nnd men at a street corner, t 'barges win not adopted, membar* of the new sub-divisions nbout Miami somewhat since 1D20. Farmers Williams said, and ns soon ns a Cument citizens of Ban ford. of possessing liquor for sale were board agreeing that this settle­ ami Miami Bench were suffering P^'l take It was erroneously reported th a t have evidently been refunding their survey of the situation is c m . ’i one Die grill would not be completed short debt into long time mort­ pleied a new unit will lie installed Dusky Trio H u n tin g A made against him. Another negro, ment idiould la* Hindi* direct be­ from high water fully as much as ■'it' r for and p| iced in operation before sev- gage loans' that can be Inal at and the future supply of gaa as­ (iara^c Eind City Jail in whose automobile was found a tween individual employer* und the city itself. Roads anil main supply of whiskey vu.i al.io a r ­ nnlc* men. sured. highways aru lying beneath sev­ zh.' end weeks, and in contradicting more reasonable to t. The question of forming a mul­ eral inches uf water, oven more rested. tmiiati/.. t»«i < rumor Mr. W arner declared In connection with the failure Officer Pbillip* of Hu* Sanford The political row am»car<*d ready tiple listing bureau within tho difficult than in the cities proper. of the plant to function at times *ntch- that a large force of carpenters Police Department is an obliging to produce fresh fireworks today, limird wa referred to a committee Hialeah, on** of llm satellite * Mr. Williams advised all all o|H.*r- mail. i a-1 d and finishers had rushed the reThis morning about I o'clock hut what the row week WouJd b.ndcd by W. V. Wheeler and of Greater Miami, a sito of num er­ ntors of ga.-' appliances to pay p.ir- he was upcilitioii modeling of the building andd comhailed by three young ncg bring i,one would attem pt to say. comport'd of N. Holler, Joe ous s|Kirt attractions, it* reported tieiilar attention to the pro -Mire l,l M,,r [deled all necessary alterations Jyw which last week. of the gas ami to be careful to reel on the southern outskirts of Those who have followed the po­ (‘hi.tendon, George W. Knight and to huvu suffered considerably Sun ford and asked where a me­ litical movements of James K. Scruggs, who will dchuto the from the rain, nil business in the tfo.se all open valves in the event chanic Gamamler The sudden arrival of kitchen could be procured who Ferguson, husband of (!ov. Fergu- question and umko a report a t the community being a t a standstill. that the supply suddenly failed. * would equipment removed the last delay might fix their ear, which was in enti sinew Ids impeachment in h h meeting. polar,", the Failure to obscryo this precau­ m ry had shape and had refused to second term as governor ah."lt next ° n cn,nK ° f tho dining rooms, City Judge, \V. E. U Lite for­ A standing monthly assessment ArveliitH-d .Mr.lh«Warner announced ,nnd at mally opened court this morning m tion might result disastrously, he move despite their combined urg- eight years ago, nro Inclined to of ten dollars for each board mem­ M cl*ander A rcade »lUr<. now n""n tomorrow the Valdez Grill tho new quarters assigned to lum said, for the unannounced coming ilig:t. look for unexpected moves on bin ber was - recommended by the To B e Com Dieted laUtc.1. will be thrown open to the public in tho city hall. The. new court­ op of the gas would fill the air Officer Phillips proved very ob­ p a r t . _________________ board of directors and adopted ufiuii*l would liging by calling for a tow car ami a special introduction lunch­ room was crowded with spectators with polhiuinUH ........ B efo re Jan uary 1 c r it was stated that this nsse-.seon served. •n»r lifi*. mcnl would rover all expenses of who camo to inspect and to u p -- possibly L rlift* . at tho and o- corling tho three, Floyd Mor­ ^ • E- Smith, for many years prove the modern and coaimodtemporary r.palm madefat gan, Robert Gent and Sydney the hoard without the ncressity of Tin* new Melaindvr Arcade, cor­ toward In the Clydcd Steam ship ious dispensary of Justiee which im-nicipal works on Saturday are Johnson, all of Winter Park, to calling for additional funds a t add ner Sanford Avenue und First expected to result in the continuril the Sanford Police Station. service has been engaged to hu- tho city has provided. times. Street, which is being constructed »irv,M? t*,° cl,todnc ° f the grill, W. E. White spoke of .U'e sal- functioning of the plant until new I,ater developments proved that A motion made by H. C, Du- for tho McKeiiney-ltylnmler In ­ cuuipment is selected and installMr. Warner stuted, and it is ex­ the three had robbed one Joe F ra­ Bum* calling for the adoption of vestment Com puny of Orlando, is isfnetion which he and the cou . JO,—<>T)_ pected that Ids years of experi,d. Mr. Williams said. zier, Winter Park, of his money the by-laws nn introduced by Mr. expected tn bo u welcome addition n{'inter all n nce in entering to discrim inating attaches, and tho g en eral public,.1 Holler's committee and the pub­ to Sanford's already imposing a r­ and automobile und had set him on derived from having improxn RUtl of |ut|. PITTSBURGH, Nov. 30,—(>P>— lication Miners will result in the establish­ courtroom REWARD IS OFFERED of these laws in pnmphlct ray of business buildings. the side of the road near Maitland. R?,r "f IT to ment here of one of the most se­ quurters anil modern A bomb explosion that shook the It Is said that Joe imbibed too form was psased, nnd the secre­ The new building is to house 43 conveniences. ........ . I1****' frozi.- lect small restaurants in this sec­ entire downtown section here cur­ Jam es Albert, colored, was the TAMPA, Fla.. Nov. .’!().—f/D—A trccly of spirits furnished by his ly tmluy, blew out the front of a tary, Mrs. E. M. Marlowe, au­ stores uml offices, all facing both made by tion of the state. thorized to enter into a contract street nnd arcade, nnd each with mun to face the , large reward was offered for the erstwhile “ friends." '* ®V»t disIn addition to the main dining first Maitland authorities this morn­ restaurant, badly damaged anoth­ witli u printing house. a largo skylight above. Suite* ami the now courtroom. 1* r t h e Uni. I'nlon. where an orchestra will guilty to the charge of IMegal po«* arrest *>f persons believed by po- ing furnished free transportation er building and shattered glass single offices and stores uro mod­ Icie to have sot fire to a pavilion in windows fur iiii entire city P ay from 0 to 0 I*. M„ three small session of*liquor and wn a: ' ern in every respect and the. a r­ 1 i t Sunset Bead, late ha unlay to the Orange County Jail fftr the block. ? .u'l all of] M ovie Cam era W ill of have been con­ u fine of 3125 or t£*ty chitect, M. Leo Elliott of Tumpu, . , night The loss wa* estimated at accused men. It was the second time within I' ni;. | ru"tod for the accommodation of hm promised n finished building Film Local Scenery Twenty-eight cases drilling w m 5 S u O with only about 9UHW in­ ,i month tho restaurant hod boon Kolsoy City—New title factory that will, not only bo pleasing to ■I aim ? v Vnlc " n,ncr Parties, nnd MV. minor infringements f. ' . ’ surance. The ninnugor expr* *"* being bombed und lids time the building constructed here by Clay -----------------SS IU W lthis l l l . ' v InnovuIIIIIU V U Sec. It. \V. I’carmnn of the S un-1the eye, but one that will fill cv*b.»ut the I »*. “-rr,LT..boliovea ‘hut These Included various lrf f ^ v i o ­ tho belief that the flnmca were m xt door nlso suffered much dnmProducts Company. lion will prove popular with Sun- lations, drunkenness and d ugc. The propriutor of the rest­ for ChamlK’r of Commerce ntatctl I fry net’ll of the modem business ariy in, lonia younger set. cnu. cd by n fire bug. erly conduct. One young * aurant juul bis wife, asleep on tho this morning that the County mun und merchant, Dcruloin discussing the nuality of tho puid 97 for reckless drivu'i.* third il<»>r, were thrown out of i'ulilicity Committee had contract-1 Of Spanish typo, brick ninl stucjr r v w “nd food that will feature ed with u lurgo motion i>icturu co construction, tho building will Next came I. W. hnrpj5 their buds. “ grill. Mr. Sm ith stated ed, who drew u fine of ?>-u ., ,, compuny, of Atlnnta, Ga., for u contain an eighteen foot arcade Neighbor* were awakened by the »&In ao cold storage goods of any legal possessiuii of liquor. • • shattering of glass in their win- serir* of motion pictures depicting! running through frinr r in t.S tre e t ascription would bo served, und jdows und a firo alarm was tu rn ­ tho beauties and udvantuges of I to C’ommercial Avenuo ami from E u r o p e in* every effort to supply tho very White paid 3150 o nJhe charko oi Seminole County. Sanford Avenue, to the center of driving nn automobile '•ultc uu ed in by a policeman. (0<>t *b tain able* be made, der tbe influence of luiuor. Thcso pictures will ho shown at I tho building. Ladies rest rooms dressed a letter to the governor In Witnesses told police th at three HARRI-SUURG. Pa., Nov. 20 (/P) ^ r f r o m ‘ rues, he added, 'wdufd lie mod......... — ^ udruvu ^ up.......................... men to the -place in an the state fair, which will be held I will bo conveniently located in both All told, it was on SUSP) which he -«ld the miners . . stand . ..................... ,®k»nad.i_Officials nnd members of the of these arcade*. rcaily at any tlmo to meet in iolnt nuluDIO|f||u. Two of them got out In Tampa next spring, he Rddcd. occasion and the spectator p t>’ h* Ray conference with, the representatives i and, uflur , pp ly in gg the bomti A special daylight machine has | Rapid progress Is being made district scale committee of cumo to admire tho now ^urtroom . . , ly in the bomb in »d darof tho anthracite operaor* to n< - (fo||t i)( t |lu |)|ACL.| j umtK.j back been purchased which will operate | toward the completion of the buildremained to enjoy the proc . United Mine Worked', having ,)v* lies K* M cDonald D ies u n tu u * 0# (joy. I notlato cncon»- lnt0 . (. both day and night throughout Ing and Tho Britt-Chittendcn Real* sal of Gov. | KQtiato un on agreement to (_enram;| tJ|0 rur am amj f |C(|. The "honor" of being the ‘ copied Sunday the p i bo points set fortli by you. : (|roVu through tho center Fair week, he said, the camera t o |t y Company, local fv and | ts for III A lte r L o n g Illn e ss help swell the coffers of the u y 1‘inchot of fvi aru / tiK, anThe miner chief promised that , lhoycjty but the number o( the be used a* another uuxlcrn med­ owners, stated this morning thi treasuty, from tho now ru‘- ..in, ium of advertising Seniimdu coun­ by January first the store* an *.«!,>• promptly pUto wa Kot . WcDonaJd, age :t, only prisoner^ box, of course thracito controversy tmiay i f^ T .p e rW r* . w u m p ilo n of min*"•*" offices would bo ready for occi ty to thousund* of people. •i i to. nnd Mrs. Don Me Don* with "Miatah" Albert »ru\ tu any more on the I'a,r *. ’ uiimit a* in would bo arranged “a t tho tor* pancy. James liuchanao, representa­ nliout STORMS HITS OKLAHOMA (fit) days) cannot dim the e i orator* th a t m i g h t ^ u - g a “ ||est po„ ibIe tlat<.» hi,' ! <f‘* Vestcrday a t tho hopic of tive of tho motion picture comSOFIA, Okla., Nov. 30.—UP) , Th(J n|iner8( nctin^ 0n the iKltY resumption of nego nation* | ________ a fte r un illness of I) attached thereto. Clay pigeon* or "Blue Hocks’" ny, is expected to arrive in San• ' J**d tore ton Thirty two housca have been de-|P*t monj ’ death was due to pneuthe two groupsdeclined prespccts yesterday, deie.lcd nro of Amsriv’on origin, having u tornado on tho out-1 f°td tomorrow and tho actual '-TV* iutfur by troytq d Tho beating of the any Invented al>out 30 years ago totfst •■*^ j S S T S STlh-Jr 1n..ln b*.r* .«d. awaitingThey It farced many filming of the p ic tu re will got | been oc . _ ^ funeral Is being held-this Melanesia serves to warn * hem aftorno thair h o m e * under way Immediately upon his | to lubatituto the ancient practice ting live birds. r U Mill,.* v al ’* o c ‘°ck from tho larron of the approach ot trie « I ^ »nd s tr ^ r tun,er»I Homo. U05 la u re l collector who finds -*• • 10 T w t,0,k* u,t ^ :J | J | 7 toil- l i n th.‘ „ n<li burial will take place hearthstones and deserted d«ou 1 */ t:-- YI.--v.kiaklUfJCf-'i t& t the Municipal Cemetery. m liF v ■ GAS PLANT WILL BE FITTED W I T H l S S S H E NEW GENERATORS RAISED TO MEET ASSEMBLY COSTS rt' tfj'i Valdez Grill To Be Formally Opened Tuesday A t Noon > )J itf ll |> j t Municipal Court Is Held in New Home F o r The First Time ‘Around Is Now Pittsburgh C a f e Is Damaged Today By BombExplosion To Bring Resumption Of Negotiations *U. - - - * “N • .. it, ! D �PAGE EIGHTEEN *Ji THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1925 4J 0 O * » ♦ <♦ 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 j Many farsighted purchasers visualized the bought in the Crystal Club Section that sold out < of Sanford, in one day. 1 he opportunity to become affiliated with offered the public from time to time. Prices, of this development will* be course, will be governed by the progress of the development program Sales Agents tem p orary Office Seminole Bank Bldg • i *************, ♦+V V V V V W <,+f*H ** Phone 285 �' T V cw vay v v p jw -* ORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOV. 30. 1925 pecial Session of State Legislature Worked Faster Than Any Other Assembly S the present law by requiring ob­ jections to the granting of regis­ tration certificate to be made to the commission and, if refused, the applicant has a right by mandates to text hi i refusal. Under the pres­ ent hw objections are filed in duplicrti* v.ith the board and county judge and the latter has to grant i b-nrlng and ruslnin or dory the tpeli-apon. at Etor*®"1Shom 'wm " 1 ipUtrdry *— »*»* k ****•% Ot^MMd < - dm Florida E a* Co** ind.right aOM’ttoa DhrtowT Tb*C it will h w •*»**■ k S ooU, tburcbo. p ts t 1 * •* . 1 T«*>* « * * ,od yeeMnf baJn, • gdlf club twd 18 -bob eoom . m» orxxA p ix p *ad to ocean pl»yr«*»ad ^ t ia a u Dayton* fiocbf That Im n M ^ b«♦*»**$< ■*- rsdam p o r"B ^ h * n ii « fll bwrt iWb i . iw M i d d w il b f Tbit tb* * D t x b .« o lM '^ " * ih * j 2 milM'will be widened to ftrt. M anyLots In Davis Big Cement Plan t Shores A re Sold To To Be Constructed! Sanford Residents In Marion County I.AIIASSF.Efc Fla., Nnv. no. "Davis Shore*,” nnothor 1). I \ Dnvl* development nt St. Augmr - f / f l - Plan., have b*cn rre fe c te d ' tinc.j is mooting n ready mark at for the construction in Marion in Sanford, nccnrd'ng to an nn- county of n I’ort In ml crtfferft filnM, nouncomcnt mado today by Mr, to cost |2 ,BOO,000, according to a Wodllngor, local manager of the message received today by MerDavis proportion who luu cstihll.di- mnn Cuntcr. i.tate geologist, fro m ’ e<l offlcen in tho Mnrot.i" Ti mplo \V. II. Klcock, form oly of Atlanta. I The plant, Mr. Kira--h - tut d. building. will he located between Lowell and Mr. Wodllngnr, in an Interview Sparr. Il will be of a 1,010,000! this morning IthCcd at the profit:, barrel capacity. Construction, it which would, hp said be forthconting to investors in Davis Shores, and m illiard tho history of Dnvl* Islands pointing to the extensive development, which, ho stated, would always lake place on propc rtle * ,handled by I). | \ Davis. According to Mr. WodlJnger, thc| !■'. II first unit of Davis Shares wan sold •fo-**p with a few hours a fter the open- "oni, in r am| nbout 87,000,000 in over- been subscriptions were retained to dh- the M appointed pros.-crtu, * The development . -- progrim for I’nvis Sborct Includes <ruction of hundreds of homes, scores of pa­ latini hotels and nnortm ents, Ik-iiij- j tiful clubhoune* and business struc­ tures; fifty tni!<;:» of wide nuved boulevards ami twenty miles of concrete seawall about the w ater­ front. G riffith P u rch ases Front their henduunrters in the Ft. Lauderdale Lc Masonic Temple, the Davis Shores pcopt'j will conduit an extensive IUi\ct vising and c ampaign i»i connection ulth the many unit* of ; from C. I*. Weldling, representing W, K. .Moinng nml Son, developer*. The deni was closed nt Tnllnhaasee white Itcprc-cnlnllic Weldling was Attending the session of tin* legislature. Mr. Weldling snld .Mr. ( ’• rifflth iiliins building tm outdoor m»Uon pi tm e studio hero and that he would visit this city shortly, with n view t i mol.ing u picture. w h iu way* sU tb* O M A T T E R what section of Daytona Shores you select for your investment, you will be within a few blocks of a natural w ater front. B ut the Causeway Section now available to the investing public offers excep* tional advantages in this respect. . ..... i ^ 1 $ ® } N The Causeway Section is the cream of thift remarkable property. It has frontage on the Ocean, on the H alifax River; on the Dixie Highway. It doesn’t take much Imagination to see that values here will be enhanced rapidly during such a development program as that now in progress at Daytona Shores. ” i . '.v.i :u . , ,-.i. •- i d ir tb . kmcm* E u t CbM la th* fooH jxcloriy* *ct Fbrfd*. Right Ormond. < Eight ini ks acseth a( XJaytoct On fiat OcttBi i — *J 6a famtecX&tJ Qz-faWomokmlUrch! The most exclusive estates of the famous Bast Coast sur­ round this propei bourse on which the richest every w in- Onthil^JJ. C. Ryy j CtaltlBsfe ^ you want a Florida investment surrounded by every facr of safety and with a great future assured, take the rime investigate the possibilities in the Causeway Section of iv ton a Shores. But do it now. Tom orrow may be too tc, as this property is selling fast. Mail the coupon below, 1*1.J: I; i , Fin., Nov. :>0.—f/p)_ John Andrews of rtcnr Jacksonville no einuli.y *«i of tho Tavlor County I n-il • • Company, was instantly 1died l.ite y, r'ordny when he fell b Tenth the v.hcelu of o log train on which he was riding, accordii: • t* tnlvic". here today. A inlfw i is said to have been >■dr." i he ill’s I end of the train. I'la body Acoonting to reports h-oe. i> fictaulti-d and badly ntangltd. !!u I. -i'*ivod by a widow children. A larger body of Norwegians nnd their descendants met a t the N'oise Centennial nt St. Caul than ‘Bringing Up Father,” one of bus ever been gathered together the mo; t popular musical comedies In Not way. of all tlm r. will be the attraction Ihu Milaue Theater Thursday nlgnt. Ti kets go on sole Tuesday Morning nt the box office of tho theatre. In rnnim rstlng on the exhibition «f Maggie” nnd “Jlg -s”. d i .m e­ ters made famous by tho gifted pen cf Ucorge McManus, the msn•rttf l *,e MiJan* declared thn* Bringing Up F ather” had enjoyed tV ru d o l (p n r in ir iiii., C 'a rn r r l* a la i .il.i nml | |rot S i r e n . wide popularity In theater* all over the nation bv virtue of the I ’m u r I h umt *re an n r ba t e m iuir versatility of ||. m ,d.iV r end tb«: l l r / l M iirsa ln . nu* ra u m a k e | . « d n u l l s . Ounar aaara. Ib.ai musical cowpca.ttapj that will a t­ ■r*c*-rr*- M-.lu * t Ills l a t t m u In th e n a rth tend tha perforruance. > " z o c a t io k ' ^ P A r r c w shores , i E. C. GRADY 105 S. Palmetto Ave. _ Plexie inTorm me o f the incwtmwt first unit (C ausew ay Section) o f E W 0®* know h o w I m ay visit this beauty ipot w U I lc her* ilaja wreak lo o k lu a u . r Ina <>rim c.ij. It >uu k a ta i s n k l i s Address g '' 10-stcry hotel MK>. H C I L E a i m i o ^ a , wd. Bunneli, ________ “Bringing: Up F ather” T ick ets N ow On Sale W ith �/ P Florida Instructor SANFORD HERAT n MONDAY, NOV. I'fcwarlc, N . ,1., Suffers!:! I rorn Big F ire Today i> — — F o r adopiion. KO.t M A Y O l f t & W t i i 0* ' ; ? - NF,W ARK, Nov. ,10—(/V)_Eight l Z Z rt l bui l i lnRa‘ Including R?” ral1 fra™» ^rncturt-R were de"threat* CV ly tmby in “ fire which utmtened an entire block between IS o rig in * * Avenue, aB,)<ton Thirty Str«*».per•i,{ field ni « \T L T n from * three..or> tenement house. Three persons were rescued by police irom i ^ r « r*n» nt ovcr one of the ; Ituttcu stores. (l \ a F O lt C O L L E C T O R n hereunto l i t my hand on thl* ttai l*th duy of Noveml.vr A. t) ta35. , WM. Mt s o n o v a Chairman of u Mam Meeting of CIt l*en« and Quuilfte.i Elector* o tlio Town of Lake Mary drivc.n F O It A I.D K ItM E N i! ll «ti ;niwtrtrnft- a ssess for on*) FUNDAMENTAL Economy in smnll ns well ns larjre m atters .| Build a fund now for fu­ ture uf.e. Open nu account with the Semi­ nole County Bank. i * ’* ‘ 1 in fundamental. \V. F. S K W m .U Secretary. 1% Interest Paid on S av in g Accounts Radiator, Ttmljr, Fender*, tit wing Uoard. 11•■[miring Wo Si>eclullxn In Wrick* Sanford Radiator and Itodv Works m .i:c T in \ F ito c i.A ttv r io x *»»*. ni'ituni nag Dccn bur»itiC3s Virtue or the nnnmwiEer of the State College for • " \ ,n two nt a miuti Women since 1907. Before accep ting that position he was recrtta ry of the Board of Control of the college, and hebl that position in addition to his present one, un­ til 1907. As the .college advanced in growllj, however, he was force 1 to resign the secretaryship. • the cltl.'.<'iiH nnd <iunlt> ■ tut. of the To w n of I oak.I M,,r 'la. I hereby ra il and .. l- r ; n 1 1ret ion t o |>«. held on the 1 dll day of lv-combcr A. I). la;:,, i Un* nro|)<i*ed T o w n of . «•'* •' and throughout the t.-riiiu l.il 11m11 n r.f iho To w n of hake a.ar> it* difitinl in that certain n e t Sanford, Fla Rad I i t nr*, f. in i!', anil F 'n .le rt A ll Autnniobllo Metal Carta W . lillog. UrntHtg ntul J-'i'I.WInc STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS W ork tau.irnnlrril to t'li-ao* 30*1 Went Hrrotiil Mlrurl Utiufunl, t'liirld n ADVERTISEMENTS TELE YOU WHAT THE RO­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. , f-ttise Mr. KetlurVu assumption of the husinesa manager .hip the college here lias grown front a lew buildings and nn ownership of hut 14 acres of land, to a campus of hut one of the original struc­ tures nnd hundreds of acres of property. Florida State Gym Collapses During Student Exercises TAI LAIIASSEE, Nov. HO.-M/ft j —Gymnasium classes at Florida I State College for Women are Ik>- j ing forced to go without their “daily tior.cn" now. The only gym on the ground*, an old frump building formerly used a.t a church h no more. About SOU students of the col­ lege recently barely escaped injtU'.'f when the floor of the gym­ nasium caved in. The voting wom­ JACKSONVILLE, Nov. HO.—(/P) en were indulging in a v'dvnieat —Wholesale quotations prevailing outburst of "poppy" cheering when on the Jacksonville m arket today the building began to col1up:o. a* reported hy the Florida S tate Hue largely to t h pre: Mne of mind of one or two of the -tod Marketing Bureau are as follows: ents, all escaped without eiiu..Brans, green, ham pers, fancy mishap. Now, officials of the institution .:.00(«;3.50; cukes, U. S. firsts, bu. crates and hampers 2.00(5)2.50; are in n quandary as to j.i t where eggplants, standard crates, fancy the students can find a rime Dr 2.27(0)2.50; peppers, green, medium their Umbering up. Each year, it was pointed nut iinM, Ktnnunrd crates 2.50@H,00; orange:, boxes fancy well nm tur- by the heads of the coilej; \ the ,,| 5.00(5)0.00; grapefruit, boxes, inquest far a new gym ha- been stricken out of the budget. I n;, it fancy well matured 4.50@5.00. was conceded, th»- yea.* 1<micNEW ORLEANS, Nov. HO.—0V) thing must he done to orovid’ a Cotton future", opened steady. I suitable place for the imuh-nee led |1 Heist, CiiUU- Dee. 12.HO; Jan. 19.10; Mar. 18.87; Icalisthenics. The present gymnas­ ium—or rather wlmt i> left of it li’Jti agent of 18.00; July 18.29. —officials of the institution de­ 1'impanii.! th. kip was mad.1 NEW YORK, Nov. HO.—(JD— clare,, is dangerous nnd must he ■nn n{ the 8t. Cettoii futures opened casj^ Jan. cnuddtffiied. When large clnsser B.-sinnetJ. 1!UU; Mar. 19,48; May 19.05; July ore held in the building, the walls and roof shake in uncomfortable pips were nn- 18JS7. I ngo hy Mi>fashion. The report that the Voting wom­ p hump d mijiien were dancing the •Thnrleston" ps GoodhrcaJ in the gymnnsium when the floor i’l the contest gL> mail order feel, was branded by Miss Katie the higher i in Montgomery, supervisor of the ■mino the must gymnasium eln res. as utterly un­ d in the state, true. No dancing is allowed dorrr to mahe the Si I'M:- fferCoinmiu fci work. Bt (’oar: pxomea. linaiiiiiit:, These three factors govern the value of real estate investment Location incomparable, a t the intersection of the new B o u le v a r d a n d Geneva Street. On the same boulevard th at passes or enters M arvania, #May uur, Monroe Terrace, and other high type developments of the e x c l u s i v e hast Side” * also on direct line with the new Forrest Lake Hotel. I lie new Boule­ vard that passes through Sanford Grove intersects with Seminole Boulevard just a few blocks east of the new hotel. According to the C o u n t y Engineer, Sanfor its near Sanford. At th e c o r n e r of Geneva 10.30 feet above the level of Lake Monroe. By Williams /< l3 - E xceptionally low prices. N o w h e r e m u ic state is there a development with -2 o -\ •2.1 - O H . A T a ll t h e a d v a n t a g e s t h a t a r e e m b o d ie d m fered to t h e p u b lic a t in t r o d u c t o r y p r i c e s te r m s to s u it th e p u rch a ser. A im ’ S O T o R G U V . X LOMCr *TiU . XM TAJuMKiV OME OM'-f M i u t 1 K is J k \ o p »s n e l p s - gue -s s Sanford Grove, th at is still being ofPrices range from $400 to $0.50 with A T M UCH L O i3 t P . H A F T A 'I G o f c S S - 0 J T A FT tift A T — O H B O / » A F T t R VA T v,NOKir: S O M ^ P L E P O L G tT A y O R F i L t S o P P R l I t - W u M THE.W O O S U M P H -O H -H o y 1 . VAusnoit- *a-ia*3Vi1 “’" T V i Bart Nason, Sales Director REA LTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA w M S #n / . , ; ' ?/ G e t C tR A V lood 8 FIR S T NATIONAL BAN K BLDG �- THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. NOV. 30,J925^ ; PAGE FOUR H ie Sanford Herald A W ORD FROM T H E BOSS “Red” Grange, the P r o fe ssio n a l As Brisbane Sees It im r »«»»«•» «••** WmmMmt ■* >n(«rt. n*rtU, j t n t t r x f ' m rfecond CUM M »tUr, WtS Wall Street Happier “Red" Grange has played his last gnme of collegiate foot­ One King Is Dead ball. The “Galloping Ghost of Urbana" has mnde his last Rod for Sharks SJtolK? 17. »1» at th . “ Mtoftle* U laaford, Florida vnd*r Act of touchdown for the alma mater which provided him with a Profession:!I Football K o rea I. ItlT . ____ Rockne and the means to fame. RY ARTHUR BRISBANE . MIIM (Copyrtrnt 1115) T.AMD U DBA!* In his three years of college football, three years of Allnow A nti ii« n o „ American fame, “Red" has carried the hail, statisticians HAPPIER DAYS In Wall S treet 111 nay, a distance of over three miles, and this against some of as the week ended. The "big bear m i m i m n s iu t m the strongest defensive teams of the country. His famous tracks” were headed in the direc­ On* T m i —17.04 Si* Mt-ait’i* II I* u « :u -)r^ i «n c k * b r Carrier. P jr runs for touchdowns with the opening kickoff will long stand tion of the tall tim ber, with oth­ w eak . 15a. W ee k ly E dition i f o * ers that have sold the m arket In memory. short. As an amateur there can be little doubt th at Grange is Wheat was up, and Liberty Bonds IP D IM L M i r ii D i A ll obituary Bo»lre«. card* of tH»nV*. resolution* one of the greatest football players who ever lived, certainly (were up, because Secretary Me|and untie** ct ent»r:aln_.enn whore rk»nr«a a.-« n ada w ill ha chanced he is the most famous of this generation. Oberlander, of ion intends to buy government or a t regular Advertising rate*. Dartmouth may be fully as valuable a player, but he is not j bonds "over the counter," saving j the commission^for^the sellers. I R n n c n t u b A aanctA T C ii I'I i h m the great luminary of the gridiron th a t Grange is. TV# Aaaorlated Prea* I# e ir ltn The college season having closed, announcement Is made ,Tha[e”lUght t<Tplease^he'11!;nited |y*ly entitled to the uae for repabllratton o ' all new* dlepatchea that Grange will give up his further education and seek States, especially as France doea aradUati to It or not otherwleo credtaJ In tbla paper and alao the lo ­ his fortune in the professional football field. It is difficult at least 50 per cent more buying t a pawa puhflared herein. All rlahta with us than any other nation. r t rapuhlioatlon of • pedal dlapatoh- to criticize him for this decision. We are told the famous M herein are elan re**r**ed. halfback can make in the neighborhood of ten thousand THE MEAN-spirited little king MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1925. dollars in each game he plays in and that he could take part of Siam divorced his wife nnd took in twenty games during the winter. Well, two hundred away her title, ' ‘Queen,’' beenuse TDK HKRALu'fl PLATFORM she hadn’t any children. It was thousand dollars is certainly a consideration. 1 — Deeper water rocta to Jackson“ Red" Grange, the amateur, made an enviable reputation probably his fault. Now he is W ile. t.—Construction nf St. Johna-ln- for himself. It will he interesting to see just how “Red” dead without a male heir. A young lady whom ho married dian River canal, Grange, the professional, will fnre. | a month ago has just given birth f .—Rxtenalnp c f Wilte way. For most of us. the answers to professionalism of Tryon •to a little girl. They arrange 4.- -FiUnainn of local amusements. most 01 u s . ^ a . t a ‘vc „ decidedly nlronger thlnip .dlKmntlir In Slnm. —Swimming pool, tennia courts, nnd 101 Oberlander, and it won't hurt her reputation. appeal. You enn tell that the kings of %.— Augmenting of hnllding prom—bouses, hfNela, apartment sea. ft.— Eitrnali.n of >,r*ct paving protram. I.—Conatrnrilon of boulevard aroind fjika Monroe, ft—Comple'lnn of city beautifica­ tion program. t,—Expansion nt school system with provision for Increased faeiiltlev. K T O D A Y ’S BIBLE VERSE TRUST HIM ALWAYS:—Com­ mit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in Him. Psnlm 37: 5. PRAYER:—O God, Thou a rt our strong salvation. Wo four no foe with Thee at hand to bless for even darkness and temptation Thou a rt our Light nnd our De­ liverer. -------- o--------•’FALSE SPRING” "Ellen Isn't Bridal Thin “There’ll Qulat—look!— it queer wreath blossoming time of y e a r? ” Iw n death, my dear.” "F.llcn—Ellen!— To sny such n thing. Now I remember— They cnll it False Spring." "Cull it False Cheer, my dear!” .. fk j V :7 :v ftefert T o o °Q O0 O\ • here', o w n o P - ’ i ju s T wanT vj!ou%fc SEM EttB Ee lA e UMSleeR MIUON FREAK. amp unnecessary laws V otive m a ps T o e fee AieeAcV GOVERN Voo^setf-AccD^Pmv, There are numerous pleas for worthy causes being made to the people of Sanford and Seminole county but we know of none more deserving than the annual sale of Christmas Red Cross seats*, the returns from which are used to aid in the fight against tuberculosis. For many years the American Red Cross had made nn appeal at Christmas time for funds with which to carry on its effective work in which thousands of people have had a part, from the poorest to the richest. Investment in seals requires very little, from one cent upwards. It is tliis fact th at has contributed much lo the success of previous cam­ paigns because it has permitted many to give their hit who otherwise woultl have been unable to do so. Every time you purchase a stamp for a penny you have aided just that much in ridding the country of a foe that hail done more to undermine the health of the land than any other one thing. Mach purchase of a stamp represents a tribute lo the efforts of the Red Cross and recognizes the splendid results th at have come from the efforts of this great organization. Plans for a wide distribution of the seals in this section should he carried out without any citizen failing to have a part. A tremendous sum could he sent from Seminole county if all of our people would buy generously during the next few weeks. The funds furnished by this section would not he missed and would most certainly aid materi­ ally in the fight against the drended disease. Christmas seals could bo sold by the millions this year in greater volume than ever before because the work is daily being carried out on a larger scale and greater .sup­ port is essential. Red Cross seals stand for better health and that is what wo are all striving for. So give freely th at the good work may continue. Vi Ball S* .-i Ct J A Real! , ,>room . balh; also, exposure; l °f Ihe ball Cll>\ For, see Siam have been running down. This little girl born Wednesday is the first child born to any king of .Siam in 32 years. Buy Those Red Cross Seals PaiS HOOTS AND nhoe« made of shark skin are tho fashion in Lon­ don, and the fashion will come hero of course. Wo copy Eng­ land. It’s n useful fashion. Shiploads of sharkskins arriving from the cast, in the Thames mean fewer sharks to bite pearl divers and de­ L /v h . b. s tr o y v alu ab le fish. Only the skins are shipped, the Chinese eat the shark fins, nil but the coarsest kind. Tho latter a re . used to make blasting materials. It j is true of the sharks, as it may be of us, that they don't know, how useful they really are. PROFESSIONAL FOOT BA LI. draws crowds of more than 100,000 in Great Britain and is evidently to become established in the Unitoil States. The professional debut of "Red” Grange makes that cer­ tain. Forty thousand paid to see him play, nnd his share of the receipts was $20,000 for one day’s exer­ cise. At this and later games •’Red" will get rich. Some of the thousands that watch him will get rheumatism. SILLY BOOSTING NKW YORK TIMES Thanksgiving gave another op­ portunity to the Anti-Saloon l.cngtie to show its wonted moderation nnd keen sense of fact. It issued a sort of Thanksgiving proclama­ tion, from which it nppeurs that everything is well with the Unit­ ed States, largely on account of prohibition. The Volstead act i i the legitimate successor of Dec­ laration of Independence. "Indus.* try, commerce, art .literature, mu­ sic, learning, entertninmi nt, be­ nevolence—nil find their finest ex­ pression in this snloonlcss land." Aside from tho ridiculous Chau­ vinism of giving the United States primacy in learning, literature, art music, what is the use of gloating over the glory of "this snloonlcss land?" Cities in many pnrts of the country are full of speak-onsics, rum-selling restaurants, home brew, multitudinous stills, liootIcggcrs, large and small. So far the disappearance of the licensed oiloon has but diangcd and mul­ tiplied the forms of vending. How can any sensible man with bis eyes open pretend that prohibition on* forcemeat has yet become string­ ent or successful? “America has shaken off sub­ jection to all despots," cry the rap­ turous proclnimers, “front Ki/ig George III to King Alcohol ths Last." King Alcohol the l a s t — and tho I-asting—is a good deal harder to shake off than old King “ What W hat.” It is no eight years war, but one of generations thnt began in 1920. The rooted tradi­ tions and habits of millions have to learn to suhmit themselves to a new order of things. In most cities and industrial communities, in some grent Htate, public opin­ ion has to lx> changed from indif­ ference or hostility to activo Blipport. Tho unfortunately largo num­ ber of intelligent persons who scorn the law must yield their pri* vnto opinions and customs to the imperious necessity of obeying it. Here the Anti-Saloon I-enguo nnd its congeners have purposely made more difficult the task of multitures of conscientious men and wo­ men. ■ur ■ AUDITS SYSTEMS ■Hall. Pentlar.d & These, whatever the courts sny, H believe that the Volstead act is nn ” Jacksonville, Tampa, Mai enlargement of constitutional pro­ Sanford, West Palm Ea4 hibition: that the statutory defin­ ition of intoxicating liquor Hies CENTRAL FLORIDA OPP in the fine of common sense. But 317-318 First National Rankli there is the law ns it stands. It Sanford, Florida is tho duty of every citizen to keep it; yet nn assent coupled with ^ S. G. GRAY, Resident MatJI an intellectual means of securing D tho “happiness th a t needs no a r ­ a a n a a a a a B X E H U s a u x H a u a a n a rs ia j s i m i tificial stim ulant” for whicli Mr. Wayne Wheeler’s thankfuls are so grateful. Moreover, an enforced abstinence on the part of many, r e caused by no moral motive but by steep prices, is no admission to Eutopia. On the contrary, it lias embittered those who regard them ­ selves ns victims of discrimination You *0 | and how should tho city working­ ft* lia rta man not so regard himself when j tin he sees the farm er undisturbed lurfjMi »t and undisturbance in his home liour iWl privileges of ferm entation? Ikr fr«!lU Like it or not, there is the law. thrill. O' »| It is not likely soon, if ever, to be lum |S!« I changed. Its moral enforcement, its obligation upon every citizen, depend in many communities upon rv*| public opinion th at may require a Snnforl I long process of education. Its phy­ sical enforcement, obviously ac­ & Loan Aj companied with a host of difficul­ ties, is now attem pted, not only nt more expense, but necording to a more ordered, rntionnl nnd prac­ ticable plan than has been tried before. That enforcement is nn ex­ periment whose result can be fair­ ly judged only by n considerable period of time. From the Anti- ■*BaaaaaRa aaHaHaaHHflaaaiaaISIII|iu4 Snloon League, liko Anything else smacking of intelligence Hnd effi­ real esta te lv3 ciency. it has had more criticism nnd hindrance than support. If prohibition is to succeed, it will be in spite of its professional pro­ pagandists and conductors. The anti-prohibition associations with nro mostly amiable futilities. The deadliest enemy of prohibition an 1 its enforcement is the Anti-Sa­ loon l-enguo. Tho nrrogant busy­ body was nn unwelcome intruder Solid as the rock is the cconomicil of Thanksgiving Day. It should which Sanford is huildinyr. Thousandi treat itself to a day of fastiing, humiliation nr.d prayer. the most productive farming lands in PROFESSIONAL FOOTBA LL means adding to the crowd of thorn* that get their pleasure and ex-, erciso" sitting down, watching somebody else work. It would be hotter for the United States if these crowds of sightseers did "Ellon—tell mr— something, instead of merely look­ 'I f flowers are strong ing. And Summer ia cold And Autumn's long— The youth whose excitement nnd i pleasure nre in watching someWhy h it w rong?” Editor Sanford Herald, ccrymnn body else display courage nnd skill "I didn't sny that, my drnrl” I — should in ♦ hang •his ■ awindow *hunch of Dear S ir:— stuli bananas it may be good for tho box office. The w riter was very much In- would be pretty apt lo hang then He is not good for much else. "There’s witch lintel, tercstcd in an editorial published until the- fruit dropped from the Yellow ns Fnll in The Sanford Herald in its Is- stem. (For next year’s seeding!) ONE HUNDRED and forty-nine sue of November 21, entitled "SanAs for the apples. The Eastern Alaskan foxes, with fur of the And I recall ford Has Good Stores." Tho c d -! growers ami shippers of tipples us- fashionable color, are shipped to Larkspur, nnd n i l ’ * itorinl was not only timely hut J ually throw their cull apples into Sweden to bo usetl for breeding. most certainly true. It also cnlls n ventilated car and consign these “ Dandelion’s On the journey they will eat to mind a paragraph written by carloads of inferior apples in’.o live chickens occasionally, each will Blossoming— Mr. Berg nnd published Inst sum some market, Jacksonville, being hnvo its compartment, well look­ What dies, Ellen, mor under tho heading of "How's tho gate-way to Floridn, of course, ed after. The animals are worth After False Spring?" gets its share of this stock. Tho $75,000. "The buds of next year, my Your Rocks." In "How’s Your Hocks" Mr. consignee in Jacksonville immed­ denr." Ilerg delivered n volley against iately hunts him op a peddler. The -—Dorothy Leonard. HUGH 1H the power nf fashion. tho indiscriminate peddling of mer­ peddler puts the apples in bushel The furs, collecting germs, are ---------o--------chandise by nut of town so-called baskets, loads them back into the not sanitary. A $1,000 fox skin A New York broker recently j salesmen, merchandise that is car­ and bills it to Hanford, Or­ is not as useful for warmth ns committed suicide in Nice, Franco. ried in stock by the merchants of car lando, Daytona or some other fifty cents worth of wool, and its Nice plucn to die, Hanford ami sold by them at rea­ point for sale. Very few, if any, purchasers waste enough money - ■ . -o-— ■ sonable prices. “Hanford Has Good of the apples received in Hanford feed five families in Europe? for Another reason why some nice Stores" is n good follow-up of in "peddler cars” could be grad­ ato year. girls continue to go with “bud “ How’s Your Socks." ed ns "A" or ’i t" grade merchan­ eggs" is that they nro afraid to Tim m utter of puddling has been dise. If a Hanford Groceryman DON’T WEEP, however. Tho drop ’em, brought up in two of Sanford's should buy such apples his cus­ fox dealer might as well have the ——— o--------civic organizations but as yet no tomers would soon go elsewhere thousand dollnrs ns the foolish have to buy good fruit. Gifts to the president Include a definite recommendations | person convinced that wearing the kangaroo nnd ukelelo, wavs an ex- been mnde. At first hand, unin­ Very little money is made by ■skin of a dead animal makes her ehnnge. Add a snxaphone mid the formed individuals might sny that I grocery men on the commodities beautiful. pisldling is good for a community1mentioned. Time and time again lilt will bo complete. ---------o— ---- on tho grounds that it is pussi-Mocal dealers have had to “dump" KILLING FOXES protects bet­ "Red” Grange will ulny In Tam ­ bio to buy merchandise at lower fruit which could have been sold ter animals, and wearing fox skins pa tin New Year’s Day. Ho will prices than local merchants can bad riot a "peddler car” come into of unborn Persian lambs. town. Tho writer suw one m er­ attract the large-,t crowd South sell for. Even the most fashionable fe­ Tho w riter cannot intelligently chant throw away seven bunches male might shudder a t the thought Florida has ever known. discuss m atters pertaining to of bananas with a value of ap­ of a savage wearing the skin of • n Hardware, Dry Goods or Ready-to- proximately twenty-five dollars be­ nn unborn human body. W hat’s The first evidence of the Christ­ Wenr articles. However lie has cause a .sending’ their golden treasure, anj the public supplied itself the difference? mas season is here. Many a ttrac ­ had soino experience in tho hand­ from the peddler. W hat this one millions of dollars and increasing yfOT tive windows have been arranged ling of perishables such as frtil» merchant did others did nlso. BARTOW RECORD Sanford to Northern markets. by Ban ford business bouses, nnd vegetables. This discussion . If it were not for Merchants | Contemporary Comment: deals, therefore with only those J there woultl be no town. They pay In its real trial, the green fruit Seventeen years of co-operative, Jim Ferguson has admitted that commodities. They call it "civilized warfare," law, designed to protect both the The conscienceless man who for­ taxes, spend their money to town, development in the luiilding of this 01 ho is the real governor of Texas. For the past several years the contribute to churches, ntnkc their but the most modern of private and the consumer, hu> merly rushed in imm ature stuff, Wonder if "Mu’," liil'Ktiiil think Retail Grocery men of Hanford donations to tlu* orphnns homes, killings isn't called civilized mur­ shipper tkimmcil the cream of the market LAND FORT is our record. scored a notable success. he In telling us something new? have been troubled with what wo support civic projects, contribute der.—l lanton Repository. Tho inspectors have worked and then let the legitim ate grow­ will call "peddler cars”. Carloads to tiie high school annual, work conscientiously through tho fact er suffer the low prices that fol­ Headline In the Miami Ili-rnbl of Haaanas nnd Apples nnd in with the Chamber of Commerce, Our idea of comfortable circum­ that the louden* appointed wort* lowed, 1ms been held in cheek. nays, “Chin Gang Abolished.” i some cases mixed cnrlouds of llu all for tii" good of the town. The stances would be to have enough largely men interested in the pro­ Tho law passes into the discard i.d » to bo scared to death about Com­ tection of Florida's citrus indus­ for the year Wednesday. Although Duc t the Herald have reference to naans, Apples, Grapes, Pears and peddlers DON’T. munism.—Ohio State Journal. no forth which come into Hanford, the well known sewing circle?" there is still fruit in tlu* state not Wo have good merchants in San­ try. They have almost totally pre­ tlm owners thereof, usually for­ ford. They sell their merchandise ripe enough for m arket, there is Magnolia At Second Still, the modern girl known as vented the shipment if fruit unfit plenty that is and it is hoped the INV1 Leon Trotsky has culled (he eigners, having tlieic cars placed at tho very lowest prices possi­ for m arket, according to tho host LOANS United Stales u ''big, rnpaciniia on tile dray track right on the ble consistant with a reasonable much about a needle as the modern reports. Although only n small shippers will confine themselves to knows about n bucksaw.— animal.” Ju st for that Icon, wo main street, advertise ami sell profit. None of them have be­ boy part wa < turned down ami destroy­ the ripe article. Wichita Falls Record-News. their ware to tho general public. come millionaires serving the pub­ The m arket is solid nt present are going to cut your ’ uhare of ed, the law acted ns detorrent in Now let us see what tho gen­ lic. If the growers hold their ‘hipping vodka. the picking of immature Irult. Few The M-ycar-old child is 11 when eral public receives for its money. -— — o --------— It's mostly a m atter of educa­ picking down for the first few •lays fop g « - aBq a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n buying a railroad ticket and 10 shippers took a chance on The bananas, for instance, seldom .... | lowing removal of the inspection tion. Keep on publishing “Hanford The Tampa Tribune -ays that as weigh more thun thirty pounds, driving u car.—Florence until field teats had Indicated ii law, it will continue steady and Has Good Stores” ami "How's when far as being n prison is concerned, seldom nre more than six hand Your (Ala.) Herald. was fully up to standard. I develop the greatest holiday mar Hocks." Halford is a joke. Yes, and the bunches and more often ure what A* a result the shipments have 1ket in history. If they don't a Respectfully yours, dickens of it is that the joke is is culled stubs. If a Hanford GroTho minimum wage for women been held down to a reasonable temporary slump will follow but J. G. Michael.. on the people, is unconstitutional. 1......... 1 I figure. The market but held steady tho short crop this year wilt pro-----------o players will still pay llut it—and somesome cm- amt the growers have realized a vent any long depression in the employees still earn it. —Dallas 1profitable figure for their profit opinion nf exnerts. Lincoln Andrews, assistant sec­ News. retary of treasury, says crimin­ Ily IRVIN H. COBH W e h a v e tw o plans offin g als arc oinking monkeys out of lin­ tncrenso of ant™ suggest* pro­ eups. Well, If you are speaking Y our Horn*? Gabe Thompson watt n person of of the Chicago cops, we would sny unrelieved color, the color being doctor?" asketl the other in n»t°n- priety of changin,; national flow­ T H E ALTAMONTE HO TEL islimeitt. “ You nin't no hoaa. er from golden-rod to car-nation. decidedly yes. black. Always, until he reached Chnncts is you ain't got no boss —Wall will lend you Altamonte Spring*. Fin Street Journal. ---------o--------middle age lie had enjoyed perfect disease." l-l miles South of Sanford. Mrs. Frank Tinncy hp» been heulth. Suddenly lie was stricken "Nummim*,1’ replied Gala? br*Dixie is n place where any nwarded two hundred dollars week* down with what Bc-mingly was a twe,.n gasps of agony, "you jest do !y as alimony from her come­ griovous affection. His complexion luk I tells you. Kf I knowe.l whut stranger who has money is sus­ F irst class accomodations for 150 gucata at moderate pected of being a Republican.— dian-husband. We don’t it now n turned the color of wet wood-ashes ailed me t would necessary to builtl a ccmpMr hcC rntea. Beautifully located between two lakes, 30 acres in great deal about it but suems to and b" iiioanc 1 with pain. Ili 1 ain’t know in.*.H be diffe'nt, b u t 1 Associated Editors (Chicago). parka, golf, tennis, boats, orange grove free to guests. us that ns fas ns Tlnney is con­ wife, in alarm, summon'd u friend ~n,l—If your home is already ouiU W «' "Whut diffe'ncp does dat m ake?" “If Shakcnnearc were olive to­ Excellent cusinc, fine orchestras. Busses pass hourly. cerned, it would be cheaper to from it neighboring cabin nnd the you a very substantial loan «nl "I'll tel! you," said Gulie. "Kf day he would be look:**! upon ns Twentieth season. stay married. friend Uecidt-d after one look a t the a regulation doctor comes to t'.'C u remarkable man." — lecture, sufferer, that the case wa • of suf­ you h;* kin talk wid you. He kkin in '- Sure, over ,IU 300 years n n « , he >«, would be VVt* Ui ytL tt GEO. E. BATES & SON. The Florida foot ha 11 team has ficient seriousness to justify call* uxo Yvhcr ye uoin ts nn’ whut *>u | old.—Chicago llerald-Exanuner. teed only man on tho mythical All* ing in a physician. been (ratin' un* drink'm' an* ou kin i . ,, . „ ... , Prompt Service CuamririT. HoUhvm team this year, Goldstein "Gabe," said tho neighbor, "you tell him. But s ho * doctor h e 1 In the °h| ‘lay* pay dirt reAUDITS f ail and Jet us explain our pi SY BTt:itx cial.uing that honor for L is'th ird pears luk to mo that you Is pow­ can't talk Wid Ids path nt* kaze d’ |fe rte d to gold-bearing sail, not to IVY KWIGATION H .......... nni L-n» "** ,*'i * *' * ■'t'OYti: T l \ consecutive year. More iredit is erful porely. S'posin* I hitches un patients can’t talk back, lie's the drama.—Wilmington Dispatch. due the Gstor player sinerfhe mada an' goes to town fur the doctor?” jest Rakehelly 'bletdgcd to know The coal-minors are doing their bit “ You go git me a boss doctor,” whut ails ’em. the mythical team this year as u toward making (ire-picvention a PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS tackle while for tin* pn- iious two said Gabe. "Nigger, you go g it mo do be« (Minn.) a l____h)7*109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florid* ^ "Whu’ Jur you wants a hoiu hois doctor you kiu find." j.i u .oris he vvuj selected ruja g uard H n ll» t .l - 1 3 (In to Itl,< T r m p l f B « U d U a “And here's n rnspberry, Under the leaf, Stealing thunder— Fall’s a thief!” "H e’ll pny you back, In grief.” SANFORD’S FORUM y SANFORD—SYNONDj SOLIDITY A SUCCESSFUL TRIAL A. P.CONNELLY&SOI MY FAVORITIO STORIES All The M o n < NO DELAY Robertson, Williams and Monahan --------NO Title Guaranty & Mortpgt "•■■■■■a aUaaaaaaaaaa--J1 agixiaa*1 SC*.<«».* vA. a . �IS IS A N F O R D HERALD, M i w n i v P AGE FIV l personal activities ilephone RESIDENCE TELEPHONE I l a t e s t f a s h i o n h i n t s f o r m il a d y e ^•”ynl Clnss of the PrcsbyFragrant pink roses «nd ferns ms return- terian Church "r:h gave a weinier roast in baskets adorned the lovely i she spent' d d a y evening __ at the home of Mr. home of Mrs. Raymond Key on with rein- and Mrs. V \crnay on Crystal Lake. Saturday nfternoon, when she ene. Present were Mr. Harrow, fcsley Class tertained the members of the hvMlllcr* Prank DuBose, Mrs. Ren Caswell will be th< [it business cry Week Bridge Club and two hn Tenvtllinger, Dick Vcrnny, \ parlors at extra tables of players, at bridge, house guest of Mrs. J. D. Wood I,ob Wreit*. Freder­ honoring her house guest, Miss ru ll for this week. ic ” "hams, Sherwood Harvard, Patar ami ,m "'kb’ins. Pete Schirard. William J. Ormsby of Atlanta lilJs of Holy Da., was in the city Saturday ns le Woman’s * " WOMAN’S CLUB interesting nnd after the usual the guest of friends. of progressions, scores . will meet number NOTES Mr. nnd Mrs. Frntik Rurslev ol He home of were counted and prizes awarded. Edgewood. Mrs. A. M. DeForcst, holding E usti, spent the week end in San­ high score among the club mem­ ford with friends. pH entertain bers, was awarded a novelty bas­ W. J. Mnckowski nnd C. W at her home ket of floral tallies. High score guest prize, a pottery bowl, was Jones are business visitors in the e Methodist won by Mrs. Howard llulick. Miss city from Bradford, Pa. Lit Pay pro- Bonynge was presented a pottery Mrs- It- R- jar. Mrs. Lucy Harbor of Pnlatka is At the conclusion of the card the guest of Mrs. Ella Leffler at Ambers will Mrs. Toni game, the tables were cleared and her home on Mngnolin Ave. sue at 9:30 laid with dainty covers nnd cen­ tered with glass baskets of Doro­ Miss Edna R. Harris of Jackson­ thy Perkins roses, nnd refresh­ ville is the guest of Miss Mahle No. 2 Order ments of ‘•"lad nnd ice courses Howler nt the Loftier Apartments. hold its reg- Were ^ 5 i t L. Those who enjoyed the cordial K«w MasonMiss K. L. Gregg and P. V [ All niem- hospitality of Mrs. Key were Miss of Kau Gallic wore week »r.t as there Adelaide Bonynge, honoree, Mrs. end visitors in the “City SubstanJames G. Sharon, Mrs. W. J. Thig­ f ifficors. fathers’ As- pen, Miss Katherine Wilkie, Mrs. :00 o'clock, G. F. Smith, Mrs. A. M. DeForest, [the Florida Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. M. H. Mn, Club nt tho bry, Mrs. Bloomfield Hulick, Mrs. inn and nft- Howard Hulick, Mrs. H arry Hodwell, Mrs. Steve Pierpont, Mrs. John It. MacDonald, Mrs. C. C. Prof. nnd Mrs. R. F. f ike Pipe Dr­ Remington, Mrs. W alter Coleman turned home Sunday aft ee of Miss and Mrs. .Mary llommell. ing the Thanksgiving In Gainesville. Avenue, fcg of Holy titan's Club \i ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 29.—The • • mted States Forest Service, it was stilted hero today by govern­ ment agents, has given its hlciit,, ",lir*.so to speak, to the cutting of tnue, I. arrived in Sanford on Su '*• < nn tmas trees. Its chief reason The struggle with the elements and will spend some time he " fJ*r endorsing the sustom is that nt tho total numlivr constituting the that is portrayed so vividly in the Montezuma. yearly rut for holiday purposes is “The White Desert,” which is com­ comparatively miall. ing to the Milano Theater Mon­ day, was encountered by the Reg­ Roughly estimated only about inald Barker Company when they •>,000,000 evergreens are mu’il. filmed the production for Metro* K‘ This it was stated here, can !*• no.-f/p)— Goldwyn-Mnyer. that many trees, government aelropolitan by nursery methods. Several times Many of the hardships th at are Miss Fredo Schweikart and nr wave cy- depicted in the picture, which is ley* Hill of Orlando were the g s produced on 0,000 acres of land, when more agents hen? said, are consumed an* reported to be one of tho most m l jewelry gripping screen dram as of the of the latter’s mother, Mrs. 11* nunlly in the manufacture of toothest Krupp on Thanksgiving. i. four men picks; and who, the I i t Sci year, were actually experienced by il in shootvice seems to inquire, i i campaignthe director and his company. At Mrs. W. H. Minor and link 'f ing against that kiml of wood be, Sunday the top of tho Continental Divide Atlanta, Ga., nre the gue t> u r i consumption? Also, 0,000 acres , Ind., just in Colorado where the picture was parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. ig cleared of evergreens is a mere Rimed the company faced death a t their home on Union Ave. I from here, nothing compared with the 11,000,armed with in tho blizzards of March. Barker 000 acres annually denuded by Ut bay and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles T. Friend iloius undertaking of his picture le with lots) career. and Mr. Mruco Friend of Tampa Itely ?25*) in wore tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. I laire Windsor is playing a J. M. Wallace on Thanksgiving. lending role, and according to ad­ vance information she has given Mi. and Mrs. J. D. Zinmiorson >o:e of her finest portrayals in this of New Orleans, spent tho week production. I»at O’Malley is said end in Sanford mi route to place., to lave inado a definite bid to bo of interest on the West Coast. credited with being one of the ives” Of screen's greatest actors as tho resub of his efforts. Robert F ra z ­ rBeSent er. Mathew Betz, nnd Frank C ur­ Country rier are other members of the cast who have come in for quite n hit . mvorahle advance notice. T rix ­ Mrs. Dan U. Wilde r of Jackson-1 Tampa—Contracts let for rei. kc ii tak-| ie r riganza and Snitz Edwards ville is expected to nrrive hero construction of bridges neross Monday and will h tho^guest of .Mafia, Palm and Little .Manatee « dvportaMrs. J. D. Woodruff at her home. Rivers. in Rose Court. RY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Sjmdicnte Lags of Antique Tapestries Are Expensive-Hut Beautiful. „ ,“ ;***°* antique fabric are much time rs n nris nt tbo Prcs‘-nt L ., . . T e >'ou determine on a or this description, however, rings We were talking nbont soap the other day ns we drank tea nt a neighbor’ll house ami it seems as if no two housewives hnvo quite the same ideas about soup or quite the same system of using it. On? woman among them gets uto cheap­ est possible soap—soap Hint she just buys by the box without a name to identify it— for u p ? in the kitchen and laundry and then pays forty or fifty cents a enko for imported soap for the bathrooms. And another woman just buys one sort of soap for everything. She does her own work, even to doing tho washing—electrically of course •led she says she finds it less drudgery if ji'ac uses a soap that McManus’ Celebrated Cartoon Musical Comedy BRINGING UP FATHER IN GAY NEW YORK The purs? of black felt embroid­ ered in gold matches tho felt kat Below is n yellow velvet pouch bag with an amber frame. SINGERS § 2 .0 0 — P L U S T A X Men’s Rath Holies Mrs. Lin wood .I. Wil-on of 30.T West Ninth St., left Saturday for Jasper, Ala., where -he will spend a month or six weeks visiting rel­ atives and friends. I’lir.si'.u, card cases, tnrv Brushes, key • and Gill folders. $ l.85 to S18.50 TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORD I wish to announce that I cm a candidate for the office of City Commissioner to ho determined in the regular Municipal Election to be held mi tiie First Tuesday after the First Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. Your consideration will be appreciated. E. F. IIOUSHOLDER. Mrs. Raymond Fox returned homo Sunday evening from *a*dosta, (Ja.t where *hc has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. May Conoley. MILANE--TUESDAY Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen and son Billie returned home b>unday from Lakeland where they .spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her aunt Mrs. Deem CtM/OOD'S 10c to $3.50 Table L inens p u rs e s Luncheon seta in white and > colored borders. Napkins to match. Rose, IIluc, Lavendar and Yel­ low. All sizes. Pure linen. New N eckw ear For M en Beautiful patterns, made of fine silk file that do not wrinkle. $1.00, §1.50 and §2.00 .52.50 to $8.50 Mercerized material in plain and fancy col Crepes in all the new shades. §2.25 to §5.00 UAf/izs'aLwva. Novelty China Japanese Chinn in Nut sets, Mayonnaise sets, Mustard jars, Cake plates und other useful pieces $1.00 to $3.50 E ach SAVIN Wv Box H an d k erch iefs William Itritt of ' Pa., arrived here Saturdn will spend the winter in • • with his son Charles I~ his homo on Palmetto Ave. Hand embroidered on pure linen, plain white nnd 51.00 to §2.50 ISox yO trO i B e a u tifu l embroidered nnd lace trimmed hand* kerchiefs in fancy colors. 25c to $2.25 Each M r s nd Mrs. Joseph Hoar. Jr.. and F. Nelson Uno of Providence*. 1JC. I. arrived in the city band / and nro stopping ut the » zuma for the remainder of the * son. Mrs. Alaric Tuck and daughter Miss Olive of Providence. who are spending tho winter here at tho Montezuma left Sun Orlando where they will M" week as the guesta of GIRLIES LY G IR L IE S — 30 Recording Secretary In every material. Fine flannels nnd fancy cot­ ton, terry cloth and silk material. MncDonald an., Mrs. John R. MacDonald guests Judge nnd Mrs. ( hnrl,i;“ ” Remington and son Bdlie of 1 idence, R. I., motored to Sm yrna Beach Sunday nfternoo.i. I* mild ami doesn't hurt her hand*. Then there was another v/omat. who has to buy fivo or six different sorts of soap—one for the laun­ dry nnd ono for the kitchen and one for herself nnd one for her husband and another sort for the little new hahy. There were some things I might have said about soap, but I don't— because I really didn't have a chance. A first-clam authority on such subjects told mo th a t it had been scientifically proved that the antiseptic properties of soap de­ pend on the abundance of Intncr it made. Moreover the n rtm l amount of cleanin’*-that a soap does de­ pends very much on the amount of lather you make. If you want to germ proof as possible wtuhing make dishes clean nnd ns nearly them in real soapsuds. It Isn’t fair to tb* sort of s«x.p that you usa not to work it into a good, vigor­ ous suds. And hero i.i something else that tho modern housewife some timer forgAa—that is, that soap that has been well dried does not waste nwny ns soft, freh soap does. And You don’t got sueh good "auds" from most soap, cither, ns you do from ii mp that has been dried. Do you reincrr.4 , v they used to MI RANK----- THURSDAY J. E. Bridget of Providence, R. L, has returned to Sanford after an absence of several months and is here with the Rodwcll Realty Co, J. I). Woodruff. Emmett McCall Ray Fox, W. C. Hill, H aw k in s Connelly, Lee Conolcy and Dr. lien Caswell left Monday evening for a week’s hunting trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. F New York who nre s Winter a t Daytona tho guests of Mr. and Thrusher on Saturday Circle So. four of the Metho­ dist Church met Friday afternoon a t the home of Mrs. It. 15. Hick­ son of Celery Avenue. After a short devotional service, plans were made for a cooked food sate and bninr. At the conclusion of business, the hostess assisted by her ypung daughters served chicken salmi, olives, pickled peaches, saltincs, hot chocolate and coffee. T H 0U G H T S -W 1S E A N D OTHERW ISE Many Lives W ere Endangered When Picture Is Taken "ini tiiip'. Customs inspectors ob­ served that he had a different wife on this occnsion. Inquiry revealed in fact th at the only wife he had ever had had been ■load for years, nnd the prosecution followed. very large pouch bag with n henv metal top is coming into with women who enn afford to na « pretty penny for their bngr, eve though each one is chosen to weti with nnlv mm M's. R. G. H ickson Is H ostess To Circle 4 M B anaaiaigaM M aveiiM B K /'B aA R aaiiaH R PiaaM K SB tiauw aM qiiiaasaaJ n»n �THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE SIX t; i f ^ y jf i * ■« rin rrir i.o u id a L _ I r 1 Mr cocnr a n u nf MoVrrmiiftU ,Ufl;N ?; *■ " eSS,0JL _ v 1 TownMilP, 2», ^‘7 J of n .o N o rtliw iS l " LB S n CHANCKRT. JE R T u b u t t s .C o m p l a i n a n t , ■ " 2 ‘S? of'*•!ov«rnmt:nt° I « nT i! HrVnSn 1. T o w n s h ip 50 South. Rang" 22 E a s t. , tviwo-oift It nnpenra from t h a I, n,vVM. PATTON, et nf.. aworn Bin of C om plaint Only filed ', . D e fe n d a n t* . Noretn I t t h e Com plainant obert ■II OP SKHVlrB HV PLUM l “rn "tl» Is e n ti tl e d to nn ordRer roCATION you. tho above R esp on d en ts. M atilda M. I'nMoti. G o o rg o W milrlmr V and unknown, to nppenr to •r P ri s c il la . M, W a ln c r. BH« IhlTTim o f Complaint h erein filed. T w en ty -fiv e A viators Owe L ives to U. S. A rm y’s N ew P arachutes vvi u l W j 1 s m. N ichols. K. A. H u g h e y . flnilMi. E m m a M a a s . A. h u A s s t 'V- A- ««-, JJ.' ■•pillIp Rtjornnnrl. I- |- Doutlncy a n d e a c h n f if d e a d . n il " a i n d m r ' an . I n t o r e s r u n d e r S anford th o rn R p arties M aM lda jtesrw sssr: w«. MoVv T l l U I t l ' n i l i a I t la o r d e r e d Mint you a n d each o f y « « d o a p p e a r IS t h e Bill o f . C o m p l a i n t h e re in o n t»tif, t *i'iy nf D e cem b er, A. D* 1525, In, *aror l*-lnic » K u U D a y o f th in C o u rt a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f a d e ­ c r e e pro c o n fes so w ill bo e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you, IT IS K r n T l I K U O l l D K R B b T h a t Mils n o tice ho p atitlsh e d o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r i-rmscclltlv*! w e e k a In t h e S a n fo r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u h llidti-d a t S an fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , l ^ 'd m ... r l n . l v n * Jlcltne. T. A. IIUKhOy, tlrnrKO Powell. S a r a h N P o w e l. th o T r u S l .e s F irst P resb y terian f'liiirch of I’aid a, O r n n g o Mount)-. Pl.Tlrta AI.... P W e ls u r. W i-pirni-i. **■ ... .. . t i i, l l i a m J The Fulcston.IIrumlfjr Buildim D s ia is is g a H iiiu u n iiii,,! flight, Is tho only aviator known to have made a parachute jump at night. When bin engine went dead at 5,000 feet, he jumped into the darkness. 11is parachute opened safely, and ns he glided down he saw his plane burst into flames and drop down like a plummet) beneath him. Usually when two plans collido in mid-air it means certain death for both pilots. But parachutes saved Lieut. C. D. McAlliif.er and Cadet C. A. I.imlhurgh, at Kelly Field, early this year when their planes ennie together 5,0110 feel Try Sm ith's B arber Shop for good barbfcr work. Ladies w elcom e. N e x t to Valdez. up. Ilotli landed without injuries while their planes fell and were broken to fragm ents. I.imlhurgh made a second leap for life less than four months lat­ er, coming down from 2,00U feet after his controls jammed. The one woman to lie saved by a parachute had us thrilling an ex­ perience as any uviator that ever lived. She was Mre. B. E. Mac* Kurland, and she went up ut Cin­ cinnati in June, 1925, to ntnke an exhibition jump with her own par­ achute. When she jumped from the plane the cordd of her para­ chute became caught in the land­ ing gear and she swung suspended beneath tho plane. Cuts Herself Loose Fortunately she wore nn army ’chute ns an added precaution. So she cut the cords of her own para­ chute, opened tho nrmy one and came floating down to safety. Most exciting of all however, was the leap taken hy Lieut. Leonard S, Flo at Selfridge Field, Mich., on Nov, 11 last, l-’lo had to jump at a 100-foot altitude when his motor stalled—and then he couldn't find the ring to open his para­ chute! ■ Down lie dropped, head first— with only -100 feet to fall! He marched and fumbled desperately —and ju st 150 feet from the ground ho found the ring, opened tiie 'chute ami came down safely. Those are just n few of the stor­ ies they’ll tell you «t McCook Field. They’re proud of their parachute here. (Copyright, 1025, NEA Service) ■ SSB M B H S S S S B B B IB H B B B Il PRICES IN We rrn|»rr( fully rnll Ike nilrntlnn «<f rare fill Ituyrr* nml In.e,tors In the lirn|ierly we offer J on below, Ihla property I. on Hnnforit A.rttur, M a k e Y o u r Reservations! T erm s—5% Binder. F irst Payment—3)1 (111 f r r t on 12th f t l r r c l t n r li n r f ' r l r r y 151 f r e t U flttern Uy CHARM S P. S TK W A U T But inarringo between a youth of Leonard Kip Rhinelander's soc­ ial position and a servant girl! Ah, quite different. Tho Latin Am eri­ can contingent recognizes that ns a bad mesalliance from tho ltlilnehinder standpoint. It can’t see that former Alice Jones’ enmll traction of African ancestry signifies. ♦ ♦ ♦ "If,” ns one secretary of lega­ tion from south of the equator remarked to me, "young Rhine­ lander can’t live with his wife in America, \yhy doesn’t ho take her to some part of the world where American color prejudices don't exist ? "lie could locate, say, in lli i ile Janeiro and lieconiR a Brazilian, lie ami his wife would he in pt rfcctly good social standing. They might he (lie parents of a futurepresident. Mill nml IT.lli NtrrHn A .em it* nl S 2 2 T. p e r Incline r i i l r n a t r r In ■in ii L u n in nt SfHI p r r f r o n t fiiirl. B a la n ce—One, two and K n i g h t & Mac! SALES AGENTS U. O. CHIN KM AN, Mgr. Realty Dept 1 Meisch Iluiltling, lli n r y Y anai-. If l i v i n g , nml If ilciul all p a r t i e s d u l m l n g a n y In tt-resl In • b " Iambi h e r r l n u f t o r dcNi-rllo-d unil.-r th e milil H e n ry Yoiiki ', d e r c a * " I . or o t h e r w i s e ; A lb e r t I,. Rees. If II v Iiik , nml If tletnl nil p a r t i e s r l ii lm lm t a n y I n t e r e s t In Mu- land* lie re Imtf t o r ihuiorlltud u n d e r t h e enul A lb e r t I.. R ent, ileeenseii n r nlln -rw ls e ; nm l nil u n liiiu w n p u tu .i elnlm ltiK a n y I n t e r e s t la a m i t o the fnlluiv lute ilescrllied Inm ls H ltnute am i b e i n g In S u m l m d o C o u n ty , l-'lorbla, t n - w i t ; All B lo ck 1, nil Blni-k 2. Alt S T E W A R T S W ASH ING TO N LETTER MRS. SJUlil MRU TIIE BUSINESS OF RUNNING! EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMEffl Where Lots are chaser Can Take rli-s d a c e o s r d , W il li a m iC. H a m m o n d . dt-cnitMvd n m l I . a u r a It. I I iiiiiiiimiii I d e c e a s e d , C. I*. A U e rs ilconafli'd nml E. J. A h e r n <1uco«HcmI, K. My I 'n l m v r d e c e a s e d a n d w i f e Allco W. I’al* n o r ilvi-vased, TUoiiinii E. K lr l li ll a g d'-ei-nNed, a n d T y s o n A. Htnltli d e eensi-d. o r oM m rw tsn la tb « f o l l o w lint d i ' s e r l l o d p r o p e r l y l o c a l ' d In Mm t ' n i m i y o f Hciiilnoio. a n d Hl.iie o f K lo rld a, im iro p a r t l e u l a r l y d«scrim -d a s ; Lot M l o f Mlh-s, tl v e r s t r e i - t am t lUew'M lluvlstoti o f L o ts s nm l ti la B lo ck M s o d L o t S. B lock H of M ltclm ll a s u r v e y l.nvy M rant, n c c tl o o 2,1, T o n n s b l p 20 Month It n n a a So r u s t. ■tod to n il u n k n o w n p e r s o n s r l n l m I n u a n y I n t e r e s t In tlm p r u |i v r l y 11 c re Inn novo dv scrliied IT IH B E B E l i Y O U D E I tK D Hun y o u nm l enoli o f y o u do a p p e a r to Mot Idll of c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n in W M M I M I U ||I U ||U | t iik 1 DAYTON, CL,Nov. 30.-Tw cnlyfour men and a woman arc walk­ ing the enrth today when they should he dead. A little package of folded silk and cord is nil that r.tood between them and destruction. Kach one, dropping like a plum­ met through empty space, pulled ss--little brass ring and turned n headlong plunge to Inntunt death into n gentle glide to aafety. • These 25 are nviatorn who were saved by the U. S. nrmy para­ chute—a development that adds n now thrill to flying but, at th.same time, reduce., the riak. McCook Field developed this parachute, and it ia proud of it. The field records here give the detail:-. «n the 25 lives it hus saved. Tho offirers tell you proudly that Englnnd has scrapped its own par-1 achates in favor of the McCook Field type. It wns over five yeorg ago that the first life wa.i saved by one of these duviers. The tabulation, of course, does not include test leaps, mnwnAY. NOV. 30, 1925 T ill: n u n it i oi u t , sk v h x J l l i l t I I I . I t i l l I i r , IX A M I ru n Mii.r. i o i x t x , i m i - T il IIIIIA. IX fit a x r i . i t %, O. o . B R Y A N T . C o ii ip l a ln n a i v s, WILLIAM T RAVE 118. et al. D e f e n d a n ts . Order of I'ubllrnllon T n tile d e f e n d a n t s . W lllla la T r u ­ v ors, J . W . I I I . utnl M E. I I I . , Ilnirb d E. M itch ell. .Iiiiio Id. McBoiiabt, M l u r l e s It. J e f f r i e s , a m i Lillie A. J o f f r t c s , W illia m E. B am niniid nml l a t u m It. I l n m m n n d . (J. K. Alters, a n d K. J. A b e ts . E. By I’a l r m r alol Wife Allen W. I'a lin er T h o m a s 11 H trlld liu r. T y s o n & .sm ith an d th e H u lle d S t a l e s T r u s t A S a v in a * B an k. If llvlin; an d If d> ,i<1. 10 a lt p a r ti e r elalmltiK I n t e r e s t i a t h e . p r o p e r ty l i e n ll i .l i t e r d> e c rlb e d u n d e r W illiam T r a v e r s d e c e a s e d , J. W. I l l s ilecra*• d a n d M 1. Mix. rlscoaxod D aniel It. M itchell, d e c e a s e d . J a t io E. MeIVuliald d y e e a s e d . Ct>Mrl>,'» It. J e f f , rloa, d i c c u l l a l u n d L u ll s A J e f f - in's an exceptional opportunity to the people of San ford to Immediate action is imperative as an a n n o u n c e m e n t of tu the pui chasers of homesitpa in Mnrvinnia. Watch cloi It's true that you Investigate This Harjjitin c j u ’c buy s n o w shoes or a sled in Florida, But y o u w i l l find S n o w d r ift at th e grocery store. Marvania Investment Co IB acres at i.vm.ou uu acre at Elder rprinjts on Ilia Orlamlu Komi Ideal for Mjbdlvlaiou. 8vu Mr. lkrliv. Simmons Realty Co, t ' E I I M l A 1.K A I T A. SCRUGGS R E A L T Y CO. s h o r t e n i n g fo r m a k i n g c a k e p astry and f o r SALES AGENTS fry in g l'b o n r 1II-J 202 F IR S T S T R E E T I’H O NE 735 u u n w u i m ^ ,,,,,,, ................... .......................................... .. . --------- *• . vA �S gjA N F O R D ffERALD. MIWTIIT N0V. 30, 1925 the World of Sport la m p io n u r ia of Last Year Their Titles in. Army iain In f Upsets ,fr Teams riourney * Supreme gdlCirclos; ijcrs Dl® 30.—(/FI­ JI teams of n their stailo gridiron .f)artmouth. 1925 Biggest Grid Season South Has H ad,Experts Agree NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.—(.-T) Exports nnd done observers agree that 102.1 set a new mark for footbnll in the south. Better teams, bettor crowds and better games resulted than nny previous sea­ son. Alabama and Tulnno stnnd at tno top of the Southern Confer­ ence teams but the Crimson and C»reon^ cannot claim all the glory for North Carolina, wns not defented although tied and Wash­ ington and I^e, Georgia Tech, Vir­ ginia, Kentucky, Auburn and Flo­ rida won more games than they lost. Tennessee, South Carolina, V. I1. I. and Vanderbilt broke even* In the second division were found half n dozen teams of more than nverago ability who were either [issouri. ppe n i " K-* ituation, the year nking, ... P E T E R DE PALO CA PTU RES AUTO T IT L E FO R YEAR ...» tJ the enstim had powited on sevyras a last Ivania con[but even in f Tml Jones u of 1H2I. :y to fumThen came ideal Army John Do I’alma, brother of cj by a fall the famous Ralph, whose ability as a driver of racing cars in known pctl hands the world over. John has branched rationed but out ns n boxing manager, having a’t greatest Radio Gelason, u r u u r i...iiun.w «...* ankle deep ateur lightweight champion, un­ restern con­ der his wing. John a t one time i' Yost call- was a boxer himself.____________ at Mil higa:i iefeal MichI the Westwhich last i fur it deirotluccd the Kuril in the West Coast Jock ey Club D rafts P lan s For Opening R ace Italian Wins With 3.200 I’(tints Against Field Of Nation's Finest Drivers LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30.—UP) — With the close of the American Automobile Association meet with the 250 mile race nt Culver City yesterday the position in which the drivers finished in the year’s competition and the number of points they made has been an­ nounced here. Peter d a Palo won the lb25 championship even though he did not place in yesterday's race. DRIVER RTS Peter de Palo ...................... . . ’1,20 Tommy Milton ................. 1,71(1 Harry Hartse ....... i.r.iu Bob McDonogb . 1,510 EnrI Cooper ....... 025 Frank Elliott ___ 880 Dave Lewis ................. .... lt’.5 Fred Comer ...... . 450 Ralph Hepburn 25(1 Phil S h a f f e r .............. 315 Norman Batten ... ......... 250 Jerry Wonderllek . ...... 11K) Leon Kreis ____ _ 117 Bennett Hill ___ . 100 EnrI Devore ....... ..... 50 Jam es Hill ___ _________ .... 55 Pietro Brohino 51 Ralph de Palmar ...... 40 Shnllmuck ........... 40 Dav'e Evans ... . . .. 45 Autoniox Mouirre ........... 11 Earl Co r u m ........... 10 petition fur TAMPA, Nov. 30.—(A5)— An inuri did like- augural racing meeting of 3'J days fjjley. The has just been announced here by id.,1 Volora- President Harvey Myers of the raherst took West Coast Jockey Club. The raelittle time, ia;: is scheduled to stn rt Thursday, pfegnn Ag-lFeb. IS. and will conclude Satur* Northwest Iday, Apr. 3. nga had rulPresident Myers has ju st Tt>Ihiit 12,D(W,- turned from attendance a t the nuthe nation’s tuma racing sessions in Kentucky [i action this and reported to the Board of Govwiis having ornors of the Jockey Club th a t r traditional sum of America’s moat notable is a talde sportsmen and their racing stables by and a- would be in attendance throughout railing elev- (he meeting here. On his inspection of the million i. Op. Pts. dollar plant being erected by the (53 :ip Jockey Club, Mr. .Myers declared IK) 2'.) dial nil would lie in readiness by JT7 7 Feb. I, dud th a t (he course would 1W 2d fulfill his expectations ns one of .S27 d tIn* most beautiful nnd complete is bark field | 1 tablishments in America. iTrynn in I 1 tables are being erected, the •Friedman grandstand, clubhouse nnd paddock on the are in course of rapid construction, k in the a spur truck is alm ost complete Wffor Tu- and clay is available for surf ac­ hing with ing the oval which is near comKm uf Col- pletion, according to Jockey Club pill. Both officials. points aftThe mile course and chute have Mini their been finished for some time and the track is said to be one of the ™ died of fastest ever offered horsemen for n tho son- Be winter sport. It is placed equidistant from C learw ater, Ht. Dunedin—Construction m Petersburg and Tam pa, cities f 100,000 which during the late w inter new $100,000 Junior high months entertain 300,000 tourists. building under consiructiun. hast Coast Golf Champion Must Defend Title In Spring Tournament T o csm In Early Mnrch Mi' ^G U S T IN E , Nov. 23.-(/P) *r,. <,,Kr.no ,C.ollctt> America*i ,,'“ ‘^1 (’f. th« Links’ will defend her Florida East Coast Golf ampionship jn the tournament to be held hero Mar. 2-0. An­ nouncement of the receipt of her entry and of the definite dates for —An Wiin!M‘,KA‘N’s - N’ovW) Mie big tourney was made here to* com nlU iT nf? t’nro team mpded by the Associated Tress ^ 's? Collett, who last month ' m .. selections made hy coach* " ;;n \ hv U. -s - National Women’s th„ writers throughout title for the second time, follow(.southern resulted in the fob mg her victory in the French '"""ig nominations: championship, gained her first leg Tcnn End mi the new Mrs. W. It. Kenan tro­ Tackle phy last March defeating Miss E a_ '>.!>• Gunrd j*ranees Hudficld, the Milwaukee Center 8-yenr old sensation in the final Guard match by :t ami 2. Tackle I he St. Augustine tourney End hrought out the best game of Miss Quarter Collett, for she was oppesed hy a Half select field, nml in the semi-fin­ Half als she had to dispose of Mrs. II. Full I). Sterrctt, the Kansas state ck, was champion. The score of this match the unanimous choice, .'ll was two up. In the tussol with of selections containing his Mrs. Sterrctt (Henna was one down name. Brown was next in popu- going to the sixteenth too. Here Jarity with 21 votes and Hubert she braced, nml took the next three , ' yci,fI each* received 21, holes in succession. Buckley received 20 votes nml It is expected that the East levy 17. I.owe was given 10 and Coast title event next March will Ihompson 10. fli^os was credited draw a stronger field than last with 15 selections and Goldstein season inasmuch ns sumo of the polled 11. Kent made the center lending women players of the coun­ position with nine. try have already signified their Throe players who almost crowd­ intention of competiting. Mrs. ed into the select circles were Dorothy Campbell Hurd. 1021 na­ •tones of Florida, who was given tional champion, will winter nt !•» votes for a backfield position, Augusta, nml it is hoped to have I humus of Washington ami Izm her in the field of starters. Another likely contender for the prize is Virginia Van Wle, the sixtcen-yenr-old Chicago lass who created a sensation in the South last season b y .reaching the final in the South Atlantic champion­ ship tournament at Ormond Bench. She lost to Mrs. Sterrctt after a bitter fight. 1:<kar Jones Narrowly Misses I lace With Fifteen Votes; Goldstein Are ,)n 1 or Third Straight Year Dartmouth H a i Men On Meeha AH-Eastern Te NEW YORK. Nov. 30.—(/!’)— Syracuse and Durtnmiith each have players on an All-Enstern football team selected today for the As­ sociated Press by John F. (Chick) Meehan, head coach at New York University and former Syracuse mentor. Meehan’s selections follow: Ends— Hanson, Syracuse and Tully of Dartmouth. Tackles—Joss, Yale and Surngue Army. Guards—Wissingcr, Pittsburgh and Shubin, New York Univers­ ity.Center McMillan, Princeton. Quarterback—Foley, Syracuse. Ilalflmeks—Tryon, Colgate and fiber lamb1r, Dartmouth. Fullback—K reuse, Pennsylvan­ ia. On T uesday, Dec. 1, at noon the Valdez C afe ^i *M will open to the public. B rea k fa st—7:00 A. M. to 10 L unch—11:30 A. M. to 2:30 D inner—5:30 P. M. to 8:00 A la Carte service 7 A. M. P . M. The B est o f Food and Service VISIT V ISIT T il K t 'h e ORANGE ORANGE ROOM ROOM FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can (liilucy in the coming city elec tion for the office of Citj Commission. II. R. S T E V E N S The Valdez Hotel MRS. C.C. DABNEY W URT W. W A R N E R M anager Public Stenographer Valdez Hotel Lobby $ * .$.j.4..j. * ^ •!>+•!•+•*••!•4* + * + * ■>* + * + + *<•* * * ♦ f St. Petersburg—Fitkiu Power Corporation to expend between $5,000,000 and $8,000,000, for ex­ pansion of its electric light and power facilities in Florida. P o r te r E . P itts H E A D KS TATI-3 IIO -III-II2 l . l \ill I'luiiiii » n - \ v Ui-pri'ienlliiK W. lU'iil K a tn tn *1. limit. IIIiIk . S.iiifuril. Fla. V. W healar, llm k cr KIRK’S AUTO TOP SHOT S rill r« % rr« C a r p e l* AIf. Xi mf ori l. I ln- - BY TAYLOR HE ISN’T WORTH HI5 SALT AT THE OFFICE-JUST 5(T5 AROUND READIMS POETRy ABOUT LOVE AND r Romance - pm SO DISGUSTED / I COULD BON / N HlS EARS / HE CERTAINLY IS A HOPELESS CAGE-HE VfQMT EAT A lU lN d AT MEALTIME AMD HE taOES AROUND THE HOUSE WITH THAT LOVESICK j e x p r e s s io n o n V HIS FACE y J l DON’T KM0K0 WHY ' The Boy allows a ----HiS do AT GirlTo SST URE TUaT — _L WAS NEVER BO Foolish in my Y0UW6ER DAYS . NEW LUMBER YARD A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Band Concert Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Birord Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware cocdnsss' ^ T S T ie X^UbLE*? Everyone will be there. Take the atteri olf and meet your triends, get the gilts Don’s HAVE YOU BEEN pinched ? Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFO RD w. S. PRICE. Mgr. _ flo^vT First St. Phone 172*w ro u a if «** S ifififiB �r$: s Yt.tV; "V: '4r • i; a ' THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. NOV- 30, 1925. I ■ P K- i \ 2-2°0 F«\ 'A t* h V * H ta ri o) At • a/ o^ ^ | bm Old T U M oth * G ig m f g t ,t HEtc■r •• Avgm tin*— «i<f £ « « « , c t ^ti N */ A sm ic * . « I Kb-" gpk4-- B r K > W 50PLE FROM ALL. OVER T H E UNITED STATES ARE SB E K IN u OPPORTUNITIES TO INVEST IN SUCH "GOLD BOND" LOCATIO NS AS DAVIS SH O R ES PROFIT Made in a Few Hours by 12 Lot Owners On ^)| K< j ‘ (,'(4 i >B!r* '■! Liwm M it» iii» w ir n i u w i m i i i f in Tin --biw m — wmmmwmwiwmwin wye — a n o t h e r _ D A V IS I S L A N D S h » tft^ugustinelh^on thelOcean j $150,000 in Profits as Quickly Refused! . r j j i W E L V E early transactions, occurring from ten minutes to a couple of hours subsequent to the opening sale of Davis JL S h o r c s - a sale in which $ 1 1 ,2 6 8 ,0 0 0 worth of property was disposed of in addition to an oversubscription ol $ 7 , 13 7 ,0 0 0 were reported at the offices of the D. P . Davis Properties by S t. Augustine brokers, showing a quick prof,' of $ 2 0 ,1 3 5 [9 owners of Davis Shores lots. Owner of Cot I, Block' 51, paid $1 1.000 and sold within two hour* after purchase for $14,000, making $3,000 p rofit; "~* “ • • * ft • ; ¥ Owner of Lot 8, Block 42, made $2,500 m an hour’s time, selling for $9,600, property for which ho paid $7,iiOOt, t —* > *—• I I* * Owner of Lot 2 1 in Block* 57 sold for $2,500, the lot wluch ongmaHy cost him $.1,800, making * $700 profit in a halt-hours time. " — *- —— * ¥ ¥ Six hundred dollars was made in less than an hour by owner of Lot 25 in Block 8, who paid $2,900 and sold His property foe $3,500. ¥ ¥ ¥ Owner of Loi. 20-21. in Block 20. paid $ 4.800'originally and immediately .old for $7,000, allowing a profit of $2* a-UU in leas than two hours. *<‘0? ----- — ¥ v. V. ft ft * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Tim owner of Cot 2. Block 54, made *1.500 diortlfhe had bought the lot for $7,000, ho .old it for IW F' ¥ The original purchaser of Lots 28-29 in Block 46 mado $2,000 in a quick turn over. He bought the lots for $24 $00 and sold tlrtm for $26,500. ¥ Probably the best record for a quick turn-over vru difl in the transaction on Lot* 7-8 in Block 42, coiting r-, 200 and selling for $16,200, showing a profit V1^ ui ten minutes. ^ " .... — * f A $2,000 profit was made by owner of Lot 53 in 13lor.k' 46. costing originally $12,500 and selling for $14,500 in •n o hour from the time of purchase. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ * * Owner of Lot 16 in Block 25 took a quick profit of Jjj in a very few minutes after purchasing property it M 1 and selling for $4,785. , — * , 1 ft ; ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ A profit of $2,500 was made by the o r ig in purjdiM*1 Lots 3 |.3 2 in Block 34. H e had paid $5,85.0 $nd ^ 3 0 q i n CB IP r Cf ? ° fU 7 ? 0 W? 3 ^ . k e r hyr tK e OW ner o f L o t 30, in Block 2. He bought this lot for $2,900 and dis­ posed of it for $3,600 in a few minutes. $8,350. - • ' *"‘Min *n n r = ^ Tl»e result of at least one hundred other known transactions is not procurable at this writing— which if known would have swelled this early record of profits to nearly $150,000 in a few minutes. w d u T fm m Davis Shores But the brokers say that the profits which have been taken thus early are inconsequential when compared to offers repeatedly refused by owners holding for the greater profits to come this winter when thousands of viaitovs will be here for the sole purpose of buying. ' ° 1“ m *° have ;.tan* " lf offer* from client, w b . Prr c' nt Pr° f ‘4 for certain waterfront lot* at ^T ofCLm°j1oLrCHr'^ |Ka‘ own?ra,of Lot* Nos. 33-34 in Block 50 Early inverters in Davis Islands. Tampa, doubled their money in three months time, tripled it in six months and quadrupled in less 'ban a year. Davis Shores is ANOTHER DAVIS ISLANDS! D. P. DAVIS PROPERTIES I MASONIC BUILDING in) . —■ ?" W itK BBl ' -¥**■»«« �%■ m y f.fr A !•*:) r *11 V1 V* ■vr*v 'r - « * __ ____ t h e ^SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1925. itocrat Pays HeFourth of a C< Acres of Fine Land t i.a» Rrauer and his docortdihon that u ^ Count Rantxan - A tr»* roe tf"3"1 fimi ^his^ descendants an annual Jjtintruish* nUil of one* silver pfenn.tr. at Itwhoc, f Braucr died about 1700 Count annual rcn- n -n ttn u died in l<**b. But more about une thin 10 generation* of each family i" acres of . ” L-i*nt. alive as n Bacrcd tradlout tlus UonCtvhK started as nothin* more The f t - , 1 tnviul nirreement. Broiten„ ftlniily’"' 1 uTi cititle. near Itzehoe, in which idorff-Kant; ho first Count Rantzau lived, hns jeleCatc 3t ‘n o w passed into the hands of rcnce. Be- CountBrackdorff-Hnntzau. 0f silver The swamp drained itself and h? original has for n u n y years been under .t Ifie nTitiil cultivation. _____ n has been for nearly Gas masks arc suggested for the coin* Berlin traffic policemen, who are rniality ami suffering from the earbon monox­ or so that e following ide fumes from automobile ex­ hausts. .. .. I’olico officials, investigating ..cnt elates an epidemic of illnc»:*among mem.uinal count Kirsebiick on 1,ers of the traffic squad, are con­ vinced that the disease is a form estate near or poisoning produced by continu­ iwanip. His ed inhaling of benzole fumes. They jn a minute, doubt whether gas masks would bo help. Rheinirinc farmer, feasible, however, and are grop­ uf his life ing around for another protective agent. an. The illness manifests itself by 3:<h reward severe headachcu. There is a nsisted on |r. in some general lack of vitality, akin in ts0nie to it state of conui. Cold, •*if you damp weather has been clminnted ling. let me ns the cause. Members of the [which I re­ traffic squad have been put on sixhour hifts, a reduction of two built on the hours. JED BY LEGISLATURE ASSOCIATED PRESS way work. ■ 11= Providing a bond ibuo for Hendry eounty for county i,,,provements. 11B 15: Fixing time for regu­ la r terms of circuit court in Ilplmcs and Washington countties. IIB 1C: Validating the creation of Special Bund and Bridge IF,, trict 15, of Glades county, in the issuance of bbntls. lilt l ‘J : Validating a sewage system nt Melbourne and author­ izing a tax levy therefor. 111! Hi: Authorizing a bond is. *ue for Volusia eounty for certin roads and bridges. Hit 21: Extending and enlarg­ ing the amount of bonds thut may bo issued at Kissimmee. Mil ‘25: Extending the powers of the city commission of Kissinimce. MB 2G: Amending the law af­ fecting Oviedo. HB 27: Providing for the man­ ner of making street nnd sidewals Improvements nt Oviedo. HB 35: Authorizing I’unta Gorda to levy a iniblicity tax, HB ;ifi: Authorizing time war­ rants at Punta Gorda for civic improvements. IIII 37: Amending the laws of 11)21 affecting the town of l'unta Gorda. PAGE N1NB Lirways Corporation Will Receive Four Planes From Ford Plant Dec. 15 message on the propos'd nircraft legislation, declared that some re­ lief from the present rail conges­ tion was accessary, and that the time was at hand to open the way for transportation by air. A “certain pioneer” manufacturer, the governor said, was ready to be­ gin operations in Florida, if the roper safeguards were afforded im. E ihe laws liiforil unIWmfiensapuntT. in and nut FIRST NATIONAL : The will to pay is hereditary, just as much as red hair or buck teeth. It is a common fallacy that a man pays his debts because he has money. This is not neces­ sarily true. On the contrary, the m atter of paying has only a remote relation to money. On the one hand is your friend with abundance of money, who cannot be ca­ joled, threatened, beaten or gassed into paying the most ordinary debt. On the other hand, the poor fellow without a visible dollar—you know him who is Johnny on the Invoice. Money has little to do with either case. It is the breed of the man. The man who pays is the man who thinks in advance. He never Hashes a t‘ $5,000 to §115,000 I*“. ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H novel- lights tho fire without wondering w h e r e the coal man gets off. He never throws the Bull, n o r pitches the 1! utt. not trives iiuit notes, nor writes checks gives , bij|s comodated in, hetois m o r r o w , ' hat when the bills come in, Me is there with the com f the realm. God bless him. Sometimes he feels sore at the rest of us He docs not see th at he gets on any * M hotter than the fellow who skins as he ■■ ■■ • cull he eoes on anti on, pays and B \ Pfwcedingx ko*tees nt special liijaf' MihJniin- ■ X ■ Immediate Possession WE HAVE i i ^ ihe iiuiigent. " . *ign» ,j,| A Nice Home M !"puki- And 100-foot frontage on West F irst St., $200 . c 'ul road ami ‘uper-spec- per front foot. This k7 ‘ f3* for r c‘ between property runs through A®P«n*ation block to Second Street of Nln« Santa making 4 full sized I ih °f| ice » bond lots. L^Pcr-tpeeial f,.„; "> •■••in- it* o &n<i *** with r^ realty hw s a H a 3 *1 M 3 lof °} h'V of society. He is the balance th e b u lw a iU > He js the mainwheel of ci roz. Business blesses & t r S honor among men for all 2 time. liH l i w °Tlce of »• ; y bund L . /-''JO and ‘t0S3> wiih r Ut f‘^l im. ■ ■ ■ ■ a _ RL)prilltcd from Roycroft Magazine. It Pays t o pay y o u r bills promptly WH1DD0N & HODGES HO East Second St. i t THE DREAM Features—Embodying only the most ideal features from nn artistic point of view. Tile anti Oak floors throughout. Tex tone walls. Reamed celotex ceilings, together with many luiilt-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. FOR SALE A . P. Connelly & Sons T h e S a n f 0 “ " „ .. „ A Phone Magnolia at Second ! . ; | FREE ■ , . , . ^ A* The delightful luncheons which are served without cost are not soon forgotten by our hundreds of guests. A beautiful new Pullman bus leaves from the Postoffice corner at i) o’clock Wednesday morning, retu rning at 4 p. M. The trip being made by way of New Smyrna on good roads. You are invited now. 5 l , . We never forget the courtesy you have a right to expcA from us. Daytona Phone 3 16-J fn v n r r A s s o c ia t io n k Never Annoys or “Nags” at Any of Their Guests , On the Wonderful A I ' »1 r4r impryve* BANK Daytona Shores N [ torr.fHts<;tt j,,T] J.f • bav• coun* Cl'iuh- HaiM and 1 New Modern,!: Spanish Type Bungalows - - 1 fonlpctmn1* counties iharr- five 'tS. ^mmi ninn, unj luiiney. fkaii.-. iujii-r.i 5 id and 'im.. uf tiie name b ein g o f ltulo lm y *>f this Itonorublo Court. nnd In default i hereof n decree pro confess.! be entered a g a in st you mid each of lb « The Unusualf WE HAVE 11 laws ffovern"thi-r pro- c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f i le d , o n o r b e fo r e t h e 71 h d a y o f l l e c r m b e r A. D. U I S , A rtist To Fight For Name Of Housekeeper Against Wife’s Attack The Man who P a y s ... sheriff. | itn seize which f p ' f !■ii ' u f liv > of you appear tu tho sfrortt bill rtf W ITN K SS V. K. IHiUKlOMr Clerk of tha cu lt of Sem inole C o u n t y . Floi so In Han(< ] ( C . . . . , ,l l o uiri„rl*ts H em in o le C o u n t y , n o r m s .. this 1i " f NovmnbsV A. D. (S eal) ) . K- tH)UOI*A88, . . . . . v. lera. Itv: A. M. 'VKKKfh D sp u tf Clark, F ltm > U HOLSllOUDKIt, i 5 e*3 5 lie nmiui if.i ron.ela. |i.f city nl' X. Herald, a n e w s p a p e r publl tic ml note C t m n t r . F l o r i d a , w eek l o r f o u r eonnocuilvii weel 7 i LW SSBE, Fla., Nov. 29. hangars, stornge facilities, w a re -1 you. i„ . u , , , .''rn Progress is shortly louses and depots ns are neces­ taK« Honda by atorm. Follow‘IF T i l t ) 111lt quickly upon the heels, so to sary or incident to or useful in I:S.S h t lA T I I J l l l l‘r“i v‘ iH, P t'llH T IT of business provided speak of action tpkeu by the o r r u n s t a t i : o r r i.o i tm t t> SAVE and a m i Ftm t . m im ii . i : i o t : \ r\. Morula legislature at the recent T < > manufacture, sell, buy or deal IN. (,‘IIAN t’KltV T H R IV E extraordinary session -to license in aircraft of any and all kinds r,tANK M- HAlTlicyx.. et at, aircraft for commercial use, a Complainant, vs. 1925 h'tfram came starting th at on and classes nnd to manufacture, T. CHAltl.V SIMPSON, et nl. 'uy. sell or deal in aircraft parte, December 15 four planet, would I H>ferula m s . motors and accessories, either nave the airport „f Henry Ford, I*HI T o Q u i r t T itle , t ■* -*>* i o i t n i a t o r ii i n i . i r v t m \ i etroit manufacturer, to engage wholesale or retail. To enter into Good Hnnkinj; Service lontrncts for transportation of T h e S t a t e o f l-'lorlda t o th o a f t e r Tk 'vt,r^ bi this state. rcetln g ; i Is Like .j 'nesimgo, received from m.ul, with the Uniteii States gov­ Tn aom eT.d pCaltr at irelys . U pson, im iivhlor any other government tia lly a n d a s T r u s tSeim , Y "• Chambers, superinten- ernment e , If liv in g , a n d nt any place in the United States If d e a d a ll p a rtlrN c la lm ln i; a n y I n ­ tle m l s e r v i c e Is nn In tV rtglldc th i n g . Yon c a n ' t p n ,• t'ie airpliijic division of Mr. wclitIt It In t h e s c a l e an d y o u c a n 't m e a s u r e II w i t h l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r ilefords plant, was read to mem­ cr "utM'lc the luiumtarics. To own. tHe»‘rr elIsmt i Ilitu nlire n ta p e -lin e . ■*h e said T. Cltarly operate in connection with its bust- S im p s o n Imld eIvr illtno bers of the Senate. I lx a n d os T r u s ­ nesf such means or communication, H u t It's l i k e KtinllKlit— y o u can fe e l Its WARMTH. tee. d e c e a s e d , u s l o i r s , d e v is e e s or Inquiry nt the office of the seccither by telephone, telegraph, o t h e r w i s e ; T h o m a s C. S im pson, if u* ,*b»to revealed tiie fact wireless telegraphy, or radio, or llvlnsr. a n d If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m , T h e a t m o s p h e r e n t th is h a n k Is g e n i a l n n d f r i e n d ­ ly. i h t r r e l a t i o n s w ith oltr d e p o s i t o r s tire n a t u r a l a n d that the Florida Airways Corpor­ l a g an y I n t e r e s t in t h e la m ls h e r e ­ othcrwi e, as may desire but not d i r e c t , a ml we believ e t h i s Is otto o f t h e p r i n c i p a l i n a f t e r ile s c rlh e d u n d e r t h e sa id ation had already received a char­ for hire. T h o m a s C. S im p so n , d e c e a se d , as r e a s o n s f o r n u r s t e a d y g r o w th . ter of incorporation. The corpora­ e ir s, dev tae i s o r o t h e r w i s e : T. C. Bo establish, own, maintain and Sh im tion, presumably, will have sole p s o n If llvlm r, a n d If d e a d till W e w ill c o n s i d e r It a p r i v il e g e t o s e r v e y o u a n d operate training schools for the p a r t i e s elalm lP K a n y I n t e r e s t In t h e y o u r f r ie n d s . charge of Henry Ford's operations purpose of instructing nnd train ­ l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e se rlh e il u n d e r ihorugli the air of Florida. said T. C. S im p so n , ile c ia s c d . ns persons iie. the art of manipu­ tin' h e irs, d e v is e e s o r o t h e r w i s e ; l.eoI ho charter stated that there ing lation, operation, construction or n u r d K. C re e s y :ind w ife Kllxahetli would be nine directors. Three of repair of aircraft of any kind of 1*. C re e sy If I iv I iik . an d If tleml all tluin. I.. Walter, li. Clay Craw­ character. o n r 1 11 a c la l i n l n g an y t n t e n s t In th e To own, lease stations Linds h e r e l n a f t i r desertion! u n d e r A iX FO IlU , FI.A. S ford, Jr., and W. W. Butter, were ami depots along any of ite routes 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 named in tlu* papers'. Four offi- of transportation for accommoda­ l a n d s h e r e l n f t r r tlescrlbetl u n d e r ver . Bird Chambers, presi­ th e salil l .e o n a r d F. C re e sy n n d tiskkii. i.'jv.i of passengers nnd for storage ilttd K tlxnheth I*. C reesy . d e c e a se d , dent; William A. Robertson, vice tion of commodities transported or to ns lo irs, di’v la r e s n r o t h e r w i s e ; I ’ll president; Edward It. Hart, secre­ be transported by it. To buy, own Nwnvely If liv in g , nnd If denil a ll S BRING GREEN, Nov. r tlis e l a l m l n q a n t I n t e r e s t t i n i b r — Frank IJoyd Wright decided hero tary and John Harding, treasurer, €>r Ivnsi* anv ***»•■• »>r [•a ihe said i: n .HWiH. lv, di e, anvil, m yesterday to lay aside his drawing wore also given. ow n in Ice . nupir lauds on which, h e ir s . di'Vlsees n r o t h e r w i s e In a n d Ihe stock, the papers stated, pencil once again to follow the under which raw m aterials are would bt. 10,000 shares of eommon or dictates of his conscience. located, ami to ninnufncturu or eonof par value, and 100,000 shares Accepting the challenge of Mrs. vert same into finished plants, Miria niNuel Wright, (he wife he common stock. which, when converted or iiiiiiin/Die amount of the capital to be­ faetured, will b,* useful in and is seeking to divorce, he will go gin way given as $500, about the construction or opera­ to Chicago to give battle for tiie with business Tallahassee good name of his house keeper, place of business. as the principal tion or maintenance of said uircraft or in ami about the proseJits. Olga Milanoff, whose depor­ Senator Hodges, after receipt of tation had been demanded bv .Mrs. the • li.'unbcrs telegram, stated cution of the business. To purchase, leaser, ■ own or W right in a complaint, filed with that the corporation would be n otherwise acquire real estate and immigration officials. • .V million and a half dollar one. mortgage and encumber the same, “This thing hns gone too far," Here is what the charter stated nnd erect, manage, care for and he declared. “ I have laid hack and tlm corporation would do: maintain, extend and alter build­ dnno nothing as long as only my­ Established, own, maintain and ings 1hereon; to borrow and lend I self was the target for niy wife’s opcartc for transportation through attacks but I feel Hint the lime the air of passengvrtv freight ami money and negotiate loans; draw, has come for action. She is aim articles for hire by means of air­ accept, endorse, discount and de­ liver ail bills, exchange, promis­ ing her shafts of bitterness at craft of any class or character. sory notci', bonds, debentures and my employees and my friends.” Maintain, own and operate air­ other negotiable instruments. planes fur transportation of per­ The so-called aircraft lull pass­ I.OVER KII.I.S S E IF sons and commodities for hire, ed I>otil houses of the legislature, FRANKLIN, Tenn.- After hi - either or regular schedule or spe­ with but slight amendment, and OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. ing the lips of his suicide sweet­ cial trips.* To erect, construct; is now in the hands of the gover­ heart, Phillip Turner drove away, maintain, own. lease, buy or sell nor for his approval. Location next to model home on Palmetto Avt\, in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’a placed a gun against his body and airdomes, landing fields, fuel and Governor Martin, in ids special oil filling ft at ions, repair stations, look his own life. i’usl growing, highly restricted residential ccntcra. , . . . . . a — 2— —r SB 127: Providing for a toll bridge across Old Tampa Bay, with provisions for its operation. SB 131: Fixing the salaries of chief clerks of certain state de­ partments. lilt 1: Affecting the county court in and for Indian River county. Hit 2: Authorizing certain im­ the North [rid; crcat- provements nt Jasper. HB 5: Authorizing the issuance doners for (tier provis- of bonds by the commissioners of Okeechobee county fo r certain i ix n N z m iiiia x c a x u a iiiiig iz n ia iis B ix a x ifB U B iE S K iiiiiiia nmnicipnl road work. [Ill 6: Relating to Road ami Rama Pity, Comfort Cottage will open lilrcws, an I Bridge District Na. 11 of Glades Inamn City. county. (J ^ { { u l^ e d U j[ ^ n ^ y Q ± iv ia t ic n fo/ Ihe aciisou Tuesday, Dec. ,c laws reHB 7: Abolishing the munici­ juvernment pality of the town of Ln Belle, A FFIL IA T E D W IT H I. Room and hoard for a lim­ ami creating tlm new municpality [i. laws n>- of tiie city of La Belle, witii oili­ T h e S a n f o u d G h e d i t A s s o c i a t i o n ; ited number. Ihe town er provisions. i IIB 8: Dedicating certnin real ■ the town ,.f estate of I-a Belle to use of the MRS. M. MARTIN. the muni- [ public fur certain municnl dcvelilernandu. luptncnt. 31S Magnolia Ave. the guvHB II: Vesting in the internal cal assist-1 improvement fund title to certain A N APPRECIATION ate il qmrt- lamls in Hendry county. Irisiim.'i. HU 13: Authorizing a tax levy tluflnl f>u- in Indian River county for liigii[uki'iug u.-c lail^e Timipa to u m a a i i D i i i i m i i i B n n , , of sJri et [over a ccr- 30.—(/P) [placed bis uwing bills Itxtraordinjhlaturo: ! the Citrus creating Risers, with ‘"T he B ast H a lf ( K H ) o f th o N « rth rast q u a rte r ( N K H ) of t h e n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r CNK' K netlou I I . T o w n s h i p I I S o u l l l a n g o 25 H a s t. I t Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h -A r -m ■vi •id i >3 �|*>f»■*»: <]« • a^ me Swp . sr-.f” “d '. i , -„•■ — 5 IliV ' . .. .f\ ‘ . 6 * 6 ^ ! ' B T » T1IE SANFORD w r a ALP. MONDAY, N O V ^3Q ,J92jL __ 4H I >in n Wv. I n v e s tm e n t O p p o rtu n ity n k ;i r REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS In U nion th er e is s tr e n g th — In Sanford there 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 714. HAVE YOU BOUGHT in Ft. Mellon? These lots are active I have 4 lots in that development. Take them all for $6,000.00. now. Do You Want Frontage on Island Lake and 5 other beautiful clear lakes? Ju st 3 miles from Country Club. See me QUICK. r^ \ Nice Home, 5 rooms and a bath close in. Get this today $4,800. If You Want business property on Sanford Ave. or First Street, I have it and I would like to show you how good it is. § i, . I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS ' R . W. LAWTON, R ealtor r Real E state and Investments. Phone 713. 1 W E H A V E IN Q U IR IE S ’ J For lots in Pinehurst, M ayfair, Ft. Mellon RfJ San Lanta and other subdivisions. Acreage Near Enterprise 44 Acres—The road runs right through this piece of land. Price $75 per acre. Good terms. 162 ACRES—This must be seen to be fully appreciated. It is on a beautiful lake and is suitable for immediate development. It is very well located. Price $225 per acre. Terms. •* £ y : V. " i # OSCAR R . BROOKS TH E LOT KING—Phone 482-w 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real "USE YOUR FORESIGHT” W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Meisch Building List Your Property With Me For Res^l ,m pit. i~u HO M ES-LO TS-FA RM S ACREAGE BUNGALOWS ■■ . VO LUSIA COUNTY A creag e YOUR OPPORTUNITY Five rooms and bath oil beautiful corner on Sanford Heights. Lnrgc Lot, every modern convenience. Priced a t only $7,500 with suitable terms. 39 feet business property on Sanford Avenue corner close in for $430 per front foot. Act quickly on this. .ci 800 acres close to Enterprise. 3816 acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices as low as $35. acre. SEE US AT ONCE. M cCALL & FO X “The Firm S ubstantial” COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. S u it* F i i r r n (J. K. M cC all, ! |, (J. Vmn, II. I,, flhlpp. i 1 To OWN your home by poking small payments— We offer a beautiful 5-room bungalow, exclusive of bath anil screened bnckpurch, completely fur* niithed for only $8,500. This home is located on Sanford avenue opposite beautiful Rose Court. Large lot. Garage. Small cash payment, balance like rent. Cnn be occupied December 1st. 113Mj Magnolia Ave. Real Estate Phone 745 B R Y A N T & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Saafari,! ■111 First National Hank Hide. Sanford. Fla. Telephono 732 20 Years Experience With Florida Land i . •>< -* M il l f PAY RENT TO YOURSELF “R E A L BARGAINS” !'»* /■ r r J Beautiful Spanish Bungalow; ju st completed; fine loention; all n ’jdern improvements. Price $0,500. Cash $1,500. Balance like rent. V \ *: 4 -3 w m f f ' ft Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... T h is is n ear th e F o rrest Lake Hotel A p artm en t House Site $450 per acre, 1-3 cash. 75 feet front near New Forrest Lake Hotel at $200 per front foot and will be worth $500 a year from bow. Gas Station on Sanford and Orlando Highway. Three families living on property. A good proposition. Price $7,700—Cash $3,200. i. k - . v | • /, 2 N ew 6-room Stucco B ungalow s 80 acres adjoining city limits on good road. This is u bargain, *>4 V- * One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue... Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 itA] front. P r ic e ............................................_...$1(T Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betwe mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850,001 ,lM" at $7,750 ami one $8,000, ideal homes that will he worth mure in very short while. F L E T C H E R -B U L G E R R E A L T Y CO. H 3y2 Magnolia. Phone 746 a R .C . T ISD A LE REALTOR ; \ \ 236-238 M eisch B u ild in g . In Sanford on corner 116 feet front, covered With beautiful pines on Heights in good neighborhood. i tu l 1 EJ . ' l!H 40 1A>ts in Bel-air 585 feet on F irst Street a t $50.00 per front foot. 75 acres near Osteen, 5 acres in grove. House and other buildings at $220.00 per acre. 75 acres near Enterprise on a beautiful lake; only $95.00 per acre. Three city blocks, houses and lots for sale. <>a Sanford Avenue, and many other bargums. The price for a few days will be $120,000.107c 90 days. Terms easy. Britt-Chittenden Really Co., Inc. SCRUGGS R E A L T Y COMPANY REALTORS L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. TWO HOUSES F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 117 210 E. 1st St. 1,000 F eet on L ake Jessup Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. Two lots in Dreanwold $1,500 each. Lot in Pinehurst High and dry with a sandy beach, most facing Hughey St. Ten acres ou Lake Onora beautiful sight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. Oak trees with 126 foot spread on this land. road. 117 acres in Geneva with LAKE front also facing bard road. Terms can be arranged on any of the above. Special priced with term s for 10 days. See Mr. Chas. Night. 202 First S ired Phone 708-709 hi 'the C ity” rH0°ut 3 >»u Phone 735 FO R T MELLON H have them. We Have n c t-e H . u w h,,Uo ," f Cily on h“ri1 40 house »m“ S j L ' S ‘" rov‘\ A 7 room P°rch. Good terms. 5 At 10i t - *»■ ' stsasygEj "CW house; a Bargain S 3 term s.a,U* *arage‘ Lot Tamiami Land Company Room 3 -3 '/? B all B uilding P h one 142 Block F ronting on First S treet ju st off Sanford AvenuJ business property is unexcelled by any in Sanforj Many real estate men say th a t wo ate offer®, cheap. B usiness Property LA K E M ARY D EV ELO PM EN T CO. Phone 23. We Offer an Entire At from $675 to $1,000 each. SOME R E A L BARGAINS ! Real E state Investment The M ost Desirable Residence Lot i » PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 766 5 Ball Bldg. E. E. PACE Lake Monroe Development Co. The Subatantial HedtY ll2 -1 4 Garner- Puieston-Brumiey Building Sanford, FJa. K t r "1 1 \ | i > w -j �T O E SANFORp HERALD, MONDAY. NOV. 30, 1925 B u sin e ss S erv ice drug PAGE ELEVEN Advtg. Mediums store lilt. J. 11. HUTCHINSON ItK A I. K 1 I M T B l ! J IV M t F i r s t S tr o e t F lu m e 475 M e m b e r of SA NFO RD . FLA F lo r id a S t a t e F l o r i s t s A s s o c i a tio n . r u n SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. • t.y not rent those vacant rooms, fu- *ell that second-hand goods T fflGHTS—Three stations, Sanford Avenue and 10th Streat. Expert service_________ ______ WIGHT PRINT SHOD—F nnung Engraving. Embossing. See uv first. We do i t Phone 417-W R R. Ave.-Commercial St.______ Il« sld « n t o f F l o r i d * nine* P .cffi enc**«: F i r s t N a t i o n a l H ank. in the Journal-IlcrGcorgia’a greatest Morning, afternoon, Sunday. Classified line. Waycrosa Jour^ aycroas, Georgia. ^criptlons. Drujfi. Soda*, are a i near you • • your ph< Cell 103-__________£---------"S A N F O R D ELECTRIC CO SucceMore to GUlon & "1«J Magnolia. Everything « trical. PhorA 422. E l«trai 21.—Sale, Real Estate I'OR BU, RESULTS advertise in n n v SSST LAUDERDALE J. E. SPURLING, su7>-divisloi DAII,\ NL\VS—It covers Brow­ specialist. Subdivision to Or ard County thoroughly which h lando Florida, and F ] o r j n e the most rapidly growinc Heights, Florida on Dixie High osections on the Florida Coast. way. Sample copj and rate card upon request. • Lake Front Property G. TAYLO R D Y ER Beautiful Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 PRO PERTY Paying 10 percent Home-Site 21.—Lost, Found OHIO—Xenia. Make LOST: box Terrier, male, half of face black, spot over right eye. MIRACL F Concrete Co, I« m h I Answer to name of Beach. Reward R ealtor cement work, sidewalka, bnlw* i f returned to Yowell‘s Store.__ Milanc Theatre Hldg, fng blocks, irrigation bo x * . ■25—Opticians, Jewe’crs Tenrilleger. Prop.______________. HILL LUMBER CO. Housn o> H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, Service. Quality and Price. jewclery and clock repairing and ADDRESSING — Multlgraphlng, engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag­ folding and mailing—aa you nolia Avenue. Phone 412. want it— when you want it. Phono 07.1. H. E. Porch, FIrat 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees WE H A V E TH E BEST BUYS National Bank Bldg.___________ •ACREAGE* iTEW ART THE FLORIST'' —l i t acres, beautiful ten 10—For Rent, Rooms room house two bnths, Flowers /or all occasloas. BUSINESS-HOMES three fireplaces, hardwood 814 Myrtle. Phone 2H0-W FOR RENT: One well furnished j& Q n c 7 2 7 flniirs. One mile front on bedroom for gentlemen only. 101 Itclsot. one of Orlando’s promin­ ADVERTISING g e t s results if it Magnolia Ave.__________ ____ 31—Special Notices ent highways. Price $10,reaches potential buyers. Pa* 000. FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ latkn Daily News is circulated in ValUtzIlflltl'tondirW room, downstnirs. 410 Myrtle an industrial and agricultural sec­ • : A lfrT: • .•'••‘A tion. TAMI’A DAILY TIMES, Tampa, CONNELLY & SONS FOR RENT: Completely furnished *32—Typewriters, Suppplies Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ a Ave. & Second Street bedroom and kitchenette. P r i­ sified pngea of Florida's Gtrut Sanford, l-'la vate home, select neighborhood! REMINGTON Portable four-ban Hume Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Typewriters, “the king of pur Not nnd cold water. 711 Park Ave. ables. $(J0. Barrel Portablo Addin Minimum 2Sc, cash with order. Phone 175-W. Machines. Can’t be beat. Sentinel Write for complcto rate card. VV. H. LONG WANTED: Apartm ent, bedroom Printery, Phono 01, Welaka Bldg DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — MEAT MARKET and kitchen. Near It. It. Station. Pensacola Is beginning the 33—Wan led Address "B" enre Ilernld. greatest development in Georgia's a half million dollar high­ 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or w ith­ WANTED Room with or without history; way to the gulf bench just finish­ board. Must be reasonable. Adout meals. Reasonable rates. ed; at two million dollar bridge dress D. 11. M.. Herald. Lincoln Hotel. ;across Escambia Bay started; WANTED: Family washing. Sat­ quarter million dollnr operu house Tires and Tubes 17—For Sale, Houses isfaction guaranteed. A Grice. under construction; two millions Stores Phono 171 -W. i being spent on highway; greatest FOR SALE: (5 room house and At price* that nr* right chance for live developers to get 1-2 acre land, 1-2 mile due south ELP WANTED: Cook nnd wait in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Pan Am and Standard Ga* ,,n& Elder Springs. Inquire at Herald er either sex. Apply manager A opment Department. Tho Pensa­ Office. Oils L. Depot a t Restaurant. cola News. “Vecdol Oils” FOR SALE: Four new, two room WANTED: Two or three room TAMI’A MORNING TRIBUNE— houses, each on easy terms, $710 modern furnished apartment. Send in your subscription to the Glnderville. Also a few good lots Adults. Cull Mr. LaSalle, Herald Tribune or hand it to your local iBCOUS at $100. Write I*. O. Hox 090 City. Office. dealer so you can read Florida's If only philanthropists would WANTED: Waitress, white, ex greatest newspaper. One year, K INK’S FILLING give it back to the sam e people perieneed. Harrell’s Cafe, Ta­ $8.00, 0 months, $4 00, three months they took it from.—Roanoke World vares. $2.00. if you desire $1,000 insur­ STATION News. ance policy add 71c to your order. COOK WANTED: First class all AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Phone 1G1-J 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous gusta, Ga.. Augusta's grontest round colored man. Harrell's classified medium, rnte, cash, 9c S a n f o l d . M*. Cafe, Tavares. FILLING STATION—R estaurant. charge. 10c minimum. store, living quarters, fully WANTED equipped, Dixie Highway, 8 miles south nf Sanford. Largo stucco building for sale. $0,000. Terms. All new. Address "W & M " 8(51 Orlando. iiv tin r.ii sh op On First Street 113 Magnolia Are. • First Cla-s llarbera Special Attention Given To ladies and Children. Elton J. M oughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg, Sanford. ------------ Florid* WITH V q k le z R e o liy C ft W.V. Wheeler Inc Phone MOW FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing E a s t You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This P rice for a few days only. EX T R A EA SY TERM S REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; I» i 11 Palmetto near Katie. I.ot 113 Hughey in Pinehurst. 4 east front lots, 240x200 in Flora Heights with small house. All rea­ sonable. H. Clnyderi, 9 Sherley Apartments. FOR SALE: 10 ACRES LAND on Mellonvillo Ave., and Lake Nora. Get in touch with owner. A bargain. Try-Me Bottling Co. VLB: One gas range, hall a baby bed. 105 Magnolia FOR SALE: Two lots in Dreamwold on French Ave. $1450 each Phone 571-J. >R SALE: ,1 3 II. P. 110-220V, “Ingle phase 1750 R, P. M., eleci ■ mo’ or. Brand new. Price $125, E. A. care Herald. bOR SALE: 1924 Ford Sedan in excellent condition. Will sell or trado for real estate. P. O. Box 803. rOR SALE: One Shetland pony **entle and in good condition *00(5 VJnion Ave. Phono 99. turkeys Spencer. fo r sa le Phono 400. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On and nfter Jnnuary the HHh, 1026, the Painters scale will lie $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. COMPANY. WANTED AT ONCE: A good, quantity of what is known as cork wood, which grows in i>r near the waters of St. Johns River. Will pay fair price from the nearest shipping point. For further infor­ mation communicate with Bert McCarty, 410 1-2 Franklin St., Tampa, Fla. WANTED: A good milk hand, white or colored. Spencer Dairy. Phono 400. ______ 120 South Park Ave. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Classified ads have tho largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rato Be (0-word line) line. vtX S x D A .O O Y m l D’ >V HQP.2 - < > ^ 1 ) T H \< b C H W ’ lFORT- \ Brminole Hotel Best Business Site in Sanford t h i £o L A M P it') H E R I, TAKE I I IT ‘k ^ ~ R O C U ' A - ‘b H E t*t> SANFORD. FLORIDA. First Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) 200 feet frontngo Prettiest Aercngo in Seminole 20 1-2 acres a t Paula (Borders two Inkeii) m33 1-3 Acres already ■ Sub-divided and ready jj to go $400 per acre. Lot close in on First Street, $3,500. - BUT TOOR. w i r e . vyAMT*b / V 'i O » H -V V ii A r COMPAtSY* | f't ‘o O R R Y , Estate Developers Promoter! U ral Brokers ISy GEORGE M cM A N U S W HAT FULTON, INC Wo Cover Florida Heal Estate Like the Sunshine' I.EARN ABOU-r Folk rounty and ir o iit nitMiHKMt <>r 1 mil hr r it I'Til If *if ill n nml Lakeland, through the Star- h.iim-e In Mil «fcrtwl Telegram. Best advertising me­ trrlnr nml Hoof l»tiii» «»f ** WANTED: Painting and paper dium in South Florida. Published ■Ikh. hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ mornings. STAR-T LLEGRAM laikeland. Florida.______________ ford and N. Y. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of 35— Wanted Help. Male Florida real estnto advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One csn‘ BOYS WANTED G R E A T E S T P L A N HOOK cent a word daily, two cents a wort Telegraph Office, Sundays. ________ _______ _ once. WANTED: Man to wash windows. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Apply 7:30 a. m. Saturday. 119 accepted want ad medium m Daytona (Fla ) One cent u word E lm A.-e.____________ _________ an insertion. Minimum 25c. WANTED AT ONCE: Experienced THE CLARKSBURG EX PONENT soda mnn. Laney’s Drug Store. —Central West Virginia's larg­ 37—Wanted Ilelp. Salesman est daily. Want ad rute 1 I-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or SALESMEN: Wo have a good op­ more lc per word cnch insertion. portunity to offer real esltitc LkT y OU WANT TO BUY or iell salesman. One who is familiar with anything? If k° advertise in tho greater Sanford District pre­ the G a in e s v i ll e Sun. , ferred. Sanford Grove, Inc,. •» • F irst N at’L Bank Bldg, l'houe .1J. Loans m o n e y a v a il a b l e SALESMEN WANTED: Wr w|:t,lt two more good real e s ta te sales ago Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% men to sell a fast selling subdivis­ i* first when In the market fur funds ion in the city limits of Minfor.L Don't miss a good chance to nmK .... Artfiltr ILniHI bub Magnolia & Second A. P. CONNELLY & SONS VJvS}) YCU O ■N P T r R ^ IQ H T S ' INtoaPdH4 tVR JOHN E. FOX, Represent alive iATllUt OVER ^ n g im Twenty men for out Osteen Cement plant, Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary White and colored. Good pay and bonus. Inquire ,— gfr. Jx C . T H E C O Y TH A T W R O T E . "H O M E U3 ‘b'WCLtLT HOrAE.* K P t e W A L O T A O O O T N tu tA C ( O O T T H A T t^ > A U L - - W. P. Carter REALTOR 230 MeLsch llldtf. Phone 718 Winter Hays Are Here Sv« Our Now Assortment of Andirons and Fire Sets Ball H ardw are Co. PllONB a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c26f8d219a3aecc998da6a97a68b8880.pdf 3d6faab667455fa2fa2369efda21c427 PDF Text Text » • .•• ’ I'nr WS-TS 'lit "A 5PAPER — . i' ■ 3 -v i |jorida'8 Uear ’ ■test Vegetable -t Garden Land - . . . . - — I— , .SlorltUi-, Ral^. tonight, slightly colder iti central anU northern por­ tions; light fronts In extreme north portion If weather rcqintns clear; Sandier partly cloudy, modcrate north ASSOCIATED PRESS L E A S E D WIRE to cast winds. ] RANlOni), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923. HOME EDITION For Safety ■BWuv.__ U TROUBLE !i)E R STRAIN IN ARMY TRIM, ited Hy 291 To living A Noting Plaintiff Aging Fast, Says Counsel While Dusky Sermcl To Argument Arising Between General King And " ire Is Reported Near NerRepresentative R e i d Will vctisIIreakdounFrom Worry Be Recorded Next Week Debate Sen sat ional Evidence Recess Is Declared Expected On Monday I'or Army-Navy Game Enter INations 1 1A t ' Na' >' ,)cI»artment Will Not ... . . . 1 " ‘R Client Has Reconvene Court Tn Re. ‘ Pent Almost All Of Money! call Lansdownc Witnesses C o n fid e n t tification taensable y - . N" v- 28—(AP). The activities of the mysterious [llindonberg maniac who mams Toledo (O .) L I S t a tt? WASHINGTON, Nov t r- 2 8 _ (/p ) « fits? a£ NUMBER 103 [o Judge Not To Give Alimony To Childless Wife Who Petitions For Divorce Briand Formed After * IIICAGO, Nov. 28.—(/V)— No onger will the plaintive nml putty petitioner, who tells o f n snort and unhappy married life m which no children figured, be given alimony an long as she •o n not remarry, by Superior •ourt Judge Harry Lewis. Me has no aid for what he calls Ional alimony diggers.' _ here s no reason for alimony in such cases in this ago o f equal rights, he thinks. Judge Lewis hears about half the divorce pe­ titions filed in Cook county (l Idougo}. "Why a healthy, chlldlc ss wo­ man should receive alimony from a divorced husband is beyond niy comprehension,” he says. ‘It he wants to marry again he is forced to consider the bur­ den of il:.. payments to his first wite. V ’t she is free to remarry when she wishes.” Removing Obstacles "The alimony automatically stops then, but if she so desires she may remain single nml force her former husband to support her until old age." "The idea of the ninrringe in­ stigation <is the man nml wife shall live together and propagato the race. When they separate, both cease, in that regard, to lie o f any benefit to the commun­ ity. Most o f the women who cento before me have positions o f their own ami earn almost as much as their husbands.” If husbands and wives ar­ range a cash settlement when the divorce decree is signed, Judge Lewis has no objection. In his opinion he makes excep­ tions in cases where children figure or where tho wife is phyrically helpless. Ho also thinks alimony should he awarded while suits are pending. BODY OF M G U S H l ^ ^ S I Agrees To QUEEN MOTHER IS Jourdain Take Pension Post SENT TO WINDSOR While London Sleeps, Is Taken On Final To Place Where It Rest Among English Senate Is Cause Of Delay Today Body Hide Is To Kings WINSDON, Eng., Nov. 28.-(/T ) — England’s queen mother Was brought home to rest among the tombs o f the kings at Windsor this morning. \\ hile London slept, Alexandria’s body was taken from Westminster Abbey where the funeral services were held yesterday ami convey­ ed by motor hearse to this, the most beautiful o f all the royal castles in England. As the procession entered tho palace grounds the sun’s ray flushed on the flng draped coffin uml brought into strong relief tho gray, snow-capped lowers o f the ancient home o f royalty. To Rest t)i\ Catufolgue Tho ensket was placed on a catafalque below the steps of the altar in St. Georges chapel where it will rest amidst u profusion of flowers until a snrehopagus is pre­ pared beside . . . that , o f Alexandria’s husband, Edward a '■ n iVII. ' ‘ . i ....! J. .:.!; ,.0 , <>ck ,n ■lmplot prlvate commltal service was held, with all tho royal family present. 1ho ancient cloister about tho royill chapel, was filleil with wreaths from all parts o f tho world; not sinco the funerals o f Victoria nml Edward VII has such a magnifieiont collection o f choice flowers been seen. My noon thousand o f people hud como to view the cloister, and many more thousands ure expected tomorrow. Briand Will Remain In Charge Of Foreign Affairs For Present Army and week s tin ts and clubs women In the PARIS, Nov. 28— (A P ).—. Ijournment. yesterday darkness have thrown women o f Aristide Brinml officially an­ that city Inin terror. Above is I. ' i t T ' " l,r5 * nounced the formation nml curity pact shown one girl who is wearing her «aire whbh is 'S lin g on"his'^i ‘ a a Ilu!n' member tho court, coort, and and The ordeal also it; reported"^ I-,‘vo ,,l','r "off the personnel o f his eighth min­ caties nego- brother's ovcm.-as helmet ns pro­ brought Rhinclnndcr's wife to > . ,7)"k **' " f Illinois, istry this afternoon. Tho point of nervous breakdown ' V defense counsel, lias productection. last obstacle to its completion > |*l e i i l i c r g, Tho suit is the mahi ton!.’ J ',| lr;" '|,|u. »' Btc waters of conversation here m a nil' r*edlt!i , -elite I|. ‘ and the sequel is yet was overcome by the accept­ lr and F or... be recorded. ane Milln with n plan to Intro-' ,, . , . ance o f the portfolio of pen­ fsircMsmann duce witne■. u„. tri,| Meanwhile,thoNuvy,Department sions by Patti Jourdain. Tho |ion tomorrow Monday, with tc.-timony that •,*,vt«'.-«l that the Shenandoah rith the repnow cabinet follows: 'VHI Is? more sensational titan any ' " Ul‘ ,’1, '"'I'm y |H not to ho roI'Jnr nations, Premier and Minister o f For­ y ct ^presented. | convened for the purpose o f reF. I\ Forster U rg es A p p r e cia ­ Books Closed Friday With rument.x. eign affairs, Aristide ilriand. Mills refused to comment mi Ic;,.llin»f witni!« for cross examinFOREIGN tion O f Im p ortan ce OT 1'olrarno loll, 1.730 Names registered To Justice, Kinc Kounlult. Thousands pny last tribute to this beyotiH that he .li<| not nlan I? ' ,l,y l'" l!,,;,d f«r Mrs. Zachary ckstng late erv Cull tire In E sta b lish in g Interior, Camellc Chnutcmps Vole In Election To Be a lengthy cross examination *,f the '" " " '" " t i e in rontireUmi with her Dowager Queen Alexamlria as the wide­ Finance, Louis l.ouehcur. < Fminilaliun o f C om m u n ity dusky wife, AJice Jones Rhine| * ," iir-J,s that ( ’apt. Paul Foley, forHeld On Tuesday, Dec. 8 st economic hotly lies in slate before being War, Paul I’ninlcvc. lamler. or her faNw-r, G-orge .lone', “ dvoeate o f the court, Kificalioii in- laid to rest in tomb beside her Navy, Georges I-oyguoi, "Inventors and homeseckers in Who are expected Approximately 1,730 voters were . . l!' Ik* the next ittempted to influence her testi­ husband. Public Instruction, Edouard Dais northern communities are nil mony before tho court. registered on tho city hooka when witimcses. !i is predicted that Alice kvailo'l out nuier. President Von Iliiuienbcrg to­ talking Sanford, und usking of the the time limit fixed by law proRhinelander's eoumel will ask le r A request fur rucli action, and jiradiiiiM on day signed the hill passed by Gommcrco, Daniel Vlcnt. said F. I*, hihited the entry of mldltiomil if sho sh«» still loves and ii.iXiUing t \il|ing IT ,for4. “ stenographic copy „r all *...ity’s ' , development," . ' I!!, pn.'-l ginfrn* Public Works, Ann tide De Monthe Reichstag which ratified the Diluent Sanford elU -; name., after r.:.ti» o’clock yesterday effect a reconciliation wiY|j the 1"aony relating to the inchleut.C !' '.i' " -11 conditions .. I n ■clr. l.ocnrnn trcntiei*. t returned from i afternoon, Imt this list does not If the Khiti husband, who deserted her a numth u," n,t1u''l '’-v J«»*|'h K. Davies, v " v ’’J ' " ! , "i Pensions, Paul Jourdain. <V 1 1 3 :1 » Aristide Ilriand announces the after their marriage be t vearAu.- 7 ’ "!' V1 l,,r Mr»- ‘ ■ans.lowne, iv n J o .Y ih v ',,r wIi I firmly believe j show the number o f those quuti|t nf tiic bill Agriculture, Jean Durand. * wiU witne * an nc- ,j fled. .to. vote in tho city ............. election 0 ...............I to enter the personnel o f hit eighth cabinet on publication o f the fia t b • Imd ‘,r" u 'l yesterday by Rear Admiral I !: . . 1 9 HR (’olonU’s, Ia’ oii Prrrier. <‘ampin’ll, judge advUCJate L'i'iiiril T r n m i1? 1,111 ' !*'>«-! to be bold Dec. 8, it Is announced, today to President Dountergue. negro blood. If* This morning’s hitch was due to -X V t" 1 4 r.u . ibditie that will astound th e ' Tor a cheek by II. C .lhtlloso; couiw° r the Navy. ■ho •i;■| i It I She is expected to answer the fact that the donate cleniundutl DOMESTIC . ,n*'st opt'inii: tic of our citizens.” ' ty supervisor of registration, Is ex|fi>i’ days of the affirmative. Counsel for both moro represent atNen in the caldA» I" the Milelii II trial, episode. In many who Gerald Chapman, given three »ides declined to comment «n"n yesterday, Rep.’ Reid dwl’am VlaD Ithat iiet| the list an Mctni-officially fore-* -- p a l trmany would I ‘L''1; 1 l<‘ '‘ “ 'lunllfy |i to o-i allrd months’ reprieve by Gov. Turn­ rumor that thn father o f Mr. Joprs”, r tim rust containing only three mein" t ' ‘il. " s r .... M ,ax '» r bull, is now acting as one o f his white daughter, brought over fmm Frank exIsirs o f the upper house. Senator Do Monsie, Perrier and Roustun. Ito the hu|H’ own lawyers in his fight to serve England years ago is now if I J U|Kin arriving at the I’nlaeo th is' I with his 2.r>-year sentence in Atlanta. prosperous business man living forenoon, M. Ilriand said there continue on Chicago judge says he will no near Poiighkmjpsie, N. Y. •‘ •»k .;%ciuenni ny in,- iic.li.s now allrueting the attention .,f might he a few minor changes hut newspapers desired to register Jaity ami mr- longer award alimony to itho air. Mills laughed nt the rrpotl t tenw counsel, caused him to turn (he nation. |l:jW that ho would bo ready to present this morning, City Clerk L. It. childless wife who seckti n di­ that Rhinelandc'r’s fortune of I JmiiN.ind-. I\iy Homage sharply on the court member with | "We have all been nsleep for his collaborators to tho president 1’ hilips announced, In commenting witics elim- vorce. ‘ •‘•‘I legacy from his grandfather, the exclamation: >the past decade" Mr. Funder^tut-' on the law closing tho bunk* on LONDON, N .v. 28.—(A1) Th.ni- this l flat-noon. Si I Y f f l * j Ihtioiu with The Rhinelander trial is caus­ bail nearly all b< rn spont in prqi • sands o f pcrsois rendered hori, , ls' ,,Dt «*«mn rot. and id. "but we have at last nwakenM. lourdnln’s appointment l a __ Nov. 27, I f dnyt. Iteforo the 'g en ­ Ly via | ing such a strain yu the nJnintifC -eeution o f the trial. “ I have no 1 nge to th*' Dow^iger Queen AUhtetl to the possibilities that lire rep­ arbitn.tion and his bride lhat he is r* ported idea that ho spent anything lil:*- , , *, ’ incident happened na Mr. resented in Sanford’s central lo- eral <•! etlon to be held on the first miilrn in Westminister Abbey un­ first time that Aleicc-lmrraino has \ “ t r ti' been so represented in tho min- ' Tuesday after the first Monday in Inatior.i, it i> to lie aging fast while Tils wife * 100.000,” Mr. Mflla said, “ lind 1"i ‘ |"iV erossoxmniuing Maj. Jar- eulion in the celery delta and til an early hour today. In nn endIstry sinco the premiership of December. p*nd iniiw-trial in raid to he near a nervous certainly I got very little of it." .1. Ii.im, one of tho two pro.su• oranoo lanih, attil its a<lvantn^* .1 . I L, !,h bne from shortly after the I’olncaire. The undersecretaries o f now is in a breakdown. I he registration books hooks show a I funeral yesterday they passed by state Mr. Mills hopes for an early eiitiiui witnesses, presented yestcr- cons position at the head o f the are: |*e thougflt to Mitchell court martial recesses conclusion o f the ease. “ The strain ' e ye year 192ft |tho bier in the dimly lighted eaHastening to apologize, King St. John: River or what will soon gain of ,1 names for the Aviation, M. Laurent-Eynnr, in Knasia. over week-end to permit its i-i telling on my client and he is explained that ho was “ merely |lie an inlet waterway of national and it is believed that nut ‘.V’" 11 h believed tliht more I theilrnl until I o’clock YbhTmorm Wnr, M. Onsolu. I in London to members to ace the Arm y-Navy than a score o f additional nnm* s |mg. aging rapidly.” lie said, “ He is nl- talking to another member o f the- ! importance, a I><■*>*11if*11 xeeni* Finance, Paul Monk pan delegates football game In New York. **' would •/have been on . . .the.1 •• It ........... seemed to w he m the nm: t broken hearted over the ease court. . . . . ij iu mil ii » extending ufimiiiK 11 from mu i.ir far mu northern ilium i1JWi. .» .1 _ *placed « , v lU'riru to Merchant Marine, Charles Danutire that the I flout care who you wer* points i*. the k* vs of Florida. if the time hud permitted pay tribute to Alexandra before Iclou, and feels deeply th*' humiliation STATE ppatient over Diking to." Foley returned, who "The construction of the S t .' " Kl” tr,‘Il,,1 on *,m *uKh Saturday ns she w- • lai.l .......... i.nlav he a,le Liberate decision, M. Chauvin. The McArthur will litigation iie has undergone. If f did not adilei wionji wldvd he wanted it "in the rrc. Johns Indian River canal will fu r -' m“ l,y c,Uzcn8 suppos- King Edward M l. h.’r husband, know from the official record he I’hysicnl Education, l ’uul IleanAllies anti hearing in Jacksonville is in re­ ord.1 In his statement, lifter nil- ther enhance this city’s reputation 11 ’ I ‘ he tomb beneath St. Georges xct. is only 22. I would take him for ,r*l. cess for the week-end. |m enlarged. I lte election will be held to fill |Ghnpel nt Wind .or. jmirnnieut, however, the defense a-< a tourist center offering every Housing, M. I.evasseue. Jacksonville man charged with n man o f at least .’Mi." thc« vacancy enused by tho termin- 1 W’ li ’ti I’lidnight approached it ounsel iniKiuneing that he would attraction that tho trauciout M. ilriand intends to devote nuwt Counsel for Mrs. Rhiurfander | buying wife, asks permission < Hnmtt'd that some TfilMlOO o f his time to foreign affair.i expert tin* ease to reach the jury move to strike it from the record. <« eks," Mr. Forster predicted, “ nml atimi of Dr. G. J. Marshall's term ’v' t" attend her funeral today. .--aiil he would take no advantage of I expect Sanford's future tourist as city commissioner, and the polls had filed past the coffin. The lino Ho has appointed I’iorre Laval No trace has been found o f Tuesday afternoon unless the at tiie old fire station will he o p -, outside the Abliey hud lessened in an under secretary o f stato for the tlm incident although ns every development to go hand in huiul plaintiff introduces surprise wit­ Arthur Henry, Negro, o f Orlan­ lawyer knows, were this a civil with the growth of its commere- cited from 7S1U o'clock to sunset length, but there still were many jiesidenry o f the counsel and the do. or his three abductors, who nesses in rebuttal. oil Dec. 8. who desired to enter the cathedral. latter will attend the internal mat­ procceding the jury would have ial growth. spintid him away from a 1lOH* II. It. Stevens r.nd E. F. I! The tire I officials, however, order ter connected with the premiership. been immediately discharged. "In this connection” he added, pital following a shouting! a f­ IlfM. lament was a full fledged _ While there were reports that "I would like to urge Hanford holder are the only two candidates ed tile gates clo-ed us the midnight fray between he and two detect­ Gen. King would resign or ask to citizms not to neglect the basic who will offer for the office, |)r. hour struck. Disappointed people 2h.—or> ives, who were also injured. J. Marshall, having declined to e!amni<d Ininllv and nt firyt vainly iri"t accepted the untier socretury>c excused from further duty on foundation of this community itlu ■ lit iir a t im t run for re election, claiming that In lm permitted to render their last i.liip nt the request o f former Fi­ LOCAL the court, it was the general opmost important factor in the city’s I. *■m\ St MeArnance Minister fnllniux, who is u inion that be would be content to pr< enti and future development the press of personal business p re -j I, ■••eeta tn the dead. frank I*. Forster, president “ ho|„ . | . close personal friend. Abbey Reopened For One Hour have the incident simply erased iitnl that is tin* culture of celery vented his proper attention to pub­ <'f r irst National Hank, upon * w ill o f lic affairs. Tlic new enhinel is compoicd o f After going through tho crowd from the records. and other produce." M Me.\r- " turn from New York, iHresscs four :’ ?iintors and nine deputies. ami lalking to some of tho more The Valdez Grill, including a Mr. Forster declared that norththe import unco o f celery grow ­ ^ lle , Wi *1.m,'irons it was found that many era investors and business men dining room capable of seating 7n ing as well as catering to tour­ Really Hoard Will r e v o lte d , o f them had come from distant were giving less attention to persons and two mailer rooms for | » th- \Vee|; ists. a ■ • i • farts o f thr country. When this tirietly tourist cities and wore * ity registration list shows private dinner parties, will be Advertise Listings concentrating 1a s i e m n u * f * 1 kvM»wii the ALL'y wa.4 on Florida eomniun- < a r m o r s 1l»*ling in many new names qualified to completed and oim’ iiciI for Imsinc -ai >• gy ^ jrcBjirm i| fnr one* hour, rnnhliiut itie * that combined tourist attar*'- rn other rein- v” ti in the coming city election. within n few weeks, according to In order that the people of San­ lions with a commercial solidity I o Kadio Loncert n"Thrco ,,i“*i*,‘*•»n«*. »h.s.-ofri„. Mr . Mathilda Williams, a nu nnounccnicnt made today by ford may • obtain idea amt and Mwathed <o •mam some me:, , Ht;l|,i|ity IIN that tragic deaths havo occur I i Wurt W. Warner, manager of tlm I j ^ l appreciation •'f the resident o f Sanford for 20 years I i. . _ . ---------■ , ifd in connection with th*’ passing ..... il" " [ i s ..... for this city’s Slogan of "i'ity Drastic repairs and improvo Vnldez Hotel, which »vill nperati the Sanford•I Leal I’.s 'jile Hf. Cn urge | •bin stnldently Friday afternoon RAPIDS, W I WISCONSIN Im ar.l... .. •• "f Alexandra. Yesterday evening i n m a stroke o f apoplexy, the grill room for the convenience n|)|| t||0 , haraeter of the men emu- .Substantial. Nov. 28.—I.l’i Two mysterious Ho’ Lady May ores, wife o f Sic merits now being curried out ut •f 'no . . . . . . 1 The new Forrest laike Hotel the city gas plant will insure Reiter gas is promised Hun- o f its "nests. ■‘il; - ’ Cn- t|„. I’.’ .i.ig it. a pilbllellv committee r(.|lri.„ .l(1;t „ „ „ (lf tlu. ,t masked gunmen utalkcd into a WII ’ mi IJrakc, lord Mayor o f Sanford homes o f receiving betf " r'l people following the com ­ Tho main rnom is nrti tlealiv roadhouse half it mile from th i. In l-cade,| by I’ rank McNeil i.n.l in- ai.Ili<.Vem,’iila of this section" the i London, died suddenly from heart t*r pressure and a better quality city last night and shot two men ■ at h n v in g pletion of improvement}! now be­ decorated and arranged, and th eiinling II. A. Howard and I. II. p iSajl| ■ h Itad atti mil tl a I ‘ *1 completed grill is expected to r<’p Seruggi, bus dei-id’.d to luuiicb as they sat listening to a radio memorial service in St. Paul's ca­ of gas, according to n statement tn .Cun . ing made by city officials, "Develop your tourTst uttrnc- concert. made today by City Manager W. bunera! services f.ir late Cant. resent one of th*’ most modern and thedral. , Imal . , nilverti: ifitf lions, build more hotels, beautify II. Williams, who attributed tho is belli at Episcopal best equipped small restaurants in through R. A. Davis, a farmer, watt in­ the page:! of the Sunford , hl. lity tht. wutorfront” be It ' h*:,;k;r'’d in The afternoon Cuon custodian caused in bnu'b !• ruhiy afternoon. this section o f the state. stantly kill’ d. A bullet plowed of th<* W’est Minister Abbey, who recent inconvenience Coruln ^ f„reIfr "* Ileruld. said, "but do not forget that tho many homes by low pressure of >al.|.z Hotel grill makes aaOne• oOIf me the private dining Iiriwi**- • •*■*••>*. mon beginning ami n«T- ruiuncenieiit beginning He*’, Doc. I and extending Ilt!tuninco „ r Sanford’s continued through hi* brain. bod overtaxed himself in nrrung- gas to the inadequate equipment that grill William Hauer, nt <> a farmer, b\" for the funeral o f Alexandra to lie known ns tho ‘Orange Room through the *’iitire month, a double ^g p ^ th a,„| prosperity is found in •b? last L that is in operation nt the city off t" Provide page . „,|vertis«’im’r will 1be „ parfloned ____ advertisement will appear. .......... |1(, aiq au| producing ability of its was shot jo the ndbomcn and wa»|w ‘ nt hornt, m. ” i nm llfrail| it hn, plant. M e T i 'u ^ i h, r « 3 hwPuthe : ' 1|,,J’ w,« "P^n on Dec. 1. two divisions for the accomoda­ daily in 1 be Herald with apace al- 1fj(.|,| expe* ted to live. iKren Iim» much for me," his w if ......... nml' give tho fields and the riotThe Mr. Williams declared that the killers challenged their in­ beard him murmur as she snt nt tion o f small private parties, and lotted to each member of He farmer equal if not greater eonsui t murhitury at the ga:; works waa tended victims tiefuro firing. will lx* decorated and dc igmd in ' ' ’•:•* .1 t, bis bedside. Immediately he died. designed to produce 100,000 feet board, and the bargain:) that each j,| •ration than you would accord "David, we want you” calmly J»‘-nv i„ lh an unusual and attractive idyl*. lint to offer. A large bell which tilted and fell others.’ Uni ■ announced the taller of the two. over pinned a man to the floor of of gas n d:iy instead of tho 200,000 A raised platform in the corner Mrs. C. I*. Marlowe, secretary feet that is now required in San­ Then ho fired from the hip. o f tiie main room will Ik? occupied of the organization will assi..t in the belfry, crushing his head and ford homes. “ Bauer, you’re next," said the Army Downs Navy •uniiiiti body. by nn orchestra at meal ( the preparation of data for the Ho said that an oxpert from the and regular dinner dances will be daily advertisements. By 10 to :i Count other us ho fired. M I " ) f vX, ! I ' factory supplying tho machinery Tiie gunmen then hacked out t T j. 71 inaugurated if this plan pn>v»n \ was on the spot for the purpose o f w 1 i t ’ A I 3 i ami escaped in an automobile. ;a the h,».irm^ ' popular with Sanford’s younger The final score o f the ArmyW \NTS FEE UfelH < Ell 2)(DAVTo n A ijKA(;II( K]a., Nov. directing improvements und sug­ Frank Flaloff, proprietor of tho l ; a .1 . j J h j; Navv game played today on the set, it is said. gesting now equipment, and pre­ lfl’ — i* le is hcirimiinif l o s A n g e l e s . n «»v. 28.—Jack Washington Grid iron gave the roadhouse, was sitting with Davis Remodeling work has b*-"" comdicted that the near future would [and Bauer when the shooting becadets the long end of a I0-.'I pi ted, Mr. Warner stated, and Dempsey wants the city t*i rcduc*? ‘b i L n witness a relief o f tho presunt gnn. score amaiucd by dcsirraU’ i>he.MnP v lmi7n," la nrc being pub All that is delaying the opening the $lu daily license fco on his situation. was added to the ense Tl " ■''or*bern newspuiiors. of the grill is the delnv attending gym, which, with a state tax h • playing in 2nd and 3rd quarters byMystery ^Rtipodes the fuel that apparently Itaucomplains is denting his hank roll. the delivery of equipment expect­ •rought i'u’lft,| ,U L ’| tlC’>Ino vmlpnlnu "icssago The funeral o f Gapt. W. A. Fitts vj. i 'l| ii.uk Horida «r and Davis were strungers. IJau1 [| L . ( „ Florida yesterday Convict Boss Now ed hero last week. t 0’ Snv. 28 _ cr declared he bad never seen Davis pioneer Sanford citizens, was held Allen, ! riMif .. .•aaiu 1 ---**• •» vice-president »««.W*|UC.X|IU.,|lL Under $2,500 Bond until lust night when he met him nt 3:30 o'clock yesterday aftur'. a n T 4 Shore- 7 n,,u,a^ ‘r "< O'.ytona noon at Holy Cross Episcopal nt th*' roadhouse. Robbery was Death Claims Mrs. hrr?. Au,‘ Uk- v wiiu l wlnR » week’s interChurch, with Itcv. Mortimer Glov­ ALBEMARLE, N. C.. Nov. 2 8 . not attempted. Y,,n" I,. . h of ‘ be biggest Matilda Williams er officiating. — Facing charges of murder «• lir.'c -r I .m, M uf ‘ be North. Cnpt. Fitts wus for many y.’ urs and assault with a “ deadly wea­ '»i Kr, , i : i'<‘rs ure heginning1 to Center Plays S. C. u member and vestryman o f the pon", N. C. Cranford, convict *u [kWa.1. „ '1 by;’ ' }'i ‘ he real causo of this Friends of Mrs. Matilda Wil­ und his funeral wus tho perintendent was bniay under bond ! JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 28.—(A'l woman, who is in tin? St. Lukou On Columbia Grid church liams, 818 W. Jrd Street. #«»■ hospital suffering from n bullet first to be be Id in the building, of 82,000 to appeur at the next —Visibly shaken by the tragedy rhocked to hear of her 1■' woui d in the mouth said to have which was placed in service on session of Superior Court in Stun^ kfl"wn in i “ When denth yesterday altcrnoen from • which broke up hi* home at the nl.no In'cn inflicted by Allen, wus COLUMBIA, 8. C.. Nnv. 28.— Krister Sunday. ley county. 'Mhp ii'nt'i" Ir#rryi'ng finU HtnrU‘,? nu" Florida? „ rlh,s ■taynw ny-from - stroke o f apoplexy sustain^* •* dinner hour Thanksgiving evening, recovering today, hospital author­ f/P)— Center College of Danville. Mrs. M. F. Barnes and Mrs. T. Tho two indictments canto from Ky.. nml tho University o f South A. Neal, daughters o f Capt. Fitts, the grand jury yesterday folio* 11. lie v‘ cl f/opngandn many people her home shortly after •* 0 c ,,c C c Allen, 28. who surrendered ities said. for their who nrr now residing in Orlando, ing a three day probe into the al­ Allen today was unwilling to Curolinu were ready . , to E. W. Hayes, night county jail­ i I- •|U,< ns *bc result Flor- in the afternoon. LQ l ! Mrs. Williams was report™ w talk about the trugudy, pending coiojiat here thin afternoon to und Capt. uml Mr*. It. Sheldon, leged mistreatment o f prisoners er, later, asked for permission to f r !!! ) ^ 0 n AU»n said “ 8Cri0US b ,o v /" -Mr­ close tins collegiate football sen- o f New Smyrna were nntong the by the fonnun. havo been in excellent liralth ^ attend the funeral of his wif**. the advice of counsel. P H o m o ^ ^ c e n t l y , owing to a coun- her death came as a ^ ^ ‘foSd I M ^ 'V /n i c Allen. 22. of whose "W e were all sitting down to son in South Carolina. This is the many who came to pay their Inst her many acquaintances - , hrrc nuri|cr he stands charged on th. supper; that's all i will say at this only game in tho stato today and tribute to one o f the most respect­ WEATHER time." h<? declared' when asked to it drawing u patronage from dif­ ed citizens o f Sanford, who died and this section of the ^ op ; jail docket WASHINGTON. Nov. 28-G TV D-h i t|... ,|, ’'KHining to realize that sho has lived for more Thursday morning. Weather outlook for the week b* Mrs. Allen’s bo*ly was found in confirm or deny the story told yes- ferent parts o f tho state. Both teams had light workouts Honorary (mil bearers were: ginning Monday: *io.| ' rj* r-i-lig a tcd , . y Yroim'’ Jn«|a was in- yenrs. . , K„ „ a room of her h*.mc about III! tcrilay bv Whitmore. b .l ! ' ,l{ bp, n / ^ . brough Motives o f bus Charles Hawkins, M. F. Robinaon, Mrs Williams is M rviw ^ norUl Df this city early . '*-1 Ho admitted that there wa.* a here yesterday. South Atlantic and cast <iv result *u of | fourth person in his home when und Alexander Vaugh. Active pall states: Mostly fair except for a " 'a i r y mid a keen daughter, daUKhUr. M l» U l « °t '« o '» ‘ htcPl; J Miss V terdatf. She died as the rc*olt ‘ tiie trouble began Thursday night. BLOCK SIGNALS INSTALLED bearers were A. P. Connelly, C. period o f rains shortly after r* J- T>. And w‘, h t e I'C° i,!!c ln the nor‘ b. this city, and n «f1r3n,lf "infurd. a bullet wcurd through her beat.. GARMISCH, Nov. 28,—(/P)— W. Goodrich, Forrest Lake, C». I. middle o f tbo week. Modcn Miss Nora Powell, also of •3n|“ , j r lln.,P.| .erviren for her art to L' He declined, however, to dUcbww Funeral services will b* comiuct-1 alT Vcrdic. in -Nasiauj this person’s identifiention. Conn­ •birtonkirchen-Klectrirk block »ig- ’ ucks, G. A. Speer, and B. F. temporatureo moat o f tho we< \ ■ ^ iM».i h ,n K,orj Frcii King, l| work- nah ha* lieen insullcd on tobog­ Whitncr. Interment followed st followed by a cold spell at end flr«-Ur they Northem agentB ed nt 3:30 o ’cloct this afternoon |hcidjloday nt %c.utc. gan iy thtj Ui iuu Alps. tU Lew municipal cemetery, _ at tho Mii'ler F nteral Home, RcT‘ |c#j ^ Whitmore, brother of the] log on the case, --------------------------------------• tnd mi^raOn^^nmi! * ‘ aung bouth.”o t5lclr tnink* hill pnaHcd MANY NEW NAMES SAYS (TTY WELL APPEAR ON CITY KNOWN IN NORTH LIST OF VOTERS News Summary 'tar ,xt =; ,”r ..... \i TIB '*"• W f Valdez G r i l l To lie Opened Within Next Three Weeks Better G a s Will Follow Repair O f Municipal P l a n t Bandits Kill Two 1 . , ,, On State awsed By Jealous business Interests ' I i1'i f ( f l i p Captain Fills,Aged Sanford Citizen, Is Laid To Rest Here i ! Charged With Slaying His Wife, Man Asks Permission To Attend Funeral ' E. L>. Brotynlee oificwtintf’ \ / ( ■ ’ i �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOV E M B E R j?,1925 ►AGE TWELVE m rn m m m Where the skill of a city builder is evident . . j i i IV If ASTER skill of a city builder is evident in Loch-Arbor. Improvements that are now well under 1V 1 way give promise of making Loch-Arbor one of the most attractive developments ever placed before the local home seeker or investor. It is a promise that will be kept to the letter. . OCH-AI'HOR is the foremost development o f the Sanford district. The number of lots and homesitcs will be as limited as they were in the Crystal Lake Club Section. You are familiar with values in the nearby sections, you should familiarize yourself with every plot of LochArbor that will be developed. Study this development, you v ill recognize that this is the type of community that will never lack for buyers. L E want you to see Loch-Arbor. Drive your own car if you prefer It is our wish that a repreV V. sentative accompany you that every phase ol the development program can he explained in detail. Delaying your visit to this development may mean disappointment when the next section is offered to the public. temporary Office Seminole Bank Bldg �'H*s and all parties claiming Interest In Escaped Convict Is edncsda»y n Wednesday vnnin»>. _i_ ‘ Held For A uto T h eft evenings subject, ‘The Land o3i________ „ ltllw u llu llt Present Persecutions' n "Judy o f conditions in Roumanin. p .r.n r r F, v { S T . The First Baptist Church ex- FT. PIERCE, Fla., Nov.— UP)— tenets n hearty welcome to resi- Tom Roach> escaped convict o f a Michigan penitentiary, was held dents and visitors. here today under a $2,500 bond for CHRISTM N SCIENCE SOCIETY the grand Jury on a charge of the Christian Science Services are theft o f an automobile. He was held in the Woman’s Club, Oak arrested in Eau Gallic and brought Avenue near Third Street, every here by St. I.ucio county deputies. h unday morning at 11:00 o’clock. He pleaded guilty to the charge, Sunday School at l 6 "6o. Subject! admitting that he stole the autofur Sunday: "Ancient and Modem I mobile to make n trip to JacksonNecromnnry alias Mesmerism ami ville. Hypnotism, Denounced.’’ Wednesday evening services Pensncnla — 500 watt radio which InclucvQ testimonies of henling are held in the Woman’s Club broadensting station will be erect­ ed soon, behind city hall. » t ,:00 o’clock. 'I h\s S >ci< ty maintains a free reading room where the Bible ami authorized f ri: cirri Science liter­ ature m iy lie read, borrowed or Jpurchased. room 517 First Nationj «l Hank Rvilrling. Open Wednesdny and Saturday from two until five. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday S-hnol, F. II. Adams, Sunt., fl;:o A. M. Men’s Wesley Bible Class 10:00 A. M. Morning Worshin; Sermon by ra 'tor 11:00 A. ,V,. Upworth League meetings 0:30 I'. M. 1 I ren h'.ng by the pastor 7:30 P . <a&: I£ $ p —-i rtnti A co cordial invitation to visitors | r 1 ‘ " nil "Irnng ers. New members will \ .. be i rci’ ed e j at the morning service. Emmet I.mender nntl Genevieve Hrnilrickf- staged j, colonial w deling at the teccnt centennial celebration nt Ilerlford, Iml. The crowd .thought It wan cnly in fun but Inter Ivnrnct) it marriage. ■ CONGRFG/jTH " \ l , CHURCH Sunday j. 0 ’ ' . • , .Morning Service and Sin.to i, 11 ‘ock. LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MII.AHY < cEvenlrg Service. 7:80 o'clock. BY MAKY MAIIKII \l.t. A ccrrllal w Icome for nil stringin the chy arc invited to make Copyright McClure Syndicate this their church home. Thr Light-weight Evening Wrap ly over the hack of your chair, liar. Many Advantage* T.tfn of gild t.r mctnl brocade enrele •.- U H l'RCll OF T in : HOLY CROSS FirM Sunday in Advent. Year. Ghitrch School U;|5 n. m. The material of this evening ' cltbration of Holy Commuii- j cane is called gold tissue gmifro ion ntul sermon II a. m. — because its surface is like that Evening Prayer and sermon, of a waffle, which the French call 7:J!0 p. m. gniifre. Special selections of music. To the woman of fashion who Morning: Organ Voluntary "la never goes forth after dark it vi f x Plaintive Song” Nubbins. In a luxurious, well-heated motor Of ft rtnry—Soprano solo “ Re­ car th'.ro i* no rtaj necessity for S jjF l pent Y »" t iyril Scutt. n very thick or very heavy ev, aI'.vening: Organ Voluntary- ; | Ing wrap. There is a Invitdi use of i layer In II.' Flat" Guibrunt. ; fur trimming on many of tin Offertory: avior Like a Shop- j coals, there are nil-fur cout* mr.de herd Lead I V ’ N'eidlingcr. r o f tha aoftor, thinner f u n —such as mole or ermie. As you may hnvt A coriiinl welcome awaits all ! ViMtors, I a hail the good fortune tft discover for yourself a rather lightweight --------• • coat of metal cloth such as you FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH may have worn at Drauvllle c High School Auditorium other fn nloiinble resorts In-t rum IHb! School Ur 15 o'clock. mer will really prove wnim etiougi ; ( ?' D, ; ft Communion mal sermon II for the chillicnt days in autumn. clock. If It is collared and othrrwis ‘ 'I h** I nemptiril Cup." Irlmmetl with fur. it will surely ’ernu fi 7:10 o'clock. . prove warm enough for ret I win­ “ ’I’lte Tbitiking M an ." ter—providing, of course. Unit you Everyone is cordially invited. have at your disposal a well heat­ ed motor car. y For the rest of womankind who aspire to fashion on a thin pur*.' and who go to dinner part If* <m foot or In tin* frigid atmo-p'it re of a public taxi or the family flivver u warmer, heavier evening wrap may he nedossary. . ' Ono reason, however, why it i. well to manage will the light < weight wrap if possible i . because o f the trick now’ o f carrying your evening wrap with you into the theutte, the restaurant, tin ball­ room or ev n the dining roam. It Isn't nulto considerate if you have a lovely coat o f gold lame to leave it in the dressing room to glister and gleam for rut eyes save tin. ,> o f the blase iitabl, whoso only in­ terest in your metal ia in the pie c you may leave in hei hand when you leave. You should mid In tb ■ decorations of the room where von dance or dine by flinging your coat !i m !it l;a:.I I 1 } mf ■"•!■ I P O I1 C M io s C lar k ? BY allow Th i s To iWTRcULCt' my is a g r ~ at I'M S U R E TAYLOR - “ a n d HOWABOUTA 5HCNV ! x"\ m . pleasure sow ^ — . Tomorrow Therli*%*’r of1 the N E 'i. Section 14, Township -1 It., liangc HI n>, and a ll 1 parties claiming Interest In and to the above described pro­ perty whether known or unknown. Defendant* . . Illll to Utilet Title. ORDER OF PUBLICATION To Agnes T. Lewis, ir living, and if dead, all persons claiming Inter­ Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole ests under Agnes T. Lewis, deceased or otherwise. In atm to the^ follow ­ County. Florida. ing described lends In Seminole rseil) Bv: A. M, W E E K S . D, C. county. Florida to-w lt: •’ llA m .EH i’. DICKINSON, The N\V 11 of the N E 'i. Section Solicitor for Complainant. II Township It S.. Range 31 Nov. 7. H. 21. 2S; Dec. 3. E-. it ■ ■ ■ n ■ n R U M 5 SYSTEHj S Jacksonville. TaninSanford, \ve!t p . I Hall, Pentland h ! CENT r Al « FLORffit 3 I 7 -318 n m l N ath w 3 Sanford. Florid S S - «• a R A Y , RBid(„ ............ THE DUSINESSOF'nnvvn^ EASIER BY THE AnVERT^EME^' m B n r. n ■ H R ■ n M ■ ■ J) •I B 0 .1 n a R U a B a a H ■ n ■ n at present introductory prices offers a wonderful opportunity to share n n in generous profits. t nusht P • Location improvement m i /'V^UH’ UTC f .aKc t o r s r t o consider in purchasing real estate. In HOLLY hill H L i u i i l n these factors are paramount. LOCATION IMPROVEMENTS This is one o f the most important factorss to consider in making* an investment, or selecting a home site. Molly 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 everv featurp that is offered in the higher type dtvelonment. 1lie curt mg bad to do some . ,, otigitutl, and h re is the latest verHoI h. . . t o .» , , FIRST I’ A111'1ST CHURCH ■'ioti, a jew. led ornament in dia­ Pro. .hi «" ' r' " ' ‘ Sunday School ll:3fi a, m. mond,i and pearls that follows the Juita.r !"tJlioirV l tN‘ i ,n* Morning wor-hip mid ••nm.r . nntunil I'jape <if the tar instead of Ini fT/y < . r ,1K‘r l - 11 “ • Subject, "Diamond.! at falling from the lobe. While inr‘u V'./* <»>'» Doors " Builur ( hristian Endeavor meot-i Yottnu I’foj le's l olon i Ili'.Jll ten ding, we enniiot feel it will oiler any t-erious competition to if” * dibO P. m. „V| ' the ext nidi I yoguu M O M ’N ARNES T. LEWIS. H living, and If dead, the heirs devisee*, grantees nr other claimants under Agnes 1 . lew is In and to tho follow ing de­ scribed lands In Setnltiolo County, ordered to appear to the above enrnied cause on or a tfora the first Monday in December, same being a rule day of this court, nnd the seventh day of the month, and n default thereof a decree pro confess., will be entered ngalnst you and each of you. and said cause proceed ex parte. It Is further ordered that this order be published once a week for four consecutive week* In the San­ ford ll-rald. a newspaper publish­ ed at Sanford. Florida. w it nr** my luinrt. untl m?ril of i il'l court, tilts the Cth cloy o f Novem­ ber. I3I-.. y E DOUGLASS, The First Section Sold Out Section Two Going Fast ■ H I’reaching Service, 30. At tho Churches I be cbitteh givis i.n- puitlir 'ortlbtl invitation to attend then I'ltL’SHYTKt IAN CHURCH • cervices. Services Sunday will lie u.t f.d-, ■T. I ■ ■ | m , w k. M. M. Smith. Complainant. ^ U ||„ ■ AUDITS l I I$fT.> tv TUB CIRCUIT COURT BBV- Snct to the above described proptrK V ril JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HF.MI- fv" Whether known or unknown. NOLB COt.VTY. FLORIDA. You and each of you ara hereby • IS CHANCKtlY. I he improving program includes asphalt streets, concrete sidewalks, city waterand lights, in fact every convenience and im­ provement will be incorporated for the com fort o f the residents o f Holly Hill Heights. « PRICE Lots in Holly Hill Heights are now selling’ tor $1100 and up. Prices are soon to advance. Act quick. f \ l-L - X Free Trif) t() the Property by Appointment Vi ' ' '■*'fLL-X 1 I,' “ it 1T‘fl A GOOD TRin G YOU MAPPe^CD Tt>BE OH THE CAR VviTM AN UMBRELLA OR MY HA7 WOULD HAVE S££M RUPJCD r ___ w C V Gee T k tcc’3 wn>t THAT UI»L NEXT DOOR----- T o. > o »rsvH. t me WHY HELLO POP- ' V| W hA TB YOUR HURRY P UUSJWV I DPMT NOTICE Them OW THE c iw i ■ - Florida Land Investors VAVJ car V' % eis and Developers o f Holly Hill Heights and Flanico Estates Ml Xl ■ ■■■■■■■an A a .• • • I I? II u v , . ’ !(D 1st National Bank Bldir W J. Rudland, District Manager ^ 1hi lard K. Rutherford, Asst. Dist., Mg1* ' " j j 1 w a n : �s Plans am For .eague” w m 'j iji i ^j . handle the de'dnfea o f •tu. Duffy Lewis, memMiami Shores, ----------claM ic Boston Red S ox I her o f the_L!lUtfleid of yrnr.s past ollt licit! oi /*.*•*a }/• «>■« which In-* ~ ’ Speaker ° --- '— and Hnrry eluded Tris Ilarrj,— „ * o the Hooper, mjd manager c ff !*■ “ Salt Q'’ " 7‘ in ' i the Pacific ' Coast Lake team League, is to pilot the JohnsonJloffat crew. The only team without a leader thus far is Coral Gable#, which hopes to have Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Georgia Ptuch, at its head. Wherever sporting pngeii are read, the name o f Cobh is fam ­ ous. Sundays* games will la* played in Fort Lauderdale, Lake Worth and Miami or Coral Gables. Other i-.fo onwnt Mnntlflvs names are to be played in Miami, A schedule o f 75 or more games will be played, the game# in Miami being scheduled for the ball park at North West 16th Avenue and ilrd Streit, where accommodations for women fans and children have Ivctr specially prepared. Women nnd children are to be admitted free to all games except Sundays nnd holiday;*. Fans nro eagerly awaiting the day when they can see such stars as Frisch nnd Sisler nnd Cobh, if he conies here, hnd the*sale - t.o_f season tickets is rtported to bo pro gresing rapidly. „ io e lfA V lvansas Man Refuses Tinny’s Wife Given To Believe Son Dead Divorce And Alimony ■ ENID, Okie., Nov. 28.—W — After delaying funeral prepara­ tions nine hours because they doubted the word o f physicians that he was dead, relatives o f G. W. Cupp wealthy Kansas and Oklahoma lnml owner, last night agreed tc go on with the burial. Mr. Cupp, who was 72 years old, had been subject to fainting spells. When he collapsed yesterday and hi* family believed for a time that a. — MINEOLA, N. \7, Nov. 28.— (IP) —A decree granting a divorce to Mrs. Frank Tinney, wife o f the black face comedian, wits handed down today by Justice Reigrlman. Mrs. Tinney was awarded cus­ todian of the son, Frank Jr,. nnJ $200, a week alimnnv ____ . . w « a » V U ?®ven Children S>aved When Shipyard Burns TARPON SPRING ____S, Nov. 23.— i </P)-St (even children were rescued | by thesir parents with difficulty 1 Exceptional from a fire which destroyed the j Ancloto shiip building plant hero early today *"* ___ .family, occupy-' itig an apartment on < the second l Plum bing Calls ror floor reached the istreet just as j the buildin ghurst into flames. ,,,.v *•••»»•« V, | A . D. ROSIER Light small vvvrcl* and several cars were destroyed in the flames which caused an estimated totul loss of Stvv nun If you’ re particular about The Housewife’s Diary Fla.; The call soaml in three park# .Sunday, fiidule for the p t> Sunshine iilly announcOld-fashioned crr.nbt\jry sauce cinfcrenw in 1 C. Gardiner, lias always seemed to u.s jjbsolutoly necessary for Thanksgiving JfUC. im from Coral day. Y<ui can manage without i ifter ntUun- the celery nnd boiled oninn«, the r‘h false ro­ sweet potatoes, the nuts nnd rais­ ll Gabies rep- ins nnd even the pumpkin pic, but n ironed out. _ you must have cranberries. With­ the League is in recent yenrs people we know jlr. Gardiner, have tried to serve crnnberrioj urtcd support with flourishes— as if they were r) nry team will Irifle ashamed of "thu old-fashion­ the league or­ ed sailed. Ho they have made bedy. "cranberry punch”— a frozen con­ riU outdo New coction o f oranges, ernnberries anH ij big league pineapple in which you would h n V tiladflphia or trouble in recognizing _ _ the crun> dll have six berry flavor at all. jtually every One rook I know mokes a "cran­ berry sauce” to serve with turkey r Mr. Gnrd-t from sonte strnined ernnberry juice ■’ Whitting-1 sugar, butter and lemon juice. Ye .p.linL' I'd ' good old-fashioned ernnberty sauce :f-s manager 1was not even strained. Wo make Lam. (vd the Coral it by cooking the cranberries in previous loag- the top of a double boiler with ] Cummericnl half n cupful o f water to a quart rtoU# aucee.sn. 'of the berries. They cook until can In; crushed with n spoon," ie league are they 1 are then removed from the fire ikies, Miami 1 mushed and Bxv.celened with i, lljca Raton and ; it. Piloting 1■iiinuliit’ d ml ;;.r tu taste. Tlun they nre turned out into n Chill, dean of '■hen ’ riran Associn- ]big glass dish to cool the work j three world's is i over. !>id you ever notice tlte ndverwill have Ira r1Philadelphia I of the “ wi-e j om. Frankie i East, less bealrinln* a t the North­ west corner o f !-ot No. 4 run Houth 4.17 chains. Kaat 290 feet N «rtheseterly around Church lake to the Township line W e st S.C* chains to htslnnlnir anil th« North 5.as acres of lot 1 and lots 4. *. and 7 ot Weiner's Subdivision as record­ ed In IMat Boor 1. Pane #. of the Public Uncords uf Seminole County. Florida; and the Northeast uuartrr n{ Government tot No. 2. Section 7. Township ;o , South. lian a* !'•» East nnd the North haif of the Northwest quarter o f (Invertiment lot No. 2. H 1. Township SO South. U.ingo »•.- ctlon *•- _«_— -----P East. pie Prrfistrnt coughs and cold* lc^d to serious trouble. You can stop them do- now with Creomulilon, an emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to take, Creomulsion is a new medical discovery iw'iTold action; it soothes and In als tins inflamed membranes and in­ hibits perm growth. Of all known drURs, creosote Is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent cough# and colds and other forms of throat trouble*. Crcomulsion contains, in ndJition to creo#ote, other healing clement# which Soothe and heal llie infected membranes and stop the irritation and inllammallon, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of ilia germ*. Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, family reunion. And the idea is a bronchitis and other forms of respira­ good one. Just Imfurr tlie festive tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up- -the day xvu nlvaya take stock of china N f — * system * * “ after colds or Du. and chtsewiirc nnd bay new piecc» tn take tlte place of those Mint have become broken or badly nick­ ed. • It seem ua if expense^ that cornu regularly utj a certain tjm j every year ur tint so difiiiiilt to meet us the e that come unexpect­ edly. Faithfully, MARTHA. IN TIII7 ( I Ilia IT I Ol'HT OF T H E ki:\ i:\ T ll . i i i m i i i , (T illin ' oi m i ; v t x t f . o f r i.o it iiiA . in * ..n r im sf . m i .n o m ; c o i n t v . i \ n i x x i r .i t x . ! ! i : A p : Ib-utioa of ANNA K W A L ­ LACE. f•,r tb,> removal of lh« <Uanbltlt t rH of a married woman. Nolle* S o lid 1 It hereby nlven that t. the umli run n.-.l. a m.irrluil woman, Ibo wife of Henry W illiam Wullacu. »ltil a rrsbb'tii of Sanford, ami ibo Hiaio of Floilil.t, intend in apply by pvtltIon iii I'iuimvry (o ibo Juduo *>f the Fire-nit i .mi of the Seventh Ju­ dicial ( .rrtiit of lb t Stale of Flurhlit. In and ' ilu* Couniy of HenInofi'. on the .irtl day of PoormlUT, I'jJTi. at Sanford. Florida or wher(O T the Fmirt m«> then bo. Ot a I . ;.> i ... i , , k . . lake ebarKu of. and control my property and to bocome a (r- • denier in every n spect. ANNA I*. WALLACE. IleCidte* X- Spencer, | Sullcltui i for Petitioner. n u t t it ro* n r s e v ­ j t i i t i i x i . n u n it oi i t.until x tx x m i i i m s e .>i i m i i .i : r o i x T X . the kind o f plumbing you want in your new home, or <#•' l lutkiut - 2(»0 wpe 520 MorSedan 5H0 wJot Sctlun h o is ; ; h t IN i TIAKCEBY. u h i; i t s . Fioiiptalnant, #|Oui f. o. b. I’(tio*l 1 .*/ We Specialise In Wrecks" Sanford Radiator and Comfort Cot tunc will open for the season Tuesday, I)cc. 1. ' '» 4t T R oom nnd h oard f o r a lim ­ ite d n u m b er. MRS. M. MARTIN, .US Magnolia Ave. (BEAL) M. W E E K S . l>. C. NEW F.T.L'A n i> HOY Kit. SolUliorn for Comptninnht. Not. J-lfi-2J-30, * * *• ' »* 4 l). Rosier for an estimate. A. I). ROSIER Sanford grew between 1910-25 The Presbyterian Church grew This is evidence o f the fact that the church has been 1h*1i ing people with their spiritual problems. Investigate This Hargain .. •{••;> •> x <■ . ; v :• o <•<••: - t r i - ( " M - ^ - i - - t * - h v *»• t-:-+ : • :• •)+<• -m - j %, '!•■!•o "S.-N • > ■ ; > s1 +s- (•i'll- •> , *< <■v >,x . -;.v• ; * ■{■•;•:• •j -f • *h%• also have a match. Circulation helps to make a newspaper. But mere numbers taken by themselves alone cannot tie the sole gunge and measure of a newspaper’s ability to pro­ duce ADVERTISING RESULTS and more than the mere fact that China has more peo­ ple in it than any oilier country, makes China the best country to live in. Result Ads D etroit, Mich, v v v <••> -J S J<•v ;■ •: >s- v . a . j. *•>-fr-fr-e--**-! - > -b'> if •& 30U W est '■email Street M nferd, Plerlda Sticks alone, will not make a fire—you must C onvenient terms of payment can readily be arranged. . in your old home—call A. <■ :•:■ Ask the nearest Author­ ised Ford Dealer to show you this practical, goodlooking car that is so economical to own and operate* .a t W eldlau. Ifrnslmt and Hoblrrlng Work Ulinrnntred tn Please tor Results • i. \ ISadlalors. Lamps nnd Venders All Automotofe Metal Parts here is no Substitute v v ,l"cvr, Body Works . •• M A TtM i.x'jl FATT m N. el nl„ I fell,laiil -. Oil Hr.il III' NFIIXK F. IIX I'l III.II XTIIIN Tit Matlbla M. I'nitntt. ileiiVRi’ W. XYelnef, I'll 'llbl M. WelH,-r, Ella (Trojipi r .XI. ('ir,il>ne Me Hue. T. ,\ H n -in y, (icorge t'ov.etl, Surult N. I'l.’xi-tt, lb,- Trn-leea " ( Flrul Froxl,v|,ria;t I'huieli of t'liiila, I'rarme l 'mi lily. I'birblsl, Allee I'. XX'elaer, V' illlflin I* t •, •\v■•11 Ianil’ll* A Cowell, Tbiiina- t'attioi XVei ,-r. i;lll«,,|i I.. XXtill.. .1 t Nielli.U. F. A. Itiiubi y. <i«iii,, ii,| li, SmIII!. Emma .XtaiiH. A. II XI.i„:, 11. r bu O’iiliit. W. A Me. Mum ell, 1*1, 111i(> ileiiriioiul. S.iiifucl fi.iO WJ cari in color, tsiountabtc rin o d Kincr extra on oftn c»r». t in T i n ; enth <Uiosc-tittinte curtains that open with the doors make the Ford Touring C ar com fortable and c o n v e n ie n t fo r any weather. • *200 »• N•I * t the new kind of plumbing <■ *:• -t- ;• t iring 'I Whereas It appears from the sworn lull of Complaint duly filed herein that the Complainant Hubert U llctts. Is entitled In on order reiiulrlnu you. llm above Uespondrnts. unown nnd unknown, to uppear to th.> lull of Complaint herein filed. NOW T H K IU W O H i; It Is ordered Hint you and each of you do appear to tlte Hilt of Complaint herein on t h e 7 day of Itccstnber. A. II. H i t , t h e same Io Itik a ttule May of this Court and In default thereof a de­ cree pro oonfento will bo entered utcalnst you. IT ia FFU TIIE U O rtn im K U That this notice he published once a week for four consecutive w < lu the Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished at Hanford, Seminole County. Florida. WITNESS my bond and seal ns Clerk of the Circuit Court of Hemlnole County, Florida, this 7lh day of November. A. I'.. ISIS. V. 17. POCOLASS. Clerk. Iladtator. Body. F*r&«r*. Han­ ning Hoard, Hepalrlns 'S-n***"!'* ***> + *4 ♦■>•>■(»4*4■>++*>♦<• ■>+■{*<*<•+■{’ *;+•&<■* "Jet v+ -s •>-e •>* •:•■>**<n^- * •{' •!' •> -h �THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, NOV. 28, ^923.-------- PAGE FOUR .H ie Sanford Herald Will Anything Be D one? fa M h k H i r n r t f t m t n n N f l ■ rater *t l n f . r f , n a rlte Regardless of which direction one enters Sanford it is al­ Ctit«r«<t Bacond CUm Matter. most impossible to reach the city without a broken spring, or October >7, H I), at the *’ oi:offle» ford^Klorlda in ter Act of a cracked head caused by disgustingly rotten highways. It BU 1 [ ffl» t And I don’t ntop to look When a minnow I see If it’s tied to n hook. I tnko a long chuncu For the food I require, But not every minnow Is tied to n wire. "Y ou nre smarter than I, But I’ll venture to sny You play with your life In the very snmo way. I f the label rends ’whiskey’ You don’t stop to think, It may lie runk poison. But you’ll tnko u drink. "Y ou laugh at n fish That is caught on a hook, Though a bass that is hungry linn not time to look, But the man who will drink All that’s labelled today As whiskey, is truly A poor fish, I’ll sny!’' — Edgar A. Guest, o- Only twenty-seven days more until Christmas, --------- o---------A hick town is where the loaf­ ers hang nrotind the livery stable nnd whittle white pine boards. ----------o---------Speaking of optimistic people, n man in Buffalo recently stood in the middle of the track and tried to stop a street car, ■■ — .u —— Ncwsnn|>er reporters in Sofia nro said to be getting eight dol­ lars a week. Gosh, they must have n bit of trouble spending it nil. --------- u---------Chinn is on the verge o f another civil war. No fair, the three weeks’ rust period lacks two days of be­ ing finished. Our uffice hoy says it used to he thnt every proud father want­ ed his son to lie president hut now he wants him to hu another "Red” Grange. Make tho worst of tilings and tliat’n wlmt you will have when you finish. .Sanford Herald. Why put this In ii Fluridn paper? We never make the worst of anything under uny circumstances. This h Floridu. Orlando Sentinel. -o - Calling- A Halt to Cursing KiitR Victor Emmanuel has started a campaign against profanity in itis country. By means of lectures in the* public schools mul various other means it is hoped to win the Italians over to purer ami more elevated speech. While few of us know very much about conditions in Italy, we do recognize the fact that a campaign o f this char­ acter might not lie amiss in America, known ns a nation of "cussera.” "Profanity lias been one o f our greatest outputs for many years ami naturally wc have developed "cussers" of wide reputation,” nays the Little Rock tJnzette. And then the Pittsburgh Sun goes on to say. “ There have been some plays in Pittsburgh this year which had a curse in nearly every line, ami it has been said that they correctly mirrored life. In one drama foul words were used which no one would have dared to utter in public a few years ago. The excuse given for profanity on the stage is thnt it is realism. But that hardly excuses the use of nasty words that would be frowned upon in the drawing-room. Unless tlie growing indifference to profanity is halted, these unpleasant expres­ sions now so commonplace in the theater will lie hoard in the home, too." While it is true the people o f this state are comparatively free from the habit, we know of some men who are hardly aide to utter a sentence without resorting to (lie use of pro­ fanity. It would seem that these people ought to have sense enough to realize that the swearing individual tells the world that itis powers o f speech are limited, that he cannot ex­ press himself properly mid that lie is lacking in refinement. The campaign begun in Ituly to call it halt to cursing should quickly spread to this country and some check be plucctl on tiie too ready use of orofauity in America. "In our schools,” snys the Fort Myers News, "is the place to begin a movement for purer ami better speech. The American hoy should he taught that it is not a sign o f manliness to swear, lie should he shown that it is an intlication df poverty o f language, o f a lack o f refinement, and a lack of respect for other people and (inti. The American girl should be shown how coarse and unattractive this de­ test ible habit makes her appear to tin* other sex. In every way possible wo should combat the growing evil o f pro­ fanity, for there is nothing that is tiding more to destroy our sense o f decency and the purity of our language mul literature." MV FAVORITE STORIES l u Why Did I Eat Too Much? Flying Funerals. W hen? He Confesses Too Much Finance Easily Scared BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrimt 1913) is well enough to have excuses for the roads being bad, but surely the people are about "fed up" on excuses. Neighboring towns are worrying very little over SanTEN MILLIONS, old and young, 111 Msgaslla A t. i i . 'O j ford's predicament. They don’t seem to object very strenu­ nre asking "why did I eat too at nacitn*Tio.a iia t r s One T a m —17.0* Hli . 1180 ously because the roads that lead into this city are in bad much?" and that measures our l .r l lo r - d In CIV br «>rrl«r. par It means that tourists stay longer with them. civilization. We shall not learn to | traak, lla. Weakly K.urion 11.00 shape. bar y e a r . ___________ _ Deland isn’t so awfully wrought up over having the new think, until wc at least learn how •PKCfAb ffOTICR) All obituary state highway in a deplorable condition caused by the un­ to eat, and not cat. Bosicca. rarda o f thinks, resolutions impassable detours. New and notleaa ot anttrUln^onta whors finished condition and almost ebaraaa are made will be charged Smyrna doesn't seem to care very much if the road to San­ AFRICAN SAVAGES capture a In t at regular advertising rate* ford is kept in good shape. The fact that the Mount Dora hippopotamus, eat nil their dis­ ■ R H n rit T iia a s s o c i a t e d r u m Tke Associated Pres* le exclue. road is full of holes doesn’t appear to worry Lake County tended stomachs can hold, lie down ' Ivsly entitled ta fha uea for re- in the least, and the roughness of the Dixie Highway from beside the carcass, sleep, wake, eat publication o# all naira dispatches eredltVj to It or not otbirwle* ered- Sanford to the Orange county line doesn’t take any busin- ____ _ _____ more, deep_ again and so on. t*J In thin panor and aleo the In* None o f these places are spend- j Some die of ptomaine poisoning, M* oewe published herein. All rlghta css away from Orlando. ' t republics Hon of special dispatch- ing any sleepless nights worrying over the situatior. ins the meat gets bad. Survivors e« herein are aleo reasr-sd. There is not one road leading into this city, f.om any think they have had a good time SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1923^ direction, which is in good condition. While we art wait­ and give thanks to the pink nosed TH E HKRA U T S PLATPO HM ing for the state road department to take action on Lie con­ idol that they happen to worship. 1 — Deeper water route to Jackson- struction of the new state highway, why should th'; present rtlle. WE IMPROVE on the hippopot­ road over which traffic is very heavy, be allow*:! to de­ V—Construction o f SL Johns-Inamus caters, nnd the old Romans, teriorate? It would undoubtedly be better business to re­ dlan Hirer canal. with large marble receptacles, to pair the road we now have in order tr make it half-way I.—Bxtensiop c f white v i j . i f •B itculon o f local amusements. decent. When that is done we can think about building which they returned food previous­ — Swimming pool, tennis courts, others. ly swallowed, that they might swap ♦It, low more. Signs are good. Advertising the city is advisable and J/— Augmenting nf building pro. Hut our eating, like our thinking gram—bouses, hotels, apartment necessary. Booklets arc worth while. All the activities of ■wnaea. our civic organizations are commendable, but it appears that nnd our ideas of justice, are o f on •.— Rttemion o f street paring pro­ we are blind to one of the greatest opportunities offered to age 1,000 years behind our scien­ gram. For tific age. We are nearer to can­ Construction of boulevard us, that of having good roads leading into this city. arot nd U U Monroe. |what good will it do us to induce people to come to Sanford nibalism than to civilization. One• —CompleMoa o f city beautifies- and then have the roads so bad they will turn o ff before half the ndultu do not even know lion program. enough to protect their children reaching here? •<— Expansion ot school system from the effects o f gorging. The Herald would like to sec some real action taken to with provision fur Increased fa­ remedy the situation at once. Sanford is suffering tre­ cilities. TURKEY, STRIVING fur west­ mendously on account o f all the roads being abominable. TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE ern modernism adopts the auto­ Our people are patiently waiting for new and better roads mobile hearse nnd Mohammedan GREATEST IN THE KING­ but while they wait it shouldn’t bo necessary for them to DOM:— Whosoever therefore shall go bumping and jouncing along on some o f the worst roads corpses hound for paradise will humble himself ns this little child, to be found anywhere in Florida. hurry to the grave, as we do. the same is greatest in the king­ The next step will he the flying Yesterday at I lie Chamber of Commerce meet ing it was dom of heaven. Matthew 18:4. funeral conveying some particular PRAYER:— May the Holy Spirit decided to request the county commissioners to repair the corpse to its chosen romantic rest give to us a vision of God in His road to Orlando. We understand the State Road Depart­ holiness, nnd then as little chil­ ment is supposed to keep this road in repair, but it is not be­ on a distant mountain fop. dren w« will come to Tliee. ing done. If the road is to be fixed the chances are we YOU MAY read, in the headlines people o f Seminole county must fix it. At any rate let it be THE POOR FISH o f a future day, "aristocratic, mil­ repaired so that there will be at least one outlet in good con­ Said the fish to the man lionaire funeral, bound for top of dition. On the rivulet’s brink, If the road from DeLand cannot bo completed why can’t Mount McKinley, crashes; all hurt, As he ronched for a bottle And started to drink; we insist that a good detour be maintained? If the New except the corpse,” "I am just a poor fish Smyrna road cannot be paved what prevents Volusia county And when hungry I ent; CHURCHILL, interesting Britfrom filling up some o f the bad holes? We refuse to believe I am lured to my dentil ish statesman, grandson of Jerome, the situation cannot be handled. By what seems to be meat! an American stock broker, confes­ It is a time for action and many are watching to see if ses too much, when in* admits tiiat "It in true I ’m a fool, anything is to be done. he “ originated the idea of tanks ■•1.1.A XI) U OMAJT-------- __ Hdttar IL HOWARD DKKO------- as As Brisbane Sees It The legi 1st II adjoin in d by By IRVIN singing. “ In The Sweet Bye nnd Bye." Knowing that they passed five hundred hills in eight days, it THE FATE OF TH E SALOON seems to us that it would have In the last months of the fight­ been Appropriate to sing, "It Ain’t ing in UMH, n draft regiment of Gonnu Rain No More." colored troops from the Gulf States went in near the Flanders There’s no excuse for a liny not line, where the British held, t» going to college these days. Lack help mop up the r> treating Ger­ o f funds means nothing according mans. They mopped up very ef­ to n Baltimore student, who was fectively, too, fined two hundred dollars several One morning three of my fellowdays ugo on u charge o f bootleg­ correspondent* borrowed a stalf ging to pay his way through the car and rode up to an abandoned university. village where there laid been sharp fighting, seeking for a forward A new.* dispatch in the Idaho dressing-station with an intent to Statesman says, “ five had a nar­ get stories from wounded men. row escape from death or more At an entrance to an improvised serious injury Friday afternoon hospital in n dugout one of the when two machines collided on the group came upon a coal-black in­ highwuy west o f .Minor." For in­ fantryman, wim, while not tori* stance they might have smashed oualy injured, bore uninistakcuhle the face of their wrist watch. signs of having come into abrupt contact with some form of high Did you see that mistake in the nnd violent explosive. Ho was paper yesterday? Did you smile? wearing, for the moment, his belt Well, then it is nil right for WO and his hoots and a part of his leave a mistake in the paper ev­ collar. The correspondent said to ery day to please our reuders. If him: we ran plense you in that way e v ­ "Soldier, how did you get hurt?" ery duy we are satisfied. Try to "W ell, Mister," stated the vic­ find th« mistake every day, even tim, "it ain’t altogether clear in if you have to read the whole pu- my own mind yit, hut I could mebper. Iii that way you ntuy ac­ bo tell you some of the things quire the habit o f reading to leurn w’ich has occurred." something, instead of merely try­ "I should ba very pleat.*) to ing to find mistakes,— Eustis I.like Region. H. COBB in PJl I.” THE TANK, n * the writer point­ ed out, when it first appeared on the battlefield, as great "m ystery" was .'’imply tlta American “ eaterplller" tractor invented and manu­ factured in California, covered with armor and carrying machine guns, killing instead of doing use­ ful work. The mysterious tank was iden­ tified in this column us soon as it appeared, the writer having used tlu> identical machine for pulling up trees and ditching swamp ground, before the war started. Churchill might as well confess that he invented the automobile, flying machine, nr dynamite— all used in the war. CAPITA!.ISM IN France faces a socialist dictatorship, and ultra bourgeois "host minds" here, shud­ der at the thought. United States finance, raising its eyes imploringly front the stock ticker to heaven, may find com­ fort in the fact that French so­ cialism is educated ami intelligent. Juurct\ murdered when the war hegiui—for talking common sense — was one of the nhlost men in France, or anywhere else. And one o f the Iwst and most sincere men. A thousand French socialists are better equipped, mentally, and bet­ ter halanctii, than any ten public men you could name in the United State*. Over there, they must think, and study to win their public im­ portance. it is not handed to them hy political or financial bosses. IF OUR men of power have any htlclligi nee, the change here will i come a long time hence, and us*, peacefully as an election m a golf club. The trouble is that our ‘‘ ing” men take themselves too serious­ ly, attaching to their hunk balances more importance than to histor­ ical precedent, and the rights of others. AN INTELLIGENT young New York girl, whose life-long environ­ ment has been a mixture of genu­ ine capital, and what capital calls “ society," rebels in print. She says formal halls are so t.'.upid, the "unalluring stag lines" (meaning the rows of young society gentle­ men all dressed up) are so deadly dull, that young ladies of this pe­ riod are driven to the cabarets for intellectual inspiration. nmwnin* we fell into ono o f these yerc lit* towns up yero jest ’bout the time dem Bush Germans wuz failin' out o f it. But even ef we did have de scoundrels on de run, •ley didn't f.rgit to shell us t-z dey went uway, Dem ole shells wuz whistlin' past over my liaid, talkin’ to deysolves, an’ over’ now an* then olio o f 'em would come hy IN HEAVEN where dwells, if which, it seemed luk, twuz tyenkin' the Homestead killings did not to me pussonully. 1 could hear it send him somewhere else, old Carsnyin' je* ex plain: "Y ou ain’t negia muet wonder, lie built and never gwine see-e-e-e-e-c- your gave away 1,100 nr more libraries, home in AlallAM.’ thinking thnt he was supplying "So I sez to myse’f, I HU! the needs of discontented, ambi­ "Seein' cs doso Germans is nil Unid tious youth. an’ scattered an’ cver-thing 'twon’t He should have endowed 'ca b ­ be any real harm ef I gets under arets, with Ziegfield, Berlin and cover tnyxe’f.’ Dillingham on the board o f direct­ "So I looks 'round fur a place ors. to git at, ’Con.', most o f de houses in dat town has done Itcen shot IN JAPAN, millions o f ,loyal down flat. But I sees one still subjects tif the Mikado are wuitntanilin’ wid de roof tin it, too— u |ing for the booming o f the canli'l place called a ’Taverne.’‘ Dat’s " non. If the cannon boom* once whut u Frenchman say, boas, w’clt it will mean that a son is born to he means ‘saloon,’ the heir o f the Mikado. If it "Nathelly. they ain't nobody liv­ booms twice, it will mean the ar­ in' thnr no mo*. So l walks up and rival o f tt girl. The Japanese will l teks hold of de doorknob an' I'x sigh and g o about tneir business. jest fixin' to turn de knob un' shove Of course it doesn’t make the open de do' an’ step in w’ett HAM! least difference to anybody in right alngsidv o f in? one o f dem Japan whether the Mikado’s grand­ German uwlts went o lf— an' tuk child I* 1™*'° or female. Hut habit dat saloon right out of my hand!” ia strong. TW spr\ usually the ( llotdhu hut to 1 for flwirt i A mut . in Will Su, running uj t They lor in Chin the judges t Csnxjiai | restricted, j Canada pt i back! W H A T IS GOOD WILL \Y TAM I*A TIMES Unless this reckless driving is curbed and the drunken lirivers are all put in jail we will have to enlarge our present hospital and build several new ones* to take care o f the pa­ tients. Welcome to the thousands o f former tourists coming back to Sanford and the thousands of new ones coming in every day. We know what kind of weather you left in the north nnd the kind thnt you will get here tho balance of the winter. The fact thnt several new sub-divisions in Sanford were sold out the first day they were put on the market shows that Sanford property is going right along increasing in popu­ larity nnd value. The day i*i coming when many o f the San­ ford people and nil of the tourists will he living in the beauti­ ful suburban places oil the lakes. “ Red" Grange, the greatest football player o f all time, will leave his alma mater nnd play professional football clean­ up a hundred thousand simoleons thereby. His alma mater is displeased hut the old girl hus not shown "Ited" Grange or any other student how he could make this money in the nrtu nnd sciences all of which makes one wonder if there is any­ thing in higher education after all. I wanted to take my twenty-five foothnll fans to Jack­ sonville Thursday to see the Florida— Washington and Lee game hut the trip had not been arranged by Henry Long nnd Joe Ball and did not receive the sanction o f the Volstead League so we will all wait and take a trip on the river when the channel is deepenil to eighteen feet. Unless the city finds-that gas leak on Sixth Street near my residence all of un will have to wear gas masks or leavo the neighborhood. The gas has already killed two shade trees and all the grass and will eventually kill all the people. You have all heard that old adage about the bread cast upon the waters being returned to you after many days. Well, that same rule holds good ubout your sewerage and unless the city o f Sanford makes arrangements for something different in the next year or so, well, you read the first lenience o f these remarks and a word to the wise should he sufficient. More than five hundred lulls were disposed o f in eight days in the special session o f the Florida legislature. All of which reminds mo thnt sixty days is jun: fifty days too long for the regular session to last every two years. If they can dispose of five hundred bills in eight days what can they do in sixty days? Answer—They always do enough and then some. The i" prison camp at Kaiford seenu. to he n nice quiet place where the prisoners are allowed to roam through the woods at will and when they get tlre-d o f the scenery at Kaiford they can take u few days' vacation and visit other parts o f the state. It will probably he made into a winter resort some of these* days and the prisoners can then sub-divide the place and sell it off in city lots. The regular fall o pening of King Tut’# tomb will iuon take place again and the daily papers will then have some­ thing to take the front page instead o f Gerald Chapman and Rhinelander’s negro wife. If some enterprising real estate salesman can find a King Tut’s tomb in Florida holding some o f the prewar stuff he can play it up big this winter. Ono real sensible man in Atlanta says that Georgia should capitalize on the thousand:, o f folks "Murching Through George" to Floridu and by making good roads and brightening up the farms and cities make them fuel like stopping a whilo In Georgia, lie pays Florida a fine tribute hy saying that this state ha." started the first real exodus southward in sixty years. Sanford should nave hnv « White Way from First Street out .Huiiuiu anouiu Park Avenue to Ninth Street and out Ninth Street to the Grand Central Station (if you know where that is located). There is. nothing thnt attracts strangers In our midst quite as much as a well lighted city. At the present time one o f the best lighted sections of the city is San La- *" .untn. A big city police court news might look good to some folks hut in tny mind it is poor advertising. There are so many petty cases like narking your car wrong anil other mis­ demeanor* thut could W settled out o f court. It seems like i\ruining u gnat and swallowing a cumel and does nut look good at in print. Among the many points of interest according to the local papers are our two jails recently erected. They ought to he pictured in our advertising and shown to tho tourists if ihey arc as fancy os une would believe. While the majority of the folks were asleep the Water­ ways Committee has been on th? job and eventually had tho hill passed cut that eunal into Indian River. We have also made It possible for the survey for eighteen feet of water from Sanford to I alutka. I Um waiting to roe who will get the blame for all of thts big stuff. Consider in a business sense, |businnt,’^ good-will is Immensely valuable— idles. It i) i Kfu> in dollars nnd cents, and in other "uborJiuta,i ways, also. The manufacturers of ar:- <itirt!j> a linking powder, that has been g'jcrti-wiii teJ popular for many years, place a lishcd by •Jfcfl value of one million dollars on ev­ uhnn ‘‘xuu deserve (mM ery letter in the brand name of they cm do,( the product. There are seventeen ness fiiijq i letters in the three words forming crown to | the name. Hence, the good-will dining, Tkjl secured by those manufacturers, They iera | o f a single product, has a value leaks, for I to them o f $17,000,001). A five exist, i! iktj and ten cent store values its good­ ies and ! will at $50,000,000, which probably they luci n is a very conservative figure. A hind the ter motor car manufacturing concern fii ient or 11 places a value o f $19,000,000 on fail to Mt! its good-will and a firm o f cloth­ ployeitoa ing manufacturers considers its ly, if ew,3 good-will worth $15,000,000 to to c*, tka nfi them. What is good-w ill? The Stan­ er ii *Uf J dard Dictionary says that it ia “ tho fail to l established popularity of a busi­ when ness house, tending to maintain to be idj its custom," to retnin its patron­ to wouldItj age . How is good-will secured? wonder that! Briefly, good-will is secured, gen­ ever it d erally, by establishing and main­ lishment. i taining confidence. By many, dwindle) *1 It mint ell merchants and others, who cater to the public, good-will is counted moment thsf as an asset o f very great value, convey lb*' as indicated in the foregoing para­ ates nnd graph; l>y a great number good­ citaratter tdn will is figured ns the principal trary. th*t* asset of an individual or a firm tens of tbo ;i! and doing business with the public. All this is very elementary, or trs as 't i*. H many appear so to those well es- human &*• r tnblishcd in business, nnd it is. the ones * Nevertheless, there are evidences will. . * that the value of good-will, in too are 1heir ■ ^ many instances, is not even thought men nod w of by business people, subordin­ only serve, J ates, generally; by principals, nre real buto themselves, here and there. And prosperity foi as for appreciation o f value in those whs P Good-wiH ii good-will—well, it isn’t indicated hy the manner and method of do­ be if highly ing business. The enormous num­ reputation. ber of failures in business, year c l ;n one of | after year, are proof o f what just life, of buiiw has been said. On the other hand, cannot he trai there nre individuals and firms the other, i)| who nnd guard, u‘ or protect, chandiie. Itf their value good iuiii health or h - . s they (l" ‘ heir ly and honor* e n u i^ w h e i ‘I h? norr, ' Vhy? tabud once it n Kood-will is lost in I constant WHO WAS LOUISVILLE c o u n t FM-JOURS.I “ I ''1'.1'" 11 „Va,ul Foley has been s i't in .'T l .'i i,y ‘ he naval court <• ‘ he Lansdowne cast*. went 1 o' M ° !ry nt tho time he wh t ,h5 : t-uusdowne to inquire he o . mcnnt t0 testify before J L rt’ , w“ s the Trial Judge deehn* ,l lo cf*urt. which court .... . “ 'a t such inquiry is the Advocn)ry ' Uty " f t,u‘ Trial Judge o f tho nP’ “ cSordi,ig to the rule. or tho, court ivelf. a ru'b j"K,0V,er the fact that such averaire U CC ‘it‘‘ y l!uzzI'"K to the to D-, . aynmn* *t is not so easy t ’a t S T f thL* ta ct that when Mr i 'I ° y Went to inquire of to te a llM * * * "® what she meant y t ^ h ? rrie,l with hin»> ««-- n storm as Secretary 1 made public d. ing that £«* had Uca ow n time- ' S ecretary » ll( “ Commander " n e v tr protest, in person or me or »ny ,,M and, "n th* satisfaction iots." And y*‘ t* tween th Navy Pcf1^ before the mender L» protest in written J ! 1,8 OWn admission, a when he alP’" to .i„, f f ‘“ tenient for the witness <o testif .' l t ,‘ hflt "he did not wish the c-i y wfaM willing to trust i- y . ca m ltely i0 Cavtain F- own time I flight be pojf week in bcP“. with "Not iff The concliwm M rs^ i ” ‘ ’ I1*'” e^ 0|,t to seal | , whi.’k ns‘ owne H ‘ ‘PS, an effort] closed tb.it hich appnrc|lt|y( ha's the nppVov: |bur twice F "tv th . r C<T . t ’ ‘ t has oxonvr.j Lansdowne* c l J t iU A Ka‘» ‘ he naval, cnm-cL ht hj„n , hey °Pd the comprehen-l n,^ y*wa1 1 lint *1 , 0 avwra«’e layman, has »in* ° i?CCfetary o f the Navy ! Con temp It is a quetrl "nera£d'W «n *k7*n nominaI,y " exFoley 2 " this matter. Captain who flunki oaJ or.Jinn,! Secretary Wilbur’s sufc- some day emplm tary h-i<n|1^ a “ *e* nn^ ‘ he Nccre- ed the rUu.4 embnrrn i ° R,ac*d in a most Chronicle, dea ! , !• 8i‘ uation hy tho evitration. Kht uut in tho fnvestiIt woulj U J manufacturer! m strovnT y,hc Shenandoah was de- tons with th* 4 declared ')k ^ n**t°wne publicity devoted to the «| iect.-rt ^ at. ht’F husband had ob- Price tara - I tinio n‘ a,lin/ ‘ he figh t at that H,° ^ ca u se o f the fear o f such IleralJ. �THE SANFnnn HERALD, SATURDAY PERSONA L A C Tl VITIES \ID O r* — MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR F l o r i d a Federation To Send D e- l e— g a t ne s1 ,d election ol ■n’s Mission* Methodist i parlors nl Wesley Class uit business :h parlors at Baiar nnd Hilda of Holv [he Woman! rill entertain , »t her home ,e Methodist All Day prof Mrs. R. IfMembers will Mrs. Tom Mine at 9:<10 •fichers’ As:0O o’clock, (the Florida [iClub at the be and aft- Next Thursday, Dec. ;j, win m.an interesting day for local club women, for the Sanford Woman’s Club will be thrown open to del­ egates from more than twenty other clubs, when section seven o f the Florida Federation holds its annual meeting here, with a new and delightful club house waiting to receive them. Many interesting features are being worked out by the local committees and also a program that covers the field o f Women's Club work in Florida. It should be a matter of pride for Sanford women to be present at this meeting. It will be held in two sessisons, morning and afternoon, nnd while the program has nbt (yet toeen announced, it will Include An ad­ dress by Mrs, William F. Black­ man. president o f the Florida Fed­ eration o f Women’s clubs, mes­ sages from the other sections o f the Federation, a Club Institute conducted by Mrs. Katherine Tibbits, nnd a report on the work o f the Extension Division by Mrs. Riley. The meeting will bo open to the public nnd the regulnr December business session o f the Club hns been omitted in deference to the Sectional meeting. Every member should make a point o f being present at one or both sessions. Mrs. E. M. Gallowny is chair­ man of the local committee in charge o f tho meeting. Mrs. Charles C. Remington, of Providence, R. I. who is the charm­ ing house guest o f her sister, Mrs. John R. MacDonald, was the honoree at a most delightful bridge party given this season, on Friday nfternoon, with Mrs. MacDonald ns hostess. The spacious club house, which lends itself so well to the deco­ rators and, was indeed lovely with large pottery urns filled with lavender and yellow cut flowers and greenery. Quaint hits o f pot­ tery were used to advantage on the mantle and cabinets. In the receiving line were Mrs. John R. MacDonald, Mrs. Charles C. Remington, Mrs. Mortimer Glo­ ver, Mrs. Alnric Tuck, Mrs. Steve Pierpont and Mrs. Henry Wight. i J<ifs. MacDonald received her guests wearing a frock of shell pink crepe, while Mrs. Remington was attired in a handsome costume o f black velvet with metallic trim­ mings, and a small hat of gold lace to match. The tallies were given out by Mrs. Bloomfield Hulick, and were fascinating designs carrying out the color motif o f lavender and gold. Refreshing fruit punch was ser- ---------------------^ P T V T O n n r m T" V Two New E d i t i o n S Given To L i b r a r y Lake Mary School Honor Roll By Harry B o d w e 11 i vni throughout the nfternoon by Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Stella Arring­ Harry T. Bodwell ....... has recently ton and Mrs. Turnbull. presented to the library the hand­ The afternoon passed all too i some two volume edition o f Mark soon in the absorbing game oft Twain's Autobiography. This is bridge, and the prize for top score, greatly appreciated, as it is one a green covered glass candy bowl o f the outstanding biographies of was won by Mrs. J. Olin I-nney, the year, and is too expensive for the second prize, a bridge set, was the library to purchase from Us fundi given Mrs. Floyd Palmer. A score pad in the form o f a thank Sincere thanks are extended to »* Colonial maiden, was the low prize »» Mr. Bodwell for this further eviit being won by Mrs. F.. D. Ely. dence of his intorcst in the work The consolation prize, handmade the library i s doing. Gifts of this handkerchiefs, fell to the lot of kind are valued highly, especially Mrs. 11. C. Maxwell. The honoree, with the greater demands being Mrs. Remington was presented at made, due to the increase in mem­ unique pottery jar as a memento 1bership. of the occasion. The following books of non-fic­ Following the awarding o f the tion have recently been added to prizes, the hostess assisted by Mrs. the shelves, nil of which are being Edward Markell, Mrs. Howard Hu­ used by our renders. lick. Mrs. Steve Pierpont, Mrs. Ilotta—Handbook of Universal Turnbull, Mrs. Stella Arrington,JLiterature. A new edition of this served refreshments of chicken standard work, which indicates the ■alad. stuffed celery, hrtt rolls.! important works and distinguish­ ing characteristics of the world’s writers. ess in looking after! Esenwein—Writing the Short f her guests. Story. Much now^mt^pj^jjp^ , as a charming cour- added to thls'stanuurtl lext irouk, noree and nn exeep- one of the best on the subject, ent to the guests. Hutchins—Guide to the Use of clve tables of play- Libraries. Ih-lnful »,* iiK*-nrw r o f tea guests, Proud O f Course! the First Monday in Decem­ ber o f this year. Your consideration will he appreciated. Jamie Robson spent Thanksgiv E. F. HOUSHOLDER. ing Ilay at St. Augustine as th guest o f friends. Mrs. Clyde Byrd nnd childrei nave returned home (torn A read I where they have been the guest ® .\i-v her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnk \V Edward Crane, l Norman Michard t., were the guests Peabody on Thurs- .u ,rJ IJ Jtwel mov«- mer.t • • • • • YOUR F L O R ID A H O M E A *$780= T l .'i—AT- te Sr! >4F Huffier§ qu"»JUr vt mt ersgr**rtl c*#r, jSf.c 1 tfurrd li jew. cl inovr meat when Itw* 4rv idedsfCr odySf* Do/ for particulars whil* tbi> wtwbrful vdue it offrrs* :o r p o i ?a t i o n ................... Wm arr' 4 tarfo v4/r#/v Ut w*ur*i# I 'ifrAfi m JJJ 30 anJ up. 30.00 > The Diamond Palace P. WEINBERG, Plop. J07 K. First S t D. II. Allen o f New York arriv­ ed in Sanford on Friday to spend the winter and is pleasantly locat­ ed at the Montezuma. SUNDERLAND, Eng., Nov. 29. —f/P>— Muffling bells in the belfry for memorial sendees to Queen Al­ exandria, a world var veteran was crushed to death when a big bell fell over. of TKe^World (lu re brute passions a rc u n lea sh ed — Bill* ;a r d a m ! A v a la n c h e try m en ’s sou ls — a trom a n /Intis ro m a n ce am idst perils o f the tut trucked uxtstes. C L A IR E W IN D S O R P A T O ’M ALLEY RO BERT FRAZER / mm die novel by COURTNEY R. C O O r tR \ /-resented by LOUIS D. MAYER SMOKING SETS Stands and cabinet models in Walnut, Mahogany, B r o n z e and Brass. Every man would like a g ift like this. Sec Our Window Display Light weight velours md other light weight all wool materials. IMai collars and fu r trimmed. All sizes— BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES Lot o f 25 crepe satins, charmeuse and flat crepes bought to soil for $22.50 Today and Monday— Dove Brand Muslin Underwear Soft .sheer lingerie ami nainsook. All shades trimmed with fine laces, hand embroidered, downs, Tedds. Step-ins. Silk Underwear Jersey silk Gowns, Tedds and Step-ins and ensemble sets, in all the new color combinations. H i f f r t r t quality whir Herbert Mnrtin and W.JE. Eden o f Jacksonville arc spending the week end in Sanford on business. YOU’ LL LOVE THIS GREAT SNOW FILM! (Kayser .Makes) fncriY.J c i r . fin* • Mrs. H arvey G i v e Dinner For Parents Thursday being the fifty-eighth Firht grade: Floyd Touchstone, wedding anniversary of her par­ A. J. Adnnis. ! ents, Mr. and Sirs. A. Robbins, Second grade: Raymond Ander­ Mrs. W. I - Harvey entertained at son, I.ois Ferguson. dinner followed by a drive nruund Third grade: Katherine Vernay, the country. Margnret Vernay, Thelma Lowe, Covers were laid for Mr. and nnd Barto Hutchinson. Mrs. A. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fourth grade: Katherine John­ I.. Harvey, Mr. and .Mrs. E. S. son, Blanche White. Rockey, Mrs. J. A. Dowdy, Miss Fifth Grade: Woodrow Dixon, Maxine Dowdy and Doris Rockey. Otto Hutchinson. Sixth grade: Desalo Singletnry, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hceren had llesba Touchstone. Robert Brown. ns their guests at dinner Thurs­ Seventh grade: Mabel Ferguson, day at Daytona Dench, C. T. Bar­ Kenneth Hyatline, Elmore Lloyd, bour of Providence, It. I., nnd Mar­ Albert Whitaker, Clarence I’eck- tin Lorig. ham. “ TRIP AROUND WORLD" PROVES TO BE ENJOYABLE EVENT LAST NIGHT Thc "Trip Around The World” i conducted by the Daughters of | Wesley Class o f the Methodist Church Friday evening was a de­ cided success. A large and en­ thusiastic group of people avail­ ed themselves of this opportunity of “ going abroad." Cars left every If* minutes from kenue the church, going first to Japan day with its decoration o f Span­ Ut of thence to Honolulu, Italy, coming ish moss, palms, poinsettins, bowls min’s back to Florida and ending at of fruit and red roses, together America. with maps, charts, and plats for The homo of Mrs. Claude Hern­ the energetic realty operators in don was a true picture o f the Jap­ true knieker style, (Mrs. J. olin anese home ami country with its l.aney, Mrs. Morsay Monroe, nnd numerous Japanese lanters, cherry Mrs. Fred Strange) who were well blossoms, chrysanthemums and stocked with check books and deeds lotus blossoms. In the large liv­ to take care o f all tourists who ing room, Japanese screens, all wisheil to invest in Florida real kinds o f garments worn by the estate. Orange? punch was served by Japanese, while China and brica-liae were displayed and discrib- Miss Ollie Johnson, and oranges IMcCrary of ed by Mr. Ucliida, -a native of .la- and other tropical fruits were dis­ |of Mr. ami tributed by the hostess, Mrs. E. A. pan. Is.n it their In tho dining room, which was' Douglass and Mrs. Mattie Cogtransformed into a veritable tea burn. The trip ended at America, the garden, quaint Japanese maidens, Rtdfom of home of Mrs. Walter Raines, and Misses Julia Higgins, Frances Ma­ nf the lat* THOUGHTS—W ISE it was a glorious.ending, the street honey, Lucille Iloiz and Ella Spen­ Mrs. G. W. served wafers and a special­ was hung with ninny large flags, AND OTHERW ISE cer, Myriads of ly Japanese soup. Pouring tea at and other symbols. the daintily appointed tea table, little flags were fastened to the draperies, outlined the archways, Housekeeping — nnd especially was Mrs. Francis Bolz. as well as on the refreshment meal getting— has become a great Assisting the hostess, Mrs. Horn deal easier since we have adopted don, in entertaining the guests tables. “ Uncle Sam" (Sandy Anderson) the plan o f planning twenty-one were, Mrs. Eugene Higgins, Miss (Mrs. Raines) meals at a time instead o f just II. Versa Woodcock, Mr . A. D. Zncli-i nnd “ Columbia” .Sonic women I know don’t like the ary, Mrs. A. K. Powers, Mrs. K. D. Imet the guests at the entrance. In plan. The neighbor next door says McCracken and Mrs. Ben Monroe. the dining room “ The Goddess of that she never knows when com ­ Grass huts, and sweet strains Liberty” (Mrs. E. S. Ward) onpany may come or when her hus- o f Hawaiian music greeted the lighted the world, with her fiery may have to Ik? uway from guests upon arrival at Honolulu. torch. Here too, coffee nnd sand­ omner or when one of the children (Tlie homo of Mr f . W Stokes), wiches were served by three col­ onial dames (Mrs. Sam Bradford Tall baskets f bougaiiivilla, ferns Miss Rateliffe and Miss Fleming) together with palms and fern Ice cream cones were sold from a many cut flowers made this home booth on the sun porch. Patrio­ if the Hawaiian n typical picture iracieu. m en she says you never Isles. The guests were met at tic songs were played during the know about tlie weather. You plan the door by .Mrs. C. W. Stokes, entire evening. This tour will long be remem­ ice cream for Wednesday and W ed­ Mrs. Taft and Miss Dorothy Stokes bered with much pleasure by all nesday happens to he the coldest in grass costumes brought from who were fortunate to attend. day on record for that time of Hawaii by Mrs Taft. Punch was served throughout m a s re- year, and you write down "spin* VISITING DAUGIITE! FD Fern- uch" for next Thursday’s dinner the evening by Mrs. ’. W. Kuswteover- nnd it just happens that there isn’ t sell and Mrs. 0 . G. Russell. A l*oved to a leaf of spinach in the market. sextette o f young maids from Ha­ So my neighbor thinks it is better waii, Misses Belly Hintcrmistcr, ®tnue. just to worry along from mcnl to Carmen Guthcric, Billie Wight, meal. Margaret Torrence, Elizabeth My objection to that plan is that Smith and Dorothea Lawson, de­ zum. when you dont plan ahead you arc lighted the guests with ukelele very apt to forget and have ham, soios, songs ami dances while at i " i t pork, bacon, sausage’ and tlie huts oil the porch, minulure mg’.-, leet all in one week nnd lamb ukelelcs were sold by Mrs. Es* hops, lamb stew and roast mutton tridge and Mrs. Sullivan. Italy was the next country vis­ the next. Some women find it convenient to map out a week’s ited by the tourists, and it was meals every Sunday afternoon, sit­ charmingly portrayed at the home ting comfortably with the recipe Jo f Mrs. Zcl> Ratliff. Gay colored books before them to give them flowers were used in profusion suggestions. Then of course the throughout the house. In the hall details of the menus can be chang­ was a picturesque fruit stand pre­ 'd to suit the demands of circum­ sided over by Mrs. McRory, where stances. fruits o f all kinds as well as baBut with Thanksgiving day com binos, Misses Bandy, Mary Wyatt ing, by all means plan your meals Ratliff and Lulu Mary Deen play­ mil ahead o f time, ami star*, out ed around the door steps. Byron 6 ? by deciding just what you will Stevens played the part of an have for Thanksgiving dinner. Italian Artist, and his pictures W h y shouldn't she bo? Her H o ffr e r » From this high point in the week, brought forth much praise. Read­ Watch excites Ihe admiration ol all. ings appropriate for tho occasion work backward and forward. It Its beauty nut only bahts her dainty yere given by Misses Jay ami Vera wrist, but the accuracy o f her lovely Elnu U c is a good plan to have a definite timepiece is u constant comfort. formed sum fixed for the cost of the Dickerson. Punch, olives ami wafers were Turkeys !Wnding Thanksgiving spread. •Miami ax are high as usual and there is no Mr»- A. H. reason why you should have to TO TH E CITIZENS have turkey or even chcken. Roast j P°A goes severy hit as well with OF SANFOIII) inline ami i cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes I wish to announce that I **!<■. win and the other Thanksgiving “ side am a candidate for the office dishes." The reason that the first ’ ainesville TtJOg Hoffrrrt quality whltegold filled Thanksgiving diners ate turkey o f City Commissioner to be engraved c u r , ftn* HolTfert In ­ wux because it happened to be determined in the regular sured IS Jewel move* > 22.50 available. m enl • ■ » • • • Municipal Election to he held Faithfully, on the First Tuesday after MARTHA A. F. Furman o f Winter Have -pent the day here Friday trans acting business. RESIDENCE TELEPHONE Bath Robes For men, women and children. Made o f fancy robe material. Silk and cotto terry clothes, also silk dressing gowns, made o f silk crei>o and all wool flannels. All shades. �THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, i iu r r iT COURT, MRVRfC- PAGE S R FAMOUS ROBBERT ACTS AS ONE OF fflS OWN COUNSEL No Trace Is Found I Of Missing Negro Or His Abductors Omaha Bell Boy Marries Heiress Uvea and liberty in further purceryl’t It also is to ho argued Unit Chapman’s transfer to the Con­ necticut state prison from Atlan­ ta for trial as a murderer was unlawful. it Is eon tended Hint tho only legal fur transfer would have been far cruel treatment, or III health. Irish Republicans Renew Prison Raids LONDON, Nov. 23.— fd’)—Tim Republicans in Ireland apparently bnvo started anew their raiding ac­ tivities. Reports from Dublin yesterday told of tho release through a strategem of a num­ ber of Republican prisoners in Mount .Joy prison. One report guve tlm number of prisoners roleavcd as lb nml tho other 11:1 six. A dispatch to the Oaily Express from Dublin says llial three men hi police uniforms and having with them three supposed prisoners were admitted to the jail. Imtiiedintrty they gained |fiitrniico they whipped out revolvers, awed the wardens and released lb politi­ cal offenders. Tennessee Scientists A re Headed By Gainer NASHVILLE. Tcnn.. Nov. 28.— Cm1)— Dr. Alliert F. Gainer, of Nashville will head tlie Tennessee Academy of Heioneo during tlm coining year, sueceetling Dr. Scott R. Lyon o f Southwestern Univer­ sity, Memphis. He was elected at the closing session last night. The following officers also were elect­ ed: C. A. Moore, University of Tcnn , vice-president. Hr. J. T. McMill, Vanderbilt, secretary-treasurer, Dr. G. It. Mayfield, Vanderbilt, edit­ or. Miami Stolen Car Is Recovered A t Mobile and .In sertion Travers deceased. J. W . Ill* d r r r .."...» and M. K. Illx. deceased Daniel It Miictnll. deceased. June l « Me* In maid deceased. } ha r Ira It. J i ff, 1,-m deceased and I.ulle A. Juff..... used, W illiam E. Hammond. d and Laura It. H am m ..in ,|.■*,■:,!*. *1. <’. I*. Akera iU‘PPiiBj-d and !-• | \ii,-r" d* rraard, E. lljf'V alnier ,V ,,.:,;.d and Wife AI Ire W . I / n l 1.. , - ,| .-a a r d , Tlmmaa K. Strlbllng ,|, .--■i .d. and Ty ""i i * Smith der. i-td or otherwise In the f*dlowl„ g diixrllull property liiratnl In in*- County " f Hemlinde, amt State ,.f Florida, more particularly de­ scribed nr: l.ol S-D of 01 lee. Overstreet and Drew's It,-vision of Lots S and a In itlor'k i ’ and Lot 8, W ork D ,,f Ailti li* II*m survey I.uvy lin u il, JAILED FOR SPECULATING SAVANNAH, Gn., Nov. 23.—(/T) —Turpentine steady 102 tales none; receipts 013; shipments II; stock 11,658. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 23 Rosin steady sales none;-re­ —(/P).—-Final arrangements are be­ ceipts .’1,1)73; HhipiucnlH d.liikl; ing completed here and at various stock H«,30:i. other Florida cili< for entertain­ (junto 11 to I irt.50; K II.Oil; ing the board of directors of the M 10.10; N. 1-1.60; WO 1-1.00; National Lum V r Manufacture,7s WWX 15.10. Association which meets here Dee. "and 3. The nssorintion will tour CHICAGO, Nov. 28.—(iT)—Poul­ tlu: state, taking in Sanford, Or­ try alive steady. Fowls 17(rT)2i; lando. Miami, West Palm Reach, springs 21; turkeys .T2 ; roosters Sehrlng and St. Petersburg nnd 15 V j; ducks 18fm2U; geese 17. Tniupn. The board o f directors of the CHICAGO, Nov. 28.— (A1)—Po national body will attend a meet­ (aloes firm ; (Vis. and Mina, sack ing of the Georgia-Floridn Saw cd round while 3.25(rC.1.511; Wi< Mill A:><i>ci;itloii here Dec. 7. The eoimiu bulk' 3.25fi).T,r,0; few sliadi Georgin-Floridn Association is higher. snom.oring the ii it of the Nation­ al directors and the Florida Lum­ NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—bV)— ber nnd Millwork A'-m iation is I’u diration o f a favorable resume co-operatiiig in Hie uilerlainment o f tlm business situation by tlie program. J. II. Howling, of Odes­ New York Federal Reserve Hank sa, Fla., Is chairman of the interencouraged a resumption of bull­ tammeut loiniuittcc. The enter­ ish operations at tho opening of tainment film! has been raised by today's stock market Liggett and subreripllon aiming the lumber Myers It, broke through to a new and allied interests of Florida. high record for tlm year mid in. "We expert to show the directitin! gains of a point or two were ore of the National body, repre­ recorded by Dupont, Gen. Klee, senting more than a hiliiou dol­ Chrysler, North Anin. and YmmgA- lars in investment all over the na­ town Tube, tion, tlnil Florida is not over rul­ ed, and that her development, no NEW YORK, Nnv. 28.— (/IT mailer how ucnnntioiuil, is ju tiColton futures opened steady. Dee fjed, is stable and will endure," K. 20.73; Jn 11. 20.03; Mar. 10.07; Miq C, Iltu rrll, 11 1- t.11 „ f t|„. Cent*, 10.05; July 10.13. gin I'lorhl i Saw Mill As.-oeintion said today. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2 3 . - f/T) — Cotton futures opened steady. Dec. 10.81; Jan. 10.70; Mar. Ib.,'13; P i n d i o l H o p c l u l O f May 10.01; July 18.60. JACKSONVILLE, Nnv. 28.—(/I1) *—Wholesale quotations prevail­ ing on the Jurksonville market to­ day ns reported tiy tho Florida Stale Marketing Itureau are us follows; Roans, green, lmmpcrs, fancy 3,l)0(jii3.50; Cukes U. S. firsts, bit. crates ami hampers 2.00^2.50; cggplnnls standard crates, fancy, 2.2r,(o;2.50; peppers, green, medi­ um sizes standard crates 2.50<q) 3.00; orunges, Imxcs, fancy well matured 5,1)11(0)6.00; grapefruit, matured, boxes -1.50(5)5.00. Film Star To Appear A gainst Clock Thief Confession W i l l Not S a v e Clark From ElectricChair MIAMI, Nov. 28.— (/F)—Sheriff Henry It, Ghusu of Dude county, charged with second degree murd­ er, will go on trial here Dec. Ft, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S B .-W —('has. Weingart of New IJrunswick, Nt J. has had enough of speculating on football tickets, es­ pecially when ho takes a girl to a game. Miss Henrietta Diehl waited in an automobile while he tried to sell two extra Pennsylvania-Cornell tickets but fell Into jail with nine other H|ieculators and kept there until police found the weeping girls, still waiting, late last night js T.iwn.i,:,. 1: • RK1R1JT, Syria, Nov. 28.— (,T )Freah bandit oullireaks have oe eiirred at Honut, in Northern Syr ia where many :eho<ds have lien R n d in p f C o a l S t r i k e closed. Some uf the Christians art reeking protection in the com pounds " f the foreign missions, HALItlSIH Hi*. \ r., Nov. 28.— 1 while others are fleeing in the di (AT Governor I'iuelnit deeiiied tn-1 reft inn of tho Mediterranean. day to go forward with Ins plant tn submit propt. nl of settlement of tie* authrufiic situation to rep­ resentative* of 1in* mlm r:< here this afternoon di pile anuouneemenl from the opernlor i that they would “ Lady Re Good," is a pony that be unable to attend tho meeting needs such name. At the national to which they also had been in­ horse show yesterday sin* threw vited. Ruth Hanna her 11 year old rider down and iron gate, sent a detec­ tive to tile hospital, knocked sev­ unconscious, eaust-d soim* wo­ Earthquake Recorded. eral men to faint, mashed some a:di In Washington Area when she fell tn the basement. By Condo -SON 25 -S A ID TH&.Y C io T IT T b o n T o o IS. THC.RG. AMY 13A ■ FOR 5V C H S J G .L C ,— r 'D o RUMOR 12. TVtCRe An y t r o t h ■in it t j fninm d ,9 f r IS I'M'llTllUH n ltn K U B D that tlila *»riKr " f I’ uldlcatlon lie |>ubllnlicd in tin* Sanford Herald once a weik fer four roti«rcittlvo w eek". W ITNESS my band and Heal of nahl Clrm lt Court at Sanford, till" tin* 'J day of November. A I>. 1323. V. E. nOFUl.ASS. Clerk of tbe Circuit Court. (S E A I.) Ity A M. W E E K S . D. C\ H lt.E S * CH’ ltNKY Solirltors fur Complainant. inttittrl i fknritrttt Iror.t wj mnkl ii ( stint * j ittiri 8 j sitia,fcj| ore ahojj this sect lilt tag Itriil VYc rrsprrlfnll) rail Ihr nitr>nn lim-*ili*r*t lit the |,ro|u-rl, nr offer 1•« 1111 Sautiml Avrunr. \niv rrmrmhrr, Sanfiint Atnit |t 'th e Mreiiiitl. If mil Ihe I'lml "IrrrtliW Ihe main nutlet from First Slrrrl, Mn»| \leant-, all lemlltm ImitiriN Orlamla, it,! Thin furl rnimiil lie giillrn ami, Irma. Wlit'rr rvrr Irnffli* In, %nliir* lull** ■ liiiiw the nielli. nil fert frotlllni? on SaiifnrtS ml llir \i»rllirnNl rnrnrr of I'lM »i,| 1(11 f r r t 1111 12t h S lrrrl I n f i l l (ri"i I I I f i - e l frill* I lu te m i Hu it f i m l I t r i a n u l l S l r n - t n i l l SlliU | i r r f r u u ^ | i # ( i ll l l ft-rl h r t w r r n f l l h nml Nail l . a u l u lit SIIO |*rr I ra n i funl, W r r r r iM iu n r n il i Ii I n |ir«iprrty %ti!ii*% 11tin n l tit p ly Niifrt m itt 'itiii fuji-kt I 1 \\ n lr lt a m i *«*r. Mei-sch huiltfiaf* Pure Pasteurized ■ jj AN D BUTTERM ILK REAL ESTATE I SANFORD— SYNOJ with The Newest! which Sanford i.s huildmp*. n™**] tho m ost productive* farming Dirj aru sending their Rolilen treasura millions o f dollars nnd increasing Sanford to Northern markem. AND n • plume n 1 oeminolc Creamery Co. G IR L 't n o w f o r c c . r x ^ 1vJ/ t i O T I HA VC, M y C( oi\) ^ ^ IT IS IM'-ltKIlV OUDF.RKD that you and * nil <>f you do appear In t!n< MU of rnmplalnt filed herein ml lln* 7th day of December, A. D. IV T in : f'lltl't'IT I'OttHT OF Till*. s*i;% i:\ n i .11 i i i i t a i . t i u r i i r m o r * ’rut: s r m : o r r i.o im iA iv IT AMI I'Olt MSIIMII.i: t ill M l . ■*» IN I'llANEHIIV I* FIWtNANDo A. I*.MlStiNS anil •MAI IV S, I'A ItSt INS. his wife. Complainant", VM. I’ Er.TPE lit ill BUT VMNOH, et als.. I li'femlailtM, llill To Oulf-t Title. 011111:11 tn* 1*1 iii.iCA’r io v Tlie Slain of Floriila to tin,, after •T tiameil parti*". CreutltiK": To Felipe lliiliert Yoime, also known as 1*>«i1111> Itohcrt Younge, U" If living, ami If iteail all parties o- i lnlnilng lati'ri sl In the hunts lier* Inafter ileseriln *1 uniler tin, salil '•>' Kelltm Kitln-rl Ynnue, ileretisril, or is- iitln-rwlxo; William Travers If llv'l, "*f. anil If *l*-a*l all parties elalm11 lior anv Inlenst In the luntls liere[n* Inafter ileseriln *1 under thu salil W HIi:t111 Travers, tl* ■■eaKinl, nr oilier- ^ h'l Wise; Joseph M While If living, ■ a" ninl If *1* ;nl all parties claiming any ' *1Interesi In Ui.- larnls hureliuifter 1,11 il'serjlieil nmler tin, Halil J iih*|iIi M While, ilii'oaneil, or othiTwlHi,; ''r Wllllnm II. Hrokenlironghl If llvas lug. ninl If il* u*l all parth-s elalmlug any Inter* st In tin* I,mils liere11 « Kf/I'T tlf'Herll>ei| mnler tin, Halil •n Willi.mi II. Hriilieiihrongli. tlreeasnl. nr olhi-i-wlHo; William IT. •*ln v- , _ ! * nr If living, ami If il* ait all partli s'M ne 1elsltiilng any Inten st In Ihe hunts ■ ''i loreliiafler 11*• r11•**1 nmler the naM ■ \\ m i l l III IJ . t ' Itiii" vi* r* 'if, in H ill. e lhi rwisi-; William F. Hints If tlv ■ •JJ lag. nml If ill-nil nil parties rlulm lag any Inti rent In the larnls here h't Inafter ile"erll,ei| mnler the null o" William If. Minis, ilT-eeaseil, or olh ml 1rivlH*-; I'hlneas M. Nightingale |[ living, anil If il< a*l all parties claim ) I lug Interest In the lailils liereltiaflei LITTLE ROCK; Ark., Nov. 23.— M1)—The "confeiwion” of Royd Jewell, nerving *l!> yearn in the state prison for the murder of I M. Stout, president o f the haul of .Sulphur Springs during a mb* b"ry of that bank, will not save Tyrus Clark from going to the electric chair foe the same mur­ der. Governor Tom J. Terral lias said that the reported “ confession" of Jewell, which was substantiated |,v ■Mm lluielifieid, leader of the rub­ ber gang o f which Clark and Jew­ ell were members, Would not sway hint from liis decision hot in in­ terfere with Hie verdict " f death in Clark's ease Governor Terral Issued a state­ ment last night declaring lie ha I no faith in the purported eonfes sum of Jewell ami asserted that the Ihirehfield gang was the “ worst ever dealt with by tlie state." The date for Clark’s exec­ ution has not been set. WASHINGTON, Nov. JH .-f/l1) — An earthquake described by <lirectnr Tondorf as o f pronounced LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.—(/!’) 1Intensity was recorded this morn — I’nln Negri, film star, uppeured I jug on thu seismographs of the nt the district attorney's office and Georgetown ” University. It began is n prescription for raid she Would testify against Pet­ nt 7;.'lb A. M. eastern limn ami . Oripiie, Flu, Dwif'ue, er Rosin, Russia actor, accused **f continued until 8:15 A. M. and stealing a Russian gold clock fro 0 apparently centered IKliO miles l** s Fever nml Malaria lu-r apartment. Following Rosin's the rnuthwent of Washington. Il Kills Ihr germs. arrest a few days ago, thu clock was found to ha missing during u reception at the star's dwelling. Miss Negri said that she believ­ ed Rosin hud punishment ... -Hough S.AY, M R . VAJe^T, y T o i m y q u h u a nwp after a few days in jail and that slie did not, .feel inclined to pros­ HAV& /NSKfrP Mfc. tvHB-Tiir’ ecute. Mia Negri, formerly lutd HA D 1MAT TVjE SMrtH*JONE.& C o . declared she would not testify a/\ ■R*AX> TlhJANClAU CONDITION. T H G S e gainst Rosin Miami Sheriff To Be Tried December I I DALLAS, Tax., Nov. 28.—(/P) — Smoking abong college women In Texas, is controlled for the pres­ ent day by a "gentleman's" agree­ ment not to smoko in public and has not reached thu acute stage evidenced in the east and north. Discussion today among deans of women attending the Texas fcdate Teachers' Association indict­ ed that the habit is still in its infancy in thu statu anil lias made such little headway that few col­ leges have definite prohibitory rules against it. Tbcvu exiaita a tacit agreement among the few girls and young women who desire to smoke, to do so in the quiet of the lady's boudoir and in most Texas colleges tt is simply assum­ ed that women do not smoke. Haml1 €£5 f Many of the new handbags, par­ ticularly those for afternoon or evening w'ear nrc o f vvhTt or satin, headed ini gold or silver Ileads, brilliants, lpearls or enmbiSi-.-tioti is, Township i’U South ................. nations of jewels andI beading. Itanke 30 rant. , , The shapes continue to be square and I** nil unknown•poraomt rlulm luir any lnt*ri"t In thu properly or oblong. lirri'liirilniv*' de"rrlbed. EVERETT TRUE [Texas College Girls / A gree Not To Smoke a .\i » . VoVll\or.K COUNTY, FI.O- Henry YotiK*. ir it*lnV an!i itV*sl nil parlies claiming nnv in. 1 d,»’t V |> CIIANCKHY. Ihc lands hereinafter >a UKYANT. dcr the said Henry Yonir? v* uComplainant ed. or otherwise; A l l " " , ? V > vs. If living, and If ili>ml nil '!<*». claiming tiny Interest in A, ps.r,,'» WILLIAM TItAVKRS. et nl. lierrlnafter descrliiiri under .1. ,fi*li Defendants. Albert L. Rees. d*i-rn.,,i n. ^ I i n l c r n l l , n l» lle M I« i« i m wlsni and all unknown •JiVT ,, in,* ii*'fi*irlniita, W illiam T m - claiming tiny Interest in T!aril*» voril J tv. Jllx and M. B. III*. Hail- follow Ing clcHcrllMii latiil«.\? lh' 1.. 1 i: Mitchell. Juno E. McDonald, [itnl Being In armin', , »ltnjt« It. Jeffries. and Lul o A. Florida, to-wit: Jeffries, Wllllnm Ik Hlimmoild and All Block 1. nit ntock i Mini II- 11ittrimimil, C. K. Akor*. Clock 3 (lee* the snutli hn'l#* ! Vr7.l i: I. Akers. Ik Ily Palm er and lut C). nil Mock I. all nf, « r. Mire I’nlmrr Thom as fc. C, nmt all Work fi, of JL St rltillng. Tim m \- Smith and the division of tlm I.allardy i nii.-il Still*" Trust & Savings Hank, Mliftu. iJiniln In the t; ralit JS? if iivlm; nnd If dead, to till pnrtleii firmed tn Mono* M. Levy i„ « !V ilmlnk liiirrm t til the property tlnil 37, Township I i g |i li.'r* in-iflpr described under W illiam Ollf*ANDO, Nov. 28.— (/P)— N'» trace han yet been fount] o f Ar­ thur Henry, negro, or the three unidontilicd men who nbdueted him from a local hospital where he was heing held unilcr guard early yesterday morning, according to police officials. Henry and detectives George Jump and I). W. Dority were car­ ried to the hospital Thursday night, following a pistol battle in which all three were injured, that look plain when the doteetives en­ tered Henry’s home to investigate a reported shooting affray. The detectives were reported by hos­ pital officials to be "resting well" Chnpmnn >Vho Has Received Reprieve From (lovernnr. Writes Five Page lirief Censuring The President HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 23.— t/P)— Reprieved front the gallows for three months by Gov. Trumbnll, Gerald Chapman, mail ban­ dit convicted of murdering a po­ liceman, Is acting ns one of the lawyers for himself. In a five page brief written with pen and ink in his cell, nnd bristlinjf with legal terminology, he coat ends that President Coolidge has "immorally nnd unlawfully" employed the commutative power as an instrument of force. The president has commuted Chapman'* sentence of 2!» years to Atlanta for robbing the malls In Now York in order that Chap­ man may hang in Connecticut for killing n policeman after he had esenped from Atlanta. Chapman's lawyers plan to go ns far us the United States Supreme Court to prove that ho first must serve his federal sentence before being exe­ cuted in Connecticut. Chapman was sentenced to die, but the governor yesterday re­ prieved him until March Ik-cause of hahrnus corpus which was ar­ gued in Federal Court Monday. In a cell piled high with law books yesterday, Chapman haded his brief to one of ids luwycrs, Frctlerirk J. Grochl. In some 600 words, many of them long, nnd syntax that would please any rhe­ torical!, Chapman contends that thu fundamental Indirtnient presi­ dential power to commute in that it shall lie used with good will and J H ill"u . cincuiT. m • v v V v v v <• + ■;* A -\ 1 .^.y^..*. A ... s Seventeen years of d>-°l,or'‘tl''' develonment in tlie building ui LAND pou ; J[ [ ■ MaKnaliu A » L O A N S ■ according t>> county solicitor Ro­ bert It. Taylor* Jr., pruaccuting at­ torney. Solicitor Taylor said that he had placed no other case on thu court calendar for the week o f Dec. 1 I, believing tho Chase trial would consume tho entiru time. NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—(/P)— •Mm. Frank Tinncy wouldn’t be surprised if site and Frank Tinncy were remarried within a year if her divorce is granted. W R IM « D C .S S S H A R IKJ<3 ' t h e _m ^ Harris To Manage rreani From Bench pesu o^ x The daintiest lamps for the girl’s boudoir. Meal for Christmas gilts because o f the unusual design ami practical use. * Uji X h /‘ l e r r FIRST CLASS MECHANIC RECENTLY e v e R T 'O o T i 'f i i i i ' |V•« *• i n * * - .- V V?. ..— - FROM BALTIMORE. W E A R E NOW PRi:,’J SEE OUR WINDOW «IV K FIRST CLASS SERVICE TO CHRYSl display M AXW ELL CARS. CONVICTION IS AFFIRMED S a n lo rd Electric Co 116 Magnolia Ave. • ‘HI First St. M M W * * * ,,,, CHRYSLER �ttn ntt GetsThreeMen nerican Team As ByN e w York Sun First Team Two Beautie ^%rmy is Favored T o Win NEW YORK, Nov. 28.— (fl^ -T h o Army nml Navy were marshalled tQilay for their 28th football game and a colorful ending o f the c«ulren gridiron season. Two days o f rain had made the weather a factor, although straw had been piled high on the not** Second Team iu genera'itrys foot123 season, honors in :recn— im- nJer-gnin On Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 12 o ’clock irst team Parker, is noon the Valdez Cafe and Grill will open to the public. ! the players pec. and watch. The named by Breakfast—7:00 A. M. to 10 A. M. writers who , to the terAlainc and Lunch— 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. NAVY Dinner—5:30 ■. < • " t P. ■•M. to 8:00 P. M. Hardwick c Johnson, vision over ;di;ht Chinn­ s', Y., was ijf Vogel (ii igo, Rost on a technical ting Noble, 1(10 rounds). "S A N FRANCISCO — Tommy Cello, San Francisco lightweight won a decision over Jack Silver, Sail Francisco (10 rounds). Frankie IJrown, San Francisco, welterweight knocked out Dave Slavin, Newark, N. J. Rattling Rolo, Manila lightweight got the decision over Joe Terris, St. I’nul ( I rounds.) SAN IlIF.GO— Young Ilnrry Willis, Sandiego, lightweight, was awarded n decision over Billy White o f Jersey City (10 rounds). Lent (cl Osborn The Best o f Food and Service” Edward Dcrnet wniant Hamilton tiiinrtcrback . Flippcn .... Ranks Dancing competitions are a irullo New weekly occurrence among tho gold o a judge’s miners o f tho Transvaal, in South r, Detroit, Africa. By Williams L L .D E .R E S Ala Carte service 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. •& * Wickhorot \ HUDDER iMSPtQTAllOKl ABo CRSEO 1A BiGCjER OkiE* PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28.—(/P) Tho largest negro population of any city is predicted for Philadel­ phia shorty by F. W. Washing­ ton. state welfare official. There are HiO.OOO negroes here now. •MT. HOLLY, N. J. Nov. 28.— </Pl—A total of 993 indictments have been returned against 71 men as the result of the running of liquor from o ff shore into Rancocat* Creek, which gets its name from the same source ns does tho homo o f Harry Sinclair's horses. 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—(,P) —A blonde nude bandit is sought for a lot of recent hold-ups. Two gay young spenders, arrested in a hotel as suspects, have been proved innocent. -film . DIES OF INJURIES JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 28.—(/P) —Bernice Williams, four, of Glen St. Mary’s died laat night in n local hospital as the result of be­ ing struck by an nutoruobiie as she ran across the highway in front [ of her parents’ home Sunday after-1 neon. BVKRT TRUE VISIT VISIT THE THE ORANGE ORANGE ROOM ROOM h e V a ld e z H o te l WIJRT W. W A R N E R Manager BY CON BO rn /\NT> L 'v c (? O T A D u (.t> PAIM / N THC. GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD W A N T ADS ,C C O F M Y , B A C K , .A N D /) P G C U t _ l A ^ *\CH& i A' — i— T R U £ — -------- SAYS H E j . - OCOK Wo Wish to Announce That Brentwood Will Be Sold At A T THAT BKUCS S iG -N O v e f? T H C rce K Jt >EMERGER I’VE HoTiCEDYlE S ame Thimo a n d L'LL PLACE t H iS ^ iH u R E * O F lc R ^ Fo x i e r swee ThearT om The mamU E So Chick cam s e e it whem They R£To « n , from Trig theatre - w e ’ l l watch ) AND SEE WHAT EFFECT IT HAS m eaioQToifev OUT a l it t l e 5 cheme To Te s t HER LOVE AMO FlND COT WHICH WAV The Wind Blow s a S A Y sS : jm.- •• o . M. SMI12<£Y M.D. P H Y S IC IA N - ANP jU R S C O N . HURRY-HERE They c c m e - The old Chase place located on the Sanford to Orlando highway Brentwood has been subdivided into beautiful homesites, each and every lot ideal in every respect. Wide streets, orange trees on nearly every lot, beautiful stately oaks on all lots fa c­ ing the highway. GO OUT AND INSPECT BRENTW OOD OH-A-A CEUSim of S r f L DtouGyn' MASSE \ \V \T YlO AC. A A O CMi *T W AS BEAU . OF Y o u R S _ OH YOU JEALOUS BOY- WHO ELSE could There be 6CT YOU ? We have two plans o f financing Your Horne st— Wo will lend you essary to build a complete hcr.-.e ur hom e la already ouilt wo will make 1 a very substantial loan on it. A Y ------------ NO WAITING Prom pt Service Guaranteed ill and let us explain our plan. 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 AUCTIONEERS O ffice 116 Second Ave, �' Hsg r^r-«F y'm r * Xtjcyj **:»..a» Cnt/K A j ; ‘ w i'v* 50? /Ti'- Joreph E. Phipps, commercial agent o f the Mobile nnd Ohio Railroad, motored to Miami Inst week where he Spent the week on bindner-i for the railroad. Among the activities nt Lyman is the forming of n vnecer football team. Friday nllernoon Mr. Hardy took a dozen boys of tho school to Palm Springs where they roasted steal: nnd niurshninl* lows for supper ami itlurn to town about 7 o'clock. School Goldenrod Mrs. Bore)I was a dinner gu**‘ t A Bcrie.1 of Bible discourses un­ der Dr. Armstrong of DcLand, on Nov. 18 o f Mrs. II. C, Lundquist closed at the Baptist church Sun­ and Mrs. B. W. Lundquest. day evening after a successful Rev. J. S. Clark will pteach in week. Large crowds wore in at­ Upsala at 11 o'clock on Dec. d. tendance each night. As plans have iieen made tn have Dr. Armstrong visited the Lake pleaching in the morning, it was ladles o f the Episcopal church her® supervised and helped in cleaning up the church handing and grounds. It f» expected servi­ ces will be held in Loi gwood church this year. The Women's Missionary Society o f the First Baptist Church held a meeting nt the church on Monday nfternoon, nnd will meet twice ev­ ery month during the winter. Mrs. Robert Ayer is president and Miss Florence Jamil is secret.it y and treasprur. Upsala and Grapeville' Lake Monroe Former Mayor D. E. McLendon o f Birmingham, Ain., and Mrs. McLendon have returned from Bartow and are spending several weeks nt the Ornn're and Black hotel. made very instructive talks to the children. 1“ In ,h " morning * at Rev. Reid preached to an apprec­ iative audience Sunday after"'*'*»' a very interesting and practical sermon on the exercising ot laun in God, ns exemplified by the cross­ ing of the Red Sea by the Israe­ lites. The service was made more enjoyable by the song service led by Mr. MncCanon of Winter Park, J .l, who also rendered a vocal solo that was greatly enjoyed by all. The Dorcas club met Nov. 19, Emil Knuscmnn has retnrnn.t home from the Kernnld-Laughton nt the home o f Mrs. E. F. LundHospital after undergoing it sueThose present were. Mrs. cessful operation upon his leg. I !!1l! ,,n11 1n i'i • ‘ 'j ______; Vihlen, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. A. and Mr. Lnndreas U ndress and and other other fisherfisher- Mr"- K: o IJL,‘tn'h Mn,‘ Kwnn‘ Mr. ! ,,,u i,t' ' men caught a 10-pound bass at Kon aml A,rs- '> n New Smyrna Beach on n week The Willing Workers held an end trip. enjoyable meeting on Friday nt *’ ' ’"vdno nmt Big Boston lettuce the home o f the president, Alice la being cut through this district. Vihlen. Id members and two visiv.eltry .s uoing weit in the fields tort being present. Quilt blocks and in spring celery seed beds, were put together. Mrs, Hunter Escnrole, cabbage, le.-ans, pepper, assisted her mother with the reeggplant and other crops are being freshments. gathered. ---------Mr. nnd Mis. Fry, Mrs. Berg* K. J. Cotes visited his non nt ton anil Miss Eunice Tyner, alt of Long wood last week end. . Windermere spent Sunday at the .--------|home of Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. Mrs. Videll of Chicago, has re Emil Mngnuson spent the week turned to her winter home here. end with his sister, Mr). LundMrs. Ben Musoy o f Jacksonville quh l who id o entertained the is visiting her’ mother, Mrs. Hat- pastor, Rev. Ecknrdt and wife in tin Wynne. iter new home. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Bell and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Tyner were family visited Wain-hula nmi olh- dinner I'ln-sts on Nov. 20 at lin­ er southern points recently. home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie --------.Swanson. In the uftcrhonu n numMr. nml Mrs. .1. T. Jacobs en- her of tie- Indict gathered there to tertnined with a o'clock dinner surprise Mrs, Tyner. Friday evening in honor o f Dr. j --------Armstrong, of Di-Liml. Beside th-Mr. nml Mrs. Edwin Peterson guest o f honor, Mr. ami Mrs. But- nnd nephew, Elmer Lundquist, tow Mann were also present. . who stays with them nt Holly Hill |:-ml Sidney Houston now of Stuart. Among the new arrivals in town Drew Warren is building n InnI la., but who lias been in C ilia are Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward E. Hardy o f Wilton, Me., Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ iiiess house at Monroe, and will u -I Key We-t, spent the evening of Nov, Ifi, nt tho home of Mr. erick Mat toon from Plymouth, enter the grocery business. -------| and Mrs. II. (L Lundquist. Conn,, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall A. Merritt, who recently discon­ Johnson of Hartford, Conn. tinued the dairy business here, has ’ Harvey Swanson, eldest son of now bought another firm herd of Mi. nnd Mrs. August Swanson, nrThe Stnteo Prison Farm nt Itaiford has this week purchased from enttle nml will iignin enter th- rived Saturday from Pittsburgh, j when* lie has boon agent for thMrs. Frederick Nlemey !M birds snim* business. ---------, Shredded Wheat Co. He may spend from her high class breeding Mrs. Alley and daughter, Norma some time here with hi.t parents, stock o f Barred Plymouth Rocks, -----in both dark nnd light line. There have returned from n visit to J«c!;-I sonvillu. ] Mrs. Ih-ek am! daughter, Minnie are of tho name stock ns tho-c . j, r \ , M1. . ami Mrs. Westerdick, Miss recently bought from lor by the I Last Sanford I I imnl.* Tnhor ami Iliere. Mrs Florida State Agricultural <’ol ------------------------------------------- Marsh nml Mrs. Ballinger were l^go. C. E. Chorpening nml daughter, among tlm-i attending the funeral Mrs. Niemeyer motored to High Helen unit Alyx, motored to St. of Mr. Saint, an old time resident Springs to upend Thanksgiving Petersburg, Friday returning heme o f Twin lakes. with her Brother, Charles Clauaser. Sunday accompanied by Mr. Chor____ _ __ ........................... Mary I.umley (tpent the week peping's brother, ('h.-ater^ Chor-_ On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. pelting o f Benton linrhor, Mich,,; I'1"*. *'rr Ali -'*- Hodgin i \Jnmc* II Walker nnj , M e , J H, uind St. J'sti rstaiia - , . "'.Hu-m being wrleome \i. p»ntf w . ifu r s n ,.., |||| « m ||*ra al * _Menlck attended the art exhibit nnd atudio tea given by the Att J. E. Singletary is nt I i o i h i - from Department o f the Sanford Worn Tampa recovering from injnriei 'Mr-*. Elmer Tyner is ill with in Mi’s Club. received in an mitomobilu accident Huenza th i, week, last woak. j-------—------Thu Somlnok* race track is forC h u iu o ta jfing ahead, ninco the arrival of Mr. nnd Mrs, Boston Steele, John W. Cain, superintendent of George nnd Robert Steele, Mr. and Mr. ('lark who is in charge of tho work. Camp house for the Mrs. Ben Austin were dinner men hn* been constructed and gin-sis Thanksgiving in town at road construction, has moved Ids family to Chtiliiota. n good start has been made mi the the home of Mrs. Henry Steele. stables which nrt* to houso the Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brown have fino racing horses. W. W. Miller was In Jackson villi* over Thanksgiving mi the moved to lle-ir now Garinw ApartThc new town of Seminole hn* guest of bis in-ire, Mis. William nu-lits on the Cheney highway. niud<- an offer to tin- Redpnth Itimtwick. Mr nml Mrs. II. P. Ellis visitChaiitampia o f a guarantee «»f |l, id Orlando Friday. 000 Dpi) use o f |e-t seating hun­ Mi". and Mrs. Alex Foster of dreds of people if the U-dnnth Gi neva Avenue went to Jack on Mr. J. E. Snyder returiierl roc Company will put on its camn- of villo Friday for » few dity's visit -ntly from a brief viiit to friends entertainmerte n» ! lectures -lining in Kansas City. tho month o f March wiiilo tho Mis. Don McDonald entertained races nro being hold. relatives from New York but week Tlo-'Chuiuota band directed by who were going further s-oith for M-- W. L. Seig, rendered u stdenS. S.SU-inmetx. Mrn. Stelnmotz this winter. and.young son will spend the win­ Mi. nml Mr«, Cecil Moonev mid did progrnin nt the Christmas ter in I ongwood. Whde Mr. Steln- Cecil Jr,, of Orlando were cat lent School Auditorium Friday evening. metz, who Is secretary of th it the J. C, Elor.worth homo on Mi. Moore, ib*> contractor in Seminole Jockey Club, Inn r H r g ‘ Sunday. charge of building the several new of the general construction of tiprace track. Mr. nnd M r». \\ A. It lynor nr­ bungalows in lake Eva addition, rived liuine recently from their condiieted prayer meeting Thurs­ day evening at the local Baptist Mr. ami Mrs. J. Henry Menlck j rummur npont on Long Island, church. on Tuesday'evening attended the Tin- cement-block factory oper­ Mr*. Margaret Marshall had ns dsdlcntlim of All Saints Memorial ated by Mr. Foley Is making n Thanksgiving Day gusts at her Parish Houro and Ihn recoptloo substantial showing. given to BDUon nml Mr*. Cnmeror home in Cameron City, Mr. nml the West Mann and Mrs. John D Wing in Mrs. I'm male,> from .Min Mnry Tribble. Demi of wo­ Side. Winter Park. men mol Miss Adelia Keene of Mr. nmi Mrs. f , E. Chorpening John n. .Stetson University, and An eipocinPy delightful camp­ had ns dinner guests Thank-giv­ H. T. Lassiter of Miami were fire o*)-1-,- wni givio on Tuesday gui- is nt tin- Tribble home recent­ evening by Joseph K. Phipps ut ing. Mrs. Susie Sm ire from town lynml Mr. nnd Mrs. Bryan Squire his home mi Greenwood lake for Dt. J. W. Martin and Mm, J. n party of 1.» friend- There was ami children, U. Marlin of Oviedo atlitided ser­ ......... ^ .......... n huge log fin- blazing merrily , Mr* Juim-s i'lirvia and -lame* vices al local church Sunday. whllo the guests liululged in a lr-- have rituraed to Tnnimi after menu o f toasted weenies, hut rnf- 11 week's visit nt tin- A-diley Pur Leon Simmons has sold Iris farm fee, picDles, biscuits, toasted home in Cameron City. and plana to move to Sunford marshmallows, oranges, candy and Mrs. I lldtie Week, Miss Annie where he has bought some prop­ nuts. Many entertainin; stmits Weeks. Harry Weeks and Mr, end erty. Wore put on, singing, redtutlons, Mrs. Charlie Flowers made u denripff fortune telling on I n host nnrty going to Tampa last Sun­ •lolmn Toil, a vein-ruble Lapp, is race. Thuso prenent wcio ('apt. day on spend tho day guest.i of tmiil to be the only man o f his race and ** s t’ -o - V'n lion...... N|r. Okie Weeks. who has ever written u hook. mid Mr*. Hricenn Clark, Miss Bea­ trice Cobh, Miss Catherine Kntxmii>—-r, Sykes Maimsco. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Menlck, Lungwood, and from flan fold, Mrs, Rhode**. Miioi Martha Rhodes, Miss lo v e Turner. II. C Douglass m.-I TO ALL CONTRACTOR!! AND HUILDEUS OK Frank M. Davis. The young people met at tho church Sunday evening nt 7:30 o'clock and organized a Baptist Young Peoples' Union for the en­ suing year, with the following o f­ ficers elected: President, Mrs. Geo. Parker; vice president, Chas. Eldridge; secretary-treasurer. Miss Mae Barfield; group captains, Misses Bernice Eldridge and Ruth Smith. Mrs. Chas, Eldridge was elected quiz leader. The union will meet every Sunday evening in the community church nt 7:30 o’clock. Dan Rouse of Conway Sunday a f­ All the young people in the com ­ ternoon. munity are cordially invited to at­ tend these meetings. Ben James, tne promoter o f Jamestown (the colored section in Prayer service will be held Wed­ East Goldenrod), sold 80 acres o f nesday at 7:30 p. m. I-con Doug­ unimproved land last week to an las leader. Orlando man the consideration being $8,000. _____ Mr. nnd Mrs. Sani Wood were Sanford visitors Thursday. Several from here attended the entertainment nnd Country Store Mr. ami Mrs. Lyal Gnrdenier re­ at the high school auditorium at turned Thursday from a several Oviedo Friday night. LeRoy Wood days' sojourn in Monticello. o f this place held the lucky num­ ber that drew the grand prize, Mr. and Mrs. Toney Pitchford an nil wonl blanket. Another worth were calling here Sunday. while prize that came to Golden­ Mr. and Mrs. Lopes entertained rod was a 10 pound Swift’s Prem­ at a Thanksgiving dinner Thurs­ ium ham, drawn by Fred Townday, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Van Ettor, semi. of Osteen. Mr. Dodd of Dodd Bros, o f A t­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bach of lanta, citrus fruit growers in this Orlando were callers here Saturday locality nnd Eustis, nrrived here Inst Wednesday to sell their fruit evening. in this locality to B. F. Wheeler o f Mrs. Laura Mathers nnd Mr. Oviedo, the consideration being ami Mrs. Carl Mather-* and family $23,000. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop nnd called nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. h io grand children motored to Seville Sunday for a visit with the Ut for * ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ,0P «f Lathrop. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Yohet of Alhertnn lu., who had stopped in Seville for A nlljlLy n short visit with her brother Wnvnn Lathrop and familv Mr ■ Print* ^ and Mrs. Lathrop are enroute here *ift Angtlei.f1* DAVIS SHORES ST. AUGUSTINE Requests Several Local Represt Apply D. P. DAVIS PROP] Masonic Bldg., Sanford Letter Da The Five-Hundred Glub held gentlemen'.! nigh". <>o Thunk-giving evening nt the library, many guests as well ns members enjoy­ in g an evening of ranis. A consid­ erable auni was realized for the purchase o f tables. Refreshments of coffee and sandwiches were served. fit — ABK S FROM SEMINOLE Longwood News «i ->fBS m ' £ TH E SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1925. EIGHT 123 -u"W ; Osteen Florida W E W ILL SELL 50 Choice Building Lot In Longwood Park AT ABSOLUTE AUCT li-n tne Grounds, in the lleart of Osteen, FI- Tuesday, Dec. 1 2 P. M. to giw^Thc'neiv*sa-!tc\-o'i!|,)f r ^ v *'0!U 1 01 Osteen, Fla., and Osteen is just si HANFORD AND VICINITY ■ r Thanksgiving Day was celebrat­ ed at tb«* Oran-'** ami BI-*--k Hot-1 In delightful style, the whole low­ er floor being decorated with pine houghs, ferns and flowers and thrown open for th<- enjoyment of the guests who numbered fill, com In? front ninny states. Including Ohio. Maine. Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Alnboum. Cali fornia, Mminchusetts nml Canada The tnhU-H Wren gorernii.x'v piled with colorful ft nits as canter pb*cea, red grajHi.) and apples, buna nos, ratsurnns, tangerine*, orange' and erspo fruit. The guests we**seated In efanns at *"»*»|| tables and after fnJoym-*nt o f the bountiful na*nu many lingered for aoclal Intvreuurse in Ihu spacioui halls. Up to 1803, Canton, China, bad Stalls capable o f wpeting' 10,000 «n-H*nU wha r-wne V* takd exam/ loations for public u ffiii*. *___ | I *—■ .............. •—, ,—. , - i T y s f v The scale iif wagos for journeymen Carpenters o f Local Union 1751 o f Snnforel, Flo., will lit j l . i o pur hour on and alter January 1, 1920. Uy unanimous vote o f Local Union 1751. Uy C. C. FLYNN, Recording Secretary, ings ir0 Un t o up. ThU f ^ You may never h-ivo , k' Ul 0 >)<,) tumty to buy a lot in Osteen before the on may nevei have another opportu mty to buy real estate in Osteen at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ (>ur Own Price and on Easy Terms F R E E -$ 5 °0 in Prizes, Includin^Beautitiil Building TIIE ALTA MONTIS HOTEL Altanimte Springs. Fla 1-1 miles South o f Suuforil. /irst class accomoelations ft>r lf>0 guests at moderate ■atca. Ucaullfully lucalctl between two lakes, 110 itcres in parks, golf, tennis, boats, orange grove free to guests, Excellent x*usiiie* fine orchestras. Busses jiaas hourly. Twentieth’ season. GEO. E. BATES & SON. u -■ • ' A ou don t navx* to buy a lnt /»»• km the grounds at 2 P .M ., Tuesday ^D ecem ber1st* 1 EASY TERMS *rin * , - i v , . , *. “ ° l 0 win the Prizes, but you must ’ THE GEO. B. CLARK AUCTION r n n t RAND CONCERT j 1*1 a Carrying Marshall Freeman, Nation-.l iVV V . DeLand, Florida ________________ ’ al,onal Real E st:‘ te Auct., the man with a million dollar - : . ■ _ �* p ;J, r M T? ■ : s; ■ 1 _HERALD, 9ATUHP <>y the B) __ m o l American at night to take o f f tho chill. teaching profession. th in J?0 American students other nan the Lhodes scholars few re­ main at Oxford for the full course „ >-t;ars. Modern Oxford frankly disappointing to many j r ^ n ' f,ir il Ja changing rap■lu l wildcrnes of modern build- o, these productions which of a character they did not care to have their children to hear. Tho press has been filled with pro. m P»«nts who urged that bins he arranged which are suit­ able for children of any age and there has been a general response on the part of managers. There are altogether too many diamonds In the world to suit gem mines, but even nt that there is little likelihood that they will be­ come cheaper. Certain restric­ tions are under consideration in countries where diamonds are proKcotiomy in small ns well na large matters duced which will prevent their beis fundamental. Build a fund now for fu* coming a glut on the market. The tun* use. Open an account with the Semi­ increased diamond output from the nole County Bank. alluvial digging has recently be­ ' % ‘ ‘ * i come a serious factor in world.pro­ duction, it is stated in the annual Jack and the Bean­ report of Warrington Smyth, sec-1 •t% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts stalk, Alice in Wonderland, Cindc- relnry for mines and industries of j nila and a score of ntlicr favorites South Africa, who urges govern-1 of youthful England are in rehear­ ment control and certain limitasals as bills in t|,e English then- turn* upon opening new mines to ters. One feature o f the Christ­ prevent the sparkling stones be­ mas pantomines and plays this coming so plentiful that they would >T?r J’1' a general revival o f no longer he considered precious. old hnghsli folk songs nnd carols to replace much of the ragtime Among new freak golf clubs is mmic which has crept into Christ­ one in the form o f a comb for use mas pantomines of recent years. in playing out o f water. Another S TR E N G T H - SE RVICE - P R O G R E S S The English public has tired of driver has n bored tube In the head the pantomines which were large­ of a club filled with quicksilver to ly a rehash of slapstick musical give added weight nnd “ whip" in ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W H AT THE cumcdies. In some cases the hu- playing. MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. lr*"sc warmers were part o f the winter cqUipmcnt o f nlmost every fcngluh home the arrival n rriv.il onto until some 40 years ago o f the stone hot water bottle, snid to have been conceived by Mrs. William E, Glndstonc, wife of the famous prime minister. The grand old mnn used nf n ?m nois>’ onc- Tho hand to make up thirsty during the »LJ. u ''J 1 ccntury fell heavily night and drinking the water near? 'ts heritage o f beauty and cst Imn usually that in the stone atmosphere and tho 20th is no lottle, lie side him to give him •inder. the woods and fields that a century ago lay just beyond the something more palatable his wife filled the bottle each evening with college gates are now laid nut in Honing ten, sweetened. Stone hot monotonous brick suburbs nnd tie warmers. although replaced by breat industrial plants nnd in this riil'InT articles in the cities, are mu wilderness of modern huild- still used m English country disns a ;ti- B* " the ‘ "Y “university >»*versuy stands as i’ ,whcr?, thpy nrc known ns ] '*•' °:isis of gray stone ami green (ilndstones. f,‘tr< cns- . LONDON, 1Nov. i 28— yp)—The near . Vocf rn,° wvunty treaty may go villnltCrrtr "h n * jtffrthavhlK down in history as liaving two fot *■£ ST"firttm on-puio petticoat gov- fathers. While in London Austin ngcr* *.n chamberlain, the foreign secretary when ij is given the major credit for hnvmm m * $ ^ $ £ 9 * *qur « ! £ ing engineered the1 negotiations Erni'l °n' i n t K u ' o t o w n ^ u p o ^ o which culminated in the ngrccmeiii 5th »»**“ voters ns n j only wom ens to be signed in London, Dec. 1, in ubarrass^ ket I nris and elsewhere on the con­ tinent, the newspapers insist on r3n anJ joined *.n the fun, fleet(the r f to Baron D’Abcrnon, Wd(he women’s ticket by an overAmong *h in tr the wonici* «■ Tho 9tcCesskC n^tor* whclnunjr m j r,u^vevcri *ycre m British ambassador to Berlin, as the father of the pact. jury ttatlowj Iul r f f b T U T O^uWWWdLord D’Abernon is credited with |«i e" ail flmiy ” **4’ H",olii:ht aml-by having co-operated with the (Jeri francs* the I nmn statesman in the preliminary that they resigned their new stages of the security exchanges nt befan* kti influcn* f f i t a T S i O T t h « ' i''‘,UBU mul with having aided and urged Chancellor Luther, Foreign Minis­ *'! mnny American antique huntlimmcli"10.' rated. „cf fuch ter Strcsamann and other tenders •rs Have carried across the Atlanpier! V**u I’oslng in garments they arc now to do their utmost The French e old-fashioned English copper a deputy too poor to buy. iiundrcds f so- contend that this one of the Brit­ 'c l warmers that the price o f hvur»n th*' i ,iv irjrla are earning a iivlnf, i y ish diplomat’s greatest achieve­ a sc articles in London lias treb* ..,ln roccnt months, 3jjcd the « S & » l" « “ '■ *™ ments and that since it is com­ ihc Americans seized upon the as mannequins in the m >rc txtiu pleted he will rclini|uish his post admitted sjve Berlin fashion shopi. after the formal signing and re­ varmers as fine things to hang benicinoirs Daughters of arn-y officers, tire to private life. nn "pen fireplace or to use a chestnut roasters or com pop­ officials, physicians > £ays that government pers. The ordinary warmer is njnie to P«h- ami business men, impoverished by Always ott the lookout for nov­ I’out the size of a wash basin with tin* world war and post-war in­ rp jcrvice,” flation, frankly admit that they elty in fashions, London’s femin­ I* iin,l a three-foot handle. In to the fact are forced to supplement the fam ­ ine poulation seems to be pleased its heyday it was filled with live by the revival of a Victorian mode. charcoal and the first chestnuts In* mn‘ for ily income to maintain a semblance This is the wearing o f mittens in­ |0 therefore of their former station m >fc. during their Of the 4,000 mannequin* in Ber­ stead of sleeved gloves. Women already have adopted itions which lin it is estimated that 25 pur cent active scr- are listed in socinl register*. They mittens for theater going ami the e conncct- are paid from $02 to $100 a month absence of gloved fingertips makes o f cigarettes less though many whose names are cs- the handling pec IniIy well known and are look risky than formerly. The modern trs g° *bin' td upon by the modiste ns draw­ mittens are made of filmy lace of and dang' ing cards, get twice ns much us silks that harmonize with the rom by the the average. There is no one in silver thread with small precious i" of Paris Berlin, however, whose salary ap­ Wearer’s gown. Many of the more aired little proaches the $10,000 a year pnid expensive pairs are o f gold or ftd mothers |,y ,, Madrid shop fo r the services stones interwoven. j of tilt* Rue of the Spanish countess Viluubn. atnrntcd on Asked why ulie chose to be u Oxford university has only li>8 mannequin rather than do som e­ American students this year, as vornen et thing else, the daughter of a Ber­ of fashion, lin manufacturer on tho verge of compared with 204 last year ami day, long to- bankruptcy said thnt as a manne­ 200 in 1022. English educators surh menace quin she was given an opportunity have expressed disappointment i as it does of wearing for a few hours a day over this steady declined in the who 1ms at least the gowns which form er­ American enrollment since they Luke. In a ly adorned her own wardrobe. “ By had hoped that Anglo-American Idomcsticity education and training,” she snid, amity might bo further develop­ ed through the presence of large ird to cut numbers of Americans in English (be consid" glory. It hut has gone ahead witli its own universities. Oxford has failed completely to Kiir on tho variety of "Charleston” in tho nttact the type of American stu­ In the hopc- Paris cabarets nnd dance halls. dent who was common in tho tierSmith Americans here have man universities before the war, lj with nmiptc short- taken up the step with enthusiasm partly because of the costliness keep the orchestras, prefernh- o f an Oxford education and part­ Erls mi the nndnegro, playing away long after ly because the university does tint fof the little h' r known the normal closing time. A t the Micho- readily give nor highly honor tinrpt on their dicrc cabaret one o f the newest degree of doctor of phyilosophy so ami smartest in Parts, partic-a o f feb. celebrate Argentines appear almost every |= pown*up age night, bringing their guitars n m lU wc are prnhably more fitted for jnzz this line of work than anything their hair. supplementing the negro I else.” |off. however. band. There is a models’ school in BcrKith suspicion With each succeeding French Hu’s fashionable west and where on toward government proclaiming a more I prospective nuirim-quins may learn stringent economic program, sal- the fine points of the trade in ;c come sud­ ary increases for government cm- two weeks or a month. The school ami |js supported by a number of large or with the ploycs are becoming more rt result of more out o f the question. In eon -1style shops hut (s open to all on jilts'' held in sequence, liie government is daily payment o f a small fee. l’lifis recent’ losing a number o f its most cupildq^ servants, .who who f iii^^ t^yy. «„IU»W -ol* nbUvfervnqts, .J ,, Urn alevpj liU fc> w n pf Uvl-J>Q _FornKr J O V .2 8 . 1925. BERLIN' HoppstactUn, FUNDAM ENTAL ^eminole ([[nunlijj^ank S a n fo r d lF la . The New Boulevard and Geneva St -and at their Intersection 1 GROVE “AMID MAJESTIC PINES’’ Two broad highways “ that go somewhere,” one that ” leads to the heart oi Sanford, the other furnishing the shortest route to the Cheney Highway. SyrK All th<i n,)t nupporr*t||enmeivar ami .«n »r\x\n n> woman living in loom C‘Hj !,!------U f the only hotel aroused suspic- IK families on thev»r salaries. Tho finance ministry has been ion by taking all her meals in her particularly hard-hit in this way. room and declining to mingle with Many o f its host accountants, sin- other guests, tisticians and experts in various it, Was whispered about that fields having been induced to cn- she was a man in disguise. Othtcr big hanking enterprises nt L*rs started the rumor that the at quadrupled salaries. The min- “ lady in room 28” wus a secret istry of public works, too, has suf-1 agent o f another_Kurnpeaii power fered serious losses o f skilled per- A detective wnv called in t«> insonnel. When nn engineer trained vest!gate. The mysterious air in by the statu has served ten yeurs which he enveloped him elf added pi wnrth as in government employ he is free to to the general curiosity. Ho was This taunt resign. With few exceptions, the I nearly mobbed, however, for failatiro ll-.ff- engineers now finishing the decade lin g t>t produce a sensation. After |jiil nt McU of government service, arc plan- several days he blandly announcibruu-r!it her ning to enter private firms. ed that the lady in room 28 “ nw-reDri nch u'"vThe fear that foreign interests ly hml her hair dyed faultily, DO lloff- might some gain control o f the 1"She is neither hhrnde nor hrurdered by Bank of France, suggested by re-1 net to, neither lilack-haircd nor ► p a street cent important transactions in|Kray an,l °I course she does not line, then Imnk shares for foreign account, Jcare to meet people, he said, vhtch t hi­ is derlared by the hank to be rer refu a! groundless. Foreigners may buy I Tho old-fashiumd doll with tinF martial. all the shares o f the hank without baby-hluo eyes, gingham drer*s ami gaining control, it is added, be- long golden locks has come bad. fie most dis- cause only French citizens are ul-1 have ilccreed with the uppmhution tthese days, lowed to vote at the meetings un- of shop-keepers that the sop 11 J ^ 11'" it i"ii der the statutes or the institution, ticatcd-looking playthings or the irt, ] * - *j j few years urc u tiicnitco to (fKnry pri-dii-The bank o f fra n co as pov- l? .r . 1 , > *. fk ktoiro tin* enicd today, Is in most respects I children s mo ■ .. in France. the same ns when it was e sta b -1 The edict has g o n e out for the Id the Amer- lished by Napoleon. Slight m o d i - 1Christmas season that children in-toi recently Haitians have been made in its must lie given.playthings they cna f'l fu-nili duii> •' workings to fit in with c h a n g e d understand. Theytailto times, butthe provision restricting why a doll’s face should »e t.toira of the control of the French bank \>f is- cd, tho eyelashes and eyebrows i»-n* originally sue t » French citizens remains un- painted and the dresses *u *as present , changed. Shares are being bought |evening gowns. Instead o o < J^r’ ,u lht‘mu- abroad, it is said, but ns a simplu ling n baby doll mmlistes say, i * . ifi-“ « rches-| investment rather than with a view child cannot help but realize that - Mlu-hai- not t to obtaining any influence In the it is nursing a minaturo ot us -r masters,1management o f the hank. |mother. ft llony in Paris lilts ami many in costume, Iover the box M now spread i« boulevard i to resemble !. with gnekri-h di.iwls dress circle Geneva Street is now the scene o f extensive grading activity. This thoroughfare will afford the most direct route to Halm Beach and Miami, linking many active centers to the Sanford District. 'I’he new boulevard that intersects with Geneva Street will furnish a direct course to the First Street extension the coming business center o f Sanford. Traversing many o f the high type developments of the Fast Side, intersecting with the Seminole Boule­ vard just a few blocks cast o f the Forrest Lake Hotel. This boulevard when completed will afford more than fifteen miles o f highway travel to motorists o f Sanford. Survey the locaction o f Sanford Grove. W here will you find, at our prices, a more centrally located property for a residence o f refinement? realize Sanford Grove is located where you may expect to find one of Sanforcls most fashionable residential communities. Homesitcs can be bought at a price far below the market value o f lots in this type de­ velopment. Prices range from $-150 to $050 with desirable terms. Better act now as* those opening prices will not prevail always. rh e U n u su al 2 HE D R E A M HOM E ■— ---------------- Sanford Grove ----------------------------------------------- Bart Nason, Sales Director REA LTOIt 111 N 1(>U INSPECTION DA ILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. hL?L.,L‘I h«n* Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’s ‘K > rcstr‘cteil residential centers. floors tlmaulb tl,e i<Joa * features from an artistic point ot lilt-in fcitin U \t ,Iextone walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, tobt lv tetely an.i , these six rooms ami bath the complete 1 * anu e,e8antly furnished. Telephone 219 SANFORD, FLORIDA FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. I'OR s a l e b y tcortl iU Connelly & Sons v phone J? ■•,-**- • • •D-* *« *•re M —r* I (.Lit • RO- �INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS 1st National Bank Bldg. H AVE YOU BOUGHT in Ft. Mellon? These lots are active 1 have 4 lots in that development. Take them all for $6,000.00. T.- 203-205 Meisch Building W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. y HOMES—LOTS— FARMS ACREAGE CALL US UP And make an appointment to aie our 'eotfipletc list of bungalow* and other realdencea.' Among which are Hated below: 5 beautiful lots on Evans St., one corner. Easy terms. Must be - seen t0 fc,, Beautiful 9 Room House, practically new ; Hardwood floors, fi,* (rin d j lot is 61x117. A very good home. Easy terms. ••'.ft* 1 ‘I *\ OSCAR R . BROOKS THE LO T K IN G — Phone 482-w 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real EstatJ "U SE YOU R FORESIGHT’1 VOLUSIA COUNTY Acreage YOUR OPPORTUNITY To OWN your home by making small payments— We offer a beautiful 5-room bungalow, exclusive Five room* and bath, only SI,l>00 with rimmI terma. 81* roomn and bath on Hanford Avenue, near Han l.nnta ia cheap at $7,000 with terms to suit. . 800 acres close to Enterprise. o f bath and screened backporch, completely furniched for only $H,500. 3816 acres near DeLeon Springs. This home is located on 5000 acres near New Smyrna. Sanford avenue opposite beautiful Rose Court. Large lot. Garage. Small cash payment,, balance like rent. Can be occupied December 1st. HI* rooms and hath on excellent corner on Sanford Height* can be bought at $7,300. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices as low as $35. acre. SEE US AT ONCE. McCALL & FOX COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “ The Firm Substantial” H a le * P n rect O . r. M c C a ll, II. li, P m . I I , | „ H M |i p . 113V*2 M agnolia Ave. Real Estate J l ’ B R Y A N T & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, ] 311 First National Hank Hidg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 <* 20 Years Experience With Florida Land PAY RENT TO YOURSELF “R EAL BARGAINS” i j Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel Beautiful Spanish Bungalow; just completed; fine location; all modern improvements. Price $0,500. Cash $1,500. Balance like rent. SO acres adjoining city limits on good road. This is a bargain. ~*l ■I 162 ACRES— This must be seen to be fully appreciated. It is on a beautiful lake and is suitable for immediate development. It is very well located. Price $225 per acre. Terms. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS Phone 743. 2 lot* on French Ave. between 11 and 12 Sts. Eastern exposure n . $1850; 50x117, $1750. * 1 ” ®f ft 44 Acres— The road runs right through this piece o f land. Price $75 per acre. Good terms. If You Want business property on Sanford Ave. or First Street, I have it and I would like to show you how good it is. Real Estate and Investments. FRANKLIN TE R R A C E LOT TH A T WAS LISTED AN Acreage Near Enterprise Nice Home, 5 rooms and a bath close in. Get this today $4,800. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Phone 744. now. Do You Want Frontage on Island Lake and 5 other beautiful clear lakes? Just 3 miles from Country Club. See me QUICK. .IT** In Union there is strength— In Sanford there *'*^11* A Six.Room Rochond Stuccoed Bungalow $150 per acre, 1-3 cash «-tj * <.in One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue........ Thirteen acres fa cin g on Lake Monroe, 1200 feetl front. P r ic e ..................................................$1W| Just completed, an ideal homo In the best res­ idential section o f Sanford, with double garage Gas Station on Sanford and Orlando Highway. Three families living on property. A good proposition. Price $7,700— Cash $3,200. * Seven Lots fron tin g on Sanford Avenue between) mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850,001 $3,000 Down Balance to suit purchaser fty FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. IIIP/j Magnolia. # - 152 Acres Phone 746 > R .C . TISDALE REALTOR Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per acre and worth double price asked. f 1 Real Estate Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23, If you arc undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. W e O ffe r a n E n tire Block SOME REAL BARGAINS * •■****»• •» Fronting on First Street just o f f Sanford Avenue.] A Beautiful Home 585 feet on First Street at $50.00 per front foot. business property is On Central Avenue, large lot 75 acres near Osteen, 5 acres in grove. House and other buildings at $220.00 per acre. $15,000.00. Many real estate men say that we are offering] cheap. One-third cash. 75 acres near Enterprise on a beautiful lake; only $95.00 per acre. The price for a few days will be $120,000.10rc b| Three city blocks, houses and lots for sale. 90 days. Terms easy. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO. SCRUGGS R EALTY COMPANY REALTORS F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr, L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. unexcelled by any in Sanford .... ff “* 210 E. 1st St. Phone 117 202 First Street Phone 708-70'J Phone 733 Iffy,; r •< rr TWO HOUSES 1,000 Feet on Lake Jessup Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. Two lots / in “ he C^y V o T * in Dreamvold $1,500 each. Lot in Pinehurst High and dry with a sandy beach, most facing Hughey St. Ten acres on Lake Onora beautiful sight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. road. 117 acres in Geneva with LAKE front Oak trees with 126 foot spread on this land. West First °\ Celprv also facing hard road. Special priced with terms for 10 days. « '• ‘ 'ra in et. n„,| u H , Terms can be urranged on any o f the above. " V o nv.hwA rr ; - hou»o and sleeping perch, •, o FORT MELLON LOl i t We Have GoSl terms. 5 At m ' 1 new house; lights, £ 11,000. tioml terms See Mr. Chas. Night. ’ a Bargain 'sstfsx ss rs.om i«*"** Tamiami Land Company Room 3-3‘/ 2 Rail Building Phone 112 ;'c.s,r o V0U " '" nt We h0Ve ,hem- PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 766 5 Ball Bldg. WSUMS Lake Monroe Development Co. Pidcston-Brumley Building Sanford, Fla. M O M , • i __ . . . E. E. PAGE . The Substantial 12-14 Garner-Woodruff TELEPHONE 770 I �N0V. PAGE ELEVEN fasified Ad onJVc pa^ 7—Business Service 31— Special Notices tjUJEY’8 DRUG STORE — Pr*«rfptiona, Drags, Soda*. W# ltes are as near you u your phono. Call 103. ___________________ “ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon A Platt r** U6 Magnolia. Everything electrleaL Phone 422. Eleetragith . a »■* a II** Radio.______________________ W1GITT3—Three atationa. Magnolla and Second. First and Elm. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert aervlee. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving. Embossing. See ne first. We do It Phone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St h« MB- JAMh'.S H. COWAN—All kinds -porn!*'1* ftnaartlori. of Tin and Sheet. Metal Work. Water ard Boat Tanks. At Oak l» ” £ Avenue and Third Street. TeleOH °f phone 111._____________________ w k . Ill* thorlie* nil** f|tt* Jo* "And ai jroa ti- to MIItACLR Concrete Co. general cement work, sfdewalka, buildIn» blocks. Irrigation boxen. J . A. Terwilleger. Prop. HILL LUMBER C O r Houae » Service. Quality and Price. £jr*M »• |gmtj»r If (bout oB* ADDRESSING — fllaltlgraphlng, folding and mailing—aa you want it— when you want It Phone 673. II. E. Porch, F lrit National Bank Bldg. CnJ W ,• lira « » l uni*** 10— For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT: Largo furnished hod room. 618 Oak Ave. Phono 622W. WANTED: Apartment, bedroom and kitchen. Near R. R. Station. Aildross “ B" rare Herald. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. 17— For Sale. Houses ird #, Stores 1 Ihneous te etl ers ating, re«a Applied ns iSupplies liesman .Male Female Ki Ikfcnj can J*il\ kinil.s. T-'- -oh St. «« 3iM).\V u, P«Wiv.slo(,i lain a *VICE Day RagLhpi'i 63-w hs 1 It p P*1' ' Alls *Nlr.„ J 2 — A d v tg . M ed iu m s Fo r s a l e A l'iE R TlSK in the Jouraal-HeruJ, South Georgia's greatest Bjisinesrt property located on one 32— T y p e w rite rs , Suppplies newspaper. Morning, afternoon, of the best corners in - * *_~ weekly and Sunday. Classified City. Now paying 7*^ net REMINGTON Portable four-bank rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ on sale price of $100,000, Typewriters, “ the king o f port­ nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. with income increasing. ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding Machines. Can’t be beat. Seminole FOR SALE— Space on the page Numerous other valuable business Printery, Phono 93, Welaka Bldg. for classified advertisements. properties. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? Why pay 6 or $7000 for a small 33— Wanted hungalow when you can buy a nine room house W AN TED: A good milk hnnd, I FOP. BIG RESULTS advertise In ■ the FORT LAUDERDALE with water, electricity, white or colored. Spencer Dairy. garage, beautiful shade DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ Phone 100. trees, flowers anil fiftyard County thoroughly which ii five Orange trees, nlso W ANTED: Painting and paper one of the most rapidly growing considerable ground. Lo­ hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ sections on the Florida Coast. cated at Lake Mary, for ford and N. Y. Sample eopj and rate card upon request. lens than $5,000. SEWING done nt your home. Call CG1-J._______ _______ __________ HEAL ESTATE 123 W in First Strett Phone ITS Member of SANFORD. FLA. Klorldn Slate Florist* A**«clatlon. H. B. LEWIS CO. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertiso in the Gainesville Sun. Real Estate—Investment* MRS. C.C. D A B N E Y »nd 2n(J s ,_ Public Stenographer Phone 31 Valdez Hotel Lobby Office .Manager, Sam Younts niv M itso i'm inerr CO'Nt T O C K U R Y TW ^) V \" CM T H A T . M /N C iO lE -- T H l ^ NENER. N IN O W/XTCH W O N 'T (stEDf-VT IJO T h clR KELD YOU CARt^TiMCj it Am y LO «oe.Q IVE C O T XUME - M A .G O E - C .A \ je M L a h t i_o«N C ir.R .' M ^ N N K T E L L '- ANOTHER FO(^ T O U * ■ IIAHUEIt MONEY AVAILABLE • • First Clast Barber* Special Attention Given To luidlea and Children. j' Act Quick Call Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First N al'-nal Hank Bid*. Sanford. ------------- Florid* PITTS VALDEZ HOTEL WITH Keropraa Plea lin tel W .V . Wheeler Inc. U L IIT W. WARNER, M a i l f t f t 410-11 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 490W WANTED You can buy one or all front $1,001) to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few, days only. Twenty men fo r our EXTRA EASY TERMS Osteen Cement plant. Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary White COMPANY, and colored. Good pay and bonus. YiiT , v- v . JOHN E. FOX, Representative 120 South Rark Ave. FULTON, INC. "W e Cover Florida Real Estate Like the* Sunshino” Real Ratal* Itriilcri • U IK Best Business Site in Sanford ' Developer* Promoter I Seminole Hotel I SANFORD, FLORIDA. First Street (Near Forrest Lnko Hotel) 200 feet frontagu Price $122,500 ' 1 T; ’ Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 ncrca nt Paula (Border* two lakes) Price $1)},000 i 4 . Look this M O W - I V J M iT *1 * * I 1 ri i - \ T ,£D A . WAVCM W R lb T W /X T C H - . .. m 211 E. FIRST ST. Rhone 15,'L W. R. SMITH, Mgr. ............ .................... .......... W HAT OO T O O G E O R G E WANT to COMMIT <b U » C » O E . F O f ^ ? 'N O D T o W E A R — \T ^ M cM A N U S TO O *bO P C ,O irA ‘ U IP E . W D O N 'T -----P O ^ e . I'M TH RCXJ^U G a R iN 'A 33 1-3 A cres already Sub-divided and ready to go $400 per acre. Lot close in on First Street, $3,500. / SEE .J K. II. OIIBKN T. U. GALLANT I , W . P . C a rte r REALTOR 230 M dsch llldir. Rhone 718 K k ▼ f Winter Days Are Here Scr Our New Assortment o f Andirons and Fire Sets * * In t i /■Y ; Bodwell Realty Co., Inc, rt,u„e t* IL L . C E T I T or i Inquire . Louns A. 1*. CONNELLY & SONS (^1923 m N il1 On First Street SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. Sanriini'e I . r a d i x • A L o b b y I ' u l e d o n - U r u r u l s y tibia. H an fo rd F lorida s A ----- A . <■ ri\ \ .A _ - \ HILTON’ S FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. B y V7ELl_ in/EL M A D E U P 1. I Close In To Builder or Investor For First Mortgage Loan* on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% Consult us first when in (he market for funds Magnolia & Second Paying 10 percent Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 */Ofiant727^ Vfcilc[ez Reality Co. Earle T. Field W Sons G. TA YLO R D Y E R S. W. BRADFORD FOR SALE: 6 room house nnd 1-2 acre land, 1-2 mile due south TO ALL CONTRACTORS Elder Springs. Inquire at Herald 37— Wan led Help, Salesman DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — On anil after January the Office. — 1 *Pensacola Is beginning the W A nit is i »• t . ciionioiu is lnth, 1D2G, the Painters scale -------— a W A N ! n o . Agents: Big money greatest development in Georgia’s — ,------ . . . .. . — - • „ ■— *• FOR SALE: Four new, two room St’ llirur ITPIM* ill* chine /‘ hill** lingerie. llhmie!.. « k ..1« _til!__ I tl l- i selling crepe de will ho 91.00 per hour. history; n half million dollar high­ houses, each on easy terms, $750 Every woman buys. Low prices. way to the gulf beach just finish­ Loral 1201. Sanford Ginderville. Also n few good lota W e deliver and collect. Libbye nt $300. Write P. O. Box 606 City. Lingerie Co., 0 N. Michigan Ave. ed; at lwo million dollar bridge By M. I). JACKSON. acrost Escamhia Bay started: Financial Secretary. If only philanthropists would SALESMEN: We have n good op­ quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions give it hack to the same people portunity to offer real estate they took it from.— Roanoko World salesman. One who is familiar with being spent on highway; greatest Tires and Tubes chance for live developers to get i News. the greater Sanford District pre­ in on ground floor. Write Devel-1 At print (hat «r« right 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous ferred. Sanford Grove, Inc., 507 upment Department. Tho l’enaa First Nnt'l. Bank Bldg. Phone 219. coin News. Pan Am and Standard Gas ana FOR SALE: Two lots in Drenm- SALESMEN WANTED: We want TAMPA MORNING TU1BUNKwold on French Ave. $1-150 each. Oils two more good real estate sales­ Scnd in your tubacrlptiun to the Phone 571-J. men to sell n fast selling subdivis­ Tribune or hand it to your local “ Veedol Oils” FUR SALE: 1 3 11. P. 110-220V, ion in the city limits of Sanford. dealer so you can read Florida's single phase 1750 R. P. M., elec­ Don’ t miss n good chance to make greatest newspaper. One year Electric Irons c months! three nioVitlis tric motor. Brand new. Price $125. some money. Apply Room 606 W First National Bank Bldg. Radio Supplies I). E. A. care Herald. $2.00. If yon desire $1,000 insur­ ance poflov add 75c to your urder. FOR SALE: Baby carriage. 00‘J RINK’S KILLING 38— Wanted. Situation Male AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Union Ave. gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest STATION FOR SALE: 192-1 Ford Sedan In POSITION WANTED for winter. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. renl estate or auto salesman, o r ) excellent condition. Will sell or Rhone 4R1-J trade for real estate. P. O. Box similar work. Experienced. 719 iiAINE — Wotervllle, Morning Oak Ave. J. L. Henderson. 803. Sentinel. Thousnnds of Maine Jpeople nre interested in Florida M il Sanford Ave. Sanfoid. Kla. FOR SALE: One Shetland pony. FOR CITY COMMISSION . property. Reach them through Gentle nnd in good condition. the Sentinel. Rate card on «pI hereby announce my can­ 'i plication. 1006 Union Ave. Phone 99. didacy in the coming city elec­ TURKEYS FOR SALE: G. W. W . H. L O N G tion for the office of City MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people Spencer. Phone 400. are interested in Florida. Each Commission. of them through a classified ad MEAT MARKET 21.— Lost, Found II. It. STEVENS in the Morgantown POST. Six cents n word for six consecutive 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. LOST: Between Daytona and Deissues. KINDERGARTEN Land, Thursday, man's black allTo lie marled tin- firm Monday of gator handbag. Return to 119 December fur buy* and alrls of l COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Bellevue Ave., Daytona for identi­ and & years of axe. Classified ads have tho largest fication and rewnrd. ItBASONAItl.K ItATMS circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Kur ri-*er\inluii* Imiiilrr til Apnrl- gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. Porter E. Pitta iiiml \u. 1, 2nd Flour, Snnfunl 11••r21.—Sale, Real Estate UKAI. I:.STATK nId IIIdaLEARN A B O U f Tolk County nnd •10- 1 1 1 -4 1 3 |«| Nat'l. Iln nk 111,1 k . Lakeland, through the StarJ. E. SPURLING, sUb-divislon 490-W Hnnfonl, Kla. Telegram. Best advertising me­ I'linnn specialist. Subdivision to Or­ l(<*i>r«srntiiiK w. v Wlieelur. dium in South Florida. Published Itcul Kstntfl llrokvr lando. Florida, nnd F l o r a mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Heights, Florida on Dial* High­ way. Lakeland, Florida.________________ A Real Good Buy TO REACH nUYKUS or tellers of Sale— Furniture, elc. Florida real estate advertise i» K I R K ’ S Wo carry a full line. the St. Petersburg Timet. One cen* AUTO TO I* SHOR Our prices are right. Cash or cent a word daily, two cent* a won 5-room huntfalotv with Sundays. terms. We want your business Hhlr t’ortnlrm Hi*nt Pnirra Sanford stove A Furniture Co. r nnhiuiKi C nrpri* bath; also parage. Eastern MORNING JOURNAL ia tho III! My r l l r A v e . exposure; corner lot in one THE 321 E* F ir,t St* Nfiiifiiffl, I 'In. accepted want nd medium In I'huns IJVO-J o f the best sections o f the Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word 25— Opticians, Jewelers city. For price and terms an insertion. Minimum 25c. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. see jewelery and cIock repairing and THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT engraving. Quick service. 110 M ag­ —Central West Virginia’s larg­ nolia Avenue. Phone 442. est daily. Want nd rutu l l -2c per word; 4 insertions l l-4c; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. AHAI. E.VTATH —INVESTMENT* 28— Riant, Seeds. Trees PROPERTY i All Bargains Good Terms 'W anted Help, F em ale Louies •Hctat, Itealdcnt ot Florida tinea fill, lleftitnrot: Flrat National Hank. J. H. HUTCHINSON OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Good buy—modern four room bun­ galow with water nnd through the Xenia Gaiette, Zenelectricity. Lot 128x116 W ANTED: Neat appearing sales- in. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ feet. Price $2750. Reas­ Realtor lndiess to sell Pickwick house trict. Want ad and display rates onable terms. Located at and street frocks direct to wearer. on request. Milune Theatre Hldg. Lake Mary. Easily earn $35 weekly, work all A LITTLE t TANT AD IN The or part time. Write today Pick­ HERALD will bring you in big Orange Grove—60 acres in grove, wick Mfg. Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. •17 acres unclenml, with results. Advertise those old ar­ house, ham nnd garage. ticles you have stored away and Located in S e m i n o l e have no use for. A little thirty35— W a n te d H elp, M ale C o u n t y three-nunrters cent ad may bring you several mile from hard rond. This M AN WANTED: City or country. dollars. Thone 118 nnd a repre­ is a real buy, now yield­ old established company will sentative will call nnd see you. ing handsome return on supply start you in,TO REACH the prosperous farmsuppiy capital capital and nnil start investment. Price $75,000. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS your own permanent business sell* | ers and fern growers o f Volusing necessities people must buy ia county advertiso in the DeLnnd Acreage—13-1 acres, beautiful ten •ACREAGE„ . . ■v i i w uumrvra* every day. Experience unneees-; Daily News, rate le per word, cash room house two baths, snry. w Write & B U S IN E S S -H O M E S ' !‘ ~ "McConnon 'n ' Company ~ with order. three fireplaces, hardwood Factory 821, Winona, Minn floors. Dae mile front on one of Orlando’s promin* BOYS WANTED nt the Postal ADVERTISING gets results if It i‘iit highways. Price $10,reaches potential buyers. PaTelegraph Office. Apply at 000. latkn Daily News is circulated in once. an industrial and agricultural sec­ Valdez Hold DullUino Apply .- • t f ,. ' . ■« W ANTED: Man to wash windows. tion. . / * .*•» a* v s Apply 7:30 a. m. Saturday, 110 TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tnmpn. A. P CONNELLY & SONS Elm Ave. Fla. Thousands read the clas­ Magnolia Are. A Second Street sified pages of Florida’s Gteat Sanford, Fla. W ANTED AT ONCE: Experienced Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Phone 18 soda man. Laney’s Drug Store. Minimum 25c, cash with order. NOTICE Write for complete rate card. 34 iTEWART THE FLORIST” Flowers for all occaaiou . 814 Myrtle. Phona 200-W 't R. It. FV*\\» F carune S krvicc. C m l UiiUia right* rnrrvail I»c //ZH Ball Hardware Co. PHONK 6 r �That point I t t 1 * , inFlorida where fairness * • 4 and ■ * i i m oderation • , * # m prices - ■ .. .. » ► ; - » unparalelled investment oppon * unities--NO W! f »i o [5;' Unsurpassed natural beauty.— Miles upon miles of water front, in­ cluding gulf, bays, bayous, rivers and sounds— Finest harbor on the Gulf of Mexico.— Surrounding country with the most productive soil, suitable for growing citrus fruits and assuring diversity of crops— Richness of soil alone will assure tremendous growth of Pensacola, making it the second, if not the largest city in the state within a few years.— Mean average temperature for winter, 50-55 degrees.— Water 99 9-10 pure by analysis shown by certificate of Prof. C. F. Chandler of Columbia Uni­ versity.— Pensacola and surrounding territory elevation high and dry.— Beautiful trees, hundreds of kinds, including a number of varities of the palm. Commercial Values * I* Old Fort San Carlos, oldest on the continent.— Interesting indian mounds made by the Seminoles.— A wealth of other historic interest dat*« » ! ing from Pensacola’s first settlement in the early sixteenth century, through the regimes of five countries.— Mediterranean architecture, old­ While real estate values arc con* stantly increasing— rents, labor and building materials have not advanced proportionately. Property has not yet reached its re­ ciprocal value. Your investment no* in Pensacola or surrounding territory is an assurance o f quick profit and res­ idential security. est and best in the world, is to be found here. Living Expenses The U. S. government has established in Pensacola notp.bly large posts of the army, navy and marine corp3.— i lie largest naval air station in the U. S. is here. The hotels com bine excellent service "'ith a goodly portion o f southern hos­ pitality The old Southern custom of having Brazilian coffee served in the rooms before breakfast, still prevails, and at a cort. o f only twenty cents per pot. Excellent rooms from four to si* dollars. Ask us to tell you the truth about Pensacola: ohd its tremendous opportunities W E G IVE Y O U A SQ U ARE DEAL' Peter L. Rosaaco President West Florida Development & Investment Co Inc. "V r v ^ 1 " v ■ ■' - -------- - i ------- ---------- 1 ( Vensacola==West Florida's AlUYear=Round City James 1 Gen’I Mai �1 .*w IP * aw t i i f r *. V ’ ^ ---------- ;„li»TT»Be Forged In '( t a i l Inland Waterways Fashionable Knrl I. Brown. U. S. A. Corps of nr—(jO— I Engineers in nnd "oMKcanal entcrrot Brown said there remain* «P, only one IS to be p S t f K y m o o p * » « * £ * £ ' Irctnains eo3fhaL ! City and .tcrway^"1 S - J . H»n>P* ‘ of the AUan- “ at bridges over the Deep bn the .tronirth o f Col. n r.,* n , asaociation splendid report and by the nuthor ft of the War Department we night do* may confidently. Procced to the jinual session celebration of this important nat­ of Kichm°nJj ional work, which bring* us up o 3t ( the next and last essential1 link in coastnl chain J” ® 3 Sir. Moore cut across New Jersey," Mr. Moore said. _______________ if an unoffii’inl |vcd from Co.. invention cl y the Atlantic Stockade W orker Is I Man Is Charged With K illing illed By A NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 28.— L p i-J . E. Bond. 49, workhouse Officer workman, was being held by po­ lice todny in connection with the I fla., Nov. 28. dentil last night o f Charles budge, ffcl whlto man 72, keeper of the city workhouse. ! wa s s h o t a n d Fudge was fatally wounded last \. yesterday.in night in a fight in the prison with Soti. George fering from a bullet wound in the •jurd tho man abdomen and one }*} tbo b^Qd* L patrolling the holding Bond with his arms pin­ crnl robberies ned to the floor. They were com ­ pelled to pull Fudge o ff his man. lurirg the night. The aged mail died an hour later L,t fruni a store [out his nhoul- in n hospital. ____________ 1the store was onlainid bread, . LEAVES F()lt KIVBIUA Hater. PARIS, Nov. 28.— (/P)— M. Tchltivc chase afoot, L stop. Ho re- chcrin. the Soviet minister who ar­ Karp fired, the rived in Paris yesterday, left there piercing the fore Rivviorn this morning. A l­ |ti> dead when though his trip was said to he for his health, ho took occasion kfh^1 him. Seizure NEW YORK, Nov. 28.— ( /P ) nix elevens remained in full pos­ session of the eastern gridiron to­ day after farewell appearances by major teams in stirring Thanks­ giving day struggles. Tomorrow nfternoon Army and Navy mil have their annual clash at the polo Grounds. Lehigh nnd itn«ne5)c nt Pittsburgh, Ta., nnd <i,'ly l russ and Boston offer tho only other big closing games of the eastern front. n ”^ c ,hngfish, found In Monterey Hay, California, has three henrts, according to David Starr Jordan, ncshlca the main heart, it has one in the tail and in addition to this another special heart for tho por­ tal system of veins. Try Smith's Barber Shop for Kood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next <o Valdez. The Hunting Season ]9 said to hnvc taken plncc OPENS DECEMBER FIRST but you will not have to HUNT lor reliable g?ms and ammunition if you come to us. Lee J. C, Cop- yesterday to view ministers of the As of blame in Quid d Osay. ;hten Up Van’s death. We Carry i Defense Auto Top. Slmle nrnl lleimlrril. Nlilr Curlnlnft I’ nr Alt Slnkrx tif Cars p"Fla., Nov. 28 [ scareh and J at the recent [fl „f the legisI distinct lighcn5 defense; of eultffenses. |of the new law, I an arrest, for :j{ of “ road or i driving, tlrivr intoxicated,” Ire search the ; any concealed Model Trim Co. W INCHESTER AM M UNITION Ilmlue litrimr l» Nr»l 'l’o l'« "We Trim llir fu r ,\«t (lie OWiirr.” * We IIttvo n Complete Line of I tjier. Phone 8 Ball Hardware Co. seizesl may be fit guilt at the sumption shall * * *:• Ball Hardware Co. ' DEVOE’S Paints, Varnishes and Stains tolun or emberins an itemized “ If it is Hurchvnro, we have 11” I’ honc 8 i seized were I ¥on Buy mn in the aU ofj fin the prerencc fie. r. The law a H M M a iia ia n a a a a H a iia B a a a a H a a a ia M "a > «a i"|i|l" K’,IHaHI,l,BUHJia,ID,!," ,,ini,(lllliau!,aM>ill,," ,lliri,ll" ,l,aiiani,lll' llinillll,<,ll,l,Mni<IBI!; ” i i i i i M i N i B i a i i M i i B a i i i a « i < H i i a u n n i D a i < ) i * jh .................................................................................. a U ^ m Irc.-idtnce from n H a m rtinn M illions a a a n a n a a a a a a ks til IVr Cent a u a a a a a a a a that give* an \ whit" light, jor electricity, lie U. 8. Gov- a ping univi r.- iauperior to I*. It burns aa r noise—no a clean, safe, a tr and G per aa S« (coal oil).. a iL Johnson, I! 12 a a 'dflphia, is o f-tI1 n on lo day's ' a lr-Tr- to give ono user in each n a a a a a m A a a a a |,W|* him intro- a t'*Liy for full >-'h him to exUrL I the agency, a m •junee i,r money a a Wpcr month. a a a "fin '»f n giant a . » new lidewaI'anlmndlo of \e -■'•a x Briti .It |•-'■let t<> the aea n a a u a n ■a a a a a a m a a a a a a a a a ■ n a a a n STACKS a ■ a ■ a a a n n a M an S u f- rUreeTimei a Relieved oy L Kr.-Mr. ' j. a a a n a a n a a n a a a a a ■ p. a dealer and far- a • im aga learned a a The ARVANIA a ■ ■ Black- aa a a a a a J *;(fat<i with ro- a a i^ that came on wch month. I Would ^ couldn't work. a_ a didn't ccttu a 5 Purchase as many lots in Mai vania as you possibly can.. And for your sake, and the profit it will mean to you, we urge prompt action. An announcement will be made at an early date that will m e a n much to the purchasers of homesites in i ai vania. Watch closely. u **’ ™ Z n Marvania Investment Co. Bhck"I Use. * I^JS u h r -llef tejU0? a Dot ba ■ a i hv a, '■ liko n«w. * could NC-Ul DRAUGHT ■ a |£ ■•- rT v. rm r l . _1 2 k U T_ * ORIGINAL—CUT-RATE DRUG STORE—ORIGINAL 21 W . Church St. Orlando, Fla. _________ ' I When in Orlando, we want you to call nt our store nml make it your headquarters. 5 i Parcel Post— 10c extra on the Dollar. We Sell Drugs to The Consumer A t Wholesale Prices / \ MONDAY AND TUESDAY SPECIALS $ 1.00 C oly’s $1.00 Palmers Extract ........ Toilet Water . $2.00 Coty’s $1.50 Cappi Extract ........ Toilet Water $3.50 Coly’s $2.00 Jade Extract ....... Toilet Water $3.50 Coly’s Special Prices On Perfume Toilet Water \temizcrs 25c Woodhury Soap , P A $ 1.00 Iloubigonts Extract .......... 17c, 3 for .............. • t > U $2 Houhii'auts 25c Cuticurn Extract .......... Soap ........................ $3.25 Hnu'nnts 50c Pepsodent Toilet Water Tcaith P aste............ $(• llonhigants C J ff / I Q 5l)c I’ eheco Toilet Water Tooth Paste .......... $L50 Cappi Q - i A A 50c Squihhs Extract ......... Tooth Paste .......... $1 Carons Hlack , Q A GOc Forhcns Narciss Ext........... •(> c/ Tooth Paste .......... 25c Colgate* $3.50 Caron’s Black Narciss Q O Q O TiMilh Paste .......... Extract ......... t J v jU o O v 25c Sanitol $ 1.00 Mavis Tooth Paste .......... Extract ......... 25c Sanitol $1.01) Mavis Tooth Powder.......... Toilet Water 50c Mennen $1.50 Hnu'nnts Shaving Cream .... Bath Salts .... 50c Williams $1.50 Ilou'ants Shaving Cream .... Bath Powder 35c Williams $1.25 Coty’H Shaving Cream .... Face Powder ........ 35c Collates 75c 3 Flower Shaving Cream .... Face Powder ........ 50c Florients 35c Itarvnsol Face Powder ........ Shaving Cream .... $1.00 Princess Pat 50c Molle Face Powder ........ Shaving Cream .... 50c Mavis 80c Williams Pound Face P ow der.......... Shaving Soap ........ $1.00 Cappi ,35c Ponds Van. Face Powder ........ Cream .................... $1.00 Azurea 35c Ponds Cold Face P ow d er.......... Cream .................... $ 1.00 Floramye 05c Ponds Van. Face P ow d er.......... Cream .................... $1.25 Asst. Bath 05c Ponds Cold Salts -.....................*. Cream .................... $1.50 Asst. Bath 50c Boncilla Pow der.................... $3.50 Mary Gardeni Toilet Beaut If ler .............. 75c Boucilln Van. Water 'Cream .................... at .............. ' : / Boncilla Cold .79 75c (-ream 50c Theatrical Cold $1.19 Cream 50c Palmolive $1.79 Shampoo rOc M ulslfiod......... ..... .63 $1.39 $2.76 $2.87 .69 $1.69 $2.89 .19 .36 .36 .36 .39 .19 .19 .19 .39 .39 .27 .27 .27 .39 .50 .25 .25 .48 .48 .29 .63 .79 .79 $1.19 $1.19 .79 .63 .39 .79 .39 .79 .79 .79 .79 .89 Coconnut O i l .......... 50c Hays Hair Heath .................... GOc Packers Tur Shampoo ............... 5<)c Liquid Staoomb ................ 75c Stacomh Jar ........................ 25c Mcnncn’s Talcum ......... ..... 25c Mavis Talcum Powder .................. 25c B. & B. llahy Talcum .................... 25c J. & J. Baby Talcum .................. 25c Peter Itahbil T alcum ................... 25c Princess Pat Talcum ................. 25c Armorcus Powder ................. 50c Kora Konia Powder ................. 35c Culex Cut Remove r ............... 35c Cutcx Polish Asst.......................... $1.25 Buyer’s Aspirin 100’s ....... 35c Bayer's Aspirin 24' h ........... 25c Buyer’s Asperln ................ $1.00 K. D. X . Hair Tonic ...................... 50c Pound Stationary ............. 75c Dcxtrl Mutton No. 1, 2 and 3 ....... $1.00 Liquid A r v o n ............ . 25c Sulph, and Cr. Tartar l.iq.............. G5r Nupak Price ..................... 75c Ituhhing Alcohol ....... G5c Dry co Price ........... $3.75 llnrlick’sl Malted Milk .... $ 1.00 Horllck’s Malted Milk ... 50c Horlick’s Malted Milk ............ 50c Pluto Mater i.................... 25c Pluto Water If II I V •••*••*••« *•*•*•■ *•• 35c A Ai W. Paper 'Towels .................. $ 1.00 lb. Hospital I ( ’niton .................... ■ 35c Squihhs Epsom S a lt s .......... 15c Squihhs Epsom S a its ........... • M .A 35c Squibb* Soda Bicarbonate......... 15c Squihhs Soda Bicarbonate ........ $1.50 Squihhs Olive Oil ....... H5c Squihhs Olive Oil ............ 50c Squihhs Olive Oil 75c M. K & It. Mineral Oil ......... $1.50 Van Ess Scalp Massage $ 1.20 Bromo Seltzer ........... GOc Bromo Seltzer ............ f t A 30c Bromo •22 l i U v Seltzer .... $1.50 Carton -J ,J)k $1.25 Piakham Camel Cigts. Comp................... $1.00 Taylors $1.75 Xmas Pkg. Prince Blood item.............. 75c Norwich Tobacco 50c Gillette M. Mag................... 50c Squihhs Blades ................... 50c Grin M. M a g .......... ........ $1.00 Squihhs Liq. Blades Pat role hum ........... 35c E. It. $1.50 Red 'Top Blades .................... Mall 50c Jergeus 40c Fletchers Lotion ................... ?astoria .................. $1.20 Wildroot Hair GOc Cal. Syr. Tonic ...................... Figs ........................ title Wildroot Hair $ 1.00 Keen mu Tonic ...................... Price ............... .<..... 35c Wildroot Hair $1.00 Stearns Tonic ...................... Tonic ...................... 50c Kelloggs 50c Wildroot Tasteless Oil ........ Cosareat Slum p...... $1.40 Sloans 50c Wildroot Liniment ................ Tarolcum Slump. 70c Sloans 50c Colgate's Liniment ............... Itrilliantlne ............ 35c Sloans 50c Pnlmors liny Liniment ............... Rum ........................ $1.00 Wampoles Cod . G5c Glovers Mange Liver O i l ................ $1.10 s. s . s . Rum ........................ $1,35 .33 .33 .29 .39 .89 .42 .27 .39 .39 .39 .39 .48 35c Whisk Brooms .................. .19 $ 1.20 Caldwell’s Syr. Pepsin ............ GOc Groves Chill iillc Caldwell’s Syr. 1onic .48 Pepsin .................... $ 1.00 Nujal 35c Vicks .69 S*ilv ( rict e ...........GOc Nujal GOc Kings P r ic e ......................... .42 Discovery ............... 50c Formal dehyde O Q I’ umigators ............ • O v $ 1.20 H. B. B. , P r ic e ......................... * O g 15c Waldorf Toilet Paper. 2 f o r ......... $2.50 Orange Mama Dolls . . . . t j r .28 $1.15 .89 .44 ■ " SC R U G G S R E A L T Y CO SALES A G E N TS rid J y rTTT f t P rice ^-iakfagUa. p,i|3 n \ Z %,?>uplo or Would bo very V . u. • Be Sure and Specify If You A re An Out o f Town Customer. m The Greater the Profit E 7 $2.79 1 a ■ ■ I h SjUANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. Nnv 28. 1925. Railroad President Is Six Eastern Teams Seeking NicknameFor Will Play Saturday His GO-Year Old Road T behind the locked doors. When po'on of the city lice arrived, drawn by shrieks of harp, after the prisoners, they found budge, suf­ . >> r CHICAGO, Nov. 28.— {/P)—A GO ycar old niilroad with 945 miles of trackage, wants a nickname. It is willing to pay for It. It already nas n corporate name, tho Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway’ Compnny, but T. C. Powell, its new nrcMdcHt. desires a popular, catchy 6 u,o. R must t>e something that ‘ , 8 ,w°ll on cars, letter heads, advertising and dividend cheeks. . ,}?r‘ not seeking a name telling of the location of the line, but rather, its position ami serv­ ice. lie points to trade names that are mure popular than official tias the Monom, the Erie, the •Nickle Plate, Burlington ami Big bour. AH these, he thinks, are mom expressive than tho lengthy ^ Y c r r r r t^ Thm pump ha., taken the sandal nml often ponderous corporate titles. . ___________ • > kenii1", I 104!?1, nml ha> inserts of braided leather introduced on the 'am p and at the lied. The heel Canada, in 1910, lost about ono n K l '; a s h t h ° c a s e w i t h hundred million bushels o f grain of nenrlv all tho smart new pump ore kind or another because of m o d e ls . fungoid disease. • W* 202 First Street Phone 735 8 M Masonic Temple ... ? :a m i “ ?a a We have u large assortment o f Christmas Goods. Toilet Sets, Imported Perfumes. Manicure Sets, Gent’s Shaving Sets, Military Brushes and many other appropri­ ate g ifts at cut prices. Id H mmmm l ™ HffilCfNE * * BI**BBBBBB8 8 8 8 8 8 8 g p i l8 8 M M B,i:1PBBBB* BaB* >B,,BB-B 1 �THE S A N F O R D J I E R A L D . J A T ^ Y ^ V J S y m PAGE FOURTEEN 1120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND 4 MILES LAKE FRONT ON NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $ 1 0 0 Per Acre WE “ MINE” OUR OWN BUSINESS NEAR ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE Modern Poultry farm, equipped with necessary out houses and brooders. Quarter mile from depot, Long wood. Containing 10 acres; 7-room house. All live stock including several hundred chickens. 4 acres in grove— 6 to 8 years old. immediate sale. Price reasonable for 10 Acres of Prosperity Farms are located B e t w e e n O r l a n d o a n d Kissimmee easily find quickly accessible to both cities over good fr|s. These farms a r e cut Into 10 acre tracts, nml i laid out that every tract fronts on a wldo road ending into main h i g h w a y . For the r K , <>r truck, citrus fruit, dairying er poultry, riorum off c m no b e t t e r land T i p ' l o c a t i o n Is I d e al , being not over no m i n u t e s from cither Orlan­ do or Kissimmee The.o* f a r m s a r e h i g h , d r y and r i c h sui t , a n d t h e p r i c e Is o n l y §125.00 ACRE MR. INVESTOR WE H A V E SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PR O PERTY THAT W ILL PRO VE PROFITABLE TO YOU. Also Small A creage fo r Subdivision Close to Orlando Realty Development Corporation W. I). LEAKE, Resident Manager OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS O-K FARMS D. E. MANASCO Lonfrwooil. 21 Court Street Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit . Orlando, Fla 18 N. Orange Avenue Orlando, Ft 40 ACRES Our office Apeciali/.*M in lhi.*t t in wtiich we would tm nnwilli BRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS Lane-Hardison Corporation of property on made a profit No. 12 Watkins Rid ORLANDO, FLORIDA I f so, let us list rap id ity with which| ev ery clay asking fo| FOR SALE 33 acres of land located on the Winter Carden State Highway, two miles west from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. the beat subdivision tracts in Orange county. ? 11500 per acre. §5,000 hinder. balance 1, 2 and 3 years. One of If sold at once will take §25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, ANOTHER BARGAI N SNAI I U/2 Acres in Smith Orlando L|> t<> date listings o f Business Property, Acreage, Homes ROBINSON & SAMUEI Name Chosen for Club House �T H t f 8 ANTORP HERALD. SATURDAY, Big Part in Life o f m eet a t c a p it a l f on Beet Nine Hours Each Day CN NOVEMBER 28 TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Nov. *27. field iJOloth U leux i-wm l.v »%•*»•* . • aP* wckht makes •bos been qulto hy (itsml.-ied la jsprwxrcl li contht of the ttlto* er warmth or itleM certainly comfort Kid Is light but It i more comfort|leathers. emancipation of this theory Ifaotncar that a been wrought, lance, for Main|r by women behey hae# found pngly smart and but comfort|In C.o long run, co* In demand Defendant*. — M’ 1— Representatives 0 f 14 d if. JaJiicnabk I t k A f Natkrl [ ' n jlle c k aid Tan KldaKlU iu well DEMIN TO Complainant. A* UJV i:i.t, ct at. (h xK rP iyiit) EjtjvnUn Suit Curthunn^ Ctvpv Plaid E m on lh and M aJ Ittth an Mea to Soil {■• Hnlc»V T lllp. W. j. 1*AKK. \v m «i< T aro selecting a plain black kid ox­ ford In tho dull finish, for leathers with high gloss Is no longer con sldcrsd smart fur thu u von iu i, hours. As for file smnrtly dressed t o m . an. the two-piece ensemble Is worn at all hutirs of (he day and night, distinguished ouly by Its more dollcato fabric and absence of sleeve*) In tho evening. With this nhu chooses tho plain est pattern In footwear, either an opera pump or ono-strnp slipper in kldskln. Fou serviceable street wear, black kid knows no rival. Golden brown k!2 Is particularly smart this season, and for moro formal wear It Is frequently combined with heel and strips which liavo been dujlcd with Thcro aro so many occaslonn gold. when only a black shoo Is appro­ Tho plaid rnscmhlo In the upper priate that the well dressed m an Is dem anding som ething finer In right hand corner shows what can this lino and It (s of kid leather bo nehteved with tho delightful new that tho now patterns aro being woolen patterns which have tnki n made. The substantial brogue ox­ such n popular place In the mode. fords form erly m ade In heavy cu m ­ Tho stmplo ono-ptcco frock has a bersome leather, aro now shown In short, flaring capu which snaps on I.cst ono sew khl, giving tho nppcaranco of tho beneath the collar. too much plaid, a narrow scalloped heavy corded leather, but with tho trim m ing of hclgo with shoes, hose, warmth anil com fort th at ouly a and hat to mntcli. Is a pleasing re­ kid shoo can lend. lief. Tho figure benonth this shows After six o'clock In tho evening, tho long cuscmblu suit, still con­ when only black shoes aro soen sidered ono of tho smartest street abroad, th* m ost fastidious m en costumes. by men for tho name reasons. Blnco people are beginning to exercise the panto caution In vsnm lnlns shoo materials that they em ploy when buying other apparel It Is well to know that kid leather Is readily distinguished by tho many llttlo pores which arc visible In tho leath­ er, a characteristic which no other leather has. For tho many whoso w o :k Is both outdoors and indoors .1 tho nhoo of kid leather Is Ideal bccauso tho porous qualities of hid permit tho foot to breatho Indoors and still bo kept sufficiently warm when out of doors. And then, too, kid leather takes a perfect polish, thus pro­ longing tho Ufa o f tho shoo. USSEI) BY LEGISLATURE Ily Associated Press , Nov. 27«—(tV) of bills pascf the U-gdil scslitn, Dion: Author11state build9*rtmcnt... k Authorizin; pan- nt state AN O CEAN VO YA U t ferent health nrgnnixMionn of Honda will gather in Tallahassee •nturday to consider n program or co-ordination in health educa­ tion work in the state. The meeting, the third of its Kind since* organization o f the Honda Health Education Council, v.lu.’ h embraces the I I bodies, two y ar> ug,it will |w. Liel.i at the I)epartmi'iit of Public Instruction. r.ach organization is expected to submit a proposed program of licn! h Work in tho schools of the •date, and from those suggestions one d. finite schedule will he dell|l d mu>n, in order to co-ordinate nil health work among the pupils. hour phases o f henlth work will bO'discu ed, namely, health ex­ amination i f pupils, thnt o f teach­ ers. health education score cards "f th*> state, and formulation of policies fer health supervision from th•» State Department of Public Instruction. Those organizations expected to participate in the meeting include tile State Hoard of Health, Florida Public ILnlth Association, Home Demonstration Agontit, State De­ partment .-f I'uWlie Instruction, Horida State College for Women, the General Extension Division, American Red Cross, Florida .Me­ dical Society, Florida Dental Su­ rety, Florida Federation of \Vonun’s Clubs, Florida County Feachers' Association and the De­ partment of Negro Education. .Miss lleba Harris, state super­ visor of health and education o f the* Department o f Public In­ struction, who was chosen by the differint health organization*! for that post at n previous meeting, will pieside at Saturday’s gather­ ing. PenlMcnt coughv and cold* lead to •erious trouble. Yon can atop them lo. rs ,1 M ,,ca'1* then to th.* now with Creonmlslon, an emuhified I'lalfiimt*' Srnntem nr .ith**r crcosoto that is pleasant to take. Creoriaimnnts Urtil.r \V. LOV b EL, II.1.1 \M I). MAM- mitlsion is a new medical discovery I». it. with two-fold action; it soothe* and c k k n m iia W. r t S * I1V13LU an.I , •••„•........ cpiispiI or otherwlsp. heals tho Inflamed membranes and in­ c l . i..in- ... , ;,ch ml every hibit* germ growth. llo* ni?ov 5 lutirpst uniter nny of .| •l**fi*nd*nu. each Of all known drugs, creojote It rec­ an*l .'very llano ’.'.“ " “ 'f whose names .nut realtie lie ognized by high medical authorities as Plalnant lo .SI!W1,,'vn lo «•’ " Comami t!> *11 f*"’ J'bfiv.. entitled cause. one of the greatest healing agencies for •?, *. U'rtl*"* unknown whom- nersUtent coughs and cold) and other , ,,r, it; TV nif nnjr Interest or In- K form* of throat troubles. Creomuliion suVt .n i V' 1? n'.‘ Involved In tlHi . . ' . ‘ *nd being sltuata in contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal •eWhrti as T '.’F ' Horldn. nn.l .1* •n, vfollows, lo -u i t : the infected membranes and stop tho N riiM.'ul, .,,t Quarter of th,* irritation and inflammation, while tha K v.! ( -» r V ,'* r,l; r of Beet Ion crcosoto goes on to thu stomach, is ab­ Bputh! lYxnat^aV'V'nst!*” 1* ' :0> \■ 1 ippearlng from tho sworn sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat mil itt <oimilalnt herein thnt you of tho trouble and checks the growth an.I right ii*l m;,y '■•"h'l some of the germs. l.ro .Vr! h 'l ,n uoil i-, th.. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ 1 I 1 •'•rrlimbov.. il.serlhed. you T’f" rJ “ ftln .ltK Il thnt tory in lha treatment of persisfent °f 'on I... and yon coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, ,i.„ o o" , fr-iuir«*d to nmir.tr to lit tills -sf * ""il'ln liit herein (II..I bronchitis and other forms of respira­ , V?” ' .«'« Mon.lay the 7lh tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ s-ime T 1 •’•' "'her. A. I». la ;:, |h.* n .u « . f. .hole Day of the ing up the system after colds or Ou. Money refunded if any cough or cold is f n r l ’ v V .i ,' l V " rl House In Ban In i , ........ uniy. Florida, nn.l not relieved after taking according to f s i .'/t i V’ , r" " t "oeree I’ ro Oonin III yatoreil against you. direction*. Ask your druggist. Creo. till.. V." ''.'‘ " “ . a "'ill lo .iiil.t mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adv ) • .T t v, entitli.it .Muse, tlutril the <lh. day of Novemlior. A. D. tsS5. tho underalgurd, ns Special Master, will offer fur a.tlo and pell to tha hlchrst it ml best (odder fur cn*h at the front dn.*r or ihe Court llotme In Hartford. Homlnul* Cminty. Florida, within th e.lo aa l hour* of imlo on Monday tho 7th. day o f December. A. !». IfiJS. the follow ing described lot. pirn, or nareel of land altuate In S»m ln„l« I’onnty. Florida, to -w it: IIKOINNINO at u point 5 chaindue east of the quarter section pir*t «m the section line of Bectton IS, Tow n-hip IS Bouth. Itsnwo .10 east, ruitnlnt; th*>ncn north 121 feet, thence east *30 feet: thence south t :a feet, thenoe West *10 feet, to point « f UKGlNNINit. Bald land being loeaie,| in tot » according to W illiam llrnrdalt'* Map of Ht, Joseph's reservlntr it strip of land I.* feet wide along the south stile, to lie kept open ns a rondwny, as shown t*y said map. (Signed) JOHN tl. LKONAIIDY. ___ M.tsier In ritnncerv. Special WltJ»ON. IIOL'BHiX.DKtt .*i I10YI.B. Solicitors for Complalnnuts. Nor. 7 -U -;| .Z * . t*ec. 3 19XS. voTit s: uf uA*TKn's ssi.n Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Is Special Muster In FJirtncery. by virtue of s final de­ cree entered In thnt certain cause pending In tho C’ lrcult Court. Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit. Seminole S A V E and' iT H R IV E j 1 ln '1 9 2 5 *lection the ‘lance sPnnrr S iS t ^ . S*c)s£»fc*9: Uut It's like* sunlight— you can f*. I Its iv AIIMTIt. The almosphi-re at Oils batik Is urnlnl and friendI). our relations with our ib-posltnrs are natural and direct, ami wo believe this is unit of the principal riiuons fer our steady growth. \V«* will consider It a privilege to serve you and your fr 11-n*l<«. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ftANFOUD, FI,A. •<^A •- Three !» (* on l*nrL Are., f.iooo.oo nnd f.T'iNMio. I’our room hmiae, tluiilili* RiirnKr iiml lu n N ■ N E W T%%.» Pula 12.*.%IM) flO'HMH) eneh. ■ L U M B E R Tun lull near flrpnl Cor 9TIHMMH), llnrgnln. Y A R D Tiro loir on I'nrk I.Totl'.O |(Io(NMI0, TnLr n look. A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish MmihiingD Lath Hrick Lime (Master White Rock IMiistor IIot.rd Nails Screen Wire Guilders Hardware Dojrs Windows Frames nnd Screens Made (o Order ’■! i 9*1,INNI, Tiro loin on tnnfor*) Are* One f.MMHMM, oilier JiUMIO.lIO, Met* IoI on r.lm Are. I'.lHHUHl. You r;tn'( hent 1C* . | - A 5 pccfn!!y Prepared C 'd lo t io a o f ITrr tola In front of H ole! I'urrrrl l.nkr* Tun lola In Al it >f ii Ir. The only trr«i nmllnlilcv UVKGEYYOMEN S F A S H IO N is loli In City Until* f.*e 927.0(10.1)0. ( holer It. II. fronfngr nl 910.00 per foot. Mrr lull on Onk Are. ( nil mid are lh(em. . I hnrr flie rholeeal m rnigr In t'llf for atilullr lalon. If lir* lerrolrd (nil* rrllli me. If li'a biialnraa |»ro|»erfy I hnrr fltnf. Ilnrr aiioir on n 00 )rnr lenar— rnnT hr hent. If )oti itrr tt airanker If rrIII pny >oti lo Inrrallicnlr. ■ C r a c i o us in L in h — S m art/ OUR SHOWING \ "1 '.«f 5 / fiituu nwwm . t y o u W S * ' , [ ( f / v r y/iu-Urn.) /vu) c 'ritji/ u il K-'trAucnA Jr\:hX Lftq recen tJ J lu il lin k e d Plume 71.'* The Piilf'lnn-Hrumlcy Building. rofoundly i . A N t t O U h C l N _ W . J . T H I G I ’E N P idvtfYewi fcm r/r7 •a**««»A«r Kn a l * ok> iirxT *M 11. . iwLa.ii t***'*' ' f e c d 'V d (l V o u Q i t t h e s e U 0 1 /E L .Y 'P l /\ M 1 S ‘ F R ov\ T H E f l o r is t ; /\NP I'VE S P E N T A L L M <> imm Slater-Scott B yy B i HATS. .5 0 M E I 3 0 P V 7 W. Washington SI. E L S E ;S t\ ORLANDO, FLA. " l *++4++4+-l-++-t"»->*}"t*-f>+4+«*«-fr+-l*4-t++* •>++♦♦+♦+♦ ' h ’K O P Z K T i ' ) — ' T U B > a m p l o g : p ^o l o .t h e pLACErTm s p ]o r n in c 1] I’ honc 1917 m a b a iiiH iiia iiiia iiC M iia a iiiiiia iiM iia ia ia a ia im s D A Y $ P l /\ n t i n 6 T H ^ TAKLTHC."eU>VOAlOW • u m it e o " to h a p p in e ss V ON TH C P E ACE 6 PRO SPERITY R . R " PtMlbPaoiPtanv rr . ounoaiow um reo 'E )X O A A io 7 t». (R a ted T r (OnX HI1 110, Mnnatcc, by Harrison: Extending and defining the cor! pnrntc limits o f Brudenton, with additional powers. u '■ 1! J. II. JACKSON a- 4{“s,M ”"-' .. l 1 ' bind service Is an Intnngllile thing. You can't weigh li In ihe scale ami yau c«h’ t uicuiiiru It with u tape.line. !!*, 1 "V.t'lnlnni.t la amt to Ihenhov,. ,|. . rll.ril land. „ 'l l , 1 f"f'h * r ..r.lrre.l Hint this l " ll,,l*he.| in the Bunfor.l i\ 'n it? c i n r t i t c o t h t o f s ) : t i . ■NOI.lt COP MTV, IT .IH tlll). I\ "'spoiler miMisioil 111 < ll\ M i:it \ . 1 r..nr..t m. .'■..minute iv.nnty, Florida on.'.; ’ w. . u la four consecutive ItKAI.TY TIU ST COMPANY, a Fl C k l V |«MH 4 rbla Corporation. .lAMliS A W II NI..-S an hand nn.l the senl JOHNSON. A 1.1 ’ It171• KOSTKIt A or It. Irriui F.oirt of the MeVI Hill VIIH1INIA CAItl>1.1 NA CIIF.MI.1 idle al I Ire it11 of th.. m m ,, „ f Kl«>rCAI, COMPANY, a Delaware Cor­ Ida. la and t,.r Brnilnole t’nuniy. poration, tls-r ‘’ v"- |7' ',V 7,11 <>•»>• of NovomComplainants vs. V. li I h i L’OI.ASS, F. II. Itl.ACK nnd A D D Ii: R llt.ACK f Irrk of lln* f i t ,Milt fiuirt of Iho his \\ Ife. ami .1 W . III7I.I. ami B»*\ ehlll J.idlehil I’ lrooll ..f th.* iM .izA in rrii itf.i.u i, ih v if... «ti Mnl. of I lorhl.t. In and for SeniltvsiiieuiN of Scmlnolo Cotiniy, nol.. t mini). Florida, and P.I.VKIt I.. ItlcK. tlo1SKA 1.1 Inu tiii'lncss as I', I.. HICK & I !/ A. M. WF.RKS, Ct tit PA NY. Defendants. W IW ON Notice of spcelnl Muster's **nle N«i||«*itnr * f.»r Oofii|»l:ilminl. Notice la hereby given that pur­ N*»v ; i i . ji sv suant to a Final Decree In tin* above er H The Boston church" hi which ‘••eating1 I.dward Everett Halo preached for ,, now Uto property o f the ‘ toward; -Mtthodists. h Good Hanking Service Is Like Sunlight Brick Bldg. Two Floors Address R. \V. Care Herald district No. County, Klorhla. whsrttn 8. Hutchins Is complainant, and K. story, ct Ml., urn defendant*. s< decree . rterrd on tltO Itb day November, 1*23, I wilt o ffe r fo r i sale unit sell to tho highest and best bidder, at the SemlnolS Coun­ ty Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, during the Irgnl hours •of sate, on the first Monday In IJscumher. 19JJ, sum** hslni; tho seventh day «j‘ month, the follow ing d-adrlbed erty in Seminole County, to -w lt: Tho B W H c*f the BW«4 Section It. Township 31 Itange 29 K. except 10 acres In ths South­ west corner thereof lisretofnro sold to W . D. (tunning, situate, lying and being In tho County « f Seminole. Stats of Florida, together with all • right, till# and Interest tha defendants havs In nahl property and all ths right, title hnd Internal ths de­ fendants have In anil to the rertaln lease covering said prop­ erty dated the 23th day of March. 1919. from Merrltc R. ItoMnaon and wife, to Rmma l* Kntim lnger covering said pro­ perty. to satisfy sahl final decree. Term s o f sale, purchaser tn pay for deed and assignment of said lease. JAM. a SHAttON. .. . Special M a s t e r Nov. 7. II. 21, 39. s i STI'.Ms INV IN | li; \ I OINS i m in n : t a x SI MI'ATII Y FOR OLD MIA OS LONDON, Nov. 27.—(/T)— Lmly Robertson, W illiam s and M onahan Astor is out with praise of oltl PUBLIC AC'COUNTANTS maids and sympathy for bachelors. « I I. I *. tlnsiillli* Temple llullillng Hull* Oi l mains are carrying on tin* v.urk o f the world, usually heennv* more beautiful with nife while bmhclora pet «row testy, narrow r . i i a n a i i i i n i i a u i n i i i a i u i i i i i i u i i a i i m i M i x u M B i x M and lonelier. 5.to. CASH LUMBER CO. titt­ er.) I PA( II III I S Creating the city o f Floranda. 111! 28P, WeidliitR, Broward: ( Crcntinjr tho municipality of H ol­ lywood. Dll 21», Harrison o f Vornnetan HB 200, Harrison, Manatee: I.cj:alizinR the proceedings o f tho officials o f Verna iu the issuance of SSO.OOO in bonds. Five fniline* >i wrek fmm J.irke invillr III! 2’J l, Harrison, Manatee: Ur»t, including rrraft and lifi!i; Oallimnr* I’ro- P. 'i*ulntiiiK the catching of fish in $ SO.96; Plidadf!;•! i» $14. )1. Roalnn $4J.$2 Murphy Ironing Hoards Through lares and tad connrctiom lo all oomlt Medicine Cabinets mmou- the alt waters o f Manatee. Company, establitbed in I6S2 and statu. HR 292, Harrison, Manatee: Thii ■ ■ one of lha pioneer irtniporUI -m line* lo FIoihI* 1: A- Granting the city o f Manatee ad- operatei hre*, comf)»cxbl« aieamer*. Inrlu !m F ' The Price Is Right f rme liter NEW. m*.nifi<enf .S. *>. Al LFGHANY ng to ditieiiAl assessment powers. n:i<l'S.3.hri<L: i illU’ : ihe former on jacii*onvUta* Phk of c I'unty Hit 297, McCracken, Palm Bench Baltimore line; (lie latter liont Muini lo k'hth. SANFORD K*tab!ishintr a criminal court of ' Send for illustrated booklcf. AufomoLilei Nt Duval : Au- rccoiil for Palm Beach county. Itnmp<uu(i! £<■r»2« to ?a«Anrwih. M im ru­ than HR .101, McElyu, I)ado: Amcnclle till- County ime the acts o f Miners Trans, 1923 and 1021, Alcrclianls nrttiii in.ilru- cnatin ' the Juvenile Court fo r W. S, 1‘ HICE, Mgr. Dade county. SOU iU Bay street VillilllltHit 102, Hendry, Leo: Validat­ 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w *f Sp.-ei.il llouil ing mi additional bond issue o f n, JneLaour lllr u Xatnltcr 12. $K>0,000 for the Iona Drainage Brevard: A-t District. Rockbdk'c.l Hit 101, Combs, Sarasota: A u­ ■L*thua: Auth-I thorizing the city o f Sarasota J f'-m tiu* iiu u -r - to fix license fees in realty denis. « hmil.i against | Hit 30(1, Morgan and Doty, C ol­ ' «Mrict No. o, ] lier and Hendry: Relating to the lUrnandoil transcript o f the public records o f *«ir*cc of ||.v Colli «*r nnd Hendry. “latini; purposes. Illl 107, Eilis and Eaton. A ln-f Author- fhua: Authorizing Gainesville to ' V 'aircraft op-| i-'tie ?r>8.r..000 bonds for certain •Ha certain n- utility improvements and publicity *tr‘- concurred! purposes. , HR 108, Byrd, Flagler: Vnlidnt“ Hf 87.>,000 bonds o f Finger conn•>ov. lus approv.d ’ J* at an election and validating proceedings of the commission3*: To Northern Cities! •j c m r u T c o r ti t op s u n r i .o it i d a . i \ uith HojOif Actvjj Y-.eo (Right) Uer that durcut of tho 31. Dio day. your thoci ar.'l that t« your foot Is I tvclsht ol (ho or walk* woubl »fem Kirs lho moat mi apparel nt»*l T in : 28, 1923. l ••"•’ HemIon Program Of Co-Ordination In VOTI.*xPr,t ^ o KNOW N AND UN* Health education Work In Tier s r ‘J f-f’ KNTlANTS: V 1 ’ l ' 1 K U IIIIP A . to: Slate Will Ho Considered will ia \i XE\'!t JKiWt: l>. COT.K. 'o w k i I , .M A8SKT. s C. Mo Hy Fourteen Organizations in~-V mi ' ,.V ‘ TtKNHMAW. If Itv- vr.:...* ' ji fh Bvido'1 Kid 0 /yyx>r i\ NOV. Long Time Loins on “Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Tlin ■ Office in new Merrlweathcr Building ■ ■ Phone Gil 2nd Street. ■ Too bad to spoil he.- pleasure in beautifying the home. Bui, of course, it IniTI common sense to spend u lot or money in huving flowers and shrubberj. and trees for a ■ rented place, unless you have a fifteen or twenty year lease ■ ■ *i « home; M U Can You Solve This? ‘ n Real wisdom would suggest building your own then the time and money spent in improvements will en­ ■ hance the value of your own property. Wouldn’ t von like to discuss the possibility of YOUR own nrrauar.l Tlir above t;,rr) >""• ,“ > * ; * ; : , . . . . . o( n lute i>rr*•*••''“ J* . „ ............... tiulliltni: l«l — » *iiuf-Ibis (I rr tl»» Will I" . “ ' i i ' , , „ „i*i,>fii“ r,,‘‘ . k**;il**l (Hr* on J rlrar ••( * N ( , „>U unit A ll« » U e Hr/1* tut W r it !i,,re‘ \\v frcl that Ihe attperinr quality of lumber wf off** and nur prompt nnd rourtroiiM ncrvico is u riiiithlnation that any pvfitim would npprriat* and ilcxiro t>he>i huilitmg. Call anti l«*t tin give y**u an nllmalij on tho lumber for >our new home. We assure you, jou will get the best in every art­ icle. Ml ; ; n thr maxim d b v b w p m ^ t ^ ori ^ batios OUR SERVICE ^^ CARTER LUMBER COMPANY Everything for The Builder S A N F O R D : FLORIDA Phone Our Home On W. Third* S h e e t Sanford, Florida �A. U - V . ■\\m y$*Ei! ''»• ^ R« THE HANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, N O V ^ J 925jt PAGE SIXTEEN ¥ ?«.. iia a ji ' > f^o. > ? nr OLD CIVILIZATION IS REVEALED BY ODD NECKLACE Century in Texas STEW ARTS WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART ur«a. Dr. v CoIU« Pieces Together Some Fragments Thai Were Found -In Cave; Magdalen* lans Iilved Centuries Ago NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—(/P)— A necklace, believed to have adorn­ ed lo n e mighty hunter o f Magda­ len* (a civilization of 25,000 yearn •go) has junt been added to the collection o f anthropological nn I ethnological data by means of which American scientist* are gradually revealing the history and habits o f ancient peoples. This latest addition to the scien­ tific knowledge o f the past was brought to this country from France several months ago by Dr George F. Collie, curator of the Logan Museum of Beloit College and professor of antion. Comple­ tion, now announced, of the diffi­ cult task o f piecing together tho rta o f the necklace in its origil form , reveals hitherto uncon­ firmed facts concerning a people about which little has been known. The necklace hns four cave bear tooth pcndnnts, each nlmost three inches long. One section of fish Hr vertebra appears at the top of tho necklace, the continuity o f which Is maintained wbh sixteen dentaiin "(iifTTF im h-iorig shells shap­ ed like elephant tusks) and two turitciln, similar to ordinary small shells. Tho presence o f the sheila in this necklace is o f particular in­ terest to the anthropologist, since they are said to provide another link in the well-established chain o f primitive magic—the employ­ ment o f the shell cult— found urnong early peoples. "The Egyptians hurled shells with their dead to Insure ressurection," Dr. Colliu explains. "Tho American Indians—o f the plains tribes— used shell necklaces for various purposes, ns do primitive people o f Africa and Asia. The dentnliurn was an ordinnry gnstropud which stuck up straight in the mud, sometimes 20 to HU foot under water, Securing it by care­ fully driving a long, slender rod down until the opening o f the shellfish was found proved n par­ ticularly trying tnsk. Tho effort to aecttro the dental!um at seacoast places, and its employment s.» widely by peoples far removed from the neaconst means that much more than merely orna­ mental value was placed upon it." According to studies which Dr. Collie hns made in the mile-deep limestone caves o f .Southwestern France, where the pieces of the new restored necklace were found, definite traces have berm discover­ ed of the "Lost Atlantis" that historico-tnythlcul continent o f WASHINGTON, Nov. 27,-IIow mnny Americans can tell who rep­ resets them in Congress? "Very few,” amwers A. D. Fnirbnim, and he tells n story which sounds as if he knows what he's talking about. Knirbairn is a Washingtonian who recently had occasion to take n trip through IB of the IS states, and in the course o f this journey accident started him on nn investi­ gation into the extent o f the aver­ age man’s familiarity with politi­ cal personalities. "Amazing ignorance" is whnt he found, "In all walk o f life," he reportr. •:'T ‘ ' 7 ♦ K % Curious hv this time. Fairbairn kept on asking until he reached the 28Hi, >» hotel clerk, "w ho," he says, "scratched hin head, gave the matter about .1 minutes’ thought and then found, to his keen delight, »hat he actually could name Judge W. O. Sears” — and Senrs, by the wav, is a congressman o f more than average distinction. Not to know who he is, in Omahn, is something like not knowing who Calvin Coolidge is In Washington. At that, the hotel clerk was un­ acquainted with Sears’ politics. His Omaha experience made such an imnression on Fairbnirn that he continued his Questioning Tho accident which started him ? throughout the rest o f his trip. Well, while he was in Omaha It It led to his discovery o f he fact chanced that he needed to learn that “ the Omaha incident was not the name of tho congressman from unusual but typical.” the second Nebrnskn district. Tak­ It was the snme way about ing it for granted that almost any senators. InenI voter could tell him. he ask­ As for cnbinet members. Faired one. To his surprise, tho voter bairn says he found hardly any­ didn’t know. He asked another, body ____ who could name all o f them Neither did the second one know I correctly. M I Pvi %*' 7' 3 Amnaa Clark o f Bandera county, Tex., has just passed his 100th birthday, and has spent all of his 100 years in Texan—except for the Mexican and Civil Wars, when he went soldiering. He is shown here in tho uniform ho wore in the Mexican war. The Veterans o f Foreign Wars recently made him n life member. high civilization of which Plain wrote. A Lost Kingdom Copies o f drawings found in the caves have been made by Dr. Col­ lie, and thesu point to the exist­ ence o f a lost kingdom, now pro­ bably submerged, where civiliza­ tion flourished in its highest form Dr. Collie has drawn a graphic picture o f the Mugdolcninns, bas­ ing it upon these drawings ntvl upon his long investigation of this period in the world’s history. "Mngdalenlnns, highest o f the Cro-Magnons, one o f several peo­ ples o f whom traces are found in Franco," said Dr. Collie, "lived to­ ward the end o f the glacial per­ iod. Eroded caves along the Venzero River, near Los Eyzlcs, Franco, run linck for a mile or more Into the cliffs. On the walls are paintings nml drawings o f high nrtistic worth. "Tho drawings were scratched into atone, probably with harder stone or with tooth implements. The paintings were made with red and yellow ochre and black man­ ganese. They depict the animals of the time— the extinct cave bear, cave hyenas, the mammoth tho reindeer and other northern forms. "The pictures give unmistnknhle evidence that the Magdalenians, practiced a form of "m ogic" com­ mon to many primitive peoples. The animals are pictured as pierc­ ed hv arrows or spears. This mag­ ic, they believed, enabled them ac­ tually to pierce the bodies of the nnimnls when encountered, "Whnt n struggle they must have had! The enve l>cttr wn.t"eight or nine feet long nml stood as high ns n man. Ho contested the occupancy of these enves with the Mngflnlcnians. This necklace, which has been restored In as nearly tho original form ns possi­ ble, gives evidence, us du the paintlugs, o f belonging to a civilization we cannot find today. “ We ran trace the Mngdaleninn art back to .Spain. There it ab­ ruptly begins, and ns abruptly does it end in the caves o f France. There is no trace o f it in North­ ern Africa. "The art o f the Mngdnleninns, their employment of tho shell cult in their necklaces, the fact that no trace o f them beyond Spain has been found, indicate to mo that they obtained their culture from n land to the west, just ns the Eg­ yptians borrowed the shell cult from some land of which we have no trace. May they have coma from the land of Atlantis, sub­ merged these many millennia in tho ocean?" ns / 1,n*,rm"Bto“ ^ ^ H o w ,.ngCldSt S * !•" ’ ^ r . r jore p.rt.cuUr'y d TWrtH* » " «- I ^ N o . Annie r a df .fin's . . >H u(,a|vision nf l* T ,;,t Subdivision oi th i»ee S '* , ih . s'lV 'i of Section s. Town- ? £ n ? * r county? *;f Trfct No 2. lot No. 23 of Annie p Mrlffln'* Subdivision of the S 'j r the N W ', of Section *. T ow n ­ ship No" 21 South. Range 30 East. ;,s ‘ record, d In H at Hook C page it) Ot llie Public lUcords of Orange _ „ pnrr „r the Southeast Quarter , s p i ) nf the southeast Quari - r iltKU) of Section 11 Tp. 30 Smith Range 30 East. Seminole Tax book's arc n o w .o ^ f County Florida, thence Boat M 9 r l-t - ther.ee North 16 degrees 2 r/o discount allowed on SnV°Ttl>* [ ’an* minutes W est 6»0.9 feet, all paid in D e v c m b e r . m o r e o r less to the S a n fon l-O ri -i fttiii lifirk routl I Ihcncft Boiitlil a t t e r l y along said hrlck road _ _ 5 ! en Hoy, ?o the ttoutl. line of said Sco­ ot 12: thence East to point of "ginning Contain ng 6.9 seres n„rc „r I. :<s situate and b *ln * In Seminole County. Florida. It appearing by the sworn bill of c o m p l a i n t filed herein th st you nml r.irh *'( y»u, may he llJ That certain above described lot or tinit In s-tnlnole County, Florida. You and inch <>f you are hereby commanded and required to appear to said blit of complaint at the Court Mnuse In Sanford. Seminole ON County. Florida, on Monday, the ,th dnv of Decentbeff A. D. 1925. nth. rwlse said bill of complaint will he taken ns confessed by you and each of you: said bill of complaint having been filed for the purpose near new Ford Garatre na of mileilng title I " the nbovc de­ scribed land In the Complainant, Street and Commercial Minna Noble. IT IS FCRTHER ORDERED T h a t; on property. A bargain at tills order lie published 1 once a week In four consecutive weekly Issues' of the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County, F lo r -j City Taxes Due i 3 Our Be ‘ '“Tract No.’^'.^rot No. 561 n* shown ,, .i,,. „|,m of lands of the A ltamonte I.uml. Hotel It Navigation Coniuiny ns recorded In Plat Hook C m i g e t t of ..... Public Records „f orange County Florida, or any irirt or parcel thereof. It Is hereby ordered that you and each of you be amt appear before oor said Circuit Court nt the Court II, n«e at Sanford, Florida, on the 'j h day of December. A. D. !9 2i, nml then and there make answer 7. Mu- bill of comulalnt exhibited against you In this cause. it |s farther ordered that till* r be published In the Hanford Mera hi. n newspaper published In « inford Seminole t’ounty, Florida. 1 Done and Ordered this 1 day of ............ nch week for four coiuecu- November. A; West First Strej r , this | $200 per foot 1 1-4 Cash. Clerk of Circuit Court, Seventh Ju ­ dicial Circuit. Semlnolo County, Florida. (HEAL) A M W E E K S . D. C. JAMES M. SHARON. Sollcltnr for Complainant. B. A. nOCMI.ABS. 7-14-21-36-5. , -if-rk nf the Circuit Court of the n Tin: t u t u i t f o i h t o p t i i i : Seventh Judicial Circuit nf Flor­ hp. v i :\ t i i .it mk i a i . n u n it Barbers, hnirdniscra, and manida in and for Seminole County. ix o i .u r o r v r v . i\ <t i a x c i ; iiy . icurista in tho United Stntes hnvc o r pi.on I d a . iv A.vn r o it s p ti. (H E A bly; A M W EEK S, t». C. Suit T o lliilr t T itle increnied sevenfold in relation to th-COTTES & S I'E N C E H .^ ELMER T HAINES, amt w ife the total population since 1850. S idicllnrs an d of Counsel Tor th e MARGARET K. MAINE#, C o m p lain an ts. Com plninunts, Nov. 11-21-2* nml Dec. G-12. "W IT N E S S my tmml and Die seal tin- Cireult Court of the Seventh I,i,|D-iiiI Circuit Of the State of Flo'r|,j• in and for Seminole County, on this the Hth day of November, A I> 1923. Balance 1, 2 an4jj SANFORD REAL] B°oni 11, Ball RId?. H. S. Look, Mgr. A. M. R EED et nl.', in m u t it ro t n r, s e v e n t h Lief" no a u IS. II n i l | II. M i l l I IT. S E M 1 VOI.E I'll* I Inn r o t NTV, Fl.Olttl*A. IV I IIA.VTo A M. Heed anil Wife.-------------rE ltv. Iteeil, whose Christian iitirne Is un­ known: James I*. Pudge and wife. m il to lliilrl T it le Sarah I- Pudge; Annie E. Mrlffln; Charles Mrlffln and W ife.-------------Mrlffln, whose Christina rmioe Is MINNA NOIH.E. Complainant, unknown; Nettle Mrlffln; John W. .XsMrlffln nml wife,-------------- Mrlffln. Noah A. Fry, nnd Mussle Fry. his wife, If living, and If dead all whose Christian name Is unknown. part lea claiming, by through and Carlts Mrlffln; E. M. Mrlffln nml muter .V„ali A. Fry amt Uimele Wife Martini J M rlffln; At. .1 OrlfFry, Ills wife, ns heir*, devisees ftn; I'exler Washburn: Ella A ,,r legale.-- or otherwise. In the llrooks; Ell Hwnvely nml wife,-----lands Involved In this suit here­ ------ Hu l i v e l y , w h o s e i 'lir ls tla ri nam e inafter described. Wesley W . Fry Is unknown; and each and every of and .l>s-le A. Fry, bis wife, If liv­ the nliove named defendants. If liv­ ing and If dead, all parties claim ­ ing. nml If either any nr all nf ing by, through or nnd.-r Wesley said defendants tie dead, then to W Fry ami Jessie A. Fry. Ills wife tile heirs, devisees, grantees, nr as lo-lrs, devisees, legatees, or other claimants under each and ev­ otherwise, iii tin- lands Involved ery of the following deceased de­ In this suit hereinafter described: fendants, to*wlt A M. ft.... 1 nml ji.ivid O. Fry and Jessie I.. Fry, Wife,--------------Iterd, whose Christian his wife. If living and If dead, name Is unknown; James I *. Pudge nil parties el.ilmlng by. through nml wife, Sarah 1. Pudge, Annie K. nml under David D Fry and Jes­ Mrlffln: Charles Mrlffln anil wife, sie I,. Fry. his wlf • as heirs, de­ ------------- Mrlffln, whose Christian visees. legatees, or otherwise. In name Is unknown: Nettle Mrlffln llie lands Involved In llil-i suit, John W, Mrlffln and wife.-------------hereinafter described. Mrlffln. whose Christian name Is Defendants. unknown; c.irlls Mrlffln; E. M O r d e r Of I'lilillenllnn Mrlffln nud wife, Martha .1 Mrlffln. M. J. Mrlffln. Dexter Washburn; The State of Florida. To: Noali A. l-’ ry and Hnssle Fry. his Ella A llrooks; Ell Swavoly amt wife. If living, and If dead, all par­ w ife.-------------SWiivetv, Whoso Chris­ ti,-s claiming by. through and tinder tian mime is unknown, A. Fry and Musslo Fry, Ills claiming Interests In and to the Noah wife, as heirs devisees, legatees, or binds hereinafter deserlh.ll; til all otherwise; Wesley W. Fry anil Jes­ persons and parties claiming Inti-r­ A. Fry. Ids wife, if living, and ots under .1. W. Mrlffln. deceased, sie If dead, all parties ehilntlng by, tltld liniler William Jackson, deceas­ through or under Wesley W. Fry ed. and under Meorge Pros! de­ and Jessie A. Fry. Ills wife, as lo-irs., ceased, and under I.niir-I |i. Pros!, devisers, legatees. or otherwise, deceased ns heirs, devisees, gran­ David <». Fry and Jessie t,. Fry, Ills tees or ns other cllniauts. or mliri wife. If living, and If dead nil par­ wise. In and to the lauds herein­ ties claiming by. through or under after described; and to till former David <> Fry ami J-ssle I,. Fry. as of the Altamonte lo-lrs. devisees, legatees, or other­ Twenty tons nf water is a bur­ stockholders Springs Company, n corporation or­ wise, nml each of Horn. In anil to den that hundreds of thousands of ganized and existing under Un­ the lands Involved In this suit as American farm women must carry laws of tln> Stale of Massachusetts. hereinafter described In this hill said. cot t>or«t Ion Is no longer a of complaint, and ih scribed as fo l­ from the well to the house every If legal entity; nftd to any nml alt oth ­ lows to-w lt: year. er persons whose names are unIleglnnlrig at the southwest Delightful Toys From Toyland That will bring jo y to the h e a rt o f every youngs pay you to come in and look o v e r our selections holiday rush. Sporting Goods, Roller Skates, W agons, Tricycles,] Toy Autos, and other gifts. Hill Hardware SERVICE— QUA UTY-PB I’ honc 53 FINAL CLEAN SWEEP Christmas Wheel Barrows-Tricycles Perfect in design in every respect, with heavy rtlblier tires. Kiddie Cars • These toys arc already under priced about 20% , hut to those who buy before the lOlli o f Dccen.her we are offerin g an additional reduction o f 10% in order to clear out our stock as nearly .......... J as possible l>y this time. Priced from— ■’ ‘ A* *»W,i I Jest Q u a lity Material! in th e s e toys. ‘-.14. « a a n y ch ild. $3.75 ro $8.00 $41 Today J . They i Priced if 4 7 5 C to§ 8 . This super toy has been reduced mu* dollar each day. Was originally priced at Don’t wait too late to buy this toy for your child. ■P C — DOLLS AND DOLL CARRIAGES Thai Every Girl Would Delight la Autos Nothing will give your boy more pleasure than one o f these autos. $8.25 < to$27.50 Carriage; All sizes, some that go to sleep. Priced— $ 1.00 UP Some with hoods — Iteed, ivory and brown. $2.25 Autos in UP SCOOTERS Just like real racers— All styles Pricbd from— $8.25 to$27.50 fire Truck! Ideal for out-door playing — Buy one while you can make a selection. , $2.25 11 t Priced Complete! Every Sm ith Bros. Inc. QUALITY" MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT APPEAL” Nothing Charged Nothing Reserved light In it. ,>ncC<1' boy �a NPORD HERAI.n SATURDAY. NOV. 28, i9 ^ !^ , ADJOINS GOOD T O W FINE SUBDIVISION PROPOSITION d k ie h ig h w a y $ 2 5 0 Per Acre lando, Florida Make Money h ig h p i n e l a n d On Lake Butler— 100 neves, 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. At the Edge of MT. DORA In Lake County i high grade, development 40 Acres just a short distance from Lake Butler, 2,000 ft. o f lake front­ age on three lakes, 17 acres in bear­ ing grove, 28 acres o f additional cleared land, $29,000. now WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M EET We have been in business "boosting Maitland" over since 1921. our officers taking an active and leading part in building values here for our custom­ ers and clients. Let us show you properties in this ideal section o f Semi­ nole and Orange Counties. These can positively be delivered at these prices. and is RIPE FOR SUBDIVISION REALTORS 119 S. Orange St here Values and Prices Harmonize" Orlando. Florida G2 N. Orange phone 966 Orlando, Fla Office Next to Postofflcc— Phone 1210 J Maitland, Florida REAL ESTATE 175 acres of choice pine and hammock land adjoining the well-known Sanlando de­ velopment. FLETCHER-BULGER / This property is qiiite near Shepherd Springs, Palm Springs and Longwood, (where the new race track is to be built). P.SIAS REALTY CO 22 West Pine St. Telephone 1133 Orlando 41 N. Orange Ave. Orlnndo, Florida, Phones 1768— 2567 An unusual investment or development op portunity at only $225 an acre. |Y See Us For Orlnndo Property Sanford Office— ll.’M-j Magnolia Ave REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REALTORS Let us know when you are com ing to Orlando and we GLITTERS! So do our customers eyes show them our exclusive will have a salesman waiting to welcome you and show. listings in Seminole County. Here’s Some Red Hat Buys! E-SHEPHERD 120 acre tract adjoining Osteen roads on twosides of property. $350 per a cre-ea sy terms. 59 ucre3 two miles from Altamonte Springs Hotel— lake frontage $3:10 per acre— good terms. 10 acres adjoining Chuluota $150 per ucre.— Terms. 80 acres adjoining Chuluota, $100 per acre. EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 Orlando Bank & Trust Company Seminole County Acreage Specialists v Pin,, s i E.T.FAR M ER , „ .... . 601 Inter Southern Budding, Orlando, Fla - Vnam<f that was selected by the While all the s u g g e s t s were good, su eg ested ^ h e S t t e yet l only one could be e m s w . The owners oi he tlu b 'v.ll mi. ^ once, a be bugy and making the sandy beach. *■*■**» This is the last week in which lots on Lake Mabel will he offered at pre developnient 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 et in on the best investment available. � 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, November 28, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 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>, November 28, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/13004ebbc2c5d3f97b71bd20f1aa6563.pdf 695e3827f201b62893f38359500b0aa6 PDF Text Text {PAPER rida’s Heart» ^ Vccret^ble S riS u n d ASSOCIATED I’KESS LEASED WIRE s a n f oro , FLoniPA. n .ii.AY, n „ vi:m ~ HOME EDITION Leaves Game NUMBER 102 yn Mawr’s Sanction Of smoking Given But Little Sympathy In Dixie Schnn ; Y I ANT ' . <:«•. Nov. 27.—(/V) >110 precedent set by Bryn .•Inwr in placing the stam p of ° rflcla| “ Pprovnl on sm oking by Imthvnnn lU,cnt9 flwta *ca" ‘ aymatirn 8omhcrn college* con!„?«!Wi *,y womcn. « survey Sut».V pC* tcday l,y thc Assoc•ute.l Press reveals. i n i O T " w?rct r ‘‘cclvcd from 47 • i^ ons Including several in Ho District of Columbia Unites To Ancient Abbey; Hueen Mary Mourns Loss " ," * * * in setting aside , ?ach dorm itory for - room "13 l ° Ui!tf as *l iiPIirovc very heartily of ‘'uing, and our girls aro S £ ,v ° "«i‘l Miss , "V* " d in g president \ institute, n Presbyter* lH**: :;f. Jinlcigb, N. C. , r . I think it is a quesniam urs, not m orals. I 1 iH 'ictrimentnl to health " n?‘ f«?l it n sin for n *■?« a" y h" 'rc lhat> for 1* n m atter of conven1 ' do not Indievc it has, conventional for girls to hal'itually in tliis coun­ it has, perhaps, in oth- Alfred Paquette Kills Wife Ami Then Turns Cun Upon Himself After Vainly Try­ ing To End Liquor Habit Couple Is Survived I»y Baby, Police Say Wan Came To Florida To Cet Away From Rum Hut Nolo Says II Was Too Plentiful LITTLE ROCK. Nov. 27.— bf>—Known as the “ unlucklest •dan in A rkansas,” J. W. Parker of M inn, representative in die A rkansas general assem bly is on the hospital list again. Some years ngo Mr. Parker lost a leg. lo iter he lost an arm and then an eye. Dur­ ing the 11125 general assem b­ ly session lie M l and fractu r­ ed two ribs. Now he is laid up with a fractured thigh. A doctor's certificate states th at Parker fractured a thigh in an auto­ mobile earlier in the week. LONDON, Nov. 27 (/P ).-W in ter, reaching out an icy hand, laid a tribute on the bier of the genMIAMI, Fin., Nov. 27.—W — tlc Alexandria, England’s Quivn ( . Alfred Paquette, 22. form erly of Mother, todny covering her cusbynii Mai'i., shot and killed Ills ov. « — k e t with a fleecy blanket of snow wife in their room at a local hotel lent? sesas it was trundled on a gun car­ and then com m itted suicide. IJoth ritncjwcs, died instantly. A note found by riage from thu -chapel royal in .St. I. Mitchnob. 0 indicated a suicide pact, they Jam es Palace to W estm inster Ab­ bey, where tlie sim plest of funeral imjiroiK<r services was held. According to police, who nre tryernm ent mi: to get in touch w ith relatives, IJiUj* the sea king's daughter de­ xlay lie­ ■lujuutti*, who was a Ithristorcil parted from the capital of her ad­ , m artial pharm nsist. had eonie to Florida opted empire as she had entered it to reform . ’ This inform ation discipliTor the snow was also falling „u Playground Equipment F u n d wa;. contained in the note they f out o f Frank Isbell, one o f baseball's best th a t distant day, 02 years ag,.. ( hamlicr of Commerce He­ found which indicated lie lmd been L 'oil I s Raised A n d N e w known figures, has le ft thu W est­ when she came from Denmark to rm es Inquiries About Sun- a heavy drinker. Ills wife Alice ern League to make his hom e in he the bride of Edw ard, VII. Improvements Planned A t ford As Result of Holland "MUette, 20, had followed hint California. Known th ro u g h o u t the t lulls Weekly l.uneheon Close behind the casket, walking eolith, working as a stenographer diamond fraternity as “ Izzy,” he alone and with IhmvoiI head eiinie Agency sNatiuualCaiupnii’ii »t Port Iiiiiiderdnlo. won fame while a m em ber of the h er son the king of England, muf­ Encouiaged by the unhoped for 1 ’he frightened clerk went tearworld champion W hite Sox in 100(1. fled in the g re a t coat and wearing generosity with which various civAmong thee numerous r.:::r.cr... cosnuipolmg up the sta irs a moment later For the past several years lie’s the plumed hat of a field marshal j dan eoninninieations being I rcceiv| c ‘•rgnimuition* and individuals1 «'l 'Inily at tin r","1 Dm two partly dresseil ly­ been owner of the W ichita (Kao.) • ’hamher of t ’oin- ing dead and n note was left hena\o respundcil to the Lions’ Club• 1 morce •, Notables In Procession :H a resu lt of the national litnml. Iiehind the soldiers came the campaign to raise funds for the1 j advert i ‘■m: campaign th at the equipment of tho South Side P ri­ Worked At Ft. Lauderdale m onarehs of Ilclgium, Norway and ■fh a m lx r of 1 omnioree i.; conduct Alice Paquette. 20, the wom­ Denmuik. and hack of them the mary School park with modern1 ing through the Dorland Agency 1 rincc* of \\ ulus and lii?» brothers, I' ay ground fixtures, members of of Atlnnti e city, today's mail 1*011- an was known, had been a sten ­ and th? crown nrinciMsis of ku- Die d u g decided a t the weekly tained a request for infoniialioii ographer at F ort Lauderdale, no­ !!. Reid The couple left a m ania, Sweden, Denmark, Norway luncheon today to increase the goal from Edgar Williamson, of Fast lice believe. ir cuiin.-uj child surviving, it | H uiulenitooil from the original sum of $2,000 t., and Ilclgium with Lord La m ile s Orange, N. ^J., who advised Sec1G.n. Fland o th er nobles who were mar­ H.IWO. and to supply the West ret ary R,’• W. IVarinati of his in[fircil nnd DOMESTIC *’••«* Prim ary School with a share tcrest in ried into the royal fam ily. the judge 1 Sanford and expressed I wo aro killed in gun b attle Under gray coats, these royal of tho playground equipment in the ditciriiiiiiation of returning . ...„ Die event Dial thia amount is stibh' tween Chicago police and figures wore the dress 111tiform> In re a fte r an alts nee of more Hum ''r,,i pages of sei gangs tern. One of thugs is tie- ot the ranks they h.<l(| either in 20 year . ‘ luted how Paque the arm y or navy of (Jrent liritaiu In veil to have been M artin D ur­ pharm acist, had g An excerptt fr bu t o f the uniform s only the gold kin notorious crook. lo an o th er in riq nolo reads: ' I v braided lints relieved the austere liryii .Mawr’s recent action in aide to abstain fr 1 preciate your forwarding ua< »jeapert" shades o f th e funeral procct'.dim. approving sm oking by wom en tailnl information of your city 11; rothcrof students receives little encour­ I here w as hut a single other spot mlvcrti:cd in a recent i ue of the l'» staff, of rolur—A lexandria's own royal agement in S outhern schools, New York Herald.” “real ixstandard, with which the casket Hig conspiracy to sm uggle '•orac of "Your advertisem ent sound < was draped. so-called I nine: e into tho U nited S ta te s more like real business than all A t the boom of a gun marking h unearthed by im m igration o f­ Several of tho team s that did other Mmi. la advertisement. 1 com II o clock thu casket was brought not turn in a report a t thu lunchficials find 11 C hinam an in easIry fjti. s- ket i aboard P acific liner. front the chapel royal and p |.„ r | •.on today are believed to liavu hined. mid I have divided to re­ |f prvjiaron the same gun'cdrrii:* (trtt laised a substantial sum , and turn to Sanford nftcr an absence of young Kip R h i n e 1War l»e- n Fortune the funerals of Ijuien Victoria and Frank W. luibot, director of the ••f more than .:<> years, believing i.e r m fa s t d isap p earin g ns that the business |mssiliilitit*s of k put into ins suit to annul his m arriag e Edward VIL Thc eqtierriss of her liuiinicat 'wtli Alice Kip R hinelander pro­ mnjt ty l k their place* on the campaign nnd chairm an of the ten tin* city today are more nttracteam s operating, is convinced that Itat was gresses. ca rriag e and at a word of com­ Wedne.-day o f next week will wit­ tiie tli,.11 any that could he found ire Ha«imand the escorting companion of ness the over-subscription of the 'any v lu re • I - in 1 lie length and 'h a h la of A ugustus Lukcm an breadth of the state." B.rt was litinrds fell into step; King (ieorge new goal decided on today. (I for m- r,,r •Sl,1,1nc. M ountain M em orial em erged from the palace mill the Mr. U illiam tui is engaged in The money will lie entrusted to superintending the work of a large bM fmut Y,, V ‘"died ‘‘fa ilu re s” by S. K procession began its mensured ” ■ ■ ' ■ ■ of New York. a committee of members of all Uf rosrl. 1 rom a country girl to Chi­ m arch through the mall, trafalger the luncheon elulw in the city to 1 interior decorating and paper lytsfiilag u arc and white hall. hanging com-ern. and it is helievho used in purchasing new and *''l that lie coiitl uqilates Inins|>U “fliit cago s first woman bomb tlirow Crowd Moved To Tears. « ■ is the tale told by Mrs. Lena pun I IMany sobs were heard in thu modern playground equipment of firin g his Ini incs.i to the "City UlttJ of Lue, arrested today in connccranks of tho thousands who im I nil descriptions, it was announced. Substantial." '-':■ with the dy nam iting o f five Several of Sanford's civic clu b s) waited fo r hours in the cold and More than 100 requests for wet, for am ong them wore some have pledged contributions toward! pamplets and ililnilcil itifeS'inathe playground fund, and the city who had seen Alexandria pass up tiou of the city have been re­ and down the m ine streets under is expected to send in a donation ' ceived already tliis month by the d e a r e r skies and in happier cir­ next, week. < handier of Commerce, and in cum stances. 1 oniinenting oil the n ature «>f the-o The soft, slow, music to the ca­ inquiries .Secretary Pcarmaii d<-NEW I OR1'. ,'nv. 27._li|'i dence o f which the procession elared th at the m ajority of the Figures of Ruliert L. | fv Mi.| moved, was stopped a the gun car­ qu rh woru received from im­ hli.iiewnll Jack. »n, imulchd by riage reached the entrance of The portant concerns and individuals Augustus Lukemaii. tV. .nlpp,, Abbey, and the casket was t a r ­ w h-ie in tire .'i in Sanford was f"' the .Mono Mountain Memorial, ried into the darkened building on actuiited not by idle curiosity hut near A tlanta, are " fa ilu re .” a tho broad shoulders of eight I':, a inccro desire to locate and portrayals of the ph y .n n l a r , , guardsm en. It was placed upon a purclm e property here. nnee of the two coiitei'ernte e re catafalque before the high altar. s Wh ■ 'I he volume of correspondence en d s, in th e nplnh ((ueen Mary Deeply Afferted. , now being carried 011 by the Cham­ or New York II In in the ahliey aw aiting the a r­ ber of Commerce has increased expressing In c-:ti i rns to II.. rival of th e c a .f u t was (juccn „!,.„t „ r R, so tremendously in the last few K. A. Ahlerm.i'i, M ary dressed in deep black, her University of Virginia; Dr. Ih-nry face covered with a heavy veil and I ewis .S.nith pri'idd* til of V.'.uh around her were the Queens of ■ngtnn nnd !i Ifnlver ily, J.,h*. Spain, N orw ay and llrlgium , prin­ II • Davi.i, toi ■ iiiuhu ad »r t cess M ary the Duchess of York and England, and others. several scores of relatives. The ei|u est. i .it figures by Mr. Queen M ary was visibly affect­ Lukciium, who i.a 1, r-.| (,, q, ed throu ghout the service. She sign the *grrtU|. on flu* f ice of raised h er head to view the casket the mountain a fte r (iutzun I' r;; eud Iii ‘“(Uctte and wife nre when it was brought into tin* Ab­ 1lem hail I,"eii dismi- sed as . eelp i . Hie result of « bey nnd several tim en found it im­ tor of the memoiiul, have "lif« iipiI 11 fully• carried . irri l "out hl.C !lust t,IC'ynight. t,,CCC33* possible to continue in the hymns. net ion", Mr. Winn thinks, hut utu The A rchbishoo of Uantehury read weak in their portrayal. the servico, Tho Lessons of the . LOCAL Mr. Winn knew General l.e * rt Collect, between which the hymns Washington and Loo Unir *r / r u S S n S 1, 1,tU.,,r r,,a,I;’ 13 His­ were sung. A sh o rt blessing, as nnd wrote that he was famitia. , ,1 ly “l ‘*>e weekly lunch- th e wholo congregation knelt, fol­ with the pictures of Gen. Jack.' > lowed th o last hymn and the quiet which wore regarded as correctly funeral rite s were ended with representing him. Ik u nruY ° f ( ’«n»merce reports "God save the King." • Dr. Alderman in a reply, agrees 1dm.... . ^ . Ues,U , for 8nn.for'1 with Mr. Winn th a t thu S tuncw ill 1! .,| ri'u; r >nK received Jm k<on figure is “ unsatisfactory." G et H w t i- in “ l ir cxteiiHivc "No one could recognize the face P o r tfo lio conduitid!' CU,npU‘Kn now of Stonewall Jackson" he wrote. appropriation authorized by tho "Stonewall Jackson never woru a canal hill would niuke possible tho hat like that in bin life. It m ight commencement o f activities o n P A R IS , Nov. 27.—(A*)—M. Rri■ h « 1t s i , u S o o cu,bt rc r u pledgeil f„r it. # ° ° . . hns bec" and, the prem ier-designate, has have boon nny general on eith er r.uch a scale th at tho F ederal gov­ ml t 1 10 far?H being ra is- asked fo rm er Finance Minister ernm ent would in nil probability Napoleon once salu, A great aide during the wnr." (Continued On 1‘age a.) ground an ! u .c/ ul,lrun’H P>“ y* Jo sep h Caillaux to cnll at the Qua) soldier like me docs not care a its fr Hocidea to increase tinker’s damn for th lives of a d ’O rsay this afternoon. It is re­ K " fr"»> $3,000 to $1,000. garded as certain th a t he will o( million men.” fe r him the finance portfolio in the new cabinet. M. Iiriund announced early thi * aftern o o n th a t he would call up­ TAMPA, Nov. 27.—hp)—F ig h t­ AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 27.—(A*)__ ing a gale which at tim es broke on P resid en t Doum crgue between The fact th a t the governor of T ex­ seas over the su p erstru ctu re, th e hlWTi1,!' J1;1*®/ Tt*nn- Nov. 27.— fi and (J o’clock tonight hut added as is a woman would not cause thu Mourner A n n u m made n o n here hnt. cm f , r 0 *" #thu South Caro- th a t even then would probably not state legislature to h esitate in im ­ KpismSi ( T °.f the Methodist bo ready to give the president the NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—bPI— ’ England and the W est ladles. An peachment proceeding if evidence today from Unrraco. Cuba will, a down th,, , .hurch, South, cuts full list of his collaborators. The fortunu of young Leonard Kip investigator was sen t to Europe is sufficient, Lee K atterw hite, a cargo of fruit. -ring «»in,Uj®r?ly «*$ the veto fttvF o rm e r P rem ier Pninlcvo today Rhinelander is fast disappearing .several tim es to g ath er evidence. speaker of tho house, said t o d a y . Captain l^ttcrco, m aster of the A rtem us, said the nt.irm on the agreed to assum e the post of Min­ as .his suit to. annul his marriage This expense was rendered ncedfr * k K X S J r» WitK h ,hu Mc*hoHo was discussing tho ag itatio n ihc to, 3v*;1 ° v" r iste r of W ar in u cabinet hein.- to the daughter of a negro taxi less by tho w ithdraw al at the be­ for a special session of the g en ­ G ulf was encountered Tuesday, t r*ce, the v Harula Confer- cd by M. B riand. . driver proceeds. There are indi­ ginning of the w ife’s formal de­ eral assembly, which th c gover­ v an one of the worst in y ears und ucc. rj# 1 w vote, m eetti on cations he will bo practically pen­ nial th a t she hud negro blood. nor has been requested to call, and wan considered extrem ely hazurMPR O FIT E E R IN G COMES HIGH niless when the trial ends. Thu J ir s t w itness when the trial which if she failn to issue th e cull, ous for small crufts. The ship’s cargo consisted of asked to Fi.ooo hunches of bununus nnd 1 3 ­ In a prelim inary survey, hn rc-opens Monday is cxnectcil to he the speaker has been aHirmatlv,, ! , ,JT6 ««ninst. The lieorge Jones, tho wife's mulatto summon. counsel stated tlpit his multi-mil* 000 cocoanuts for tho C hristm as t-h ' r^iuired * s1*004 8hort of n r F ried, a director of n hr iionniro father hat! disinherited father. Mr. S attorw hito's refcranco to 'ty. 1 rca ‘brae-fourths maior- factory, m ust nerve 20 years him nnd ho had only a 93,000,00'■ Alice R hinelander also is cx|>ect- (.'ov. Mirurn A. F erguson in con­ jail and pay 985,000 for profiu legacy from hi.t grandfather. It ed to testify Monday. Her atto r­ nection w ith suggestion o f IniRATIFIES SECU RITY PACT ing. is understood th at the father had neys say they have only u few IP* v-hment is th e firs t tim e her SOCIALISTS not advanced one cent for ex- ouestions to ask nnd her huaband’j "j to has been used by a Mato ofBERLIN, Nov. 27.-<A>)—The S PL IT S H IS FINGER counsel profess to re ly more upon fi r. H eretofore, when tho pur- Reichstag today ratified thu secur­ her letters th an upon bur cross p< ity pact and arb itra tio n tru sties * 1 socialistic s ta to us N EW YORK, Nov. 27.-M T examination. T here is a passioH* w negotiated nt tho recent Locarno Bernar.1 Shaw , Ignac J a n Paderew iski p la )''' jty th at th e will lie confronted ar conference and approved G erm any a fop ’ ,®*.*,’ht hour* sleep, piano ao hard a t a recital that h entry into thu Leaguo o f Nations. sp lit a fin g er njul has cancill"K. leiaurc. ail engagem ent*. News Summar Memorial Models Of Lukcman Called Failures 15 y Winn From Country Lass To Bomb Thrower, Is Woman’s History Fourth Bank Opens I Bradenton Soon Caillaux May Finance Carolina Methodists • gainst Unification Fortune Of Young Rhinelander Fast Disappearing As Suit Is Continued Steamer Makes Port After Battling Storm * '• ♦*f£ (AP).—Immigration offlcem hoie expressed keen interest today in the purported widespreaded conspiracy to smugKle Chinese into the United States which was uncovered hist night at Honolulu with the discovery of 11 Chinese posing as dead men anti hid­ ing In ns ninny coffins deep in the holds o f the Hollar Liner Pre.iident Lincoln which is enrouto to Mm I rmuinco from tho Orient. The discovery grew out of in fo r­ mation received from the O rient by the K. A. Hurnett, d istrict d i­ rector for immigration of Hawaii. Jlmt ( hinese had liecn dispatched by n smuggling ring, and Tong Nam , an agent of the conupiruto rs ami member of tho crew was to receive 91,000 f„r each of tho iiliunst laiulnl .safely u^hon*. H urnett led a party of in*|H*cto*n ■th ro u g h tho vesM twice without | discovering nny traces of tho con­ tra b a n d aliens. Ju st us officials w ere about to ahnmlon the search one of th e ir number, accidentally knocked th e lid of the top of one «»* » fow of coffins in the hold. I he "corpso" proved to Ihi a young Chinese stretched out in the co(i fin w ith baggage ami food along­ side hint. W ith th is clue, tho officers oj>ene«l 10 more coffins amt each t.^clo rcd a Chinese youth »<th hJL baggage. All wore taken cu»> tody to g eth er with several munihers of tho crew bolioved to ho im plicated In th e alleged plot. D irector Hurnett predicted tho P resid en t Lincoln would he fined $1,000 for ca d i “bootleg” Chinese. Me added th at “it was impossible th a t tho Steward engineered the •'■wiggling" as the men in the coffinn had been fed daily and tho •ship had umlertpuic thorough nenrcli Iwfort* leaving (lie Orient. Me laid the conspiracy to “higher u p s” aboard tho whip. ' ORLANDO, Nov. 27.—fd1)—A r­ th u r Henry, negro, arrc.ilsd und placed under guard a t the Ornngo Geneml Hospital with a bullet wound in his right side a fte r tho shooting last night o f Detectives CL E. Gump uml D. W. Dority, w i .-ulzcil by three unknown men at this morning uml c u rric l off. The negro was under gtnm l of n poliremuii when th» thr<*u men gained <nlrnnco to th e w ard and covered him with idstola. T hey d iv a u r e d tip* guard and hurried o ff with the negro. City Detectives Gump and D ority are in tint hospital ns a result of piatol wounds received lust night tupnoM’dly from tho gun ef H enry when they went to in v estig ate a reported shooting a ffra y in tho o u ter section of tho c'ty . Dorl : hoi th rough 1ho I* f{ sidu and hip and Ju m p it shot through th e left shoulder and in the leg. Thu injury of Dority t« th o u g h t to bo aeriou 1 hut not fa t­ al and th a t e f Jum p is not danger­ ous. Strike of Operators Threatens Shipping LONDON, Nov. 27.—(A")— The strik e of the wireless operators on Hritish vessels, which wns cal ' y esterday, threatens seriously to affec t shipping in the course of a few days. The strike was ordered as a p ro test against a propoied cut in the salaries of the o;>crato t * of about $5 per month. A lthough some 5,000 membont of the W ireless Telegraph Union nre involved bv the strike, evssu* thin of work, if there is not s e t­ tlem en t of the dispute, will 1>' g rad u al, ns it is understood exist­ ing contracts will not be broken Mid man who signed for voyagev before November 2d, will fulfill th eir engagem ents. �T H g ^ N F0 R P- ” L- , T1IURSPAY,N0 z Z Z X X ltt THE PLANNING AND CONCEPTION THE CONSTRUCTIVE DEVELOPMENT AND THE COMING POPULATION ■ OLH-ARB0R is now in the second of these stages. Already has it passed the important stage of planning I—< and conception and the rises resultant from this have been apparent. Following closely upon this is the process of constructive development, when the placing of improvements and the spending of considerable sums of money further enhance the worth of the property. And it is this stage which Loch-Arbor has now reached. ONSTRUCTIVE development of the first m agnitude has been tak ing place for some time. There has been ^ massed the machinery and the men necessary to accomplish in the best possible m anner the great task befoi c them. Appi cciablc 1 esults are already in eviden ce and as the development has progressed, so in a similar m anner have the values of this property. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ �- ftlm r e ■£* • ' -• » . <• __________________ •AGE TWO P ro te c to r With Gustafson Playing Star Game, Pitt Plays Superb Contest, Rein? Excelled In P a s s i n c Department I PITTSBURGH, Nov. 27.-U P ) Riding roughshod over th • I’ennaS ta te College Thursday afternoon, th e U niversity of P ittsburgh gri.lders closed their 1925 season with a dazzling 23 to 7 victory. Ih c ir record fo r the year showed only one defeat. St*»te •! in "'ily one departm ent—forward passing. P itt, w ith big Andy Gustafson In tne stui Ibit i ms • ,#»«**• , ijiff ea rly . A patch of mud .10 y ard s from the S tate goal tins aid­ ed P itt to make its first t-u'-hdown In the opening period. R*>> pke, in position for n punt, s lip -1 d in the mire the ball striking m in the face, Salntka, a P itt guard, scooped it up and ran 2 5 1 yards for the score G ustafson a»M- ■ Ing the point. A moment later Welch, P itt halfback, got around th e Sy>te rig h t end for GO yards and Guftnfson booted, a , ftl yard field •goal.* ’• f * ! C arl Wolfe r,f R utgers College is *h>* lx>Mt dropkicker on the footMlchaliske, WcrSlnmp then opened with Su>ui n i- li rquai!, hut is <> near-sighted most effective wen"',*; On a fuko he cannot r.eo 10 feet away w ith­ fo m -r d j*a«», R<w*j,hh -nn 15 yard., out glasses. Ilut with g h sse s lie /o r a touchdown. ■■Wi - o n ird.KI couldn’t take part in scrim m age, the point. This was S ta te’s only so Conch -lack Wallace solved tne problem by having n cage pre­ tally. pared to r him. Photo shows Wolfe P itt scored agnin in the second w ith tlvk .<UMge on, ready to display period, gaining the ball on S ta te’s his stuff. 40-yard line. Welsh end G u staf-| •on plunging the ball Imlf wny> * B 8* a r r - s r l s - . M a ’K N ebraska Gridders Six points were added by P itt in GiveRockne’sTcam th e third period. Unable to gain t i • rn i i S tale punted. It wits P itt’s hail I ) l , 1 1 l l h l I H r I h l i r C f l S l V on th eir own nine-yard line. A ft* , 1 , 1 1 *■ U 1 o U R J e r several plunges by H arding,! --------G ustafson shot a pass to W elsh' LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2 7 . - GVl who ran 45 yards for th e score. — N ebraska's crimson hosts renlG ustafson's boot for the point was Ized the hopes of a y nr Thursday wide. This ended the scoring. by drubbing Knutc Roclcne's Notre S tate unearned another team 17 to II. om iu uncor';cu anotner aoriiil annul Dame nam e foetball io< ini assau lt Into in third |ieriod and ailThe bitter tr defeat suffered las' vnneed to w ithin. „II ... foot of th * year at Soul ...................... mill Bend was avenged, P itt line, hill th ere found n brick the nil tim e record was evened, wall. and Itocknu was proved a rrophvi Again Stuto lucked the punch ns well ns n conch— for he preearly in the la st period. A Pitt dieted two d efeats for his team p u n t wna weak and S ta te got the ibis year, ui.d Arm y gave it the hall ten yards from the roveted o ther one. lino, forw..... ard •pass was To the lino-chopping Incticn .if i . A. ., - the ........... play, but the P itt men caught the "Choppy” Rhodes, the fur-kicking receiver before In* took n step. Him too of C aptain L.l Weir, which net* P?»»,0ni if down and it was ted four points, and t h .* stuunch * * .".Ii? * . . . defense of the whole <nrnhiiskcr At this stag e I itt used prartlc- line was N'el rm k n 's victory duo. ally a new team . i F orty-five thousand persons „ — 'jam m ed in ti .Me.norl.il ,S tadium Ho m any whales inhabited the which was built for 38,000—the w ators around the Kcvillu Gigrdo g re a te st football crowd of all tltne Inland off the coast of Mexico thyl in N ebraska. N* r was It. uu allj r o exnlorora called tho place the N S ro:iul Strains • ebraska ” *•■*” »crowd. » I Ulllil "C ow P a stu re ." brought supporters of hath tennis. I*1*! % ' f fr o m — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925 [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a u ii b u i ii i iu i ii I U || STEWART’S- W A S H I N G T O N LETTER By CHARLES p. STEWART the count returned to Europe. Re­ W ASHINGTON, Nov. 2 7 .-In trig u e in high society will figure cently the countein accepted an in­ in Congressional debate this win­ vitation to spend a few weeks at ter. Thus: the home of R. B. S trnssburger, rich Norristown, Pa., publisher. Count Carolyn! played a promi­ This time Secretary of S ta te Kel­ nent p a rt in overthrowing mon­ logg refused to let her into the archism in Ilungnry. In turn, he United S tates, whether ahe talked wa« driven into exile when Admir- or not. Protests, by S trassb u rg e r al H orthy got the upper hand and and others, availed nothing. The ii*t up in B udapest a despotism o* countess nppealed to the Amerlcnn his own, nominally as "regent ; society women who had indorsed renlly as alm ost nbsolute ruler. her before. Now, peculiarly, they N aturally Horthy, the virtual t* ar disapproves of Karolyn, the repub­ ignored her. lican. In exile Count* ss Karolyni w ant­ edU to ICUUIV lecture •in the United V «* H i------------------- States. . hinny proiniiv.nl American society ; women sponsored her. The govern n u n t raised no objection. Sne fell ill he-e. The count wanted to come to her. At this Secretary Hugh**, then State D-paAnrlent head, balked. Finnlly he let the count come, on his pledge not to talk while in thi? country. The countess recovered. She and Nebrnal:r.’s advantage was gain­ ed in the opening q u arter when, with Rocknc's second backfield, or shock troops, bearing th.* oruni. Coach Ernest Hcarg played his stellar offensive. When Roci.nc’s hig guns were ret off, a fresh rom ibusker res'.rve force withstood the ■shock. The advertised handicap in the Joss of Flanagan, star Rockne back was offset in the charging O’Boyie who proved t'» he the most consis­ tent ground gainer for Notre Dame. N either could Notre Dame’s aerial attack work, Hut two of n dozen passes hit and four times nil n leit busker intercepted them to stem rcrious advances. CHARGES DISMISS.".!) Frank Taglarini and Jam es C a ttj, the latter a negro, were I (Xor.nratcil i»v United States Comini sinner Williams when arraigned before him yesterday <»*» charge., of violating the prohibition law. F*. ilernl pmhihitinn agents nllrgiil they found th* two in possession of several l oltlcs of liquor. Com­ missioner Williams discharged them for lack of sufficient evi­ dence. nxi’i:rri:i) hack The explanation the S tn te De­ partm ent's CongreraionnI critics wi'l try to develop is this: That H orthy’s seeming influence with the departm ent is not politi­ cal, but social: and th at he exercis­ es it through his m inister in W ash­ ington, Count Szechcnyi, and the la tte r’s wife, who was Gladys Van derbilt. . There you have it----- if the c rit­ ics are rig h t—the V anderbilts’ sociul prestige!—and millions! Daytona Never Annoys or “Afeg, at Any o f Their CueSts on the Wonderful • i Free Trip to Dayti We never forget the courtesy you have a right to expect from us. The delightful luncheons which are served without cost are not soon forgotten by our hundreds of guests. Your work You can't do good work when your head throb3, your hack aches or you’re tortured by rheumatic, sciatic or m onthly pains. A beautiful new Pullman bus leaves from the Postoffice corner at 9 o’clock Saturday morning, returning at 4 P. M. You are invited now. Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. relieve pain quickly, safely and w ithout u n ­ pleasant after effects. Your druggist will tell them to you at pre-war soon NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—(A t— Tin* management of the th reater which Mrs. Gloria Gould Hislmp dii rets experts her back at work before 1 liristniiiH. Her present so­ journ in Purls has given rise to report i of an impending divorce. Daytona Shores prices. Regular package — 25 doses 25 cents. Economy package — 125 doses $1.00. Under Georgia’s new child labor law, the ago limit for all is II, while for hazardous occupation:-, it is IG. 105 South Palmetto Phone l i l l l l M - I D i e i l C HHHlBBHHHaHBHaHHBHBHHlBHai n i B l i n i H n i B l i l l l i n i R I I I I I I I I B I H X I D M I H f hristmas Wheel B arrow s-T ricydes Perfect in design in every respect, with heavy rubber tires. Priced t h e sa n fo r bjjer a lp. oys These toys are already under priced about 20%, but to those who buy before the 10th of De­ cember we arc offering an additional reduction of 10% in order to clear out our stock as nearly as possible by this time. Kiddie Cars Best Quality Mat! in these toys. Thj any child* Priced $41 Today This super toy has boon reduced one dollar each day. Was originally priced at ?G0. Don’t wait too late to buy this toy for your child. DOLLS AND DOLL CARRIAGES That Every Girl Would Delight In Carriage Nothing will give your hoy more lifiisure than one of these autos. $ 8 . 2 5 to $ 2 7 . 5 0 All sizes, some that go to sleep. Priced— Some with hoods — Itecd, in ivory and brown. $ 1.00 $ 2 .2 5 Just like real racers—All .styles Priced from— up $ $ • 2 5 to $ 2 7 . 5 0 ( SCOOTERS i Ideal for out-door playing —Buy one while you can make a selection. Priced $2.25 — Complete! Every Sm ith Bros. Inc. "QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT APPEAI Nothing Charged Nothing Reserved light in it* �SANFORD . CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—(;p)_n ul FRIDAY " lr "> d ; ns t d n r in - f u y 01""5" cc»nties to U ke nn(1 Volusia the " fe w & g * * S « S s“ , r e n d i ti o n <a a ich one of WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-O P ) —The Georgia, Florida, and A la­ bama railroad on June 30, 1917, had a value of $2,775.00 i t was a n ­ nounced today by the In te rsta te Commerce Commission. A t the same time the railroad’s capital irriounirer; ’ investment account am ount to 32,I,pt entered 502,486 while th e par value o f its L, itwas (outstanding lecurity issues wns Icemen had | $2,563,000. O pportunity will be f shop on a given for the railroad to protect visit there. Jthe valuation fund, which is only Leman and | tentative. Hri.er, were --------L other pod \ E W YORK, Nov. 27.— f/P)— Sly woundedJ Cotton futures opened steady, Dec. [a lounge'. ^0.84; Jan. 20.07; JInr. 20.15; JIuy \ faltl I’m* iy,70; July 19.23. k The shop --------r blown as NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.— (/P) ^ a * —Cotton futures opened stead y . *hert‘ , f Jr W-89S Mnr. 19.50; .May 19.20; . ’’ nearly a '» *'■ ______ CHICAGO, Nov. 2.7—bP)— Poul27 j , try alive sternly. Fowls 10(5)2-1; i v P n l t V springs 23; turkeys 32; ro o sters 1 . * I5 1 i; ducks 10@20; geense 17. r n ? nt r}uc(I from pape 1 .) jrtive i xgion. He liuj, Ohio, ing realty In the motio mediate action the improvemci nui’ l" a point Property, a ,v r n f i' J to 1.66VJ and May 1.62 w ere fid lowed by num erous wide flu c tu a ­ tions, but keeping w ithin the in­ itial range. Corn and oats w ere firm er, heavy moving with w heat. A fte r open­ ing to Tic higher, Dec. 71 to 75 corn scored light, fu rth e r gains, Oats started unchanged to 'k e up, Provisions advanced p arallel to hog values and gain. t o u S i m . | a W a V l eill t t a S y S J ST. Several Local Representatives 5 villonHr''r h,"iy nt th e J a c D. P. DAVIS PROPERTIES ?n "“ re state shlpr lift i’J' ' K7 U' ' 1 :>nd r o c l , , ‘\ h a n ‘I t h o c a r r i e r R10V° “ P n lty such Tho Pulcston-nrumlry Iluiltling. Phone 715 a a n a M a u H a n a a w a B a w a a iiB n R w a a u a M n a a a H a n H a H a H a a a a OPPORTUNITY b v ! l t e ‘ ion T« V is i t C o u n t ! FoKt -e n5r 11 V ' ^ taM- hy T w o Inis In M n f f n l r . T h e o n l f t t f n n i i l l u h U IH l o t s In C i t y l l n i l l s f o r f3T.»on.<H>. l b a le e It. It. f r o n t n a r a t $ltMHt p e r fo o t. M r e t o l a « » lin k A , r . F u ll a n il s e e Ib .r m . I h o v e t h e r h n l r r n t a r r e n e e In r l t f f o r a u h illt Is tnn. If l a . t r r r . l r d t a l k n l i k «,ir. I t It’s Im s ln e s a p r o p e r t y I h a r e t h a t . • • o r e mime u n n U» j r n r lewae- e a w*t b e b e a t . I f )iiil n r e a ■I r n n f t r r It %s 111 p a y j on t o I n t r n l l K a t e . W. J. THIGPEN I m b a r e T Cr™ C?’ S tiU in K ‘ hal m S .M r r ln | on I'.lm A t r . $3000.0,1. V nu r a n ‘ 1 b r a I It. AUGl’STINE te/ia?,.'1 101,70,1 the delivery ol been , *3" T w o In is o n S a n f n n l A t r . O a r $*000.00, o t h r r $0000.00. DAVIS SHORES REQUESTS nf T w o l'l ta n e n r D e p o t f u r •TOOO.OO. I l n r a a l n . K> If «■/' , •' 4* i ft _7: f .> T w o Io ta o n P o r k 133,130 $0300.00. T a k e n I n a k . I ' t i r Iota in f r o n t n f l l n t r l F o r r e s t I . n k r . u,lt.c ver be;i ,u ntil"th 1 ' l ht’ liftin g o fC0,lI'I ti,e rn this connection he re t o S ' " cxptr '"» II. Har. irnffu} t( renre8enUn a . , | $3300.00. ri m m! h m i . r , iln n h lp R n r a s r a m t I t s * t a l a $3,000. T w o l o t s 1 3 3 , ino oiooti.oo r a r h . lection w ith here, he said. tuaU> **°v in to n l Avolie praise,! the work accomplishoe Snuccr i.e d on the Hotel Forrest la k e an,I td y seven 1told o f the many visitors th at its sli u a t i o *, i a n d a d d e d In T k r e e l«»M « n l*nrk A r e . Fonr Si ^ t i r K d f i W i ^ y • it was tied enun.y cnmnil* r o r h ; | if e n t ,1K',w a r tl H iR K in s n. Const In Const AdvcrUsins CnmpnlRn . i i i . ' j , ^ Ml;s ^ IltC(| t h n t ,10 v *■ k a n n i e m l i ' r ■ D cm rnstration and Advance C hristm as (Lite «r accompany him DUPLEX FOUNTAIN PEN, n y Smith's Harber COMMERCE ROD1 DISCUSSES N E E 1 ►Shop for ffood barber OF FETTER ROAD work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. DIG RED PEN rocery Specials ON F. DAY ONLY SATURDAY, NGVEMHER 28th ROUMILLAT & AiSOEKSON Iflt) East F irst S treet ^ us Shores, ed from New Y York, ment ti heLl.ninicJil,tc impri >vc- cd o rk to lrf“ T ? infer / l .,p. hiKhwnys conned .mg mcreo body that tk Land 'VUh *Mt- 1)ort nnl nf v ? v k*, " .realatercd nurse, iiiidiv iv * ■ : “Oman's r e p o r t r m ,s nf »V -k- C ,ty> 13 <!csirm u ° f obtaining n snrnll piece „f land where she can “spend her tim e In rest mid peace aw ay from the nm ,e nn.I din of a g re a t city.” •Mrs. stated th a t she w as not fam iliar with the location of Sanford, hot had seen n d v e " tiscnionts of the city and heard e r friends speak of it as an ideal J J » } . <<* n person of ........ ° n<1 ' olus' a counties ‘0I*[ v, 1° a brief closing address o r a t i m J T ^ ° ( r t ,l«cstinjr co op- Forster, who has ret MANY FOR' PAMPHLETS RECEIVED IIE R ft —1Two Interested fa! e s t a te u Miami, ^ du J c c l n r c d t h n t licioor, even vine" ond^toblcro ’ll Uon was ? ! ht«hw ay, in thi-ssecin F**y to the delav F n « I» t°'b ci!i?,"i *l ” h° ol» by ihv " "Citvcry of ,1mpnienta caused Ih c ra il e tn b u r gJo. o, T r a d e Itody *Make Appeal w itness only approved film s. r i . r *. I>carm a n„ said the •■'number o f ‘ "innieree thntt had apJ f ° h ’d t o every r e q u e s t s ‘ he K n v c rn b r d u w nuthority from n, and was en­ operatin g and a l is t in g in every w a y f o r th e improvement of the noI.:ind-S;anford and Jit. DoraSanford roads. were killed 'R a pel Iff" , foothiw e day K ***> m aj «• W. TearConrnierrn1 ,t(lu Chamber of po83ibi0r t forhutb ‘ •ono cvtir>'thinsr these road. S f ' n’Pro^ m t n t of A clinmv In irpl one of (lie BIG DUPLEX PENS (ttinnt si/.* ) nt an unheard of price. Understand please this is NOT llie usual Demonstration, but a bona-fide pro­ position. Guaranteed Pen that retails from If.'!.00 to *5.00 for ...........................e J i J C A limited numbor—Giant Size—tied, Black or Mottled, titled with I IK solid gold iridium tipped points a t 51.00 each—a $7.50 non and WE DON’T MEAN ^ w sa a c n a a a a B a siJT O jra a B i - Cans Nu4 Hominy . . . D airy F a rm Saiirajn* TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFOIU) I wish to announce tin t I nm a candidate for the office of City Commissioner to he determined in the regular Municipal Election to he' hold on the F irst Tuesday after the F irst Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. Your consideration will be appreciated. E. F. H0US1I0LDKR. For pmiiui Apalachicola OysP rs Per quart .......... SATCHDAYTIIKIti; WILL Di Dl KL’S MAVONNAISI Saturday, November 28lh This We,k nt ROUMILLAT ,A ANDERSON Jou Mu: i I’.ring This Coupon Only One l ’en to i DETACH HERE vrson entitles thy(only I rnrr .•upon and, 99 centu__ r *n ono one) GIANT DUPLEX PEN, If p re e'ld cd at Roumillnt & A iuIm ioh this week, Saturday, before l) p. m. Every Pen Guaranteed Every P«n Tested No “Joker” in Guarantee If you do not use Ihi * Coupon, idyuso give it to a friend Room 6(IS San DrlamJu BA SKET T H E B U S I N E S S O E R U N N I N G ,A E A S IE R BY T H E A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . LADIES’ COATS ROM E IS MEN’S TROUSERS Separate bell b o t t o m trousers in all favored light shades, $3.95 to $7.50 NOVELTY VANITIES MEN’S SUITS i mm ideas in the«e two lines 11,(1 hkc to own one. Priced— MEN’S SHIRT’S English broadcloth in white, Htripes and plaid—with or without collars attached. M to $4.75 Q u a lity le a th e r , b e a u ti ^ ■ s Py and Crepe de Chine— s> s"^ trim m ed and lace TOPKIS UNION SUITS Nationally advertised the world over, $1.00. Our price Opposite the Post O ffice 89c M ADE �THE SANFORD HERAT tv FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2 7 , l 9j j PAGE FOUR A NEW KIND OF CATCH Hie Sanford Herald H»con<1 CUM * * u « r, 1*11, a t the Wogtoflle* Florida vnder Act of ■ r e e lA t. g o n c » i All obtuurr Boric*. cards of thaaka. resolution* and notices of anter:alni.anla wbora charges ara atada will bs charged for at ragalar ^advertising rr.tee. n a m rtia a s s o c ia t e d m ans TV.S Aaaoolatad Tress la eiclueIvetv entitled tn the use for repabfkatlon o* all nawa dispatches eredlte', to It or not otherwise cred­ i t ! In this papor and also the loaa1^sawn published herein. All rlghte **f republlcatlon of special dispatch­ es beraln ara alao reaer-ed. FRIDAY, NOV. 27, 1925. T H E H ERALDS PLATFORM 1. — Deeper water rod * to Jseksonvftlg. 2. —-Construction of BL Johns-Indial* River canal. I .—Extension c f w hile way. 4^-VitAialnn o f local amusement*. —Swimming pool, tennis eonrts, etc. Augmenting o f Tmlldlng pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment honsca. • .— Eitenslon of street paving pro­ gram f , —Construction of UtSTora/d aroi nd U I m Monroe, f —ComplfMon of city besutlflea* non program . f ,—Expansion at school system with provision for Increased fa ­ cilities. ________ " BIBLE VEKSK~FOK TODAY E T E R N A I. PRO TECTIO N :— Tho Lord shall preserve thy go­ ing nut and thy coming in from this time forth, nnd even for ever­ more. Psalm 121: 8. PRA Y ER :— “God will take enre of you, Thro* every day, o'er all the w ay; He will take care of you. H E R E AT HOME ] saw the g ra n d eu r th a t wns Rome, The glory th a t wns Greece, And then I camo a-sniling home, And found a land of pence, And saw more g ran d eu r in a day Thnn all th a t ever passed aw ay In Rome, m ore th in g s of beauty, too, Thnn Greece in all her glory knew. They showed mo pnlnces in Spain, And castles on the Rhine, And then I cam e back home again To this old lam! of mine, And fouml th n t my own town, egnd Hml all the thing* th a t Europe had, Yes, found this city of my own Had roofs of gold, nml wnlls of ntone. Six hundred year* ago they b uilt A castle for a king, W ith waits of stone and roof of gilt And a rt and ev’rythlng; And people go threo thousand miles To m arvel a t those m ighty piles, W hile in our own land, so to speak, We build a now one every week. Go seo the g lo ry th n t was Greece, Described In m any a hook, And yet, before your Journeys cease, Give your own lend a look; I t ’s only when back hom e he comes A fellow sees real stndium *— T o see the g ra n d e u r th a t wns Rome Tho place to look Is here a t home. — Douglas Mullock. A* our office buy any* n large Thanksgiving.*’ Headline say*, “ Motoric** Town Now W ant* Auto*." l)oe» thi* m ean th n t Ford* a re taboo? A Suggestion to the County Commissioners There is rt situation existent in Seminole county which is apt to give its splendid citizens something of an inferior­ ity complex if it is not promptly corrected. A motorist leaving the Cheney Highway and driving toward Sanford finds an excellent, broad, brick road as long as Orange county lasts, but as soon as he hits the Seminole county line, he runs upon a very narrow road which even as it is, is not in the best of repair. This contrast of efficiency is deplorable. Seminole's bad road would not be so objectionable if Orange county's were the same. But to take a great bump on to a narrow road with no shoulders a t all ns soon as one arrives in his home county tendH to make him feel a certain ignominy of his position. We have a fine board of county commissioners who are doing all they can for the best interests of this com­ munity. They are hard-working and far-sighted individuals who have done much since they have been in office toward making ours a greater county. But so much is the detailed routine of their offices, so many the requests made upon them for paving of this road or the clearing of that, th at we do not wonder that they have overlooked the highway leading to those thriving little sections of Geneva and Oviedo. There are many roads which might he paved in Seminole county, many which ought to he, hut we do not believe that the county's road money could be put to any better advantage than to the repairing and widening of the road leading to the Cheney Highway. Arc New Prison Officials Needed? Last 'May, over in Miami, Walter C. Valiton shot and killed a motorcycle policeman. The public was aroused. Val­ iton was quickly captured and in due course of time he was placed tin trial in Bade county. He wns found guilty and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Kaiford was the place chosen nt which lie was to serve his sentence. Two escapes in less than six months is Valiton’« record nnd yesterday he was recaptured in Tampa after having been roaming around free for several days. Last Sunday the parents of Valiton bad been visiting him at Kaiford. They bad all lunched together, and Valiton, who bad been made a trusty since his firsL escape, jumped into bis father’s car when they had finished their picnic lunch and drove away without any effort being made to stop him. Valiton found a long overcoat in the automobile in addi­ tion to a robe with which he could easily cover his striped trousers. He says bis father was gathering pecans when he took the car and escaped. It seems hardly reasonable to say “the family was in no way implicated in the escape.'' IIow easy a life a murderer has at Kaiford. Only required to wear striped trousers, being made a trusty after having escaped, allowed to go outside the prison gates without an nrmed guard, a man-killer seems to have a life of almost complete liberty. In commenting on the situation the Tampa Tribune won­ ders if there would lie any escapes if the criminals were the prison officials ami the guards were the prisoners. It won­ ders which are the most lacking in mentality and which would display enough resourcefulness to outwit the other. The case of Valiton is but one instance. It appears to be an almost impossibility to keep prisoners safely guarded in the prisons of the country. There’s something wrong somewhere. If our prisons cannot hold those proven in lie murderers nnd sentenced to spend their lives in prison, would it not be less bother nnd expense to turn them all loose right at the sta rt? Perhaps new prison officials might be able to remedy the situation. THERE IS MORE rough mid tumble in the American de­ mocracy than is altogether agreeable to people of sensitive nerves and refined habits, and the people take their political duties lightly and laughingly, as is, perhaps, neither unnat­ ural nor unbecoming in a young giant. Democracies can no more jump away from their own shadows than tin* rest of us can. They no doubt sometimes make mistakes and pay honor to men who do not deserve it. But they do this liecause they believe them worthy of it, and though it be true that the idol is the measure of the worshipper, yet the wor­ ship lias in it the germ of a nobler religion. —JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. MY FAVORITE STORIES As Brisbane Sees It L*t Us Be T hankful With a Few Hula. Wooing Florida. There Came 4 K ings BY ARTHUR B R ISB A N E (Copynrnt l»25l WE HAVEN’T anybody In power th at shows th e intelligence of a titmouse in equipping th is nation with an adequate air fleet. But, afte r nil, th e people can change th at if they w an t to. There probably will be no renl w ar against this country fo r a t least ten years. Every once in a w hile a man crops up in this country able to hnndle im nortnnt problems. Wc havo tome* weak individuals in W ashington, too much dazzled with their own successes to see ten feet in front of them. B u t the power | rem ains in the hands o f the people. Be thankful. VJeu. < * .' I’p JusTABxTGI\J£N up T he ipeaof jvec Se e in g Ca c h SoT AWMOWS THIS IS the ap p ropriate day, so he unusually thankful. Wo art* still out of the Lengue of Nations. He thankful. We haven’t yet been pushed into that world court, which would sub­ ordinate the supreme court of the United States to a collection of Europeans th at envy, hate nnd de­ spise the United S tates. Be th an k ­ ful. WE OWE m me billions of dol­ lar!), hut could pay everything in a year if we had to. He thankful. Our dollar is worth one hundred cents. Everything in the United S tates is worth more today than it ever was. Every individual in the United S tates has a better chance today than he ever hud be­ fore. Be thankful. WE HAVE enough for every­ body in t h i s c o u n t r y nml e n o u g h for COO,000,000 inhabitants. We have n science highly developed, business organized w ith extraordi­ nary efficiency ready to develop all resources. Be thankful. WE DO not do ns much th an k ­ ing an we might. Wc do not nay as much attention ns we n’lnulil to the ballot, to our duties as voters. Only about half vote th at ought to vote. WE ARE rath er too well s a tis­ fied with ourselves, which is n dangerous sign. We have two jokes, called, respectively, the arm y and navy, supposed to de­ fend the country; both worthies! in defend?. People Should Be Saved From This SYSTEMS 3 H all, Pentland & Jacksonville, Taapj,l|a Sanford, WestPikiBa CENTRAL FLORIDA«i .117-.'] 18 First National Ba Sanford, Florida S. G. GRAY, Resident Hi l m ■ "TH E G. 0 . I*. Woos Florida." T h at’s a line by teleg rap h telling th at Republicans hope to change Florida to a Republican state. About a million voters from the north uro supposed to have gone there, ami Republicans think they may niid Florida to the G. O. 1*. ranks. T h at’s possible, not very pro­ bable, for the im m ediate future. Tho Republicans would he wiser if they paid a little attention to keeping w hat they have, especially to keeping the farm ers. S enator Capper, of Kansas, re­ mind* you th at the farm er this year will make an average of 4 percent on hhi actual investm ent. T hat is figured a fte r allowing the farm er for his own hard work the m agnificent wage of $tk» a month. THE ALTAMONTE B Altamonte Springs, Flu M miles South of Sanford. First class accomodations for lit/M rates. Beautifully located betweetroj parks, golf, tennis, boats, orangtpl Excellent cusine, fine orchestral kl Twentieth season. 1 GEO. ELI I r DOSE N’T allow anything for her member-) of the farm er'* unily th at also work, including ie wife, who cook* for the “ hired i-r. i n r.i i riu,| *(imi» way to give the farm er li percent on hi* net uni investm ent, nnd not lea* than |l>ll a month for every mouther of hi* family" working on tho farm . That ought not to he impoHHildc, nnd it would he con­ siderably more profitable than try ­ ing to cure Florida of Democracy. THE PUBLIC’S INDIFFERENCE MIAMI TRIBUNE A Canadian observer, n corres­ believed, lies tho g reater part of By IRVIN 8. COBB Judging from tho little news pondent of the Toronto Globe, who the fault. coming from T exas, it now a p ­ If enough p ressure is brought to ha* recently resumed hi* post nt pears th at “ Mb" I* going to fol­ WIIAT IT MEANT IN ENGLISH led journalist. “ But you see l dru of England will he buried, ami Washington a fte r four y ears' ab­ hear upon C ongress it will net, a* A certain new spaper man in don t even know th e couple. Why four king* will mourn at the funlow In the footsteps of “ I*U." any o th er body of lawmaker* m ust, New York i* fond of gathering up should they semi me an invita­ cfuL The ghosts of Henry VIII, sence, w rites hi* paper us follow*: in self-defense. Without that prcMW hat nbout Sem inole county’s stories of m etropolitan life. Hi" tion ?" “ Returning to W ashington afte r sure the legislative machine re ­ William the Conqueror und others campaign for Red C ross m em ber­ loves to prowl about the foreign "No, no." said the Russian, "nod will look down und observe with u prolonged visit to Canada, I find semble* nothing so much us u ship*? A num ber of counties in quarter* studying the ways of al- an invidution—a linjjek! So you amazement that these four king*, .still unsettled nearly all of the Nteam boiler in which the w ater thin statu have already begun their iens who m ake up so large a nor- get a hajjek, you go by tho ved- including the British king, actually never quite reaches the required nortlon of the,population of M an­ ding; you dunce mil tin- bride; you haJ eJ C!,B l'"Wtr than any onu of great problem* I find aw aiting boiling point. appeal*. h attan Island. Holution when I first came h ire. a half a docett commoners, in each luif a fine tim e!” From tim e to tim e such influ­ The Fergus Falls, Minn., J o u rn ­ Once upon a Lime a Russian who "Say," demanded the puzzled of the four countries of the four Them it te** unemployment than ence is applied. From whence al snorts “ th n t money i» u small furnishes him with tip* on doing* American, "how in thunder do I in IU21. am) the agricultural situ a ­ doc* it comu T From the “interm atter with most of us.” Yeah, it’s am ong Id* own people, brought get one of these h ajjek * ?’’ tion i» leas ncurute, but the rail­ e*ts •’ mainly th a t is to say, from such a small m utter with us, wo word of a big wedding celebra­ A BAD condition in French fin­ way question, the shipping pro­ highly efficient institution* of "My friend," said the Russian, can'* even he bothered w ith it. tion that was going to take place “listen! You go by tho hall where ance, the franc selling twenty-six blem, fr ijh t ra te s ami InlunJ various k in d s—the railroads the for one dollar. They used to be w aterw ay development, foreign re ­ steam ship in one of the Russian colonies over lines, the banking Young Lconr.rd Kip Rhinolundcr near the E ast River. The journal is the voiding. You go in. You five for one dollar In-fore the war. lations nnd national defense are us houses, etc.,who make it their busi­ gif your hut to the hoy and for claim s to he an urti*t. T here's no 1st expressed a desire to attend the I his country should make an much question* of unsettled policy ness to see th at desirable legisla­ fifty rents you buy a hajjek —und doubt th a t he used to paint the festivities, tion is “ pushed." The common effort to help the French in their ns they were four years ueo “ there you ore." town red hut he must have be­ people m ight do the same thine— troubles), it only for our own self­ “ Dus* is easy," said hi* friend— So the newspaper spent half a I b111 • b tf**1r Ai .1, " come color blind when he m arried. "so you get a hajjek." dollar on a hat check nnd danced ish sake. It is itut to our own interest to destroy pubing power "A hajjek, e h 7" said the puzz­ with the bride. Now th a t tiie young Chinese or stability of government any­ a re said to be "tearing their sh irts" where m Europe. fo r self-governm ent, maybe we had b e tte r postpone our visit un­ «. T ill! French til they become sufficiently calm ­ lSelves a power ed to w ear all of their clothes. The favorite subject for the uted in foreign jeremiad* of educators mid publi­ “John Pease, one of our well Ami, w ith or without help, they known citizens hud an experience cists Is the increasing depravity one day lust week th at he will not of youth. An investigation con­ If tho ho nut has broken down, will sulvt* their problems. They soon forget. While removing some what are we going to du about it? a re a thinking people, th rifty , haled hay from an obi barn he felt ducted by the L iterary Digest re­ Another speaker in Providence on highly productive. Tho*o th at *ell France or her som ething moving beneath the vealed an overwhelming m ujurity -Sunday HUgge»tH a t least a partial trousers of his rig h t leg. Think - of district attorney* holding the solution. Rev, Percy Stickncy currency “short" will get their It was u spider, he rufruhm l from opinion thut parental neglect is G rant, of New York, a t a Urown financial fingers pinched. BROOKLYN DAILY crushing It, bu t soon discovered mainly responsible for juvenile University vesper service, pleaded and wns horrified to learn It was crime, for a sense of social unity to re ­ _ R- PH ILLIPS, who slaves for A daring form of adv a large snake. By thi* tim e hi* Principal Alfred E. S team * of place our traditional Am erican lit - P rank Munscy, resum es accurately ha* been launched in Fl the work of the Shenandoah in ­ Htiukeship had reached his left Phillips Academy, Andover, who 1dividualism.” Individualism is all vestigation a* follow*: Miami Daily NV-ws has i: shoulders mid was descending is one of tho sincurest thinkers on rig ' h t; but when the problem is The score now *tuinls: it calls a "tru th cditioi down his left arm . It was when this question, is in the bust possi- Ibigger than uny individual w hat Fact* arrive)! a t . ... None claims to be « jtlMi what the cold, clam m y reptile came in blu position to know whut he is are < you going to do to solvo i t ? ” W itnesses abused . 135 implies. contact w ith the nuked skin of ids talking nbout. Speaking in Provi­ I he criticism should begin with Women discredited . ............ 2 fore-arm , lie let out a yell that dence Sunday night a t the Coin- tin* < home. In our well-m eant desire Uf course this Innovatl C ourt official* white-washed .. 1 shook tho ra fte rs of tho old hum. munity Forum of the Beneficent to l develop the individualism of our for one edition. A fter tl 1 he Mitchell trial a* an exhibi­ He seized the reptile by the neck, Church lie laid the flame s q u a r e ly )children, w>> have forgotten to give wilt return to normal an slummed it on the floor and then ut the threshold of the home. "The! ithem a sense of social responsi­ tion of white Wnshinir i« I*VI'll 114!I* er will be issued on the I Instantly began to Htomp on it home is unquestionably breaking bility which, more than ever Iw It is hard to m,]| nil v/ith both feet until it no longer down," he asserted. "In this so- fore, (* needed in the world. Thi* ■imply telling the truth u showed any signs of life. For called modern age, we m ust look is a duty which the home is not fact. In order to tell some m om ents following thi* te r­ farther than ever before to find' perform ing; apparently th e re »* properly about anything rifying experenco Mr. Peace truly religious homes. It I* the little chance of its perform ing it I essnry to lie a little. trem bled like an Ubpen leaf and lack of religious upbringing th u t^ in the near future." T ake Florida, for in*t his chest heaved us much a* Dr. G rant, therefore, look* to poso th a t you want t„ though he hud ju s t run rapidly yp the schools. He recommends th at one tho tru th th at th a sleen hill. A t least an hour pass­ they should teach rnoru! courage, tem perature during th„ ed before he regained hi* com pos­ the golden rule am) u social con­ 75 degrees. If >0* ure."— L ancaster (K y.) Herald. sciousness. But can th at bo done th at fact, do you No Wonder a Jam es, hand us a drink of w at­ amel can’t go I without infringing on tho domain tru th . Certainly noL | er, w e're ju s t a lit*|e hit upset or religion : in™.?8 * 1. lho c>« o all tired out by tp a needle. He’s lately assum es th at ye from reading all about It. *t in the luiyujujit ! Lme he finds FLORIDA WILL CO MI ( ■ AUDITS ATLANTA GEORGIAN necessary to buuu a tumi** 2nd—If your home is already mh you a very substantial 1 • NO D ELA Y --------- NC Prompt Service Guora1 Call and let us explain ot 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Floi ■ ■ o s***1 We o ffer today ten lots in ',,irl m arket price. dollar* You will have a Pf0^ t when you luv. Price* ranging C om pare pricr of lot* ,n aero** the stre e t, vith the*e. Well located, near new and light*. In view of and rue— W hat m ore? �MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR l^ P H O N E : Mr. Mrs. Greenleaf Entertain Friends At Thanksgiving’ Dinner Lid «t ‘he 5rt Mcjotiio meets at Ho of Mrs. [yrll« Aveentertaiu (very W«> Ik honoring Adelaide N. J. hold a eallat the Phillip*et) at the jy on I’al- s rt? ® . d iliuchter L aura of Grafton, N. IL , and M rs. C. E. Wheeler and Evelyn Laurico and Wheeler of N ashua. N. Mra. r A Arno, of Gorham, « . n ., S r .„ d M ri. W riter S. F ten d er. ol Hollis, N. IL; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leslie Jr., °,f . Pennsylvania., Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Greenleaf of Gorham, N. IL , M r. and Mrs. George E. Wilaon and sons Elliott and Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colo, Gordon nnd Christine Cole, Messrs Georgc Osgood nnd H. A. Gould of N ashua, N. II. Thanksgiving Dance At City Hall Proves An Enjoyable Event Mrs. ^andlin!*".^h.e Thanksgiving holiday, here Entertain R e la tiv e s hcrparents’ Dinner Thursday Mr. and M rs. G ^ c n i o a f e n t e r - o / n r 'i "!V! AIrs- E lm er Llghtfoot M lS rredi dn "u™, theonKUesta of M ^tained a t a sum ptuous f hn™? Alild Penbody Thursday. dinner Thursday a t their tinme at Lake Mary. t \t George Sm ith w as among the Covers were laid for Mrs. L. . . Sanford boys a t Gninesvillo, spend­ House o f N orth Troy. V U ing the Thanksgiving holiday here. it fat 10 °* program JJ1*’ P ersonals RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Miss Grace Gillon is spending the week end in Jacksonville as th e guest of Mrs. S. S. W illiams. M orris Moye is spending the week end a t Arcadia as the guest of friends. Ed Moye of Tam pa spent Thanksgiving Hay here w ith his nta H erbert Messer is home from the U niversity of Florida for the week end. T. J. Reeves of Thom aston, Gn., w as among the business visitors in the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Scott nns as their guests for Thnnks^ r' am* Mrs. Edward MarM ^ n d Mrs. J. L. Sandlin of u tne Hurley Apartm ents delight- p A “ n‘» *°n. Teddy, and Mrs. Hilly entertained Mrs. Sandlin’s Christopher Williams. brothers and sister at ThnnksgivMrs. Jam es T. Carlin and Miss ing dinner. Mrs. Sandlin’s guests included; E. F. Fisher of Cross Louise Carlin of Alexandria, Va.. Lity, H a.; Mr. and M rs. B. B. arrived here Thursday nnd are l-ishcr and daughter Laurft Belle pleasantly located at the MonteB u m l of Tam pa, F la.; zuma for the winter. ” • L. Fuller of Tampa, F la.; H. Miss Glenn C arter has returned U Fisher of Sanford; C. A. Fishtf n ^ unn*Hon, Fla., nnd Mrs. E. to her home at Nashville. Tenn., rown nn,l cons Adolphus and a fte r a pleasant visit here as the guest of Mrs. N. II. Garner and Biilie of Dunncllon. lhis was an occasion of much Mrs, R. T. Thrasher. pleasure to the family ns all the Miss Georgia Mobley has returnmembers with but one exception where she were together for the firs t tim e eil . to >, lallahnssee ... . . - ........... * — — is ntin more than 20 yenrs A B Fish- « inff ^]oril*n State College for " of' “Blountstown, Fla., the older old­ i . 'omrn; after spending a few days est brother being unavoidably do- here with her parents. tamed. Edgerton Patterson nnd Boh Me* . Keown were nniong those from Robert Beach of C learw ater I Sanford attending the Florida spent Thursday here mother Mr* Ki n iV*t^ M* | Washington Leo football gam e in mother .Mrs. Mabel Beach. .Jacksonville on Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. E. King, Mr. nnd M rs. J. O. U n e y and Miss Gene M nrtin Laney motored to W in ter P ark Thursday where they w itnessed the Rollins-Hownrd foot­ ball gam e. » ■ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W bitner J r., have sold th eir home on Myr­ tle Avenue, and are now a t home to th eir m any friends at the home of Mrs. Raymond Phillips on Mag­ nolia Avenue. Gainesville, Ga., w here they will Fox and fam ily, and Mr. and Mra. spend Thnnksgivlng w ith Miss E arl Burdick and baby, Chlvalett® Smith, whu is n s tu ­ Mr. and Mra. Dwight Smith, and dent at Brennu. Mr. nnd M rs. Virgil Lee Smith of Miss Nell W illiams, who is a t ­ PcL and w ere dinner guesta of Mr. tending business school a t J a c k ­ nnd M rs. C. H. Sm ith on T hanlusonville enme home W ednesday to giving. They attended the foot­ spend tho Thanksgiving holidays ball gam e in the afternoon. here with her parents, Mr. and P e te r Schnal, Hodgson Ball, Ro­ Mrs. W. B. Williams. b ert W. Deane, Acey Carroway Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Stum on has end Bill Moye witnesed the foot­ as their guests Thanksgiving, Mr. ball gam e a t Jacksonville T hurs­ Miss Dorothy Ray and W. E. and Mrs. R. E. Herndon and two day betw een Florida G ators and Smith of Ocala le ft Tuesday for children, Mr. nnd M rs. W. Gwynn W ashington and Lee. s' i I ii * -j “GIFTS THAT LA ST’ Store Packed With Christmas Gilts ConsistiiiK of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelery Mesh niiRS, Toilet Sets, Militnry Sots, Ladies Solid Leather Hand Bags in High Grade, Wahl Pens, Evershnrp Pencils, Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass Hand Painted Chinnware, Rogers 1847 Cmmunity Silverware. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. R oum illat! Mr. and Mrs. A. I). W arner of Mrs. Maurice Moses and Miss and children motored to Orland- ’Orlando spent Thanksgiving here Delia Moses of New York have a r ­ do and Kustis on Thursday. tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. W urt rived in Sanford to spend the win­ W. Warner nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. A. As n fitting close to the day te r. y a rner Scoggan was among th e E. Smith at the Valdez. of festivities, was the T hanksgiv­ University boys spending T hanks­ | election of ing evening at the City H all, u n ­ Miss C lara Goeijtz who is a giving here with relatives. Mrs, Elmer I). Haines of A lta­ yj Mission* der the auspices of the S t .Agnes student at Tallahassee is spending monte Springs was among tho outMethodist Solid Platinum Dinner Rings from $100 to $150. Single Stone Diamond Rings Blue the week end here with her p ar­ II. B. Hay of Westfield, N. J., is of-town guests at the studio ten parlors at Guild. Appropriate decorations of ents. White Perfect spending some time in Sanford and art exhibit given by the wo­ American flags, autum n leaves, man s Club on Wednesday. looking over business prospects. palms and cut flowers w ere used John Schirnrd o f University of | gara r and in decorating the largo hall. The F lorida is spending the week end Mrs. L. M. Lankin, nnd Mr. and Miss Virginia Neeley left Wed­ (tjs of Holy music was exceptionally good be­ here w ith his parents on Tenth nesday for Ocala and Lake Weir Mrs. .L N. Wolloughby of New­ Few Specials in Diamond Rings. One Si ngle Stone D iam ond'R ing Blue White Woman’s ing furnished by the S anford Syn- S treet. port. N. Y., arrived in the city Perfect 1:1-lfi Points where she is visiting relatives. copnters. Wednesday for nu extended stay The dance was well attended, J. \V. Moore of Newton, Ain., W. Morton Thigpen nnd and a re stopping at the Valdez. ehers’ As- not only by the local people but arrived in the city Thursday and sonMrs. Millie left Wednesday for Lakeo’clock. also by a large num ber o f out-of| will spend several days here on land where they will remain u n ­ Five Genuine Diamond Rings, Perfect 45 Points Each. town guests. About 200 w ere in business. til Monday ns guests of her aunt attendance. Mrs. Dee it. Mrs. Ida Austin left Wednesday evening for Jacksonville where she Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. Roberts |our broth* Platinum Diamond Flexible Bracelets is visiting her daughter Mrs. S. S. and sons of F rankfort, K y . were , who was W illiams. among the arrivals here Wednes­ year ngn, day and will spend the w inter at Miss Louise Wells of Tampa is the Valdez. Your C hoir. the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alfred ether b i c c L BLUE' Mr. nnd Mrs. W, A. Radford of Avenue for the Mrs. L. C. Bebout and M rs.: Liljn on P ark i your cas- Mildred Peabody w ere jo in t h o st- 1 week end. Orlando spent Thursday here atho guests of the form er’s parents, esses T hursday evening a t a b u ffet! DIAMOND | and bro ti­ supper at the home of th e form er . t, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. T. Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radford on French Avenue. on Palm etto Avenue, honoring the m otored to Dade City on Thurs­ me dead. house g u est of Mrs. Peabody, Miss day w here they w ere the guests • V iite V ;.,R s w , Miss Lucile Newby, n popular of friends. Jan et McLeod of Vermont. No r a) him, member of the faculty of Stetson Symbolic of the h arv est season knt place. Miss C hristine Hood of Day- University a t DcLnnd, is spendwere the decorations of vlvldhll* ! (is f'Wtslcr1 ed autum n leaves, bowls of fru its tonn is th e guest of Misses Nancy lace. tl a ? ' •* ' of all kinds, and late garden flow­ and Flo Bishop a t the Welaka ers. A fter supper, the g u ests at- Building. ■ted, At The Home (If Special P. WEINBERG. Prop. SPECIAL to wound is tended the T hanksgiving dance a t i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cobb of the city hall given by the St. A g ­ At 9-15 A T ............. $57 :i()7 East First Street W inter P ark spent Thanksgiving i nes Guild. I the sorrow (hearts con- Guests included, Miss J a n e t Mc­ here w ith the form er’s parents on Leod, Mr. and Mrs. Elm ore L ight- the W est Side. foot of Orlando, Mr. and M rs. A l­ Mr. and Mrs. B raxton B aggett many hap* len. Mrs. Ivey Jacobs of C harlotte, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bebout, have returned home from Rich­ What memories of a dead romance B a a a a a a a B a i M i a a a ia a a i n a ia n R H a H a f l B n a H a M a B a a a a H H M a a a a B a a a a M H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a H a H B B B > H * » * a ,ia ilH ,lll,lllllH " (pent, since you Miss Jay , R alph Patch, N orm an mond, Vn., where they spent two are brought hack to you by the » +-H -+++++^+-H -+a,+ > .} .+ + + + + 4 .+ A + > + + + + + 4 .+ + + + * < .+ > + + + f^+ 4 .+ + + ^+ |-* + ^+ + + > + -» + + + + + -f+ + + * -M * + + * k + + + ^* * ^* d Michard of Hardwick, Vt., H arlan weeks with relatives. sweet scent of | home than Kelley, Mr. Davies and Mr. Ihrig. a Mr. and Mrs. (’. A. Curly of a Jacksonville will spend the week NOTICE ST. AGNES G U ILD |wr own. ■ *(Mi/ A<ra? , v r,,, ■ /■, L.TrV.... c n The members of the S t. Agnes other points on the West Coast. ludows arc im Guild are requested to tu rn in all u Miss J a n e t McLeod of Vermont their articles fo r th e C hristm as | ill alone, tti a long* Bazar, Monday a t the homo of who is spending the w inter at Mrs. It. L, Perkins on M agnolia St. P etersburg, is the charming Avenue, so th a t they can be m ark ­ guest of Mrs. Mildred Peabody. ed.______________________________ Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Wilson and May He who knows each sparrow s little d au g h ter Hetty Ann. of O r­ lando w ere the guests of Mr. and fall Guide our footsteps one by one. Mrs. J . C. Aycock on Thursday. Each dny, each hour until the call John Brum ley a student at To join you when our work is Gainesville is home for the week Tho greatest story by America’s done. end w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. foremost novelist Zona Gale —By his sister, M ary. L. A. Brum ley on Celery Avenue. Thornwall [ and linen ary of the [ the church WATCHES Hamilton—W altham—E lgin—Hampden—Howard DIAMONDS From $25.00 to $200.00 Special $437.50 THE Special $100.00 PIPE ORGAN Buffet Dinner Given Thursday Eveing- In Honor Lovely Visitor From $50.00 to $300.00 CLUB . . . a BLUE Will Hold Its Annual 1 1 December 4-5 fflilane- Friday Miss Martha Fox 718 Oak Ave. Faint HON HINTS FOR MILADY Sam Byrd, who is attending the U niversity of Florida at G aines­ ville sp en t Thanksgiving hero with his -m other, Mrs. W. A. Zachary. Miss Frances Cherry spent the . ' fr a It*--1Platinum American broadtail form s H d K:.-.h-1 le of a dual coat th a t la jday T hursday with friend at Haines i , e ith e r on the o th er, both City. ; iitiing trim m ed w ith g ra y ■hie coats leather on th e other, both sides M rs. IL L. Hollingsworth ami 7, because being trim med w ith g ra y squirrel. sm all son I-cwis of Arcadia, nr,way they the house guests of Mrs. Fred ■ of two Wilson ut her home in Rose Court. * tic. As a ’“'ersible coat PM fur on trxhly more Portrayed by ■»ned way. 1 ^'nrk out, t xldom worn Let ui shows J *n'l Ameri11 other, with *•> of seal, •ttch novelty type of coat, ACDITS sizes with voice. WILLIAM POWELL $3.75 to $15.00 a l y c e m il l s Horstmas Dolls - -K--;-:“t-t-'e-t*>,:“:*: -{-t": "t' :' o u r: ta v Big table of assorted books and games. 25c to $1.00 $1.50 to $10.01) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS N ull. IS-IS Mn.teiilr T r m p l * Hull.lln* )f f»d tail. aaB aaaB aaaaaaaaaB B B aaaaaa it mast HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE ! “iht-colorc-l 7* U lurn*• «> evontu*n,| thollS* Ujual tin- with J * ,* Rained l a t e * is a w ti. I £»«ly W(,|[ SOLIDITY L ? 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AH sizc.s with nnd without hair. All voice dolls. INVESTMENTS _ ____ ....................... .. m i iit • 9. ’ VU , \ IIIB M IIIIIU 'M m » u m » & 11j I RUSSELL SIMPSON im v $22.50 to $23.00 MARYALDEN I M IS T Iia T IlO ) KV-mPD m With rubber tires and bi­ cycle peddles. This is a real toy for boys. 2 and 3 wheels. SEEN A OWEN Don’t forget the Episcopal Ba­ za r a t the Woman's < luh Tuesday, 4.4. 4 I>ee. 1. Delicious chicken plate supper 9 1.00. DIAMOND 1 & New Coasters “Iiig-lo Babies” HETTY FRANCISCO ®»t that is The Diamond Palace 1oys, Dolls, Story Books and G am e Perfume ( # MARY MARSHALL Iftisht McClure Syndicate Special Wrist Watch �THE 8 ANFORP HERALP» PAGE SIX arson’s GOVERNMENT TO esM yth LIFT ANTI-TICK Is K illed BAN ONONEZONE Bad Medicine M I'ra ihh , D avid H u rk r. If llv ln it n n d If d e a d , nil p a r t ie s elalinlnK I n t e r e s t s ti n d e r Alice lliirke, d e c e a s e d , w i f e o f D avid U n rk e . o r o t h e r w i s e . In n n d to th e h e r e i n a f t e r describ ed real e s t a t e ; W illia m M. A shley. also k n o w n a s W m . M. A s h le y , If l i v i n g a n d If d ead , all 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 W i l l i a m M. A s h le y , a l s o k n o w n n s W m M. A slile y , <Ior 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 lie rrln s fle r deserlh u d r e a l e s t a te : A r t h u r II. F u l l e r , If l i v i n g n n d If dead, nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r A r t h u r II. K u llo r , d e c e a s e d , o r o th e r w i s e . In n n d t o t h e h e r e i n ­ a f t e r d e s c r ib e d r c u l e s t a t e ; M a r y A. F u ll e r , w i f e o f A r t h u r II. F u l l e r . If li v in g a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s • In im ln g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r M a r y A. F u l l e r , w ife of A r t h u r II. F u ll e r , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . In an il t o th e h ereinafter d escrib ed real • s t a t e ; I s a a c J a n s e n , If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c la im in g In­ terests u n d er Isaac Jansen, de­ 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 l n u l t e r il e s c rt b e il r e a l e state; J a m e s Kvntis. J r . , If l i v i n g a n d If ib ail. all p a r t i e. .s ----r---l---u--l t nil-n g .■ I -n---t---e----r--e----s---t--s- v carried on tick law, providing th at it be conducted in zones o r sec­ tions bounded by rivers nr other natural barriers to livestock move­ ment. The Dec. 10 release, the announcement says, m arks the successful completion of work in one of the zones. Of the IIS 1 counties in 15 south­ ern stolen, the report says, all nf which were originally infested with the entile tick, 71!I will be p rac­ tically free of quarantine re stric ­ tions by Dec. 1(1, wh;n n new or­ der of the United S tates D epart­ ment of A griculture goes into ef­ fect. The effo rt to eradicate the Itick was begun in 11100, mnl has been carried on persistently an I (often under g re at difficulty, it was ih e ir heels fa re Imdiy. The Jesse Jam es gang was shot to pieces in N orthficld, a Minnesota village; thu Dalton:' cam e to grief in a Mis­ souri hamlet and Anderson died a t the hands of one of the two de­ tectives of a 'yi,j)J .Mi’ hi/fun town. “ Anderson made a mistake when ho decided th e little country places could shelter him," said llert. C. living ami If d a n d t o (lie l l r r r i i i u . . . . r e a l e s t a t e ; ll e r t h n Fliot a n d If (lend, a l l p a rt li I n t e r e s t s u n d e r ll e r t li a r e u s e d , o r o th e r w i s e . In h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d rei II. Y lrk , a s s h e r i f f am a d m i n i s t r a t o r of A lp lu ii If li v in g anil If d e a d , rlaim ltu.' I n t e r e s t s u n d e r lis s h e r i f f a n d cX -offlc t r a t o r o f Alplicuii <1. (•eased, n r o th i r w l s e . In hereinafter i W r l i u s j r .Myrtle M Kills, if lit dead, all lin rtles c laim ! u n d e r M y r tle M. Kills, o th e r w i s e . In nnd to the d e s c r ib e d r e a l e s t a t e . I.’ til sort. If liv in g a n d if p a r t i e s c la i m i n g Inter t ’lirsti r Kelllllr otl. i|, o th e r w i s e . In a n d lo tin d e s c r ib e d r i a l e s t a t e : J, a ls o Known a s .1. Ilciir: liv in g a n d If ilejnl. a l l |ii I n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r J. deceased, a ls o k n o w n . H udson o r o th erw ise. I h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d F r a n k It P o t t e r , If II d ead , a ll p a r t i e s rlalrill u n d e r F r a n k If. I ’o tt i o r o th e r w is e . In olid a f t e r drs iT lheil r e a l i K ey I 'n t t e r w ife u( F r te r . If living a n d If d e a (la lm ln i ; I n t e r e s t s unili P o t t e r , d e ceased . Wife I P o tt e r , o r o t h e r w i s e , |i h e r r l n a f l i r di M'rlheil .................. i ’..(ter. If ) l u g InlcrintH N rv ln a , ilrecm............ ......... d escrib ed am i t o tin A n d re w D c n h n n . If l l v re a l e s t a t e . - 1. all p a r t i e s c l u l m l a g a n d If (trail, lcr A n d re w D e n Irnr I n t e r e s t s uim Itan. ilcooiun'd. oir o t h e r w i s e . In mill eal t o i In* h e r e i n a fFtreorw nd. e sIfc r ilbl ve dn g runit e s t a t e ; K. I! " “■■■ s c la im in g lu If d e a d , all .p aK.r t i eIt. D r o w n , ilc terests under K th c r w l s e . In a n d l o t h n r e u s e d n r id.'. loscrllicil r I i e r r l n a f l e r d»wn. h u s b aenndt eosft a t eK.; II l i v i n g a n d If d e a d . >s c l a i m i n g In terests -------D ro w n , husband rtiwn. d e c e a s e d , o r o t l i e r el lo t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d u I i state; O v erstreet T u r'oinpuiiy, u C o rp o ratio n law s of th e S ta to of e x i s t i n g a n d If d i s s o l v e d i claim in g an In terest r s t r e e t T u r p e n t l n o C o th rp o ra tlo ti u n d e r t h e l a w s ite of F l o r■i d a , * o r o t h e•r - Towhahlp 11 South or And to all Parti to claiming n_ . {JV'; r s t lit t-rtu t o ih o uiio\ u •>,1,.TIJI r e a l .-H tn lti . ,le« r»wt You. and each of y 0Ui ftr . Ifirt? 1 ordered to a p p e a r to th«i titled cause on w b(flire the tf,5; I M o n d a y In D e c e m b e r , t h e s e v e n t h d a y of tlto R u lme I>ny aa H *- "• / o . . f. t, h i i i sa e I .Hurt, a t offlia* o f t h n . C le r k nf this n t l h « a c m l n o l o C ounty CoBrik2Ln ' H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a . an d in iicfnioi t h e r e o f a d e c r e e p ro confess,, , *u111t, b.. e n t e r e d a g a i n s t m v,... i ..... Wl,.> jro y . n n d s a Id c ausc W|ll4, W hat is it n A T aw ful ttRony of swollen Vi im t la i n tl,_ . H ere's wlmt i t la» It la tho result 0 a of w aste products and Impurities in An^ tlio blood! Im purities that Ret the on upper hand because the system la .m,)ro red I ntarvlng for w an t of healthy, rich, ,‘wty Is n j red bloodl ini1] Ilu t you Juot cleanse ymir Wool wl>h vl», * add build up tho, rcd-blood-cclla v»tallty. and w atch th e rheumatism vanish! y°;lr^ lt ipi W hy. S. S. S. will aid Nature put no Crt ft. s m any m illions of rcd-blood-cells In now— yourffiystom th a t tho Impnrllks M<*vl to ^ th at cntiBO your rheumatism are hostility. ^ driven out—th ey can 't atand pure, Al!t!rtrr lisoltliv blond larear l.ao Of the 721 counties, KOI are now absolutely tick-free t he rep o it Kuys. In the rem aining 12d rclensctl counties, there are hero nnd there herds still under local q u ar­ antine. Seven counties are to he releas­ ed in N orth Carolina maVing that state entirely fr •• front quurnntino nnd bringing th e freed states to six. The others arc California, (ieorgin, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. “ No ticks in W was the slogan of the N orth Carolina state vi lerinarian, three years | a go. T A I.t.\H A S S r:i:. H a., Nov. 20. —(/P)—The state in ttrnn •• de­ partm ent received an application Above is I*|i«t 1 M, May, Ule In­ I lor a lirettie as a life insurance dian brave, who was released front agent from C atherine D. Mallory, a charge of m urder a f te r ho buried of Paris France. Tlio license was hi t 17-day old papoose alive in the granted. grave of its m other, lie did this, lie says, a t the instigation of Mor­ mon Joe C utlm ir, below, aged Ute iiteiliciiiu malt. C u th alr is now serving a 2o-y ea r term for killing a rcllnrito in (he jail who taunted him with responsibility for tie.' death of M ay’s child. presence, lie had a niyMcrieui ((lie victim of somebody else and • tsm ietiiing about bint that was volunteered to go quietly to tho uWesonte. lie was a smooth talk- , e r and could Null anything that lie station. r w alking two blocktt with chose when he turned his hand in thuA fte unsuspecting officer they th a t direction. Ills p o w e r o f carrying convii*. passed a wom an.' Quick as lig h t­ ning Anderson grabbed her and t l o n t o t h o h e a r e r made him one shoved Iter between him self a n d ' of thu m o s t successful cimfideo linm m ond, a t the sumo lime firing m en in A m erica. Anderson lu si over his shoulder a t his victim. been lo o k e d o n n s a violent crim ­ As Ids pistol cracked he threw inal, o n e w h o m a d e b ig hauls at the woman ngninH th e policeman tlio p o i n t o f a gun. Ilut that was and fled up an alley. only otto of h i s talents. Hammond threw Iter aside nnd “ Dorn in Sweden If* year* ago, •la lied a fte r him. jin tlic'iilley the tho son of a w ealthy and higltly o u tlaw .fircil Iho rnlul shot. The reupected fnntllv—his ( did not stop tlio detective, nam e was Van Toldcii he u n t i e t o i(‘tock who grabbed him, sw ung bint tho UnUtil S ta te s when a Imy. Af­ nround and got hold of tho gun. te r being expelled front tho Uni­ It*was fired in Ih o melee, wound­ v ersity of Wisconsin he began bit ing Anderson in tlio hand. Then crim inal c a re e r in St. l.otiis as a the policeman wri nulled It free and piekpoeket. shot lit" outlaw fatally. U o lh 1 “ Then ho turned to thu confi­ fell nutria!1*' wounded at the same dence game, and step by r.tcp g ra d ­ moment. A policeman eonting up uated front litu sclmtd of crimo us ns they went down, fired two more saf'ddow t r, burglar, holdup man, shots into the robber. (tank robber and m urderer. "A nderson did not venture into Thu old-tim e crim inal wan a D etroit or (iraitd Knpids,” said specialist. The trade is changing Itrown. "H o feared the possibility nnd m ost of thu good ones are of detection, as both tow ns have all-around dcnporitdocu now. able detectives and excellent iden­ Anderson never associated with tification bureaus. Ilia it.'nnotha common crim inal except to use ItuHH of tongue and im pressive a p ­ him. lie lived at high class hotels pearance fooled Hammond and uml passed a» a business man. cost him Ids life. Hut lie could * “Tho holdup ill wliielt lie ami have convinced the lu s t city I l f G erald ('hapindn were involved ia1, flees as easily, unless the officer UoniHctieut was the beginning of knew who he was dealing with. thu end. The killing of a police­ “ Tho death of Anderson removes man, for which Chapman was sen t­ one of thu mo.it dangerous crlinenced to death, aroused Anderson1 itmlii o f this generation. The only against one of tin? wiluetues, Hen1 thing tliaL is reg rettab le about it 1lance, a farm er near Munice, Did.■ is (lie deatli o f Hammond, a tplcttAnderson nnd some others killed* did man nnd polite officer." Dance and his wife last August, and Anderson whs pursued vigor­ ously up lo the time of his death. ' ll'- wm repotted to have • raped lo Mexico, to is* on his way to ijouth America and the ntorv Whore can I buy to build in an ideal home community, accessible lo Sanford and ft suburban in atmosphere? W here can I find such a property, completely improved, and fittingly landscaped,at a moderate price and convenient terms? Where exists today the best investment opportunity within the entire Sanford dis­ trict, one that offers the safest, surest and quickest returns on investment? In the center of Sanford’s great activity, surrounded by the highest type develop­ ments to be found in the G reater Sanford district, within a few blocks of the Forrest bake Hotel, overlooking beautiful Lake Monroe and fronting on Seminole Boulevard and the new Boulevard th at will encircle the entire city. M arvania has improve­ ment advantages of the highest order. Today, Choice homesites are as low as $2,500.20', cash, balance and term s to suit the purchaser. MARVANIA WIl AT A HIGHER l’ "O f course you’ll like itl M other w rites me th a t W i i i t f . L a h k i . is exactly like the p u r e G eorgia Cane Syrup they m ake dow n on the furm . N one of the su g a r is extracted, nor any of the w onder­ ful country-m ade Havor." Get a can of W in n : LAUKLfrom y o u r dealer to ­ day. T ry it on hot cakes, w adies or ju st plain bread. W h i t e L a b e l will give you the “ju st like m other used to m uke” on yuur ow n table. Robinson Syrup Co. C airo, G eorgia ,; --------------— —^ r o BE REPLACED LATER Marvania Investment Co SCRUGGS REALTY CO. 202 First Street Masonic Temple Q u a l i t y C o u n ts y aaaK fiifit �HERAT.n ? ea‘ on the le d g e r b y f a l l2 l. to 0 *nd gain the ru n e n t ? win fro m V irg in ia , th e e le v t0 thc Mississippi iriim the O ld D o m in ion g e t t in g Aggie in state warfare. f c , WUh the tap he<?t* a to 3* M ercer, reporting the South in ■j « » f t ° n and I.ee w as ahov- th e only Intersoctionnl game of the Plnr'u.0 DIace when the day, w as rebuffed 30 to 0 by Marr "r, . » Alligators Btoppcd the quettc* a t Milwaukee. , i F inal standing of conference 17 uf#14 m a frC° scorin* tf°me team s; F o o t b a ll wn^ nnoth" B=»mc in which there ny Associated Press K?nt? t lk° of scorinR punch gave Kentucky a 23 to 20 victory over Tenm Tennessee with the “Old C harred Florida 17; Washington and Keg ns a side trophy. th e conference close brought U Or1Iando High 28; Plant City 0. ties in two games by the sam e A la. ..........7 0 0 Alabama 27; Georgia 0. Scores, „ „ , .. Gtnr - -„’ia Tech and Auburn T ulane ......5 0 0 Auburn 7; Tech 7. Crimson Tide And Greenbacks f£ l.k ary nn,J nnd Johns Hopkins N. C...... ......4 0 t Vanderbilt 19; Scwanee 7. W. * L . _5 1 0 hmerge From Hard Season finishing in 7 to 7 dead locks. Howard 7; Rollins 0. Gn. Tech. .4 1 l Vanderbilt trailed Kcwanee for undefeated; Gators Shove a time but finished w ith a drive V irginia Virginia 3; North Carolina 3. ... 4 l 1 Forty T housund People See Generals To Fourth Place th at gave the Commodores a ID K entucky ~4 2 0 Syracuse 10; Columbia 5. I C!w*s Pennsylvania 7; Cornell 0. Football Star Perform In o 7 triumph over the Purple from F lorida ......3 2 0 Ulfcators West Virginia 19; Washington ORLEANS, >rov. 27.—UT) them ountain. A uburn ...3 2 1 Turkey Day Game Against NF.W Ai.ibnnm and Tulane were left V, P. I. defeated V. M. I. Its Vnnderbtlt 3 3 O Lint Cap- and Jefferson 0. Anolhei* Professional Team supreme in the southern Furman 20; Clemson 0. . ancient rival in a game th at ran V. P . I____ 3 3 1 it Game Oglethorpe 0; Chattanooga ... through form by developing into Tenn........... 2 2 1 Nebraska 17; Notre Dame 0. a real battle, the score beinfj 7 to S. C. ......... 2 2 0 Davidson 20; Duke 0. G e o r g i a _2 4 0 William and Mary 14; Richmond Clemson went outside the con­ Miss A&M 1 4 n ference to take a licking from Sr wan co ....1 4 0 °‘ Pittsburgh 23; Penn State 7. Furman L9 to 0, this m arking the V. M. 1. . .1 r> 0 Two Teams Piny A Scoreless Ruckncll 7; U. of Detroit 0. Hornets third victory over confer- La. S tate ..0 2 1 Tie, Grange Stopping At­ F lo rid a ent'e teams nnd m aking Furm an N. C. S tate 0 4 1 John Hopkins 7; Maryland 7. tack Ily Intercepting Pass winner ..f the mythical South Caro- M aryland 0 4 (l Hobart 17; Rochester 0. M in u tes imn fttatC' championship. Newberry 20; Wofford 0. (lie Miss . » 4 0 CHICAGO, Nov. 27.— (/P)—Hnr“Ole Miss" was able to defeat IClemson ... 0 4 0 V. P. 1. 7; V. M. I. 0. l Nor. 27. old "R ed” G range stepped Thurs­ St. Iamiss 7; Vermont 0. ami I-w day from college hero into busi­ Catholic U. 20; George Washingtcessful inness life ns a professional foot­ inbigiving hill I player, gained the hearty ap­ [rjjinia last plause of a crowd of over 40,000 i to a tie some $20,000 ns his share of the receipts and1 a black eye. His team , the f ' ____ _____p Chicago Bears, played 17 to 1 1a scoreless tie -w ith the Chieng ,[ Florida, C ardinals, nl;i, t* their b itte r rival of the pr Florida. south side. rft victory “ I never played against n’j sevenexpert^ team of football players,” said G range a f te r the game. "I , half, the don’t rem em ber how I got the black sod overeye, b u t I never saw a bit of in­ touchternational roughness, and I enjoy­ * Gators ed my first professional game im­ few min­ m ensely. I did my best but was esJed the unable to practice with the team (sm, UL“honly a few days." fcrida enpT he C ardinals made every e f­ ifcs arms fo rt to > keep th eir punts out of Lthe winG range's hands, bbut u t he managed to g e t bold of three which he ran back for 14, 25, nnd 30 yards. His longest gain from the formation wms b u t six yards nnd th at was the n ex t to the longest of the game Buckncll Reserves 13; W yom ing fo r eith er side, lie made one of th e two firs t downs for his team. Seminary 13. West Virginia In stitu te 7; W il- Joe S tcrnam an, also a former Uni­ v ersity of Illinois player made the berforco 3. Texas A. & M. 28; Texas. U. 0. other. Paddy Driscoll, form er N orth­ Oklahoma 35; Oklahoma A ggies w estern star, made the only first recovering down for the Cardinals and the llcri'b’s 35 entenary 0. Tulnno 14, C ___ L] quarter, University of Tennessee D octors fum ous redhead stopped him then w ith u five-yard gain, Grange’s (urida’c two 25; Uiyola 12. only tackle of the game. in Palmer Citadel 9; P. C. 0. T he C ardinals only tried that fcr the goal King College 13; Cnrson-Ncwone tim e around Grange’s end. I ihort line man 12. ' to Palmer Miami High 57; St. A ugustine Driscoll once attem pted u 43-ynrd dropkick, the ball sailing into a line and ho 0. *5\ Wilson West Palm Beach 0; F t. L au d er­ goal post. L ater from the (51-yard inly yards, dale High 0. line bis atte m p t was blocked. jly yards to G range rested for a few min­ B irm ipgham -Southcrn 9; S outh­ the goal ern (». utes n e a r the close of the second Thomai Lakclnml H igh 13; Sum m erlin 0. period nnd the s ta rt for the third, it after St. P etersburg 29; F o rt M yers bu t rushed back into the game when tho C ardinals reached the 19-yard line, in time to intercept irida pass er brought Texas C hristian U. 2 t ; A ustin n pnss under the goal posts and head off a touchdown. The Hears’ i’s 22 yard College 0. * distance Ohio N orthern 7; W iltcnberg 0. only good chance for a score came imoied the Montana U. 23; M ontana S tu te la te r in the third period, but Sternamnrt fumbled on the 12-yard line line plays ■n Thomas Penn M ilitary Academ y 20; St. in a drive through guard nnd the Cardinnis recovered. placement Johns 7. G range opened up with passes Citadel 7; P resb y terian College in the last few minutes of the uy on the 0. gam e, but all were knocked down (, Captain Eton 0; Wake F o rest 95. by the Cardinals. Jpas.« from "Ole Miss” 21; Millsnps 0. In fourteen pluys, Grange gain saining 21 Southwestern 31; W est T en n es­ k field for see Teachers 9. L«n. Ho Ouachita 49; Henderson Brown p n point. ft' ■■r;«r i Arknnsas Polytechnic 13; L it­ ftlquartvr tle Rock 9. ■ ’Jio VirKentucky 23; Tennessee 20. Bn • S. M. U.; 21; D rake 9. Bub Final W yom ing U. 0; C olo­ B' i rado Aggies dO. Bi Western S tate College (Colo.) Bhii 19; U. of New Mexico 13. r . : A Oregon 11; W ashington 15, R esults City Taxes Due November 1st. TaK: hooka are notv open for thc payment of City Taxes, discount allowed on alt taxes paid In November, 1^1 oil paid in December. Tax hooka close April 1st. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. A real aim , a home fop your fu tu re happi­ ness—one th a t will c h a r a c t e r i z e your ideals. We con show you a practical m eans to reach th is definite goal. Phone 48 Deaffening Applause Greets Grid W arrior Sanford Building & I.oan Association M IA M I S H O R E S OU HAVE come to this beautiful Southland. Tile lure of the w aterfront must have made it appeal to you. Miami’s gorgeous moonlit nights and starlit skies, and the majesty of glorious Biscayno Bay in all its beauty must have impressed you. Possibly you are looking about, wondering where in all this beautiful country you may find the most delightful homesite for your ideal Southern ho me—or perhaps for you it is a m atter of maximum investment opportunity, where it is within your means and increased profit may be made, while at the same time you may have the satisfaction of a feeling of security. We submit that MIAMI SHORES ISLAND embodies all of these advantages It is GOO acres in area; it will have within it a beautiful lake; there will be a golf course and delightful recreation park. By virtue of the fact that it is an island, this property enjoys the maximum enhancement of value, inasmuch as Biscayne Bay is the great, dominating and final arbitrator of all real estate values in the Greater Miami District. Even if every lot on the Miami Shores Isl­ and is built upon, it can never become con­ gested. Moreover, there are apartm ent and hotel sites on this island with added value and profits incident thereto. W hat more can we say? fiii' tn pbaehiiown. Mi poin*. N intermit- Quakers Out rush Utica Tenm To Win By Score Of 7-0; 45-Yaril Dash Of Rogers Responsible For The Score W IN TER PARK. Nov. 27.-CP) — Rollins College observed her fo rtie th Turkey Day celebration h ere th is afternoon by holding A labam a’s powerful crimson line ns represented by Howard College to the surprisingly low score of 7 to 0 in the face of odds favor­ ing th e invaders from two to four touchdowns. Billy Bancroft, hailed as the Red G ran g e of S. I. A. A. was unable to m ake anv appreciable headway in thc Rollins territory as the T a rs trailed him with deadly effect. T his contest was the first S. I. A. A. gam e played in Florida this season and the finul of the R'dlms T a rs on th e ir home ground. With a trem endous rush thc__ Howard Bulldog! sibte to score In tru> nrw D uring tho secern) period- After a determ ined march down field the com pletion of a pretty pas'* ov®p the goal line, the first and on > m a rk e r was chalked. , . In the th ird and fourth periods R ollins threatened to score on the B anians through telling hue P1 ‘ gos nnd by several long bu t these efforts were unsuccess­ ful and the ball was in the middle o f tho field when the game closed. The T ara showed themselves a stnrr,. i i “‘K ,,r*ve3 were ltdP)?rl n th? I lnal quarter after g re a tly im proved machine nn tuincl » f Cflru' / or 1>enn* A RUS- up one of the beat Hghta ,V ’, off t i k u H ° f u°3 yar,li ',n which reaso n which has been with . . . .Rrna3hea wero mixed one of th e hardest small c nau-ht tra *L0rt Pa33«5 canjo to scheduled in the south. ou”l‘ w*heaTVnn ,t h e , f 've-yard mark tNiidnncR o f their All-An held for downs. o tta V in tL!r.war<l another Comeli 31 vnr i whlc,h two passes gained H * 1 «a the 8-yard the hb!rnh„“ “ f„bic opportunity of PH IIILA D ELPH IA , Nov. 27. (/P) —Before a crowd of 70,000, the greatest th a t ever w itnessed, th e ir annual holiday classic, P ennsyl­ vania conquered Cornell T hursday 7 to 0, in « spectacular b attle. Hawkins The Quakers outrushed nearly two to one nnd outplayed fo r the Raubcr * 7 7-17 1 ] 7 0—U 1 toutndowns, (Place a i?Uch'icjwu, '• ’’iibinitton ' 8«otts, pai. ,, :TOehdown, o«uui S ? 1- rehree; umpire; t bneiman. P°Wb in f *o (treat S to bake ,th u poor- T51! other (rr°ui this ,UP of the H ow ard Wins Over Rollins Eleven I n H ard Fought Game Here is a property to be connected with the mainland by a magnificent 100-foot wide causeway and to be connected with Vene­ tian Isles by the Drive of the Campanili. No Wonder —well informed investors have already ex­ pressed their appreciation of this rem ark­ able investment opportunity by purchas­ ing Miami Shores Island will be all sold out before long and it cannot be duplicated, because there is no like location available, and There is only ONE Biscayne Bay [A' M ri n r c i H rO ' D 1 D C M BXJL -i o IvJlJL r ij LVjLJL , O jLi lU A j± E £ lC A L S K A T I E R R / A B ritt-C hittenden R ealty Com pany, DUtrict Managers, 210 East Thirst St., Sanford, Fla. H n r �U- ■ £ fi! ' ■> -{a*/3 r_ 'J79^mS v fH ' • •’ *32 i > r« ^■•V-'r>-».:' W- 1- i« THE 9A N F 0R D HERALD- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1925------------ - ! EIGHT . - I4 ^SH ;*/ ■& S ?!!^ •gest Library In W orld liotheque Nationale In' I P a r is, IslLightedfAt Last YOJJR FLORIDA HOME AeSS780= i Lift* Policies Writlfij l.ast Mantli IncrcRHtti 1^2 IVr Cent. Over Oclnlitr, MUM; Slate In The “Sliir” (’Inks | Jf BoHna-Tu m f¥ -],i w TALLA HASSK E, F in , Nov. 27. r-jW )—Life insurtwteo written in Florida d u rin g October, 1^15, In ' rsj! Everythin? Taste lieltui* rronaed 122 per n n l over that of - th« attmt* montli Iant yt*ar, accord­ ing to infnrim ition ici-eivcd by th atutu iituiirancu departm ent from tho I.if* Innirnncc Hal** Keu- ar- b ' Hurcmi, o f H artford, Conn. lit IWo maiM tu nt by tin- bureau, F lorida w as ono o f three states i van n '‘a ta r’’ on ono, which towed th at UK) p er cent of liftinsurance or over Imd Inu-n w rltt-n fo r the first ten month* of I'.<25, com pared wjth 11*21, and one o ' ton on the other m ap which in­ dicated tin- October hutdiu-ua for 1926 compared with 1U21. F loridan ratio !n lifr insurance fo r October, l!'2f) t«< tho name month in 1U25 was 222, while tho Aral ten month of 1925, com ­ pared to 1921, was 173, and th a t of tho last 12 months to the 12» preceding months Was 162. Tho new October paid lift* in xur&nce buninotto In thou: amis of dollar* whs Sale* of life insurance over th<* country showed nn increase of 17 per cent over Oclabor of last year. The gains, th« bureau odd, wccc* particularly notable in the South Atlantic states. S A unlve.-.iul favurito in thoUuanda of south­ ern hoinc.i fur over littev.i >i'ar»;. Th.eio mu t be some reason t U' this continual prtfeience for liut.iU Syrup. "-aSg i x.s'tea,, ,v> = = p i£L ..../ MAKESCAkJYrtw y 9 NewCadilac1 IN T H E C’l l t C I I T C O U R T. SF.Vr . v r n j i i n c i a i. c m c t i i T , is A \ l > F O B S K H IS O I.K COUNTY, F I , Oltl II A. IN CHA NCERY. Jl. J. M. P O W ER . C o m p l a i n a n t , vs. M I ,M A N It. HASKETT, e t al. Ite s p o n d e n tn . O rd er of I 'u b l l r a t l o n . To I.IIMan M B aeeett. If liv in g , n n d If d e a d nil p a r t ie s c ia lm ln K I n ­ t e r e s t s u n d e r M lllan M. B a s s e t t ns Iielrs, devisee*. g r a n t e e * o r o t h e r c la im a n t* u n d e r her, a n d M a r y H. I ta s s e tt If living, an d If d e a d all p a r t i e s clalmltiK Interest* under Mary M. f la sse tt a s lielra. d e v is e e s , g ra n t* -* or other c la im a n ts under her. nml to a ll u n k n o w n p e r s o n s In te re s te d In th e p r o p e r ly In volved in t h i s su it, to - w i t: H K 'i o f H\V *1 of N w L; „ f g nfi A complete -stock of these stoves are car­ ried by the following: dealers: v - n t b - r A. D. 1321. a p p ly t o th* H o n o r a b le Jn s . tl. S h a r o n , C o u n t y J u d g e In a n d f o r s a i d C o u n ty , a t hi* o f f ic e In S a n f o r d In sa id C o u n ty , a t lit o'clock a. tn,, o r u* so on t h e r e ­ a f t e r a s t h e r n n t te r c a n be h e a r d , f-.r a u t h o r i t y to **11, a t p u b li c o r p r i v a t e sale, t h e *nltl m i n o r 's I n t e r ­ e s t in f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d r e a l e s ­ t a t e , In mil-l C o u n ty , t o - w l t : I,ot T w e n t y - e i g h t f 2H) n n d t h a t p o r t io n o f I.otH T w e n t y - s e v e n a n d T h i r t y - s e v e n 137) l y i n g on t h e S o u th n n d E a s t sid e o f t h e O v ie d o - ( ie n e v a C o u n ty I t o a d in A. A t k i n s o n ' s S u b d iv i s i o n of .Midway In S e c tio n 10, T o w n ­ s h i p 21. H. IlnriR* 3 1 E a s t. W h ic h a p p l i c a t i o n w ill b e b a se d u p o n th * p e t i t i o n f u r sa lu n o w o n f i le In sa d C o u rt. S 11 m7 M d D ated O c t o b e r 29t!i A. th, 19 25. Mnugnolta Avenue I It A MAMHiltHtN, l l u n r d l a n . O ct. 30- Nov. fi-13-20-27. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■a a a a a a i a i III|(| Seminole Hudson! Cadillac Co. Good Reliable Used Cars No ®xchan«d lwouldnotchangemyPcifc forany otherstm writes M rs.J. C. Caskey, 808 North Hay S/jJ / ju st swear by my Perfection . Pve gota\ burner stove Pve used fo r seven years m still cooks perfectly, / can cook anything oA Perfection that can be cooked on any $/ow| with ju st as splendid results. I can broili or fr y fish ju s t as brown. M fo r my oven, everybody mm'A the brown biscuits I can tm a n d the a n g el fo o d cake> mention apple pie . Co. “We W ant Your Patronage" t(One day / had fourteen people, birthday dinner. I had roasts! chicken , m ashed potatoes, stt tomatoes, green peas , potato sc tomato-and-lettuce salad, lemonj ringue pie a n d cocoanut layer A nd every single bit o f that di was cooked on my Perfection” A Pcvfect Table Delicacy Tho rich, carpulslte enne (lavor of Uonitu is never tiling. Whether you cat it on hot cukes or wafll«s or bh-cuits, you can never get cru-iytli of it. This i.i the r’Aiu-oti why year after year Runlta Syrup remains just a,; fatuous us tho cane le l.la of licorgio. of 8 F ,k r i '“ « • * 'h- The Ball H ardw are Makes OF L e a v e t o s e l e ' m ^ oii V , ‘5*tt , Notice I* hereby K| ¥fn the 1st. day of Dt? mb. r hV '>n i f '.1’ * 1315, I Will apply to the h‘ A ,t>. Tl*, tl. Sharon. County Judge Seminole County, But* nr J.!”*,f"r at hi* office In Sanford i„,0ri,UCounty, for nn order nutno’rl^ln«.**l!, ns llunrdlan of ROSAMf u * *5? AVERT. DUBOSE AVr A i PAIRO AVERT and ISAAC T ! .A ,l°n no, * *•i ERV, Jr. the m inor heirs OA RET D trn08E AVERT ed. to sell at private f c 8*considered rather rigid, req u ire 1923. jli»* name belli* a rul« day. of lowing real estate, belonging t0 u!i all camps to maintain san itary rejl V s'* f u r t h e r o r j e r e d t h a t t h i s » x,M gulations before being perm itted to o r d e r be p u b lis h e d In T h e S a n f o r d operate and no camp is allowed to H e rn 1-1 a n e w s p a p e r j u b l . s n e d In sV mlnol* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n c e a g n u m < u u i . . t t „ n n a n | | n operate without a perm it from tho Week for f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w - e k * . W itn e s s m y h a n d a n d s-ml o f th * S state board of health. — r c n t t C o u rt o f ^ e n n n o t e C o u n t y During the past several w ceki, rFilo r id a , t b l s fi f th d a y o f N o v e m b e r tho bulletin asserts, d istrict sani­ A. D.. U K . y R D O UOI.A88. tary officers of the sta te board of (•teal) C le rk o f C ir c u i t C o u rt. health have been conducting u by: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. thorough Intensive survey and in­ H. B S. HAMMOND. spection of tourist camps in th? O rlando. F lo r id a . state. Camps under construction, SEE THE IN C O IIIT o r c n c s T V J l i m n : , newly completed camps ns well ns s t a t i : o f f i .o b i d a established approved cam ps have IN B E E S T A T E O F R A T H E B I N E MASH BURN. M in o r, S em in o le been given careful investigation by County. these officers and they rep o rt th at I* h e r e b y n l v e n t o a ll w h o m it is gratifying to find so many It Nmotice ay c o n c e rn , t h a t I r a M ash h u m tourist camps in first class con­ n s ti u a rd la a of C a t h e r i n e M n s h b u rri. m in o r. wIM on lt>« 27th d a y o f No* dition. 8W H *io L/:>; co.:.*r{?A.r.or i IN FLORIDA SHOW BIG GAIN IN YEAR NOTICE 8. 38 Tourist Camp Problem in Florida is o f Importance, H ealth Bulletin Declares Imprisoned ____ JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 25— (/Ft PARIS. F m n -f, Nov. ‘JO.—Th.it cessor had all these works tran s­ —The to u rist cam p problem in ferred to th? present building in la rg e st of libraries, the Diblothequo Florida is one of g re a t im portance N ationals in Faria, at last ha* 1721 and nfter the lie volution all owing to the trem endous influx of been equipped with nrtlfirinl light. tho precious liooks of the sup­ visitors who come to th e s ta te in pressed religious orders worn add­ 15.V I t Is 600 years old and haa been ed. Since then additions both mod­ automohiles and who patronize 200 years in its present building. these camps upon a rriv a l, say s a This lib rary ’s adm inistrator* ern and ancient have been made bulletin issued by th e F lorida S tate steadfastly refused to n«! I to the year n fte r year. Hoard of Health. lighting, whleh was neither more Among its treasures nr^ro m o of According to the bulletin, the n o r less than nature supplied. tiie world's mo *. valuable m anu­ problem in F lorida is considerable Thoso who wished more wrre wel­ scripts from the fifth to the fif­ different from th a t of any other come to rend elsewhere; for the teenth century, and some of the state with the possible exception Uibliotheqiie Nntionule Ire sun rb bet t bin ings ever, studded with was enough. , of California. F lorida ia the end gems and embossed with the arm s of the line, the sto pping point, it Of a w inter aftrm oon resenrih- of kings. There may b- s en there is pointed out, nnd th e cam pers ers and students would curry tholr the originals of the gospels of arrive here in Septem ber and re ­ books to th ? n.nall, high windows, Charlem agne, Lothnire and Louis main until May, o ften stay in g in so th a t they might work ti little le Dchonnairu. Tin re, too. Is the longer. They had to stop end go C hrlstlanism i In stitu tio n of Mich­ the sam e camp th ro u g h o u t the home when daylight faded. Ori ael S erv-tus, for th* writing of entire season. dark days they would paui-p in which Calvin order the uuthor to The automobile to u ris t cam p is th eir reading and Wait for the lie hurtled «t the *t.d:c in 15.7'!. termed a “com m unity in stitu tio n 1’ clouds to lift. The library held Among music m anuscripts is the nnd one th at in here to stay. It is more than 5,000,060 volumes, nil autogrupiusl score of C hub's "Ali evident, it is added, th a t camps th a t heart could wish, except light. cestis,” ntnl music m anuscripts of should be san itary and cam pers The Ilihliothrque N atio n ale—in Jean Jacques Rousseau. Num -Murconduct themselves in a m anner non-re pu Mi can times known an the autograph* of famuli ■ men a n d ' Kansas t ’ity hum ans society of- , conductive to best san itatio n are Hi Id lot In-quo du Itol, the Hihllo- women have leen preserved- let­ ficers htui lo break down n door i truths ..... which should be b e tte r untheque iioynle and the itihlintheque ters of Itaboiais, Montaigne, Itn- to rescue 6-year-old Marion ffart-I jj,"*'/" 7 Im perial—has more books than cine, Voltaire, Moliere, t'orn'-ille, w right from a house in which her To handle the cam p situation in the Ilritleh Museum or the A m eri­ Mme. de Sevign.- and Mary Stoa t. parents had kept her for six can Llhrary of Congress, and on Ilencalh the fine celling puint- months w ithout felting her go out FI-1ritin. the s ta te hoard of health general subjects Is probably richer itig.i of the (iulerle M azarin, which o r door; o n c e . When they |. f t , through Its division of san ltaiy than the Library of the Vatican, was part of the palace of Cardinal th.* huu i*. >he raid, she was lock- ' ‘ nglneering for several years has fit. Louis, who tiled in 1270, began M azarin, is th" Mazarin Hihle ed in a closet and the house was maintained stric t supervision over the collection of hook;t for France, prolmhly from the presn of fJulen- often allowed to grow cold, The all camps in the s ta te , in accord­ ing with rulings m ade by th at anti (,’hurlt’H V added to them. Hut berg and Fust at Maycm-e, also tin* parents are being sought. the royal librnry was sold to the first bonk im printed with a dat board. These rulings which are Duke of Ledford in 112.1, and it a Latin psalter of 1-157 On .Sett. 2.1, 1880, when W ash­ remained for Loins X II, who died In the archives are ancient wnx- ington's Monument was under con­ In 1515, to rfl-estahliidi the library, tablet* with uci-ounts S " t down in struction at 160 feet, a cat jum p- [ having treasured the hooks of his the thirteenth and fourteenth ccn- n l from tlie top without being k ill-1 predecessor, Ciinrhm VII, in his urics, and a roll with the oldest cd, and as a result is now stuffed Chateau of Illois, and having c italogue of the library's book:' and in ti.e Smithsonian Institution, bought, besides luc library of d;il"<! 1273. There is Milliard's mur.'iim. Kforzu of Milan and th at of the history, recording the oath taken Cruutiiuuac fam ily of Ilriiges. by tit-- i.onn of Louis I- l-ehoniinire Francis I, moved the lihrury to in 812. In addition to its wealth Fonlninhlenn and enlarged it eon- o*' literature, the Hibliothcqii" nidernbly through hi;i decree th at National" luil-li a museum of nod-1 n cony of cvrry work printed i-i uls, guns, intaglios, eanieos and F ra m e should bo sen t to its other nntlquca. n i n Z A new W>». full p*ii shelves. L ater the collection was Undoubtedly fire in the building; V \ /T in Usuiiful Hobhlon. 'moved to F a d s and placed bv would cause damage Dint could \ ]l rr~” Florid* near *J*inp* Henri IV in th " suppressed Ji-sufl never be repaired, ami in n form f , i —\ w b m Itvins cmdiHom College do C lerm ont, the property of artificial lighting the nullnri1 »■* id n U lor orjy Vfij of which was sold to provide the ti- s «uw datiuer of fire. Hence the \ Tmj p.-*t axludej hauW books with bindings. Louis XIV library has dtp* inlod solely upon / n i *nd 1:1 tom^ri* Wril* 1— '-i-1 r/jH (cr p s r h c u l m enlarged the lihrury by the pur­ daylight. Now, nl la i., the in„ J v-Vr.i* (ins w;nJ/iful chase of 9,000 volumes from du erui.s- of fire-preventive il-vir-s v J u i n oifersd has ram.ed the authorities to yield P uy, 1°,000 from M entel ..ml olh- and n tomplet elBC, r k lighting 3 ^ noai...i . boat J r . era from othor collectont tin sue- plant Imu I...... installed. \ yiW w ^: • Phone 8 Every grocer sells Uonitu. Ho sure to iiiri.st on the ip.‘nuinc. (Tiiro Syrup Company ! ;i A tlanta, (L i.. Cairo, Co. SMITH BROS. ) M. m d\lZ7m D at prices that appeal" “Quality Merchandise f= Phone 21(i ^ oil, too, can entertain as much as you hi I erfection stove in your kitchen to lighten)1 mg labors. \ ou can com plete your cooking ^eeP Your mind free for entertaining)0 No more w orry for fear things won’t come I^SVILLOW M.AMC Ties OLUC —r i A M E iw oF w idi X Jus touch Umatch to the wick and Mwkmg starts immediately. Set the ,uf any cookintJ process, and it-fn, n rema'!13 5tcady «nd con- This Flame for Juicy Steaks Hill H ardw are Co. kI - |■, V-'v i. . V- • , < *. -1 V Fur tho Kottr«t tlamo be t0 ,urn the wick tiigti eaoufb to produce yellow lip. IS inche. lea* ebove the blue Home. Bech burner i. in. d ep eo d en tly o p e ra te d eud will give evtry r.n jo ol heat —frou. * lentle, limmtriaj (Jeuie to the very hot,yellow-tipfleme.’orfryia|n*ek. I In het Snouilri!c a crispy hrotvn cruse forms so quickly that ill*: Irving fjcvi vi km not absorb too much fat and inside this tl-I.T et:..: cjo!.j to trmptin'; lightness and daintiness. 1 ,1 * 1 * l i t n t i r t I 'tr fttiitn l,n t w ill *. w/Jd.fMl ,0 Utaltr, », 1‘tr/ttlH , “We Can Meet Your .Sipee f ram r . e r /(|. ttU tJ w a r t k . u u , a , J af i c„ . U n til t i n t d - ,t t t n j a ll t r d t r i a n j mnnlcntitnt tnStimhr<l Oil Ctmpnny. • ‘ ‘yousettheflameverylowfor v m . ? c C.n n i , r ° r v t T y W' * h > a n d l i - ' a v e >our stove for an hour or more, the llamc remains just where you set it. Hluc cj?‘mney sends iniiu» J,c'ca}l keatdirccttoyour cook\\nt I, !nLakcs 1 ,c keltles anti pans keeps • ---»UU1your m i ckitchen n e n c o o cool i. hnt,,? OSmok.eor °dor, and kettle ? « ! “ ■ remain shiny and free cookinuT' ^ 0 ^'ker stove docs the f c ? t i n ? M y' ,n ; day. ? U t , i k e , h e P e r “ • i 1any last 15y ears and more. N o guess work W of fuel on hand. A glass reservoir te"r supply runs low,. reservoir while the J ation, for you uS5 ij| the safe, « ouseA J cooking will not be Cook a niculon a ^ then you will j M Caskey that you your Perfection lo Any stove dealer you Perfection ^ with from one o ^ Prices range from W M a n u fa c tu re d by PERFECTION STO VE CoStFANY, >U Standard Oil Company (huorfioraUd i t JUnf Oj ) . Jtctm Needs’ Phone 53 IF E C IIO I Oil Stoves & Heaters Ptfftcthn Ilealtn rim — *rovie* quick warmth at minimum eott. �_ . .. ii * * *• »*•« now prosMirc st<*aml power plant lino cnear Boston was am ong those so examined. A t th e Aberdeen. Md.. proving ground, General Williams raid, im p o rtan t research was being con­ ducted by means of a camera. Obs c u rra In n scientific study of the flig h t o f bombs dropped by a ir ­ c ra ft. T he experim ents were s ta rt­ ed a* an Incident to the te.-dlnR o f th e bombs but have disclosed d ata which “will perm it the p lo t­ tin g o f th e trajecto ry and develop­ m en t o f a suitable range table for use by a irc ra ft troops.” S t o *■c**k* s Disclosed r» WASHINGTON, Nov. 25— OT Defects in the w r y w ar ar stock stock ooff aarm ammunition........ now held lit in reserve rose . imm nre are disclosed in the annual re ­ port of Major General C. C. \W il­ Hams, i ' Ordnance, m ... ade liams, Chief of public today. They are arc due, it sail! »*„» alone ----* to deterioration in said, not storage, hut to "hurried w a r de­ sign or hurried w ar production," ami have been disscovered a s n re ­ sult of the careful inspection sys­ tem including laboratory te s ta set up since the wer. About one-third of th e reserve ammunition is overhauled an n u al­ ly. the report showed, m aking sure th at the whole stock is in sp ected 1 and test fired nt the proving ground in percentages of each lot every three years. G eneral W il­ liams did not indicate th e exact nature of the defects except to say that deterioration of the "explossive elements" is most m arked. "In connection with the rapid production of the am m unition to meet the emergency of th e w ar," the report (minted out, " it w as necessary to adopt new ty p es of L t sort oi [ Knrofy. i ? t the nx» »f the n ork cradle, as mental hut j.is ditinfvp?j yt.irs i cutstnnd- of Europe. I are her/ American refund to a. fearing „ wau Jl!- remains rope's be*t dftion, her md enough ,t adventures ,h material t i t of t,K‘ •J to pawn­ 'll* next; by a monj„ c>m* ant The Strengthening of Resources The resources of th is Bank nre stren g th en ed by the addition of the fund* of the sm allest depositor. His resources are strengthened by tho support of all the assets o f this Bank. Let us m utually strengthen each other’s resources. Investigate This Bargain -l/o Interest Paid on Savings Accounts to acre* nt tsoo.on «n aero nt S p r i n g * m i tho O r la i u lo Itnad, for subdivision. tfco Mr. Unix io ie (J io u n ti Simmons Beatty Co, Sanford! Fla , F itim i.m : a pts. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS I'hmir ID-J ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE MANGE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. 'artious hua- I itcd; sniug- iiungarian jnot starve l#t running list parties luuffeur in k'r own livv the inciL| her career Wed in IU1H. |Jll ,.. p>. In addiriled and i n Countess in M b -tike out, tot Knrafi Hun- to swim across the D anube w ith enr-oernt. it and bury it in th e sand, sending ■an* her a fiernd to g et i t Inter. They w ent to Italy , only to be iljri twcourse" her kr id life,KVnce too. fxpcllcd by the governm ent th e re lot Je Countess iu nil on th erfcquost o f the Ifo rth y re ­ battle. IBs gim e. Then they found a haven :tion an.I trorounced a in Jug o slavia fo r a time, and la te r f Harpsburg in E ngland. A fte r th a t the C ount­ f*>r its mom- ess w ent to A m erica on a lectu re tie latest of tour, a n d h er husband followed ,*satisfaction shortly. fulfilled, with N ot a "Bed” "I am tw l a ‘Bed’,” i*he explains, •urgs forever. ttis wife had "hut I do think tiiat social condi­ ira the start. tions in to y country are w rong, Karolyi urns terribly wiving. r.c man who "I was a J way a hoping fo r the trier, and was b etterm ent 'of th e p ea san try of of the shorl- niy country— in fact, I nam ed ray (ublic. first children A dam and Evu as months. Then a sym bol o f ,my hopo th a t they im swept the would live to s j c n new race under went cut nf | no wconditigcij. le later .Id­ “Adam is w*ven, Eve is nine. le aristocrats I still hope t h a t they will live to the Karolyii see. H ungary an peaceful and as live?. p ro sp ero u s uu A m erica.” ■fortune was Countess K arolyi w as not IBM). When brought up to th ese dem ocratic T it was eon- ideas. F a r front it. All through lad only one her youth she w as ta u g h t tiia t t rrmnant of people of her social class w ere it this out of separated by a n im passable g u lf » Karolyi hud from every o th e r class in th e world. ^ "My first perception th at there was anything in the world differ­ ent from the ideas under which 1 had been brought up came before the w ar and before my m arriage, when l m et some equal suffrage leaders," she says. "Then I m et Count Karolyi. He had been to Am erica and had seen w hat wonderful men otic Hungar­ ian p ea san ts could bvcomi in a free country. And we both th o u g h t w h a t a wonderful thing it would he for H ungary if they could have th e sam e opportunities I here they had in America." Oddly enough, Count Karolyi w as not widely known »itln-r a-, a dem ocrat o r as a forc-ful leader until a f te r ids m arriage. A pparent­ ly the countess provided the in­ spiration under which her luisbnnd rosn to fame. ' Dtn’ihg their w anderings their expulsion from Hungary, the countess did nil sorts o f things to earn a living. For a tinio she ran a motorboat on a little lake in Europe for tourists. Hut it ran cn a rock and sank. Then she tried to learn to In* n chauffeur. Her Am erican lecture tour of last year canu* as a Godsend, as far as I funds were ceiieern-.d. TO ALL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF SANFORD AND VICINITY f btciu* Of Panting {>f W s tc r s , T o '» Maturity Tin* scale of wages for journeymen Carpenters of Local Union 1751 of Sanford, Fla., will be $1.10 per hour on and after January 1, 192G. By unanimous vole of Local Union 1751. By C. C. FLYNN, Recording Secretary. tja , Nov. 27. yhatuig induft2* Commission Fjto month of j**/ m Wakulla franklin, h tushy enW tho "coon" the tops of «t|*r water continually It is impossible to find a more appropriate gift With the natural increase in value that January and February will bring. What could lie more per­ fect than a g ift th at will increase in value, rath er than tarnish or fade with the early days of Spring. Many will be taken daily. A fter Christm as (if be considerably advanced. B etter act now. tine Planting in **P*rutions will ;‘rwl other * ” **fc*ru finti 1,",,ln, the past 7*1 w need of - -- «'*' truclton «>t the will begin soon n sufficient tillable in thu 'uni” to begin £ 0,000 in this tauoncr T. H. in* the required in thu treasury and." Wn the Bureau Wuhinxton arc » Florida with- ' Aisvst, in cstabn»v»— Are you reg istered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, 1925? il you aro not registered, Bart Nason, Sales Director ll .n* ^ Wl1*1 *'• Phillips, City Clerk at City I « muat I,e before Hie 28th day of NovcmHen i ** ?ure are registered in the City Klecm?w»]) k8‘. \ ° ur PoI! Tax for the year 1921 six m y °u I,ave resided in Sanford for von " ° n hs,.n H the S tate of Florida for a year Jou are entitled to register. • Telephone 2-19 » vote in W lU * * * * (,° hi3 djity. Qualify and VOtc m the c ‘ty Election, December 8th. p * * « u rrt REA LTOR | The City you^live jh is the great- s s est investment you have. 5 _____________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA FIRST NATI(hAL* BANK BLDG �tv* . * '' i • ' ■. H ______________________ __ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27,_1925 TEN UhVj ' P* Investment v Hr~ REAL ESTATE BETTER BUYS INVESTMENTS K A R L J. S C H U L T Z 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. BaRlnes* Properly on Hanford Avenue... Price right. «* Income Property on West First Street. Dross Income over 10 % . The prettleat Lake Front Tract in Seminole Cuonty. There ia a fortune in this tract if developed. Let me show you this. 21 acrea which ia real close to I.och-Arbor and la priced right. . Homes are searce, but I have some that are below market value. / y*> ' Poor lota In Fort Mellon. You ran have them all for (6,000. Ten acrea near Oviedo on lake, th is la good. Per acre, (100. M : I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINCS ■ Real Estate and Investments. Phone 743. FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT THAT WAS LISTED AN erro, •> lots on French Ave. between 11 and 12 Sts. Eastern exposure P.»i 51850; 50x117, $1730. M“ «! 1 5 beautiful Iota on Evans St., one corner. Easy term*. Must be ^ Beautiful 9 Room House, practically new; Hardwood floors, f jne ^ ^ lot is 64x117. A very good home. Easy terms. 10 acres a t Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. OSCAR R. BROOKS It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property * R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor - 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 80 acres near Chuluota on proposed hard road, $100.00 per acre. In Union there is strength—In Sanford there isi W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Mcisch Building; '1 THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w !| NJ 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real EataJ "USE YOUR FORESIGHT" 1 HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE CALL US UP And make an appointment to nee our complete Hat of hungalown and other residences. Among which are tinted below: fe ^ Five rooms and bath, only $4,500 with good terms. Six rooms and bath on Hanford Avenue, near Hnn Lnntn ia cheap at $7,000 with terms to ault. Six rooms and bath on excellent corner on Sanford Heights can be bought at $7,500. VOLUSIA COUNTY A creage YOUR OPPORTUNITY To OWN your homo by making small payments— We offer a beautiful G-room bungalow, exclusive of bath and screened backporch, completely furnitihed for only (8,500. This home is located on Sanford avenue opposite beautiful Rose Court. Large lot. Garage. Small cash payment, balance like rent. Can be occupied December 1st. 800 acres close to Enterprise. 3815 acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices as low as $35. acre. SEE US AT ONCE. McCALL & FOX COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial” Sales F o r m Real Estate II. E. McCall, II. (i. F ax. II. 1.. flhlpp. 113% Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 General Insurance 31! First National Hank lildg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford,] 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land Your Best Bank Is Selected R eal Estate I * “REAL BARGAINS” Mi : A REAL BARGAIN Beautiful Spanish Hungalow J uhLCompleted A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow Five Rooms and Hath—Nice Location—Every Modern Improvement Prico ?6,500 , Cash $1,500 ACT’ QUICK f Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price....... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel . ... Bulancc Like Rent v j*r* Just completed, an> ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage $3,000 Down Wo Have Some Choice* Acreage and Bargains In Lota One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue......... Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feetifj front. P r ic e ................................................. $101),fl Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between! mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00iion) Balance to suit purchaser FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 1131/- Magnolia. R. C. TISDALE 152 Acres Phono 746 Six miles front Snnford, Dixie Highway’ run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per acre am] worth double price asked. REALTOR Real Estate Investm ent PM 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. We Offer an Entire Block SOME REAL BARGAINS 585 feet on First Street a t $50.00 per front foot. 75 acres near Osteen, 5 acres in grove. House and other buildings at $220.00 per acre. 75 acres near Enterprise on a beautiful lake; only $95.00 per acre. Three city blocks, houses and lots for sale. A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. Fronting on First Street just off Sanford Avenue, business property is unexcelled by any in Sanford. Many real estate men say th a t we are offering it| cheap. The price for a few days will be $120,000. 10$ bir 90 days. Terms easy. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolitv Ave. Phone 117 TWO HOUSES 1,000 Feet on Lake Jessup Modern conveniences, $4,60*.,,^ Two jola in Dreanwold $ 1 ,5 0 0 each. Lot-n i>jlie | , u r s t High and dry' with a sandy beach, moat facing Hughey St. Ten acrea on U t] 0noru beautiful aight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. Oak trees with 125 foot spread on this land. Special priced with term s for 10 days. See Mr. Chas. Night. road. 117 acrea in Geneva with LAKLVo(U r ,r . u v 210 E. 1st St. also facing hard road. Terms can be arranged on any of the above. Phone 708-709 202 First Street Masonic W Phone 735 FORT MELLON LOT^ " luit Is Going to Happen in Fort Mellon and East First Street Within a Few Weeks That Will Make a Lot of Folks a Lot of Money? % We Have 5 At If you want to know ...u , , even before it gets jut,, tv, !‘s Bolng to happen, name and address to ^aPers* 9on(j your a Bargain Tamiami Land Company PURVIS & WILCOX Room 3-3 V2 Hall Building Phone 142 'A Vhone 7G6 ' ____ i . mm d’ * ' .lUfIMi IK*. 14. 5 BaU Bldg. / Lake Monroe Development Co. E. E. PAGE The Substantial nealty Br<*tr' 12-14 Garner-Woodruff bW TELEPHONE 770 �SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1925 ssified Ad on This Pade is a Paying 21.—Sale, Real Estate 7—Business Service ffiS »• ! • i'»# • ><■* i . hm I a ll*« »bOT» S*n- Z w w a DRUG S T O R E - P « - J. in _ Call 108. HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 8acetMors to ,]U*nt Enid b» of tborrul*» ,»• T0'* lad If at you to tbtlr ,*«• •• Bb*r If bat on* h»* • e*n'l anln* flelont. rates 10c per line, Waycrosa Jourtial-Hernld, Waycross. Georgia. 28—Plant, Seeds. Trees I S r S f i& E f o A‘A - nhon* l i t . IflR A C L R Conerei. « * - W J J * tam ent work. aHfwalka. bn!M Inr bloeka. Irrlfm tbn b o x * . 1. » TerwHIeger. P r o p . ___________ . HILL LUMPER CO Hotiso of Service. Quality and Price. ADDRESSING — M nltlgrapblng. foldinir and m ailing— as you want It— -1.-0 Ton w an t I t Phone 67.1 IT. E Porch. F irs t Vntlonal Rank Ride. with income increasing. Numerous other vnlunble business properties. FOR SALE—Space on the page lor classified advertisem ents. Why not rent those vacant rooms, Why pay fi or $7000 for a small or sell that second-hand goods? bungalow when you e n n ; buy a nine room house with water, electricity, FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In garage, beautiful shade r * 1}® FORT LAUDERDALE trees, flowers nnd fiftyNEWS— it covers Brow­ five Orange trees, also ard County thoroughly which i i considerable ground. Lo­ on- of the most rapidly growing cated at Lake Mary, for sections on the Florida Coast, Urn than $5,000, hnmplo cop| nnd rate card upon request. Good buy—modern four room bun­ galow with w ater ami OHIO—-Xenia. Make your sales electricity. Lot 128x110 through the Xenia Gazette, Zenfeet. Price $2750. R eas­ ln: Old®* Rich agricultural dis­ onable terms. Located nt trict. Want ad and display rates Lake Mary. on request. ilfl Magnnll*E^erythlnF Wo carry n full line. Phon# 421 E tetragU b Our prices nro rig h t. Cash or Undlft ___________ ._____ t*™ "- We want your business W IGHTS— Tbre# itationr W »f- S anford Stove & F urniture Co. rali. .nr! Second. Flrnf .nd EJrn. 321 E. F irst St. Sanford Avenue and I° th Fjtiart nervice 25—Opticians, Jewelers ttlGHT PRINT SHOP— P rinting rntrmvintr. Emboering. See n , R . C. VIELE, Jew eler. Watch. jew elery and clock repairing nnd * . I t n o n . 4I7.W engraving. Quick service. 11G MagR R. Ave.-roTnfnerflal a»« nolia Avenue. Phone 442. ontlbl* «rtlon. sale E. SPURLING, aifr-dlvislon J SL in t*le d«urnal-Her- Busines;, property located on one specialist. Subdivision to Or- 1 .i af the best corners in South Georgia’* greatest and F l o r a Gity. Now paying 7r<. net Helgbta, Florida on Dixie High­ Hs» u aper'. Jdorilinif. afternoon, on sale price of *100,000, inan‘l Sunday. Classified way. Sale—Furniture, etc. jL j^ fle e - FOR ___ Advljf. Mediums tTEW A B T THE FLORIST" Fl?T5r* for all occasion*. 814 Myrtle. Phona 2(50-W 22—Typewriters, Suppplies A Jd T T L E TTANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r ­ ticles you have stored away and hnvo no use for. A little thirtycent ad may bring you several dollars. Fhone 148 Had a repre­ sentative will call and see you. _____________ REM INGTON Portable four-bank Typew riters, “ the king of p o rt­ ables. $G0. B arret Portable Adding Machines. Can’t be bent, Seminole P rin tery , Phone 93, W elaka Pldg. 3.1—Wanted Orange Grove—00 acres in grove, •17 acres uncleared, with house, barn nnd garage. Located in S e m i n o 1 e C o u n t y three-quarters mile from hard road. This is a real buy, now yield­ ing handsome retu rn on investment. Price $75,000. G. TAYLOR DYER Painlin?—Decorntlng PHONE 303 b ■. ; !\ % Good Terms HILTON’S n a tiiiB n S. W.BRADFORD Mitane Theatre Bldff. U ik le z R ealty Co. WANTED* A nartm ent. bedroom am I kitchen. N ea’* R. P. S tation. Address ” R’’ cam ITernlil.________ FOR RENT: Rooms, with nr w ith-! out monls. Rpasonnblc rates. Lincoln Hotel. 17—For Sule. Houses FOR SALE: 0 room house nnd Stores 1-2 arre land. 1-2 mile due south Elder Springs. Inquire a t H erald Office. FOR SALE: Four now. tw o room houses, each on ensy term s, $750 Gimlervlllo. Also n few good lots at $300. W rite P. O. Box 09G City. kneous If only philanthropists would give it hack to the sam e people they took it from .— Ronnoky W orld News. ' 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous 1511, plies FOR SALE: F u rn itu re fo r sale. At once. Call GG1-W. FOR SALE: 1 3 II. I>. 110-220V, single phase 1750 R. P. M., elec­ tric motor. Brand new. Price $125. D. E. A. care H erald. NOTICE w ages paid. Reference r e q u i r e d . ! S T T 26c’ ,c ? h ? ith ?nk‘r O ALL CONTRACTORS Call 918 Myrtle Ave. j Write for complete ra te card. On and after January the DEVELOPERS ATTENTION 10th, 192(5, the Painters scale Pensacola is beginning th 3f»— Wanted Help, Male will he $1.00 per hour. greatest development in Georgia Local 12(51. Sanford HOYS WANTED at the Postal history; a half million dollar h-jfiy M. D. JACKSON, T elegraph Office. Apply a t l w?V t0 !ho (Pdf beach just fi ed; at lwo million dollar once. Financial Secretary. an,I general hea.e „o,k. < M lor TAMPA MORNING T R IR U N E Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it tp your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper; One year, $8.00, G months, $4.DO, three months $2.00. If you deairo $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 7be to your order, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ WANTED: CAPABLE NEW PAP* gusta, Gu., A ugusta's greatest Bit REPORTER. APPLY HAN­ classified medium, rate, cash, 0c FORD HERALD. charge. 10c minimum. MAINE — VVotervlllo, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine *people are interested in Florida I property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rato card on upplication. MORGANTOWN. Vi. VA., people aro interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Mjhrgantown POST. Six H elp. S a le s m a n i cents n w^Lril for six consecutive issues. FOR SALE: One S hetland pony. SA LESM EN WANTED: Wc w ant Gentle and in good condition. two m ure good real estate sales' COLUMlfUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest 100G Union Ave. Phone 99. men to sell a fast selling subdivis­ circulatir/n in Soathweslern Geor­ ion in the city limits of Sanford. TURKEYS FOR SA LE: G. W. Don’t miss a good chance to make gia. Rii/tc 8.; (G-word line) Spencer. Phono -100. som e money. Apply Room GOU LEARN] ABOUr Tolk County and Iuikel/and. through the Star20—For Sale Miscellaneous F ir s t N ational Rank Bldg. FOR SALE: 1924 Ford Sedan in excellent condition. Will sell or trailo for real estate . P. O. Box 803. 3 7 — W a n te d Telegrnlm. Best advertising me­ FOR SALE: Baby c a rriag e . 009 3S— Wanted. Situation Male dium if) South Florida, Published mornirgs. STAR-TELEGRAM Union Ave. FO SITIO N WANTED for w inter, l.nkel/ml. F lo rid a .___________ Ll I;-?*1 SALE: S inger sew ing niaL $.,%]' i ‘■'bine, 5 draw er, drop head, all I tv 'l l literts, good ns now. t>eav1 ^ inr: city. Sell for $32.50. W. T. McFinland 318 Palm etto Avo„ Sanfc'dbiiions for- ‘ Burger, FDIl SALE: $13,000 grocery busio. Fla. n<- s, sacrificed w tih stock for E verything included, groc­ eries, meats, fixtures, ice p lan t and base. Fixtures valued $5000; g ro ­ F Ray ceries $2500 nnd lease $1500. B usi­ *• hav- ness averaging $4000 m onth, ex||ad Sl-W cellent chance expansion, all city conveniences. Quick action takes everything fur $6000, h alf cash. Good reason for sale. You’ll never fegret investigating this. H erm an ,I1°r^in8ton, 404 F irs t N ational Rank Ruilding. MRS. C.C. DABNEY Public S tenographer Sons \ atdez Hotel Lobby J»4St _________________ [V \T C H T m KT MA.C.CIC W OOOEQ ^ , N DOV,n t o t h ; v t q g ^ AvNIT real e state or auto salesman, or sim ilar work. Experienced. 719 TO WEACB BUYERS or seller* of Fhlrida real estata advertisa In Oak Ave. J . L. Henderson. tho a t . Petersburg Time*. One c*a cent/* word daily, two cents a won t l —Wanted to Kent Sunftayi. ______ . TW O N IC E unfurnished roonn w anted with bath convenient T llfc MORNING JOURNAL is the rlccrpted want ad medium in n e a r in, by gentlem an and wife, suitable for lig h t housdoneping. DVytona (Fla.) One cent n word M oderate. Address J. VV. J. care an 1 insertion. Minimum 25c, ___ S anford Herald. _________ _ T IIE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT L Central West Virginia's larg ­ FOR CITY COMMISSION est daily. Want nd rate 1 1 -2c per I hereby announce my can* word; 4 insertions 1 1-lc; 8 or didacy in the coming city elec­ more Ic per word each insertion^. tion for the office ot City Commission. m„ lfC,XTa H. It. STEVENS A Toronto man was “^rested w earing twelve vhirt.s, slx '! ; two suits of underwear anu on acarf When asked by the judge his reason for so much “ P| ‘ / he said cold weather was lom in* Ion, und he wished to be P™!1' , J™’ He was held on u charge ol Mrccncy. ¥= t h Kt iuoT /O U WANT TO BUY or sell aiuqhing? If advertise in the T.alnesvlH* 8un----- ~ hotel Kurnpriin Ssnfnrd's l.rsdlnn llalrl VV LIIT W . tVAItXKII, Slsnnsrr 410-11 1st N at’l. Bank Bldg. w atvch A second A. I*. You can buy one or all from $1,000 T X * .? • ft to $1,500 per lot. This Price' for a’ * Twenty men for our few days only. Electric Iron* Radio Supplies RING’S FILLING STATION EXTRA EASY TERMS 1'hone 1(51*J 111,1 Sanford Ave. Rsnfoid. Fla. I . - 1» VV. H. LUNG lNI COM PANY- f t MEAT MARKET ** oaoRpy h aTTt>*wi^| ------------------ “O E A U 0 H 3 > ------------------- Osteen Cement plant. Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary White and colored. Good pay and bonus. Inquire t .. „ JOHN E. FOX, KcprcscntaUve 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, FI*. FULTON, INC. 120 South Park Ave. "Wc Cover Florida Real Kstato Like the Sunshine" Porter E. I*itts Rrukere ItKAI. EHTATK t I O - I I I -113 l«l Hnnk H id *. Plinma m - W Sanford* F ' “ ll.iirr.en lln K • V. U h e e le r. Iti-.-il K »tato Itroki-r e n i* .* i« g ii> .ia iiia iiiiiiR iim iiiu ia iim m s iii* ■ ■ ■ * H K I R K ’S AlITO TOP SHOP * ♦ *• h*» ** * * * First -Street (N ear F o rrest Lake Hotel) Real Estate Developera P rom oteri 8emlnote Hotel H SANFORD. FLORIDA. Best Business Site in Sanford —I —' >■*' 200 feet frontago S f ii I < o \ r r n I’f l rp fl * ■n? Price $122,500 I Ml M fr t lr Avr. h u nforil, Fin. Look this Pretties! Acreage in Seminole 20 1-2 acres at l’aola (I lord ers two lakes) Earle T. Field Price $13,000 JBAI, CSTATIS — ISIVEaTSIICISTa J hobby I’u l o a t o n - l lr u r a lo y ut*1aB a n fo rJ H o rlJa For F ir.t U .l Coiuult u . f ir .t . h r . I" >1“ M agnolia VV. V. W heeler Inc, WANTED “Vccdol Oils” I'h o n r 1.TO-J WITH I’lnn FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. Pan Ani and Standard Gas ana Oils C O N N K IX Y Loan.i V .lu .tlo n B ..I . - t 17. & SONS ; 33 1-3 Acres already Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Sub-divided and ready to go $400 per acre. 211 E. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, Mgr, P h o n e 153. Lot close in on First Street, $3,500. I ' h i i n r -H Ky GEORGE McMANOS 1 O P V *b»R I HELD O P T H E C R O O K ’D T O O K A.UI- M Y M O N E Y AsNO - FVE L O tjE ^ D » T '• I fy Va l d e z R. A. KING Phone 490W At prices th at are rigb' Shir rnrlolf»<i i ti *hi sin* Call ARCHITECT First National Bank RidaSanford. ----------- Florida To Builder or Investor Tires and Tubes MONEY AVAILABLE L oans Cin /T 'N * o n m y ■\ h o p e e Elton J. Moughton 8 S t ± ,l?lu” ' 2 i *S R . * S S across Escambia Bay W A NTED: Man to wash w indow s.'quarter million dollar o p tra/h o u sc Apply 7:30 a. m. Saturday, 119]under construction; two stiillions Elm Ave. being spent on highway; greatest , , , , ., “ —T,----- 7------ "jchance for live ihvelorersT to gi t W ANTED A1 ONCE: Experienced jn otl ground floor. W rite Develsoda m an. Laney’s Drug Store. on m eat D epartm ent, T he Penancoir. News. FOR SALE: A wood h ea tin g stove almost new. Inquire 20 i E a st tppliea 5th St. shop 113 Magnolia Are. I First Class llarbera Special Attention Given To Ladles and Children. Realtor W A NTED: Room with private fam ily. Private hath, paint work TO REACH the prosperous farm - j Acreage— 131 acres, beautiful ten W E H A V E T H E B E S T BU YS 10— For R ent. R oom s ers and fern growers of Volus­ m u st he white, clean nnd a ttra c ­ room house baths, •ACREAGEia county ndvertiso in the Deljind tive. Pnul R. Forbes. Phone 447-J. three fireplaces, hanM ood FOR RENT: One furnished hedDaily News, rate 1c per word, cash BUSINESS-HOMES floors. One miie .fro n t on rnnm, down stairs. 410 M yrtle W A NTED: A good milk hand, with order. one of Orlandt/s premia M o tic 7 2 7 ‘ Avo. white or colored. Spencer Dairy. eni highways.' Price $40,Phono 400. nnn ADVERTISING gets results if 1; mm FOR RENT- One well fu rn ish -d reaches potential buyers, Pa­ hpiirnom for gentlem an only. I W A NTED: Painting nnd paper in tka Daily News is circulated in flpply Valdez Hofei Building 305 Mngnnlin Ave. hanging. Phone C urtis, 255, Snn- an industrial and agricultural sec­ I ------ (ford nnd N. Y. tion. A. P iNNELLY & SONS FOR RENT: One sloenimr room TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Magna, fa Ave. K Serotid Street ( for one or two men. 100!) Union 31—Wanted Help, Female !H SanLird. Fla. I Fla. Thousands read the clas­ Ave. Great W A NTED: Good woman for cook sified i« ..pnges of Florida’s „ 10—For Rent, Room* ■ NO-THEY HMSOEO I \T EA-Cvl TO ME ' ] TH E ‘ W A TCH i T O O ? V A? AN* tiO A K L E O M E PO P. -bUCH A e>Oh\' J WATCH — A v V /^ f * 1 K. I). GNKHS T. (1. UA 1.1.AMT \ W. P. Carter u ' 231) Melsch lPdg. Phone 718 t S , SEK 'Cs \ REALTOR tfy y y y y a ffR fy y y ; ... f-r •< . • Winter Day* Are Here See Our N«w Assortment of \ Andirons and Fire Sele <? »,.*U c I»-’5 er In'i-L FtATu^tt Scnvicc. I nc C lp tl lllilM Ba!i Hardware Co. K itllW M I i � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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/c40c6cb71c33e64bca17b6de3bbd381d.pdf fa135bf2423b150b85e041df8226ed6e PDF Text Text THE WEATHER Florida: Fair tonight; p a rti/ cloudy, rain in north portion; >lightly warmer tonight, colder Friday in extreme northwest por­ tion; moderate southeast -wind*. ■ a s s o c ia t e d p r e : l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2G, 1925 Student Cop Contested EMBARGO WILL A !ice KiP Rhinelander Will EXECUTION OF BESTUDIEDBY PUBLIC BOARD jv.26 (AP) 18-year-olu th, serving r killing a is in jail taped Sunite prison id was cap­ , a suburb, detectives. u he walked from a de­ l prison offi- b directly to k his automond never reUt his days kit nights in L only prison Leaped was ir hi* father’s be obtained a h mother mo­ lt bf had been being rcturnrom his first n ' Visit 3«tom for his hue sisters to r.j in JacksonJ JUiford ev- i tamed food r. Valiton, a bis relative* p outside the Wait lunch on [jrsonds. No canned trusp, b? said, krilefrun the lU who does ftthat he slew ftcsut l. They ftbb father's ■ach. After I j "’.mu ft said last ft that here ft Be went ft ostensibly Fiin, turned N*ff rapidfit nor the Pidea that to thu Rimer Carlson i3 patrolmnn on the Madison, Wis., police force, but he’s also a senior at the Univer­ sity of Wisconsin. He joined the police force, patrolling n night beat, tq make money to cum his way through college. LOCAL Sanford citizens quietly obsorve Thanksgiving Day, n un­ ion church service being held during the morning with two football game* scheduled for the afternoon. Linns’ Club announces that ap­ proximately $2,000 has been pledged to the fund being rais­ ed to furnish playground facili­ ties for Sanford children. American legion minstrels presented Wednesday night nt .Milano Theater are dcclnrcd huge success by packed audi­ ence. STATE Jacksonville man is in serious condition following a mysterious shooting occurring Wednesday afternoon. The special session of Florida legislature comes to close after having been in session for six days during which tim o . nearly KUO bills were passed. A committee of Florida busi­ ness men, headed by K. Hudson I'u .i, ivv>|(,d to make a. CQnu&te survey of the present freight embargo situation. Walter C. Valiton, escaped Mi­ ami slayer, ia recaptured in Tampa suburb Wednesday eve­ ning by detectives. DOMESTIC Alice Kip Rhinelander is ex­ pected to take witness stand on Monday when the annulment suit is reconvened. Reprieve of three months is granted Gerald Chapman by Governor of Connecticut while noted handit plans to resume fight to save himself from the gallows. Recess in Mitchell case is call­ ed after defendant rests his case on Wednesday afternoon. FOREIGN Rama VI, King of Siam, dies today, about JO days ufter he divorced his queen to take an­ other wife. NUMBER 101 HOME EDITION T “ tif yA1 M ? ,n d a y S ® s s i ° .n ; . Beatrice Jono!*, daughter of n taxi driver, for Christman. "I aaid, 'don’t you know her fath­ er is a colored m an?’ ” Chides ter testified. “ Ho said, 'I don’t give a dam if he is.’ " On cross examination Chidoster acknowledged that he hud pre­ viously offered hi* services ns a witness to the plaintiff. He said he left the ~ Rhinelander service voluntarily and had no ill feeling against the family. • Justice Morchuuxcr granted a request for amendment of the com­ plaint in the suit to declare Alice Beatrice Jones deceived Rhine­ lander by failing to inform him she had negro Mood. The com­ plaint originally said she had de­ ceived him by stilting she was white. CHAPMANRED Lawyers For Famous Bandit Will Begin Final Fight In Ef­ fort To Save Client Supreme Court May H ear Appeal J u s t i c e Department Says Man Can Be L e g a l l y Executed PLEDGES TOTAL UNION SERVICE IS $2,000 FOR PARK HELD RY SANFORD EQUIPMENT FUND CHURCHES TODAY Captain Fitts was horn in Uniontown, Ala., Jan. 12, 18:10, lack­ ing only n month of being 'JO years old. Captain Fitts spent hi s boyhood days in Alnbanm and when the Civil Wnr broke out, was attending the medical college of his uncle, I)r. Philip Aylett Monarch Passes Alion t Month Fitts, in New York. After Divorcing Queen To Returning to the South, Cap­ Take Another Wife; Ruler tain Fitts joined the' Confederate Is Succeeded By Brother army and was commissioned a lieutenant in the Jefferson Davis BANGKOK. Siam, Nov. 20.—f/P) Artillery corps in whicli hi* serv­ ed for one yenr. Later he be­ —Rama VI, king of Siam for 11 came captain of Company One of years, died today about a month the Forty-Third Regiment of Ala­ after he had divorced his queen bama volunteers under General and taken another v.ifo in the Iirngg. He served throughout th.* hope of having an heir to the throne. war in this division. hopes were not realized and On April fi, 1800, ('apt. Fitt; • hisHisyounger brothi r, Prince Prnmarried Miss Eliza .1. Walt. Fol ja Dliipok, succeeds the throne. lowing his marriage, Cnpt. Fitts A daughter was houto yestedayshd purchased extensive farming in­ A daughter wns born yesterday terests in Mississippi and Alabama the new queen. Kanin VI was and for many years was one of the to »5 years old and underwent nn largest cotton growers of those two operation for nn abdominal nl>states. cess from which ho did not recov­ In 1880 Capt. Fitts moved hhi er. Prior to the operation he luftl family to Birmingham, Ala., where Isuffered acute gustris. he engaged in business until I HIM j Educated at Oxford, Rama on his when he moved to Orlando. While marriage in 11)22 to Princess living in Birmingham, Capt. Fitts |l,nk*hmi Lnvnn, adjured polygamy was interested in several stone and abolished the harem which lii-« quarries near that cit yin Georgia. father hud maintained. In I'.MO Cant. Fitts is survived by three it wns decided that until King daughters Mrs. N. F. Peyton of Washington. D. (’., Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Orlando, Mrs. T. A. Neal of Orlando, and one son, William A. Fittn Jr., of this city. Funeral services will lie held to­ morrow afternoon nt the Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Hr. Mortimer Glover in charge. Bur­ ial will follow in the Municipal Cemetery. Parent-Teachers’ Associations Day Is iieime Appropriately Plan To Raise $501) While Observed While Scores Of Local People Participate; Committees Report $500 In Addition To Tuesday’s Total Coot hall (lames Scheduled Thanksgiving Day is being Announcement that pledges to the children's playground fund quietly and appropriately observ­ have reached a total of approxi­ ed by Sanford citizen* today. With mately $2,1100, was made today by tin* banks, stores :uul other busi­ Frank W. Talbott, director of the ness houses closed for the day, Lions' Club committee, which are local rhurehes joined in u union | endeavoring to raise a sum of $.1,­ Thanksgiving service which was 000 by the end of the present week. held at the First Presbyterian Among the pledges announced Church at 10 o’clock this morn­ today wns that of made for ing, with the pastors of the cevtin* various parent-teachers' asso­ crnl churches participating. ciations through Mrs. Ktcllu P. In addition in u program of Arrington, superintendent of the speeinl music, tin* services were Sanford Primary Schools. The sum marked by a Thanksgiving mes­ is expected to he subscribed with­ sage delivered by Dr. Mortimer in 'he next few weeks. Glover, rector of the Holy Gross Other *ntnll pledges totaling np- Episcopal Church. The order of rnximnlely $500 have lieen report­ services was as follows: ed since Tuesday, according to Mr. Rov. K. D. Brownlee presiding. Talbott, but nli of thu reports Invocation by Rev. F, I). King. Scripture Lesson by Rov. T. J. Jacksonville M a n Seriously H urt In Three Killed When Train Strikes Auto M ystery Shooting TOLEDO, i Nov. 25 .—M1)—Two JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Nov. 2d men anil a woman were killed and —(/P)—George W. Drnwdy i* m a second woman was probably fat­ a critical condition at the St. Luke ally hurt when their automobile Crtat Hospital here as the result of a was struck by a Michigan Cenjut testing shooting nffrny in the suburbs of Iral p.i'scnger train five miles Agricultural Exhibits [P away," Jacksonville Wednesday night. He [ the temp­ Will Feature Fair In was shot through the back of the north nf Toledo early today, (hie of tin* men ha* been Identified lar me. I neck with a pistol, hospital a t­ ping Imre Tampa In February tendants mid, the bullet coining as Francis Wall*, who ha* been ac­ tive in dry circles in recent years 2**ning and out near tho right side of the The other man ha* been iden­ J) a tourist . TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 21. mouth. tified a* Richard Ward, ft of town, —(/Pi—Letters have been aunt out According to a story whi'-h to nil agricultural teachers of the Drnwdy ia said to have ton! De­ state by E. W. Garris, supervisor tective II. C. Smith, when he re­ of agriculture of the Department gained consciousness for n few of Public Instruction, in an ef­ moments at the hospital. Drawily fort to niuertain how many ex­ accompanied by o white w#Di pect to have exhibits at the Tampa whoso name i* being withheld by .*■’* sllowcd to fair, to ho held in February. the police, and a negro, dr »ve out Before a parted house nt the with the An effort is being made by Mr. into the Brentwood section in tne Milane theater, the American Le­ 1 had on Garris to have as many, and ns wounded man's automobile. Tomorrow Land Forrest Gal minstrels received a rousing L*.,uit Coot of creditable displays at the fair as Police sny they confiscated four gion «her* heavy possible. reception Wednesday night, rreni enses of whisky, which they are 1» (he car. aMr. Garris is also hopeful of said to have found in the rear to the opening ehoru* hv the entire company through the last number, , l Pulled the creating interest in tho state in the Drnwdy automobile. tableaux, “Lest We ftorget. the V’ , Between neg nnj livestock judging contests Drawdy told Smith that, ns they „audience applauded generously .^ a* »<n the each year. Under the plan In were returning to the city, another “Clmrloston Charlies" R. F. n..it ^ '- 'l a man mind, he explained, state contest!' car containing two men approach!*! and frequently. Donah Ison. The show, directed by L. J. Boll, ,W»V Vlntln- would he held, and the winners from the rear. He said ho speed­ with the musical feuture* •ipplioit “In tho Garden of Tomorrow," r.. u* nveralls wou].| bo sent to the international ed up, but before he could get away lm> l drove judging, which is now being held one of the occupants of the other by George Brmkhahn. wn* «h'- S. M. Lloyd. ciured by many to have been th‘ * “Somo Other Bird Whistle a /topped. Get­ each year over the country. automobile leaped upon the cun­ Earl Schultz. * t",;l him I’d 1he Missouri team carried off ning hourd of hi* car and held n hi**t amateur production »' ll* Tune," “An Old Fashioned Garden," M<*. kind staged hero for some time * r»Hi because honors st the last judging. pistol to Drawdy'.* head, saying comparing favorably with ni.m> Paul Kmgic. . on my lhe financial phases of the pro- that ho was an officer. professional show*. LcRo> ». “ Red Hot Henry Brown," O. F. 2“* ,° ‘oil my po*i d judging contests is virtually Chittenden served us Jnterbaul'r- Shiffley. • “!,only known! the only source of concern, Mr. 1 0 S u s p e n d e d C h a p te rs “Asleep ';n thu Deep," R. Included in life n S " 1 ">»«. •arris said, but in event nrrunge• * t"e stripes ments can lie made for competi­ Of U. I). C. R e i n s t a t e d were the following blackface en­ Dighton. “When We Were Seventeen,’ tertainers: L. C. Bebout, K. btion each year, the civic clubs of Holly, Walter IJarbcr. ( larenci Hope Huff. . the communiticM sending teams At Annual Convention “Sweet Gorgia Brown," K. S. Priest. Karl Schultz. \ ‘cto(. J1^ 8AI.E 1 d be Pcovailed upon to defray Holly. he expenses of the entrants, it HOT SPRINGS, Ark.. Nov. -a- s i S . u. f .» * * » “Tho ' * :World Is Waiting for the WB* Katod. -f /P ) —Ten chapter* of the *- Wimbish, Hodgson Ball, lorn Mer Sunrise" Sid Rive. “The Belies of tho Sea." Jo* trict of Columbia Division. UniUU edith G F. Shifflcy. nfor*',ale JAILED FOR FRAUD The ball and . ^ r s were « Graham. Daughters of the Confederacy. su» in 1921. were outomatlcrl follows: L. F. Boyle, R. M- Vll>' ‘Tin Going to Quit Saturday, iux'Vatw n l^ K'V Y0RK* ^ ov- 20.—(/P)—A pended P. A. Mere. S. M. Uoyd, W. Morris Spencer. ly reinstated today a* r rc*ul. ot la-ak. Iaiuis Riettc. horcsj (iMcnci, i*10 influx , C? •m,I,n who has Riven his wife action here Inst In connection with the minst­ week dur.nR the he neijjh. " ; mt‘r vocation in Florida is Sid Rive, A. R. I'latt L-Boy • rel show a tableaux, “the days of annual convention of.1!’ *" . her as ,** t°JnK \n, j»Hwho Chittenden. Glenn " i ’ ’ I8CI," w»3 nlso produced.■ This a.u paid sac L. J. Stevens ___ #.....i organization. The division ^ js Shepphe.d, Ned Fhlttciukn. M- number included the following reinstated, but n new d Kronen, K. Stowe, L. L. ^ dancers and singers: L. C. Bebout, expected to be formed so' • l‘OINTS It. S. Holly, Walter Priest, Karl Hope Huff. E. J “V. The Washington.Chapterawere Claude Sistrunk. Joe Graha . Schultz, Victor McLaughlin. Sam susnended along wj(b D1 . • Dighton. Paul ^ " ^ ^ i h V f o ! - i Yountz, Morris Spencer, B. !*• ufter they had failed to obey In^ R.During tfio minstrel ‘kit, the f i Donaldson, Maurice Wimbish, G. CHERBOURG, Nov. 2 fi.- ( /P ) - rtructions of the nation F. Shiffley and L. J. Bolt as Old counsel. Thomembers, trou>* wnic^£ mothLSf ,nMl8 way with his tilve thu Washington tranu,..lt0| , ^ i W ' ork whero ose3U, t . cent^pi tbc former Milli- resulted in the first than 30 yj-’ar,‘ n ‘..’jhterx of Koinv tiffg3’ i t Vies' , no 8ays 1,0 ls more tho Unitc<i Dsm. . tennis States to play cncon of __#_ i__ _ nrlia ovc- claims nerican Legion Minstrels Play To Capacity House On Wednesday Night Prayer ny ,Kcv. T. J. Nixon. Sermon by Rev. Mortimer Glov­ er. Benediction by Rev. O. II. Green- well. During the veryte, x fyj off .rinif was taken for the Seminole Cmfhty Welfare Board. “Pass the Turkey, please,” will be heard today in many Sanford homes and in bonus ail over the country, when hundreds will gath­ er nt the festive hoard to contentorate (la* deed* of tlio those daunt­ less ancestors, who braved wind und wave and the tomahawk ti plant in tin then wild and barren Miil, the sicds of the America* nation. * This afternoon local footlmll en­ thusiasts, who did not journey la Jacksonville to witness the annual clash bctwci u the Florida Gator* and the Washington und Leo Gen­ t rnl*, will see tivo good wrid games at the Municipal Athletic Field. At 2 o'clock tho Sanford High School eleven was to wind up it* 11*25 schedule with a game against the Winter Garden team. At_ -l o'clock a hard game i* in promise between the Winter Garden team. Tha game nt Winter Pnrk this afternoon between the Rollins Tars and the Howard College Bulldogs also claimed the attention of a number of Sanford fnna who mot­ ored to the neighboring city to see (lie clash. Can Be l egally Hanged WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—De­ spite in* refusal to accept com­ mutation of his sentence to tho .Atlanta penitentiary by the l*resident, Chapman cun ho legally hanged by thu state uuthoritien of Connecticut, it wait indicated a 11In* department of jusice. Tho department linn so fur tnken no cogniiuncu of Chapman's re­ ft *«l to accept the commutation of thu federal sentence. But it wn clearly Indicated that his uction will imt nave him from the scaf­ fold. “It L* now up to thu stuto au ­ thorities,” deelured onu official. Two Negroes Held For A ttacks Upon Quaker City Women Visitors From All Sections Of Country PHILADELPHIA N"V. 25.—(A*) To Attend Meeting nrrested here with altachQUINCY, Flu., Nov. 23.-(;P).— *r the reap­ pearance of “the atrnugleu,'l n Visitors from nil sections of tho crafty individual, <>r individual!, statu have boon extended nn in­ who*o swift and rudden attacks on vitation to attend the third an­ Inin* and unescorted women dur­ nual sesidon of tho West Florida ing tin* Li tt few weeks ha* caused ) Baptist Young People's Union con­ the death of three women ami vention which opens hero on N'ovcttiber 27, nml counties through created terror. One of tin* prisoners gave Ids noon uii November 20. name us Edward -Jackson. He Delegates to tho convention nml was arrested a few minutes after vi’dtors will begin arriving Friday Mrs. M. Knsainow encountered a afternoon to be (irvsent for tha «l range man in her house, fought first session of the convention op­ off his udvniice.i, screamed “ne­ ening nt 7:U0 that evening. Dciegros" from her door step and guti's to luivo seats at tho conven­ tion come from the territory em­ tell in a faint. Thu other suspect is William braced in the eastern boundary of , Davis, held without bail -n a ’ larRe* county to the wcstsrn lino 11 barge of attacking Miss Gladys of Aludiaon county. | Levin, a semi-invalid, a few min­ Prcpnrntionn for entertaining utes lifter she had alight'*! fl'nm the many delegates are being made In street cur. bhe later uh-Sd in capturing him. Both inuii denied attacking the women hut detective* said they were certain Davis waa the man MACON, Nov. 20.-</P>—Receiv­ who clutched Mis* Levin by tho ing new ministers in hi* confer­ throat. Mis* Iaivln identified him ence. Bishop W. N. Ainsworth who told police she was seized and n.xk* if they are in debt "suffi­ choked by a man a week ago, ciently to embarrass others." Hu partially identified Davis ns her dislikes being madu a collection assailant. The neck* of both Airs, Kassinn lahassee agency. and Miss Levin showed bruise* Havana; where their attackers had tried to Quincy; Chipley; I choke them. villc; D WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ft-(/P)— An apurtmunt hour.u in Copen­ scciutar; (Members of the Mitchell court hagen built by tho “ Women's martial are to take in the Army- Hume Building Society for unmar­ Navy game in New York during ried, self-supporting women" has the week, end recess but the Col­ been named thu “Claru Raphael’s onel has been ordered to remain in House" in honor of Denmark’s first feminist. Washinnton for Thanksgiving. �• THE SANFORD HEBAB% --------- . . . s ^ TO GIVE AWAY TURKEY Passengers Escape as Li nor Is Burned Flashes Of Life r n**dy. Fodders. Itun n|f Heard, Jtepalrlnic Hiu'clnllxu In Wreck* Associated Press LIFE . . -- -ANNEHDURS—South JOHAN Africa*Lions art* frif^teninjf chil­ dren going to school in northern Trnn.va Precaution* have been taken. NEW YORK—Columbia boys nre brimr tackled on tbo shins in tests f,f fear. A pupllomctcr mcnuurcs th* amount of dilation in the eyes •vhrn student of psychology be­ come alarmed. MEXICO CITY—Because of the drinking of Pulque an intoxicant, by mother , Mexico City ha t th<; highest infant molality rnto in the world, tin- biological department has concluded. flashes o f '■ ■■ ■• . -J. THRO' N Ff)lt FIRST TIME CRAN'D CANYON, Ariz., Nov. 21.—(/P)—Supia Smiley, an Indian, pile hundred and seventy-five paisongen; nnd 100 member* of the crew were saved when tho Clyde liner, has been thrown from a horse fnr Lehape, burned to the w ater's edge off the Delaware bren’et/nter. It was hound from New York to Florida. the first time in 10(1 years. His TM* exclusive photo wns tnk’fn by n cameraman from an, airplane that circled over the burning steamer first fall was when he was four just before /h e last sailors ttwk to the boats. years old. STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER | Messenger? By CHA.RLKS P. STEWAItT A member of the Portland, Ore., fire department recently confes­ sed to kindling thirty-eight fire.*, and approximate loss of property was <100,000. TO WHOM IT MAY AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Hal], Pentland & McCall II. N. RODENBAUGH ADVERTISEMENTS TELI \ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING "NO HELP WANTED DETROIT Nov. 21.—f/P)—"No help wanted,” ahoufied n man ns he swam out into the Detroit riv­ er where lie sank, .ignoring ut- Mrs. George AV. Shade, wife of ihc commander of the Lakehurst N tempts to rescue him. J., naval air station, is in the cen­ ter of public attention in Washing­ MAKhLET NEWS CUT ton now. Mrs. Zachary U n iwidow of the Shenandoah’* SIOUX F A IL S, Nov. 21.—f/P)_ downc, commander, said it wan Mr,-. Steele Market news in today's press was who brought her the letter in cut from a page !< > two columns Now Congressman Dnvty, n which, she charges, Captain Fol-y by club women editing tho paper Democrat, steps into the breach. sought to get her to change her testimony. , Mil hill unquestionably is n gen­ for a day. uine economy measure. The gov­ ernment’s executive personnel ought to ho cut down. If the ad­ ministration is as nervy ns Duvcy tho Mil will get Its supnprt (if so SAVEa/id it will ho odd to see a Republican .THRIVE administration hacking n Benin* ' “A ln congressman’s hill) hut it •will Ik* hard fought, too. . I t ’s noteworthy that tho Hrst broadside against it comes from on0 of Davey’s follow Democrats, Congressman Black of New York. Finger-Prints and Cheek Stubs Washington—Tho success of the Italian wur debt settlement negotlatlons enmo ns no surpriH- to you can prove your identity by your finger officlul Washington. The tip was dsssed out in ndvunco thnt Count Volpi dl Misurata had his orders ho you eon prove payment of your hilln from Premier Mussolini to come cancelled check stubs. to terms with the United S t a t e to get tho heat terms ho could, hut Tim safest way to pay is' by check. We ii on no account to lot the negotia­ to open an account here at J„ur ruiivcnimc' tions full through, iu the French your convenience. negotiations did. To bo sure, agreeing to pay n uobt anti m tually iwiyinic It art* two quito different things, Nev»rtheless tho Italians did an exrel- Florida East Coas Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami * Sanford, West I’alm Reach CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFFICE 317-318 F irst National Rank Bldg. Sanford, Florida S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager (tP) that tho wiley Signor Mussolini failed to think of this detail, France, of course, in decidedly a stronger country than Italy. If tho former couldn’t pay It seemed r vnxonable to guess thut the Fatter couldn’t. And then sho “tame through" nnd aurprived, not those vl^c rules for two years, that "in the know,” hut most people. President Coolidgc may separate Immediately, "Good little Italy!" | 106,000 to 200,(MIO federal employ­ oxclai’mcd everybody. es from n half billion dollars' worth of jobs. It’a t'u o that the compact be­ I)nvey says himself thnt his hill tween C ount Volpl and Secretary If passed, “will, for a limited pe­ Mellon a ill have to bo ratified by riod, glvo more power to the the Romt government nnd by Conpresident (n Republican president grcMi, hci e in Washington, l*ut in­ and Duvcy's n Democrat)'in time dications rnre that there will he no by peace than hns been exorcised hitch also it this. What Premier by any war president." Politicians know very well thnt ft's risky to fire puldic servants, and tho more nn admlni .‘ration fires, tho riskier it Is. Still, the leaders would ho inclined to tnkc that risk a t present, in tho inter­ est of a big saving, which would please tho county even if it did create a good many sore heads. But civil services rules, stand in tho way of much firing. Suspending them doubtless has occurcd to the administration folk long before now. Yet how could they tnkc (ho Initiative? Their motive would lie questioned, of course. They’d bo accused of a t­ tempting a general clean-out, in order to get their own henchmen Notice Ih hereby RjVcn . nil other concerned that „ partment, the draw of Bridge over St. John’s Hi, closed I for replacement 12:01 A. M. Monday x„T," Tuesday, Novemltcr 21, jgclearance'or height of mori Boats capable of using the pass the bridge will th(, girder span. Growth of Sanford F IR S T NATIONAL BANK til they default, this country is |,ou,|d to assume that they mean It. Thereby thulr credit Is greatly strengthened, their nmney increas­ es in value, their financial position U InpriiVhl nil round and -espec­ ially to the point- they’re able to 00 some more largo scale borrow­ ing here. iiiiLquaiita opportunity for the richest margin of mo, tor Marvania is destined to become Sanford’s ipai tment house district; its location improvements, All this redounds to the Mu souni giivcriuucnt’a glory. It reUounds to It all the more by ren* son or it, 1 contrast with France's balkiness. Nor is It a hit likely Faithful REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SANFORD-SYNONYMOUS SOLIDITY Solid ns the rock is the economical base upon which Sanford Is building. Thousands of acres of the most productive farming lauds in the World me sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. I •% 1 / .*T„ AJ»,, K **• ( II T j ^ 1I l11l ■ Jr if M 1 - -\ 1 j H \ | JW " f' Seventeen yearn of co-operutive, constructive, development in tho building of this GREAT IN­ LAND PORT is our record. Mr*. Chester A rthurN eG onof St. Louis didn't lore her love when xhe found her husband a rre te d for bigamy, having hnd n wife when »he marrird him. "If I hey Put him in Jail I'll no^thcra nut u liv® with nlm," she says. She is M 18 and he4 21. Magnolia At Second LOANS f R hone 48 INVESTMENT^ Marvania Investment Co SCRUGGS REALTY 1 SALES AGENTS 2 Fu st Street Phone 735 Masonic Temple �** ’f??r>2 •iU'.V ' ■■BWWIJUi ■'r{ fS R V 8 n c ; u»- THE thanks for the splendid advice Dollar Goes Higher which they have rendered. In Paris Exchange By enforcing the law, Mr. Mayo declared, Florida has succeeded in PARIS, Nov. 25.—(/P)—The dolturning out a creditable market citrus fruit, which has resulted n lar soared today to heights not an increasing ueniand for It.in reached since March, 1924, bring- CO-OPERATION OF Is Wiped O ff Books STATE GROWERS By U.S.Government IS APPRECIATEDi I Old Hickory Case The Whole Church la His Daddy \ with the highest priced yet pre­ the day’s trading or ten cenimes WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-bP> vailing. The growers, he said, can higher than New York's closing —The Old Hickory case, the last By 10:40 o'clock it of the war fraud charges brought A griculture Head Expresses keep up this standard by broad- yesterday. had gone further up. The pound here by the government was wipThanks For Aid Given Him casting the fact that they will voled off the records of the Clumbir.1 . p’nfnrelnir film ** F r u it I untarily continue their adherence sterling opened at 127.80 francs. Speculators were concentrating Supremo Court todny on motionl **) bniorclIng 1 L llrus r ruil | tb<? citrus fruit laws. - ■ — 1[ \Io fiu n -it F n n r ln H T h ia Y enr ‘ ____ their operations on foreign money. of■ — District Attorney Gordon. Measure Enacted This Year Acting at the request of tne de-. -------We have the shipii; we have the It was a red-letter day at: Lo­ fense, the district attorney nolie' TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 25.—(/P) men; we have the money too p ro ? ? ? ? ? the conspiracy indict- —Nnthan Mayo, commissioner of But we also have the Shipping carno for everybody but the Reds. —Providence Journal. ments against Everly 51. Davis of agriculture, in a statement to the Board.—Dayton News. New York and Ernest C. Morse, press here, expressed hearty ap­ of Cincinnati, growing out of the preciation for the manner in which sale of the Old Hickory Tower growers, packers and shippers of Florida co-operated with the in­ n!e*’l at Ineksonvlile, Tenn. M r ‘o was formerly director of spectors of the department in en­ sales for the War Department. forcing the citrus fruit law enact­ Alex ThUHpj of New York, indi­ ed by the 1925 legislature. cated with Dnvi.i and Morse, has “It has been through this co­ dlrni since the indictment was re­ operation," said Mr. Mayo “that ported. this department has successfully ■ ON I) *fense rntinsel pointed out tiint enforced the provisions of the net." suit to ■et aside tin* sale , civil , , , . “ I wish also to express my full. h'"l re wived in a holding of the appreciation to the officers and (•• nt-jiet. The Plant met the gov-1membent 0r the Fiuitman’s club.*’i erumenI $50,000,000,6 The mil t|„, statement continues, “for the near new Ford Garage. 178 feet on both Firs! price V/as $11,500.000. The Old Rp|endid and whole-hearted co-op, Hickory care was the first brought, eration nnd assistance which they. Street and Commercial Street. Two houses V " , «»nd !he In^t disposed of. All have at nil times rendered to the! on properly. A bargain at this price ' / " • o lers resolved in verdicts ,|(.p„rtmPnt in its attempt to ef-| lor the accused. diviently and satisfactorily enforce the law. GO WAN’DA, N, Y., Nov. 25.— “The department has been most i OP)—Some HI Indian maids are fortunate indeed in securing the 1-4 Cash. Balance 1, 2 nnd 3 years. |s rrv thev had their hair bobbed, services of such capuble inspect| ‘e !(•• « of th'dr short tresses n r.rs, most of whom are young, enmovie c .mpany would rot take ergetic college graduates, thoro*■ii'ni to I'iorida with 125 otbeis., uglily efficient, and have for the---- ------------------most part, served the state to the New York once received its wa- satisfaction of the department, ns Hoorn 11, Hall Illdg. ter : upplv through a pine log well ns the citrus industry, water main, nnd a log 14 inches “To the inspectors much credit II. S. Long, Mgr. if diameter from its first water is due for a successful enforcement maiu ( / 1799 was dug up in a per- of the law, and to them indivitlt(-l stale of preservation on July uallv nnd severally I take this 27, lilLM. method of expressing my sincere -.T~- Our Best Buy m THE ALTAMONTE] Altamonte Springs, Fla H miles South of Sanford. F irst class accomodations for isn rates. Beautifully located betwS parks golf, tennis boats, orange 1 Excellent cusme, fine orchestra. Twentieth season. lraa GEO. E. Bi Choice West F irst Street •• * ■* . ■: f SANFORD H E R A L D . THURSDAY. N O V E M B E R j j j , 1925— f ' «' \ >1, V $200 per foot )v ___ SANFORD REALTY CO. Tills four-month-old youngster has been adopted by the whole <-ntig egallon of a United lliethreti church nt Toledo, f). lie Wua found abandoned in an automobile in front of the chinch, an I everybody wanted him. The church women hnve named him Arbm>, after the founder i f the church, und are taking turns in caring f. r him. Monday Friday, Saturday Saturday Sped Y ou Save M oney 81x90 Pepplles Sheets, $1.95 grade at $1.39 9 Quarter Pep pies Hleeched Sheeting 48c yard * best Grade Outing, yard t y* i * 19c 32 inch Sea island, 15c grade at yd. 10c Just received new shipment of ladies' lat(•:->( noveltiea, I’unipa and Sirups in Velvet, Satins mi,I I’aients. Coni" in and \vt will be glut! to show you. Ladies* Millinery For some time the buying public has realized that prices on Sanfc-rd Avenue are the lowest to be found. The paramount reason for this is the low rent the mer­ chants pay. Each merchant on this page is offering you the advantage of this low rent in asking low prices for their merchandise. Head each ad carefully and then do your buying here where saving is para­ mount. All lateat styles and colors, V c 1v e ts and Satins. A I L t:i* Ladies’ Coats Felts nnd Velours, litfl nnd dark colors. ,V ■ i M en’s Shirts Flannels, Velours, Boli­ vian. Including Sport Models and Fur trimmed. Genuine H ro a d c k tk white only. All sizes. The Style Shop 309 SANFORD AVENUE altimore Oysters D Men’s Hats — Corner -Hit nnd Sanford Avenue SANFORD. FLORIDA Y* m in Sanford A venu. 'MrjarfJ M Owner offers one of the most and centrally located large warehouse locations on track Suitable for many lines of especially desirable for whole ery, feeds, etc. Address P.i Plant City, Fla. Early-- Y COME IN AND SEE OUR Milk-fed Hens and Fryers Red Roe Mullet Fresh anil Sail Water Fish Raw and Cooked Shrimp Order Your Thanksgiving Turkey Now Big Display of Toys DOLLS AND XMAS SPECIALS Kendall’s Fish and Poultry Market 217 Sanford Avenue Phone 478-W DON’T FORGET THAT WE have complete new and Fresh Stock of Groceries. S P E C IA L Regular values $2.25 to $8.00 for— Some good specials for Friday and Sat­ urday. Wo will deliver on Saturday. 3 Blocks From High Prices •>13-215 Sanfa New Line We Offer You Three Famil We will offer for the next 15 Days Men’s Shoes Our Prices arc right. Kanner’s D epartm ent Store OF XMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS CAN BE FOUND AT $1.75 and $6.25 The Service Laundry sod Club HOPKINS SHOE SHOP Sanford Paint & Army Store 325 Sanford Avenue CRENSHAWS C. D. WHITFIELD, LAUNDRY, c l e a n i n g , p r e s s in g ■°<D 506 Sanford Avenue 108 Sanftut! Ave. L Family Finish, ironed, 12 l*2c Pcr imum 8 pounds. f, 2. Hough Dry. flat pieces, ironed, & F imum 8 1-2 pounds. 3. Wet Wash, delivered while " e ’ | •Minimum 10 pounds. * > .0 Next to Sel-Rite < 5*55 t '.is* Sanford Avenue �St VERDICT IS REVERSED LEGION ! PLAY HOUSE In,l„ N„V. A fl,()00 judgment a-ninst the D. & (). Railroad for arrest on suspuj,,,, „f ffnmbUnK on 0 train clearly indicates proju£ 2 S T of Sid Kivo. Joe £ i A e n " w lln l0 eourt UlU Charles /.oilman, reversing his verC 8° ; T e . DUfhton and R- M. were favorably received an two local numbers and a clog GOITRE SYMPTOMS „ <kit by Sam S. Bnumcl. rtr comedy skit entitled -In Choking, Ncnmusneas, Throbbing, I and,” was r.nouter part Palpitation, Dizziness, Sleep. So Man’s which received Icssness, Relieved by Mrs. 1 *• ot the program Included in the [Tcr- much applause, */ Hamlin. Sluinless I.ini* cast were: 1 officer, Leroy A* nent Used. Hardboiled • Sergeant Caesar, Toni Chittenden NOTE: It would lie illegal to Private Previous, Hodi Nurse, Clnr- publish these statements it not U German soldiers: true. M” - C. N Hamlin, r»15 W. I.oc wfmbi.li. A. R. St., \V iIson. N. C.„ says, “My members of goitre is gone ami I feel like an­ other person. 1 shall Kindly give crsonnl information to anyone." n? ««<""* “ entertainment he used .Sorbul-Qunrdmplc. t came to a close with the 'aux, "Lest We Forget," with tint further information from following taking part: Glenn Roumillat & Anderson, drug stores ibl«h, Forrest Batchcll, 1. A. everywhere or write Sorbol Com­ pany, Mcclianicsburg, Ohio. , and Mrs. L. I. Frailer. & a n fo r d herald, Th u r s d ay \OTIt’R POO PI III.II'ATIOX ■Irjinrlmrnt hU d‘av’ tnf8lS.f.or.',< F a rid a . on Ihe Ida SERIAL NO. 017713 tkr , n,rT,nr ■ ‘ • U.imi Of fief, a t '• torlila, Aug. m s Liaim>nt ttantrs an wiinrsnca: ldnn"n F" ry• ° f U h « Ptor t . A. F arlna. of l.«kn M u ry . F l u r - flalrtt-nvltlc, W lllla Nnrditrom, of L*ko llnt-v Florida. i,n ri J. W. Fortier, .,f Lake Mnry. Flop. UEOIUIK C. CKOM. UrKintrr. hn*/c,ll>'.Bivrn that Fiord ■li.V on *Lr Mnr>r- Florida. u . 1933. made i:V ,f v\vunt7 ’ ,N"-v017733. for SANFORD—SYNONYMOUS *K ') "action 7, Township ; ' V : - Tollahannco Mriin n iii, r f r' untie,' of Intention il/ltiV. !,,n»"«lotlon Proof, to nnI',,*!', 1 «•> the land a bo Vo d * . t " Clerk Circuit Court. t nJinW1; i,'i‘5rlJa u" T h r e e t o t* nH p , , * yaoOOiOO a n d $ 3 3 t» .0 0 . F o u r r o n n t hnumr, i l u u b l e e n r a g e and tw o lo ta '>•»> T w o I o t a n r n r l l r p o t f o r *7000.00. 1 1 n r * a ln . t lulmnnt nanti-n ns wltnresc*: A- 1 Tina. «f aako Mary, F lor- T t r o t u l a „ „ | . a r k t a s t l S O *0300.00. T a b * a l«mk. 1 '* „ \ (J. W. Fortier. ,,f lAko Mary. F lo r- T" “ AMn Ferry, u( Lake Mary. F lo r ­ •M re l o t n n | ; | m A%r. $ - 000.00. Y o n e a n ' l b e a t I t. in rid!*' t>f Lake Mary, • I Flint IK C. CnOM. Itrelater. T i r o I o t a In M a y f a i r . T h e o n l y t r r o n r a l l n h l r r o n S n a f o r d A t e . O a e *.*,000.00, o t h e r *0000.00. F i r e l o t* | n f r u a t of H o t e l F o r r e s l l a t h e . SOLIDITY ya.ooo. T n o t n t e IS S v io o SlflOO.OO r a c k . .1 A" F* l o t s In t ' l t y l im i t* f o r *37,0 0 0 AO. F b o l r e It, | | . f r n n t n e e a t * 1 0 .0 0 p e r f o o t . M r e I o t a nn U n k A r e . F u l l n n i t ne e t b . r m . I l i a i e t h e r l i u l r r a t i t r i m t r In c i t y f o r n n h i l t r I r i o n , If 1. t n r e m tr d t a l k „ l i h m e. If l t ‘n t i n r l n r a a p r o p e r l y I h n r e t h a t , l i m e n n n i r o n n 03 j r n r lrn m e —e n n ' t h e h e a t . I f j i i u a r e n i t r n i i K e r II r r l l l p a y y o u t o I n r m l l g n t r . S Solid ns the rock is tho economical base upon which Sanfortl is building. Thousands of acres of the most productive farm ing lands in the World are sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern m arkets. Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this GREAT IN LAND POUT is our record. Magnolia At Second LOANS W. J. THIGPEN | TO ALL CONTRACTORS AND B U I L D E R S SANFORD AND VICINITY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Tlio Tuh-stiin-Ilrumley Building. Phone 48 INVESTMENTS — ADVERTISEMENTS" TELL “YOU^WHAT- T I I E H ^ MANGE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. OF The scale of wages for journeymen Carpenters of Local Union 1751 of Sanford, Fla., will be $1.10 per hour on a m i after January 1, 19-G. By unanimous vote of Local Union 1751. By c c pLYNNi Recording Secretary. DAVIS SHORES ST. AUGUSTINE REQUESTS Several Local R epresentatives D. P. DAVIS PRO PERTIES Masunir Bldg., Sanford ASK HIM YOURSELF It-maltes us feel R'ood to be able to look a used car customer in the face and ask unblu shingly, “H o w ’s your Car?” We know what he is going to say —because we know the car was RIGHT. I. W. Phillips1 Sons C o r n e r O a k A v e :in d 2 n d S t AMID MAJESTIC PINES f Only Buic'O J ja s iJ jfiS fla ls c J Jl/J2J3313 cind ■ irjp Je s s z i l s d x a n y in e y rs a safe and sound opportunity to reap gencrou future happiness and THANKFULNESS Dukli S tanJa.J Five Pjijc m *' Seiiev m ore pow er from a given q u a n t i t y o f gasoline than o th e r types of engines. Bart Nason, Sales Director A n d n o w , th e B u ic k oil REALTOR Telephone 219 Sanford, Florida \ O n titafio /O ip ifjjil Motors Corporation tieB efferB lJlC K SANFORD BUICK CO. F irst N ational B an k Building �VV }>'■ ^rJSFfe ?' Vf 33% all ry-*«•>*? THE’SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, PAGE FOUR Your Uncle Sam Is Good At This H ie Sanford Herald MM The Ninety-Second Psalm ftM fl It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and a to sing praises unto thy name, 0 most High. Ootobar IT. 1*11, at th* a t S o a fo rd . F lo r id a v n d a r A c t o f To show forth thy loving kindness in the morning, and March I, im . thy faithfulness every night. ■ dttaT RfUAID t. D»*w_ _X*aa a * * » Upon an instrument of ten strings, and upon the M. H O W A R D » « H Q . r i T u 't i psaltery; upon the harp with a solemn sound. 111 M a a a n lla A r e * * # For thou, Lord hast made me glad through thy work; a rB a n tirn o if itATea O n * T a a T — IT .M «»l* M r.ntha. I l . l l Uatlscr.rt m rn- b r c * r ’1»r. par I will triumph in the works of thy hands. w M k , IDo. W a c k ly E d it io n 111* 0 Lord, how great nre thy works; and thy thoughts arc aaryaar.______ __________ __ very deep. HP t r i a l , N O T i r a i A ll o b ttn a ry aoMcea. c a rd * ot t h r n V t. r**o lu t ln n » A brutish man knoweth not; neither doth a fool under­ a n d n o tic e * ot e n te rta in m e n t* w n n ra rh a r ir r c a rc a iad a w ill ba c h a ra a d stand this. l o t a t r c f B l a r a d r c r t lc l n t rate*When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the M a t M it m n t » A n s n r iA T K n p u b i s T k a Acaoelated F re e * I f c r c lu c * workers of iniquity do flourish; it is that they shall be de­ Ir a t y entitled t« M ia u m f o r ra - stroyed forever. p a b flc a tlo n o ' a ll r u n d isp a tc h e r oredlte., to It o r not o th e rw lca crc d But thou, Lord, art most high for evermore. t a j In tn la p a p e r and alao the loa a ‘ s a * a pnhflapad haraln. A I I rlc h ta For, lo, thine enemies, Lord, for lo, thine enemies shall - f ca p u h lle a tlo n o f a p a rla l d lapatcbaa h a ra ln a rc alao raaar**ad. perish; nil the workers of iniquity shall be scattered. But my horns shall thou exalt like the horns of an THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1925. unicorn; I shall be nnointed with fresh oil. TDF HFJlALil’B PLATFORM Mine eye also shall see my desire on mine enemies, and 1^—Deeper water route to Jacksonrflle. mine cars shnll hear my desire of the wickcs that rise up 1,—Construction of St. Johna-ln- against me. dian Rlrer canal. The righteous shnll flourish like the palm tree; he shall 1 —Extension ef white w*y. i f -Hitnalon of local amneementa. grow like a cedar in Lebanon. —Swimming pool, tennie eonrte, Those that be plnnted in the house of the Lord shall •U. 4,—Alimenting of building pro- flourish in the courts of our God. I ram—botnet, bovela, apartment They shall still bring forth fruit in old age; they shall wain . be fnt and flourishing. I<—Kctenalnn of tvreet paring pro­ gram. To show that the Lord is upright; he is my rock, and V—Conatruetlon of bonlertrd there is no unrighteousness in Him. at riM ti* Matter. eti I n f 'i r t , aror nd Lake Monroe. I— Comple'Jon of city beautifica­ tion program. 9.—Expansion ot aehoo! system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities._____________________ That Twelve Pound Look James Barrie has written a play in which he illustrates the occasional misfortune of success. Some men work for BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY the good of their fellow men. Most men work for the sake COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS:— of the money or the power they get out of it. It is when Rless the Lord, 0 my soul: and nil a man puts his work above his honor or his religion that that Is within, bless His holy success is unfortunate. name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, nnd In the play Sir Harry is about to be knighted. He sends forget not nil his henofits. for a typist to write letters to his friends answering mes­ Who forgiveth nil thine Iniquit­ ies: who hcnlcth nil thy diseases; sages of congratulation. When she arrives, he finds her Who rcdccmcth thy life from de­ to he Kate, his first wife, whom he divorced fourteen years struction; who crowneth thee with before. loving kindness and tender mereifsji» They are alone and soon nre reviewing incidences which Who sntlsfleth thy mouth with led up to their divorce. She had left a letter giving him the good things; so that thy youth Is impression she had gone away with another mnn. Sir Harry renewed liko tho eagle’s. Psalm is keen to know who tin’s mnn might have been who was so 103: 1, 5. wonderful as to attract a woman from him. Finally she PRAYER:—Father, mny wo come Into thy presence this day In tells him that there was no one. That she loft him for no a spirit of genuine thnnkfulnesi. one else, prefering to live alone and make her own wny Fill our hearts with gratitude for in the world rather than live with him. Thy goodness, nnd for Thy wond­ This is a terrible blow to his pride. He recalls how he erful works unto the children of men, nnd to Thy nnme ho all honor covered her with jewels, the elaborate dinner parties over nnd pralso now nnd forever. A- which she presided, and his incomparable success. He re­ mcn. members he started life with very little. He worked hard — — o ---------and grew wealthy. Ho became prominent nnd a member THANKSGIVING IN THE of fashionable society. He was successful, intolerable suc­ COUNTRY cessful. I suppose out in the country they He placed his success above everything else. He dressed nrn pilin’ up the stuff, The jellies nnd the cookies, rank­ his wife in utmost gorgeousness, not becauso be loved her, in’ sura they’ll have enough; but because, so dressed, she made an excellent background And tho women In the kitchen arc for him. Ho gave iiuge dinners, not because he had many ns busy »s can bo friends, but because it pleased him to appear popular. With tholr baking and their stow­ ing nnd in fancy I can see She realized this. She became aware of the fact that Tho old mnn in the iloorynn! dress­ while she had been his wife and an equal partner in his ing Mister Turkey Cock, Who was proud up to tho mlnuto life and affairs, she now was merely his chattel, one of his amusements, a part of his many decorations. She began that he visited the block. plotting for her freedom. Thanksgiving In tho city yearly She hired a typew riter, learned to operate it and then comes nnd goes to us, got work. This, without his suspecting it in the least. And wo’re little time for planning nnd wo’ru not included to fuss, When she had saved twelve pounds, she bought the type­ But Thanksgiving In the country writer. Then with a sigh of relief, and leaving a farewell means a week for making note to her husband, she departed. plans, Now fourteen years later, she tells Sir Harry, who has With the clatter of tho dishes nnd tho rattling of the pans married again, to beware of the twelve pound look. Perhaps And tho dusting and the sweeping his present wife is plotting her escape. No woman can nnd tho linking of the pies For tho visitors we’re coming with stand too much success in her husband. real hunger in their eyes. Perhaps there nre in Sanford instances of excessive suc­ cess. Certainly there are many men in Sanford who have I t ’s time for hallelujahs nnd a day recently and suddenly become fabulously rich. Perhaps for being glad, I t’s n family reunion with nobody they take their success nonchalantly and without too much feeling sad, conceit. But if they do not, if they think their present With n table set for twenty, piled wealth is due entirely to unusual mental powers, and a with every sort of treat And more good stuff provided depth of foresight and wisdom, which places them on a pedestal somewhat above the average mortal, they had bet­ than n regiment could eat, ter watch for that twelve pound look. With children most impatient to be set upon the feed; ----------------- o ■ • Oh, it’s there there is real mean­ Those (speculative*) conditions are temporary. Born ing in n prayer of gratltudo. of the boom, they will the with it. Morula must go through I suppose out in the country they the experiences that always accompany boom times wher­ arc working hard today. Getting rendy for tho children ever they may develop. But residents of the state are look­ who have grown nnd gono n- ing forward to the time when speculation shall cease, prices seek u normal level and the state rid itself of speculators •a . way’ And tho coming back Thnnksgiv- now regarded as objectionable; when Florida shall he left ing with a dim and misty eye. I can see a dozen barnyards where free to make the steady progress that well-wishers see in prospect for it.—New York Times. tho turkey feathers fly, «ut we re living in the city and we’re now no place to go ro r the old-time glad Thanksgiv­ ing which the country people know, —Edgar A. Guest — ----- o— -- We know that John Rumble/ could sing tenor until we heard him wnrhle very softly, "I’m In The Jail House Now." -------- o-------The entire first section of LochArbor, Sanford's newest aubdivhlon development, was sold out on the first day, demonstrating clear­ ly the faith that investors have in this city, -------o-------- Headline says, "Republican lead ­ ers Moving Slowly in Dealing With Insurgents.” Which is u good ex­ ample of knowing which side your bread is buttered on. ■■■o A number of scientists of the University of Paris have signed a protest against the verdict ren­ dered In the Scopes trial at Dayton, Tenn. Now let’s see, what Was that trial about? ■- O ' No, It wasn’t Johnnie Walker who was elected mayor of Now ■ York City yestirday, although Jimmie’s election is nignlficent of the name thing.—Sanford Herald. No, Johnny Walker, the best road engineer In Fltmds, is right on the job computing Marion’s fine system of highwayt.—Ocala Star. Before Old Man Volstead took charge -lebnnlo Walker wag ex­ ceedingly popular la this parts. Itcquleicat in pace.—Tampa Tele(FMl Pih Florida And Ohio LA KBLA ND ST AR-TELKGUA M A number of concerns in Flor­ ida are taking the same attitude toward Ohio nnd the knocking communities of tho North, thnt those same communities are tak­ ing towards Florida, with the ex­ ception that ail Florida business interests are doing is to quit trail­ ing with firms in Ohio upd othtsr points and they arc dealing on tho square and not misrepresenting anything. We believe that such an attitude will do us much tow­ ards softening the untruthful heart of some of Iho Ohio knock­ ers, which includes tho bankers, tho newspapers and the ScrippsHoward corporation of Ohio and California, as anything that could be done, A typical letlcr returned to an Ohio firm which la doing a big business in Florida follows: “Gentlemen: Your request for further business received but we aro trying to co-operate with Flo­ rida boosters and Florida inter­ ests nnd one plan is not to pat­ ronize any firm in Ohio until the Ohio hankers, the Ohio newspap­ ers. etc., quit lying and knocking on Florida. We do not fear the truth. **£inee Lakeland has been in­ cluded in the list ot tho Ohio knockers, wo are becoming espec­ ially interested over the misrep­ resentation sad until Ohio burl* hv.» Isvn who w^qv tv arc not afraid of a square deal, wuke up and stop Iho banks end newspapers, Ohio will receive the kick hack before long. “We are sorry but desire that you cancel all future orders thnt are not covered by any contract.” The above letter sent to more Ohio firms who ship to Florida would hell* bring Ohio back to normalcy and wake them up to tho situation that Florida /does not intend to put up with the misrep­ resentation any longer. If those firms want to print the truth about any special persons or sections or cities or business Institutions that is all right, but when they make it all general about Florida nnd tho statements are untrue for the most of the state, then it is a different matter. Not a single a r­ ticle that has appeared In the knocking papers has specified an> definite hotel, restaurant, individ­ ual or corporation, simply because iho writers knew they could get away with generalities and wide sweeping statements, and they al­ so knew that what waa said In another way would have to be proven hecmi«n no (verson in Flor­ ida ia going to :!tsnd for the misierrc:*ntatlon and knocking that have been going on, if tt ihincet to he him Individually. Therefore Uie thing lor Florida pcopl* to do is fight back in tho open a n i stop all liulr-ca* gwing to firms that Iwly lUiUla thv kaockcri. As Brisbane Sees It $1,000 n Foot, Rent. Law Against Strike*? Well, We atrnck One. The Ladies of Bryn Mnwr BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copy rt*nt 1925) WHAT WILL happen If they ever have a renl estate hoom in New York City? How high would prices go? One piece of land in West For­ ty-Second Street has been rented for 21 years at $-1,000 a front foot. This means paying a rent­ al $1,000 for n front foot, four per cent on $100,000. At that rate as the Astors lscd to figure values n 20 foot lot would be worth $2,000,000. Weep, single taxers, for it is all solid unearned increment. WASHINGTON S U G G E S T S | thnt the President, annoyed by the unions' threat to call a soft coal strike, will nsk for “a law against strikes in basic industries.” Strikes would not be permitted if they interfered with public com­ fort or any necessary public work railroads as well n s mines and oth­ er work. IT IS easy to suggest n law, easier than it would be to get it. To get it would he much easier than to enforce it. Onco it was against the Inw to strike in this country. And in England, formerly n workman was forbidden even to wander away from his own parish to seek work in another; The punishment was hrnnding on the cheek. How far this republic will go hnck in that direction remains to be seen. FOR THOUSANDS of years the human race has wondered what would happen if tho earth struck n comet. Night before last it found out. nnd nothing happened. The earth ploughed through what is left ot' Biela’s comet astronomers say it was ns though a bullet had gone through n fog cloud. No result, except the falling of small met­ eors melted in the upper atmos­ phere. BIELA’S COMET came into our solar system about 100 years ago, was '‘captures!,” as the astronom­ ers put it, by our giant neigh­ bor Jupiter, 258,000 miles in cir­ cumference. Now the poor com­ et is broken up, ami any planet can safely pass through It. YOUNG LADIES of Rryn Mawwho rule themselves, have decided that the cigarette is more power­ ful than the yearning for a per­ fect life. So the law against cig­ arettes goes into the waste bas­ ket, nnd each “hall of residence” will have its smoking room for the charming, learned young ladies. Nevertheless, those that ,*U>Jiot smoke will make, physically" speak­ ing, much hatter mothers than 4ha girls that do smoke. COLONEL MITCHELL confirms the statement of other experienc­ ed fliers that our United States airplanes are “flaming coffins” any undertaker can prove his in­ telligence by moving to one of our flying fields. However, thnt does not interest gentlemen that give orders to American fliers, or sent the Shen­ andoah to In* wrecked in a thund­ erstorm. Their aircraft theorizing is dune on the ground. UNION LABOR, having succeed­ ed ndmiruhly in hanking enter­ prises, proposes to try insurance. Instead of paying outside compan­ ies to insuro them, the workmen will insure themselves, and plan n $.'{00,000,000 concern. INSURING YOURSELF is sennib le, if you are big enough for it. \\ hen Judge Gary took charge of the steel company, he started “self insurance." setting nsidu each year the amount saved in prem­ iumsfll„, not spent. • , In . , a short time ..... | Eventually !!, lly the the amount amount thus thus «saved on insurance will equal par on all the common stock in the sited com­ pany. HEADED FOR REVOLUTION MACON TELEGRAPH Only the death of Mussolini, either from the disease which has wracked his system during the pasty ear, or death from the bullet of an assassin, will save Italy from a revolution. She is headed for it ns certainly as France wan head­ ed for the Eighteenth century re­ volution, blit it will not bo so long delayed in coming ns was the re­ volution which ran the streets of I’aris red with lilood. The people of France, particular­ ly tho long-suffering peasantry, had stood the tyranny and abuse of the nobility and the extrava­ gance of the Bourbon kings for centuries. When they djd rilfe in their might and in their wrath, they put the heel upon the nicks of the Bourbons and the nobility. Uoufeiou j of their jpw ers, they in *(gated a Reign ot Terror that was more horrible and more bloody than the misrule of the nobility. History will repeat itself in France, if Mussolini’s power is not soon cut off. He took the reins by force at a time when the Bol­ shevists had seized factories nnd were seizing more. He stood at the moment he entered Rome, un­ der tho summons of King Victor Emanuel, us the potential itlvior of his nation, as a world hero, who might go down through the cen­ turies as the benefactor of the Italian people nnd the stabilizer of the Italian economic structure at i* time when it was about to topple under the burden of foreign debts and domestic depression. Instead, he has used the power to magnify hit own glory. His most recent effrontery was to go before the Senate and the Cham­ ber of Deputies nnd demand a law which would make him account able only to tho King of Italy. That would mean, of court).', Chat Mussolini would be accountable only to himself, for the ruKng. Prince of the House of Savoy rec­ ognizes that Mussolini might exile him at any moment he chose, or might have hint assassinated by the Fascistic, who have grown somewhat adept In tho gentle art Robertson, Williams of slaughtering Mussolini's ene­ mies and rival; v It may be ex­ pected that once n man so am­ bitious ns Mussolini, had a mea­ sure adopted which would set him up ns the sole nrhiter of Italy’s destinies, he would not hesitate to dissolve the Parliament and send ■its members to their homes, re­ taining the reiitn solely to himself. In mnny of the things he has done, Mussolini has shown him­ self to he nothing less than a gen­ ius. In others, he has demon­ strated himself to he a dolt. In this enlightened day, the peoples of the world will not long remain content with the heel of a tyrant upon their necks; they will not long forbear the loss of rights ami prlviidgcn* they *ami' th e ir an­ cestors have won through the blood of generations. They are not content to deliver their for­ tunes, their bodies nnd their souls, into the hands of a man who has proved himself to he brutal, vain­ glorious and consumed by ambi­ tion. They will not suffer them­ selves to be whipped and tyran­ nized by his hirelings, the Fascist!, into obeying tho will of the dic­ tator. They will not suffer thenitirivcs long to he deprived of their constitutional rights of freedom of suffrage and freedom, of speech and freedom of the press. Italy will not live long under the cow­ ering lash of a tyrant. The end which will come to Mus­ solini, if ho continues on his wny, is inevitable. It is the end which came to Caesar; it is the end which will come to any man who drinks deep draughts of power and gets drunk upon it. DAN DOBBS SAYS: We never hear of an insurance man marrying that we don’t won­ der if he did it just to get to sell her some insurance. HIE GORGAH Memorial Insti­ tute maps out a program that ■ AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES should add 10 or 15 years to the average human life nnd save bil­ lions of dollars. Part of the fight will be against mosquitoes, that cause 3,000,1)00 cases of malaria Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami a year. A man with malaria is Sanford, West Palm Beach hko an engine with water in the gasoline his cupacity is cut down CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFFICE fifty per cent. Fighting malaria should ha the J17-J18 First National Hank Bldg. business of the government. Fly­ Sanford, Florida ing machines could be used to spray swamps that breed malarial S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager mosquitoes, and end that plague. ■■■■■■■■■■■I,,,, , , , , , , 2 EHall, Pentland & McCall \ Highest Quality PUBLIC ACCOCM S u i t e 13-13 T», M ONl We have two plansi Your Hoi 1st—We will lend you A ll The The honeymoon is over when he can carry a cigar in his vest pocket without it being broken. Ideal Fertilizers •HVtmtllS A U D IT * necessary to build a W 2nd— If your homo is already I you n very substantial! NO DELAY-----Prompt Service Gua| Call and let us explain! Title Guaranty & W 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, T ■■■■■■I*1 £ 1 ! Wc offer today ten lots in to" market price. You will have a pr'd dollars when you buy. Prices ran.' ( avoid d d L y ‘ c L ^ V c M g e a t a d ^ f r a i g h ^ d i U ^ S ! M rly “ ml SIORVICE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO \ EGEI ABLE GROWERS We offer to the vegetable growers of pinrS/i. u. , Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services1ofUDr ? T'r nsu[,9idiaryun Entomologist ntul Plant Pathologist of high ivnnt..1 ?! Lco.n»i'd, the field, tell us about them and we will give vnn th!?™ V trt,.uldf i, ar*»e in od of control. Our price list No. 20 wiln)t. JL* ,! mast uP;tl>'tlate rneth• oe sent upon request. Wilson & Tooraer Fertilizer Company MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTII 17Fn<f Jacksonville, Flonka ERS PAUL R. FORBES. Mffr., Sanford Branch r v .- ,*** - *• Compare price of lot" across the street, with these. Well located, near ne* and lights. In view of ami roe—What more? �SEJAOTORDJERALI), THURSDAY. NOVEnrocp PHONE: AND PERSONAL 148 MHS. FRED S. DAIGF.R. SOCIETY- EDITOR SECOND ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT AND i Azarian Class Holds C V - " - °* Wilmington, N. Sir. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of Ridgewood, N. Y., arrived in the - n Enjoyable Social s J o V r f c r - 1 “*>■* >" city STUDIO TEA ELICIT MUCH PRAISE on Wednesday to spend the Too much credit cannot bo Rive" the Literature Department of the Woman’s Club for its annual art exhibits given MCb ypar> wh[ch will S lid indeed be n credit to a city three twice the size oi of Sanford. ednesday afternoon the deOn W Wednesday lb hon Rem partment pave theaecond lent gave the seconJ exhibit and •nd studio tea, te«. with Mrs. John R. MacDonald MscDonald as os chairman. Quite a visitre* will laree large number num ber of Interested ........— , llceonk" ors, not only club members but also out-of-town people availed themselves of the opportunity of viewing the large und varied col­ lection of antiques. The large club lounge, was most htertai" artistic with its decorations of cut Week flowers, autumn leaves and bright jr.ftring bits <>f pottery. At one end wan IJclitidv the daintily appointed tea tcablo In. J- suggestive of the harvest season, with its center piece, a huge blue it the bowl filled with fruits of all kinds co Pal- pouring coffee and tea during the afternoon were: Mrs. E. A. Moffett nnd Mrs. Elmer D. Haines and of Altamonte Springs. They were [of Holy assisted in serving sandwiches, oman’* enkes and mints by the younger club members. Greeting the guests upon arrival sher was the chairman of the depart­ ment, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff and lonor the club president, Mrs. Henry Irran Wight. Mis McNulty of Orlando gave a most interesting talk on “Co­ lonial Weaving” explaining mater­ ials, patterns and ilraigns, nnd Il­ sec- lustrating them with finished rugs ■rties, runners nnd other lovely articles. The club is deeply indebted to klov“npli- Mrs. William Moore Scott who I Fvr- personally collected the wonderful the display of pottery of nil kinds, firidgt? the sale of which was a huge suc­ cess. liblooiu In viewing the exhibits of an­ white tiques, much admiration was shown re- hy the visitors in the antiques were shown by Mrs. Butelie, which in­ rosei cluded a pair of brass candlesticks used by Marie Antoinette. i keep- Mrs. E. A. Moffett's collection ne was of silver dating back over 20t) wore years, nnd also old Chinnware of IbeM1by Colonial periods were greatly hile the complimented. \ truest* Quaint coverlets, spreads, quilts, faleiton paisley shawls and rugs were on sited a exhibit by Mrs. Raymond Key. lemento Hand woven and hand made baby the clothes, night caps nnd other gartr was "!Uch "PPrcciatcd by the necdleworkers who examined Ellswo?thS‘ ° rk iShown MrsEllsworth. eq2V Several ancientLybooks were also included in her co llet Piques equally interest­ ing were displays by various members and friends of the duo The whole affair was n marked !"<**« to the untiring Jf S the chairman, Mrs. Mac­ Donald and her capable assistants. Duplicate Bridge Club Entertained Tuesday By Mrs. Chas. Henry Quantities of roses, calendulns. bouganvillea and other cut flow­ ers were used in artistic profux*®n °I) Tuesday when Mrs. Charles fc. Henry entertained the mem° f „the Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club at her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. K fallies done in fascinating au­ tumnal designs were used in marking the places of the players, and the spirited game of duplicate „r.Psulted in Mrs . Ralph Wight, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. Mrs George Knight, and Mrs. Lc Roy Chittenden, in holding high scores. Following the card gnme the hostess, nssisted hy Miss Florence Henry, served tempting refresh­ ments of shrimp nulad, snltines, olives, cake nnd coffee. d ^!ri?‘J ,! eVry’s Kuests were Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd guest Mrs. Luc™* McLeod of Tampa, Mrs. S. \f r yn' ’Up1’ ('CorKC Knight! Mrs. Le Roy Chittenden, Mr*, liarry , B- Lewi3, Mrs. R. C. Bow wer, nnd Mrs. Sam Yountz Aiarian Class met Tuesday f MUmI is ^ the U0V u the home of Mrs. Leo city for miiaion. h°rt sUy on as si T X) chostess. Mrs- Chnrl” Echols ns aassistant held bus'nes* session was the'dav «"U5SOrJ °! l’ala^ a spent .y ^ Sanford on \\ cdnpsdQV lal hoar1* C°W. 0f Which » S0C- attending to business. " cane5Uay eril inf enjoyed, when sevmolh eSt,n,r conl” ts afforded Wonhi,v 'v r"n nnl’ Tht‘ Priz« WM nnmn«?'t»f‘T ldinK of Dpl^nd was of th..J Coursey, teacher in ,hv MUW.” * A de,iCi0US !,nlnd nfL™ ^ i “V erved ll,tc in the Duncan Hassell, Wallace Bell cd bv°°\i by iPippens. ^ e hostesacs “asistby Mrs. thos«*frnk y nrkwotKi nr‘‘ nmong wiihheMnp,<t,-n'wtinft bp held theso from Eanford attending the nueh Mrs' fiforK° (m Laurel Ave- Washington and Lee-Florida foot* ball game in Jacksonville today. i* spending some time with relatives in WnyCinS!l’ Tboma!<v',le 1,0,1 Atlanta, Personals P ’ " aj !,h °f Tampa is in the citj for a few days on business. • a , p* Pn» y Of Atlanta, Gn., ar­ rived here Wednesday for n stay of a few days on business. ,h‘* Drown of Daytona spent the day here Wednesday transact­ ing business. i *Vr' JVld ‘^ rs- E. r\ Bartro of At­ lanta. Cm., are in the city for a few days enroute to points on the Wert Coast. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. l!ou«e of Tampa spent the day here Wed­ nesday enroute to points on thr East Coast. W. K. Bruner of lieber Springs. A rk., arrived in the City Substan­ tial on Wednesday to spend the winter. Miss Lucilo Anderson, a stu­ dent of the Kellogg School of Nur­ sing, Battle Creek, Mich., and Miss Margaret Uhrke of Albium. Mich, also n student of the same insti­ tution, arrived Tuesday to spend a month’s vacation with the for­ mers parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Anderson. TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORD I wish to announce th at 1 nm n candidate for the office of City Commissioner to be determined in the regular Municipal Election to be held on the First Tuesday after the First Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. Your consideration will be appreciated. E. F. HOUSHOLDKR. J. E. forest of Chattanooga, lenn., was among the winter visi­ ‘” tors arriving in the city on Wed­ nesday. Don t forget the Episcopal Ba­ C. T. Harbour of Providence, It. zar at the Woman's Club Tuesday. arrived in the city Wednesday Uec, 1. Delicious chicken plate j for an extended stay und is stopsupper $1.00. 1 1 ping at the Montezuma. ---- -— — ~ _ »- ■ Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. winter and nre stopping Montezuma. at the Mr. nnd Mrs, Robert Hooker and baby and C. II. Hooker of Cliicngo, 111., were among the arrivals here Wednesday nnd are pleasantly lo­ cated at the Montezuma. DO YOU WORRY? One of the most difficult things to contend with in these strenu­ ous times is worry nnd nervous­ ness. Almost everyone suffers in one form or nnother—neuralgia, neuritis, nervous indigestion, etc., all painful, afflict suffering hu­ manity because the nerves nre dis­ ordered. Women suffer most be­ cause of their physical make-up. To correct these conditions take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­ tion, mnde so soothing herbs. It is a wonderful nerve tonic nnd will help rei*‘.ore nervous women to health nnd strength. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. V. THE PIPE ORGAN CLUB Will Hold Its Annual Citizens of Sanford— Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, 1925? If you arc not registered, • *» | iff M Register with L. R. Phillips, City Clerk at City Hall, this must be before the 28th duy of Novem­ ber. Be sure you nre registered in the City Elec­ tion Hooks. Your Poll Tax for the year 1924 must be paid. If you have resided in Sanford for six months nnd the State of Florida for a year you nre entitled to register. BAZAAR Let every citizen do his duty. Qualify and vote in the City Election, December 8th. December 4-5 The City you live in is the g reat­ est investment you have. At The Home Of Miss M artha Fox 718 Oak Ave. a F o r R en t la Mis* Katherine Wilkey. The affair was one of the most enjoyable of the many social events of this season nnd the cordial hos­ pitality of the hostess being re­ flected In every detail. About forty guests were present. Brick Bldg. Two Floors jl ,. |t *t Address I{. W. Care Herald J Life ofa Car may,,, CS 'm“ g ........... it t." he measurea hy it's O il/ +♦*►»♦>->+++•*-+♦■ ♦♦^♦4+4-H .++++.;..1.+e +++.:.++^.+>+^ . +.>.;,++++++^ +++_M^++++ ■ ‘s and Fur-J rimmed Fur Trim m ed Coats Stouts and “Little Lad­ ies" mnde of fine all-wool Coats :: ■ ■( ..■ ■ ■> N 2 <• N >M <> ■ -■ H ■ . u ■• ■ ■■ i« • 'Keepyour Cat I f o u n g mth P O L A R IN E ::! : ,, H m beautifully trimmed with brown and black Sizes 16 to 53. 0 ■ 1> ■ it K .> a 1. ■ fur. •r \*;S M .- ■ .. M i. a a ■ $29.00 to $100.00 . ■ >13 .> N i ■ a High Grade ■ ;r ■s T * M ’ U Furs ■At pouplar prices. Small medium and large size ‘. . u■ m <t a chokers made of squirrel, tox and m artin, double and single styles all per­ fect skins. $19.00 to $39.00 f^ e a r ^ade silk in all the Silk Gowns and Tedds Trimmed with fine Irish and mind made filet laces. Made of the new silk trousseau crepe. \\ hite nnd Flesh. -------------- ---------------- rowELL C ompany I m ' I P O L A R IN E its quality. F a ir com parative tests huve alw u y s show n th at for guarding all p a rts against friction and w e a r, giving added pow er th ro u g h a perfect piston seal, und re ­ ducing noise tiT a m inim um , P O L A R IN E can not be e x ­ celled. Add yours of life to y o u r c a r b y u s in g P O L A R I N E . A liracJo fo r y o u r car. ■r ■ .. m .. ■ a Oils and Greases $8.75 to $12.50 ^ F you w ant your autom obile to run as smoothly und po w ­ erfully u few years from now as it does today— lubricate it thoroughly and frequently w ith P O L A R IN E M O TO R O IL . Polarine lubrication is the prevention of w ear—the len g th ­ ening of the life of yo u r cur. T he careful selection of crude, the most modem and com ­ plete refining processes, give <> a <i a it ■ j♦a ............................................................... *** ** ! \ Standard O i l C o m p a n y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY Aalo road map* of Alabama, Florida. Coorgi*. Koolucijr, ood Mutittippi can bo bod ol aa? SI ANDARD OIL COMPANY (K u lu d ;) Sorvka Station froo-of charga. (S) �_ Two Beauties and a Beast _ THE SANFORD j,Llon 1J i h r . v icr 1woir.i n, ?n in mil d t-s . rrcnnturcd tier the mat1 and nrotued ■, Thnr 1 F11-- m i ng sentences hc.ru. /lrv law wh?t- w rv L-ft of an nuore of them .tending she it.'mi arrived Real Estate Boom Is 1st Commercial Plane Affecting Acreage Of To Be Used In State Leading Florida Crops Will Be Shipped Soon CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-,.—UP)—'Tho real estate boom in Florida seems to be affecting the stale’s ncrepgO of lending crops of vegetables. A report today by the U. S. I'.ureau of Agriculture Economics is authority fur thin statement. The report says that the less than half of last year’s plantings of toma­ toes will he made along the east const south. Intentions are to plan only 1,100 acres of tomatoes in Ilrowanl, Dado nnd Palm Jlrncdi counties, compared with 10/100 nr res last reason and 15,000 acres in 1024. Shortage of labor for farming purposes is a serious factor in ad­ dition to the land encroachment of real estate and building opera' lions. Manatee county, Florida, which vsunlly ships 1,200 earn of celery, may have only 800 or too tbit sea­ son. Lettuce acreage in licit ■ uni­ ty is nlso cut in half. Furthermore, the represented Florida i.ibbuge acreage may be 20 per cent h -u than lust year. TALLAHASSEE, Now. 25.—0?) —Tho first airplane to lie used in commercial aviation in Florida will leave Ule Ford Air Post lice. 1-5 for Florida, according to a • tele­ gram received by Senator Hodges from lfeed M. Chandlers, super­ intendent of Ihe airplane section of the Henry Ford plant, nnd read in tho Se m ite today. A group of four planes will leave the Ford Air Port ori Hint I’nte, tli" telegram stated nnd will come directly to Florida. The proposed route of the planea which will operate in Florida Sen otor Hodgei aid, will I." Pc i ,i cola to Tallahassee nerosn to Yani­ na and there to Miami and West I'alni Hcncli route Jacksonville, They will connect with the Wannameker lines at the latter place, am! then go back to Tnllnhn »'o. The Florldn Airways Co., bus been ii'rorperated umP-r the law, of the state, Donator Hodges ani.ntmcrd with a capital stock of ?l,fit’0,000. The gcncrol offices, it vna said, will bo located here. WEDS FOR THIRD TIME NEW YORK, Nov. 2U.—f/P>— Mrs. Alexander Dallas Pratt, who bad Jack Barrymore for her fir. t husband has taken on her third, Leon Orlfwskio, on attache of the Polish legation r.t Washington. WII.UAMSTOWN, Mass., Nov. 20.—(A,t—Caught in a dormitory with 20 quarts of liquor, Clarence M. Sottish of Ihiltimore, a student here, was fined $200. on an inadequate salary. They tell me well-behaved prisoners are made very comfortable. At any rate, they don’t have to worry. And if they don’t like it, they can net nut, sometimes. Their terms cxi ;re or they escape or are pnrdoiied. “In Washington—take me. for instance, i .spend my waking hours figuring on schemes to make ends meet. At night I dream aboir. it. It isn’t only the necessaries. I have a ‘front’ to keen up. My family has to work, too, or we couldn’t do it. And hardly arj 1r*' l,onr boob who get* one does- i ody, once fairly settled in it, ever "*t know it a t the titne, but he is able to get out of the govern­ u" well b« accepting n nice ment service.’’ Ct-’11 ,n thc A tlanta Penitentiary. “The chances for advancement ■bou.t e(luaI [n cither* case. In Washington muybe you win vour J»ny «P “ 1hiJ f clerkship. At AtIanli1' if you re good, they make y,Jl* n tru s ty /' ^ ^ Thanksgiving maken the turkeys mad. Lots ,«>f them even lose their heads oyer it. hk j; . «. -j 1 j ployo can have” said an olderly chief clerk who" has spent all hi? r duJt years in n bureau of one of the Washington executive depnrtments, “is to lie fired before he has ,j me to become really dependent on hJ, j„t,, “Under the old spoils system, when a general cleaning out usu* followed a change in adminis*radon, there was some hope * of **xho civil service com'missior. PrTrt,ca,Iy hn* i‘"To<,?y n fc(lsrnl appointment ° othersCand The old man pondered, his fadiml her arms cd eyes brooding. On the whole/ he roflecteu, rd until faint think I’d have preferred Atlun- Tho University of Cincinnati’s football players arc cal!* d “tho hear cats,” so th«-y have to hsVe a benr fur a mascot. Photo shows two co-eds, Helen Pinney (left) and Gladys Dawxnri (right! taking care of tho pet. It’s up to the girl studentn to ke?p him supplied with food. TOURING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 ]iWomen Prisoners St e w a r t ’S Wa s h in g t o n l e t t e r J it m •— ____ OTP11MD1' By CHARLES nP. STEWART Who Escaped From WASHINGTON, Nov. 25—(/P )- ta. Locked up young, I wouldn’t Prison Recaptured, “The best luck n government pni- have acquired a fnmily to support risoners, two [c, were hack nfter having robbed Mrs. ,--haired night c *.- m 1 r i' i # f * ___ SITICIDE §j ; , .B a t,.. vm * /i t rC ^ * -vl i t , -• jk , ■Vi |7 H i The Strength 4% Interest Paid Must lie high good road or Call or phone 8 o’clock e v e brokers. and dry, with lake frontage. between 0 nnd n i n g s . No Sanford J. L. Thixton Room GfH San Juan Hotel Orlando, H a. STRENGTH-SERVirp THE BUSINESS OF RUNNlNr EASIER BY THE ADVERTISE!^ SUPPLY FOR 10 YEARS WASHINGTON, Nov. 2r,—f/V>— Tho supply of pre-prohibition whiskey Is enough to last 10 years if disposed of legally, Prohibition Director Jones says. Tho nmonnt in bonded warehouses la 20,000,000 gallons and none is being mod* lawfully. In the North Atlantic Ocean wave* forty feet high are con­ sidered of extreme height, but a picture of a sixty-foot wave was taken from the Leviathan in No­ vember of last year. "After taking Adlerikn, the pain in my sido (dne to gas) la gone and I nm,v cat and sleep won­ derful.” (signed I Mrs. *>. McGin­ nis. ONE spoonful Adlerikn re­ mover GAS and often brings as­ tonishing relief to the o.nmneh, firings out a surprising amount of old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Stops that full, bloated feeling and mal.1 .i you happy nnd cheerful. Excellent for chronic constipation. Sold by Union Pluirinncy. Already many investors small amount, property people will share in the he shared by those who of opportunity. CA P. have recognized this as their opportunity to purchases that will in a short time have an enhanced value. Thi profits which Marvania assures, the same liberal profits j heed the natural impulse and invest now in this develops cash, balance can he arranged to suit I (M iring - *2 *Ji) K u im lx .n l - 2 6 (> Cotifw - * 520 T udor Srdtin 580 Fimior St’ibui <>60 t ’liin'tl r.im in rotor. Demount.ibtr rim* N OFF THE MARKET SOON TO BE REPL u n J M a ile r e x tr a o n open ca n . A ltp l.ii /. f». tlrlrull S SCRUGGS REALTY CO SALES AGENTS 202 First Street l**m.Vrr^gfc !■ - I - ■ ■ I hone 735 Masonic Temple �sew n W &t # 1 -j£- T j n i E SANFOR^ H ^ A L D tJ -HuRSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 =»*#v. - __ Tulane’s Star Guard IflON REST Fic!^ tJ n fe To ' | o r i da And Lee Rollins Will Meet Howard Eleven Oh Winter P ark Field YOUR FLORIDA’ HOME A>r$780= 26.-W in every f season colleucs ith. only ; for do* iclds the it chanro ‘pUuilna ■ry indirc effort Wednesday Night Ring Battles SMITH & RAWLINS are games Lted in thtt be encased, fcatfits with Ufjee to iton Itania |il«y« lai, Virginia tuil feud at lioRton and ilie tu play orida, Tu■r, has finrhtdule an>I the season Centenary by the [amid last Iwin from tith Wnshn slight rth Care­ er their ything to ■X»T l rxr.u* h in L Bancroft- h»lftack, who Is bf®w Aork featherweight and hailed as the “Red" Grange of the young FuttvII, I.os Angeles fought ___ ^ _____ __________ __ ______________ ______ r U-VI. oik 14 ,7 „ A In his first year on a draw (10 rounds). Tnx books arc now open for the payment of City Taxes. v*r*Hy Bancroft has scored Battling Manning, New Orleans against every team. Howard hns negro welterweight, won n knock 2 % discount allowed on all taxes paid in November, 1% on apamst ttiis season, inclnd- out over Joe Skirk, Los Angeles all paid in December. Tax books close April 1st. W k i u T " ’. connuerors of Vnn- (6 rounds). Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. derbilt. which the Bulldogs held to CLEV ELAND—George Gibbons, t J . .?nmc; llut iu*t as Grange Cleveland middleweight, scored two was stopped by Michigan, Rollins knockouts in two hours ngainnt xpccta to close Bancroft’s damp* Frank Klaus (10) and Billy Hirseh er, r Canton (1-1). Captain Loft-oof and his hand of WILMINGTON. CALIF.-Sallor i? " b«cn directing their IUtchio King, All-Navy feather­ WE HAVE SOME VERY ATTRACT•W‘.,rii th° winning of this weight titlist won a decision from ''INTER PARK, Nov. 26.—(/P) Thanksgiving Day and if deter- Anure Dupre, France (10). ,r emerging credibly from ni!, r 10" ’ con,tnnt nnd rigorous IVE PROPERTY LISTED. LOTS, Aniy Lowell left an estnte valu­ lard fought struggles with such p ait.'co will enhance their chnncus ed a t more than 1700,000, Evident­ j ,r.onc L A. A. elevens ns Og- L® * in. 1 lorida will conquer AlaACREAGE, BUSINESS A N D RESI­ ethorpe, Chattanooga, Mississippi, rirnn todny' "hen the Tars and ly not nil her verse w as' free.— Virginia-Pilot. . ilhap, and llirminghnm Southern isuiiciogs conic together. the Howard College “Bull dogs" of nA , U expected that the brilliant DENCE, LET US SHOW YOU I irmlngham, Ala., have invaded enal nttnek of Rollins that was Honda and will dash with tho * in i.Urc ,lf tho Arm istice Game WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. rars of Rollins College on the bo a determining factor in winter l ark gridiron at 3 O’clock the turkey day encounter. WE HAVE IT. inursilny afternoon, this game ■■_ Anew Homt. full p*td constituting the big turkey day in bfcudiful ffctUlon. attraction of central Florida, the Florid* o»*r "Jimp* 1st home game of the Rollins sea­ wbm livinj tcndiliem son ami the first S. I. A. A. con­ *r» idrtK fcr crjy 1]6Q test to be played in Florida this <HKj pries wtludfi hpuu fall. SIOUX FALLS—Emil Morrow, uxl U corcpltl*WiW • ! ‘>aL‘h_donks Gillem, accompan­ negro middleweight of Sioux Falls, now fcr pultcuLrs ied by 27 of his sturdy llama war­ knocked out Dave Johnson, Mil­ while ibis wonderful 212 Magnolia Avenue. Phone 367 riors arrived Wednesday morning waukee, substitute for Joe Cans, vdus n effervd ami had a light workout yester­ I'nrgo in the fiftIt round. m ifa day afternoon. Jo the squad is ......................................................... NAN FRANCISCO — Gordon, You Are Invited to Inspect ream Horn One of the best guards in the south is “Irish" Levy of Tulunc Uni­ versity. lie never plays with n headgear and usually cavorts with alcoves rolled up. In his three yearn of collegiate football he has not been taken out of the game once for injury. Down below the Mason Dixon line they are certain Levy is of Al!-Amci ii o '<-:ilibcr._ on [{(feat A u- before the game and a tense strug­ Rollins at Winter Park while Bir­ is expected. Klte Plain gleClcmson goes into the game ptly a s th e heights n- with Furman as n long shot, hut arc to irter at keg to e victor iculd be Isd to defeat ICommodores ut year ari l l*rs triumph. [L seem even Maryland and Johns Hopkins are doped to put up their usual closq contest. “Ole Miss” is a favorite over Millsap but not top-heavy score is predicted, Tula no, after one of the most strenuous seasons for u southern team, i» expected to have enough left to take Centenary into camp. Two Birmingham teams arc in­ vading Florida, Howard playing mingham-Southern opposes South­ ern at Lakeland. The only inter-sectional game of the day sees the South’s colors carried into the West by the Bear meeting Mnrquetttc at Milwaukee Although Mercer upset the dup« iiy defeating Oglethorpe nnd Fur­ man, tomorrow's assignment is re gardeil us a bit heavy for the Georgians. Oglethorpe goes to Chattanooga to play Chattanooga, tin? team that defeated Mercer, conquerer of Oglethorpe. T h an k sg iv in g D ay |on-Essex W orld’s Largest Selling “Sixes” :y Gave T h is Volume Volume T h is Price llity has made H u d son for years the world’s Bt selling 6-cylinder cars, out such volume, these would be impossible, fithout increasing qualivolume would never lied. That is why ownfik of Hudson not in •of the low price paid, [itthe costly car qualities, nnce and reliability it continues to give lifter price is forgotten. $ H U D SO N ^ COACH Hudson Brougham $ 1450 LOCATION Tiie Dream Home, located next to the Model home, is in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’s fast growing highly restricted residen­ tial centers. A more ideal or a more beautiful loca­ tion could not have been selected than here amid Sanford’s tropical pines. DESCRIPTION Artistic and individual til­ ing has been used in the construction of the bal­ cony, arcade, porch and bath. Such features as built-in book cases, maga­ zine case, china cases, kitchen cabinet, kitchen table and full length mir­ rors add greatly to the de­ sirability of this home. FEATURES The Dream Home embod­ ies only the features that make a home ideal from an artistic point of view and for comfortable liv­ ing. The six rooms and bath are sufficient to make this home commodius. Oak floors have been laid through o u t th e home. Hudson. 7-Pass. So dan $ 1650 A ll Pricc-M Freight tint! Tux Extra For those w ho desire these ear. may bo purchased (or .i low first Payment and convenient term* on balance. Id’s Greatest Buy Everyone Says It— Sales Prove It SEMINOLE HUDSON & ESSEX CO. This Homo is placed on display, and is for sale by A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS Delightful Toys From Toyland Jl'n*r joy to the heart of every youngster. It will coino in and look o ver our selections before the a r c h itec t FURNITURE CONTRACTOR K B 'fi t. us �-w l THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 Each day of our lives, some need arises for some spe­ cial service. Perhaps it is the home, the business, the car or one’s personal effects that require expert skill, high grade merchandise or sane advice. Listed on this page are the representative business houses of Sanford which make a business of giving dil­ igent and conscientious SERVICE. These are your SERVICE is uppermost in their minds—the foremost in their policies. Most of them have built th enterprise on a solid foundation of more and bet! SERVICE. It will pay you to take advantage of th. SERVICE STATIONS. in( ; * :iJ GET THE HABIT ‘ ■ j PERFECTION ’ Say ' AUTO LAUNDRY i “BUTTER NUTI FOR SANFORI) 9 Sanford’s New Loaf Subs New patent machine and process saves the finish. Gets the dirt—cars cleaned in from 20 to 30 minutes. Wight Bros. Co., Inc BUTTER NUT BAKi Sanford, Florida 115 Majrnolila Ave. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS A C C E S S O R IE S — G A S A N D OIF lOlli and Sanford *•■ »*-*- Oak Ave. 1-2 Blk. off 1st St. • __ ■ -Vy.,* , V-Jif, Your homo will possess added comfort i improved interior, if you allow James / complete Bathroom outfit or a modem equipment in your kitchen. By our plan you can have the best at a pin you a real saving. Bays for itself in the lql Let’s talk it over. A a A • b i ‘ S p t . ■* ~ •____ .r ' ' *. • ™ mm MMH 0*. * * ' i i n il ■V BBS m M jySP fij' pa jj M ' l l : . : re s . - i SMITHGARAGE DRY CLEANERS E. S c ro ll d Office 323 Sanford Ave v ROYALPALM 3113 JAMES A i nrsLa |W 1 AND BANNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE SERVICE STATION A . K A N N E R , P r o p r ie to r S t. (ins Rhone 181-J Oil Welding 113 S . Park Parts C Repairing Phone 30 13-213 Sanford Avenue i Cor. Itli and Sanford (GROCERIES MEATS FISII Rhone G(>0 IfwrM CHICKENS W atch T his Space tor Further A nnounce­ m ent 321 Sanford Ave. CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES ANYTIIING ELECTRICAL PROM FLASHLIGHTS TO ELECTRIC RANGES? Phone G30-L3 �™LgANFORD HERALD. THlTPsn to visit movie cities t ional Congress A Prodigy_____ j NEW YORK, Not. 20.—(ft the uking, i?5c-is°fon I),(' .nnmrko f the his way tocmv movio cities in California. T«B c o m t I ' oV ILnNA P V . r“• it-hIlJc.il, N’ .^tAN'crnnY. a w v„ Complainant. Naturally,— GROROR W. JOXPS nr./i ------ J o n e s Ills wife. Gardner 1* '*oo.i am i -----Wood, his wit... anj nn i ir 'V"* - **• R a m s e y . If living, r.:.: nJ .*Eagainst ni"l If dead, th eir heirs, devlsi. s.■ g r a n t e e s o r a n y nth* pr elnimnnt.i I r ’’1 ,'1; r R o m o r e i t h e r Of. . them,- rr/I>om li'nis. J* *“ KatlCe and Order of Fnhllrntlnn To Oenrui 1 \V Jotuui a n d ----- __ Jones his wife G a r d n e r l>. W o od a m i -------- tv... H o o d , h is w ife, n n d II. M- ,nn,J The first choice of the thousands.who arc rushing f lorida-wards seeking Honiesitcs and BEST investments, is going to be Ocean and W aterfront property. Consider - - - "i > y o<> nn ir nviiv- nn rr I0 11,,nr,iV* claiming nn iiilpresi* inierest or lnti> ri>*t«iim u n.i., d e r th e sahl George o r\V.I nJt eo rneesst s a m i --------J o n e s his wife G a r d n e r | \ W ood and -------- Wood........ . Ills w ife, anil I t H. Ramsey, dercaseil, — I, o r o t h e r w i s e >'vn p a r t i e s elitlm . n a n d to t h e fol1 lan d s i t u a t e in o f .Seniltudo a n d S t a t e k <*: \ itoivu th nor* rets the niiatioii. rill p v e tTvaticn be Clue* Miss Margaret Twohijr is the youngest co-ed in the University of Wisconsin. She* only 14, but she’s tnrnttcd in the school of music, having completed her grade school education in five years and WISH COMES T ltl'E LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.—f/P)— Mrs. Samuel Allen, who expressed a wish to die on the anniversary of her husband’s denth selected hymns for her funeral, went out oil a mission of charity, was fat­ ally injured by an automobile, was unconscious n week and died on the day set. J. G. SHARON Attorncj-at-Law I’m ,4- •‘''■soil, a Widow, h e r e i n filed , t h a t yo u a n d e a e h of y o u a r e d e f e n d a n t s to said Mil. t h a t y o u r r e s i d e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n ; t h a t each o f y o u . th e sa id n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If l i v i n g , Is o v e r t h e a u e of t w e n t y o n e ; t h a t t h e r e Is no p e r s o n In th e K ittle of F lo r id a t h e se r v ic e of mihp o e im upon w h o m w o u ld hind th e s a i d d e f e n d a n t s , if li v in g , o r e i t h e r o f t h e m , ami It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n h ill o f c o m p l a in t t h a t It Is t h e b elief of t h e c o m p l a in a n t t h a t t h e r e Is a p e rs o n o r tire p e rs o n s I n t e r e s t e d In t h e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y , w h o se n a m e nr names a r e u n k n o w n t o t h e c o m p l a i n t ; IT IK T H K I t H P n l i K n ii D K K F .D t h a t y o u a n d each of yo u a n d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t In sa id la n d s a p p e a r to th e hill o f c o m p l a in t h e r e i n file d on o r b e f o r e Monday, t h e 7 t h d a y of D e c e m b e r A. Li.. 1935. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is n o t i c e b e p u b lis h e d In th*" K anford I t e r n l d a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In S a n f o r d , S e m in o le I ' n u n t y , F lorida, o n c e a Week f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e w eeks. W i t n e s s R. A. D o u g la s s , t ' l e r k o( th e C ircu it C o u rt of S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a nnd t h e s e a l of .aid C o u r t u t t h e C o u r t H o u se ni K a n ­ fo r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a th is t h e t i l f d a y of N o v e m b e r A. !>., I’bo Development that is More than a Subdivision A TOWNSITE” the most promising towns on the E ast Coast), with nearly two and one-half miles frontage on one of the finest and best bathing and driving Beaches of the entire world, and a similar fro n t­ age on the North Indian River, (noted for its game fish and angling advantages), with one rtf Florida’s finest Coif courses ju st being Complet­ ed within its precincts, and donated sites for Church, School, P arks, Playgrounds, Post Office and Municipal Buildings! Will practice in nil the court* 19'’j v . r . n o r m . ask. Examination of Abstracts oi Land c l e r k of C irc u it C o u rt, ftih’.vav liy; a . M. w e e k s . d . c . Titles given especial attention Isnd AlAKKRMAN A A K G U M W . Offices in Court House K o U cllu rs f o r C o m p l a in a n t plly nk looked ud near the work F on the The [the chair he open- Invest NOW in NEW SMYRNA BEACH and profit tomorrow, Mr. Wise Investor! ) to held I railroad WE CAN SUBSTANTIATE OUR CLAIMS—ASK-US!...... . SEE THE bearding umplated ■ s b n .-,; it of th J Iniversity ■ ited last * t7,T- tiring a J! com pany Realty I law. fnl- ■ Ion of Joe ■ tnt from „ i n c o r p o r a t e d .. . 4M A LT0R 3> OFFICES IN: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Omwml Ilonrli, Dnyloim 1 (It), New Smyrna, New Smyrna Reach, I’alm Uencli Miami, UeLaml, San final, Orlando, Tampa Montezuma Hotel. 2 GootlReliable Used Cars. Not Abused. 2 Sold and Exchanged « 117 Magnolia Avenue COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE” a a D ■a a a s a a a n i a 'i B a a a i n u a a M N H i i i i a i i a a u i u s n m Q t i u a s B a i i i 32 inch Devonshire, fast colors; 40c value; Friday and Saturday per yard ’IS Inch Soisette, Colors, Per Yard $3,50 Men’s Brown Ox $,‘5.50 Childrens patent l'ords or Shoes leather or Kid Slippers Reduction On All Ladies Hats 75c Dress Suiting, very $6.00 M en’s Woo! ec Our Men’s Line of Flannel Suits special, per yard P a n ts $It).95 Ladies’ Fur Men’s Blue Chambray Trimmed Coats Work Shirts $ 1 6 .9 5 $5.00 Ladies’ Patent l,ee Piece All leS«rge Suits Ladies’ Jersey Double Wool Leather or Satin 36 Inch Scout Percale, Blankets Slippers F ast Colors, P er Yard Big Line Mens, Ladies’ and C hildren Sw eaters . V-*. Dresses , v �-T *K v ! > ' _________ _ _____ • ___ THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2g»_l^L . . ___ - . ■ «; •■ Investment - REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS In Union there is strength—In Sanford then 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. fluaincM Property on Sanford Avenue.. Price right. Income Property on Wrat First Street, (irons income over 10 %• The prettiest Lake Front Tract in Seminole Cuonty. There la a fortune in this tract If developed. Let me ahow you thla. 21 acres which ia real close to Loch-Arbor and is priced right. Homes are scarce, but I have some that are below market value. Four lota in Fort Mellon. You can have them nil Tor 16,000. Ten acres near Oviedo on lake, this is good. Per acre, 1100. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor < * '[ Real Eatale and Investments. Phone 743. 203-205 Meisch Building CALL US UP Five rooms and lath, only $1,500 with good terms. IK 8 li rooms and bath on Hanford Avenue, near Son I.antn ia cheap at $7,000 with * terms to suit. Hli rooms and bath on excellent corner on Hanford Heights can be bought nt $7,800, McCALL & FOX 2 lots on French Ave. between 11 and 12 Sts. Eastern $1850; 50x117, $1750. * setn ti v Beautiful 9 Room House, practically new; Hardwood lot is 61x117. A very good home. Easy terms. OSCAR R. BROOKS J VOLUSIA COUNTY A creage An attractive apartment house site on Pal­ metto Avenue. Priced considerably under the market for a few days only. A real money-maker. Terms right. 800 acres close to Enterprise. 3816 acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. We have several nice homes in different sections of the city, furnished and unfur­ nished. Consult us before buying—we can save you money. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices ns low ns $35. acre. Phone 745 BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfcrl| .‘III First National Hank Illdg, Hanford, Fla. Telephone 732 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land £■'! Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate “REAL BARGAINS” Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... This is near the Forrest Lake Hokl A REAL BARGAIN Beautiful Spanish Bungalow Just Completed Five Rooms and Bath—Nice Location—Every Modern Improvement — Brice $6,500 Cash $1,500 Balance Like Rent ACT nniCK \ We Have Some Choice Acreage and Bargains In Lots A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow Just completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage $3,000 Down Am Rnlance to suit purchaser FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. * t , llS i/j Magnolia. •i THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w WE HAVE: H, K. M cCall, I t . U, F o i , I t . | „ S h i p p . ^< ’r ^ 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real ] “USE YOUR FORESIGHT1 W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. Real Estate 1131/2 Magnolia Ave. exD<*t,r. > 3 beautiful lots on Evans St., one corner. Easy terms. Must h- COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial” S ales F o r m 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 a t Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT THAT WAS U sted « HOMES-LOTS-FARMS ACREAGE V And make an appointment to see our complete list of hungalows and other residences. Among which are listed below: m ' Phone 745 One Lot Rose Court, Grand View AvenueThirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 fd front. P rice............................................... Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betwe mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price S850.C R. C. TISDALE 152 Acres Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per acre and worth double price asked. REALTOR Real Estate Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a lnrge number. We Offer an Entire Block SOME REAL BARGAINS 585 feet on First Street at $50.00 per front foot. ’' 75 acres near Osteen, 5 acres in grove. House and other buildings at $220.00 per acre. 75 acres near Enterprise on a beautiful lake; only $95.00 per acre. Three city blocks, houses and lots for sale. x • ,• A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000,00. One-third cash. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Phone 117 TWO HOUSES 210 E. 1st St. Phone 708-709 1,000 Feet on Lake Jessup in Drcanwold $1,500 each. Lot in Pinehurst High and dry with a sandy beach, most fudng Hughey St. Ten acres on Lake Onora beautiful sight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. road. 117 acres in Geneva with LAKE front Oak trees with 126 loot sprend on this land. Special priced with terms for 10 days. See Mr. Chas. Night. * Terms can be arranged on any of the above. 202 First Street What Is Going to Happen in Fort Mellon and East First Street Within a Few Weeks That Will Make a Lot ol Folks a Lot of Money? Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. Two Iota also facing hard road. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY F. IL SCRUGGS, Mgr. L. SUMMONS, Sales Mgr. "F The price for a few days will be $120,000. lOfr1 90 days. Terms easy. , *»_ REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. 108 Mugnolia Ave. Fronting on First Street just o ff Sanford Avenu| business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfo Many real estate men say that we arc offerinj cheap. MasonK Phone 735 FORT MELLON U We Have 5 At even before i\°getlTiint? ^ g° ing to haPP°n. name and address t„ 1 he pnpers» aend your a Bargain Tamiami Land Company Hoorn 3-31/2 Ball Building Phone 1 4 2 . . PURVIS & WILCOX V Phone 766 5 Ball Bldg. E. E. PAGE] Lake Monroe Development Co. 1 Puleston-Brumley Building Sanford. Fla. The Substantial R ^ 11* 12-14 Garner-Wood^* ^ 1 TELEPHONE 770 V V- - ■ - �■ »* ■ '• I r- ■*irSti**.r f»*|^|■|».t'«*«:-#-*■**■'»- W BEE*1 . » -j. ■/P' rv.v, J j E j A N F O R D H E R A L D , THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1925 PAGE ELEVEN” ssified Ad on This Page iis a Investment : I ^ or kale Miscellaneous FOR SALE: $48,000 grocery bus!- I, vp v ‘*AUUEKDALEI accepted want \~A medium in S00003’ FSv r n !LCt'tl Wtih stock f o r' ard Couniv^th- 1 c,Q.vcr9 Brow- Daytona (Fla.) One cerrt a word 3.HPQ «,»«fry]-hin,r deluded, groc- one 0t ^ thoroughly which h an inasrtion. Minimum 25c. 1lease. ancta I*1a% # a.. n__ i _fce_plant «„d Sections1on f t ? rA"ZS!fEXPONENT " Fixtures valued $5000; Bro- Samni, 00 tht , Florida Coast, THE CLARKSBURG " sanford electric u a ccrles $2o00 and lease $1500. DusiWest Virginia’s larg­ request. P? Bnd rate card UK>" est—Central Sucrtisora to Gillon & FI*” daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per nesa averaging $1000 month, exn6 Magnolia. Everything elec cellcnt chance expansion, all city 1•» word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or tried. PkOM 422. Electragitb conveniences. Quick action takc' 2/1!.?, v,\ei.niaV ^ ake Vour sales more lc per word each insertion. a Mae la Uaf Radio. _ -------------------------— everything for $0000, half cash. 7 " * ) the Xenia G aiette, ZenIla* WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ Good reason for sale. You’ll never Iriot h U’ nicll nKr*c"lti'ral dis- DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell I a II** anything? If g0 advertise In Want od and display rates above no lia and Second. First a n d ^ n , regret investigating this. Herman on ct.request the Gainesville Sun. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Cerrington 401 First National Expert s e r v i c e . _________ Bank Building. A HFR m n ^ N’T. AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big WIGHT PRINT SH O P-IJC»l'ii? 21.—Sale, Real Estate w& NT ADS results. Advertise those old ar' Engraving, Embossing, bee u» icles you have stored away and R E A D w 2 b S 3 I S ,i„t We do It. H r . Ave.-Commerclal at-______ J. L. SPUR LING, sup-division have no use for. A littlo thirtyspecialist. Subdivision to Or- cont ad may bring you several _ Sania MKS H. COWAN—All kinds FOR SALE fnvlble i °l' Florida, und F l o r a dollars, f hone 148 and n repreof Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ♦rtlon. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ sentativc will call and see you. quent way. Water nrd Boat Tanks. At Oak Business property located on one I'oiJ *>• Avenue and Third Street. Tele TO REACH the prosperous farmof the best corners in in °f era and fern growers of Volusshone 111.______ ___________ ___ Sale—Furniture, etc. ' City, Now paying 7Cr net la county advertise in the Poland Concrete l * . S U tn l ~ on sale price of $100,000, We carry n full line" thor- HIKACLB cement work, aldewilka, bulla Our prices are right. Cash or Ilaily News, rate lc per word, cash with income increasing. rol«» r, yon lor blocks. Irrigation boaa*. i . ■ terms. We want your business with order. icil If Terwlllegcr. Prop. ______ Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. ADVERTISING gets results If it Numerous other valuable business at you properties. 321 E. First St. Id. 10 S i i r LUflBER CO. Honan » reaches potential buyers. PaRealtor Service, Quality and Prica. lntka Daily News is circulated in Why pay 6 or $7000 for a si ill Milnno Thentre Wdff. 21.—Lost, Found nr industrial and agricultural tecADURESSING — Multlgraphlng, bungalow when you can folding and mailing—as you LOST: Eight months old fnmilo tlor. buy a nine room house with water, electricity, want it—when you want it. Collie, light brown with little TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampn, rend ,— the ----ctnsgarage, beautiful shade Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First black and white. Reward. Notirv — i#sFla. ■ Thousands . trees, flowers and fiftyNational Bank Bldg._________ Hof-Mac Battery Co. Phone 384-W iif ed of tlorul» 3 Gieat or 101-W Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. fin* Orange trees, nlso WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS Minimum 25c, cash with order. considerable ground. I.o 10—For Rent, Rooms t Write for complete rate card. rated at Lake Mary, for 25— Opticians, Jewe’ers ■ACREAGElem than $5,000. FOR RENT: One well furnished BUSINESS-HOMES DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — bedroom for gentleman only. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, the Good buy—modern four room bun, .M o n t727 jewelery and clock repairing and Pensacola is beginning rtciint. "05 Magnolia Ave. greatest development in Georgia’s gnlow with water and engraving. Quick service. 116 Mughistory; a half million dollar high­ electricity. Lot 128x116 FOR RENT: One sleeping room nolla Avenue. Phone 442, way to the gulf beach just finish­ feet. Price $2750. Reas- ] for one or two men. 1009 Union ed; at two million dollar bridge enable terms. Lucntcd at Valdez Hotel Bui kiln? 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees Ave. across Escambia Bay started; Lake Mary, j ■ * A quarter million dollar opera house FOR RENT: Good big Btore and STEWART THE FLORIST" under construction; two millions six room apartment above. San­ Orange Grove— 60 acres in grove, Flowers for all occnaioas. being spent on highway; greatest 47 acres uncleared, with ford Avenue. Chns. Kanner. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W chance for live developers to get house, barn nnd garnge. 10—For Rent, Rooms Located in S e m i n o l e 32—Typewriters, Suppplies in on ground floor. Write Devel­ C o u n t y three-quarters opment Department. The Pensa­ FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ mile from hard road. This out meals. Reasonable rates. REMINGTON Portable four-bank cola. News. Typewriters, "the king of port- ----------------------------- — ------is n real buy, now yield­ ilies Lincoln Hotel. ing handsome return on ables. $60. Barret Portable A d S g TAMI’A MORNING TRIRUNE— investment. Price $75,000. FOR RENT: Furnished bed room. Machines. Can’t be beat. Seminole V VenJ in >'0,ur subscription to the enta 306 Palmetto Avenue. Printery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg f ri‘,une band it to your local ----------- — ------------------------- ^ dealer so you can read r lorhla’s Acreage—131 neres, beautiful ten ;greatest newspaper. One year, room house two baths, 33—Wanted FOR RENT: Store room 307 Snn______ I$8.00, 0 months, $4.00, three months three fireplaces, hardwood ford Ave. Rentable for real es­ floors. One mile front on tate office or confectionery busi­ WANTED: Acreage direct from j 32.00. If you desire $1,000 Insurone of Orlando’s promin­ owncra. We have buyers wait- n,u'e policy add 75c to your order. ness, also store room on 9th St., Stores oppositeschool,suitable ent highways. Price $40,for con-!**]*'•,^assure you quick action. Sam- ALGUSTA CHRONICLE Au000. fectionery. Apply 307 Sanford P,e Johnson Realty Co.. Room 206, Kusta, Ga„ Augusta s greatest \ ve 37 Northwest First St., Miami classified medium, rate, rash, 9c Apply ___:--------------------------------- Fla. , * charge. 10c minimum. LANKY’S DRUG STORE “ S f ia i f c Unurs. So(Ul. W. S 5 near you « i your phone. Call 103. ,____ —— (ACRES LAKE FRONT B eautiful Home Site Bargain S. W. BRADFORD Wllcler Recilly Co. Resident o f F lo r id * •Inca n * f* ren cea : F irst N a tio n a l Rank. 1SI1. J. H. HUTCHINSON HK.it, KSTATH IJJ W e st F ir s t S treet P h on e 475 Member of 8A N F O R D . Ft^4. Florida S ta te F lorists A ssociation . a G. TAYLOR DYER Faint Inc—Decorating FIIONE 303 HILTON’S ItARIIEIl allot* 113 Magnolia Are. S First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladlea and Children. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Uank Hld«. Sanford. Florida VALDEZ HOTEL U n m p .ss P la n Ideal for poultry and truck farm. Some improvements; ten minutes from city; adjoins Sub-division of Sanford. $3,000.00 $1,000.00 Cash Balance 1 & 2 Years See LT. BRYAN WITH W O B T XV. W I I I X K R , M i n n i t r f 410-11 1st Nat’I. Bank Bldg. Phone 490W WANTED: A good milk hand, MAINE — IVntorvtlle, Morning A. P. CONNELLY A: SONS white or colored. Spencer Dairy. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine Magnolia Ave. \ Second Street FOR SALE: New G room house Phone people nre Interested in Florida Phone 4H 400. Sanford, Fla. on Sanford Ave., three miles property. Reach them through out. Few lots at $600 and $800. WANTED: Pninting and paper the Sentinel. Rate card on npTerms. See A. C. Cinder, Ginderhanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San-1plication, villc, Fla. Tires and Tubes ford and N. Y. MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people FOR SALE: 0 room Iiouro and are interested in Florida. Each At prices that are rlgh 1*2 acre land. 1-2 mile due south 31— Wanlotl Help, Female of them through a classified ad Twenty men for our Elder Springs. Inquire at Herald WANTED: Good woman for cook! in the Morgantown POST. Six Pan Am and Standard Gas ana : Office. and general house work. Good cents a word for six consecutive Oils Osteen Cement plant. — wages paid. Reference reuuired. issues. FOR SALE: Four new. two room ^ T u . H f , r i ,,CC rc,,U^rt'',• hn.ises, each on easy terms, $750 CaU 918 Myrtlp Avo’___________ COLUMBUS (Oa,,) LEDGER “Vcedol Oils” Experienced prefera­ (rintlerville. Also a few good lots Classified mi.i have tho largest 35— Wan led Help, Male at $300. Write P. O. Box 696 City. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Electric Irons ble but not necessary WANTED AT ONCE: Experienced gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. If only philanthropists would Radio Supplies soda man, Laney’s Drug Store. LEARN ABOUT Tolk County und give it back to the same people White and colored. i Lakeland, through the Starthey took it from.—Roanoke World Telegram. Best advertising me­ RINK’S FILLING News. dium in South Florida, Published Good pay and bonus. STATION mornings. STAU-TELEGRAM— 21)—For Sale, Miscellaneous Lakeland, Floridn._____________ Inquire ............ lu KEAUl BUYERS or sellers of Phono 461 -J FOR SALE: One 2 horse and three Florida real estate advertise In ono horse farms, cheap. Tenant JOHN E. FOX, Representative the St. Petersburg Times. One cen' 11(3 Sanford Ave. Sanfoid. Fla, house and plenty firewood on each. cent a word daily, two cents a wort Good soil, will grow all kinds of FULTON, INC. Sundays. 120 South Park Ave. farm products, fruits and vegeta­ bles, Convenient to church and ‘We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine' Real Batata school. Write to Wayside Farm, WANTED: CAPABLE NEWPAPFOR CITY COMMISSION Porter K. Pitts Wart hen, (!a. KR REPORTER. APPLY SAN­ Broken Developers Promoter! ItCAI. BSTATB I hereby announce my can­ FORD HERALD. bOR SALE: Furnituro for sale. didacy in the coming city elec­ 410-111-112 1*1 N««’l- II""** m 1**- . . • ■ • ■ I I I | V t v i l l l l l l I R l I l l M I l I I N S I I S I I I I M M S I l t ^ i Seminole Hotel lio -w Hanford. H a . I At once. Call C6I-W. tion for the office of City l»h„nn Iti'pre.rnllnK W. V. \\ heeler. ■ J ■ Itnal listato Ilroker Commission. a FOR SALE: 1 3 II. P. 110-220V, 1M SANFORD, FLORIDA. II. It. STEVENS single phase 1750 R. P, M., etcctric motor. Brand new. Price $125. D- E. A. care Herald. NOTICE K IR K ’S TO AM. CONTRACTORS Fir,t Street (Near Forrost Lake Hotel) •'UR SALE: A wood heating stove AUTO TOP SHOP at ra' po nn no no nD r ’on an np a r a rii ■'n >,t new. Inquire 201 East On and after January tho VQ0 feet frontage £th Si, triit t'nvrr» 10th, 192*1, the Painters scale Ilile rurtnln* You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. si W. V. Wheeler Inc. FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. 17—For Sale, Houses Pi'll. 10ACRES Ranford'e l . e a d l n s l l a l e l To Builder or Investor aeoua - o . Hu t psjp • ;Vi- 7—Busincss Service „- -rr - iPm WANTED EXTRA EASY TERMS fptie.s pplies nan je lie f* can kiruU. >h S> w Best Business Site in Sanford !*wn1 RESTAURANT for sale. $1500 38— Wanted. Situation Male will he $1.00 per hour. Local 12(11, Sanford buy good paying business. -■ ru .’ If will interested see Thrasher and ELDERLY couple with no encum­ By M. I). JACKSON. Garner. Phono 632-W. brance wish position as canFinancial Secretary-. takers. Address Caretaker, 519 1'GR SALE: 1924 Ford Sedan in excellent condition. Will sell or Union Ave. fc" n 17 trado for real estate. P. O. Box POSITION WANTED for winter, W. H. LUNG P ji B«r. rM.lt), real estate or auto salesman,^or tdfis.w UBAT MAitKKT H ilt SALE: One Shetland pony. similar work. Experienced. >19 Oak Ave. J. L. Henderson^______ _ an‘* Rood condition. 410 Sanford Ave. Srnford, Fla. 11—Wanted to Rent “ M l 1606 Union Ave. Phone 99. i B:rcer tilts ( u .l il o n * I III l l r r l t . I'honr 13U-J prettiest Acreage in Scminolo 26 1-2 acres at Paula (Borders two lakes) Earle T. Field MRS. C.C. Public Stenographer \ aide* lintel Lobby FOR SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or aell that second-hand goods: Loans Price $13,000 JIBAI, rsTATN —ISiVESTMK.KTa Lobby I’u U s t o n - U r u m U y Did*Hanford F lo r id * TURKEYS FOR SALE: hpencer. Phono 400. G. W. ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ DABNEY ratea nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. Price $122,500 A ir. Hnnforil. F la. MONEY AVAILABLE Loans For First Mortgage f.oans on Liberal Valuation Basis at l r/o Consult us first when in the market for funds Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Phono 153, 214 E. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH, Mur. Business Property 40Vi Feet Frontage on Magnolia Avenue, be­ tween 1st and 2nd St., M inolta A Second A. P. CONNELLY & SONS By GKORGK Mc-MA N U S 99 Year Lease, $25,000 Don't Mia* This V; Hu � 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, November 26, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fb585bdd8700092b52d164dd0470c84a.pdf ec7acd11656915260ccbdccba834a91d PDF Text Text t*a Heart, Vegetable TH E WEATHER rtlen Land Weather fair Unifht nml Thursday, rising temperatures Moderate rrut and southeast windt. ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE FUMtlDA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25.1925 jjjjJJ Several Eastern Colleg Frown upon Girls’Smoking While Bryn Mawr Lifts Ban Is DocuRcquest ttorney Evening knn.. Nov. Meral senIpman has IPresident [cutivc orbsentence inment for pad truck, fume n t, Moral inrman, was tj by States Lorn and k Scott for warden ■ do this. I another !,■ state of I Chapman I relic, nma I Britain on mine Uvmil J. s. Attorney i Attorney the last I for Chap* a tho cominsisted to %T ^ N p WQ Summary liCYVo k JU lllIllC U Jr ------------------------------------WASHINGTON Republican lenders nrc to dent lowly with the in s u r a n t group n Conerexs, planning to aw ait ossage of tax reduction bill deore taking any definite action. The defense counsel in the Husbiind Is Beggar, " Gets Divorce a• * 'anin Girls’ InstituRecently Sets Aside* Smoking Room In Each Of Dormitories On Cnmpus 7 -7 7 , , 5J? „ *S B a n n e d B > ’ W e lle s le y A n d G o U c llP r J w u v iic i yn e ,,„ . - A . . ‘, r ^ u d e n t s A re A g a in s t tM ltrig h t P ro h ib itio n As STATE Weather report for Florida for last week shows about average percentage of sunshine over '. and the wai.’JiaUly HOME EDITION ’7 ANGELES, Nov. 25.— •lohn Sheldon’s dog cost nn wife. In Superior ' ypstoulay Mrs. Ida May :"n testified she believed 'usband was a prosperous man until one day she dog «ut for n walk thc animal went into hy; of joy a t the sight of me bearded street beggar. :**. dog’s joy aroused her nio'i# she said, and under1 the beggar’s false heard '"'•ml her husband. She granted, a divorce. Ancient And Obsolete Tvpe Of Gas Radiators Is Said Result In Exposure Of Pupils On Chilly Weather Modern Equipment Is Coming, Says Lawton V . Hn* heating facilities in the majority „f Sanford schools are not only far from ndcqunte hut are in many instances nctuully a menace t» the health and lives of pupils is the consensus of opinion prevuiling among principals nml instructor; interviewed today by a Herald t' l'iest ntntive making a survey "f local school comlilions. In all but one of the primary rchimh. it in aid, an obsolete in Ineffective system of gas radiat­ ors is supplemented with cheap kerosene oil loves, that give tiff a quantity of suffocating odor/ and very littl.> heat. The presence of these stove* represent wlint is declared to he a distinct fire hazard, and nccord| mg to a statement made by Miss j Love Turner, principal of tho East [ Sid 1 Primary school, a dangerous fire wns narrowly averted last | week when one of the ehibiren up­ set one of the stoves in a class­ room packed with tiny tots. Radiators Out of Order .Mis; Turner declared that the gits radiators in o|ieration at her school were continually out of order, and that very little satis­ faction could be obtained front their use as leaky co n n ect ions gen­ erally resulted iu creating an ntaiospli' rcio condition more objec­ tionable than the cold air. I be stoves at this school have recently been overhauled, it is said, and while tho present con­ dition is reported better, it is said that very few of the class rooms at this school could lie termed properly heated nnd <1 great deal of inconvenience is entailed by the use of smoky, dangerous stoves. t At the West Side Primary the upper waters of Lake Monroe School conditions are possibly to the Indian rived near Titisvillc, worse than to any of the other he expressed the belief that thv and one of the instruc­ completion of this project would schools, tors is reported to have suffered ri stilt in the centering of all ac­ a serious cold from remaining all tivities in middle Florida at San day in poorly heated class rooms. ford, and the subsequent devel­ Half of Radiators Dot of Repair opment of the city into a distri­ Gas radiators are in the rooms, buting ami exporting point com­ but arc not used to any extent, it parable with some of the la;„_-' aid. I of the fact that seaboard cities. half of them are out of repair and "In the future Sanford will bc- the majority of the others have conto a regular harbor city, and leaky connections nml clogged up freight and passenger boats it ill ini rners. carry the city’s produce and niamiI'hi > clmol house has a western farture* to all comers of the na­ exposure and on chilly mnrningH tion," lie concluded. the class rooms are reported so uncomfortable that the children tire obliged to wear their over­ coats and sweaters for the great­ er portion of the day. At the gram m ar school, 1». ('. Gripe, principal, declared that prac­ MACON, (in., Nov. 2ft.—bP) — tically no heating system existed, The southern Gcogin ronvfrenre of and that the childicn were exposSouthern Methodists convened lien* t'd to sickness by being required this morning for five days of busi­ to attend classes in cold weather, ness sessions with indications that «hilly rooms, untouched by the unification will lie brought to is­ Min until Into in the afternoon, sue early, possibly during the of III rooms at the school, less than half were heated a t all. and lb1 e were far from comfortable in hi 1 opinion. Oil Stoves Are Used Gas radiators and oil stoves have been placed in this school also, but less than half of the rad­ iators were warm this morning, and many of the pupils exhibited it ns of suffering from tlm cold. The South Side Primary School, Sanford’s most modem ichool, i ihrlareil to he the only properly heated school in the city. (Continued On Pago 3.) WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-(,R) —Republican leader* an* show, ing a disposition to move slow­ ly in dealing with insurgent Re­ publicans in the organization of the new house with their pro­ gram fftr speedy nction on the tax reduction bill a primary consideration in the matter. A plan has been tentatively ndvised to postpone organisation of most of the hous«< committees entirely until the tax hill is dis­ posed of, probably just before the Christmas recess. Repre­ sentative Longworth of Ohio, designated by the Republicans for new hou.so and party floor lenders at the last session, fav­ ors the plan as one to prevent, delay and interference with the measure. Such a eourso obviously also would defer thc whole question of how far the Republican o r­ ganization will carry out the policy decided on in caucus last Spring of withholding import­ ant committee assignments from emmeinbers of the party who supported the presidential candidnet of LnFollette. With sumo leaders, doubtful ns to how fur this policy should be pursued, the delay will give opportunity to judge the listed insurgents by their votes not only on the tax hill hut on the organization of the house. There has been no definite in­ dication ns to what the insur­ gents will follow nt the closing session. Last session they put forward their own candidate and voted ns a unit on the revenue •‘Oi.ii real estate concerns and AMU"en in Kcncral husmstically welcomed the an"unrenmnt made today of the stnblishinent of a titlo guarano, mortgage company hero N o i l S '/ 'V " f nnd Mem l'i* r l nKunt* Seminole f , , r ‘he New York Title & tion .V 'r C (.°"'.pany* “ firm Of nar,'Putation with ussets in excess of |30,1)00,000.00. in discussing thu neej of n u . I msurancu company in Sanford, X e vn.rr WVKni* ht ^ iti: "The S an "Ik ° f real tranamnnev ino ^ e , .Kri;a t “mount of rcnuire! ! 1Somin(’ie county throu I, ,>r,otcction against loss •{(.h inadequate titles." SeniinniJ1'-"1 , 1 rc Present in sural, " J nty |8SU‘?'? title in«hi,. . P° *cies protecting owner*I|larcnta "!,tn .hiil1l,?n defecta m>t T Mr. Knight u ‘BE IN FIRE KGTON, N. c., N ov. 25— Wt'ro Lwt when fire , h“ m«> of ‘Kit" tSsu *Btc' Bix mile* fi i y7 ‘N r?’ ,Jrown. 61, led T 'ye1a r*o|' i daughter , h1 i ° ,dt‘a th - Origin of 8tttrtcd about 3 A. STUTTGART, Aik., Nov. 2ft.— (A')—Stories told by nine men. re­ cently prisoners at the l-ortoke county convict farm near Knglan I to the effect that they had been repeatedly flogged by guard*, will be investigated at once, declared prosecuting attorney early today. Mr. W agner declared he would go to the farm, Friday and open his investigation and that if he found the situation warranted he would lay the m atter before the county grand jury. A committee from the Ameri­ can Legion and the Rotary < lull of S tu tg a rt secured the release of the men after paying their fines. The action* according to tho story by Edward Conley, dis­ charged prisoner, who had been flogged three time by ulleged "whipping boss” for failing l" assigned tasks. Some of them said th at they had been flogged as many ns twelve times. In the group was a hoy Id years old and u man aged 55 yenrs. George Goclzcr, manager of the convict farm denied that the pri oners hnd been heated cruelly. County Judge J. C. Wilcox us.-erted thut the contract under which nten were sent to the convict farm is apparently legal hut member* of tho investigation will endeavor to have it cancelled. BEIRUT, Syria. Nov. 2 5 - 1 >.Fourteen naturalized American citizens, who reached Beirut t<>'iay with about 2,000 refugee* front Rasheiya, west of Damascus, where fierce Druse attack* were ended yesterday by the relict <>t the French garrison, say that in tho hand-to-hand fighting between tho Duses and Christian volun­ teers the tribesmen killed man) women and children. Ira Thomas, Driver Of Taxi, Is Being Held In Connection With Tuesday’s Accident Auto Struck From Behind, Man Says Only Eye-Witness Has Failed To Positively Identify Man, Car Sam Benjamin, 75-yenV-oM negro resident of Georgetown, was run down mid instantly killed yesterday afternoon about 5:<I0 o’clock while walk­ ing north on French Avenue in front of the new city w ater works, and Ira Thomas, San­ ford taxi driver, is being held Plot To Deprive Wisconsin a t the city jail suspected of Of Inheritance Taxes Is being the driver of the closed car the negro, and drove on Charged Hy State Contest­ that killed stopping according to re­ ing Fortune Of J. I. Beggs without ports. 2 ST. LOUIS MEN STATE SEEKS TO ARE INDICTED ON RECOVER TAXES FR A UI) CHARGES FROM BIG ESTATE One Of Dcfcndents, Murray Cnrelton, Now In Hospital, Is One Of Most Prominent Business Men In Missouri Thoman is charged with operat­ Mi l w a u k e e ! w i «., Nov. 25.— ing a car while under the influ­ t/V)—Charging that the late John ence nf whiskey, and additional I. Beggs, plotted to deprive Wis­ clues being followed by Chief Roy consin of inheritance taxes on hi* G. Williams which are expected to huge estate and that endeavors of result in his positive identity ns tho executors uf his will weie tho driver of the car. In this event made to establish that he was n it was stated, n murder charge will citizen of Florida, nre n p a rt of be filed against hint, A Mr. Johnson, the only eyo a "comprehensive mid elaborate scheme in furtherance of the alleg­ witness to the affair, told pollen ed eonspirm y." the state Inte yes­ authorities that he hn.l pulled his terday launched a new offensive cur out of the road to prevent col­ in its fight to force tho estntee to lision with a closed car appronching a t a rapid rate of speed, nnd pny inhertance taxes. of the road The state filed affidavits as­ swaying from one • sorting that the valui M estate to the other as if out of control. He said that tho car missed his is far in excess of the 925,000,•MMI admitted by the executors and machine hut struck Hcnjumin from alleging that Mr. Beggs within behind, killing him Instantly. The six yenrs of his death transit-.Vd negro was walking on the side of to persons unknown, groat amounts the rond. Ho refused to iv of property on whirh large sums fy Thomas’ WiUys-i\n.„. nre due the state In taxes. Existence of th e alleged conspir­ as the car which kilted tho old Tie- QB acy is sworn to in information and gro, statin g th a t tho speed with belief hat Attorney General Ek- which tho machine wns moving ern ana UistrLt Attorney Eugene made it impoeisble for him to de•ermine Us make or tiift features W. Engert who declared that tho of the driver. purpose of Attorney isiwrenco Olwas arrested at Pnlmctwell, one of the executors, in seek­ to Thomas Avenue nml Franklin Street ing Attorney Robert Wild as a sometime Inter by Officers J. J. pedal administrator of the estate Greesun and E. Williams, who is to further the scheme. had responded to a complaint of Gharges that I-nwrence (dwell, reckless driving filed by Mr. Ruspersonal attorney for Mr, Ilcggs and one of thc promoters under the will had knowledge at the time the will was made to Florida that Mr. Ueggt wits a resident of Mil­ waukee at tlm time of his death, were also contained in the nffnir. One of (lie most significant al­ legations in (lie affidavit of a t­ torney general and district a tto r­ ney was an assertion that Reggs An address by Mrs. Stella P. failed to complete his attempted Arrington of the South Side Pri­ organization of the lleggs Investmary School, soliciting the club's support in obtaining modern e­ quipment, playground fixtures and other things necessary for the wel­ f a r e and general development of Jokes, dances, songs and a vn* school children, featured the week­ riety of entertaining ucts will fcaly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club ture the American Legion Min­ Imld today at the Seminole Grill. strels to be held tonight nt the MiMrs. Arrington told the club lane Theater beginning ut 8:15 members of the efforts being made o’clock. by the school hoard and teachers While all participants In the min­ to place Sanford educational instrels nre rated as am ateurs nnd titutions on the highest possible ad* aro composed entirely of local plane, and declared that all in­ talent, many of the per formers The sale of tho entire first sec­ have had yenrs of experience in structor* were fully aware of their responsibility and were doing ev­ tion of Loch-Arbor, Sanford's s tage work, nnd it Is believed that erything possible for the correct latest and most prominent devel­ the actors will give an exhibition upbringing of Sanford's future opment*, to Kunfnrd citizens ac­ that will prove more entertaining t itizens. She thanked tile club complished in one duy ut the than a professional performance for it < active assistnnee in past price of {225,000 is believed to by virtue of tho personal interest undertakings of the school board have set a new real estate record entailed. and uskcil for the continuance of here, this being the first time in Soft shoo dances, sweet singers, the same warm co-operative spirit the history of the c^ty that n de­ ••log dancers, q u artet singing, wit­ velopment ha* sold out in such a in the future. monologues nml Jokes of all de­ short space of time to local buy­ ty Janies Burbank Bike, assistant ers. scriptions will mako their appear­ vice-president of the National City before a crowded house, if In commenting on the sale of ance Bank of New York, attended as the rupld side of tickets is taken the Crystal Lake section of the a guest. subdivision, Edward Higgins, of as an indication of thu audience Among those present were: E. the firm of Higgins, Smith nnd that may bo expected. The minstrel show is being con­ I>. Brownlee, R. II. iierg, I,. C. Wight, Inc., sales agents for the Reboot, It. L. C’hristcnbcrry, A. P. property, dcclured thut the Judg­ ducted by L. J. Bolt, who ha* had many years experience in this kind Connelly. B. I). Caswell, R. It. When asked for n statement for Chapman, A. C. Carter, Fred A. ment of Sanford buyers wns a t­ of work. latRoy P. Chittenden will tested by their rapid purchase of the pri .'V John drew himself erect, ('lark, T. I,. Dumas, Geo, A. Deserve ns interlocutor. and with u proud light shooting Cottes, W. S. Emzmingcr, A. C. lots in thu development on thu from his eye and running all Fort, I.. P. Ilagan, Howard llulick, opening day. “ Investors realized the type of around the steel grating of his J. C. Hutchison, M. B. Hutton, J. the development offered" Mr. Hig­ cage, said: D. Jinkins, J. II. Jurksun, E. F. "You may tell the gentlemen of Lane. W. T. lauiglcy Forrest Lake, gins Htated,’’ and their quick ac­ tho press th at my name is John T. W. Lawton, II. C. Long, C. J. tion in availing themselves of this Kumbley, and not John Doe. I Marshall, E, J. Mmighton, J. (J. opportunity for money making1 JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 25.-(/P) have sinned hut I am not suffer- Michael, W. M. McKinnon, H. II. tells the nature of the investment —Wholesale quotations prevailing possibilities of Loch-Arbor." I ing, fur truly this is the most pulu- McCaslin, G. K. McKay, G. E. Mc­ Tho second section of the pro on the Jacksonville market us re­ I tiul jail that I huve ever been in, Call, T. J. Nixon; It. J. Overstreet, Will | ........ sale within u f.-w t orted hy the Florida State Mar­ anJ I huve registered at many." A. It. Platt, II. II. Puttiiduill, A. weeks, it wns announced, and an keting Bureuu are ns follows: "Hy way of retaliating against K. Itoxsetter, A. Itaffehl, E. R. Beans, green, hampers, fancy even more rapid disposition uf lots this dirty dig of the myth called Randall, 2.50^1)3.00; cucumbers, U. S. firsts I.. B. Steele, J . O. S har­ justice," Mr. Rumhlcy said, "l on. W. M. Scott. W. It. Smith. E. is anticipated. bushel rrutes and hampers 2.00 wi*h to tell my frieiuLton the out­ C. <3)2.50; eggplants, standard crates, Smith. P. it. Smith, It. A. Win­ ride world thut I iiarkcd my can ston, fumy 2.50<g*3.00; peppers, green F. II. Wight. f r fi'ur hours and 5it minutes in medium sizes, standard crates 2.30 a five minute zone, and I itad al­ MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 25.—(AO— <3)3.00; oranges, boxes, fancy well most gone to sleep when Chief Wil­ Members of the Atlantic Dseper matured 5.00(^6.00; grapefruit, liams finally came.” Waterways Association in eigh­ boxes, fancy well matured 4.50C> “This statem ent is not true Imt teenth unnuul convention here, n- 5.00. will possibly get under the chief’s hundoned bu*ine*s for pleasure tohide, and that's what I want," he ony nnd enjoyed a boat ride on AUSTIN, Tex . Nov. 25.—(/F)— Biscnyne added. buy. Asheville, N. C., Tiring of his sojourn within tho Official circles were looking with and Philadelphia have made bids interest to Gov. Mirinn A. F er­ cold walls of the new jail, John fur the 1920 convention. had Policeman Hcckwith sunmfon guson for some indication as to Archie Rctta to the rescue, and liie action she would taka regard that individual irjcceeded in rais­ ing the special session of thc leg­ ing the necessary (ft bond without islature that now is d e c la re d 'in ­ evitable. She has fuiled to act up­ causing a run on his institution. “It's a fine hotel, boys," John on n petition and subsequent u lti­ said in leaving, "and I hope to lie matum resolution signed by leg­ back with you again soon." When islature, who demanded a special j man is in Jail his wife can al­ session to look Into conditions in ways know hr is out of trouble." 1tho state departments. Primary Principal Addresses Weekly Kiwanis Luncheon Legion Minstrels To Feature Show At Milane Tonight Methodists Of South Georgia Open Meeting AlIegedFloggingOf ArkansasPrisoners To He Investigated Number 100 Republican Leaders Moving Slowly in Dealing W ith the Insurgents in Next Session Superintendent Savs Lack Of bunds Prevented An Earlier Remedying O f ( ’n n d ilin n s inquiry tries 10 comnai tesiimony given by the defense in the court martial of Col. Willinm Mitchell. DOMESTIC Stories of alleged floggings administered to nine prisoners of Arkansas institutions nre to bo investigated by state's a tto r­ ney of Stuttgart, Ark. Three women prisoners of Nashville jail, who tortured ninron of jail before escaping, arc recaptured within 10 minptca after their escape. Several large eastern girls' colleges frown upon smoking while Bryn Mawr lifts ban and establishes smoking room in each dormitory. Rhinelander now seeks to have complaint changed to rend that wife failed to inform him that she lmd negro blood. Three indictments each are re ­ turned against two St. Louis men for making false entry on books to obtain hank credit of over $3,000,000. Ktato of Wisconsin alleges John I. Beggs plotted to deprive that state of inheritance taxes and efforts are made to secure payments from his state. President Coolidge commutes 25-year Federal sentence of Ger­ ald Chapman in order th a t state of Connecticut may proceed with its execution of noted ban­ dit for murder. ______ First Section 0 f Loch-Arbor Is Sold Out In First Day Prominent Man First To Warble The “Prisoner’s Soni>” In ( ity s New. MaV’ Next Move Is Fairerly Anticipated �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1925 PAGE FOURTEEN THE FIR ST UNIT OF BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC G oes o n S ale Wednesday, November S a le s A g e n ts o rarv Second F loor Seminole Count Telephone 285 A * ▲ ▲ a . » �-U ■ jp g s p s F ■ v f T •; T v- 1 4” T. r- mJ •■' . Hr . *,*A T H E SA N FO RD IK C E W O ' HERALD, W E D N E S D A Y N O y . 25.1925, mu SOLONS fate equipment appropriation bill ly of adjournment, who thrown that the bill be withdrawn, de­ I to authorize Gov. Martin to use into w hat looked for a while like claring that, in his opinion, some $10,000 of the $50,000 emergency a deadlock when President Taylor, of his colleagues believed th a t he contingent money for continuing who had yielded the chair intro­ was attem pting to “put something the agricultural experiment sta­ duced an eleventh hour measure over on them.” Senator Butler, tion at (Jaineaville. calling for the acquirement by the who had spoken against the meas­ Only failure to complete en­ internal Improvement board of cer­ ure, took offense a t Senator Tay­ grossing and enrolling bills passed tain submerged lands in Pinellas lor's statem ent and an apology by the latter followed. by the legislature* in extra tusslon county. would prevent adjournment today, Senator Taylor explained that leader* believe. the bill had come to him nt the I The present legislature has ac­ last moment, and he asked that complished more In comparison the senate pass it. ' t<> the number f f days in session A wrangle followed introduction than any other assembly In the of the measure. The “Riparian Hounc Marks Time This Morn- ! Kioto's high experienced member­ rights” question came up and sev­ injr While Senate Rushes ship. eral members of the upper body To Pasa Measure* Whicji | A total of 501 bills were intro­ declnred that they would oppose Have Been Piling Up Fast duced in the six days of the sei*- the bill until they were assured Opening of a Sanford office of 1sinn and today practically none of th a t conveyance of the Pinellas the H arry E. PrettyM an Inc., of them remained on the calendars. enrnty Innds did not infringe upon Daytona, an organization that is Probably less than a dozen have private ownership. developing the DeLand-Daytona failed of passage, some haying Senator Taylor finally asked Furms projest, was announced to­ been, indefinitely postponed by ; _______ their authors and o t h r s postponed Legislature Has Passed "no w**en » nl 'm m one house to an­ Measures In fi Duvh, Muk- other. g neral bills passed include * injj An Impressive Record jdxThe carrying applications nnd seven designed to niil the wave of pros­ TAI r.AIMfiSKR. Fin., Nov. 26. perity sweeping the state. The (/H,— With practically no buxine** "search nnd seizure” measure wns tranm et, the House of Repre­ considered by prohibition leaders sentatives of the Florida legisla­ i a*- on< of tiie most important bills M b , ' ture In extraordinary session to­ passed. day found itself marking time un i Florida, a t this session, took the waiting on the senate to clear its hod in encouraging commercial calendar of the few measures air i tuft, linen In-ing the first pending but adjournment sine die to pun* a law i.orulii!lTuF“iid was not expected before late lliis licensing aircraft. Hundreds of afttrnoon or tonight. j thousands «if dollars in improvelairk of sufficient help in th -nvtut. district < wer e vniiiiuted in enrolling room to take care of th*" the more than 450 local bills which 600 bills to l,o enroll'd and rn-! passed. Several cities have le-en grossing will hold the -wnutozi' “ promate.se" f*«m towns nnd Gil■ e r ; tbiougb the day. i christ county was crented. The one net of the house on op-| Tho senate, frnnr a tranquil, rning this morning wns the pass- (peaceful leuly at udjourrrmint late age of an iirncndruunt to tho sen -' yesterday which smacked strongIT f MAY ADJOURN SESSION TODAY j Harry E.Prettyman Opens LocalOffice; •Stines Is Manager Enrolling, Engrossing May Hinder Closing i.l day by E. Z. Stines, who has been selected as msnager for thts branch. , . The company's headquarters will i,/located at 112 Park Avenue In the offices occupied by the firm of Thrn'her and Garner. Mr. Stin^ will have as his assistants T .B . Waddell and F. H. Haucom. The local sales force is expected to be Increased to at least 10 within the next few tlny^' , * a In connection with the developnunt, Mr. Stines states th a t 44,000 acres are included In the project Mr. Pretty man’s plans call for the cutting up of the tract into five and ten acre farms. Another feature, according to Mr. Stines, i. the laying out and development of city to be known as Renados, ly­ ing halfway between Daytona and Del .and. -1| To Our Customers and ......................... ... i OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR A HEARTY AND We Extend the Season’s joyous Thanksgiving Hi •• -I' i t H e a r tie s t Greetings And In The Spirit Of Gratitude We Extend The Strengthening of Resources Tt*<* re ’fotrr'en of this Rank arc strengthen'd by tin* addition of the fund* of the smallest depositor. His rusouiies are Ktrengtherwrl by the support of alt th • assets of this Hank. Let us mutually strengthen each other's resources. Our Thanks m S American Fruit GroJ Sanford Division To Our Local Friends and Patrons 4',; InlerCNi Paid nit S a v A c c o u n t s Seminole (J[ounfij!5ank S a n f o r d .F la . SPEER & SON STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS 1 v T" a a m a ia ililM X x n ia a in B iiiia iiiiiiN R ifln a ia N H a iia iH ii n ■ .- i.iiB iiL u a i muni n■aasnsuaaanaarjiciHa a ia a a ia a a a a a a a a f--- ---'I Sanford CAN BE THANKFUL AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR FOR THE WONDERFUL GROWTH A N D DEVELOPMENT OF THE “CITY SUBSTANTIAL” RESULTING FROM T H E CONSTANT EFFORTS OF ITS PROGRESSIVE CITIZENSHIP THROUGH �THE SANFORD HERALD. WJElWffisnAV Roads Advocates HEATING PLAN ,nal Convention O F SCHOOL IS CALLED P O O R i* rpper left, IF. 7f. Conntll, President, right, Charter i l . Uphaut ■jMJ Road* Coni r ration and Expontion. w*m ; » p r: the week. M'hlU otes, highway during i is in session l rs contractors convention i 4 material men ’ » or more " ill i , ii to 13 for a « tot ion and ex- I Pennsylvania M e e t s f 1 1 T*. 1__ 1 * 1 * C o r n e„ ll In Colorful C a m e Thanksgiving (Continued from page 1.) 'I ids building is equipped with steam radiators and no complaint lino been made by pupils or In­ structors, who declared that they have always been comfortable ev­ en on l he most chilly days. "h e high school i; al o steam heated, ami the equipment ia said to ho of It sa modern design than of the South Side I rimnry, no incconvenience from tho cold has been experienced there. Muttering For Nine Years In commenting on the heating situation in local schools, T. \ \ . Lnwton county luperintendeftt of public instruction, said: “For nine y nrs wo have 1mcn suffering front inadequate heating facilities i duo to the poor functioning of tlu Clow Gns-Stenm radiators in­ stalled in m m. "These radiators are at best hut a poor excuse for n heating ry.ntom," Mr. Lnwton state, "and tin poor quality of gas furnished by the city and the lack of sufficient pressure has made the results ob­ tained from their use practically negligible." ......... Remedy Now In S i g h t ..... He declared th at the gas pres • ure is so low in the school mains that frequently the radiators aia on the point of going out. When ashed if any immediate remedy of the «•*tuniinn was in sight, Mr. Lnwton stated that an architect was at present d igning a heating system for the pri l m ary schools tu he placed’in op­ eration about the end of _Ja n u ­ ary, and that pare part neccs- PAGE THREE Moving Up NEW YORK Nov. 25.—(,P)— The annual battle or Cornell and I’lnnVylvnnin nt Philadelphia is toninriow’s eastern gridiron con­ tent. Syracuse and Columbia meet •U the I’olo grounds. Jackson Keefer, flashy halfback, will lend Ihinvn against Colgate a t Provi­ dence. I "tdliam nm! Vermont have de­ puted fur the west to meet John t *nrro]| and St. Louis. Army and Navy ore putting finishing touch­ es i n elevens that meet in the nnt'li.il n rvicu classic in New York Additional Society Personals Ft. Lauderdale motored to San­ ford Tuesday for a short stay looking over prospects of locating here. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Ball and daughter, Mrs. Dick Brown left Tuesday for Jacksonville where they will attend the , State *Fair. The y will go from there to Quincy, Fla., and Thomasvilic, Gn., where Mrs. Jam es Boskey of Winter they will spend_ several weeks. * Park spent Tuesday lien- with her Lieut. C. (J. Herring, U. S. N.. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flow­ ers a t their home on Celery Ave­ and Mrs. Herring sailed on the transport Henderson on Nov. 1st, nue. from San Francisco for llnmpton Ronds. They will spend C hrist­ Mrs. Augusta Kigcnmannn who mas holidays in Sanford. Lieut. has been the guest of her daugh­ Herring has been detached from ter Mrs. Fred Daiger, left Wed­ the U. S. S. California and ord­ nesday for Clearwater where she ered to submarine duty a t New will spend some time with her London, Conn. son. Mrs. Lucius McLeod and chil­ dren of 1am pa are the guests of Mrs. Ralph Wight and mother Mrs. Mary Higgins at their home in Rose Court. S.W’iMIGAR Hi: BARRAMKM* JL\, Spain. Nov. 25.—(Ah—Paint­ ing-. tapestries and jewels valued ct ? di.two have been taken by btirrl '.i. from the home of Infante Alfonzo of Orleans, the King's cousin. Misses Dorothy Lane and Louise Hanna of Ft. Pierce were the guests for the week end of Miss COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 2 5 .Mrs. Mu B. Whir Smith, for the Mina Howard. They will return to h'P'—Governor Vic Donohan is go­ year p-evident ,>f ill” Iowa Wom­ Sanford next week for a more ex­ ing to get a check for 10 cents of n group of meiubera that a ro- en's ( hri-tiance Temperance Union tended stay. fur setting type and making up porl of the majority credential wa el cted vice president of the in the new composing room of the committve had not been heard in natimuJ organization at its an­ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Itonutlun- Dispatch for 20 minutes, lie holds a division convention. nua! ei tvention in Detroit. cker and Dr. D. K. Hovey of an 1. T. U. card. Situation In Syria v Reported Improved PARIS, Nov. 25.—UF\—On top of tho nows of the relief of tho French garrison nt Rnsheiyn came itci*patches/from Beirut today de­ claring th at tha situation in Sy­ ria w tu fnst restoring to normal, with the rcitnlt scattering inland townnl tho mountains of tho tribestuen. Tho situation is so (rcnernliy improved Gamlcin .and Dupont Informed tho war minis­ try, that no further reinforcement* arc needed, ns they nro capable of dealing with the Riffs and pacify­ ing the country with the troop* now available. YOUR FLORIDA, HOME A»r$780= A,\ l\ !A\ --A yr W lyB^ »n beautJul ifchkloa. \ \l ; r — Flond* n**r Jimp* wiu .yq whrr, iom^ iwidliiom /4-^e^— l in iiaKfcr only IJ3Q c a r : ovor’s t r / r ^l t- rmr Y —S k i «ww (rr ptrlieulsra V. S J * h iU IB s v.ondrtful ^ y v«lvn u oiitrsd • the Coliseum ' JrcJ nwnufnc- i i*ad ijialcrlf.tr < the exposition i to m ii ire feet Ll route of the 1 Lai ? :,e o n /.iu . I L : the United ■ C ulm , I 'o r t i f 1 ■im-s, Alaska, i B jrspna, U ra- 1 fctlni. Brasil, i fcei rod oilier (wince. Itotli |aiwiition "ill Lpiecs of the TIENTSIN, Nov. 25.—LD—It i reported a coup d'etat wa effe. t ed at Mukden wle u two crack div isions of troups revolted at th< instigation of General Ku Son Lien, who emilrulls the >i.ilinti, and arrested Cluing l’ o I.in Chang's chief henchman. \:otg Yu Ting, and others loyal , liim. All communication with Muk din lias lieen servered I'he rail road rails have bet n toni tip mid way between Cliatptli and 'long-, t nan and Shuiihnihuan tr-mips ar not perm uting trains to pmeet in any direction. I t \ hoc; it ion. (;V.-.--iy I'fi-.'i d- ( : 1 rrniovn as ■ participate in ( i hlsli-.v iy rn I p»iil roads IIIS Associated Press article, which appeared in the Miami I [eraId oi* recent date, speaks volumes i for the ever-continuing approval th a t is being given Greater Miami through the nation. fill tilt* w \ - i 11St it 'i fit ■i :• \ Ilf ttlMt |V11H \ m|*|| |t|. 11fI» pliu; ImgihI l«» Mi'"‘ » b il Sf •Gtn* vp11» citin pit 11\ for u • in hut hi mil: I wi* jhti*'.!iii»rH |*»r Hn N* « ! Vmi h M iami ftiiiip.iity ;»l ;» I**i.iI |n ,i m| - out).mm Til* it* I h 'll Wil H l.lU* II UB'I* t .Ml Ilin rlU of lii»* in* i « h. m l lit i n t e r Is Stimmtmi’il To DUap* Statement low i l —111"— ll court of in- I iu time P>mmlitit testi- k dvfelts • Ii. Kit martial. Lictnrmutb'u' pin of acre B dftmrtmciu rill- l.n.ii il rt I'Hiiftl» m l I mi i I mi u Mi nd m a l i K i i h n *1 t o r l l i l p u r p M- » Tin Mt - ai nt UM w i l l he rimri Cli:«if Mm f< •* lie said, but there was every reo: min ti> believe th a t there had been un such failure. *■ Lieutenant O. A. Anderson, of tlie arm y nir service, who testi­ fied for Colonel William Mitchell before the army court m artial was eiorely questioned for two hours, largely as to the desirability of having parachutes on a rigid air; nip. lie fin ally conceded th at this Was a m atter of opinion. Collier Testifies i iiief Petty Officer J. H. Collier, a Shenandoah survivor, testified with respect to tlu; reduction of | the ship’s autom atic gas valves and ; tile < "million of the gas cells ns he observed them a few minute.-, before tho crash. "Gas cell number nine*" he te s ­ tified, "was near my berth. I saw it v sa thirty per cent deflated. All other cells, as far as si could • rward, were equally deflat sd. looking aft, I saw the ( j IIs were fully inflated and 1 knew then that we were doomed.*1 lie was thrown out of his berth by the “unusual action of the shin no ing up,” he said,adding that it ascended to an altitude of 0,500 feet when its ceiling was but 2,500 feet. He also said the Shenandoah Meet the I n te l ad’ tionol League'* i tu r n <1 calcium ballast. In other Word’. Jack “ Beau-" lb u report for big lc season. He i"ii""" fic Coast ciriuit, "calling 'em" for campaign.-. I'"'served two . (kinndinn L< ague. litiifC a n d * .i |Mil*l** "f » , i r n .in, nmi ^ i Ini|| 100 p » m ii l*l;»n ' I lo rn li t ve I * o api*« " • 114 K '• ,l I !..• j |- |n \ in>i mi \ i li-i* th* > can ho us» d in tin n •>! n v\ * Railroad companies, steamship companies and such •* financing houses as J. V. Morgan and Company, Dillon, Read and Company, and the National City* Company, who sold the’ railroad bonds that are m aking possible the improved rail facilities to and throughout Florida —to say nothing of the tremendous individual invest­ ments represented by the stupendous now skyline of Miami and Miami Reach— * All these are given added support by this new announce­ ment wherein : the United States Shipping Board in­ dicates its appreciation of the importance of additional steamship facilities for Miami and has placed its stamp of approval in no uncertain terms by voting a loan of #2,500,000 to the Clyde Steamship Company. this action would he superfluou comment MIAMI SI10RFS proposes to make is a continued BY CONDO and even more ambitious and energetic pro­ gram at Miami Shores in improvement and building in order that this magnificent sec­ tion of Greater Miami may be found ready at the earliest possible moment to do its part in earing for the influx of thousands of folks who are planning to make this Magic City of the Southland their home. Georgia LadyAVho Had Lott 1 oo Much Weight, Was Advised to Take Cerdei and Is Now Well. Colambus, c ■ Hunter, of thin >:* ■ ■ “After I n ago. I suffered with dreed d I-" * In my Bides during ... My ul"' hurt so bad it nearly kin d «> '■ had to go to bed nn l ^ t,,n times two woe to ut a f-’1'* could not work and I J»'1 ,iri^ arouud tho houue. “I got very thia—I went from 1pounds down to less than l’“>- s mother had long been a Cardul and abo kmiw » hat a k medleir.o it waa G r t • magnificent 000-acre island at the head of P>iscaytie Bay—is being rapidly sold nut. 1lore is an island large enough to create its own individual community, with its golf course, inland lake and recreation center, and is to he connected to the Miami Shores m a in la n d b y a 100-foot causeway. th a t The United States Shipping Board would not have made this loan except for the fact th a t they know the rapidity with which Miami is growing, and believe there will be a continu­ ance of this growth indefinitely. Then what will happen to Values of Bay Front Property? j sho told mo f o s e t ^ a r d u ^ . I sent to tho store r tor « an loro l bad taken tho fi«I began to Improve , “ My tilde h u rt £-3 imnrovo In heaU ••• (L r,„ , . OFFICE: 125 FAST FLAGLER ST MIAMI woman NC-ltO �THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, NOV H ie Sanford Herald Let Us Give Thanks As Brisbane Sees It . « ft— ___ _ — •■mfsrO. 4-Minute Trial Thanksgiving Day, and what an opportunity for thanks Hear the Clergymen fa ta r sd Baeond C law Hmttar, giving thin should be! Not since the Pilgrims survived the Eagles Against Rabbits Outobar IT. m i . at th s Postoftle* a t B aaforrf..F lorid a t i d s r Act of ravages of a fearful winter and the diseases of an unusual France a Had Short Sale New England summer have any of their descendents, or the .BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ______ M i m dcscendents of any of those early colonial settlers, had so (Copyright I*!5) m. h o w a k d m e w d - ----much to be thankful for us the people living in Florida now IN ENGLAND yesterday, they 111 H ic a a lla A t»*«* *<* have. sentenced a murdered to death, in ~Iiit*hJirHIPTIl>5 RATES Our churches tomorrow will be packed to overflowing. n trial that lasted ju st four min­ On* T a a t—17.00 *Ui M c a th s- » l.l« Sam Johnson murdered ualltarrd «n CIV by Carrier, par The citizens of Florida will go cn masse to give thanks to utes. w eak, l to. W eakly Edition *1 Beatrice Martin, tweniy-two years Him who has made these wonderful things possible. But bar year.___________ _________ _ and Sam Johnson will Hang. the churches are limited in capacity and some will not be old,That '■ P E r iA l, W O T inti All obituary kind of justice explains the •oM eee. card* of th a sk a resolution* able to get in. They will kneel down in their homes and offer British falling off of crime since and nolle** ot en terialn ^ en ta wnora the wnr. There hasn’t been any »r*** ora Made w ill be charged their prayers to God. t a t ravular •*dv*rll*tpa rote*.__ We will thank Him for the wonderful climate He has given falling off here ■ R u m TUB AOBOriATBIl PltESI us. We will thank him for the warm sun which shines almost Tv* A nnotated Praaa la aaeluaAS EACH Sunday passes, the Iraly entitled la rhe uea for ra- every day, making our crops grow and giving us luxuriant wise consider thoughtfully utter­ publleatlon <y* all nawa dispatch** flowers and foliage. We will thank him for cloudless skies, ance from the pulpits. credit*', to It or not oiherwlea credCaJ In thla papor and alao tha to* which lend beauty to our country and let the sun through The Rev. Mr. Aked says it is *a' nawa published herein. All right* an age of skeptism and “m istrust ■*< repttblfcatlon or apeelal dtepaieh- to do its good work on earth. aa h erein are alao r***r~*d._______ We will recall that these things which God has given us in the hosts of the Lord." Dr. Reiland on the other hand, have made it possible for all the development in our state. says WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25. 1925 Christianity is emerging from Without them there could be none of the big hotels and apart­ the present crisis "grander and THE H E IM L u'8 PLATFORM I — Deeper water route to Jickaon* ment houses. There could be no Coral Gables or Davis Isl­ nobler than ever before.” Dr. Crowder says parents are ands. There could be no Fort Mellon or Loch-Arbor. We eflle. L—Conatroetlon of Bt. Johna-ln- could not even have the wonderfully paved streets which we to blame for the "shortcomings of the Christian home” explains our dlar River ranal, now sec on every side. troubles. l —Extenalon c f white way. So we have much to be thankful for, hut after all, are Rabbi Krnss says the flapper L .BiUnalon of local amnaementa. —Swimming pool, tennla coorto, we properly thankful? Is there not a tendency among nil must be curbed and controlled. lit. of us to raise the Almighty Dollar to lofty heights, while our Must is a big word. Rabbi Krnss 9,—Augmenting of bnildlnf pro- conception of God and our relation with Him is allowed to might as well try to draw out the Levinthan "with a hook." m—hotm s, hotela, apartment suffer? Is there among us enough of that ‘‘humility" of Dr. Russell says out motto sea. should be "a bright, sunny re­ Ettenaiwi of iire et paving pro- which Jesus speaks? ligion.’’ The ancients worshipped We have seen , . so .much . ,lately among those with .,whom. i a family of gods that kept the l —Construction” o f boulevard we have come in contact, of a certain spirit of conceit and , summit of Mount Olympus ringing aroi nd I-aAa. _____ laughter. I —Completion of city beautifica­ sell-praise which would deny any recognition of the part the with 1 When lame n Vulcan appeared, tion program. Supreme Being has taken in the development of this state. 9,—Expansion of school ayatem Many a man who has bought property for a few hundred of limping from hia forge, or when he dragged in his wife, Venus, and wtth provision for Increased fa* dollars and sold it for many thousands has had a rather Mars, god of war, third angle in eiiltlee. self-satisfied feeling after the deal, totally forgetting that his fnmily triangle, in the net b TbI . e VERSE FOR TODAY were it not for our wonderful, God-given climate which is which had caught them nil heaven laughed and was “sunny.” FREE FROM WANT:—Tho largely responsible for the tremendous influx of northerners But we do not think ot laughter Lord is my shepherd; I shall not to this state, his property would not have grown in value at in a Christian heaven. want. Pm Ini 23: 1. ail. PRAYER:—Thou grent Shep­ And with this growth of wealth in the state we have seen N E W YORK’S famous old! herd of the sheep, wo delight to an increase of intolerance, and a lack of charitableness toward church, St. Marks-In-The-Bouweria acknowledge ourselves tho sheep those, less shrewd than others, not so fortunate in land deals, works for a brighter Sunday. In­ of Thy pastures. dians performed in the church.f and a certain "spirit of grab" which was more or less lucking Gai-Wah-Go-Wnh sang in thui OUR FARM BACKGROUND HILLS in the days when the South gained a reputation for hospi­ Pawnee dialect, and there was a TAMI'A TltlllUNE I had forgotten the hills........... tality and inter-changing kindness among its citizens and sort of Greek chorus. But th at’s Still contours against wild skica. visitors there. unusual. Color th a t shifts and spills, However, if Christianity isn’t “ Factors Affecting Farm Pro­ dation? There is such a thing as There is something about the dollar of which we must Color th at stormn and defies, exactly gay Color thnt burns and glows, have care. The presence of it necessitates a frequent wash- l a m e l y fnVer.^Ting'a ^ 't h c Bible fits," an exhaustive report just overdoing agriculture, or a t least Now ruddy and hot and gay; ing of the hands, lest the tarnish on the silver touch the soul, is still the world’s “best seller." issued by the University of Flor­ being too dependent upon th at one ignin an chill ns a W inter dawn ida, covering a trucking belt of resource. We art; in the midst.of plenty. Lot us give thanks for it Cold-blue against colder gray. Georgia has had disastrous ex­ MEN CREEPING along tho the state, shows thnt of 130 farms and let us give thanks to Him to whom our thanks is due. analyzed and surveyed, the total « K 1 had forgotten the hills Forgotten tho stinging joy Of leaping along a forest path With the gleo of a carefree boy Untouched by caution or grief, As wild as n wind from the sen; 1 had forgotten, in city streets, Such htmdy ecstnsy. * 1 had forgotten the bills, Their rhythm ic cadence and stir, Their rushing, chattering rill-*. Their splendor of sumac and fir; Their n’rong, dark silence And then tho bright caress Of Autum n’s aunshino on your check, Her red leaf on your dress. 1 had forgottun tho bills But now I have como again To a land of aky and of brown etched trees, Far from tho noise of men, Whoru tho wanton Autumn winds— Now loud, now soft and low— Over the solemn listening hills Their ailvvr bugles blow. I had forgotten tho hills But they have remembered me, So onco again I am on the road. Wind-blown, sun-ki.ucd — and free! — Elizabeth Newport Hepburn. — — o-------Don't forget to qualify to vote. i . o --------Now comes the Manufacturer's Record and asks, “Is Cal Coolblgo a Dem ocrat?" Well, his appoint­ ments don't sound much like it. — — o--------Headline says: "Two months old Babe Walks ntid Euts Grown Folks' Food." We’ll bite, what Is it, a baby elephant? It really doem't m atter a whole lot, but wo don’t mind admitting that it’s been a little cold for tho past several days. —----- o-------A Mississippi girl has refused to enter u beauty contest because tho entrant* are compelled to Wear one-piece bathing suit*. Gosh, that's little enough, why kick about It? Abolish Grade Crossings Almost every day we rend about some fatal accident in which lives are lost a t railroad grade crossings. With Hie rapitl growth of Florida, accidents of this kind are of almost daily occurancc. Drivers of automobiles7 have the mistaken idea that they can heat the locomotive to the crossing, or with the cut-out open they go racing pell-mell knowing not what dangers are around them. Carelessness on tho part of t he automobile driver is largely responsible for the ever increasing number of grade-crossing accidents. It is well enough for the railroad companies to warn mo­ torists. The plan of urging care in crossing railroad tracks is a good one. Preaching to the public the necessity for the use of good judgment and tho exercise of safety has done much good. Education along this line is sadly in need. But it is impossible to put a stop to human carelessness. It will always he with us. Tho one way to make people take care of their lives and to stop being careless is to take care of their lives for them. In order to do this it will he necessary to do away with grade crossings entirely or provide sufficient protection at those crossings to guard against the irresponsible driver. Doubt­ less the time will come when railroads will find it good busi­ ness and good railroading to do so. •--------------------- o-------------------- Living Christmas Trees Living trees for Christmus this year have been proposed by tho foresters of New York, who recently made public the fiict thnt about fifty-five million trees ure destroyed each year in order that Christmas may be appropriately observed. Tho extensive use of Christmas trees in the north threat­ ens to ultimately denude tin: forests of the cedar trees, which are generally saved for that purpose. The demand has be­ come so heavy that it is proposed to secure the trees from nurseries and return them after the holidays to he saved for the following year. While the people of tho northern states are having to face thin problem, Floridans have little to worry about itt the m atter of providing enough trees each year for a good many years to come. Our supply seems to be extensive and one that will not soon be exhausted. it might be well, however, for us to begin thinking about the m atter ami to see that future generations of Floridans will not find it necessary to do without the atmosphere so propertly furnished by the Christmas tree. Milton Statlcr, *on of the hotel ------------------ o-----------------magnate, is cleaning chickens in AND SO FLORIDA prices are going up, lifted by the one of hla father’s hotels, *uys it news item. Now just what variety hysterical fail it that they will gn up. There tire other and do you suppose he has reference j so tin del* phases of this great liuont. There is appreciation of to? real values in settled communities which have an economic ground cannot fight successfully against poison gas. quick firing receipts were $3,087 per farm, guns, and explosives from the air. while the expenses were .$1,712. Besides the profit to the farm­ They have as much chance ns u ers, the selling agents spent $001 rabbit against nn eagle. an rcc cived in return Even the government of the h_t farm and United States will make thnt dis­ 11,711. What are the agricultural re­ covery some day. sources of Florida, and to what ABD-EL-KRIM, starting out to* extt'nt are Wc dependent upon drive Franco and Spain from them ? North Africa, came in contact with Some mendacious propagandists the French fliers. Now his men from Northern states dwell largodemand that their leader supply ly npqn Jhe alleged IqyH, of, ,(yrrithem with bread and are looting cultural resources h- re, declaring villages. that no state can become great without a farming element behind FRANCE HAS a new govern­ it. They speak of some former ment and the French franc sank land booms in the West being yesterday to a new low price, 3.80 strengthened by “something m a­ for a franc worth 10.3 cents when terial back of them, but claim in Florida all is froth. the war started. W hat do they think of the num­ However, the low price of tho franc represents not the condition erous bank failures in the corn of France, but tho bail judgement belt, where this year’s crop is of foreigners that deal in ex­ 20 percent greater than the visible change. France is a very rich demand, where corn that cost 75 nation, !)!) per cent of French men cents a bush-'l to raise has a m ar­ and women are thrifty. French ket value of r-o cents and is des­ mechanics ure as skillful as any tined to^ go lower as hanks throw in the world. That is not a na­ the grain on the market to save themselves from going into liqui­ tion to be sold short safely. ! HAMPSHIRE REVIVES solilary imprisonment for criminals. For a strong brain solitude is a good thi/tg, if not overdone. Every man worth while seek* mental solitude, difficult to find in this age. But for the weak criminal soli­ tude is dangerous, breeds bitter hatred, loads to insanity. As well prescribe solitary con­ finement for a cancer patient ns for a criminal. CERTAIN DEALERS in "ancramental wines ’ bnv> agree,| to cut down their requirements by U7 per cent. These ’‘wines’' included various liquors containing 50 or more per cent of alcohol. Sacramentally apenkmg, the country must have been quite wet if it is possible. without a complete «lr,mght. to rut !<7 per cent from the allowance. I d a n DOBBS SAYS: Om- winter resort which pro­ mises to he popular in s„ite „f th c great cost is tho k itc h e n stove Whin it ntan come* home ul) reason for their existence; there are great development, tired out ho takes off his coat A Now th at "Ma" F*crgu*on has honestly financed by Northern and Western capital, which gone and "spilled the beans" onco too ninny, wonder if those Tex are raising cities out of sum! wastes and swamps, .creating ana don’t feel just a bit like kick- values where nunc existed before; there is intensified culti­ ing themselves fur ever experi­ vation of soil which will product) early fruits and vegetables menting on such h big acute? for marketing at a time when the rest of the land is sub­ i , , - , () ————sisting on canned products; there is port and harbor devel­ A Washington dispatch says all ohibition permits allowing house- opment along the east and west coasts; there is organized Iders to manufacture annually effort to bring industry into the State and to expand the in­ two hundred gallons of wine, were dustry that is already here. withdrawn Tuesday. Our sympa­ Obviously there are adequate economic reasons why this thy is extended to Johnny Spencer boom should have had birth and why it should have been of the Macon Tutegruph. born in Florida and not elsewhere.—New York Times. --------- o--------Students of nryu Mawr College have been granted permission to ■moke, *ays a news dispatch, und By IRVIN S. TOUR now that this action has been tak­ en, why not bold a little congres­ sional investigation just to make THE TRUTH FROM TUB INHIDFl going to California gave a breakthings a bit soclulablc. Tho dining car w aiter was one fast order for grapefruit, toast, of those persons who feci a sense The hagfiih, found in Monterey of personal proprietorship In the coffee and soft boiled eggs, he bent Bay, California, haa three hearts institutions they serve—a type not over the patron and in confidential says David .Starr Jordan. Judging at all uncommon umong members tone whispered. "Boss, | would not koer to rccby the way tome of these girls of the colored race in America, cermend tho aigs this mawnin*. give away theira, we should say ilia manner, his voice, all ubout Saw suh, I would suggest you that the hagfish hasn’t a thing Min, subtly conveyed the idea that tuck somethin’ else on the bill." on ’em. here was one who took a deep “ What’s the m atter with the -0 pride in the undertaking of feed­ g g s -a re n ’t they fresh?" asked A dispatch says a valuable book ing people on n transcontinental ethe customer. printed in lftJHJ on the a rt of rais­ train, who realized his own re* The waiter’# voice sank still low­ ing and educating a prince wait bj <nsiblUlic , who w.n determ in­ er. recently found tn a gift bag sent ed that no blot ever should bedon’t know *f they’* fresh or to tha poor in Loa Angeles. What amtich the fair name of the iys- cf "Ithey ain't, '* he raid; “but to would hko to know i t how t t te n , truto wc aint got to go v sh p b U and w;i vbeo \hc £.aUccu& who ■ i im ' * iBTCfcHpKS H* 4|j “| ^ k Wf: »p VI G MY FAVORITE STORIES woman removes her shoes. The man who doesn’t talk much may be keeping his mouth closed so you can't see he has a lot of sense. The only thing valuable about time Is the way you use it. And. If love la a flame, then jealousy la tho fire department. Being sorry for yourself is wasting sympathy on tomcone you know doesn’t deiervc it. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Tt mplr Btili perience In depending entirely upon the cotton crop for her pros­ perity. Of recent years her farm ­ ers have been diversifying their crops with tho beneficial effect of having something else to fall back on. Agriculture is im portant, but fortunately Florida will never be wholly dependent on it. Wc have the great “tourist business," rapid­ ly increasing industrial activities, phosphate .mining in some coun­ tie ss fltljer 1,0cal advantage*, A gri­ culture fs among the leading re ­ sources, but it is not confined to one product. There is our great citrus crop, largo areas devoted to raising celery, others given to strawberries and peppers and to­ matoes and potatoes. Almost all kinds of vegetables and fruits grow well in Florida. There is livestock and poultry. And there is plenty of splendid land yet re­ maining available for more agri­ culture, and more is needed and will be profitable. So it is hard to sec where the , knockers have oven a basis of fact 1 for any claims that the "Florida boom" lacks solid foundation. THE MIAMI HERALD 1lie anvil chorus that has amus“ '"I ,»lso exasperated Florida in the Northern papers for the past, fow months, seems to have about subsided, alth o u g h here und there are heard a few clinks of tho hammer as it falls upon this un­ offending state. Alabama at first joined in the chorus, albeit rather faintly, but when that state di-covered that its mines and mills had been kept running at full force during the summer months to s u p p l y the great demand in Florida for steel ^instruction work, tho antagonistic tone turned to one of friendliness and encouragement, Tennessee had considerable to say, tor n time, but when the wholesale produce dealers of Florida quietly advised the Ten­ nessee wholesalers that Florida could well buy the many products produced in Tennessee and sold in this state, that state suddenly saw tho light iiiul changed its tunc from cursing to praising. Ohio, however, seems reluctant to give up the struggle. The pors of that state are still anta- gonlstlc and a few bankers arc still deploring the exodus of men and money from th at state to F'lorida. It may well be wondered what Ohio would say if Florida, power­ ful in purchasing ability, should quietly inform that state th at wo could as well purchase »ur rubber goods, especially automohilo tires, our automobiles, our electrical ma­ chinery, our tin plate, our paper, our butter, cheese, meats, milk, including condensed milk, our iron and steel, our flour, bread and food products, our boots and -hies, men's clothing and women’s wear, our street cars and petroleum pro­ ducts and our fond preparations. All these things arc produced in in other and more friendly states, Ohio. Florida uses them all in <>f dollars’ worth of merchandise abundance and is able to pay for all it buys. It purchases million < and material in Ohio every year. Wtiat if that trade was diverted to some state that does not think so ill of Florida, what would imppen to Ohio? THE DEAN GETS ON THEIR NERVES ATLANTA GEORGIAN thropomorphlcally—which means that you must think of Him |cm ns an individual, shaped like ourselves—and adds, “Think about heaven as a ’state,’ rather than n ’place.’ Once upon a time Dean Inge would have been burned alive for saying one-quarter of that. Now he simply distresses other clergy* men, and some of them don’t know what to answer. They know that the gcoccntic notion which Inge condemns, with Al! T h e Mot necessary to build a ccnipi«!te| 2nd—If your home is already ouilt you a very substantial loan j NO D ELA Y ----------- NO Prompt Service Guarante Call and let us explain our 1 Title Guaranty & Morlgj 107-100 S. Park Avc. Sanford, Florldf ............................................................ a ■ : I'hKn thut and i* shapedLVh like a man h not got feet, hands and beard 11 men !Y aV.e\ . They ,lun t want to a. linit thnt heaven isn't a rec-idir ‘,,1-7 ■ « . h Bold slrei't,. S : They deny that the Bible de»criD ■ ion of heaven simply reproduces " the idea of an ancient ruler “ to the kind of palace he Y u ' IS An.i , p„ 851* "S'iS: V,h' • CELERY FARM AND HOMESITES FOl One 5-acre celcrly farm , I ucrcs tiled e i1*1 1 5-room dwelling and garage for $7,000. ' trn One 5-acre celery farm, flowing well, 2-room These farms are situated on hard roads nr1* station. They are exceedingly cheap. : know what to say to Dean luge However, millions an.l mm; ' of ordinary Christians knou" ?,llt to say. They don’t w ^ o of heaven a . a “state of ‘ ^ 1 ir heaven isn’t an ncim.l .o with seats reserved for them V u-' >y. well up tn froni. they are not interaatcd. ha spates of mind right hiY, enough in ‘)uKl1 what with the high «?,, °»n ,?a.rth, bootlegging, etc. 1 °/ inir. The human heart r ,aVf Tha only auecaufuJ w taU tau l^f **r!h 03 tho 5YUr °* «■*»- !££• MON 1st—Wc will lend you a ne ith and all the .sins, moons and na Lil li'l! * wMrhng around it ■ “ c.?il.‘!!,h n°n«nse. But thev ■s dont like to go ns far ns J ... ™ „ ctrit. uio\, Robertson, W illiams and )\ MIGHT HEAR SOMETHING This is a terrible world, nut Dean Inge, ruler of the great it could be worse. What if they Cathedral tn11nliiiul fflivvers to 'I J ...of 1,,1.St. 1: Paul’s . ii in London ullowed run on the learned, wielding intellectual au­ sidewalks ? thority, d i s t r e s s other clergy, men. He calls upon them to ad­ Tho best argument for your side mit that some old ideas of the is the kind of people who advocate church are wrong or else to come the other side. out "and condemn astronomy as impious and heretical." Half the engagement rings are Astronomers prove, says he, bought with money raised hur- that there can be no such place* ridly. as a henven over our heads or a hell under our feet, with the earth Even If you did start life as a whirling round. Ho tells the >aby you should outgrow it. clergy to think less of God anMake the worst of things an.l that’s what you’ll have when you finish. in \ « K' S C have 8 lots in Fort Mellon, very desirable ^ ■< ■ ■ two lot* in Rose Court, I lots in I inehur1 Woodruffs Sub-division. All these I®*4 jr* " “ home »itea. F or prices nee us. 221 Meisch Building* THE WHITE REALTY CO! iU tti �• 3 S £ S ^ jF0RD HERALD. WEn u p g n .y 148 MRS. FRED S. D A IO ER. SOCIETY EDITOR ,l - s. Ilnirgard Mrs. J. <\ Neal of Charlotte. S'. from New ^Yorv" i ha* lm u rn cd the m i * 1 w,lcrc he spent ' " J . hou*e tnwst of Mrs. J. Past to days on business Ivor f u Ipepper. MISS MINA HOWARD ENTERTAINS AT 1 5on Ton Bridge rin'h BRIDGE AT PRETTYCOUNTRY h o m e ! "loi'tained Tuesday --------------------— bath powder. In f Among the many delightful socjal uffaint of the week and one of exceptional interest wns that . of Tuesday afternoon when Mis* ■Fxbibit *nd Vina Howard wns hostess at [•omen’s Club jbri(I({e at her spacious country home. There were four tables of Jiodist Church p|nvers. t of „f Mrl* Mrs. C.j *•: The enrd card tallies were placed jmuuu in m be living room and library, done Avenue, a t , the , !in old rose and green, the color * ' carried' will enter- motif being further carried out tf a series of wj,h niuiotua, hibiscus, roses .u»*» —id and greenery, greenery. r[•clock, : . K.«nnr-1 scores o _____.— •-A L,.ni l li o a firm** honor-1 were kept.inontntallies done i of Rustic. jn Thnnksgiving designs, and a fter the Fort- a spirited game of brige, scores | »nd others. were counted and prizes awarded. Top score was held by Miss Re, , t the City becca Scott, who was nwardod riven under St. Agne;»$ Lr prize " 11n *"' Mrs. W.W. Potter o fJCh,“ni M,7r Charles T. Ilenchel nrriviU ' Monday «. werc ®mong the «rri\ ,1h *h hero who will consolatioa n>. \\’T w p 'f!y ”l 'v hon,e of Mrs. a * , n, ,nt,e h°ur. the hostess an- the ,cene0 tfer ” Ho,c Court WM slated by hor mother .Mrs. U. A •lav after,. “ R.retly I’artV Tuese.l “/ f. " ,’0n ' \ t on «h* entertain­ ing »hr. ‘ Kc,’ th‘‘ KUC8t" includfrojPn frui* ,?* ’ ho‘ folia and coffee. . !* 41,1,1 voiiee. W .ii. r t i r ™ Bo" T™ pltaHtv* * T \ ' r K th,e, cor,,inl bos. Mi. i. Howard were- 'va. .T'.tC *he color achrmr Mrs. .Ins'. It d g i, Miss Scott, Miss Cobb. Miss bowls C\ rriwl ° Ut With and fern • Jei .chrysanthemums Vi«»C| n i i dy’ Miss Morion Hand Miss Lillian Rhinaholser mV J Q i . "" “<"u *« » dor"' time hcrc nt ‘he Val- 1 S‘evens«n and W. A. Le­ the c i t ' St- Augustine were in business. ' *' °n,lay transacting *Mr"; K; H Fcrran of Eustis is j )r. atl(J Mr,. W. I). Oardlner h e , guest of her daughter Mrs are moving this week into their .1 .. Thrasher for over Thanks- new apartm ents on Myrtle Avenue, • Kmn,{• between Eleventh and T w v lf th " Craig Clemens has returned streets. home from Miami where he has Mrs. I). p. Drummond und .Mrs. -------spent the pn«t two months. C. Henson were among those Miss Cobb, a member of tho from Sanford spending »he day Sanford High School faculty IcavRichard W. C. Smith of Chicago. Tuesday in Orlando. vs Wednesday evening for St. PctIII., has arrived in the city to --------rrshurg where she will spen-l tho spend the winter and is stopping Dr. E. D. Mobley left Tuesday week end. nt the Montezuma. for Jacksonville where he went -------''M business, lie will also visit Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Key and Mrs. Carrie Braithwaith of South his daughter. Miss Georgia Mob- their guest Miss Adelaide BonyBend, Ind., is plcnsnntly locat­ ley, who is attending Florida State age were guests, at dinner of Mrs, ed nt the Monezuma for the win­ ( allege for Women at Tullnhussee Lottie Twitehell at Daytona Beach ter. before returning home. on Monday. A Holly and Mrs. R. T n „ah n « an 'r aVe Wednesday for Thanksgtong wlH, \h l\ 'daughters V •,PKP'1 ■ Mi««... their Mrs. Hugh U'clriud ‘i . h G,i lo,!l T X * * suggestions. Olive NW 1' nn<l M*,drc,l Holly »„d Mrs. W. Theodore Langley and W arren E asterly, Mrs Wm Rob* IK r e s S o n .^ “"ual nUmber of pro’ about T,hoyvvi11 be away guest Mrs. J. M. Simmons of l n - n . Mrs. Bud H ow ard.' S t the, prize>or h S h ^ Z M Panii.l h a'i' W*H be accom- Mountvllle, S. C.. Mrs. Ned Chit­ 2 t e hv.Mni. Forrest Lake ttenden, Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mrs. Xndersom0 * " • T ^ S f ™ " ‘" ^ M r . " J. R “nir in Jackiouvilh and .»• 1 G. Sharon formed a congen­ on b i , K ' " l’» i* in T o n -c o l. I i, ial party motoring to Orlando on = sed^ddekenl*nj|8 c0n8!9‘1nft 0f presI Saturdny. divi.li.nl i"* h(,t rol,8» pickles, ina„, coffiom0n saltc'1 am entree, werePies' served a t nuts the conclusion of the card game F r.n c T K W /e 'tS rl;F r t o t e "Wfc S Truth Seekers’ Class First Evening Bridge Holds Monthly Meet P arty Given Tuesday At Methodist Church Hy Social Department , nr*u-,oU,cr’!' *««»■ ^ ' • ‘Mn.iS -------M 11 (,0flruff, Mrs. \v. c. Hill ,i fj, ladies will t t Mcsoni: LockFjb meets nt The monthly business meeting UJio of Mrs. s J J - ,f!rst G ening party by the C" ' * “"T*11, /Vr!,,1 Fmmett ■ [Myrtle Ave- of the Truth Seekers* Class of the Methodist Church met Monday af^ m " - !s |vi!l entertain trrr.oor., in the church p«rlr*r« Af­ neld ruesdaj-—m - . . V . hii. Every Week ter a benutiful devotional service, tim e Mrs. William Moore Stott *k honoring appropriate to Thanksgiving the was hostess a t bridge. Adelaide usual routine of business wns in Many handsome bits of potterv sate, N- J- order. ja rs and urns, together with tall Encouraging reports were giv- baskets filled with vivid-hued an o f^ rln n l ^ R Q«uHeS‘ j .raves nnu I smU at the cn by the chairmen of the differ- tum n leaves and veiinw yellow cut. ti flow- (lav°ni ?|do W,rr ,n ,he fity Mon- I ljUy on Pal- ent committees Mrs. II. G. Rose ers, adorned the large nudi or um day as the guests of friends. was elected chairman of the flow -llorm ng n lovely sHtin.r f T J * er and visiting committee. Mrs. uffal. y k for U" s f> M n i.M ..., A f I I * Ss!; VV lll“ T %, J - M- Wooten. | l Bazar and R. R. F.ldridge, ftlra. W alter A most absorbing game of bridge C,i n m k‘ ’ " • J form,i of ........... Clarke, Mrs. Ella Lundquist, Mrs. Holy rn ril the day Woman’s R. M. Turner were appointed on wns enjoyed during the evening. In. .Sanfordi on Monday, the committee for December. Mrs. The prize for top score among the T. E. Wilson, Mrs. W. E. Wells ladies was won by Mrs. A. C. n -5; r,rM? lr1 nn,l 1 . Falks of i mid Mrs. H. II. Chappell were a p ­ , rt,’ H being n quaint pittery Baltimore. I es Mil., arrived in the c ity '" bowl. The men’s prize. „ pottei v pointed as substitutes. Monday for n stay of several days " ant'd We.lash receiver, was presented to R. As a small expression of God’s. j',s 'p i 1'0 on liusmess. > " Kwk, as it goodness •*l 11th and f ntk for ?2,r»00. $750 cash, balance terms. ness ami anil manifold blessing bussing to t'» ' y ' ' llhanksgiv- itnod Mrs. Scott assisted by Mrs. W If vv p ...............T . during the past year, the class Langley, .\irs i 0 i,,,' ,.,i ' , !r!!’a.n d r-* bns return•1 lots on Union Avenue at Son Carlos street at $150 a raised a neat sum to purchase two Theodore T'‘ll«»'a»see where In- m foot. be heltl baskets of provisions to be dis­ Sneed, Mrs. W. D Gan iner m I " t at 10 tributed to the less fortunate. Mrs. j trill have 0. J. Pope, Mrs. J. B. Cmwfurd, Herring, served tempting refr.-di- ture btf,>rt a. All chil- Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. T. J. Nix­ inenfs consisting of congealed fruit j or cut-out on having chargo of this. salud. wafer-*, lady finger* and 10 lots °" Country Club mntl at Crupevillo Avenue. m 111 J}rown« Daniel Smith. ■ Irak contest At the close of the business coffee. , • U Alien, h. O. Nenl and char" 0«)X 17:: at $550 each. | applying at meeting tho hostesses served de­ . The nffnir was most delightful I'M Butterworth were a n„ltor J i mays were licious refreshments. Hostesses in every way and there a- r • i;, I'.iity stopping over in Sanford on ■ Hour ami for the afternoon were: Mrs. C. E. tallies of players. Monday. “ iy the chil- Chorpening, Mrs. G. E. Camp, Mrs. I! Established tea room doing $700 weekly business with A. M. Mason, Mrs. W. .1. Hughey, Mrs. J. C. Spinks and Mrs. I’, M. ■1year lease on location, offered at $5,000 cash includes BANKS Elder. .i our many •'ill equipment. A good business investment.. zitn for the FANCY WORK REQUESTED LotQf Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. _ beautiful j Jurirv the The chairman of the fnney work ] Kasy Repayment Plan nt husband[booth for the annual Christm as bazar, Mrs. .A. I*. Connelly, asks Office in new Merriweathcr H uildint; Masonic llldg. Phone 707. r»nnly. I all members to please turn in their fancy work to Mrs. A. E. Hill not 2nd Street. Phone till later than Monday, so that all ar-; ■i< tides can be marked and tagged. Personals hi Special Offering Thanksgiving Day (JN & i Corner J. H. JACKSON The Davey-W inston Organization m $28,000 IS RAISED , TAMPA. Fla., Nov. 25.—(jp>_ I In loss than five minutes, yesteri'lay, $28,fil0 wns raised as a cam ­ paign fund for the Truth About Florida movement. A REAL BARGAIN FOR CASH WE EXTEND to our Patrons and Friends Our Wishes for a I t Furs and F ur-T rim m ed Fur Trimmed HAPPY THANKSGIVING Stouts and “Little Lad­ ies” made of fine all-wool Party leaving town must Bell close in east front corner fridk fiKures far below any, J „,b‘; thin« in the vicinity of this s 5.r,'ot- lot' r ° me «n and we will show ~ you. I l l W. 2nd St. Phone 757 We tru st that we may continue to serve them with our exclusive line of Millinery, Hose and Novelties. i See our Hats for the Festive Holiday season. to be regular ' “ be held t .ay after Coats beautifully trimmed with brown and black fur. Sizes 10 to 53. $29.00 to $100.00 'that I ‘office Glasco Investment Co. ■il_, 0 ■■ „ J THE QUALITY SHOP Ili^li Grade Furs '0 Decern- At pouplar prices. Small medium and large size a will be Cid e r . Thanksgiving Greetings ABNF.y chokers made of squirrel, fox and martin, double ■ t !nph,r ‘‘ Ub; TO OlIK & f>i t - 7 9 F r ie n d s a n d P a tr o n s M $19.00 to $39.00 have a wonderful line of gift novelties that will make most delightfuI season gifts. »0f hP-T VOUR LI FT MAKE THE SEASON -MEAN SOMETHING. :: g Kayser Glove Silk Underwear Silk downs and Tedds Clowns, Tedds, Step-ins. Fine grade silk in all the new colors. All sizes. I rimmed with tine Irish and hand made filet laces. Made of the new silk trousseau crepe. White and Flesh. $3.50 to $10.00 M i-lady’sShoppe <» i «» m I l-’ROiM :: a and single styles all per­ fect skins. $8.75 to $12.50 Th e Y o w e ll C o m p a n y ! * ? !M u < ,* PUMIMKIII •> \ i : �THE SANFORD LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MAIlY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate Florida W eather And Crop Report From the Crown of Your lint to ray of them. Sometimes almost The Heel of Your Shoe Yon May the entire blouse is decorated with Display the New “Hand Faint­ n simple painted design. Some­ times satin overblouses are dec­ ing." "Hand Painted’’ is an expre <- orated with bright floral designs. rlon that has long been rather All sorts of colorful object:! serve offensive to persons of careful as th? inspiration of the modern diction. It is like that other of­ blouse painters, who usually place fensive "hprsw-back riding." If r, their gay design comcwhero on “hand” painted, and if you ride of one side of the front. For in­ crur^i* you do it on a horse's back. stance, a green satin overblotue Of late y e a n , sinco hand-decorat­ has a wondrrful, vividly colored ed china went out of style, the peacock extending from slightly odious expression has bten little above the normal waistline to tli? heard—but now wherever women edge of the blouse across th j interested In clothes arc gathered left r.ide and under the arm. Thor there arc painted shoos— together you are pretty sure to hear about something that is “hand that form': a profession in itself—. painted." scarf—tho saleswoman r.n<l there are oven umbrellas with wilt undoubtedly ask you if you painted designs guaranty! to bd proof against rains and snov/s. Add mean “hand painted." So wo might ns well let it stand. to this pajamas, smarts, handker­ Ev« rything from the heels of our chiefs, purses, collars, tuffs and n shoes to the chowns of our lints dorm other articles of apparel and ha-i been “hand-painted," and mnk- ; gi,rally demand nowadays for the era of women's apparel mu?t be man or woman who can handle the ■wing a vast number of brushes paint brush with skill. nowadays. Gno of the Interesting novclth * of the season is frock* of erepo rilk showing n design that is a combination r.f embroidery—‘hand’ embroidery, of course—and [mint­ ing. The outline of the design Is PHI I ADELPIIIA, Nov. 25.—OP) done with the embroidery while the — I» !p itc nctivity of various in­ rc*t is carried out in point. Th ere must bo thousands of ] terest* to bring about a resolution ainled blouses ready to be sold In of wage negotiations between rep­ the miners ami lie sm art shops—and it will be resentativestheof situation on the with diffetilty that urge woman de­ operators, parts for Palm Reach thin v«--jjt surface nt least, appeared unwithout one painted blou e in Her Thero were romo, however, who trunks. If she manages to got off without one she will have to held the belief that a way soon buy one or more once she has nr would lie found to bring the two rived, for the Palm Reach shops aides together, and that the end are ready to show a tempting a r­ of the suspension was in night. The more pessimistic entihl sec no lignifiennce in the recent move* of operators and union official t. Peports from Scranton last night raid Gov. Plnchot bad again sum­ moned Mnj. \V. W. Ingli*, chair­ m an of the anthracite operator's scale committee, to Harrisburg to di.'CUss the suspension. Maj. Inglla said he expected to meet the governor today. INESDAY, NOV. 25, 1925 i! fruits; largo shipment* were made. I The week waa rainless In the western division. The tem pera­ ture averaged much colder than the seasonal with frecrliyc and beI low on Monday. The week was dry in southern division, except that light show* ers occtircd on the southeast coast on Thursday and Friday; Some bean-, and j>eppers v ere shipped. Strike Situation Appears Unchanged ‘Bringing Up Father Coming To Milane in in H iim n i I I I U || Venus Youth Is Held On Murder Charges ARCADIA, Fin., Nov. 25.—(/P) —Williford Albritton of Venus, Highlands county youth, is in jail here today, held without bond, for th" killing of Darcc Tanner, 2d, Chicago, an employee of n real estate company Saturday night. According to testimony brought out nt the preliminary hearing yesterday, Tanner remonstrated with Albritton for crenting a dis­ turbance. Albritton slashed Tan­ ner with n knife and he diet! in n hospitnl here. The world’s fur capital has ever moved westward, it having startid a t Vienna and moved to Leip­ zig, Amsterdam, Paris and Lon­ don, until now it is located at St. Louis, Mo. Good Reliable Used Cars. Sold and Exchan 117 Magnolia Avw ■ a s a a a B a M M H K a a a x a a a iu ia a ia u AN ADVERTISEMENT IS THE SILENT SALESMAN OF CO 8 PUBLIC NOTICE Barber shops will be closed Thanksgiving RESTRICTIONS REMOVED Day. Will be open un­ BUDAPEST, Nov. 25.—(/I*)—Re­ nt fiction* on the Charleston and til 0 o’clock Wednes­ Fox Trot have been removed, hut day night for benefit a police inspector m ast h? pres­ ent when they are darned. of the public. NEW LUMBER Y A R D A complete line of Cypreso uml Pine Framing Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath 1!)25? llrick Lime Plaster While Itock Plaster Ihx.rd Nails Screen Wire Huihlera Hardware Kogistor with I,. U. Phillip*, Cily Clock at City Hull, this must lm Ih?font Idle 2Slli day of Novem­ ber. He sure you are registered in the City Klortion Hooks. Your Poll Tax for the year 11121 must he paid. If you have resided iu Sanford for six months and the State of Florida for a year you are entitled to register. Do t s Windows Frames and Screens . Made to Order tmnphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cnbincls The Price Is Right SANFORD The City you live in is the great est investment you have. W. K. PRICE, M«r. E congratulate you upon success attending the opt first unit to the public today. W E congratulate the people of Sanford up on their opportunity to make first reser­ vations for your remarkable property. W E realize that your institution of pullman bus service between Sanford and distant points cannot fail to aid materially in putting Sanford more prominently on the man. W 710 W. First Ht. Phone 172 We take this day to thank our loyal cus and good will that has made prosperity ours always t:ive you same service ami quality. Russwin Hardware, Guns,Ammunition, Kitchen Utens ils, Spalding Sporting Goods. Complete line of toys for the boy. ^ aaaH uauaapaM M % B art Nason, Mg �coin bring. tM bw t price. Them »re no duplicate coins, each town j . ot* ,eo a . °n'y numbered and lUmped "Florida.” In time* to eoino, it was sUted, the coina will become valuable. s P 'i**> l! stopped Union 8 to 0. Reports received recently showWilliam and Mary compiled a Feel.mere. Cteoee and New*cpre of 20 to 6 against Richmond, «porttheRichey hove already obtain­ topped Carson-Newman 27 e d their full quota, and expect to to 0. Davidson won from D uke1 more than double the sale of coin.* 21 to 13, Wake Forest defeated allotted to them. Okeechobee, un­ , °.n *1 to 0 and Lenoir-Rhyne der the leadership of Mayor T. W, Guilford into eamp 25 to 0. n 1he G»tadel was better than the ryn College of South '.Canflira }«* to 0 and Newberry had a 16 Another general aid to longevity t0 advantage over Wofford. Ouachita defeated Henderson*- is the fact that the good die young. —Akron Beacon Journal. Army Speeding Up Preparations F o r Contest With Navy Gators WEST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 21. — Army npceded up yesterday in its preparation for the Navy name. During the two hours avail­ able, McEwan kept four teams con­ stantly on the go. He personally took charge of the first team, Ite Seasons while Biff Jones looked after the second tenm. Gene Vidal and bins Hav« Saasco looked after the ends und L Victoria*, backs of both teams. No D e fe a t The second team, which will pro­ bably sta rt against Uramus on S at­ urday, lined up for the scrimmage l.nst Thanksgiving saw half n doz­ the same an they did on Tuesday. en upsets and as many more this This showed Iloiser a t center, Per­ year would cause no great surry and Lynch at guards, and Hum­ irise since followers of football And Ulue ber nnd Bunker a t tackles, Gren- ias grown to expect almost any­ thnll and Dnvidson were at ends, thing. Won 86 Con* with Hall a t quarter and Zimmer­ Georgia fell before Alabama upped F o rty man, Gilbreth and Allen in the Inst 1 IUII . year 33 to 0 in a game that man must win by knock­ backficld. \vns regarded as a toss up before er nny contingency th a t The scrinimngc of the second football Walker from resum ing team ngainst the fourth team last­ the contest. Vanderbilt wns down­ by Sewaneo 10 to 0 when the of Florida ed for thirty minutes, almost two- ed Commodores were henvy favorites. and comthirds of which was devoted to dc- Florida defeated Washington and Southern "■ “ * ° f ‘hS FRIEDM AN WALKER Leo 16 to 6, both teams entering nge 20 years team found themselves unequal to 24 years wt. H 7 pounds tho task of making much headway. tho game undefeated in the coniutions since 147 pounds height 5 ft. 7 In. For nlmo'it an hour McEwan had (he “Florida 5 ft. 6 in. 15 inches tho first team running dummy neck 15 inches I'ons of cam- 0714 inches reach 6714 inches scrimmage against the B squad’s j in a card of 40 inches chest 37 inches Navy plays. This was followed by !rtts and three 11 inches forearm 13 inches five minutes full-Hpecd scrimmage. [ffTPO**** teams. biceps 13 incljpa The results wore far from satisfac­ th swept the 1314 inches w aist 30 inches tory, however, and McEwan plans 30 inches „t in October w rist 6 2-3 inches more intensive work tomorrow (he Ornnwc 7 inches along the same lines. He is chief­ terse in Souly concerned with working out a forward pnm defense that will stop ctbailments in the th a t groat threat of the Navy. live been ntnOn the other hand Jones is plan­ *tonl them as ning on tho other side of the Navy b its past recgame, that of their heavy powerCHICAGO, Nov. 25.—N orthw est­ L of the UnL rtin g back ern's conceding of the Big Ten vy’s Captain. Biff makes no se­ T h r r r lots m i P a r k A i r . . (.1000.00 amt (.1300.00, Eml continu- title to Michigan having settled cret of the fact that he is worriei ■ lanipaigns the western conference football ■about the great ability of Lentz F o u r m o m h o u ar, ilu iih lr Rtirnivr and t w o luta (.1,000. ■m l interest. chnmpionship dispute, there is left in every respect. T w o Iota 123x100 (1000.00 r a r h . During the preliminary work, ■ j a g -1 "f the for settlem ent or argum ent only the minor gridiron honors. McEwan nnd Vidal devoid a half T w o lo la n r a r D r p a t fu r (7000.00. I t a r c n l n . Any claim Notre Dame has to hour to n punting drill, during lilting 682 in T w o lo la on P a r k 1.13x120 (0300.00. T a k e a lo o k . a western chnmpionship Is a t stnko which Hewitt, Trnpncll, Yeomans Eworld showin her game Saturday. The Mis­ and Secman all took part. This ■ tictories; 10 T w o lo la o n S anford A i r . O ne (3000.00, o t b r r (0000.00. li.ck oncetin- souri Valley conference winds up phase of Army's game doesn’t . M r r lo t on H i m A i r . (2000.00. Y o n r a n ' l b r a t It. t i n 18 years its season with tho Kansas Ag- seem to show much improvement, gie-Iowa State clash a t Ames and although com>tnnt daily efforts are ■dim book on F l r r lota In ( r u n t of I f n t r l F o r r r a t l . n k r . being made to improve it. |ir»U Florida T w o lo ta In M n j t n l r . T h r o n l r tw o a i n l l a h l n McEwan is still undecided whe­ |«f 2^707 points IN Iota In t ' l t r li m it a f o r (27,000.00. ther he will use nny of his first I —,hired points string men against Ursimis on Sat­ I ' l m l r r It. It. ( r o n t n K r nt (10.00 |irr tout. M r r Iota on O nk A i r . C all a n d a r r lh ,r m . i Florida com- is noted. Beginning in 1305 when urday, hut he said he thought he t li nxc t h r r h o l r r a t a r r m a e to r l t , f o r a u ln lli lalon. If Sttithern elev- the state had developed but little would play them for a few minutes t r r r a t r d ta lk w llli m r. Bulldogs have it has risen today until the Gators each, especially tho ones who are I t ll*a liualnraa |iro|irrl)r I l i n v r that. i'.or nunu four are well recognized throughout the in good shape. I l m r n o , n r on n 00 j r n r I r a a r — ra n 't h r b r a t . <i won each country. Year by year Florida is I f y o u n r r a a l r n n a r r It w i l l pay you to I n , r a l l g a t r . picking up and her football sched­ Florida teams t»on the Geor- ules are including better and more I have in their conference games. Tho outlook bused a total around athletic quarters of the University is th a t probably next A ISAll ESTATK —IN VESTMENTS year Florida will face a half doz­ Lobby I’uloston-Ururoley Did*. The Puleston-Brumley Building Kheld forth on Sanford 'Florida null and twice en conference team s and ono in­ ttinjc 2d points tersectional foe. failed to tally, tier Dixie foe ihas rover senrprtn the moun10 point'. A y the last eir Conferen ce, ST. ACGUtfTWlB REQUESTS Several Local Representatives D. P. DAVIS PROPERTIES Haggard i Masonic Bldg-, Sanford Mickey Walker Ready County Leaders In Memorial D r i v e HaveBeen Selected ^This t Reverse Northwestern T e a m Concedes Michigan’s Right To Big 10 Title Earle T. Field ihuge advan|)Sf the tint■n met for le \ At the ■m had l'J7 In. nil " i nn Fior5 hut in th e ; pffcrrcn the won two f5tu was a . M jura nml [ Blby *d close i it* 57 points P ? r,< Blidory she ■>V tintvd 1 W. J. THIGPEN A smart double-breasted for “up-and-stepping” young men Sanford’s Finest In Hart Schaffner & Marx bracken, bottle blue, silver gray, cedar » : ! une she wer ■ lie. [hiri whirl) P Jlto is held to 1 1 to P * tie game, phrike came [7 4* Missouri her lone viccumh- M to o. j| P* tossing in- ■ Pf^’-mectional 5 r*Onty of Flor- a F*1in l'Jl« and ■ P*}‘ to Georgia |J r*> ‘rd Auburn, N P'*. hut in the " * Btr she tal- ' Mans, being S M* raid-Wfstern- ■ P unon h-r. ■ rj* Borid* camo J k * m ■ 5 a ■ h.ave faced S I mdiron 12 ■ ^ » I*V0n- Six u L r* *nd tied one. ■ in all J made , r ' Wiln fewer fiZTfk'LiC uf not u r, l*- opponents L OSinls senr L lhlt «vumul.it- g Space Available Now! Forms Close Tenth; Published Fifteenth Subscription $1.00 a yem keep in touch with Sanfoi lopnients. University men are strong: for it—two or three button; the tfood dressers on Fifth Avenue are wearing: it. It’s new with its wide shoulders and narrow hips—and it’s certain­ ly good—particularly at our price. Read Florida Outdoors to md Seminole County 'devo- I f r . Southern ■ FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW If J^ ^ F h rid a ■ L r ‘n u t . whh s Ef i4!k Sanford, Florida. |t. up ' 'la wored'B U ■ ! 3•-■■■nmy ha* . U'*‘* ,lt" * mi Southern ! National Bank Building Sanford, Florida ^ H a k g B laB R S aH B ;ij Hg g M M a a ia la B iB R ii* 04. �!M •* N AV: ' fvvr E!C THE SANFORD Its ‘■;>■* :' - •' ■ iP-Srhtq _______ JAY, NOV. 25, 1925 HB 184, Authorizing: Tampai to crentioi. of a municipality. walks, sea walls and bulkheads. by condemnation sites therefor. issue limited amount <n improveHB 183, Authorizing Tampa city HB 03, May Citrus— An act re ­ HB 177, Act amending Pension ment bonds without referendum. lating to the issuance and sale Laws for city employees of Jack­ commission to fix its fiscal year. Tax books are now open for 1200,000 in bonds by the town sonville. ft! Y: By Associated Press of Inverness. HB 178, Act prohibiting llve2% discount allowed on all taxes HB 164. H arrell, Gadsden—A- jtork to roam a t large in Hills­ 1LLAHASHEE, Nov. 2S.—(VT1 city of St. Augustine in St. Johns all naid in in December. Decemhor Tax T «. tbooks .., Wdfo' all paid je following local hills passed county to Issue bridge bonds to mending the laws of 1923 affect­ borough county. both branches a t the special ses­ tho maximum nmount of three ing Hnvann. IIB 179. Extending corporate Ellen Hoy, Giy Ti, | sion of the legislature. hundred thousnnd dollars and to IIB 155, Taylor, M artin—Estnb units of Tampa to include Port Altamonte S p rin g , Fla JIB 63—Ellis, Alachua: An net rovidc for the payment of said Ushing the Town of Jensen, with Tampa and Sulphur Springs Park 14 miles South of Sanford. and providing for a referendum validating, legalizing and confirm­ onds. other provisions ing bonds of the city of Alachua, HB fill, May, Citrus—An Act First class accomodations for 150 guests at moderate . Taylor, M nrtin-Jlelnt-1 lhe" t0_ Lonns Fla.,„ In the amount of 320,000 for fixing the compensation of county ingHBto 1T,H m o n e y available transactions of the Townj . HB. ISO, t reating police pen- rates. Beautifully located between two lakes, 30 acres in the construction, operation and commissioners in counties in the of Salerno. sion fund of Tampa. parks, golf, tennis, boats, orange grove free to guests. For Flret Mortgage Loana on Liber,! v.t E maintenance of an ice und colJ state of Florida having n populn IIB INI, Incorporating City of !Ill 169, Brock, Washington— Con,nit tin t .b ,„ storage plant and providing for linn of 5.220 according to the 1t*2tt Excellent cuslne, tine orchestras. Busses pass hourly. Temple Terrace in Hillsborough. the payment of Interest on and federal census, und not less than Incorporating the city of Vernon. Twentieth season. HB 182, Authorizing Tampa to HB 101, Establishing the Town ‘ nclpal of said bends hy taxa- five special tax road districts. M agnolia A Second A. P. CONNELLY & GEO. E. BATES & SON. issue bond* and levy taxes for of Osteen, with other provisions. Ill) 00, Craig, Volusia—An net their redemption and to use funds HR 171, ('hanging the Town of HB 65—Combs, Fam sota: An relating In the issuance of inter­ so secured for wnter mains, side­ a c t creating and establishing thu est hearing time warrant ! hy the* New Port Itiebay to City of New Port Klchey, Pasco county. municipality of the* town of Frig- hoard of county commi-rioners. Ill), Authorizing city of Jack­ lowood in Snrasota county. Mu ; im r.I, HrncR, Washington An sonville to issue bonds for new ling Its territorial lim it*. pro* ;,ct r luting to the issuanu; of in- firti stations and providing Tor ng for Its government and pre- tc-rest-bearing time warrants in ief' rendum thereto. bing Its jurlcdiction «n I pv- »um of $50,000 hy commissioners IIB 176, Authorizing city of Jack of Washington county, Jacksonville to own and operate HB 60—Kepirr, Volusia—An IIB 02, Kepler nod Craig, V'oln - public radio broadcasting stations act to authorixe and empower the a- An act to abolish the present (aeroplane landing fields, golf mayor, commissioner and city clerk .Municipal government of the town ■earner- , yacht basins and other re­ . of the city of Lake Helen, Volus­ nt Neville in Volusia county and creation grounds and to acquire ia county, Fla., to sell and convey on behalf of said city of Luke Helen, certain real property now owned by said city. F HB 67, Kepler, Volusia—An act t<\ approve, legalize, ratify, ton firm and .violate all the a its and proceedings of the town of Lake Helen and Its officers und ugents In relation to the sale and con­ veyance of a certain tract of land to one Charles P*lt».n. HB 68, Victor and Kendrick, St nhns—An act to authorize the City Taxes Due Nw, BILLS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL ""“ Ml C Quick Action Insures G reatest Profits WITH A THANKSGIVING SPIRIT WE WISH TO EXPRESS Make . Your Selection of the Section of OUR APPRECIATION orns m -r ift O ff-N o Pain! — to our friends and ■pacitJiis for their loyal support. We trust we may con­ tinue to serve each one in the future. HOLIDAY GOODS We have on display a complete line of Holiday Gift suggestions including: Toilet Articles, Toilet Requisites, Whit­ m an’s Candies. UnDnPharmacy FIRST SECTION SOLD OUT tu a a i H X WE KEEL THAT With the present introductory prices of the Second Section of Holly Hill Heights, the man wit ha limited amount of cash can 'g rasp the opportunity th a t will reap golden profits. It is important that you act at once if you want to get in on ground floor prices. & Thanksgiving Day \ !*h Commemorates one of the "happiest events in American history—with a true fellowship feeling wo extend pU r Bear in mind that opportunities such as th ese offered in Holly Hill Heights come “once in a life time.” Others will accept this as being a real outstanding investment. 1he man who acts quickly will profit most. Let us show you with bare facts why an investment here must and will prove profitable. t'U.-'.ek*, .O ur Best A for the day-to our loyal friends and patrons. May we continue to serve them with the same high quality mer­ chandise and low prices. LOCATION The Outlet H i B L i a u i R i a B i i ■!*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ n a a n an ■ u x a n i a x g a i i i H i i i a i i i D i i i i i n H u m i J i i i m . : a a x n ! i r x n i ! z r ; m i 3 i n a i m i i i i i i r i K 4 i B i a ] .................................................................... ....... ■ ■ mm m 7hanks giving] N Wc Floridians have much for which to he thankful Cur crops are horntilul. The health of our common­ wealth is Rood. Radiant health giving sunshine greetr i:s each morning. Cool semi-tropical nights adds zesl to° sleep, sleep. Our state is blessed with a prosperity before pparalleled in the history of business. For all these blessings we are grateful. To be a citizen of Florida .. and to participate in its great achievements and share in its natural gifts is in itself a tare privilege. 1 IMPROVEMENTS This is one of the most im portant factors to consider in making an investment, or selecting a home site. Holly Hill Heights just three miles from the business dis­ trict of 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, concrete sidewalks, city water and lights, in fact every convenience and im­ provement will be incorporated for the comfort of the residents of Holly Hill Heights. INVESTMENTS Quick generous profits awaits those buying for profit. Compare our p r o p e r t y with "thcr developments in Halifax Country. Holly Hill Heights is Florida’s biggest op­ portunity today. Free Trip to the Property by Appointment * a1londa -Land Investors Co. Owners and Developers of Holly Hill Heights and Flanico E states •‘105 1st National Bank Bldg. W. J. Rudland, District Manager Millard K. Rutherford, Asst. Dist., Mg1’* S m ith B r o s ., I n c . u “Quality Merchandise At Prices That Appeal” M c a c a a c a n jn s m u c a -c a iU M H a u ^ a a u a a n n a a -ia M M a a i a ■ .Li’ * 1 ■ ■ II *tv a a ia g a a a a a a a a a a i iii< �~ By Williams SO CEWf£ y I S ALU X / * \ P E A O T feS L 1 MEED HA! I Vj'CRDS OFF C'MOH I*M \ 1M . a tM 'r.r ^ .E ^ \N F O R D IlERAI.n. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 25. 1925 lror Sport r of ro ft pork by ,* , *>alvor*cn nml Knrl Hasletthat to harden a penrcd h(,tr must eat tw o'Id three times as much March as oil. /.G O " fD V O J R 1 F A T H E .R , ME.WlLF 'HURRyA 1 SPELL EM . VVW tLLSA MA? B oth o f h o d t cam T WE HAVE s o m e v e r y a t t r a c t ­ iv e PROPERTY LISTED. LOTS, a c r ea g e , b u s i n e s s a n d r e s i­ d e n c e , LET US SHOW YOU WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WE HAVE IT. voo "(AnT Olf* oM OFF pypP AH. 0 0 -fA lto M CfF FCP 'V n T . r r ' Scarfs of plaid wool in very brll,;ii ! rul in arc very effective with the rough top coat or the sport ruit, They arc wry. much in cvkii nee at football gain at' and ri 1venta. Naturally they glori‘y youth rather than age. SMITH & RAWLINS 12 Magnolia Avenue. I'hone ,T(i7 Owner offers one of vthe most desirable and centrally located large pieces of warehouse locations on track in Sanford. Suitable for many lines of retail and especially desirable for wholesale groccry, feeds, etc. Address P. 0. Box 189, Plant City, Fla. CTR-WiU jam* // - s tRE M A D E. S ON LEGISLATURE ASSOCIATED PRESS l l il:u W. I. of the PC from tiijn. No [tide, but IrHntuiv Tsco-'idon. if the upi reception. of lhe seven bills of general na­ ture consumed the greater por­ tion of an hour. .*• Press reporters who have covered regular sessions where there is considerable time devoted to con­ sideration of a bill, are missing the diversion and excitement that heated debates bring. The session so far as debate is concerned may be termed “quiet.” No fast where hiila introduced during the firs t day or bo, that pages answering one call usually came hack to the clerk’s desk with their arms heaped up with meas­ ures. jam in the C. Ilodges ' for sever* bis country A large group of students from the Moridn State College for Wo­ men occupied the gallery during one of the afternoon sesaiotis. Their presence caused members to be on their toes, Certainty that completion of the Mr ;iott in accordance with the Dou:o concurrent resolution to a d ­ journ si net die noon was voiced by Spenhur Milam Friday when he •'■ntiid to a nnint of order during proceedings, “if you will convince the chair that this is the last week of tho session, then the speaker will hear you.” It brought n gen­ ty ram- eral laugh. bot, local Prrsistrnt coupba and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now wfth Creomulsion, an eimil.-iticd creosote that is pleasant to take. <ircomubion is a new medical di-euvrry with two-fold action; it soothe* and heals the inflamed membranea and in­ hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, crcuKitu is rccogniied liy high medical atilliorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and otti r forms of throat troubles. Gcotnul .011 contains, in addition t<r :reo*otc, oiler healing elements which sooth'1and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into tile blood, attack-, the scat of the trouble am! checks the growth of tho gcrnn. Crcotnulsion ii guaranteed satisfac­ tory iu tliu treatment of persistent roughs and colds, bronchial asthma, lironcliitis and other forms of respira­ tory disea-jes, and is e xcellent fur build­ ing up the system alter colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is nut relieved after taking according to directions. Ark your druggist. Crconiuhfon Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) |t< i i i'u .V Y»v. 1 ff i he spenkert have heepino p er-1!l "ttal In their argument.-] anti fo r}( hr most part the session has been! „ •nlirely harmonious ia both houses.! u b yviirs «*t n--. r ^raothlng 1 skla ami E?i105^ rumF h tSo kap. r "U t tan I J i!1 i *!»' V- UMASONAIH.i: HAT Kit re^erv nlli.M " Imiiilr'- ol \|»urt 1 > n . I, Soil ITim r, s o n l u r i l I te r you can make shipm e n t s D i r e c t to p o in ts on th e lines of the S o u th ea stern E x p r e s s C om pany. i '-kin PtWby do i Plmplca, HERE YOU CAN 11UILR THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS OR INVEST WITH ASSURANCE OF SAFETY AND PROFIT KI NDERGAKI D ;pite the heat of the tic bate I t •n tui mi g o i,i & . > A V -••• koute yottr Shipments the fastest way SECTION NO. 2 \\ ILL SOON HE OFFERED—MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW IN SANFORD'S RESIDENTIAL MASTER I'I ECU Tim fact that Section No. 1 has sold out so quickly is certainly an indication of the people’s faith In the development ami in (he men behind l lie project. Tliev know that here they will have the wholesome and contented life of a beautiful mid refitted residential section—a section endowed with every city convenience and comfort —at a price which they can afford to pay. And it is also * jjv ;ifLes.sihIt just three minutes from all schools, churches, amusements and the business section. Its location wu nU ,- to a3 L| • can F S m al ,h,» C. /Tai,ng out fnJ^Uho By> L . * 1 “aolbl- jm/w. Pum deposit will be required, balance of first payment within thirty days, and the balance in one, two and three years Y5y -ranking yonr exprsas thipmenl*nt*. indicating tho trartfar poin ‘■:rcct servieu u» points cn the tinea c K n igh t & M a c N e ill I’tvma Cc.r.gjSy. SALES At;ENTS • • r further information rotative to i h'iS;-aiiiijj Uua»fcr point, uddrtu r Wealthy, s- * - k U;t:tn*astL-(n K-tpress Company Jackaonvirlo, Florida It. o. BRINKMAN, Mgr. Realty Dept 107-10!) South Park Avenue Phone 720 MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOlNE SulcsLudies / �w Kitov. W i n s ,7 t '; E TEN ^ “ VI v trw * # T r M '1-. >«,wv’ . ?>■* < '_r' ■J*V ' ffcJ- •*c L ook! A c re a g e ! 1120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND 4 MILES LAKE FRONT ON NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $100 P e r A c re NEAR ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE TINKER O -K FARMS 10 Acres of Prosperity 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 S years old. Price reasonable for immediate sale. o. K. F a r m s a r « lo c a te d b e t w e e n O r la n d o an il K i s s i m m e e .ind ea sliy a n d r i u lr k i y a c c e s s ib le t o b o th c i t i e s o v e r K°od roads. T h e s e f a r m s a r e c u t In to 10 a c r e t r a c t s , a n d so laid o u t t h a t e v e r y t r a c t f r o n t s Dn n w i d e r o a d lendlntf In to m n ln h i g h w a y . F o r th e r a is in * of t r u c k , c i t r u s f r u i t , d a i r y i n g o r poultry, F l o r i d a o f f e r s no b e t t e r land. T h e lo c a t i o n Is Ideal, belntc not o v e r 30 m i n u t e s f r o m e i t h e r O r l a n ­ do o r K iss im m e e . Theae fa r m s a r e hig h , d r y a n d rich soli, a n d t h e p ric e Is o n ly * W. D. LEAKE, Resident Manager Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, •r Close to Orlando FRANKLIN INVFSTMENT & REALTY CO. OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS O-K FARMS JOE TINKER Tinker Bldg., Orlando. Orlando, Fin. 21 Court Street i! ) Realty • Development Corporation D. E. MANASCO Longwood. WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. * *• $125.00 ACRE •er Phone 1741W. •] MR. IN V ESTO R WE “MINE” OUR OWN BUSINESS M a n asco- :er.| 18 N. Orange Avenue Phone 2662 Orlando, Fla. * Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit %x%, - f A % •% 40 ACRES Close to Oviedo A Good Buy At Vijjr Our office .specializes in this class of investments and we offer no property in which wo would be unwilling to place our own funds. * f $100.00 per acre BRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Lane-Hardison Corporation Wc have nevpr sold n ploco of nronorty on which the purchaser ha? not made a profit. Phone 2186 No. 12 Watkins Bldg. ORLANDO, FLORIDA •F O R SALE 53 ncres of land located on the W inter Garden Stute Highway, two miles west from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One of the best subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold at once will take ?1500 per ncre. $5,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. “NEVER A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER” If so, let us rapidity with wl every d a y asking Our years a guarantee to make you a cliel Property, Acreage, Homes All in the city limits, subdivided, staked mid platted ready for market. For quick turn over will take $GO,000 on the very best of terms. For informa­ tion write, phone, or wire. D. P. SIAS Marlowe Realty Co. ROBINSON & SAMUEL Orlando Florida P. O. Box 1013 Phone 105 Propen Up to date listings of Business ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP 14Vi Acres in South Orlando Empire Hotel. Have Y( Orlando ,Fla. 132 N. Orange Avenue Phone 1417 “L Mabel Shores Rod and Gun Club”_ Name Chosen for Club House on Lake Mabel I Main and Pine Sts. •« �the SANFORn HERAl.n m m c n . . y g \ 25. 1925 2 » ft ient Co. h i^ s^ im v m ^ ^ ropo I on. ADJ0INS g o o d t o w n - A c re a g e ! L o o k ! $ 2 5 0 Per Acre Orlando, Florida NELA IS L E Is Different Fronts In Lake Conway At Prices which mean Splendid Re-sale P rofits *-»**• “WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET* We have been in business “boosting Maitland" ever since 1921, our officers taking an 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. The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. C. A. Roberts Real Estate Co. ^ THE LOVETT CO. 119 S. Orange St. M A I T L A N D 40 Acres just a short distance from Lake Butler, 2,000 ft. of lake front­ age on three lakes, 17 acres in bear­ ing- grove, 23 acres of additional cleared land, $29,000. These can positively be delivered at these prices. Only 135 Lots—67 W ater WRITE FOR PARTICULARS M ake M oney 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. AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT * , S REALTORS “Where Values and Price's Harmonize” Orlando. Florida 6- N* Orange Phone 96(5 Orlando, Fla. Eastwood-Williams Co. Office Next to Postoffice—Phone 1210 J Maitland. Florida REAL ESTATE REAL ESI ATE i 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. CODE HILL ESTATE Last week we told you that this wonderful estate had 200 acres. 100 in each county—Seminole and Orange. This acreage has wonderful large trees ami four beautiful lakes, giving nearly two miles of water frontage. LP.SIAS REALTY CO. 22 West Pine St. Telephone 1133 Orlando FLETCHER-BULGER •11 N. Orange Avc. • .• ’ Our Engineer has just completed the survey and we have the blue prints ready, ami will be glad to talk this over at any time. <* • ■u ■if*,, n il Orlando, Florida. v*.,.o Phonca 1mn—2.>(u ’ * tU I t ' in tt n 'V "• III Sue L's For Orlando Property ns, Any Lease? Sanford Office— 113^ Magnolia Ave. Miller llldg. Phone 716. 1 EASTW00D4VILLIAMS CO. REALTORS t. -J REAL ESTATE ; * REAL ESIPATE ” pprised at the into our doors GOLD! p reputation, is One trial will GLITTERS! So do our customers’ eyes when we show them our exclusive JW . I ACREAGE ftpany COME Let us know when you arc coming to Orlando and wc will have a salesman waiting to welcome you and show, your our— ■n*i listings in Seminole County. Here’s Some Red Hot ISuys! P’E. SHEPHERD 120 acre tract adjoining Osteen roads on twosides of property. $350 per acre easy terms. 59 acres two miles from Altamonte Springs Hotel—lake frontage $330 per acre—good terms. 10 acres adjoining Chuluota $150 per acre.— Terms. 80 acres adjoining ( huluota, $100 pei acre. Bro wn-Le wis-MorrisonA Inc. Seminole County Acreage Specialists ,*1GW. Pine St. * nh!>Viia in f:that was selected by the S m t t e e . While all the suggestions were good, - 668 m e ownus " ' " ' • ' o - t t n . . .................... build, at once, a pnirineers will so*"1 be busy s EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 Orlando Hank & Trust Company Phone 1037 Orlando, Fla. E .T . FARMER, . 604 Inter Southern Budding, Phone BEST BUYS I 111 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 today-G e t in on the best investment available. �iWv B el T .iI«»; vf ■ ■r*;: : - ■: )41***4 r ?v Wi« >••• • L: * (Hit : \ v r - m * * W * . »* I SAN > _.. m NOV. 25, 1925 i.' ii , !. <*: . -it-f...Uii-f v(-»«■»-««. r v *V« . *"»■' wmn __ *»-» "*+**•** »■• -* i i e y r y c 1^ — t ’• ------- - - - INVESTMENTS ' v _Ty *‘ REAL ESTATE , BETTER BUYS a**.-*.^,’** r j v - t x . / t ^ mu 1 Kt ii;1 t KARL J. SCHULTZ / 1st National Bank Bldg.- Phone 744. » *— j t% «rrrv**hirt* iv r**J tiu M io Lneii-Acbnr and i»-priced rig h t.»Homes are scarce, but I have some that are below market value. Four lota In Fort Mellon. You can have them all for $6,000. Ten acres near Ovledp on lake, th is is (rood. Per acre, $100. , K r :-' 80 acres on hard rood near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 80 acres near Chuiuota on proposed hard road, 7100.00 per acre. 10 acres at Chuiuota on hard road, ?150.00 per acre. It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property ............ ■ . i> * v s : r ?t *... > Cv >• I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS w ■ ■ Irirmur Frup^rty on in 'Vt*l First Hlmtf. Groan income nvrr*10 r/ , . . £1 * ’ »■ t , i, . I Jilt- pr<t|l*>.l f.ak« Laki Front'’lYart in ^rminnt- i minty. There In n fortune In Ihi.i tract if'<Wnrr|op«<d. I.cl me *h'iH you ihW. -w v * VKf l Hi , , SjL \1 r>B.W » <» r. LAWTON, >. >/ \ Realtor T i; j \ .lit Itcill Estate and Investments. Phone 743. 203-203 Meisch Building . I K Lvi . **- * i •• ****** W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. Vv w• * » » **,> if (/v « ir • * -»/► et . »*. In Union there is strength—In Sanford thertg . -ft- l isted *V ■*‘ ^*01 j *> (ntn on French Ave. between 11 and 12 S ts. Eastern exposure p*.t - 4 91850; 50x117, $1750. * 3 beautiful lots on Evans St„ one corner. Easy terms. Must I# SWB Beautiful 9 Room House, practically new; Hardwood floors, fla, triB| ( lot is 61x117. A very good home. Easy term s. ' fV 'i ! S OSCAR R. BROOKS 1 THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w , 'I 30G First National Bank Bldg. Liccned Real Esfc "USE YOUR FORESIGHT” •r HI r 1 ’f* ■ { (] FRANK UN TERRACE LOT THAT WAS ’ nu«in*'**< I’rnprrty mi Sanford Av.-nue... Prlrc right,., ! V -1-1 u Q V ^ l» »'• ‘ It * ** *1 | / . *.« »* , i t r I « 1 V ■■■’ ' Vtm i f t r<- («* r u * i '*> HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE CALL US UP { ' ; . . And make an appointment to see our complete list of bunjtalowH and other residences. Among which are listed below: m MrF |v t l rooma and bath, only $1,500 with good terms, -.*4 4* tl *V r» 1/1’ ; I * 'U 8I« rooms and bath on Sanford Avenue, near San l.anta is cheap at $7,000 with terms to suit. ir< w- -ivi. 4. i’V . . - ... tm b.-ar.tit ■ 8lx rooms and bath on excellent corner on Sanford Heights can be bought at $7,500. MU iV ifts « s»* H n lm F n rro WW/* Magnolia «i t f We have soverar nice homes in different sections of the city, furnished and unfur­ nished. Consult us before buying—we can save you money. * $* f » « . . ( 4* t 800 acres close to Enterprise. 381G acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. ............ 5020 acres south New Smyrna. :i| Trices as low as $35. acre. * *c»' v t i t COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. th e Firm Substantial” Ii, K . i•■ An attractive apartment house site on Pal­ metto Avenue. Priced considerably under the market for a few days only. A real money-maker. Terms right. #• »$*• *■* McCALL & FOX / ■ // WE HAVE: VOLUSIA COUNTY Acreage Heal Estate l l r C n M , I I, l i , I ' u i , I I, l „ <Uilpp. Ave. Phone 715 General Insurance • .111 First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 *!*•< • - i , Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford,! 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land “REAL BARGAINS” Corner Lot} (9Sxl35) Union Avenue. Price... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel 4 Beautiful Spanish Bungalow • Just Completed Five Rooms and Bath—Nice Location—Every Modern Improvement t i Price 70.500 L&vu Cash $1,500 Balance Like Rent ACT QUICK '|| •• .■ >• <1 ■ /• h U ■• We Have Some Choice Acreage and Bargains In Lots i ' V’fiV ’Ub'*'"; - *h* KI M** I,| I f I* .......... ...................... A Six Room Rochond Stuccoed Bungalow Just completed, an ideal borne in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage $3,000,, f$Down fA$- j , - i 11 Balance to suit purchaser )T > '" If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. WANTED •v t •- i i--j • SALESMEN ANI) SALESLADIES: ♦ iv • . * it •» I ’ s i n i/. j i >i ,jt v ii v. ’i . il a We have one of the most wonderful Sub-divisions in this County, on beautiful Crystal Lake, five miles from Sanford. This Sub-division will be in the near fu­ ture, a high class residential section of Sanford. t.i R. C. TISDALE • < i , v x • *■•••♦- 'i REALTOR Real Estate Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23, * r~ rf A .A— * - W e Offer an Entire Block Is/- A . « * s» » n -’v • 152 Acres i . 1, ■ • Six miles front Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.1)0 per acre and worth double price asked. Phone 746 H One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue...... Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200fee^ f r o n t P r ic e .......................................... Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betweej mereial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $S5O.0( .1 '\\n \y FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. r:jL. 1KW/<* o i/ iMagnolia. ------ ii- tm. ., , - A REAL BARGAIN at f / -» * n BRYANT & HATHAWAY x| Your Best Hank Is Selected Real Estate ••»!#» .x A Beautiful Home *- * ‘ * » I! . On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. * . .... “COME IN ANI) LETS TALK IT OVER.’* Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Fronting on First Street ju st o ff Sanford Avon business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfj Many real estate men say th a t we are offeri cheap. The price for a few days will be $120,000.10 00 days. Terms easy. !0 til . LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. £. Fv $ * ^ v>3\ .-.-a-vi & & JU SUMMONS. Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. k 'v » *.. ? fi ................... SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS Phone 117 210 E. 1st St. •..■.I ym • v'C Phone 708-70!) , 202 F irst Street F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 733 .! D** • if, h»L Lb TWO HOUSES , 1,000 Feet on Lake Jessup Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. Two lota "H, * 4- V • / *' - V in Drcaj)\vold $1,500.each. Lot in Pinehumt ■ • ■i* ~ " . i , i. fucingjlugbey St, Ten acres on Ijike Onora hfMUjtifill sight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. road. U7 »p-Tes in Geneva with LAKE front Oak trei^ .^yjtji 12G foot spread on this land. 1 ■v •* .. I also facing bard road. ^ ^ ',i .*% # i. Terms can be arranged on any of the above, High and (h*^ with a .sandy beach, most Special priced with terms for 10 days. See Mr. Chns. Night. What Is Going („ Happen in Port Mellon and East First Street Within a Few Weeks That Will Make a Lot of Folks a Ia,t „f Money? FORT MELLON I We Have # 5 At I, even before tV*Kota'i'nYo'Yhi!'’ 1K° " 1K to ''“I'lwn. name and ntldnwa t0 1 0 pa,,erB» Jour N •' a Bargain E. E. PAM �t h ^ sanford 21.—Sale, Real Estate .Business Service rs to Glllon * Pl»tt ” * 24.—Lost, Found LOST: Pocketbook containing $35, identification card nml papers belonging to Heyward Walker. Re­ w ard if returned to owner at Sem­ inole Creamery Co. 110 W. 2nd lay block*. Irrigation box** *• * Terwllleger. P r o p . ________ HILL LUMBER CO Hou»« * Service. Quality »p<* Price. ADDRESSING — M ultlgrspning. folding and m ailing-** you want it— when you w ent It. Phone 673. H. E. Porch. F lrit National Bank Bldg. _ 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees ITEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers lo t all occaaioae. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W 32—Typewriters, Suppplies DO YOU WANT TO BUY" or sell tk.T .& ,1. , ‘C *d,' rtl" ta W ANTED: Painting and pnper hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ ford and N. Y. Watch Prices Advance. 34—"Wanted Help, Female —134 acres, beautiful ten room house two baths, three fireplaces, hardwood floors. One mile front on one of Orlando’s promin­ ent highways. Price $10,000. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your auhscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can rend Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months $2.00. U you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, rash, Oe charge. I Or minimum. W ANTED: Good woman for cook and general house work. Good 17—For Stile, Houses wages paid. Reference required. FOR SALE: New 5 room house Call 918 Myrtle Ave. on Sanford Ave., three miles 35— Wanted Help, Male out. Few lots at $G0O and $800. MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning Terms. See A. C. Cinder, GinderWANTED AT ONCE: Experienced Sentinel. Thousands of Maine vllle, Fla. soda man. Lnney's Drug Store. people arc interested in Florida FOR SALE: 6 room house and property. Reach them through 1-2 acre land, 1-2 mile due south MAN HANDY with paint brush, the Sentinel. Rato curd on apsaw and hammer. Steady job at Elder Springs. Inquire a t Herald good wages. W. M. Young, Pico I plication. Office. Annex, Park S i Commercial Sts. Mo r g a n t o w n ; w . v a .. people FOR SALE: Four new, two room are interested in Florida. Each houses, each on easy terms, $750 of them through a classified ml Giiiderville. Also a few good lots in the Morgantown POST. Six at $300. Write P. O. Box 096 City. cent* n word for six consecutive issues.’ If only philanthropists would give it back to the sumo people they took it from.—Roanoke World News. FOR SALE: A real bargain, 15 room house best in county. On two beautiful lakes. 3 miles from town, would cost $40,000 to build W ANTED: CAPABLE NEWPVI Kit REPORTER. APPLY SAY it now. If sold in next 10 dnys FORD HERALD. will take $15,000. Fine location for hospital or sanatorium . Will hold 50 beds. If you are looking for a bargain, this Is it. E. G. Kesier, Route A, Box 187 CONNELLY & SONS a Ave. & Second Street 1 Sanford, Fla Business For Sale IN A FAST GROWING TOWN $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN­ ERAL MERCHANDISE AND FIXTRUES. Balance 1 & 2 Years LIton J. Moughton ARCHITECr First National Hank Hlda. Sanford. ----------- FlnHile W. V. Wheeler Inc You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. EXTRA EASY TERMS REALTY COM PANY, -INCORPVJft ATVf} ALTOHS Tires and Tubes Twenty m en for our Osteen Cem ent plant. Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary. White and colored. Good pay and bonus. Inquire JOHN E. FOX, Repre.scnluHve 120 South Park Ave. Cover Florida Heal E state Like the Sunshine1 NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On nnd after January the 10th, 1DUG, the Painters scale 38— Wanted. Silunlion Male will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1201. Sanford FDR SALE: A wood heating stove ELDERLY' couple with no eneum By M. 1). JACKSON. almost new. Inquire 201 E ast brnnee wish position us care Financial Secretary. takers. Address Caretaker, 5L Union Ave. FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can didacy in the coming city elec­ tion for the office of Cit) Commission. IL R. STEVENS t OR SALE: 1924 Ford Sedan in excellent condition. Will sell or trade fur real estate. P. O. Box Spencer. Phone *100. • First (‘las. Barbers Special Attention Given To 1-adirs and Children. $3,000.00 $1,000.00 Cash FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway South Sanford facing East. Osteen, Fla. “Veedol Oils” FOR SALE: 1 3 II. P. 110-220V, single phase 1750 R. P. M., elec­ tric motor. Brand new. Price $125, D. E. A. cure Herald. TURKiTTFoTsALE: IIMtlir.il anui* B. C. Eaton & Co. FOR SALE: Furniture for sale At once. Call G01-W. ^OUSALE: One tank, towi r alrbanks-Morse engitu pump all for $50.00. It. W South Sanford Ave. HILTON’S DOING GOOD IHIHINESS 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous HHt SALE: One Shetland Gentle and in good coi W ti Union Ave. Phone 99 Hughey Ave. to Be G. TAYLOR DYER Opened to Country Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 Club Road. Ideal for poultry and truck farm Some improvements; ten minutes from city; adjoins Sub-division of Sanford. VtUclez Realty Co. FOR RENT: One well furnished REMINGTON Portable four-bank bedroom for gentleman only. | Typewriters, “tho king of port­ able,. $60. narret Portable Adding Machine,. Can't be beat. Seminole FOR RENT: One sleeping loom P rintery, Phone 93, Welnka Bldg. for one or two men. 1009 Union 33—Y\ anted A v e . _________i FOR RENT: Good big store and six room apartment above. San­ ford Avenue. Chas. Kanncr. RESTAURANT for snle. $1500 w.ll buy good paying business. It interested see Thrasher and Garner. Phono 632-W. IlF.tl, Ksr.tTK I2J West Flrat Street I'll one ITU Member of SANFORD. F U . F lo rid a S ta le Florin, Amniflatlnti. Realtor C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, Jewelery and clock repairing and engraving. Quick service. Ill] Mag. nolia Avenue. Phone d42._ FOR RENT: Furnished bed room 306 Palmetto Avenue. J. II. HUTCHINSON TH E C LA RKSBU Rc, EX PON ENT e.rdailv W ' ' e ,t. VlrKiniu*s larg­ Why pay « or $7000 for bungalow when buy n nine rooi with water, »> garage, beaut if tree*, flowers a Milano Theatre Hide five Orange tr considerable grn rrt la n q m , rated at Lake J b la. Thousands read the elas-1 letu than $*>,000 nificd pnges of Florida’s G isat, Home Daily, rates ‘2 cents a word. W E H A V E THE BEST BUYS Minimum 25c, cash with order, j Good buy—modern four j unlow with wj •ACREAGE- . L dt* for complete rate card. electricity. Mot BUSINESS-HOMES feet. Price $27 DEVELWERd ATTENTION — nnable terms. I. Pensacola is beginning the % V ionc727 Lake Mnrv. greatest development in Georgia's history;■a hair million dollar highway to the gulf beach just finish-, ,,ranK‘' Grove- t>0 acres in grove, ed; at two million dollar bridge iUtl? uncleared, with Valdez Hole!-Building acrosa Escambia Uay started: house, hnrn and garage, quarter million dollar opera house Located m S e m i n o l e under construction; two millions I 1 three-quarters being spent on highway; greatest mile from hard road. This chance for live devetnner* lo ...>i Vs n 1n 'il' huy, now yield­ ing handsome return on investment. Price $75,000. H. 10—For Rent, Rooms R esident of Florida sin e s l i l t . R efeitn cra: First N ational Hank. 113 Magnolia Ave. 25—Opticians, Jewelers ~ 8 —For~Rent, Apartments T ^ S J S S 2 NINC J o u r ^ A L ir the d2 ■ ed,v?ra?t «*d mcdium |D /• ^ 9 ne cent a word an ins.rtion, .Minimum 25c. A . H ^ L E tt.vnt "*a HERALD will bring results. Advertise th ticlc, y,m have storei nave no use for. A I cent nd may bring dollars, rhone 148 ai sentative will Cal| and LOST: Eight months old familc Collie, light brown with little black und white. Reward. Notiry Hof-Mnc Battery Co. Phone 384-W o r 101-W. PAGE est daily. \\nnt ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 Insertion, 1 M e; 0 P" more lc per word each insertion. W e carry sT^uil line. Our price, aro right. Cash or ‘hro“^ »>e Xenia Cterm s. We want your business trU w tlich "Krie Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. tnct. Want ad and d on request. _________ 3-1 E. First St. service. [■ PRINT SHOP—Printing _ nving. Embossing. &*• «* We do i t Phone 417*" v» -Commercial 3t _____ IOWAN—All kinds iamf-s H. of Tin and Sheet MeUl Work. Water i,rd Boat Tanks- At Oak Avei.ue and Third Street. Telephone 1 request. Sale— Furniture, etc. E ve ry th in g e lw - Electrsgitb u-U iu k k u a l k DAILY NEWS—it• covers Browaia County inoriiiURhly which is one of ihe rmost* rapidly growing sections on tht Florida Coast. sample conyt antj and rate card upon way. ^ E L E C T R IC J O p •hona 422. RESULTS advertise in . ,?^UKL1NG, siTD-dlvislon specialist. Subdiviaion to Or'Undo, Florida. Bnd F l o r a Meignts, Florida on uDd* High­ DRUG STORE - « • i, Drugs, Soda*. We „ r you a* Tour phont. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1925 TWO NICE unfurnished wanted with bath eon near in by gentleman an suitable for light house Moderate. Address J. W. Sanford Herald. ADVERTISE in the Joumal-Her aid, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon weekly and Sunday. Classtfioc rates 10c per line. Wayeroas Jour- Ureters Electric Irons Radio Supplies BINE’S FILLING STATION Real Estate Developers Promoter! Bemlnole Hotel Best Business Site in Sanford First Street (N ear Forrest Lake Hotel) 700 feet frontage Phone lfil-J 11.1 Sanford Ave. Saufoid, U» t Acreage in Heminnto 26 1-2 acres at Paula (Borders two lakes) Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber Yvork. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOR SALE— Space on the page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell th at second-hand goods’ 40 l/ j Feet F ro n tag e on Magnolia Avenue, be­ tween 1st and 2nd St., \V. H. LONG $ Mlilr I urfnlii* MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, FU ruatilmt* I in Myrtle |'litine IMI-J Bv UHORGG McMANUS 09 Year Ledsfe,'$25,000 Don’t Miss This h i- ° V ™ A N IT ^G H Tk - \’L L T H i < O W I T AVVACY AHA1 T E 1 L L HER, TH A T \ U O ^T m v \ a n o e ;u (5E(RAvT e : i_'y TH(^E.Vn/ THPb W A T C H o u t o p th e: w in d o w A JSD H IT IME. O H sn THE. H E A O SEE M OW * ■ LET" M E E .y P L -iM t'A f, ,T- _ r W. P. Carter % 230 Mebch Hltltf. Phone 718 i f i 1 1 Jm H Li iC T S II s\ /'A —i ’/ nr \ h t l F catuwc Cr**i Bitum " /a; .aEseu , __ Winter Days Are Here i S?e Our New Assortment of Andirons nnd Fire Fets |B IL—1 Mi J Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 �FOUR' ^ * ~ * '^ £ > £ > * * * * * * * * + * + * * * + * * 4 * + * * + * + ™ * * < Insurance Announcing Announcing Exclusive Iteprcsentalion, in Seminole County for The large volume of* real estate transfers, and the g reat amount of money invested in improvements in Seminole County requires a protection against loss through inadequate titles to real estate. To give this service the Title Guaranty & Mortgage Company has a r­ ranged with the Now York Title & M ortgage Company for exclusive representation in Seminole County. The merits of the New York Title & Mortgage Com­ pany need no comments. Its policies of title insuranct arc new being demanded from ocean to ocean, and from the lakes to the gulf. It is the largest exclusive title in­ surance company in the United Stales, and the only one doing a nation-wide business. Its Thirty Millions of as- den defects (not apparent in the abstract) that may arise a t any time to question your title should your title ever be attacked you will be defended in court without ex­ pense to you, indemnifying you against loss. Title insm ance costs but little; you pay one premium only, and you and your heirs are protected forever. Out title insurance protects you against the retu rn of a forgotten heir, the act of a forger, the discovery of a lost will, or any one of a hundred possible flaws in the title. In nearly every instance the records fail to show these conditions, which makes it impossible for the ab­ stractor or exam ining attorney to discover them. If you purchase real estate in any subdivision and the seller will furnish you with title insurance you may have no hesitancy as to the soundness of the title to the land. Insist upon being furnished with title insurance and thus protect yourself against possible loss of your money. 107-10!) South Park Avenue Insured Permanent ► y V V Vv v 4 y tv V v v v v H v : *\ '♦«♦< ****** �BY TAYLOR FROM EDMUWD E PTSEEMS GOOD TO FROM HIMAFTER IGloria Swanson’s ENGAGEDT5?, Latest Film Is At Milane Thursday IS THAT t h e ' SAP MOUWERE Aa-THESED^S^ A New Ohe GENEVA. Not. 25.-(/P)_O n* thousand treaties have now been registered with the League 0r Natlons tn the ope, diplomacy which Woodrow Wilson stressed. Supporting Gloria Swanson In I’nrnmmint picture, “'Stage Struck,’ which will be shown 1nur*oay at the Milane theater In one of the finest cnstn ever to appiar with tho popular star. . U ^ n e e Gray, who had a prom!n u - n f . 0PP0*lte Miss Swanson in The <'onst Folly" is lending rn n m "Stage Struck," nn Allnu l .van production written cspccinlIdlr for Gloria by Frank It. Adams and adapted for the screen by Syl­ SWEDEN WANTS OWN CORN MALOME, Nov. 25.—(/p>—Swe­ den Is hopeful of growing Its own •'mnjs” instead of importing it from the TJ. S. Stalks from some experimental American corn have reached a height of 12 feet. Henry Clews & Co. via LoVnrre. Gloria* ns Jenny Hagen, a wait­ ress in a one-arm lunch in a small western town, decides she’s going to lieconie an netrojn because joung Gray, who also works in the restaurant, likes actresses. wht l£T 7,9,11 BROADWAY (Ground Floor) New York City Orders executed for OH 8oT ME5AV5HE STOCKS & BONDS needs a womans tender case To pull him thcoucih and advances made thereon and | is extended our patrons and friends on ■ this Thanksgiving Day. 3 before buying your gifts for the 3 mas time. "CIS 5 0 LONESOME ,__ BOO-HOO-ou >—/ __. Correspondence Solicited Miss Olga Svendholm, Norwegian shortly. Photo shows her nt her daily exercises in Hollywood, actress, has come to this country ninl is to appear in th<r movies That WORRY HE'S WOTHin G To awymoSE Bolltuuc Avenue, the finest street in Newport, R. J„ is faveil urith {wrtlanJ cement concrete Fine Streets Are Paved with Concrete 1-v ' - j o u r . BT >t. St.vKt .»U Real Estate Man Is Junches for Charged W ith Killing \e Bob-H aired Beauty ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25.— (/P)—W. S. Brown, local real estate man, formerly of Birmingham, Ala. held for investigation in connec­ tion with tho death of Wm. K. Dennis, 25, a t a local road house Sunday night, waived a prelimin­ ary hearing Into yesterday and is being held in the county j.iii under bomi of $15,000 pending Ids trial in circuit court. A formal charge has not hoen preferred against him and the grand jury will investigate Hi death of Dennis. Dennis met death from a knife th ru st inflicted by Brown, who adm itted’ the wound­ ing and contended th a t it was an accident. !t>/ora i. < 9T ;MtLj CARNATION • W ■fi5 AN J " E KURIN Gr' \ ,f.' s Although the big point in favor of paving with portland cement concrete is its moderate cost, wealthy home owners insist upon concrete primarily because of its attractive appearance. Our free booklet,"Concrete Sired* for Your Toum,” twill tell you the whole story. A sh [or your copy. NEW YORK, Nov. 25,—</!>)— Feodor Chnlapin, is perturbed over a misunderstanding. In Paris be­ fore leaving to sing in New York’s opera ho said: “I found it neces­ sary to sell my soul to the Devil.’ While the translation is literal, he explains the colloi|iiiiilism in Rus­ sian simply means that one is hard up and must make some mon­ ey. Ponce dc Leon landed in these parts in search o f the Fountain o f Youth. He found it. A good climate and good food constitute the Fountain of Youth. Florida has the climate, and good food and Snow­ drift arc inseparable. cooki PO R T L A N D CEM ENT A SSO C IA TIO N Graham Building JA C K SO N V ILLE, 1TA. qA Notional Organization to Improve and €xtend the Uses o f Concrete OrFICBS IN 3 0 CITIES fCRlft SwANSOMHN t o i i R E S S (DP Morten GrafeS £ PlfF -ft Yo w sf o r \ tiUEi) BAIR, 1KU ,V E T ? y f^ £ youNOr— attached to a nerow-reirrtmr, rents a simplo bit of decoration ti* contrive. The photo shows tho low ly Glo­ ria Swanson 1n a more elaborate af­ fair, raailo of gold leaves and gold, grapes, the grapes covered In gold. tinsely, net. Miss Swanson w ears this gtlttcring head-picco In hor m w Paramount picture* "S taga Struck.” Li tho lower rig h t 9iand txrm er a perky bow of tafTota Is ahown, worn on a taffeta .band th a t iKuroca around tho head (morty over- tho top of tho head th an over tho bror.) Tilts typo of thing f3 for (ho very young g trt to w ear w ith her simplo danco frock o f •pastel hue, which R nhould tnatch, of coureo. 'Hie lower left cornci* ehowri a closely bobbed head, w ith a band of velvet narrow ribbon, o n which*' at each side, Is placed a putt of hor] own frock, salvaged from h e r tlrB^ hair cut* 7he way to find out is by driving the Hupmobile Eight yourself If you buy any car w ithout first d rivin g the Hupmobile Might yourself, w e arc tem pted to say that you w ill deserve whatever you get. NOW SEDAN *2195 Firjt-fantngtr, four dttrt, fin r-w b /tl tr a in , balloon tin t, tomflrt/ rjupminl C o u p e (Twom Touring Car n Roadster ) - ’- 9 ^ 5 M95 iqq 10 C F. o . B. Detroit. Tax to h aJJtd Urc t you are sitting down Ufijlj Oystor I)ressjng— kianberries ■ L. g !‘ '• ' iili nil thnt goes with L ,00d Sl,nday Dinners r* regularly ut the f Restaurant L You will find so many things new in finemotoring that we can almost hear you say:— “This is the kind of performance I’ve been wanting all these years. Dealer s N am e a n d A d d ress In L ight Face Type ■ f S e n Tea Room & H* You can compare H upm obile Might per­ formance with any you choose—and the higher you set the mark, the better we will like it. - nd and Magnolia g \ i 3 5 h u p m o b il e E IG H T I. VV. PHILLIPS’ SONS. Corner Oak Avenue ami 2nd Street cake, biscuit �NOV. 25, 1925 Sales aggregating $225,000 was put on the market. l side the first day that Loch-Arbor The first time the history ot the city that a development was sold out in such a short space ot time and to home people of San lord. �______ ; • • :v : \ - >' s Sv Club Se Ii: IH * : ;« *M 1 >. r 4 » - • i • i -I i f *! • /(Vs/ A :L-V" i I * unit o f L o c h -A r b o r w a s a c ce p ted b y the p eo p le o i T h e y r e a liz e d the ty p e o f developm en t th a t w a s b ein g |red in th e C r y s ta l L a k e s 'dy to C lub Section. That so ld out ■ Jm resid en ts o f S a n fo rd . * two o f th is development Will be put on sale at an e a r ly A n n o u n c e m e n ts forthcoming will be made in the p a p ers. : 3 1 given you in these future sales. Watch for Future Announcements r » zb n til • «•> ii liv.j ’• t. , • "" 1 . . . . . . . . — '1 : ' 1 Tv' ------------------------------ J f W« •f j - l j IGHT, Inc. -v - 4r M. i >m iffiliate y o u r s e lf w ith —- ?* ' � 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/. 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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>, November 25, 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/a38ff7e0641d40c1030330a1e7eb1bbf.pdf c11a668c8186d8e5663f48b9c989e067 PDF Text Text PA PER . i i t ' s Heart* PlarWa: Fair tonight Md Wedneaday, slowly ruing temperature; gentle to ' moderate northeast - t Vegetable Garden a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w i r e SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925 At Last .1Students O f Northwestern Celebrate G rid Victories By Going On A Rampage HOME EDITION CITY CHARTER ALLEGED HIGH M i t c h e l l R e i t e r a t e s CHANGES GET RENTS LIKELY C h a r g e T h a t A i r m e n TO BE PROBED F l y F l a m i n g C o f f i n s Mop Of Three Thousand De­ fies Police. Tear Bombs And Streams From Fire De­ partments of Evanston, III. Mayor Forrest Lake And City Leon Representative Asks Attorney Jou/ney Through For Sweeping Investiga­ President Of College Country To Urge Passage tion Into Matter By The Makes No Statements Two Important Bills Attorney-General’s S t a i l Granting Of Writ Sought'By Counsel Would Mean One Students Begin Parade By More Year Of Life, Court Setting Fire To Fratern­ Attaches Express Belief ity House On Campus Edge fOV. - «•— y rt’ fllSCtl Charles fi. Conn o f I.os Angeles is 81. As a boy he served under iveniment Grant in the wilderness, and •avid the lives o f several other h h c for- Jobbers by bis bravery. Now he just been notified by the Wnr jnitely de­ has Department that he has been o ffi­ l's request cially cited for this heroism. [net. pended to lie that lie U Poum er G, P o u m e r Lt the p a l­ L urged to L fu r the f t in v ie w ■ fin a n c ia l Mr let'll < I U m - The g the counkkher Arisimn times il take tie* pn! by Pan, ti steer ih * ii shoals of •a to wreck bi!id among kit when li" 3fs)n 1’rc‘ ip be ta iletuk of form - 1 jl that r.o c fid to induce nfuul. question Lai. that 51. 1 L it work h • ( krt l«c rum - 1 knt of the ' id debt* and :.*tween Ru*.ippcared to the greatest er the future rpe and cv n and having 1 0occupy the iought that [portfolio of l he accept- ■sight conlink r.itii-*r ftr rl.m up. ■tied with f'sf the 1 Weber Within * »y und•p.iN to ^ which * niurn- FOREIGN Arisitied Brand, seven times premier of France, declined in­ vitation to form his eighth cab­ inet a fte r Socialists refused their co-operation. Paul Dottmcr is slated to fill post. DOMESTIC Thro*-* thousand students of Northwestern celebrating vic­ tories of their football team , go on a ram page over aristocratic Evanston, 111. STATE Unless receivers take stepy to unload their goons immediately, it may become necessary for Atlantic Const Lino to place an embargo on less than carload shipments, according to Orlando traffic expert. Alleged high rents over state would be made tho subject of investigation by the sta te und* r a resolution offered in the house this morning by Repretivo Davis of Leon County. Present Merchant Marine jioU icy is only tem porary service ami eventual scrapping, accord­ ing to Vice President Plummer in address a t Miami, Florida’s general inhound freight situation is being dis­ cussed a t meeting being held in Jacksonville today attended by representative!! of railroads, business organizations and state railroad commission. LOCAL Sanford Lions Club begins in­ i nsivc campaign to raise $9,bOO for children's playground equipment, having already pro­ cured $1,000 of th a t am ount. With tlu* lifting of the em bar­ go on road m aterials, it is be­ lieved th at work on the SanfordIk'Land highway may be pushed to a rapid completion, according to word received here today. Mayor Forrest Lake and City Attorney George A. DeCottes, succeed in securing passage:' of amendments which will facili­ tate the bulkbenditig of Lake Monroe and other lakefront im­ provements, and provide for cxt< nsion of city limits. Value of the new St. JohnsIndian River canal to this city is given in statem ent by R. \V. ■carman, Jr., secretary of • handier of Commerce. Railroad Embargo On Iload Materia! MoveinentModified 1 ne almost immediate comple­ tion of the Sanford-DfLond high"ay is now possible, according to “ teleyram received by the trnf^ r t i s i n j r Hc department of the Chamber of omnierce from S. A. Stocknrd of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, advising Secretary Pearmnn of the modification of the rnil embargo M , ° r ,r Permit thu movement , 8l,n<L rock* tra v e l and clay boween noi-gs 8olllh ,jf Yukon an(, High Springs. I l,A.he. *jt°rtogc o f rock hns pre1«ocf. . conJPl®tion of *bo hard Sanfnr'i' , T 1, «xtcr»‘lfnK from 1ana .DoLond. it is stated, . l; 1e I'ftin® of the embargo on wii mA ,al T iih,n tho ,,i,trict lii tv p.OHa,ib.le th*-’ rap'd do- JoOffset Bulkheading Of Lake Efforts Being Made Front Is Authorized To Speed Up Closing NEW HAVEN CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—(/1»)—Dt— House Extend s Sanford Chief Senate Follows House Action Nov. 21. —(A*)— Gerald Executive Signal Courtesy fyj'K P'dice pistols, tenr bombs In P a s s i n g Over Veto . under By Delaying Adjournment . . .. , . --....... «tato prison ami streams from fire hoses, It,00(1 The Lake Euslis Measure | Hoped Groups s Entry in Wethersfield Dec. fl for the m ur­ der of a policeman in New R«*s»ei~ Conn., will enter upon a new stage in bis fight to esenpo the gallows next Monday, when he will appear before U. S. District .Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the boanl of par­ dons rigim a t the prison. This was announced late today by Judp* Thomas after ho bad signed a writ of hobena corpus prepared by the condemned man’s counsel. In Federal Court circles the opinion wan expressed that the granting of the writ would mean a t least another year of life for Chapman. Governor Trumbull has indicated he will grant a second reprieve to the condemned man. In taking the case to the Fcder nl court, the defense seeks to chid lenge the right of Ms* state to bang Chapman before he has com­ pleted a 25-ycar sentence in At­ lanta prison for mail robbery. It is the contention of the defense that Chapman is still a Federal prisoner, having been “loaned" to Connecticut for trial only. Jud«re Thomas was holding court this afternoon when Nnthnn O. Freedman, defense counsel, ap­ peared nt the Federal building. The judge immediately adjourned the case under consideration and the Chaoman m atter was taken up. F **edman and‘Charles W. Mur­ phy, of tin* defense conn.-el, in explaining the defense contentions, pointed out thnt the question of conflicting jurisdiction between the state and the Federal govern­ ment had never been tested in r.uch a case. They contended that the original writ on which Chap­ man had been brought to W ethers­ field from Atlanta was defective in that it wns served upon "Hcitrv II. W. Scott, state warden, rather than upon Scott In his capacity of a Federal ni^ent. This had been discovered by Chapman himself, they said. Northwestern University men and women students last night ccten | . ogress of their foot­ ball team by rampaging all over aristocratic Kvunston. Before their enthusiasm waned early today a vacant fraternity bouse was in ashes, a policeman bail two broken ribs, four stu­ dents were in jail, scores bad black eyes, and cracked heads, and May<>r Charles E. Bartlett was nurs- , 'I he Sanford representatives a r­ rived too late for the rcgulnr pas­ sage of the two measures and but effected, it is said, and the devel­ opment of Sanford’s lake shore would have necessarily been post­ poned for an indefinite period. Mr. l-nko stated in bis telegram that tlu* passage of tin* bills hail been accomplished in both houses in less than mi hour, and that there was now nothing to prevent the construction of the bulkhead and the development of the shore line within the city limits. In commenting on the success that attended the introduction of the hills. Secretary R. W. Penrmnn of the ('handier of Commerce de­ clared that while many here did not appreciate the true signifiennec of the two measures, those who are familiar with the subject m atter of the bills realized that their pnssage would result in many benefits to Sanford and should be considered ns of almost equal Im­ portance ns the canal measure pas <d by the assembly on Satur­ day. "Tie* failure of th e e two bills to receive the favorable opinion of the majority of the representatives at Tnllnha see would have resulted in the suspension of lake shore development here." Mr. I’cnrni in added, "nnd the news of the pas­ sage of the two measures means more to Sanford than the majority of citizens here realize." TAMPA. Nov. 2 1.—f/P)—Scnching parties were despatched to lower Hillsborough Hay today hy officials of the U. S. Customs of­ fice in an effort to locate three men, two customs officers nnd an immigration inspector who left Tampa Inst Friday night with in­ structions to report on Monday morning. Tiu* three men, II. F. Scuddor and Je ff O'donohiic of tin* cus­ toms service nnd C. .1. Aldrich, im m igrant inspector, left here in a 85 foot speed boat 011 a tour of the lower hay, with the Mana­ tee River us their destination. Faster Goes Insane Upon Sight of Soda PLYMOUTH. Vt„ Nov. 21.—f/P) --Col. .John C. Coolidg", father of the president who has been ser­ iously ill here with heart disease, came out of his home for the first time today in more than a week, gave a brief interview and was phnlo'Manhed. BRIDGEPORT, Colin.. Nov. 24. —(/Pi—Striking for the second time within four days, an uniden­ tified slabber who has terrorized the city by his six stabbing* of young girls, within the past few months, claimed his seventh and eighth victims last night. Two girls were cut hut not seriously injured. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 1 -f/P i— President Coolidge has notified John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers Association, that the hitter's complaint of vio­ lation of the bituminous wage agreement hn:i been taken under consideration. The president has asked for in­ formation and has told Mr. Lewis ho will make a full reply as soon as he has developed the faits. NEW YORK, Nov. 2 The editor of n student tho college of the Cjl>‘ York has been forbidden furth er in denunciation pnlsory m ilitary trainin: will be boys, in the view* dent Muzes. Ho thinks against trnining they * trying to avoid work. TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 21— (/Pi —Sweeping investigations of hotel and rent nrices in Florida to deter­ mine if the state anti-trust status were lieing violated, would be. ask­ ed of the attorney-general’s de­ partment if a resolution introduc­ ed into the House of Representa­ tives by Mr. Davis of Leon is adopted. With practically all business liefore both bouses cleared, members of the legislature today wen* bond­ ing their efforts to bring the ex­ tra session to sine die adjourn­ ment ns soon as possible. Few bills were pending in cither house on opening today, consider­ ation of Gov. John W. Martin’s veto message on bills a fter the cloro of the regular 1925 session, being unfinished businesss on both calendars. The senate still had to act on three general measures pro­ posed by the house, including the “search and seizure” ai t and the bill to simplify proceedings to clear titles to land. Fifteen local bills originating in the bouse were on the senate calendar. The senate tills morning, fol­ lowing similar action by the house yesterday, passed over the gover­ nor’s veto the bill conveying to Eustis certain lands in Ioike Eustis for municipal development pur­ poses. The veto 22 to 4, like that of the louier branch, was also just 'enough in the affirm ative to override tho veto. The I-ukc Eustis bill was pnssed by botii blanches of Ihu law m ak­ ing bodies nt the last rogulnr ses­ sion. Governor Martin, however, vetoed it, claiming that it was in­ troduced as a local measure, when in reality it wns general, as it involved land owned by thu state. CANAL IS CALLED MIAMI. Fla., Nov. 21.— — j The present government merchant marine policy is in effect only one of ’temporary service and eventual scrapping,” Vice Chairman Plum­ mer of the U. S. Shipping Board declared hero in nn address today before the convention of the Atlan­ tic Deeper Water Ways Associa­ tion whereas "a national-aid pol­ icy would enable the government to realize something adequate from the sale of its active shins. .Suggesting a policy, Mr- Plum­ mer said: "A t present the shipping board is operating about ono^ und onehalf million tons of freight ship*. If there were a law under which the government aid of $•» P‘'r *r,n per year, recommended by volt Commission report (of llWj'l was being paid, this would be about seven and one-half milium dollars per year, or !cc.i than the annual expense of the emergency Secrt'lary I’carmnn Hails I'assagi* Of Act Creating Navi­ gation Dislrict Crowns Ef­ forts On Civic Projects The passage of the St. JohnsIndian River canal hill calling for tlu* creation of a navigation ditirict in Brevard and SeiiiinoK* counties and tin* dredging of a eat extending from u poiilt a t Sanford to the east coast near Titusville caps the climax of many Poor Marksmanship major improvement projects con­ ceived ami worked for hy thu Saves Life Of Boy Chamber *>f Commerce, Secretary R. W. Pearnian Jr., declared this LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 24.— 'morning in discus ing the m ater­ I/P1—Poor marksmanship ailin'* ialization of what he descrilied as yesterday saved the life of her being the most important develop“hoy friend", who failed to pro­ nu lit ever sponsored by the local vide tickets to take tier to a foot­ commerce body. ball game when Miss Margaret “The passage of tlu* canal hill Moran suspected him of having 1 the last outstanding measure “held out on her". An automobile that the Chamber of (’onuncrcc window, an electric light aial a has hieii endeavoring to pul 11transom were the only casualties •ro*s," he said. from her 92 automatic. “The muniripnl golf links, publie library, boat basin, municipal pier, lake shore boulevard, city gas and water plants, many miles LONDON, Nov. 24.— f/P) —A of paved streets and the general $75,000 pearl necklace lost hy Mrs. improvement of tho lako shore and Blythe in Canada has been return­ development of river traffic have ed anonymously hy mail. all been either effected or provid­ 'd for and the passage of thu ca­ nal measure, thu biggest project of the lot, conies as the last link in the Chamber of Commerce’s constructive platform and makes necessary the formulation of new nlnns for additional und oven fleet corporation which the board now employs to operate its ships. "Il would get the government out of this opi*rating business with a knowledge that our ships in for­ eign trade would permanently con­ tinue and would be replaced by new and belter ones as ocean ships iust a t those used by our coast Present Shipping Board Policy Is Of Temporary Service, Asserts Plummet FORBIDDEN TO " TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 24— f/P)—President jTaylor, of the senate announced shortly aftei noon today thnt indications were n sine die ndjournment would probably be taken this afternoon or tonight and not later than tomorrow. Coolidtfe Considers Soft Coal Situation Garrett Hughes, .Jr„ Claimed By Death President's Father Is Able To Leave Bed G arrett N. Hughes. Jr.. tw<vyear old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N’. Hughes of New York, died here this morning at the home of his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ e rt G. Duvey. Mrs. Hughes, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duvey, and bnly G nrrett hnd been visiting here for several weeks, coming to Sanford from Whitt* Plains. N. ^ .. wIut Mr. Hughes is employed a- head salesman for the Pierce Arrow Motor Company. The baby hnd long been in fail­ ing health, it is said, and the trip to Florida was undertaken in the hope of restoring him to a normal condition. llio passage of the amendments to the city eh*..-*'.’- • i*nry for expediting the bulkhead work and lake shore development at Sanford was effected this morning by May­ or horrest I ,ike and City A ttor­ ney George He Cottcs, according to a telegram received nt the Herald office this afternoon. Mayor Lake and Mr. De Totten left here bite yesterday afternoon and drove all night in an automo­ bile in an attempt to arrive nt TnlInhnssee before the bouse adjourn­ ment prevented the introduction and passage ..f the two bills, offi­ cially designated ns house bill No. b<S2 and 3i!3. Search Bern# Made For 3 Customs Men NUMBER 99 Hip Tongs Vote To Forbid Members To Engage In W arfare CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 24— (A*)—The Hip lting Tong, in convention voted today to for­ bid all members to participate in Chin Family troubles grow­ ing out of the killing Inst spring in Boston of Chin Fong. His family demanded $10,000 indeminity from t he Tong, a l­ leged t<> *••,•:> hf.f'. *7. O' noble for his death. When that Tong refused the family appealed to the Hip Sings. Notice was sent to ev­ ery chapter to prevent out­ break of another Tong w ar which officials declared would be sure to follow if the Hip Sings espouse the Chin family cause. Officials announced thnt a tabulation shows the Tong* has n membership of nearly 0,000 in this country, making it the largest Tung outside of China. Former Chief Insists There H as Been N o Increase In Safety: For American Fliers U. S. Fliers Called Best In The World Use Of DH Planes Is Criminal N e g l e c t , Officer D e c l a r e s WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-*. (AP) —Col. William Mjtchell reiterated before his court martial today his charge th at American aviators were fly* ing in flaming coffins. Resuming the witness stand for conclusion of his cross­ examination nt the hands of Mnj. Allen Gullion, assistant trial judge ndvocatp, the air of* ality for the fiscal year 1921 was 994, while for the fiscal year 1925,'vthe number wns 5,209. "Doesn't this prove that tha safety of flying has increased from 1921 to 1925, inclusive, about 550 per cent?" Major Gullion ask­ S u li s t a n tial Contributions ed. u Decrease In Safety Sent In Hy Civic Bodies "It is a very misleading state­ Guarantee Success Of The ment,” Col. Mitchell replied, Canvass Ending Saturday "1 hero is no increase In safety. There is a decrease in safety. Our Organized campaigning for the personnel Is better trained now subscription of $9,000 for tho thnn it was in 1921 nnd flying has purchuse of playground equipment been much more restricted. Tho by the Lions (’lull hegnn yester­ mnehtnes still nrc flnming coffins.’* day, and from tlu* substantial con­ f "Do you not know that flying tributions thnt are reported to in tho United States is twice ai? have been received already, mem­ sufe ns it is in Great Britain I ” bers of the committee are confi­ the w itness was asked. dent that the drive will go well "No." over the top. "Do you not know that flying More than v., j 00 has been sub­ in tho United States is (our times is if* as It Is in Italy?" scribed to date, it was Ieai*n 8. Pilots Are lk*%i tod-.v, this sum includin'* the '»w ' - * F lg u i. v m n ’ >• twist, il t.’v Liens raised .aiong Itcnu ■ “ y *rui ifno*> »_or >.\.i ore tloV and the $125 pcr*sonn'ny eunli best in tho world. They ran fiy botes by Howard llulick. The organization of the club faulty machines with less danger members into 10 teams under the tlinn^ other pilots." "You said in your statem ent of direction of Frank Talbot, chair­ the pilots know man of the campaign is expected Sept. 5, thnt to result in tlu* rapid subscription they’re going to bo killed if thuy of the additional $2,000 necessary. stay In the service, using old flam­ In commenting on the benefits ing coffins." "I did." that Sanford will derive from tho installation of dependable, modern "W hat old flaming coffins did playground equipment, Mr. Talbot you have refenenco to ? " declared that local parks were de­ "D H’n. It constitutes criminal plorably lacking in safe swings, neglect to keep using flying ships sec-saw hoards nnd other equip­ of thnt kind." ment, nnd that the need for such Col. Mitchell hlnnicd tho recent equipment was ono of the most deutli of Captain McAvoy at Old pressing m atter, ionfronting this Point, Vn„ who fell with a DH city, and all persons interested in plane, to faulty equipment nnd the happiness and welfare of San­ Major Gullion produced the report ford children. of tin* investigation board show­ The handling of the playground ing thnt tho machino wns flying equipment fund will la* entrusted at a dangeroosly low altitude. to a joint committee composed of representatives of the various civ­ Webber Inquest To Be ic organisations, it was stated. Substantial amounts arc to be Held In Tampa Today contributed to the fund hy several civic bodies, it is nunounced. TAMPA, Nov. 21.—f/P) Formal The drive will term inate on Fri­ inquest over the killing on Nov. 9 day and while this week’s opera­ of W. E. Webber, by one of two tions will he confined largely to deputy sheriffs who had placed an intensive canvass of stores and him under arrest for shooting an­ business establishments, any per­ other man, will |« held today. Tho sonal contributions will he gladly hearing was postponed yesterday received, no m atter how small, Mr. because of tho absence of witnes­ Talbot stated, and those desiring ses. to help put the cumpaign across Webber was instantly killed a ft­ are instructed to make checks pay­ er he is alleged to have fired on able to the Children's Playground Deputies Bunklor nnd Carson as Fund. they were taking him to tho coun­ tv jail for seriously wounding E-.L die Dunforth a few minutes pre­ viously. State Contractors Decide To Organize Florida-Wide Body Unknown Woman Is Moved To Hospital „ TAMPA, Nov. 24.—(/P)— Forma- mu couplers was endorsed by mem­ bers ami national officials who were guests here yesterday. Ed. Kenyor, Orlando, wus reco­ mmended as president; Chas. T. Friend, Tampa, vice-president; W. T. Snow, Miami, secretary; and J. T. I hollow, Jacksonville, us tre a s­ urer. Members of tho committee, ap ­ pointed lit the business meeting to draft the recommendations were Ray G. Chapeau, Tampa, Chair­ man; Mr. Kenyon. W. A. Jenkins, Miami; Mr. Ihullow, und E. J. Harding, General Membcrahip sec­ retary of thu natiomd organiza­ tion. Tho committee recommended that the presidents of the future local chapters act as an executive board until the organization is complete arid that tho atate be di* HAMBURG, Gcrntanir, N’uv. 21. vided into four zones with the ex­ —(A*)—Seventeen tugs have failed isting chapters having Jurisdiction to budge the liner Cleveland off over subsequent chapters. the shoal in the mouth of the river Elbe where she went ashore in a fog yesterday. Part of tho cargo must be lightered to float the vea* woman, appearing to bo about 40 years of age and well dressed, and who had been in a delirious »>tato of mind for the past 10 days at the Ornngo General Hospital, was removed yesterday to tho state hospital at Chattahoochee. She was taken to the local hospi­ tal from a hoarding house in the hope she would recover her some*. At ono time she told authorities she had a sister in Winter Haven nnd u mother In Atlanta, but ef­ forts thus fur have failed to get in touch with relatives or friends. She is believed to bo 5Irs. Lula Burt or Burke. FOSSIL SHELLS FOUND TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Nov. 23. — (A*) —Several hundred fossil shells, said by workers in the geo­ logical department to be possibly 2,000,000 years old were found In the western part of Loon county by W. C. Mansfield, of the U. S. Geogolical Survey, and Herman Gunter, state geologist. Tho •hcdU were said to be mark of the miocene age. �V. ,AY, NOVEM BER 23.1925 A New Kind of Mermaid -r>* t IInfant’s Body I s Exhumed In Probe Of Alleged Murder CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—</T)—Exhumntion of Ihu five wuekit old non of Mr. nntl Mm . John It. Allen, wan ordered today for further exnmlnatlon In the Invcutigution of Itt death by chloroforming the Allen suite. In a northaidc hotel Tuesday fu m li o n * nn<1 i.rlv ll. m i." nn<l An I • n i l I lie till- •( iii hi inn w l i t l l i i r (inlil A r t nt tli» I.rulMluturi> win II InimI o IMm I ntut np|»roVi <| ntul l<» n lcii III" f o l l o w i n g >.ffl<-..r» i.f |||>' TOWN O lf I.A K K MAIIY, iiritvlilnl -tnlil r l m r t i r nt tin T O W N OC I.A K i: MAIIY l i ni imlil Inn r . u l f l i 'l nm l n ii f i r ii m t . i n - w l t : A M uynr, (i llo .in l o f r|v«> A ldnrH im , n I ' l i r k , T n i m i r r r nml A Kirn- nor who iii iii bn ono nml tii•• mum p rr im n nm l n I ' . i l l i c t n r ; tin- i . tiii •if ufflri" nf nil n f d m alioVo itniiinl n ff li'i r n In In* fu r t w o y r a r n . I In rrl*y niiim lnt A. II. HJnl.Inm. C la rk Ilf until I li r l l n n , nm l linoil. li* irl NJuliliiin, UvuTK'' K. W II hiiii nml T. A. flre i- n lr n f, liiM p .itn n i nf nil 1*1 i li'i'l Inn, Tim im lllm ; plnri'n f u r n.ilil « l r r Examination of the Imby’.i bruin I Inn Mill. 11 It., nl T h u Nlor.. of A. II. Wan planned. Teat* made of th • HJiil'Iorn In llm T o w n nf l.n k o M...y, vital orgnnn have developed tlmt I’lorlila. f o r m o f Im llot to ho n m .l In the poiiton was lulmliiUtercd in n 1Til" hi i l*'rlInn nlinll ho im followH, Inloot). Mm. Allen Hnltl either Im « It: nr the nurito propnred the baby’ n r r i r i w . ii u . m i t food. Mrn. Allen wn« quonllmted *ri*ri*ra i , i . K r i i m i N i i i ' M c i i a i i iM I K I . K n n i N T O W N III- I.A K i: nil night liy nrotecurnm nml by Hr. MAIIY, I ’ I .i *1111 >A. AVm. O. Kronn, alienist, who testi­ I i f o r n i lt n r I Mil, A IH25 . fied In the Loeb-lAuipold u u \ The Q r B H T l o N : I ho I .i irlnlnf I vi» t ' l ' f i i i - |irn.' inquiry was an attem pt to deter* Nlinll v lil Iii *c n f o r m of Koveriiiiu-itt for m ine her psvchologicul make-up, th " T o w n o f l.!iko J l n r y , Klorhl.l, Im n c ro |ilt'il? Dr. Drown unit!. *Slnl*i' n r r o n t ( X ) m n r k lirfn rn I ’rcvlmii to the baby’s birth proIII "r "Jfiir n ih iiitlo n " o r " A n n ln m I sedition has learned, Mr . Allen •nih’iillnn ," n» m n y Im y o u r rltnlri-.) nuffered n nervous breakdown, not- • F o r nihi|itInn. Vii 11nit mliijiiion. I Withstanding hospital tirntm ent. I i ' I t ' I ' , v o l t ( V oto f o r o n . ) n . U i T l O Y I ' l t O l l ,A II tT II.% tT m lcr a n d h y v ir tu ., n f llm a u ­ t h o r i t y V* Ml »*,| III III,. Ill a |n., m a r l i n g o f tl i r nm l «|nnIi flail e l e c t o r * of tin T o w n nf l.nl • . M a r y , 1-*I>.r t<l <t. 1 lin ra b y . ' i l l nml o r d e r a n cln c tlu ii t<> Im h e ld u n lit. Ifilh ilfty o f l l t r i t m l i r f A. IT>L* t h r o u g h o u t i Im |irui>i>»".i T o w n >.r i . n b n M a r y n m l tf irn m ilim il t h e t« r r l l n r l u l 11rn 11 a o f Hi.* T o w n o f I. h. -Mary n* .1. f l i i n l in tlu il <•< r l n l n m l *>f tilt. Il'Kl.llll u rn o f tin. H lnl» of y i o r l d f t , d u l y tm anr.l n m l n.tr>|>t <-•! tiy I n n (^•Klhlntiirn o f llm Him . of F l o r i d a . Hxitaloii of I9JS, . n t l i I . . I : “ A n A ct t o i . r u n n l x n o . I I n r o r p n r n t n , r r e i l t o n m l .<iiliililli.li u m u tllrlpMlIiy to Im k n o w n nn llm T( HVN O F I . A K I ' M A IIY ; t.. . I . f I n - ll« Inrr l t o r l n l llm lln um l t o p ro v h ln (<<r 11 « Ju risd ictio n , p o w e r* . |irlvll.-K< «. EFFECTIVE AT ANY TIME—WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE—AND NOT LATER THAN NOVEMBER 29-PRE-DEVELOPMENT DISCOUNTS OF 10 PERCENT IN THE CAUSEWAY SECTION OF DAYTONA SHORES WILL BE WITHDRAWN. All present price lists on DAYTONA SHORES property also will be with drawn on and after December (i THE CAUSEWAY SECTION LOCATION On the famous East Coast. In the most exclusive section of Florida. IN W IT .\C S S XVIIKItKOK I Imvn l i . r . i i o l .1 H m y liiiml mi th in llm U til d a y o f NoVnmhci \ P . 1135, Wil. Ml'MilltoVK. 1‘lo i lr m a o of n ,\ln >>, M e e tin g o f CltU< tin mill 1} uit I If I. <1 d o c t o r * of llo. T o w n of t .n k n Mary. \V. H. H N W K I.U H o o re tn ry , Immediately adjoining Ormond. Eight miles north of Daytona. On the Ocean. % On the Halifax river. On the Tomoka river. On the F. E. C. Ry. v. On the Dixie. A free Causeway—the only free Cause­ way on the Halifax—will connect the m ainland and peninsula portions of DAYTONA SHORES. Surrounding’ the two ends of this causeway lie the proper­ ties included in the Causeway Section. Every lot is within thrde blocks of ocean, river, great highway or g o lf course frontage. > Your last opportunity to invest here at present introductory prices will he gone forever when this announcement goes into effect. T fcrer Inin on l*nrk Avr., $3000.00 n m l $.1,100.00. • I'lMir r o a m 1 lioo»e. il.iuMn n n r i i u r nm l l(«o I ii I m $1,000, T i m l i l t l l l t i o o OIoimi.oo cncli. T w o In U n e a r lli'iiul I n r $7000.00. Il n r g n ln . T w o loin o n I ' l i r k 1113x130 30100.04, T a k r n l o o k . T w o I o n o n ftn n lu rd A t r . O ne $1000.00, o l l t r r $0000.00. M r r lu l oo l lm A t r . $110)0.00, Y ou c a i l 'l liru t II, i ’l t r lot* lo f r o n t of l l o l r l F o r f e i t l . n k r . T w o l o t i in R n i l n l r , T k e .inly t w o m n l l n l i l r t IH l o l l In I l l y llm li i f u r $17,000.00. I hi.lre II, tl, l i o i i l i r nl $ 10,011 p e r f o o t . •'*r r l'd » oo lin k A t r . l ull nm l i r e lh,rio , I kilt $ Ike r tin ie r. | n r r r o u c In r l l r l o r moImII i 111.in. It We are building a complete city with water, electricity, a s p h a l t macadam streets, sidewalks, storm sewers, white ways, great hot­ els, yacht and golf clubs. Let in touch with our local representative at once. Find out about investment possibilities before prices ad­ vance. Mail the coupon today. W. J. THIGPKN Th« Pulraton-Drumlrjr Building. I'l iu n e 71.1 E. C. GRADY 105 S. Palmetto Ave. I'hone 346-J FIFTEEN MILES OF N A TU R A L .... W A T E R FRO NT Please send me information in v c s tm e iit possib ilities ot ( Causeway Section) of Daytona Nom e Aildri i own �’MW t r * V- nttttnA V . NOVEMBER 24, l_92j THE V P A G E TW O tonomic Future Of State Depends Upon Health O f People, Says Health Expert w p * ■A v~ LIST OF FLORIDA! GAME ACTS GIVEN! IN STATE REPORT! .except catfish. , . Monroe, closed deer and tu rk e y ,, --------- m State Law Formally Opened July 1, 1925-July l, 1928; Okr- i Hunting Season On Nov. 20 loosa. open season squirrel, Oct. | Hut T h is Is M odofied Hv 1-Feb. 16, following, closed April, i IIUI I ni.s IS ivioaonea isy M crapple, perch und bream; Several Of The Counties ‘"JngVd Feb. 15-May 21, black bass JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2*-~W> lor for .lollor ..l o ll rip cn d ltu rco .! •—The economic future of Florida | trust tlmt tho special session ( now depends more upon the health of the legislature will see fit to! of the people of tho entire state tak* nil restraint.* off the health, than it ever has since the days of hoard's rnillnsr** anil allow the hoard i -------I Osceola, open season, frame uniTA LLA H A SSEE,N ov, 24.—W3) 1mats and birds, fur bearintr nniI ellow fever, according to I)r. H. t free hand to meet emergencies. ! All roads of Florida a re lead­ i. Arms, state health officer, i “Not even the mu-t optim istic! i;ing to the woods und sage fields nulls, Dec. 1-Jan. 31, following. AVith the rapid expansion of could have foreseen th<* ex ten t of, Orange, open season for game now. The hunting season open­ animals and birds, fur bearing ani­ many huslnc'xes of the rial** and th multitudescorning to the atat* if ed Nov. 2ii, The season will close mals, Dec. 1-Jan. 31 following; 4: vnflt real estate sirvclnumeuts tin t and it has placed a tremendous £ are causing the population of many responsibility on the slut.* to -lee Feb. 15. Folk, closed season, deer, turkey, f sections to he doubled in a very that I ullth condition i art n*>t only The season of Nov. 20 to Feb. from date law became effective short space of time, says the health a.< g-jod an tho e hehiial, hut that 15 is n state law. It is modified 1925 continuously for five years; officer, plans for the protection they aie Writer, and that they nr* in a number of instances, however, Santa Rosa, open season squirrel. of the health of the people of the saleguurdrd In every possible a Oct. 1-Feb. 15; Choctawhatchee, by local laws on the subject. state In the future ar.nald ho laid w ay" Shooting nt frame on Sunday is closed April-May, crappie, perch, ’ .t now. The state now face* a muchDr. Arms emphasized the fact bream, closed black bass, Feb. 15prohibited. Ty changed condition, Inh** said, and mi l tlmt the -tali* hoard of health h’ollnwing arc the laws in the-May ;H. thousands of people art* coming nod all Its division-, were operat­ various counties of Florida: I Sarasota, closetl season, deer, i n g the state, a portion of which <d for tier benefit of the people flay, o(w*n on squirrel, Oct. 20- turkey, June I, 1925-April, 1927; must naturally bring some disease r.n.J urged thut all persons tak • ndMar. 1; Brevard, open game and Seminole, open season, game uninnd steps must be taken to pre- vantage of its service. He pointed turds, Dec. 1,-Jan. 5; Calhour,; nials and birds, and fur hearing vent the spreading of there dis- out that due to the largo area closed season on fresh water fish, animals ,Doc. 1-Jan. 31; St. Jon us, M ffO ) eases. [that health officers w ire com pell, , open season quail, N'ov. 20-Mar. * M / Pen. ■ To thoroughly and efficiently led In *.vir, through r.iuull numb... . , , "Jan* 11 l-harlottc, closed I. Deer, June 1-Aug. 31; Taylor, hnndle the situation, nccoiding to <> hi the fi Id, that they m. m- not 1 1 * 1 ! • as ingaged In season doer ami 1turkey, July 1- open season, door, turkey, quail, Dr. Arms, the stnte health dc. a t their offices i-ul that CV.Vj" ,W‘7I s 1 . ■ ! ! , , u , I;,,' ,n ,n V , J U*m V O .- i a r partrnent needs more health of- they could be reached by applying Lhrals J i I.c, • o I.cv/tui, l a . , ping open, Nov. JU-beb. 28 follows. squirrel, Nov. 20-Feb. 15. Citrus, closed on block bass, Jan.j Volusia,. open season game and lla:1 1... ----------------------<j,‘l*‘hrot‘.-il her 'ith fleers and needs to be able to pay nt thrlr district headepjarters wha birthday, anil the wtn close'y eon20-Apr. 15, following; Clay, clos- game birds, Ih?c. 1, 192o-Jnn._ 5, L ‘ ......... such salaries tfuit cnpablu in in were always In contact with them. rented with lim e of them, lie*, ,etl dier, turkey, July 1, 1925-July 192(5; Walton, open trapping, Nov. Public health nurse* also have a can be secured. Finance Is now Hr -; ht'shnml wait killed in the v/ac i I, |9ill; open to shooting, fire- 20-Feb. 20; squirrel, Oct. 20-Mar. large territory to cover, th ; of­ on*- of th" problems that Is fur Mcx'eo, h r f.econtl liu.Hiuiiid |hunting, striking, gigging, June 1- I, dosed on turkey and deer; op­ . j/.g the department in the at-* tir­ ficer *uhl, nnd lie* ofte*i awiiv witii season other game birds nnd ing the needed intrease of offic­ from ;h*'ir headquarterK tor weeks f*i i.bt all il r- uli ih<* Civ.I War, Feb, 15; Coluinhio, open season en animals, Nov. 1-Jan. 15; reser­ nnd f * giii’iiLon* were iu tl.i* -iiuirrel. Sept. I-Jnn. 15; Dade at a time. II*' i:ai I th-' nurses V ers. W’orlJ War. closed on deer, turkey, July 1, vation dosed at all times. Wash­ “ We need more sanitary Irmpec- may he reached by applying to , . ~ . Tr : 1928; open trapping Nov. 20-Fcb. ington, open season squirrel, Oct. state headquartert of tie* health tors, for the automobile tourist ter of a great mystery ,a the -emm.Ug f„||„wing. 20-Mar. 1; closed -fishing !'N io n ii» r * ......--------season; ----- - t camp rituuMon constitutes a tr«* hoartl at Jaeksonvllle. Kgmiiihg Lift we**k when I-aa ‘ ’ iir" Phro* 1 DeSoto. open, tleer, turkey, Dec. ;Vf*r; l , r i-Junc I ; Wakulla, closed mrmtlous prohlem. 'I he )n*op|e orV. Mill;. counsel for young fur s *v • 1 1*Dee* ill; Dixie, open -game, birds, Dshlng Apr. 1-May .11. enpying th u s camp* enmn from , hinder a kid lor a recess I... era! ilnv* to give him no oppur. ''im nel and deer, Nov. „(J-Jati. .11; all parts <>f tin* country and on tin In many places in the Sahara u n ity t-i Invc tlgute them , Duval opu. season deer July I way have been liable to have pick­ ■sort, it is burning hot at noon They have h-en regarded ns •“ ! Lseambin, closed on Lng- Desert ed up Infection r of various kinds hum p raids by Ixo Pur-orm Dav-ll';s1' pheasanta; closed April an-i and freezing cold a t night. “ Each recently with tho arrivnl m. c .iimmI for defendant. , “ uv J,n crappie, perch and bream; I ----------------------------of tourists, the number of ca«es of typhoid has inruns*-! and 'bis W ritten by lo*onnrd they w ere1, Di'Mny .11 on Idaci: s » s o f a n -r> f~* r^v year with an um tstm l number J X l l / \ 0 I . A > J 1 E L lv WHITE PLAINS, N. J., Nov. held by th- defense to offset th e .'1 of ras s of tills di-eare in nearly 24. tJ'i The two “m>HU*ry'' I t- '-fteids of Alice’s letlers read a t , Flagler, dosed oeer, turkey _____ every slat?, it is reasonabhr to 23.—(d’| —Thu two "iny.itery** let- tit heginnir-2' **f the trial. Their June 0, 1925-June 30, 1930; Frank-! exited that we r.iny have our us­ tors whose intriHluctiou in the c .nU nls iniriiitteilly were ir.ot ;* er-|lin, closed, April, black bass, trout, | Sanford People Must fldieve Such Convincing Testimony ual inert use. We need a suffic­ Khinehinder annulment trial eaus "He iliiui th- love letters written I errh, bream; (Hades, dosed deer, as Mr. Stafford’s ient forrt* i f trninid men both cd two adjournments and rumot» by Mrs IChineiandvr. When rend- turkey, July I, 1925-July 1, 1928;! health officern und Inspectors, tlmt tlmt tiio case woul l h* r*«*l11<*«1 -rit big the letter began, Alice nnd Hamilton, open season, squirrel, ^ No one in Sanford who suffers w< limy prevent aeciindary cnsi*s of rout t to keep them (not! being her mother hut the nm rt room a ml, Sept. I Mar. I, open season, quail, l,aViTachV - "headache dizziness, following any impoilcd eases, for rondo public, were ida.ed *.n tip* "'.m ined outside durin- Uu uh-|d'.ves, Nov. 1-Mur. I, closing on rheumatic pains <u pains or distressing we nro suiv to have cases devel­ rciftril thiA mornin**. pit-nt cro «*::nininatnm uf their I ninic December. urinary ills can afford to ignore op union r such n large number of Isnac N. Mills' rmmsrl f Hendry, closed, trapping, Mar. this twice-told story of a Sanford new arrivals in the state. 1 Dec. !, .pen turkey, quail, deer, resident. It is confirmed testi­ Rhinelander, in his suit “ It in nlxo reasonable t«. expvei his wir,* vil,...... . . “V , BANDITS TKKROKI/.K TOWN iD m in b e r (county license 10 days mony, telling of lusting benefit that cases of e tlu r diseases nurh "inly; Highland*, dosed, deer, tur- from Doan's Pills- -a si imulunt ns diphtheria and srarlut lever mav n statement today, cbnr; ing t h i*. rASSOPOMS, Mich., Nov. 21.— .key, July I. 1925-July, 1928; clos- diuretic to the kidneys. It’s evi­ 1 he so culled “mystery I. ile .s" i> he brought In by uente of the iargi Armed I,audit* j , ., . I last *.ve-k „ ■i r. e.. . no n emtu. -,(d‘i • 1 -w h ic h iiiiiiu ii:* te rro riz e d fd season for shooting bass and dence that no man or woman in li‘..»itieul ttiimber of new comers and lim it, Jan. 15-Apr. 15; closetl sea- Sanford can doubt. him ' I ’’1 ' U'rll 1™rl>, lh u ,‘ ‘ must he prepared to see that there to away the v.itne , «.„| f fon for seining, Jan. 15-Apr. 15. W. A. Stafford, plumber, I0H to withdraw hi* suit. '.ar y "l ,,very r';:" Is no spread from a prim ary enu •• , d'T.t who dared to appear ->n the Hillsborough, closed season dee-, Holly Ave., Sanford, says: "I had I hoy were read Inn. e a court • ...... . Iin.| fj mlly “Thu aehools all over the stat, will h<» overcrowded and only Di­ vine Providence together with pu pa redoes < and chwe supervision will enable u- In go* thni.ieh (In* wft«nn without n serltui . epidemic. f “Governor M artin npiuiitiUd three men a* piomh rs of tla* Unto hotrtl of health that ran he tie Pended upon to sh * that the mil- anil la'onnrd Ki*t l(l’i*uland* Hccmnn in a pistol fight and «•*- squirrel, turkey, deer nn.l quail, luge allowed th>* department will v '.withy youn * million:.>< * i—ek'iig raped with approMinatelv X5tl,.inu Nuv*. 2*1 Jan. 31, game birds and permanent and I am continually recommending Doan's." a UP ut met) t o | their 1 . 1*11 log . twi expended in turii a v,.,/ that I vin** L.Imui h im oiii- hank to an- hquiirel. ♦'•tfc, nt all dealers. Foster-Miltho atnte will rerelvu value of dul'I h • letters ha* e I. «*n th........ fit he Lake, open nearum, game birds! burn Co., Mfr.:., Uuffalu, N. Y. U “Mystery Letlers” In Annulment Suit PlacedUponRecord *:♦♦!*v *:* *** ‘o* v '*♦ *** *1* *** v v ♦:» *:♦ ♦!♦ **»* u s u « ji r k a R c n s K s s 4 i ; s n J a 9 c i u i i ] u e u i J i i n M X 9 a u s a « s K [ i u i j f : i u a u r R n K Z s r n n 9 i u i **♦ ♦j* LIVE OAK GIRL IS CHOSEN HEAD OF CLASSICAL CLUB Candidate and squirrel, Dec. 20-Jnn. 31; clos­ ed season for deer, turkey, June 1, 1925-Dec. 1, 1927; Lee, open sea­ son de;r, turkey, Dec. 20-Jan. 31, ■con closed season trout and bream, Mar. 15-May 15; Liberty, Miss Marie Haile Receives High Honor At Election Of Officers Among Those Taking Language Subjects 1/ in* >e, ind A, lu dtr. *nK WTt, TALLAHASSEE, Fla,, Nov 23 —(A1)—Marie Haile, of Live Oak was elected president of the CUS’ sical Club of Florida State (’olleK» At tfcS for Women, at the election of of'. comtir.^ I ficers of thnt organization. j ; Other officer:- chosen included i Adeline Barber, Windermtre, vice I "C iiT i president; h.Brtha Neel, Thomas- tax “p 0 ftti, i City Taxes Due Novei Tax hooks are now open for the m 2% discount allowed on all taxes paS' all paid in December. Tax books clmJ “Uncle .Timmy’’ Hyde, professor El^n Hoy, City Tur of metallurgy at Leland Stanford University. California, is a eam li-! —date for the U. S. Senate against .................................................................. Senator Sam Shortridge. He’s* a i ■ ilrv. independent Republican. Choice NEW LUMBER YARD A complete line of . Cyprosn and I’lne Framing Sheathing Sitlilltf Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Hrick Lime Plaster While Rock I’bister Hn< rd Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do t s Windows Frames nnd Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The* Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w ! Owner offers one of the mo j and centrally located large i warehouse locations on tr; l Suitable for many lines ofl [ especially desirable for who! ■ ■ ery, feeds, etc. r Address P. | 5 Plant City, Fla. n ■ .■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H H aB H aB IB aH IIB IR iaillliii “Could Better Fertilizer Be Madelei SIMON PURE AND GEM1 “Time Tried and Crop T« Nov. 15, 1925 new price list of regulari Get same before placing your order, fall requirements, save delays and be i is needed. QUALITY First. FAIR Prices. E. 0. P A IN T E R FERTI Jacksonville, Duval Conitr, *, “ix a c d i ? « Act SOI AST fiSW Or Be Sorry Later l F o r It is a Certainty That T h o s e W h o F i g u r e o n B u y i n g a L o t in A T PRESENT PRICES, BUT WIIO PUT OEF l)()IN (; SO, WILL BE KEENLY DISAPPOINTED. Choice locations arc going; fast, for already tlu» nuhlio k eomino* to * ,, m tnt possibilities of Murvania and lots m e tu*inK snapped up by shrewd invest.lrs.'^'1'7'0 l ’° R|> ° ntlitl invcst' f ? f f f Y ? y x f f M M ■ H m m M H n y That: they arc buying is not to be wondered at for when such boautifnl property -is lids w i t h in .. t ,",c w l,tu l' of lllt! «'kv. that is being completely developed can be seem ed at such S , 1 5 ' “ UteS only one course to pursue; to buy while these prices prevail. * cn pucos ant tclllls- lhere is Prices ranye from $24)00 to $3400; 20'. Cash, the balance can be arranged to suit the purchaser This Property will be taken off the market soon t» be replaced later at much higher prices. T ? ? T T Y Marvania Investment Company �w m ■W y r:: ‘ t ■ T ** *J ■V /+ ' f <. a A-SfiBii- V* vvt *l H fP y • -W 8 fg l4 s,'* " ' f "• ; ^ • i il *r - vjUl THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1025 Realty Co., I.nt 0 Block I'd Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 10 Block I'd So. 213 adopted on the 26th day of October Realty Co., Lot I t Block I'd. / CityCenmifsion of the City of Sanford, Florida, Bodwcll Boswell Realty Co., Lot I'd Block I'd the preliminary estimate for paving: Bcdwell Realty Co., Lit 13 Block I'd strn SL. to Sooth line Lot Id, Pluck 7. Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 1 Block 11 finch Avc., to El Capital Drive. llodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 11 fr-n Fiench Are., to El Capital Drive. meh Are* to Heat line Lot 16, Clock 11. Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 3 Block l 1 la Drive to West line Lot 10, Rlock 11 Bodwcll Realty Co., IM I Block 11 lO'C ' b Drive to South line Lot 8, lilac!: 18. Bodwcll Realty Co., L it 5 Block 11 hcrola Drive to South line Lot 21 Rlock 18 Bodwcll RealtyCo., Lot 6 Block II to Santa Barbara Drive. Bodwcll Realty Co.. Lot 7 Block 11 n.i., tela Drive i° ~** . i ^ b 'a r a Drive. 'Bodwcll Realty Co., L it 8 Block II Orreola Hr** 1V , ! i- base, or other s u it- • .... „ „ , / Bodwcll Realty Co., L it 0 Block 11 fin width with a 6-inch rock base, or .179S8.DO Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 10 Block 11 Lied with asphalt. Ixcaration at ode... . 170(1.00 Bodwcll Rr ally Co Lot 1 Black 13 .20008.40 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 32 Block 13 ltd at lc .................... putter at 85c................ .. 117.03 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 31 Block 13 Bodwcll Really Co, Lot 30 Block 15 fb at Me... — ................. ..32370.30 Uodwcl! Really Co. Lot 20 Block 13 i f at 96c..... —................ 14300.80 t treated top at 40c...... .. 1I'd. 10 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 23 Block 13 inches thick a tlOc 1)10.00 Bodwcll Realty Co. \ M 27 Block 13 11340.00 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 26 Block 13 rn) *c»or at $L208250.00 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 25 Block 13 p in sewortit 12.75815.00 Bodwcll Realty Co, Lot 24 Block 13 2470.10 Bodwcll Realty Co, Ix>t 23 Block 13 Lot 22 Block 13 t ^ i 100'00 Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 21 Block 13 . .$111500.35 „«•••••••*••*.... Bodwcll Realty Co. Lot 20 Block 1 3 .... * !hi)te for Legal, Advertising, L .t 10 Block 13 ■\t5oa and Contingencies................... ... 22'!I9.87 L .t 18 Block 13 , Lot 1 Block 1 2 ...... $133010.22 Bodwcll Realty Co.,, Lot 2 Block 12 Iby adjacent property owners. Bodwcll Realty Co, , IrOt 3 Block 12 J2.1ID.87 lin. ft. Bodwcll Realty Co , Lot 1 Block 12 ......... Stage, *6.00. # Bodwcll Realty Co.,, Lot 1 Block 18 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer Bodwcll Realty ............ , Lot 2 Block 18 srnption Ft. Frnt. rrclim . A s’t. f , Lot 3 Block 13........ ............ "10 00 I ^rnlwcil Realty 2d Block 8........ 35 , L .l 4 1Slock 13........ ...... . 23 Block 8 ...... 25 , Lot 5 Block 13........ ..... .. 150.00 1 Bodwcll Realty 21 Block 8....... Bodwcll Realty 1 Lot 6 Block 13 ....... ..... 150.00 :2J Block 8 ...... Bodwcll Realty , Lot 7 Block 13......... i****,*,,.,,,. 150.00 ’M 12d Block 8....... Bodwcll ............. , Lot 8 Block 18 Realty Ou 150.00 21 Block 8....... Lot 0 ............ 13 ...... Block 150.00 t3) Block 8 ....... Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 10 13 Block 150.00 25 ilJ Block 8 *“**•*•»r*»*« 150.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., L.t 11 Block 18 i.S Block 8 ... .............. Bodwcll Really ,Co„ Lot 12 13 Block 150.00 L: Block 8 „.. Lot 13 Block i:s ............. 390.00 Block 8 . 13 ...... ..... . Block Lot 1 1 3G0.00 ]> Block 8 I.nt 15 Block 1 3 ....... ....... 360.00 III Block 8 Lot 16 Block 13......... ...__ 360.00 [il Block 8. Lit 17 Block IS ..... .............. 360.00 |12 Block 8 .... Lot 21 Block 11 .... 360.00 ill Block 8 .... .............. L .l 23 Block 11 390.00 l.'O iSlin-k 7.... 11 Block Lot 22 360.00 IS Block 7 .... ............. I ait 2 ! Block 11 360.00 Bodwcll Realty IS Block 7.... ............. 14 Block L it 20 360.00 ITi Block 7 19 ............. • Lit 20 Block 360.00 I $ Block 7.... Lot 19 Block 19 ..... .............. 360.00 I5 Block 7.... Bodwclt Lot 3 Block 2ii ...... ..... Realty 360.00 121 Block 7.... Lot 2 Block 20 Bodwt 11 Really 360.00 ir.S Block 7 .. , Lot 1 Block 20 ..... .............. 390.00 , 22 Block 7 . ........... Lot 1 Block 2 1 300.00 A 21 Block 7....................... 05 24 300.00 Bod well Really Co., Lot 2 Block «t OJ Block 7 05 Lot 31 Block 2! Bodwcll Realty 300.00 Block 7 05 I Bodwcll Really Co.,, Lot 1 Block 25 ...... 300.00 * 13 Block 7 ..................... 05 , Lot 2 Block 25 ...... 300.00, li Block 7 .................. — 05 Lot 35 Block 25 . . 378.60 W Block 7 --------------- 03.1 ... Lot.31 Block db 210100 Bodwill Realty Co. ut t lllivk l* ...................... 85 1 1 Block I.nt 19 150.00 Bod well Realty Co, u? 2 Block 9 25 .. .... L .t 18 Block 11 Itod we 11 Really Co. 150.00 id 3 Block 0 ...................... 25 1 1 ..... - ...... . Block Lot 17 150.00 Bodwcll Realty Co. [ft 1 Block 3......... 25 1 1 Blm k 150.00 Bodwcll Realty Co. L it 16 4 5 Block 9 25 Lot 15 Block 1 1 150.00 llodwell Really Co, 25 14 •; Block 9 , Lit 11 I’.lm 1. 1 1 150.00 llodwell Realty Co., |at 7 Block 9 25 lo t 13 Block 11 ..... (« i Block 9 25 150.00 llodwell Realty Co. , Lot 12 Block 1 1 150.00 llodwell Realty Co. m Block 9 25 i:in. i. 15 ... ............. . Lot 17 ;: Block 21 07.1 375.00 j Bodwcll Really Co. Block 15 , Lot 16 058.26 fll Bl< k 11 159. . Lot 15 Block 15 it Block ll 77. 460.26 , I.nt 11 Block 15 .............. 60 300.00 11 Ul.H-k 14 . Lot 13 Block 15 llodwell is illm-k ! 1 .............. 60 360.00 Lot ISA Block 15 ..... lty |i UltH-k 1 1 ...... ........ 60 360.00 ! Bodwcll . Lot 12 Block 15 ............ 60 360.00 1 Blvck 1 1 360.00 ,,0<lwcll Realty (’.» . 1.01 11 Block 15 Clock 1 1 GO , Lit 10 Block 15 p Block 1 1 60 .. Lot 9 Block 15 M Block 1 t ................ 360.00 Bodwcll Realty- Co 60 . Lot 20 Block 19 llodwell Realty (< > . U Bl.M-k 1 1 1211.00 . 70 ........... Block 19 W Cluck 15. 015.00 llodwell Renlty Co . Lot 1 ......... 157.5 19 .............. Block .. Lit 2 465 00 Bodwcll Realty Co, 'hi Block 15 ............ 77.5 , Lot 3 Block 19 .. l i Black 15 ................. 60 360.00 Bodwcll Realty „ Lot 1 Bloc U 19 . llodwell Realty <V P'-t Blink 15 360.00 ............ GO llodwell Realty Co., I.ot 5 Block It) |8 filack 15 15.82 01.02 loodwell Realty Co., lo t 6 Black tO 9 1 > 80 180.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., I .at 7 Black 10 1 9 60 360.00 (Indwell Realty (Vi., lo t .11 Black 18 9 6,0 360.00 Bodwcll Real'y Co., Lit I Block 18 9 W* : 60 360.00 Bodwcll Realty l\»., I.ot 2 Block I Plflnck 9 6(1 360.00 llodwell Really Co,, Lit 3 Block 18 Block y 60 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot I Block 18 fSRluvk y ............ 60 360.00 llodwell Realty Co., I.H 5 Block 18 ■* block 9 rn 360.00 Bodwcll Really Co., I.ot 0 BLek I‘ «.:n, i 360.00 ll- . 60 llodwell Really Co,, Lit 7 Black 18 360.00 I 60 18 • nn 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 8 Block 10 llodwell Realty Co., L>! 18 Block ' • •(.9 . 360.00 I in i ('0 Realty Co., I at 17 Block 10 . •• llliH'k 'I 360.00 llodwell •: ■■ ii. . 60 16 Block 19 I :» .... 300.00 llodwell Realty Co., lot I i Block IJ it. llodwell Realty Co., lot 360.00 II Block 10 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 300.00 ttc' ;' 1 1', (>0 I ! Block 10 Iut | ii. ilrl‘ .... 360,00 i Bodwcll Realty Co.. , i" tiO 12 Block 10 i 1 l'» 360.00 llodwell Realty < II Block 10 L‘ s Blockin r:° 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co, Lot in Block 10 « . in J 3C0.00 llodwell Realty < ■>. I ■23 Black 18 : "!'.km «» 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., I at 27 Block 18 ,L:t g ii«.*kio .......... 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., L ’ 26 Block 13 h J IV k in 00 360.00 llodwell Renlty Co.. Lot 25 Black 18 Z kl» 360.00 llodwell Realty Co. I at 21 Black 18 12 060.48 Bodwcll Really Co., L t ' ‘ 'ck l • I8 l*G 23 Block 13 105.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., l ot k 1! .......... 22 Block 18 l.o 360.00 llodwell Really < , h'n,l(p» "• — ...... Lot 21 III • k 13 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., 12 L<t I HUn. 29 (Indwell Realty Co., 360.00 , k i> ®® | at 5 III" 1 i 360.00 llodwell Realty Co., S i Lt t 6 BLek 20 llodwell Realty Co., 360.00 1 k u » Lot 7 Block 20 360.00 lludwL’ll Realty Co., I 1‘ Bicck 1> ........ ** HO Lot 8 Block 20 360.00 BodWell R ealty < u l i ^ k 12 . ........... Lot 9 Block 29 360.00 llodwell R cijty C i block 12 .... ” ^ Lot 10 Ilk ck 20 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co.. £: f' ,;wk ii - «< I.ot 11 R!°fk 29 360.00 llodwell Realty Co., Lit 12 Block 29 llodwell Realty Co., I■ i 300.00 Uiuck li Ml Lot 26 Block 21 360.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., l, : ; ^ k i i .. mj I.ot I Block 21 360.00 Bodwcll Realty C<>., L>| I' n ................. r,i 21 360.00 Bodwcll R ealty Co., I.ot 2 Block • Lot i ’ 6 ock H C( Realty Co., Lot I Block 21 300.00 Bodwcll . 1 1 « Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot I B’<x-k 21 360.00 |H l".1 I.: pi , .1 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 Black 29... 360.00 ■ ‘ Kk '•■II 11 dwell R ealty ( o., ; -' 360.00 u l‘ U Bodwcll R ealty Co., Lot 24 Block 29 ... J block 12 360.00 ■U. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2.1 Block 29 « Klcck ill* •150,00 LBiock , i : ; 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 22 Block 20 ... 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 Block 20.... 12. 300.00 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 20 Block 20... r,\T ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY r *.? . )is\ m ; - •/» y Bod well * * - T• i. p PAGE THREE 3C0.00 3G0.00 360.00 360.00 297.59 197 5 co Co 00 69 69 60 60 60 60 69 69 69 60 71,88 142.58 51. II 60 75 190.57 75 75 75 60.13 69 69 60 60 60 60 69 69 60 61) 60 131,85 132.85 70 79.6 65 G5 168.5 70 70 75 71 62.5 C7.5 67.5 62.5 07.5 67.5 62.5 60 69 60 60 60 69 67.5 143.4 90 60,07 till lit) 60 69 69 70 90 157.88 175.96 82.5 60 60 60 {Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 19 Block 20...... 360.001 MONEY AVAILABLE Bodwell Realty Co, Let 18 Block 20...-. Loans 360.00! Loans BiMlwell Realty Co., Lot 17 Block 20.. 360.00! For First Mortgage I-oana on Liberal Valuation Boats i t 77» Bodwell Realty Co, Lot 16 Block 20 . 360.00 ! Consult ns first when in the market for funds ''" 'h Realty Co, Lot 15 Block 20, 632.80 390.00 1 Bp-Wu Realty Co., Ixit 1 Block 21 Pkonr M 780.00 MsKnolta ft Second A. !*• CONNELLY & SONS I'ttO.Ot) Bntlw I! R,nhy l 0.( | ’,]0 lk 21 360.00 Realty C j, Lot 1 Block 24mm................... 60 360.00 360.00 Realty Lot 5 Block 01■•»***« CO 560.00 ^ im a iin u n n tita iB S K o n n n n n a n n E sn ia n R B n w a M tsn n n n n n n M n n m 360.00 t .•■.♦*•»«v**.*4***«»■.-*« 60 Realty Co., lait li Block *>■ 1> .■ 560.00 360.00 lb ally Co., Lot 7 Block 21 ...... ............... 60 360.00 360.00 Ut ally Co., Lot 8 * Block •’ 1 60 360.00 360.00 Bodwcll Really Co., Lot 9 Block •>1 60 560.00 360.00 Realty Co., Lot 19 Block 21 ........... ........... 60 3fl(J.OO 360.00 Realty 1 9.. Lett 1 ! Block 1M i,Hll......... ...... 60 369.00 | 300.00 llodwell Realty Cn„ Lot 12 Block 21 SEE THE 360.00 1215.5 I Bodwcll Real y Co, Lot 13 Block 24 360.00 3 6 15.00 BihIwcII Realty Cn„ Lot I t Block 24 360.00 360.00 l*o iwell Realty < Lot 15 Block 24. 420.00 300.00 Bodwill ll'.dty Co, Lot 39 Block 21 780.00 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co, | „t ‘29 Blftck 21. .560.00 360.00 Boilv. 11 Realty Co, Lot 28 Block 24... 300.00 360.00 Bi’dw l| Realty Co, Lot 27 Block 21 360.00 360.00 Bodu !| Realty Co, Lot 26 Block 21 360.99 360.00 Bodv II Realty Co, Lot 25 Block 21 360.00 360.00 Roihv dl Realty Co, L .t 21 Block 21 360.00 360.00 Bmlwell Realty Co, l i.t 23 Block 21 360.00 360.00 llodw-u Real' y Co, I.nt 22 Block 21 369.99 360.00 Ba.hv ll Realty Co, l ot 21 Block 21 360.99 H 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co Lot 20 Block 21 ................... 60 360.09 ■ 360.00 Beihv. II l!i .ill'. Co Lot 19 Block 21 .................. . 60 ■ ■ 360.00 l ■ 428.28 1 nt 18 Block 2 1 . ................... 60 360.011 i ■ Good Reliable Used Cars. Not Abused. ■ 855.48 Botlwc i Really t'n 1n t 17 Block 21 ................... 61) 3?l».0t) j 3 Sold and Exchanged 2 326.16 Bud v, el R e lty Co I.nt 16 Block 21 615.061S 107.61 117 Magnolia Avenue ’’ 300.00 Lot I Block 25 ... ................... 130 780.00' J 150.00 Bodwell Realty Co, Lot 3 Block 25....................... 860.09 j B o n n a c B M a n a n a a * ri« a a a a n a a r u a H a a n a a n n a a a n B B ■■■■*■■■ 00 1143.42 BoilwiM Realty Co, Lot 1 Block 25 ............ 69 360.99 ■150.00 Bodw.ll Realty Co, Lot 5 Block 25 .................... 60 360.00 150.00 llotlwi 11 Realty Co, Lot 6 Block 25 .................. 60 360.00 450.00 Bodwell Really Co, Lot 7 Block 25.... 60 860.00 360.78 Bodwell Realty I o, !.ut H Block- 25 ................... 60 860.00 360.00 Bodw.ll Realty 1 «»., Lot 9 Blot). 25 860.00 i n 60 360.00 Bodwt II Real'. *-»• „■.......... Lit 111 Block -,ri lii) 360.00 ; ■ 360.00 Lot 11 Block 25 ................ 60 360.00 " 360.00 360.00 | J Lot 12 Block 25 60 360.00 8.69.99 ■ I.nt 13 Block 25 60 N’liliee Is hereby given In St. John's Itlvcr Ismtmen and 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co. lo t 11 Block 25 ... .........- ....... 60 360.00 nil other concerned that, with the approval of the War De­ 860.00 (indwell Really Co. Lot 15 Block 25 ................... 60 569.09 ! n partment, the draw span of the Florida Hast Coast Railway 360.00 llodwell Realty Co, Lot 16 Block 25 ..... ....... . 60 369.99 Bridge liver SI. John's River at Jacksonville, F la , will he* 360.00 B"ilwe'| Really Co, I.nt 17 Blnek 429.99 rhiNcd for replacement for forty-eight (18) hours from 360.00 Bndv.ill Realty t'o.. Let lti Block 12:91 A. M. Monday, November 25, 1925, until 11:5'J I*. M. 120.00 Tuesday, November 21, 1925, to nil river traffic requiring 860.09 B «lw. d IB ally c i . Lot It til. « 589 90 clearance nr height of more than eight (8) feet thereunder. 791.10 Bodwill Realty Co, I.nt 15 it! >, k 817.71 Bunts capable of using the above clearances and desiring to 797.10 Bodwell Realty Co, Lot 8 Block 159.90 pass the bridge will use the l-isl channel under the through 420.00 Bodwcll Realty l ’n. I.nt 9 Block 187.58 girder span. 45 7.69 Bodwell Retd 154.91 929.01 *«., Lot III Block 1 0 ... 890.90 Bodwcll Realty Co, "n., Lot 18 Block 29 450.90 .. 75 390.00 llohvell R-vlty t'o., I.nt 11 Block 20 K1tV.1it] . 136.11 1011.00 1indwell Realty II n., Lot 1 , Block 29 95.18 571.08 120.00 l *»., I.ot 15 Block 21 672.01) 112 II. N. RODKNBAUGIl. Vice-I''resident 120.00 1ut 16 Block 21 ........... 786.26 122.71 450.00 I Bodwell Really Co. 672.00 'n., Lot 17 Block 25 ................ .... 112 126.00 llodwell Re.dly Lot 1-t Block Mti.................. ... 122.71 736.26 375.00 Bodwell Realty ‘u., Lot 29 Block 15 501.90 . .. 83.65 105.00 ISndwell Realty I'o.. Lot 1!) Block 15 .... 85 510.00 u i i a i i i a a « E R i i c n i i i i u i i K a B a i i H n a a M B U H i i R » m a a i i a a 405.90 llndyvi'll Realty 2n , Lot It Block IS 501.00 .. 84 -l*-f<* + * * ♦ ♦ •> ♦ ♦ ♦ -t-i-8-•> •{•+•!•+•> 83.65 501.90 + 375.09 Iindwell Really i'o., Lot 81 Block 18................. .... m 40.5.00 iindwell Realty ('l‘n., I.nt 811 Block 18.................. 510.01) 510.90 I n., I.nt • lil*i» k 18.................. 405.00 Bodwell Realty Cn, „ , Kill.9(1 - 30 1 tt , d III JS Blink - 1 ^ .-**■ . 375.00 lioihv' il R. itit> Co, 501.90 Lit 26 1tloek •I .... 83.65 360.00 l)i'd(yel| Really 1 <$)> 510.00 Hfi 360.90 li dwell Really l i.. tail 2 . Block 21 i it 510,00 ... 85 360.00 Iindwell Really I'n.. I.nt 21 1ttuck 21 210.00 .... 40 860.90 (indue I Realty !’o,, I.ot Block 21 * 1 155.60 . 212.6 860.99 Bodwell Realty o,# ISloe I. 1t 1 170.00 .... 215.01 Hint k 1» 869.99 l.iiilweil I'1ally \ "ln e i hereby •:ivin to any all persona interested in thu Special! 195.00 i \ e on ut in; in I the vaiinu, and pieces of property above deneribcil 860.10 that aid pecial a -v intents ar»' payable in full within thirty dayu 5 lo.oo 300.12 after l above and fan-going spu ial asse. incut roll has been cipiulizV 360.90 ed, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal anmial installments wills j 360.90 inteie t at 8 per cent per annum from and after the time said special • mi ni stand approved nnd confirmed. 360.00 A .Sjiccl tlly I'rcn.ireJ Collection o f A uncling of the l-apinlir.ing I'nard of the City of Hanford, Florida 869.99 869.99 will ! e held at tin- City Hall at. 2:89 p. hi. on the 2nd. day o f Decein-' 429.99 Ih r A. Ik 1925, nt which meeting mid Board will hear any and all 5 19 99 ininalainl■. and iilijectiuu:i a. to raich special as essmonts, nnd will nt G racious in L in e — P r <|1 o v n d l y S m a r t / 9 11.28 aid time niljuat and eipializen ‘ : incut a on a basis of justice and right, ,A n N O U M C I N G. 195 ..76 and wiien said special nssc anents are :o equali.nd nnd adjusted, 195.90 aim* will then stand confirmed nnd he, and remain binding liens upon OUR SHOWING '.^1 t . \* New Cadillac Models j Seminole Hudson-Essex Cadillac Co. 2 w in 3 3 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l 3 mV. fit Florida East Coast Railway Co. j / 360.00 tla- property again,l which said as cssments are made until paid in 360.00 869 00 360.00 360.00 150.110 9K7.00 195.90 569 lltl 369.(19 369.90 3691(9 560 119 «/ aiaorduueo with the provisions of resolution No. 218 adopted nn tin•j. )| day of Octnlier A. D , 1925, by the City Cmuiiii-tsion. (SI \L ) SYSTEMS TAXES y/ . vticn ) tun) K Jriqinul 1 f lAjWflJ J jv tn l/ii a vc/U_ i/iu t) ri-.sr>-iw: tv* ' most/ , ni’*uiii m v Mount I o no. i ia_,-<i ? Hall, Pendand & McCall Jadcsonvillc, Ttunpa, Miami Sanford, Went Palm IJeaeli CENTRAL FLORIDA <>MT’K E .‘117-iUS F ir s t N a tio n a l Hank Hldg. Sanford, Florida S. (!. GRAY, R esid en t Manager is m i: < ini i it « in ii i o r T in: m u i : \ t ii .ii o n i vi. i n n i i r o r i i i i : n t v ii : n r i i .u i i i n t , in v nii r o u m . viinoi.i : Mil Ni v. |-i ;i 9-1.CH HANK OF H.\N‘l-'ni!tk ,i I'lnrlila ItiinUlmr i'«i|...riitlMn. <'•jinpljiluiiiii vs. • It W i ' VItltAVVA V ... ;i.linin' 'i r i |..r • ( tin- i-sliitir i.f Hum I'lillUps. iiiut Alary l'lillll|>s. ItesininitelitH ^ *lyfutunui ((}oun& L K. I’l l t LII’H, ( ilj «'l ik. n aa gaa N sa im ia a u n E q M iriE fla in a iK U iiu Q a a a n n iim d a a N a K a a AUDITS f Vk Slater-Scott ** 7 W. WnshltiKton SI. h-h■:• Phone 1917 ORLANDO, FLA. - i - :••> ■> * <•-t-t*+<•<•+•(••:••> ■:•*•!••>♦ Delightful Toys hi mm ilrili-r For ( onslrurllvr Hcrvlct* ID i*uo,irulluM II our t t n l u l Tin- •-•iinplalnant Imvlug aUilrlutl I., ns mil ut Ctiinplniiit in iin.t ..in -i . fi iavu slollmt linn Alary PhllMi • ' . io nf Ibo r.sMuliil' nls i a iciii-ii Mu 90 l•I"111 of the Hiiiti- of Flurlipi. tli.it r -iiilr* hi lii,. vv. m an Siri-ii I iipiO r |. v In ml, t ihlo. umt iliu . ilO Mil , ii.i'.n- |<rit>i’ll fur Cun.lrci II .|(|U.jo |.:vl agulimt said iliMiiil.ua. ii '•rii1nn ■ 1T llia tF K O Iti: OlSJnatKK Thai III. 5 i,i|.tn» ■( fi'iulnii* Alary I'lullliu (..■ r—iuli.'i i . .ti|n-..r mi |! ii. Ith ilay i.f Janii.tr. 8ro.OU \. |i I i.’ii. Iliu ic ln-.riK llnli r ' Iliu lillt nf l *■■iit|, I;i Iii ( in..I !ut: .lii", her In 9.1* cuuao. anil it Is 86ll 0'( I •1' ••••<■ultOKItBU Thai u ropy of r.i-. ,,7 ’.() * ■1 In* luilillsli.il iiii.'i i vv. i l. f..r 1 _ 1 I I " ••■iiiNueutlVi- v. i i U. In lin- Malt Mini llurahl. a nrwrpaprr inilillslu >1 h> Sivminolu County; dial urmlini 1 .. " f llila o r d e r I**- |in*tri|■ on 1In* | ,-i.it it Mi up— di.nr nt Hanford. 8 «*mlnnl<- C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . vXlni-M w l i r r e o f I h a v e In-re5 u n to » c t m y hand a n il officia l real . , . . - nu> of i.m ,n n i> f A. ii. h.5.5.o'U . V. K. I m i I ' i W. vs .s . . 1- n > I'b-rlt nf t h e C lr e u l t Court. Mem IId.i.Ud I „ „ |p Count-* F lu r ld n '9 ill iHJ , By A* "I- IV gliKJi 1>. C. 36(1.01) j ---------------------------;.(;n.,Hj A map cov. ring 2,750 f. >t nf .... canvas, said to la: the birr in (I the world, Ins been unveiled in 360.00 j Rome. ■ That will bring joy to the heart of every youngster. It will pay you to come in and look over our selections before the holiday rush. Sporting Goods, Roller Skates, W agons, Tricycles, Scooters, Toy Autos, and other gifts. Hill Hardware Company SEItyiC E— QUALITY— PRICE Phono S3 �P A G E FO UR ' *Z The Sanford Herald w rr I ttta r ■* ■■*»*»*• A lt e r e d a s Second CUM O ctober IT. 1»1». a t th e ” « m o ffle * ' rid• a v-------a t B aaford’, F lo o d er A c t o f March I, IMT. MU.AKU U DBA!*— MU HOWAMI ItBHU... t i l M m * " * A v » s» * THE ____ tatter • i'le e f * ' M idi# H ’M r i u r r i o s tiA T r.s One T eat lU llv e r red d In leer in tCiv to </arr.*t, w e e k . H e. “ W «aiy tCJltlua 1 M r year. •F E C IA L IIO T irR i Alt o b itu a ry Boric**. carde or tlienV*. reso lu tio n * and notice* ot •nt#rial6-«hM where • S e r g e s a re w e d s w ill be e b a reed fo r a t r e c o la r a d v e r tisin g r a te a __ ■ M M lir it T U B ASSOCIATED P U B S* TV* A sso cia ted Preee la * ic lu « trely en title d »o th « for re■ abflcatU in o ' alt n ew e dispatch** eredltar. It or n ot o th ter. fo l.........__ - e r w ise cr*d, In th le paper and aleo tha ea' a ew e p ublished h#r*ln. A ll rig h t* o f rep u b llc a tlo n .o f sp e c ia l J H p ateh ea he rail) a r t aleo raaer-ed . TUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1925 THE HSEALlf'S PLATFORM 1 — Deeper wafer route to jBekaonwill*. ft*—Construction of St, Johns-lndlap Hirer eanal. 1.—Extension cf whit# way. -BtU talon of local im urem enlt. —Swimming pool, lennla eourta, Ctc. I,— Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houter, hotels, apartm ent Swj ft— Extension of ivreet paving pro­ gram. 1 —Construction o' boulevard arot nd Lek* Monroe, ft— Coraple'Jon of city beautifica­ tion program. ft*—Expansion of school system with provision for Increased faeliltlee. RIF1I.B VERSE- FOR TODAY PEACE WITH AM . MEN:— Follow pence with nil men, and holiness, without which no mnn shall see the l-ord. Hebrews 12:11. PRAYER:—Wo would, O Lord, by Thy grace, exercise ourselves to live ns far as possible in peace with nil men. -------- o--------THE HAUNTED HOUSE Wo tiptoed past the lonely pluco— Tho garden called us, with Its flowers, Wo might have lingered there for hours And not have seen n single face - - Another Great Achievem ent News of the passage of the Florida Legislature of the hill providing for the construction of an inland-waterway connecting the upper St. John's with the Indian River, has been joyously received by the people of Sanford and Sem­ inole county. After years of strenuous efforts to make such a canal possible, those who have untiringly worked on the project are about to sec their dreams realized. In the fact of almost insurmountable obstacles and many discouraging incidents, those who had the project in charge, never gave up hope of making the passageway a reality and now their efforts have been rewarded. The construction of the canal will mean much, not only to Sanford and Seminole county but also to all of Florida, giving ns it will, an outlet* from this great central section to the lower cast coast country. It is to be regretted that due to lack of co-operation and support by neighboring coun­ ties, Seminole and Brevard have hnd to shoulder the burden of the project, but passage of the bill Saturday demonstrated to the rest of the state that the people of these two counties monn business and that they intend to see the canal con­ structed at the earliest possible date. With the building of the canal, we are informed that over seven hundred thousand acres of land will be reclaimed and made tillable. This fact alone is sufficient to warrant all the efforts that have been made. In addition, however, there are many other good features which must not be over­ looked. We must bear in mind that with the canal, this section will not be troubled with the river overflowing when there are excessive rains. The farmers should be interested in this feature. Then, too, we must consider what the waterway will mean to this district from a navigation standpoint, giving an outlet, as it will, to the waters of the east coast anti making it possible for yachts and other pleasure craft, as well ns freight boats, to come down the beautiful St. John’s River, stop at Sanford, and then cross to Titusville and down the inland waterway to the lower cast const. Sanford people have every right to be happy over the success of the project. Many other cities in this state would give anything to be in Sanford’s shoes today, as far as location is concerned. Transportation facilities of the kind that Sanford will have, are the kind that make great cities, Sanford's strategic location is making itself manifest in a strikingly convincing manner. Developments are coming thick and fast* in Sanford and Seminole county. Big capital is becoming virtually interested in this section and the possibilities for sound developments are being realized by the kind of investors who do things. Added to all that has come to pass in this county recently, the act making the construction of the canal possible, comes as an indication of further and even greater development for our community. The Chamber of Commerce and all of those who worked so diligently on the project, merit* the congratulations of all people who hope to see, at an early date, the waterway under construction. >RD As Brisbane Sees I I , h f p a t .T ). T U E S D A Y . N O V C T r a E n 2 4 J K 5 ^ It A Wise Coolidge Word Old Adam'# Grinders Go West—Raise Turkeys A No. 1 Whitewash BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (C o p y rig h t IJ I6 ) THE PRESIDENT'S speech in­ terested everybody, and a fte r they read it brokers and buyers put the prices of stocks up. One most im­ portant truth in the speech, much older than President Coolidg? or th“ pyramid of Europe, wa * this: “If you want the people to work you must five thorn rom ething to work for.” THEORIES OF government are interesting. But any plan fails if it overlooks. But any plan fails if will work well, only if you give them something to work for, and something they w ant to work for. THAT IS why, for n few thou­ sand years at least, you will not bo able to make n success of com­ munism. We are born, struggle and die as individuals, we wnnt to make something for ourselves as individuals. That doesn’t keep us from being useful citizens. One hundred and* fifteen million people working! hard for themselves build up a! great nntion. THE HUMAN rare is fond o' relics. A lock of George Wash­ ington's hair has been inherited by the Mt. Vcrnort Ladies Association. In Paris they show you a preci­ ous roceptnbla containing the h e a rt; of Voltaire. MARGO POLO tells how the great Khan in 1281, sent an em­ bassy to bring back from th*s Island of Seilnn some of the hair and teeth of Adam, and the dish from which he used to cat. They succeeded in getting part of the hair, the dish, and “two of the grinder" teeth. Who, In Eden, | — made the dish is not told. THE GREAT Khan “received them with great joy und reverence. And they find it written in their scriptures that the virtue of that dish is such that if food for one man bo put therein, it shall be­ come enough for five men. Ami the great Khan averred thnt ho hnd proved It so." Edwin Markham, author of the Mr. Markham has put himself “Man With the Hoc," and honor­ into n ba<| mesa. If he does not ary president of the Poetry So­ prove his hoax charge he luy3 ciety of America, has created a himself liable to a charge of jeal­ sensation in literary circle with ousy, from which poets have not his inferental charge that Nnthnlin been altogether free. If there has Wo might hnvr lingered there, GEORGE WASHINGTON'S hair Crane, the child poetess of Brook­ been in reality a hoax, it cannot scarce speaking— cannot work any miracles, but lyn, could not have written the fail or discover. Nathalia Crane We might have frolicked where it is interesting to think of the verses that have been attributed is n living, breathing person, 12 tho grass lock cut from thnt proud fighting to her—verses su fine that they years old, who has been inter­ Wns high and soft, while swift head, ............ won her recognition in American viewed by both rwwspnpcr and to pass If its owner could come back, poetry circles and a membership magazine reporters. It is incon­ The wistful wind went, ever seek­ he would be surprised to End the, jn the British Society of Author?. ceivable thnt her father and moth­ ing. American nation grown from less Her poem, “The Janitor's Boy," er could lend themselves to a con­ than four millions to mote than was pronounced a rare gem. "We might have heard no voice a: spiracy which might becloud their one hundred millions, actually dis*1 Mr. Markham, writing in the daughter for the remainder of her all, cussing the submission of m atters Brooklyn Eagle.' under his own life. There is no question of the No m urmur of a vanished sing­ ----------------- o----------------vitally affecting the United States name said: cleverness of the lines attributed ing— to a world court established in Sanford Has Good Stores to Nathalia. They range from There m ight have cumc no echo, “ Unquestionably the whole thing Europe. springing. is a genial hoax fabricated, per­ the delicious innocence of the 12You enn imagine what \Vn:ihFrom a forgotten, eerie call. Already Sanford people have begun their Christmas ington, Jackson or Lincoln would haps, by four young men and two year-old child, to the sophistica­ young women while lingering over tion of the mellow old scholar. shopping, an clerks in some of the progressive stores of t he * have said to that world court’ And yet it was a haunted spot! wine and walnuts -all of them dis­ The Markham charge recalls A haunted house, so people snid city will report. Anxious to make their select ins at a time tinguished poets with dextrous that mnde in connection with tho IN NEW YORK, Shw* ..VM pens and ull determined to break And haunted, in our minds, when they may have the pick of large stocks, many levelpublication in England* * of--*-Tim haven’t got' their m meant dead— of the tiour hour with Little Wisiter, a Look attributed ~ _a r * i the monotony or beaded and shrewd shoppers are doing their holiday buying Tho dead Unit busy folk forgot! ,tcosts more than 1 , one , cent a pound, >n ' „,hi" delectable deception. This in to Daisy Ashford. Because lie had before (ho big rush of shoppers begin. __ _ in merry America. a moment written tho introduction, and he* nnd turkey^ cost .sixty cents. With many of the stores now complete with heavy Yet once—my mother told mo so— The sophistical viewpoint on cause the hook was more sophis­ Ax regards coni, people nro at Love laughed lieyond Its tight stocks of Christmas goods it is a simple m atter to shop. the mercy of mine owners and sex and on life, the special know­ ticate than one would expect from closed door, After the goods have been all picked over, it may be a little mine workers, our government not ledge of history anil archaeology, a child of less than ten years, Perhaps the house was lonely for more difficult. Anticipating a prosperous fall and a heavy yet having established the fact places them beyond the reach of James M. Barrie wns brought un­ Tho happy ghosts of long ago! der the suspicion of having w rit­ any juvenile mind. ______ —M argaret E. Hnngster. Christmas business tho merchants of the city have bought that tho welfare of the people When Nnthaha’s father retort­ ten it, Barrie vigorously denied should ho the supreme law. heavily of holiday goods and the end of November finds ed hotly to the charge, Mr. Mark­ authorship. A n we underatand it, Colonel their stores well supplied and equipped to handle the bigIt is* interesting, in connection HIE TURKEY problem might ham gave a statement to the New Mitcheii in railing more Hell with) gust business in their history. with the Crane case, to find that Is) solved if a few thoumnd citizens York World in which he said: tho War and Navy Departmental Sanford people have a right to be proud of their stores would go to turkey raising on the "And yet, it is entirely possible those who create literary sensa­ than nil of the Spanish-American which rank favorably with those to be found anywhere in • heap lands of tin* Mojave desert that Nathalia Crane has written tions have as their reward chiefly, W ar. in California. Permanent sun­ theso poems with her own mind the satisfaction that they have a t­ Florida. Few cities the size of Sanford can boast of nicer shine. n*> rain, a patch of irrigated and pen. In thnt case she is the tracted notice, without any great — o--------Premier Pa inleva has resigned appearing business houses, more attractive window displays, alfalfa for green stuff, nnd the in­ most extraordinary girl in Ameri­ pecuniary gain. It so happens ca and I wish her good fortune on th at only last week, in a suit in for the second time within tw en­ a greater assortment of merchandise, and more courteous sects of the desert for a meat the We have two plans of fi| path of the public life". court, Nnthalia's father was call­ ration, and ninety per cent of the ty-three days. In other words just ami willing clerks than are found here. It will be recalled that the in­ turkeys hatched would come to ed upon for an accounting. He Your Horn a case of “skiddoo, twynty-tbrec Frequently we have heard strangers remark on the market, instead of fifteen or troduction to the Jnnitor’s Boy presented a statem ent, 'certified for you.” was written by William Rosr* by Nnthalia’s publisher, showing character of our stores. They have been loud in their praises twenty per cent us in the east. ■ft--------1st—We will lend you lionet, poet nnd literary critic of thnt his daughter had received and have said that shopping here is far better than in other It may be tho soft coal situ a ­ IIII.UK SEEMS little work left high reputation. Mr. M arkham’s only $ 1.13.-10 an royalties for the tion but wo imagine thnt if Presi­ places and that as a rule as good a selection and as great for the Shenandoah investigation inference was thnt ltcnet was one Janitor’s Boy. A few less than dent Coolidgc uitemptx to inter­ a variety of merchandise is to be loti ml in the stores of now, except perhaps to proclaim of those who concocted , . , ,tho hoax *1,000 copies of the poem were vene, ho ia going to find it a hard Sanford as is obtainable in other towns. that Commander l.ansdowna, p!nn*'_ ir* "'died, a hoax has been pre sold, despite the fact that it a t­ necessary to build a compi»’h ono to nettle. tracted nation-wide attention. t suicide, deliberately w recked! P®tr*te*l. The Herald expects to find that t his year’s Christmas mng -------- o--------the dirigible himself. Those re‘2nd—If your home is already nuilt An exchange rises to Inquire business will surpass all other records for volume and also nionsiblo for that tragedy are to you a very substantial l°aI what do tho Balkans produce? Wo that Sanford people were able to find just what they wanted be congratulated on a successful FIGHTING CRIME know tho nnnwer to thnt one. in Sanford, without tho necessity of sending their money job of whitewashing. TAMPA TELEGRAPH NO DELAY ----- — - NO About nil the trouble that the l e a ­ out of town. Queen Alexandra, of Grent Hrigue of Nations can handle in one tain, is dead, nnd th** people mourn In shopping at Christmas it is well to remember that her going. Her death is felt more Too many men shirk jury duty. Prompt Service Guarani year. money spent at home comes back to you while that spent keenly than would he that of the The shirkers are largely the must for anything in Tampa, Call ami let us explain our and men inter* ,**teil in greatest statesman, or scientist in vehement kickers when a criminal lawBuilders Anyway this man Green hnsn't with the mail-order house leaves you for good. and order must give attention England. is acquitted. They are largely the to their duties as relates to crime. been so doggone ignorant ubmit Sentiment and imagination uro ones who talk loudest about crime shaping that tux reduction meas­ Tho courts, cannot hope to repowerful. At th.* news of her ill­ waves. They are the persistent MY FAVORITE STORIES ure nnd getting it ready for a ness. on Thursday night, the broad­ By IRVIN S. COBB speedy journey through the house 107*109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, I-lorid Th" casting stations cut out their dance * x s ? "h““ ‘ ,he ••“ *=(' « “ » 1 , and renal*. must be undertaken bv the social music programmes, tin orchentrus I once knew a colored child call­ descript rabbit dog which trailed they are th. ones who have an group. The officials of th, co in s ■ ■ s i s i i R i a u e n i B i s i u a i s s s n i i i i x 111 playing "God save the King” in­ A North Carolina tilshop lias ed "Kxey" for short, whono real an old darky whom a friend of stead important business engagement, can only follow the letter of legal urged thnt all men wear mous­ nanu* was Eczema. The mother th** piny woods of South Georgia, sick wife, or a severe headache, to! procedure, as they deal with the taches as n mark of numulinUy. of the unfortunate pickaninny had mine claims he met on a road in often “hill billies" knowing no law. individual violators of the law. and lb YOU send a queen bee nnd T hat’s alright, hut these birds found th*» word in a patent The dog ranged off into tho thick­ some worker bees by mail nnd and touched with a foolish son 1 their work does not bring them ^ " " ■ ■ ■ n a a a a a H H H u a a a a x n a s a B S S B a s iil who are only able to grow two-by cine almanac nnd had fallen in ets and his owner ordered him delay causes the food to give out, timontality clog up the courts nnd 1 into the sphere where they can four eye-brows ought to be pro­ love with it’s poetic sound. I also back. you may find the workers dead throw a monkey-wrench into th» , check the growth of criminality included in mv ncqu qunintance at "Did I hear you calling that d o g ' fr,,n, ' queen will machinery of justice. hibited from qualifying. Statistics show that four-fifths one time n negro youth uth who an •Rover,’ Unclef" asked my friend. £ a li' " fat a d car.o It is more Important, to prevent of the inmates of State prisons , p * c a r d for to the With tho Mitchell court martial wared to the title of Hallow,d "Now, such, I called him ’Over,' end. The workers see to thnt, crime than to punish for it. It previous offenders. So they are I which is short for ‘Moover, w leh |„ uninia|n nni! .in. man n in session ns well ns the Shenan­ Harris. s more important to salagv the not reformed by their ennfim men* there is doah Inquiry Board, und with Con " Yes, auh," stated his father on ; ‘I is do dnwg’s right name. craving and adoruation for leader­ human derelict Uian to destroy The institutions fail in this respect “Where did you get that name ship—and it need not lead. gross studying the whole situa­ being pressed for bin reason for him. r^°pl^ jhouM he in- yet those in charge art* capable tion, we take it that the sir M*rv- choosing so unusual a baptismal and why?" (crested in these problem.* of One o-ncre celcriy farm . I acres tiled H'1*' persons and they try t„ rt‘(„rm "bur good reasons, boss," said lre is going to come in for about prefix for Ids offspring. “ I got ciety, so that (he enforcement »f these derelicts of society. They as much investigating ns it is pos­ dut name outen do Holy Bibb*. the old man, with a chuckle. *\V'en DAN DOBBS SAYS ■i-rqont dwelling and garage for SL^M* the law will have Us effect, it have not failed from lack of insible for one department to stand Don’t you 'member, boss, vvbar it 1 gits dat dawg he’s Jen*. little will mnke the criminal feel that tclligence. »«y in do l.nwd's Prayer, 'Hallow- scabby pup an* alius 'nointin' of and still exist. punishment will follow the crime. One reason for this, j* tjj„ The .root of all evil does a man To help this situation, the mem­ hisso'f wid his tongue. So I 'mem­ *-------- o-------bo dy nam e?" very little good when it comes brand of felony on the brov. of th.bers wlmr i|e Good Book say, • W’c knew there was a catch bers of society nmst respond to But the Testumcutul name which crimina prevents hi*, economic re­ One 1-acre celery farm, flowing well. 2*n>om the performance of jury duty. somewhere in this election of "M«" struck me us being most interest- An' do dawg. Mo'over, licked his from tho fumily tree. habilitation. as the victim is 0ftun sores.' So I knowed den l bad done Ferguson as governor of Texas, In­ mangy appearing, broodies,*, Hon­ If you can mnke v.)Ur handker­ hit on do right name fur dat pup cluding the one .hundred she plans ing of all wns worn by a log chiefs do a few w ire weeks you of mine." tq pardon on Thanksgiving Day. will get some new ones for the chief executive of the Lone These farm* are situated on hard road* r.c Christmas. Star State will run her total up WHO AM I? .. . about 22 Venn citizens rrrve in a great station. They are exceedingly cheap. to eleven hundred and twelve casus hut their mental devefon Furnaces differ from husbands. capable EXCHANGE of executive clemency since enter­ many cases; while those who do actually, ment approximate* thu* „/ Husbands go out and get lit, but serve have a tendency to think thirteen-year-oU child *vhit* n ing office several months ago. I uni mure powerful than the field of labor, from the turning furnaces are lit ami go out. with their hearts rath.*r than with of th,* females average-* their head*. This tnistakon sem-i actually, and Ihdr*" There has been a great deal of combined armies of the world. ,*f the grindstone to tho moving We have 8 lots in Fort Mellon, very d e sin ^ JS S These chilly mornings we envy of sympathy causes the jury to niting i* equivalent to that *fCJ! excitement stirred up because ’Red’ I have destroyed more men than of every train. the man in North Dukuta who has acquit established criminals, thus t vo lota in Rose Court, 4 lots in Pinehur*1. Grange has decided to play pro­ all tlie wars of the world. child of 10 1-2 years tk 1 # ’* 1 lurk in unseen places, nnd do whiskers 17 feet Iqng. giving the impression of the cri­ fessional football. We can’t see I am more deadly than bullets most of tny wurk silently, we might ray that then* indiviZ’ Woodruff* Sub-division. All these lots * " | minal beating the case. als have been been handicapped h „r.i,.....'- ‘‘"mu* why all the argument. It’s nil the and have wrecked more homes I am relentless, I ant every­ Raising a baby scientifically The case of justice needs the roni young man knows and if he can than the mightiest siege guns. birth, and have b, ,*„ ,.. where; In the home, on the street, would Ito all right if the baby home sites. For prices ace us. make a small fortune playing sev­ I steal In thu United States n- in the factory, at railroad cross­ could read the book same ns you. thoughtful business man who i . the necessary truldn..,.J■Privcd of best qualified fur this ’f„rn, during eral games this Full, let him do It. lune over $1,000,000,000 each year. ing;! and on the sen. servie. There is ample pro™ io°, their tender years, ' 1 He has to provide for a rainy day I spare nu one and find my I bring sickness, degradation nnd In Rome, a singer has n ring for justice with mercy. nn<l the Tampa and other cm*. , tint same as any other man und victims among the rich und pool ilenth and yet few seek to avoid worth 20,000 lire, but American Ing good work in adv n~’ Judge is best qualified to suspend me. It certainly is no disgruce to play alike; the young amt the old; th 1* rational cause.*. ... Jaung 221 Meisch Uuildinff* liars are worth more sentence. Hillsborough county » 1 ^ 5 1 Wovnling* pliy professional football and especial­ strong and the weak; widows and 1 destroy, crush or maim; I give making a most creditable record . in * " but added „.i,.‘^ ‘ ly if you are getting something orphans know me. nothing but take all. The optimist enjoys the holiday; in law-enforcement, and yet thee. ,WlU ,fon’" in n Z 1 loom up to such proportions lilt* twenty-five thousand dollars I am your worst enemy. the pessimest thinks about to­ is much “room" for Improvement ' *t<o^U £n *e:,'*er!‘ doing ; ? rn that I c a n uiy ebadow over every a game. morrow when ho will hav« ha:h. , . l m iny IWnk Uk « fe „ ; ■ ! I ant CARELESSNESS* MON e AH The Mo Title Guaranty & Mori! CELERY FAR! AND HOMESITES FOj !.1 ' THE WHITE REALTY CO] I I I I I U I U U I U U U I I U I I M U 1^ * 1 �THE SANFOHD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925 PERSONAL ACTIVITIES MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR f ^ i i n S O F ST. AGNES’ GUILD ARE FMTERTAINED BY MRS. A. L. BETTS Th membeo of «» = • “ 'V M 'm C e v X by inw Betts at her home on Pnl^rchie pens » meeting hav- tbhJ> . v X r i w n>b'°J «y “nd “ !‘ S e to ittend the afternoon m ..t- in?ellow chrysanthemums ami cnL cndulas were used in the Uving • S i t ^ t L ^ h e T r t J a d i l e d ^ u c h to Exhibit JJn" Low’* club thA'°short"business session List Churcb fectei” for^thc S s ^ n ^ D a n e e tef >,r»-(: t Avenue, at !h*blcity C H 3 b "P I *"5* "-’ere L| jwillseriese"ter;ot Hours Of Art Exhibit Have Been Extended Upon Many Requests Personals [clock. h°n0.r* L „f Eustlc, Pthe also ,f ° r ‘hp Christmas Bazar to be held Dec. 1, at the Wman's Club. Several other m atters of lmnortance were discussed. At the conclusion of business, the social hour was :n order, the hos­ tess serving sandwiches and cof­ fee. Members present Monday eve­ ning were: Dr. and Mrs. MortiGlover, Mrs. J. N. Robson. Mrs. Mildred Peabody, Mrs. Wurt W arner, Mrs. J. B. Coleman. Mrs. Chrlss Matthews, Mrs. Clarke Lconnrdy, Mrs. .Howard Overlin, Mrs. R. W. Pcnrman, Mrs. Pnui B ik e rs , Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. Osborne Williams. Mrs. C. J. M ar­ shall, Mrs. Archie Betts and Miss Oliver. P »rt* U Others. Pipe O r g a n C 1 u b Is -------—------------Making Plans For Mayor Entertai Christmas Bazar Tallahassee ( A most interesting nnd inspir­ ing meeting of the Pipe Organ 1 luh of the First Baptist Church was held Monday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Forrester on the West Side, with a splendid at* tendance. The home was adorned with a profusion of cut flowers and ferns. During the business session the ( hristmas Bazar, which is to be held Dec. d and I at the home of Mi<s Martha Fox, on Oak Avenue, was discussed nnd plans for it perfected. All those attending the bazar will be presented nn a t­ tractive souvenir. Mrs. A. M. Phillips, president Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde ucroy mov­ So many requests have been re­ ed into their new npaftm ent 101 ceived for nn extension of the. Myrtle Avenue on Tuesday. hours of the Art Exhibit and n G. Brock of St. Louis, Mo., Studio Ten, to be held at tHe Club spent the dny here Monday on House on Wednesday afternoon, that it has been decided to open business. ____ it to the public nt " ocloek, and to ,i the 'V0* Mrs S. R. Dighton nnd little keep it open until 7 o'clock. honoring son. Sam. motored to Orlando on The pottery exhibit alone com­ 3 of Provi-1 Monday afternoon. prises more than 150 pieces, hand modeled of native clay in the Car­ Rex Shilkcll of Atlanta* On., olina mountains, nnd visitors to World’ conof U es‘ spent the week end here on bum- the clubhouse who have seen it Ljjt Church ness. in the process of unpacking are Us.i every tremendously enthusiastic over it, Miss Marjorie Dempsey nns re ­ nnd state that the collection would turned from Tampa where she be n remarkable one for a city spent the week end with friends. many times the size of ours As announced before, tea will be Mrs George Johnson and dnugh- served during the afternoon, and Auxiliary t .r Miss Marion of Scotch Plains, nt '1:110 o’clock Miss Fredora Mc­ Lthe Le- N. J., are the guests of Mr. and Nulty will give nn informal talk L'fir, r Mrs. Harry Flannery. on colonial and modem weaving. In nddition to the pottery, there N. A. Shawcross of Providence, will be hooked rugs, tufted cover­ R. L, arrived in Sanford on Mon­ lets, nnd hamlwoven bedspreads, all day and will spend some tim e of which are for sale, or may be here at tho Valdez. ordered at prices unusually low for such things, and nn interest­ Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Sawyer and ing loan exhibit of beautiful old H t« held son of Hilton, N. Y., nrrived in pieces of craftsm anship, which a »t 1" Sanford on Monday nnd will spend have been treasured in Sanford d rill have some time here a t the Valdez. families for many generations. a All chilThe exhibit is open to all citi­ I « cut-out J. E. Ross of Clinton, S. C., 1st content is spending a few days hero on zens nnd visitorsn us well n.s t > iglyinz at business enrouto to points farth er club women. ia m were south. w Hour and Charles C. Chambers of Atlanta, b tie chilMrs. W. E. Watson and Mrs. Gn., spent the week end here on \V. I). Gardiner motored to Or­ n business mission. lando on Tuesday where they spent Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams of the day. Montgomery, Ala., arrived in the R. R. T urner of Valdosta, Ga., city .Monday for a brief sojourn was among the business visitors enrouto to points on the east coast. in the ‘‘city substantial" on Mon- ^ 1 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE lAU.AHASSEE, Nov. 2 1 .'Eight young women students of Ftorida State College lor \\ omen from Seminole coun­ ty were the dinner quests of rorrest Igikc, former member ®* t"* legislature, who was in lallahnssee today. Mr. Lake’s guests included Misses Maud Like, Mae Holly, Mildred Holly, Georgia Mobley, Olive Newman. Sara Evelyn Williams, Naomi Seoggnns and Louise Sarles. Church League Meet^ On Monday Afternoon With Mrs. S. 0. Chase arc: Mr. Ellis ami family, Mr. ami Mrs. Silloway, and friend* who have come to spend the winter. Mrs. Lida Darrow has gone back to her home a t Montrose, Pa., to spent a few days. She expects to return soon with her mother, Mrs. Bushnell, and her daughter, whom she plans to place in the Sanford High School. -------- 1 * 1* Mr. Swnn of Paola and his son who has just reached Florida to spend the winter, were calling on friends in this community Wednes­ day. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Evans nnd children arrived Thursday evening from Boston, bavin* motored through in their car. There are several new buildings going up in this vicinity, among them are a filling station and resi­ dence on Third Street, which is a fine nddition to th a t section of the town. Mr. ami Mrs. N. It, Braddork The Church Service league of nnd daughter Myrtle are visiting Holy Cross Church met nt the at White Springs for several home of Mrs. s. O. Chase Monday weks. afternoon with members pres­ ent. Theodore Dunn left Thursday to Final arrangements were com­ spend a few days nt Fort Pierce. pleted for the Bazar and supper to be held nt the Woman’s Club, Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Rraddocck Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 5 to 8 o’clock nnd daughter Myrtle are visiting A chicken supper will be served. at White Springs for several Mrs. Alexander Vaughan, educa­ weeks. tional secretary, gave a short talk on nation-wide campaign and ‘Ev­ Mr. and Mrs. Pickering of Mont­ ery Member Canvas’ to be held rose, Penn., who were here two Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6. Community C h u r c h Notice was also given of the winters ago, returned a few days A t Ginderville H a s annual parish meeting to be held ; ago to spend the winter. Friday evening Dec. 1 at the Wo­ Its First M e e t i n g man’s Other new arrivals are Mr. nnd Club. Rev. Mortimer Glover asked that Mrs. James Burns. Mr. Jones and all donations of fruit and grocer­ Mr. Dibley all of Massachusetts. derville held its first meeting of ies for Thanksgiving, ln> sent to Rev. Dowering, DeLand, preach­ Sunday School on Sunday after­ the church Wednesday afternoon. noon with a large attendance. ed a t the Presbyterian Church Miss Louise Fields who recent­ Sunday morning. Having been Great interest was shown in the work that has been planned for ly underwent an operation for sent to fill the vacancy made hv the coming year. Various commit­ appendicitis at Fernald-Lnughton the resignation of Rev. J. S. Clark tees showed good reports of the hospital, has recovered sufficiently who has been prenehing at this work that is being done to help to he removed to her home “The place the past three years. start the erection of the first unit Gables." Mr. Connelly of Rhode Island of the church. was visiting friends lu-re a few At the dose of the Sunday evenings ago. School, Rev. G. V. Albertson of The Club gave a cafeter­ ia supper during Hallowe'en for the benefit of the Club. The build­ ing was appropriately decorated in Hallowe’en colors. A substantial .sum was raised. The proceeds to go for use at the club. Music nnd dancing was enjoyed by the voting JUST A FEW MORE DAYS NOW. FEL­ LOWS, BEFORE YOU SIT DOWN TO TACKLE THAT BIG OLD THANKS­ GIVING TURKEY. It’s time lo (loll up ami feel your best for this festive occlusion, dressed in new togs. Those are busy days for nr. for we’re outfitting my men front top to toe with the sort of clothes, at* fellows will wear for the holiday season. Mr. Hill, formerly of North Carolina, but now doing business in Sanford, has moved with hit family into one of the houses built by Mr. Dickson. folks. Mrs, James Reed spent the week The friends of Mrs, Houghton end recently with friends at Wire - will be glad to know that site is improving from n serious opera-j c x i D u i i i i i i z c i a B i i s i i i H i u a i a a M i l l i i a i i x i l H i * BBBBBiBBBmaxBssBqiBaBaBniaHMnBBliBHBBBBBBBSBanBBBBBB 5J| Don’t forget the Episcopal Ba­ zar at the Woman's Club Tuesday, Dec. 1. Delicious chicken plate ■t the week supper $1.00. fern ejpee­ wit!! cun? I lisjiuippi Mrs. Lottie Dempsey left Sun­ day for Jacksonville where she I t Iir.ee. will spend several days with her sister Mrs. Sheldon Moris. Make Her Truly Thankful Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Flako of Hastings, spent the week end here with their daughter Mrs. Robert Thrasher at her home on Celery Avenue. Mrs. J. G. Ball and daughter Mrs. Dick Drown have returned home from Kissimmee where they spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Steed. i By Hiving Her a l*(>x of Delicious Whitman’s or Nunnally E P IS C O P A L ’ BAZAAR a I BOUGHT AT LANKY’S DRUG STORE NION E 10.1 Made by "Oregon City Woolen .Mill wool, extra heavy. Plain and fam \\ borders, dark and light shades. ••As Near You As Your Rhone" oman s BBBBBBBBB«BBHBBBBllBBBBBBBBBBBn*aUBaaa»Ba Part Wool Blankets afternoon nnd evening All Wool Double Blankets Fancy work, candy, and oth ir holiday suggestions. A delicious chicken plate din net* will be served from G p m. to 9 p. m. 70x80, fancy plaids and white der, guaranteed all pure wool, Lightweight, pure down beautiful fancy covers. Slve Designs In Dinner Ware Fancy Bed Spreads rer—Three Patterns Commun 2_Holmes & Ldwa s Plate— Small and crib sizes wi blue. Unbleached 81x90 spreads, fast colored .stripes Rose, Blue and Gold. Special. Dinner Chimes. Henry McLaulin i JEWELER ■ >\ > E. First St- 'W pnunt Com Phone 375*W .......................................................................................... The Yowell Company ■ IH H U U U IlU U U U tP �with the rail carriers will he nhlr* to nllevfate the contested situa­ tion” Mr. Conn said, "co-operation is to be the keynote of our activ­ ities, which have, I fee I certain, the support of the general public.’' FOR KISS CHICAGO. Nov. 2I-—f/P)—"fih» Unless Receivers Take Steps dexited and I only kissed her left To Load Ah Soon Ah Their ear,” 81 year old Wm. Hers he told Orders Arrive, Action May the jury> which ordered him to pay $25 to Mrs. Vespie Lolakos, 28, He Taken, Assents Expert his comely landlady, who sued him for $10,000. The jury was out 10 ORLANDO, Nov. 2 i^-(/P)—An minutes. embargo on le*j than freight car loads ns already in effect on the ircillf* uirvw > | p tern, whereQUIZZED ABOUT FLAG Scnrboanl Air Line, Is almost in­ evitable on lIni Atlantic .O w l ,hoped to he --------plained at a SACRAMENTO, Nov. 21.—0V) l ine, unlesa receivers take immed­ before Frank -T he State Department in Wash- iate it~ps to remove from the inner of the ington has asked the governor of frcijrht offices tlirir ahipnients as body and the California to inform why the U (juickly an they arrive, It. II, Har­ railroad com-IS. Flag was carried upside down, rison trnffic manager of the Or­ preceded by a Mexican Flag by lando Chnmher of Commerce, srid Nnmany, as- j Mexican resideifla of Los Angeles in n ctnteriient last nieht just be­ •<■if.il u.-rvlre in celebrating Mexico’s Indepcn- fore leaving for Jacksonville to attend n conference with traffic i* BOSTON. Nov. 21,—f/Tn—Park­ er house rolls have been eaten "Today’s meeting was called he- for the last time in their place cause of the protests and the sit­ of orfT'in. The hotel where they uation will be thoroughly explnin- were first made is to be razed. ed," < nninii'n ionn McNutminy laid.' Stops toward lbo all-, in tlon of the situation arc being tak­ en today, too, by the carriers and shippers holding a joint session under the leadership of M. J. Gormiey, enr service division of the American Railway Association. Preliminary steps looking to­ ward the formation of a perman­ ent body—a division of the Ship­ pers Sonthrnstrrn Regional Advis­ ory Hoard—will he taken at the meeting this afternoon, which ses■lon was called by tho American an embargo on less than carload shipments. "Receivers are urged to take steps immediately to remove from the depots all less than carload freight, as this is the only way that a less than carload embargo on the Atlantic Const Line enn he averted. The Indications arc that Unless immediate nction is taken to clear the freight depots of less than carload freight, an embargo will l-e placed on this class of shipments.” IN N E R Dreaming he wns enjoving n swim in a nearby pool, n farm er near Gettysburg, S. D., dived out of bed and was badly injured. A GENUINE 4 Perfection Stove does it easily according to M rs ../. S. Bobo , 607 S. Melville St., Tampa, Ida. a dozen people on a Perfection Stove and everything came out ju st fine. THAT WILL MAKE YOU THANKFUL WILL HE SERVED THURSDAY, RY lie relations committee, American Unilwny Association. A. (I, T. Moore of New Orleans, chairman of the Southeastern Shippers Regional Advisory Board of which the proposed Florida or­ ganization will bo a part is here to take an active part in the or­ ganization work. The proposal ns outlined by the a s s o c ia tio n and which has the backing of the interstate com­ merce commission smd other nn- Pve used your Perfection Stoves for some years and l now have a new Jour-burner. We do all. our cooking on it winter and summer, including IIOME C()OKIN( Like Mrs. Robo, thousands of Florida housew ives depend upon the Perfection Stove for both “ com pany” and every day cooking. Yon, too, will find that the Perfection can he relied on to do the cooking on time w ith more convenience and ease than any other s to v e — w h eth er it’s for a small family, or a m ore e la b o r a te d i n n e r for many g u e s ts . 410 Sanford Ave Specials Wedsiesday, Fridisy and Satuinlay o * W e ste m .Pork Chops lb- O r 3 c It’s so easy to light the Perfection. Ju st touch a match to the w ick. N o lime is w asted in heat generation. C ho k in g begins at once. F o r fuel you use only k ero se n e, th e safe, h o u se h o ld stundhy. N o b o th e rin g with fussy auxiliary devices to get the stove lighted. I * BLUf. “ FlAMe -TO** Of- Vvich Western Sirloin Steak, pound ^ Li i.y F a n c y D i r e s s e d 1l e n s ib.!15c * *| •** \ * * ♦ ** * * * W estern P o rk Shoulder Roast, lb. 29c SMOKED F ra n k fu rt S a u sa g e , p o u n d Western Pot ~i G _ Roast of Beef For the hottest flame he sure to turn the w ide high en o u g h to produce yellow tips 1‘j inches long above the blue flame. Each b u rn er is inde­ pendently o p erated and v.ill give ev ery ran g e of heat—from a gentle, blue sim mering flume to the very hot, yellow-tip flame for frying steak. O nce you set the flume, it rem ains c o n s ta n t. You can sim mer, boil, broil, hake and fry with the Perfection —all at the same time. Perfection Stoves have many convenience-fea­ tu re s designed to lighten y o u r k itc h e n w o rk . Cookini* Surface »» ♦*•* } Perfection he* o roomy conking surface—eoconvenient when pre­ paring a big meal. It it jn.t a. bijfh asa kitchen fable (jjinchct). No need inbreak your beck .loop­ ing while you cook. Them it u handy have shell too, for utensil.. And if you have the cabinet hack you ha vean additional .hell on top. �I W- THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MARKETS \Vav Back T o °M a in la n d l e n t rCCOrd F r e n c h f r a n ” * t 3 ^ Stork ^ asLwith°ut effect on the Elect, to 301 1-2; these prices were owor and represented overnight srcclc market. ' A Back_s ®at Today Fla., Nov. 24 truclinjr p ro iJesS 'S lth * !!!blpj.—t'h o lc s a ^ quotations prevail?®"c* °f. the aCKrcJsive short sell____— . 1 1 ,r the second tiny from | « “ " « X- V- N»v. '21. injr on the Jacksonville market to - '» ? whlch characterizes yesterday'.! . M- ! 0n thu ami \id e s shifted nnd nt day as reported by the Florida I trading. Early buying cetr 1- to 84 points. Supporting orders 1—■'?»—I-eumini Kip Rhinelander. a •SoV* r an the wIndt i f dawn on the third State Marketing Bureau are as l?ltd '“cirely in the motors, oils, caust, a ranv ()f <1X lH)intfl |a rocking freedom from his quad- ■ »nd tobaccos. AS;** ' i v l i - ™ follows: y*lpr *nd three to 4 1-2 in Gen. roon wife, today had relinquished 3 Motors; General Elec., Dupont; the stage to minor actors in hi* Hudson and Mack Trucks. Call annulment suit. ■ loans renewed at 4 1-2 percent. The young millionaire yesterday ! listened with mask-like face to the ■ CHICAGO. Nov. 24.—(Ab—Soar- rending of the two sensational ■ furniture and beddin* dium sizes. stnndSrd 'crates ’$2.50 i.ni/ g [ » « 'before the «nu end ui of inu the urav jnR prices tarried the wheat m ar­ mystery letters, watched unomo- ■ UP anJ the boat. These cfforti a t 8.00; 8.00, oranges, boxes, fancy, fancy. hnlf h"*f hour but Hudson extended its ket here nye cents n bushel high- tionally the partial disrobing of ■ ie known ab0#r?ikcwhie”futile and the quar- well matured, $.1.00 a t 0.00; grape­ u v,o y Ju Pont* Muck Trucks and or t inlay almost as soon as tradhis wife, before judge and juiors a ihn rrtfh^ wcie remained marooned until fru it, boxes, fancy well matured e mi e .l.° ^ o u t ire cn route each nnd U. "ain- l,lcember -hot up to and then stepped from the stand ■ S u T d a / mnmln?r. nil of them nl- $•1.50 a t 5.00. J" ,, "b«r and Gimbel Brothers a"J compared with $1.58 3-4 to assume the role of spectator as were adrift p. “ r ach. U. S. Steel; United to J 1..S.1 at yesterday’s close. Re- another took the witness stand. NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (/P>.— RjirStnres and tobacco products ports were current that crop dam¥ on l«rd* Rhinelander's attorney declared effort* 1(1 an ,amI ,bcin{..f!S l anythin* ”. Thcfr t;i,. they built imnro.i.<ed Cotton futures opened steady. Dec. ^ u a point or more nbove yes­ ?*• sPrpudinR from the north the letters were offered solely for terday’s finnL into the .enter of ArKentine. of parts of the cabin and $21.00; Jan , $20.65;'Mar., $21.80; the purpose of intimidating Rhine­ in Miami .(her wood on board their craft, July, $10.80. forced liquidation upset the lander into withdrawing his suit other wo Mr Jones on board take him A new sundial tells time to and then challenged the defense "to market aRain. Gen. Motors went to NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24 (>P). down to 107; U. S. Steel to 127 1-8; within half a minute, on an ordi­ do its worst.” KeV ^ es^‘ K > West Cotton futures opened steady Dec. < hrysler to 170; U. S. f a s t Iron nary clock face, hni been perfect­ $20.05; Jan., $20.01; Mar., $10.00; t 1 1pc to 181; Muck Truck to 412; ed hy \ \ , L. tCooke. of Svdttev. ooke, of Sydney,, In China there is one native a [tun*. cruis■ May, $10.00; July, $18.'J(I. and when ■American Can to 230; and Gen Australia. | Christian to every 200(inhabitant*. joint. °nly coast Wall Street * launch’s for I.opcerhead Key. six rniles NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (A1).— J With a J J ,v . Iteachini? land thev started Supporting ardors appeared in jnd rough ‘ . V — .u „ »io«t key, which w a s large t volume nt the opening or ; (V(,v were In relays they today's market nnd prices moved Chrysler showed an in­ !wnmmf?>n,nS d to* t o d ^ au ndir,t i l higher. itial advance or of five points and swam no*” • u,nl >• i genem l Motors Hud:tin, nnd Corn to attract they readied Li mr •ice of 18 miles, when ,nt> products advanced a point of 2. ,j)jp* were tnnee ' jpparently formed lined a relief expedition nnd rc-J Brooklyn Union Gas fell back a point. Establishment of a new kn becra.m turned to pick up Mr. Jones jtht shore' * WE HAVE SOME VERY ATTRACT­ IVE PROPERTY LISTED. LOTS, ACREAGE, BUSINESS AND RESI­ DENCE, LET US SHOW YOU WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WE HAVE IT. SMITH & RAWLINS 212 Magnolia Avenue. Phone 367 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r'fl 4 ; 1$ “ ■ b rs s ^ -ts {gates W ent .1 EVERY DAY IS THANKSGIVING FOR A & P CUSTOMERS tllesley ^ Sev. 23. | Wellesley , (U*S; aml Think of the Great Con­ veniences, advantages and Ljaetics. Ijiituro* of Vj Florida ! bv the savings gitution. j Burec, offered present day • if Stud* hy the A&T Stores with their wealth of high com- quality foods at real econ­ State omy prices—It is really— |it was b is so jlat'* to |iut ride SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR ^nre pre* it was i c;Urges fclu other GRITS, Quaker, fancy pkg. 12c |(x Women CHIPSO, small packages 11c DEL-MONTE PEACHES. No. 2 t _2 Can 31c IONA BRAND PINK SALMON No. 1 can 18c A&P BRAND PRESERVES, assorted flavors, 16 oz. jar 35c UtW work A Eqn were tr dfifient w rjvern[j iBlt of it spesk'u:irj two Iut > $ nrin. !"th: IStadent InIrtivr, held lit i r.vtn\n of tiv *ii per* I iptech tieit gro'jnd * rontru-' l investm ent A&P BRAND JAM, with Pectin, assort27c ed flavors, 15 1-2 oz. jar COFFEE Rokar, l b ....................................... 53c bond, c d u iu 17c :’t way Station, a m.sgniliccr.t Conserva­ tory <>t Mu-.it: aiul other remarkable projects. I ,i !i nl the huihliiigs as they are vreclcii are just so many coupons that \ ie.i mig'.it clip as profit on your investmeir. l ot every one as it reaches , iinpierioit .uRN incalculalily to the value of Coral ' iables property. ( m ill 42c 8 O’CLOCK, lb. I; m i l l i o n s a l r e a d y ' p* '.it i n t o :i r : r i v i n g . g r o w m g c i t y . I hr i Li! ii lli.il i \!H T liltirc . lliou* i.tn .k .1 T :m !.n • p .n .p .e n tv ill .i true t:ii ivnuiP v. 11e i•f hut bvi ve.u ■s 1 *o sp read t r« ijm .d t ;uit groves. It is tit if i lu-.ed ilie •eus.i, xjiem lllll e »li.i! ,.t .itn u /i’vl t hr e n i'itrv tim u ! gr .wtL >!i I ( him ! f — .m.I h.i 1,1.1 * «-*' 1Pl'Cij f* * itiv re i- . S 4»t O.IC tie . .i . IV. .t \ t r \ v e.:r b u m it.■ 1 i . i t - m ■ TEA Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon or mixed 2 oz. p k g .......................................... 13c 1-4 p k g . ......... ............................. 23c 1-2 lb. p k g .......................... i ' u r it h a s ;t* s c iT ir itv t h e in b u i l d , . m d iis m a r v e l o u s s p o t Pin- 45c CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY —OPEN W EDNESDAY EVENING i\"/h r/v i 7yu \\’!, i- |i, i nllii. is spent in the l.i*•: lew v-.ir. I>:>e Iiieve I cannot compare ivith wli.it the coming growth promises. \ ’rei.lv more than sdU.OOD.HOU turtiiei .me/ ../«■»/ (or new developments, s. ii. i. j'ta/as ami entrances arc |M [, ;*! ( jrouml will soon he |IM,Ur. o f ile slCnnO.ORO I niversitv ( , s; .. ['.t* >'iltt.(itli) M.ihi I crr.plc , |l( W1JL \! ii Get in toiii h with this office for a trifi to Coriil Gablet. Theie trips me run at frequent intervals and thou sands of eonyenial and pleasant people are enioyintf them. Call or telephone for all the necessary information reyardint/ the best way to visit M i a m i as our quests. Illustrate,I booklets, maps, priee lists and complete inhn malion about Coral (iables may also be obtained here without obligation to you Let us show you what has been ae com pi is lied in Coral Gables, and tell you of the thousands of opportunities that await the early investor. 'A p p r o v a l by 1he I’.isiinating story ot the rise in t .t ,i i , ih' , pi .pertv is knmvn cvcryv , j u Vd ih< upwaril surge of prosp. t (• \ ius n:ik begun. Authorities li.ihxin, I hi Ik s , Brisbane. I rn* si i h i am! otliei igree that Morula I f Ml • !.. i , the liest opportunity lor prolita|.|i* investment m the country today, i hi next ii w -.ears v.>11 sec the most iin ;/ina translorniation in tin- history ,,i ;his ■,!.lie I iniitless opportunities p, i-i nt iiicin>elves to the investor. M r an investment note. Am! rid.*:, a|, ,1, . with tliousjtnk to oil cess. .7 ( fdh/ci art hi ( l V u i/.'/h ti / O p p o r tu n itie s the Turkey- (Special ^ A n n o u n c e m e n t ,'AAa ,/ ■A u th o ritie s SII s.lt a a a a a a o ia a u a iia B M u a H a * m p i m p? \oi m m p? ie? ioi 7 he Irresistible 7wVc in It is fl .is t.'.l (!:-■ kno-.v led 1;e th a t l 11 <t. Mi s ; . :i t* m l till itv •P»: ;i . .. IS II ! sueecss. itnt i ‘l 4tl“ tire i.t 1.Itli'ii W»i 1.1 h.l , ttruetevl t!! e *brew 1e s 1 liu *.c f - .11 t ’iie im m rrv t , i >. i 11;’■' Pi. 1v ’■!. ■>. -ill'll il'.m eitv. It is tills fa. I r h i. *!li| M . v Htir i:n '■St :• m’ .1 1. ■<i.ilv a m o d el ate Mini vvh u h THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER YOU Wi LL SEE IT ADVERTISED._________ "•ini i i a a o i a a a a a a a i i V a H K H H a a a H a H a | H U H a B IN V E S T M E N T C i a l l i e s is a> s :if u :is a g i l l - e d g e ... RED CIRCLE, lb. A*. ta ( 7oRAL ^ABLES 'Hetii h l iv i s ? ’?m l rnveruty High School, a new Rad­ 'on h y th e . ( ’••R Vl. .CI m M-Ii IIWIT I i u people know this country better than Ri \ Ik m H. I lc is strictly an individual—a man of true iliscriminati,i i jUnJ taste. I lie beauty of Coral ( i.tbles won him immediately. I lis en­ thusiasm has leil him to write a book upon the miracle of Coral (tables, l.ct us s. nd it to ) ou, together with full infoi inatioii about Coral (tables— free! l [01r^^oc° Cola Bottling Co. 211 W. First Street Gi o i'e '.i I M i-u KICK >1If £*o r a l C a b l e s C o r p o r a t i o n ■■■■aa" " " “ ■■■■■■■■BBBIgjau B B B B BBM a****""**- *--1' - • •* * l a r,o_ k r*V K’f’. ’\ ■ lllilinr Ibrulrr ItIUs. C w o u * .'m v ' I'lcjtc tout tn« Rrt Ilcactt'i lumk and full in Iuf in.it it'll tl'i.nt Cural Cilblct. I uinltoiJtul that (hit placet me under iut obligtliwl. A1 for infurnuilion — turtle, phone or rail l - k » . |Ml * — r) C U TZ> 4 0 Mi Ids of Water Front \ m m w w tlllmir Thralrr llld«. rhnnr 100, Smiliird, fla. 1 CORAL GABLES hienihing and Refreshing1A lw ays pi n l ^ h i i r x i u f ( 'orti l ( j t i b l e s 'ie S hrine, a sl.DOU.OOU ?m m p �Vr'" FVS.F’ i 5* ■ f “ THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER j g PAGE EIGHT ji FATHER IS HELD Rea! Estate Correspondence Course WHEN 2 CHILDREN Being Offered By Orlando Board PERISH IN BLAZE ~ Mother Sought in Kidnaping rr~+ apeartMHT si 4 f >g: 0*1^' 7 MMI W — Irt.ftIWX F '}■t^F<i 1 fUri'f* ic^P ***’''.I* * * / .a v n & CWr% ' v- • 1925 Atlantic City Man Loses Life In Fire " , r r’ the World of Sport Drake Assets • »2 SANFORD REAL! ; ; i \ P> tv ; ffW * * r»t£JKif UlZZZ~V> ----- - <***•• Vei nous m il Beatrice Walsh have not her, -• rt .inr' they disappeared while on their way to retinol in IV ru, Ind., Sept. 10. Their father, 1 hum an .1. Walsh. divorced their n v h e r five years ngu and was awardsl their custody. II" churgcs the mother ha; kidnaped them. Yurnnu in 7 and Itea trice in H. SIDELIGHTS ON LEGISLATURE BY ASSOCIATED PRESS No little difficulty was experi­ enced hy the Efficiency Commit­ tee of the House in mustering Htifficieiit elerieal help to take taro of the “rush session's" bu in In ndilition to shortage in typbits, there was nl -o a shortage of machines the first day n- some of the orders for extra machines were delayed. Congressman .1. II. Fmithwick of the third Congres. ionnl d litrirt was in the Capitn! City for the legislature, meeting many con­ stituent'! from his district. _ Primus, ng"i| negro slave, was rutting outride the lion e door, Ida cimtomnry station, when the members of the lower liody ar­ rived. Primus is a fixture at legislative seminar., always being among the firut arrivals. m I V Frank Webb, assistant chief chirk; Ammon McClelland, rending ejerk; and Mrs. W. It. Dorman, bill clerk. Mrs. W. R. Dorman who Is ser­ ving ns hill clerk in the IIousm is ah i a member of the Democratic Executive Committee of Florida. An enlivening touch to the more nr less colorless background of tho House chamber is the ihiniermn bo<|mts of (lowers on various members' desk*. Large hixpiots are seen scattered about the chuniber. The mayor of Tampa and n nmnls'r or citizens of the West Co. ' city are present for tho sesi ion to aid in getting several lulls of prime imp'll tarn.' to the growth of the city through tho legislature. H ave you decided Attendance In Baptist Sunday Schools Shows Tremendous Increase With additional typewriters releivcil, ami some added typists, the work of enrolling nnd engross­ While n speedy adjournment ing the hills is now going forward NASHVILLE, Term., Nov. 21 Was the k< yimtn of the opening rapidly, though the engro lieg r* salon, there were some nv mle i ' force ii far behind the speeding MPb- Enrollment in Southern Bap­ tist Stindnv nrhnal ; in ihe la 4 t< n who s|i')ke their minds on short J girlalnra. yearn has inervas d from l,lillft,t;7l sessions, and clouda bogan rowto 2,,r,:bi2».YI. according to Dr. I. .1, ini' that threatened to extend the Visitors from throughout tho session, ns opponents of “rush” state are being accorded the priv­ Van Ness, s-cretnry of the Daptint ('huri'h Sunday rchool. acta began to gather. ilege; of Die floor of the Senate Itr. Van Nes« ascribes this inb> President John S. Taylor, A crear.e to inav life lii'oaght into The first outburst of oratory in number have nvaile I theimelve* Sunday schools through the im­ the House developed v.h i of the privilege to be clo;:u to the petus of (be thotiM.'i 111J•1 of orj'aucurrent resolution to fix the date moiio of action. i.ed ‘d i"" . “So rapidly lire tin ty nl ndjoiiriinu lit for .Mtiinlay, No­ "f Hi' Sunday schools growing tl.r.t Vember 21. Hcpcy enlntivi VVcel •he <Bnr* h- ; ar" having to great­ of Holmes, in sinaking fur hit Christians Flee To ly enlarge th"ir plants to 1 amendincnt to i xtend tln< time, ilecaro of the increa-ied numl : of Irak To Save Lives nminee>l hurried work. pupil:; " lie said. iitntivcs • f huinlr; I of GENEVA. Nov. 21. Christ­ thi*Iteprcsli'iiflinj; jzc»| I! The press box in the It use ina tribes living in the disputed ; from 17 ;t. looks like a regular • i"ii as Mo ol region between Turkey and Bible cla there nro at least a dost n m . Irak have taken refuge in Irak, the districts will corn; and preas association is pre . ntat fiei.eral .Lilian laiidonor, < iinmaml- month. Among th,. spoa! In cn li mil. Two pn er of th» army and chief of the !••• Dr. Wallace |tn- ,.tt. have lei'll looped Into the • spilul league of nation's eomini sion lo Dr. I.. |{. Srarlirotigh, For' W II. Knight, Hal. rotunda. investigate eonditioti in Mouul, re- I’r. Dr. Rolierl (I. |. g; New l|orted to the Is'ngue today. M, .1, de Murrit11, (' The {tilde WI used mi ^ enrinir It • inii|Mru|p/»/l I •» n I. L. P. Ahireiig nt toe live new incmiM'i . oi me Itirihi r mfi»rinc<| tin* I* n;:iif that I I land toy. I n lower hourc on th e ' opening dnv. he found th" Chtlstiann in a laI. D, Brown, Kldora;!; Borne talk had Iicon prevalent that imiitulile condition uml that they firoliahly it would not Is' ii i d, hail hem victims of terrible nllrofollowing tie precedent not at Ike cities. regular 11*25 sesaion. (iie.it lliitaiu already Inn mad” the charge tin t Turks have le a :. . Rewdutlons of s.vmna.h.v and nrr d Christian* in the * ! rnmiolenco B.r Fenalor Clark, In it of prnvisioual frontier fixed all district, whom' wife died ninre the Brussels. (ien. I.aidoner warned the league legulnr lt»25 session, were adopted by tho Fen.ite on It . opening In ie. today that further differences |»olv. ecu Turkey and (ireat ttiitanil FO B ( ASII Borne of the Mlialori wen or will lie itiwiluble a mg 1..1 lb'1 frontier lias not h definitely the opinion tlint to iiinhn the traordinury .vision • '^iliort ami filxcil. 1‘n t l v li’tn 'in g tow n n u n l nanppy,” aigl t ftCHsh>118 were luori' 1If-iiiillit.il peo| le live on t' Ilian prohuhl HI eliKt* in e a st front in r n e r laud of lhc t ahara. Coimty .loi l-to < 1. V 1.4 A.’i.l \vll I has Ins'll as istnut 1Vl[nliaj; rlvrk "i nl fijruiT.'A fu r liolow amyla the Him i , wan im il 1 ba rk to (iiilf ilimity mi .Mint of p biip-f :n liu* v ic in ity o f I hip lag Inisiiif.-m in bi* office Is’Win aid le'foie I'.’uvi' o l. C onte in m ill vve w ill how many citizen, of Gulf, one baby t <oiot ic ; wauled haul ‘"1 I / }. W —. fall 1,, l fishing lict'iinc*. \ \ / \ m tsiuldul KR.En. 'V Fl irid* r.iArlirr.pA ■ •• lirr.j Ike llitii'o cleii.al mnchiueiy wnn.ii 1 II I W. l!nil St. I'honi* 7."7 um;!.L r.t handling bill; iulioducctl ami •n t'l'tl sI' Tirily t)oCl through their passage I; w irking .*Im>rhrj ex.'. jj k„v. with t h • mo tin, .1 a dcjlrnto *-J Li r.om[Jr!i Y.tib (Jlasvo Investment ( ’ji. epring. Every bill begin Imn lit d Fr pirlicuLr t x.hil* Dab vvor.d«»rjl with Hpci.i that i* nl no t unh •• 7 vJu* t, oll.r- I lievabl •. 'll • elerieal force at tin* •I.- 1. i:i tl. Imu i« , nm .. • | ..f ItOiBL CCi}l-Ci?,V ^ .’.OB’ . Judge II. A. on that Christmas Gift? W e Suggest a L o t in ‘APIID MAJESTIC PINES” A Hi fcdoor Track Lring To Be L / j f Winter L r, 21.—hPl — lion pcn,N* ° r l Lthe returning I winter’s ad- SPORT BRIEFS A # / V in value that January and February will bring. Wiial could be more perfe m m lhan a gill that will increase in value, rather than tarnish or fade with it early days o f Spring. Ad Schinkel of the Hartford team of tho Eastern league led that circuit in home runs the past season with 12. Jimmy Deforrcst, veteran train­ er, will put 10 boxers, chosen from various sections of the country, against 10 It) from fro New York at a “New talent” show tonight. Ikforrest’s men have been training at bis camp in New Jersey for two weeks. Dr. Albert II. Sharpe, former Cornell and Yale Coach, proposes that IT institutions gain eastern football conferences as the sched­ ule3 ore a<nv interlocked to a great extent. Credit- Welsh, former world’* light weight boxing champ is re­ ported suffering from recurrent heart attacks in a .Summit, N. J., in a private hospital. Li first grent L Walker, L opposed to ‘J fcirago, Wedt k . N. J.. a i p a crown I Here arc Coach Ossie Solcm (in j docs not j set) and "Chuck” Everett, star iunrt— ^■.iinan can | quarterback of tho Drake UnivcrI sity eleven, which surprised the ! football world the other Saturday Brent of the hy whipping Nebraska, 14-0. Br.i- of th" Brake ins a real team this fall. Bt»r arena It will receive its big test Thanks­ p-ew Maili- giving Day when it m eets South­ pSew York. ern Methodist University at Dalian, Ikjj cyclist* Texas. k New York n r.cw huililInhight, fol­ ia u( sprint Jones Tied With Three Others For L to.000.000 [fiaei Square Field Goa! Honors I aod amateur | ______ F " ..1® Me*' leGarkn turml Sew York Iin the interII circuit by a pttrnn esponL kithill, l.\■dc five Lr.'.i’ in Lr, xshva* tht RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 21.—(/P) Flournoy's claim ns high score in the Southern P a­ cific Valley, Edgar Jones of Flor­ ida, \\ indy White o f V. At. I. and ... „ , 4 . ’ *"* ........... Jazz Jtt8cicwiccz,.of South Carob,,n nrc deadlocked a t four goals with another game to play. The Gator captain hooted two ugainst 1 Ml i Ippi Aggie* to bring puis a - op t!ic level with tho F ly ­ ing Cadet and Gamecock field li.'or schexlulo looters. Iscore of col-1 Mahoney, Scwannee nnd Spar­ h into compe- row, North Carolina nrc both also p t Park in i t" bo counted in tho running in kute A. A l,"‘ ^'c*d Boat department as enen | » t year hj 1has l,lrt“c K°al3 t'» his credit witli fc^rzh. ‘he lhanksgiving gnmo yet to be L.,: > | played. i1 Flournoy has a total of i ° | *Pr;ar; points to head the Southern ConK a r(,rt‘n.c,‘ n,ul his mark is probably ^ e.'I'I lhc hoMr {,, G.c country. Trie ■ r min m c Grcenie Rack gained a touchdown actual and two extra points in the clash | , )vitb Louisana State. Edgar Jones ■ uintca. is .10 points behind all though ho ■ U . gam- gain four points by turning all of ^ L e a g u ,. Honda's 12 t„ 0 victory, Satur'♦ ' ■, hi* chance of overtaking the 'her. -New Orleans star is less than slim. Increased Alcoholic lieer Content Sought G\<' II is impossible to find a more appropriate gilt. With (he natural increa "ni'l of thi joinn F.j tj'* * • . .. . k* I Deduct \k> i ) *•::'• r. ,,r ,‘ j*<l'.rida <|tlal- M’ASIHNGTON, N ov. 24.—(/P) —Increase in tho alcoholic content allowed in beer from one half of "ne D' re-e.it to 2.75 percent will bo ''tight hy amendment to tho V,dtead act to Ihj proposed again »( the com mg session of congress by represtntntivo Dyer, of Mi*. p"uri. I ho proposal was defeated iston in the judiciary com- Make your selection early - See the plat—Inspect (lie property. No oblig lion involved in either case. Results Of Fights On Monday Night , From Old Sod By Associated Press V /i& V Ha t- YOUR F.LOMJ>A: HOME ^ r$ 7 8 0 = rnnrni;... J r t 1} * . *,ero Tuesday tnttv winthL " «shington nnd Lee ■i |)..I.i |1!. t “Fiorida bound” in n B,ri?.y Kritiiron classic in to orH a • u**man, nnd arc not due dnv‘s ' V!,le' Fln” ^olln"'ing Sntur- ncxiPvt'CJP Jacksonville until WcdS a to TCu0rL 0Vcr North Carolina hold n^ii?i.tfCrn00in‘ is pioooed to Mate. Ihe Blue nnd White had r. i„ ' 1- kt Workout of signal drill! niV. °/u fe s t . y,,n'lay before they ,1;.-’ '1u,lt,nJT. etc., in the new stnheld their final workout of the ; M V :.lS !,0,’L' ns Dosaiblo after the JIon,Iay ax the team i:< '‘rm al of the Generals. scheduled to leave here Tuesday i t '° ,atDeground of the conflict morning for the sunny South. i, tl 'nt°rs and Generals A strenuous afternoon of prac- whi -h n tho new otadlum, tico will be on the menu of the ''huh will be completed this week, „ ,U.‘ ,for *hc Florida-WnshingS , , t,°‘ ayI an'' tho RrWders will most likely be out on Wilson Field ton and I.ee classic. lhc football plant is capable of from early afternoon until the dusk o f evening settle* on the gridiron. • . .mg 1.1,000 spectators, and ndthe task of playing two games ' nwi° reports fmm Jacksonville nrc to the effect Hint nn overflow. within tho space of fivc dnySt be­ 1" tp ls expected to witness sides making such a long jnunt to t ie turkey ay battle. It will end a foreign field, will tax tho play- th ’ season for both elevens, and lag ability of the Generals to the uni have a distinct bearing on v onferente standing. |k Marks Ion Period Sthe In- By Associated Pres.* ; r- 1 hilndelphm, ilefcatcd Shcpi f f w K ? 2 J .n 10 rounds. N tw 0 r 21.- cnon In Chicago G ~ n m c; Pessimistic About Future CHICAGO Vm. •<n I n N s_ | ThanksgivingDay Football Games V m C -v I V ,y .\ ' W -B a r o td d°n his fight- 7? • of college days. ' ine-For ,an,"u“ "Ti R-d has turned profesuonal, to follow A REAL j Thanksgiving Dinner G SET; J h 79 Bmr * •r A iria ro A A 'ill be l May Become .Menace J LKV'ELAND. ()., Nov. 2 1.—(/J*) —Harold “Red" Grange’s examp­ le in leaving college to become a professional football player may tveonic a menace to tlu> college sport. Dr U. .1. Wilce. head foot"i'll "bio State UniverMty, declared in an address here today. Dr. \\ if* e did not mention Grange |.\ name. Repulying to a question a* hi* opinion regarding Hie gridiron star, he said: "Heretofore professional foot­ ball promoters have played square in not seeking to recruit college II'l.iy* r». I fear there may lu* a large number of men who will he e.'i-ily persuaded to go into prnfes-ioiial teams for the money they rail make.” CUD u ;o , Nov. 21. -(/p)—West­ ern com. renee athletic official* may not approve of th,. net ion of Harold • Rc*l Grange in signing to p'ay proie- ioiial football, hut Grange’s home town folk* jri Wheaton are tickled to hear of hi* I prosperous outlook. I he hoy-; who grew up with him n.iw work in llu» unnuro or the drugstore or the depot [ Wheat,,,, open their eye*' when they hear that4 Grange probably will get $!0.ii,|0 for placing one foollmll . Day. Washington & Lee ■ Team May Become ■ ‘Dancing Generals’ 3a a f . 2nd nnd Magnolia n Citizens of i A9 3B B m m m m ■ Business Property O N E LARGE SETTER DOG STARTER SUNSHINE CHICK SCRATCH They are especially prepar­ ed ami accurately balanced in exact proportions to sup­ ply just Avhat the young chick needs from his first feeding. Only s t r o n g , healthy chicks develop inro profit­ able fiiAvis and cheap sub­ stitutes tire very costly in the end. | 'Zm o ' T V . ? ' i*1'1 Rank ure strengthened by the j|(| r funds o l the sm allest depositor. His I X r S X ? “‘ " ’."K^onetl by the support of nil thvt|fl a,‘k- Let us mutually strengthen each Ijj t n i • I ,t Interest Paid on Savings Accounts h i. In the Basket Bldg. LEXINGTON, Va.. Nov. 21._(/P) ■ ■ B B B aB aaB aB aB aB B B B B aM iaaaB «B «B aaaB aM a a»aB B H B ««»Will Washington and Lee’s foot­ hill team now be known ns tho .............■ ■ ■ M n M B M B B I M M H i H i H M B M M i l M “Dancing General*?’’ That is the a ■ question that is going the rounds now following the experience of tho team with its coach on \ re­ ■ cent rainy day. D m From time immccrial the grid- ■ LOST! Hie Strengthening* of Resources 1 1S Palm Garden Tea Room & Restaurant Sanford— Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, a B H a 3 B B a 8M 3 3 e i • , B i F n i i n o l e ( { [ o u n f u l& a B k - _ _ _ S m if o r d .F I a SERVirF. - p p n e p p e s —A-) Sunshine Feeds For Poultry Profits Seward "tntrs resources. T. J1 down White with brown spots. Very thin otr r’j 3 The City you live in is the great­ est investment you have. that I th, BtA|rC‘){U,ar. J L ^ h e ld , after 13 D' :em* i s W . P . C a r te r n lo hg craze, he called two m e n d ^ r « 3 i S *.ho squad, both expert IrT tB? of Terpilchotc, to the iront mu! tmdc them teach the team the t'ance sensation. In a short time the entire team j ■ wns performing in perfect rythm. -r "Charlestoning” their way back ttid forth across the flo<jr. 5 Washington arul U e has won i tho championship of Virginia, Kentucky and Maryland, on the gridiron. Many arc wondering row if they, through the assistant of •Y xi the Charleston, win their way to giidron championship of the Sou­ thern Conference, J L w . t O * " ,ho l “ ln" 3 "• , ' N°V* 24.—W V -P rolie-had not training that would amateur, the public enable him to accept other allur­ (irnnee tV »“ P 0Ver Haro,‘l ' ‘Ke‘l" ing offers, the strawberry blond X O n. J enpacity crowd p f warriar of tho chalked field signed mak s h i T * , * * !lfl,urc(l whcn he a contract yesterday that will B B B B B B n B B B B B B B B B B B r f l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B a B B the A r. hfHess.onal debut with place him in charge of Bears’s 1a ■ jRtlonil i ° C°ar*. in the Chicago lm c-uf ip '*■ for six games after which P" k Th»nS»Kiv. lie wiill go to Florida during the holidays. BB " hZ lhe. 2S.000 reserved seats A fter the football stage, Grange n(s 0,1 ,on snK’ toJay. two cxpeet.'i to go on other paying ven­ on,- f \ |,uL ha3.crN each a block tures, including motion pictures. h>np. formed at 10 o'clock and sevNext Sundny he plays ugninst hltigerrS T tcfrrnppearcd to b(' oven Columbus. Then the Rears will ti. k r' . raUic was tied up by go east to play the Yellow Jack­ .1 » .t7"'V' L whirl' jammed the ets nt Philadelphia Dec. 4 an I o w tim n ticiiet office until half a the New York Giants will appear S One that will make you think you are sittinj? k, n \ , P0lr n,e? were assigned to j nt the Cub’s park and a final game ■ to one like Mother use to serve. , I' Die lines m order. is planned for the same place Deo. Ihe 28.000 scat* were sold heRoast Turkey—Oyster Dressing— rore inghi. those falling into the Contracts wore not made pub­ u!| „f scalpers selling for $15 lic lint it wns understood that Cranberries iuM sonio for $115, Grange wns guaranteed $2,000 a I he standing room and bleacher game, with 10 per cent on the fir*t Pumpkin anti Mince pies, with all that goes with seats will be placed on sale tomor- live thousand dollars, 20 per cent on the ii>cond five and It) per cent Those Good Sunday Dinners Nobody Wanted a ticket because on every dollar beyond that. On ■ it was the Bear* ,,r Cardinal* that basis It wns estimated Grange ■ playing, they all wanted tickets would receive between $20,000 nnd ■ That arc served regularly at tho for the Grange game." 130,000 for his first game. ■ . MBBBB 7 . ' v — men of tVashington nnd Fxw hnvc been collet] 'the fighting generals,' but recent developments may nec­ essitate n change of name, so think many sport fans. Due to Inclement weather on a recent day which made practice on the field impossible. Conch ^'mniy DeHart gathered his protegvs in the gymnasium nnd gnve them n series of setting-up oxer* cise*. Then followed a talk. Those complete,! the coach was nt loss »pr a good rtrcnuoMs finish for tile nftemoon’s work. A bright idea struck Mr. DeHart and remembering the Charleston NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—(A*)— t? _ • /-*• • /s i i • Following are the more important Meres Giorgio Calza. champion football games in tho East, Middle heavyvveight wrestler of Europe. B Wcst. South and Fnr West fur lie arrived IIII this country recently B Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. rom Ins nativo Italy, lie s out fl 4 0 Feet Frontage on 26.: th" top u ",,,.', s i n , , 1( milt B n L‘ini dm m;r In . gtoy in \nu rica« East M Magnolia Avenue, be­ Cornell vs. Pennsylvania at Phil­ w r .... r t, . |,rW. Turpentine, of the Charles adelphia. U . Law, o f Davenport. 1’. S. Dcpnrlmcnt of Agriculture, tween 1st and 2nd St„ Columbia vs. Syracuse nt New Li., preached hi* own funeral mt i.V'; that hull tho girl; living in York. """i by having it prepared upon M t extending from Siw York If you nro not registered, W est Virginia vs. W. & J. at phoiiograph rcconls a short time to the Rocky Mount,uns have in09 Year Lease, $25,000 Morgantown. 1111 death. cipient goiter. Pittsburgh vs. Penn State at Pitts-1 Register with L. R. Phillips, City Clt'rk at City Dea’t Mies This burgh. Hall, this must lie before bho 128th day of Novem­ Q&BCnUBaBBflBBBflBBBMBBBBBIBBBBBBBaBBBIBBaanBaBBBNB ' I.' Brown vs. Colgate at Provi­ H B ber. lie sure you are registered in the City Elec­ n a dence. tion Books. Your Poll Tax for the year 1921 'I'hrpp tula nn Park fltOOll.lMI nn;l tUOO.DO. Georgetown vs. Quantico at ■>. «.nr:i:\ must lie paid. It you have resided in Sanford for Washington. ' '"OP ro.iiu Ii;okp. ilnuhli* KiiriiKp .... . |„ „ |„ |, s ;|,iiihi. Ii A I.I..A at six months and the State of Florida for a year Middle West vi H rwo lol« IS.XtllHI $| IHMI.IHI Pitch. you are entitled to register. BuckncH vr. D tr. it at Detroit. Two I.'Ihnpnr Dpp.il fur STihiii iio.Ilnricnln. B Vermont vs. St. Louis at St. N ■ Louis. Two l"lx nn l*nrk I.VxIZl) |;I5UO.iiii. 'Ink, n Inuk. B Let every citizen do his fluty. Qualify and Fordhnm vs. John Carroll at S ... , B vote in the City Election, December 8th. I"" Inf* nn Xntifuri! Air. Otip S.'inhi.ihi, „thpr SUOOO110 B Cleveland. B REALTOR Nehrnskn vs. Notre Dame at XIpp Inf nn i:iiu AlP. S2iiOO.nn. Ann pnn'tlipnt If. S Lincoln. a , , ® l'l;r Ini* Infrnnf nf llnlrl |*nrrr<if l.nkp. I Drake vs. Southern Methodist at 2.’tl) M eisch B ld g. ■ Two Inis Iii *ln, fair. Thp nnlf Iwn nvnllnhlo Dallas. Iowa State vs. Kansas State I* lnl« In I'll), IIin11o fnr S27.00o.00. | Rhone 71S m m nt Ames. iB I linlpp II. II. friintniir of SIO.OII |irr fnnl. Texas Christian vs. Austin at Mt'f lull on (Ink A%r. l ull mill *rr tlitrm. Fort Worth. I hritr IIn* rholcpBt *»rrr««r In r l l y f o r m ih il U |« |» n ( |f |rr«**|rt! talk oilh utr. Mnrquettu vs. .Mercer at Milwau­ X If il'a liiialni-aa |iroprrt J I liittr Ihiif. kee. . s Il*i%r nonir on n till |rnf Irtor—rntt'l hr Viritf. South If >ou urr it •frtiuK«*r ll «%ill i»a> >ou In hit ratlanfr. Georgia vs. Alabama at Bir­ mingham. Georgia Tech v . Auburn at At lantu. W. j. TIIIGPEN Kentucky vs. Tennessee at Lex­ ington, Ky. The Pulcston-llrumley ISoihling. Phone 715 Virginia vs. North Carolina at ig a a B a a iiiiia a ia B D B B a a iB iiiB a a a iB a a a a s a iM B B B B a a * Chapel Hill. Centenary va. Tulaae at Shreve­ port. a n z iiB a B B a D B B a n B B ia iia iB a iia iB a a B a f la B B a B B a a a a a iia a■ William nnd Mary vs. Richmond r nt Richmond. h Far West “ Washington vs. Oregon at Heat- a tie. ■ Multnomah vs. Gunzaga ai a Portland. Sunshine Sunshine Arizona A’.*. Nevada at Tucson, n Sunshine !i Chick Starter Occidental vs. Hawaii ; t I-*>• ■ Scratch Feed Fgj? Mash A ngeles, * i Denver vs. Colorado at D mer. m (live your baby chirks a Colorado Aggie* vs. Wyoming jj ! grind start in life by feed* For hens and growing at Fort Collins. Col. a Your hen la nn egg ma­ Montana vs. .Montana State at n chickens. i ing chine. Missoula. u SUNSHINE CHICK ft, umimint i* 1) .x NINE and n *5 •r -r ft.' fcssbnM 7 'S4 \i--i 1 ti come take L as football t a Uw choice Lpo—thc Cor;;TJ 1" - ColP~/,vn contests It tod the ser|jy and Navy - OF‘RED’ GRANGE Depart For Jacksonville Today For Gator Game ■ ’ennsylvania L Takes On ■Brown Team |g a te Eleven fi M track A tu rk ey rooked roai.ters will provi • PUBLIC AROUSED Grange To Don His OVER PRO DEBUT Fighting Togs On lhanksgiving Day | W a s h in g to n A n d L e e T o fmm J y • , 323 WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 21. -t>i—Identification o f the man ORLANDO, Nov. 24.—(g1)— Acorsultinjr with the institute for burned to death early today in O u r B est i "at estate correspondence course, reliable data and information re- the niyrttry fire, which destroyti; notv available through cduca- ganiing present day practice* and <<1 the ‘Black Jack,' 100-foot cruis­ os : ______ Jticnal committees of the Orlando methed*. This consultation privs er belonging to »Y. F. Faborite, L e v i L ucan D e n ie s S l o r t e Board, a ccord in gto an an- lore is extended the student nl- W - York hotel owner, has been 'l i n t Iln i ; i|i„ t.’finrl ,U1’■)net mint bv J. S. Maseic, secro- so after the course has been com- \ tablished a* William Young, 36, i n a l l i e M ad e L ittle L iio r i , nry ut lhc ^ a r i. About n year pitted. .................................... of Atlantic City. i c He c u e In valid \ \ i f e ; nK0 this committee sponsored the Rmltors of national reputation Examination of the body or near new Ford Garage 17a , ' P r e t t y C ou sin A lso Held (our in real estate at RnJlinn' hnvc contributed to the written Young will be made late today, . officials have said Street and Commcrflal ______ j (.’ollogc mid the snnie course U now w rk and th ? Orlando Realty Board | cducutionni committee announce*; cvu‘ - ______________ _ _ HINTON, W. \’n., Nov. 2 l,—OP) l'_injr given for the third time with educational on property. A b a r g a V ^ t that it recommends the course | — Unemotional nnd with h i; fan' '*• enrolled. the o n l y s a f e t y in bandages Levi Lucas, held ill It has been found that nnv sch-Ivrr>' h*e *)*y jail here with Mrs. Pearl Payne;, cdule that might bo arranged fnr| According to Secretary Mosek.l in connection with the burning to | tiio classes would interfere with •i,n who have taken the course LOOK AFTER YOUR BLOOD death of his two children and her ; >inip of the students activities of consider it entirely different from 1-1 Cash. Balance 1, 2 The only sure protection your son. in ist.*d that lie made every i the btniner.r, o f those who wore the usual run of correspond! nt effort to rcsrtie them nnd that the only taking the real ontato course, courses a.; it is a real practical buiiy can have is idood in good condition. Other things may help; charges against him arc the re -.T o meet this situation special nrthe <;*a‘t prevent or cure. You cults of village gossip. rangements have been made with SPEED TEST IS COSTLY ’.iii not suffer from catarrh, The small log cabin burned FatAmerican Beni Estate fnxtineuralgia, grip, eoldu nnd coughs, H«mm 11, m n ^ l urilny night nnd Mrs. Iai<t..*, n n ! connected w;th tho National TURIN. Italy, Nov. 2 1.—UP)—A , i vmir Idood is right. To put your invalid, was led to safely and is | A mociatinn of Beal Estate Board*, erd "f HM) miles an hour to t « t blood in the l>e*t possible condi­ now in tho home of friend; here, *" mnke Its real estate correspond­ S* Long, m5< en auto invention was serious for tion, take Hr. Pierce's Golden i ence enurre available to local peo­ fill" has innde no statement. fl'orge Chirihiri, car niunufactur- Medical Discovery—n blood tonic ple. Tho enrollment includes 21 Mrs. Bayne*, n 20 year old cou­ u . 'I here was a collision mid !’. ’ and system invigorator that’s boon sin of Lucna' wife, who has been bnsin assignmenta and 21 practi­ Wil'l badly hurt. favorably known over fifty years. cal problems. Every problem is with the Lucas’ family since nhe Plenty "f folks light here in town I ft her huxbund in l^iinnark, eight c.: refullv graded nnd personal e ,can testify to its merits. This ah tance ii giving the itudcni. Tlie N. C. 4, first pluno to rinr* months ago. gave her maiden In addition to tho Instruction tho Atlantic, has been offered to "Discovery" of Hr. Pierce's con­ name to authorities when they ar THE BUSINESS OF RUNNINt TI work and problem answering the tho National Museum but was not tains no alcohol. Ingredients on re. ted her. EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENT^ accepted because of n lack of room, i label. student is given the privilege of Fought Fire Over Bed More alert than I.urax, who i' tA.cc her Mr . Baynes said * i « * » H i w n « i « i H " E 5 5 !! 5 5 5 2 S ! 5 5 5 2 5 ! ,i 5 2 5 5 2 5 2 2 !I !!2 i!l,ll ,,*5c**«» she was av.ak. r.ed by Lucas fight- ^ tlJ * aiBM* * “ « * a B H « a H « iin « iiK a a » B « a « H B a * a a i:;ia u a a a a n ^ a a » '> :i ing a blaze directly over the Ix'd'tlPi in whieh Mrs. Lucan anti the ch il-jB*J ilren were alteping. .She usrertetl1p * she carried water to Lucas w ithl?B which ho quieted the flames long enough to lead Mrs. Lucas to sa f­ ety. “To my dying day lit stick to it, it was tin* lamp that « xplodod as ho started hack to the ■leeping room the children and prevented the rescue. '“I he nearest house wan n ipiart'-r of a mile from m and Iii«L!>-;1 frt;ni view I trrs's. We wait; d for some hoy* to arrive hut they came tixt bite, ’ Mi 1. Ilaym 1 I n iltetl that .Mr .L uca ' times jealous” hut added it wan only after "am of her fits." $200 per f(J rhfjj fit i ............. m IfcC” West Firsts V .i • v- Scratch Feed is the foun­ dation for nit poultry feed­ ing. They must all have it from chicks to mature fowls. In order for this machine to produce nt full capacity it must have the necessary materials in the right pro­ Cheap substitute con­ taining trash and waste materials are false econo­ my and more expensive in the end. yolks and shell. Sunshine SUNSHINE SCRATCH FEED is every ounce pure, dean feed. Scratch reed contain all necessary elements for egg formation. Will Ask No Questions portion to make whites, Egg Mash and Sunshine j \Sanford Feed & Supply Co. j Paul Lake n Phone 539 Myrtle Avenue nnd Fourth Street Jno. \V. SneCd A Full Line of Hone, Poultry and Dairy Feeds. Give Us a Trial “Your Money Back If You ■ an? ■ c 5 * Are Not Satisfied." Vi �- TEN COUNTY AND CRAFT BILLS ASSED IN HOUSE Part of Alachua County Will ~ B e Cat Off And Named Gilrlat In Honor Former Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist purposes. After a lengthy discussion of the bill, senator Watson asked that it informally postponed until ho could obtain a statement from the internal improvement commit­ tee that annexation of the land by Miami would be approved by that body. Freight Embargols SwampingU.S.MaiI Shipments, Report :had added a white cat to oar house­ hold worries and complication*. Then it was that I learned that a cat keeps Itself about as dean as the Inside of a chimney after a hard winter. lit fact, our pretty white cat changed color on us. It got so dirty Essex. that il was positively unattractive. If it Md b?en a hlack cat, it* would have been all right, bocaun* the dirt would not show and what you don't know don’t cause you any worry. eczema Orders came down from head* Dries right up 1 ouartern in ti.c family organisation , t rcalizcJ how easy It that I was to assist in washing the » ^ “ J ° ficryt itching burning rat on the first evening I had had J ™ . im„iv building up the for n quiet rest „t home in three \ J your b lL l with ni'inlhs I wan to have a very easy ' g wouldn’t waste anj» h. All I ha I t*. do was to h.>»d ‘ • jnjjte trying to do it any ' ‘"J* while the boss of the works A J " ™ "1 Thnt-3 tic only way to did the wns'.itnir. relieve irritated, broken out skin of Did you rv - ., rv to hold a soapy. iny gort. You lack rich, red blood, slippery rat that had gotten mad impurities are in your system. Tho end that I n ’ i eyes full of flea ()|0O<|so weak it enn’t fight back s: up U? itlcH? ( (im pirH with suchovercome tho enemy, so tho n slimy, squirming piece of ani- impurities break out through tho tuatirn the fahVd cli Is as a piece sjjin. of rough sandpaprr. S. S. S. builds the blood hack—The flrrt lM ,g I knew. Mat cal builds millions of new r«I-bloodhod fcrnfrhrd m r hand. I*itten the .*ells. Eczema dries^ rIK ^ UP: other and Dinned **ut of h*'h and pimples, blackheads, ugly blotches oi.ur anu up," i , , nn, rr tatlng rashes all disappear, was perch* i up on to;, of n head nn ,.] i rl y0Ur M n . Get S S. S. shaking th soar, soda off and ^ WI1 it. The larger ALLAHASSEE, Nov. 24.—01’) thout a dissenting vote the ORLANDO, Nov. 24.—GP)—A aircraft regulating and li’ bill nmended to exempt truck load of automobile tires, one itely owned and operated nir- dozen big easy chairs and a boun­ from its provisions, passed tiful supply of h it boxes are house today. The house bili to ni.mrg the numcro::: tilings now U a new county from a pait being receive J through the rsail Alachua county passed the rem­ of the Ircal p u t otiice u a te ain ended to nain* tin- county suit of the freight embarfo. e* Lriit instead of "Melor," u cording to Mine Claudia Dcl-aney joMmlstreis. Jd«d in the o.iginul bill. mak­ Rapresentative McElya of Dade “The embargo on freight county offered the amendment to ing the parcel no*t business very tha alireraft exempting private air- congested In Florida," said Miss f craft for ita provisions and the IielJttiry. “The department inn amendment without discussion b*cn very generous in giving Orpassed unanimously. Other minor l.’f d i ii',,**< pit crowded c .millions In the c i'j'iv-* cause a serious hand­ amendments were also adopted. The bill creating Gilchrist u,un- icap. *'Whole-nle dealers are shipping d-rwn th,* back Of my ncck. La s ty had previously passed the sen ­ , morc economical, ate, but because of not polling the the larmsst consignments of com­ certainly arc unreasonable. Incfc N necessary two thirds vote the pro- modities possible tlirough the mails ; aiding officer ruled that it had lie cause of the embargo. Thing* ™lbaen defeated. On motio nto re- that never went through th« mnil uinB *3aaasirsjaB *B B nE n*ia:isE S832H 5suiiB *U M B JiaaH H B B B consider the bill was favorably before n e n.<w following that ilmnnel "f transportation. H octed on. Miss Deluincy stated that the Rep resentative Davis’ bill, intro­ duced in the house in recommen­ poet office hud been Increased by dation of Ciov. Martin, to simplify five men since the last part of the procedure to quiet title on be­ October and that six more would M ing called for consideration pro­ be transferred from northern ofC\.rtains large qual­ voked abort debate representative itres aa aoon ns possible. Mrtiy ore Savage of Marion opposing its | taking the opportunity to <onv passage on the floor of the house. south, but this number is not m fities of dried butter- „ I t was pussed with only two dis­ ficient to care for the handling of ■ senting votes, the poll showing HI routhern mails inflated by th • em­ milk and high grade" bargo. ' ayes and 2 nayes. ’’u u r greatest handicap," soys J The house has before it for con. aideration of the hill by repr • Mins DcLancy, "nre the delayed meat scraps that are ■ sentative Taylor of Highlands tho trains. Often the clerks h v .e fin• “search and seizin o" measure ret • • ished their tour of duty bc*f■p ? tipidea! stimulators of oinmendcd by the governor with trains arrive and ro/midi’rabp* ■ overtime Is lequired. Mnil thi* debate on its passage looming. eg g production, and 3 For tho first time since the spec­ cn arrives after the departure of ial session of the legislature con cn arrives after the depatun e! vened lat-t Tuesday, the question the carriers for their routes. absolutely contains" of overrulin'* the governor’s veto of a bill proposed at the lust reg­ l RED COMB EGG MASH I ft- i - 5 5 ular session, came up this morn­ ing. This measure was that whi.di sought to give Miami authority to take over certain submerged lands in Biacnyne bay, and which pro yoked sharp debate in the nennl*. Senator Watson, who brought up tho bill, declared that the obitlon of Governor Martin to the measure, in which the executive stated that ho could not approve it, because it involved certain rights which Miami Bench had been withdrawn, nnd that the peo­ ple of Miami Bench hint id mi up proved of Miami’s obtaining Hiland for municipal development t A CAT BATH HON. Kl>. WALTHALL, fa re Seminole llrd o.l-i ex < Hnnfortl, Fla. Dear Ed: Among the pleasure*, of life which must he listed w l.i hanging picture*, nnd ing coconuts, is giving Ilie It.inie dung grid­ cut a no inferior ingredi-5 H ■ N M m a a ■ ■ ■ a ■ M a M U Daytona Shores ^FLORIDA’S MASTER DEVELOPMENT” u a cuts. Feed RED COMB EGG MASH for best result.*-. n H Inlh, My experience with •• it-, had nlwajrs been cenlinc-l to ruts of dark ro’or on »*liirh dirt did not show, so I had the mistaken idea that n rat kept itself cl*Mn li> preceoi of tongue birthing which is p.-rtiliar in the cat Irilie. I had my e ic s iijv iu it after w ■ SEMINOLE FEED CO. Elm & Commercial BUS LEAVES ACROSS FROM POSTOFFICE O ik Also Satenky, Nov. 28 Returning at 4 P. M. "So they h.ul the first Thanksgiving party. • nJ a grand one it was! Four men went our shooting one whole day, and brought hack so many wild ducks and geese and great wild tur­ keys that there were enough ior almost a wevlt. Then the Pilgrim mothers made corn and wheat into bread and cakes and they hail tish and darns from the sea besides.— From "TUF. o r i g i n o f t h a n k s g i v i n g :' largely on good bread. That’s why so many peo­ ple prefer Merita. It is rich in the food elements so essential to your daily life. Merita is the most wholesome bread you can buy. You should be thankful every day in the year that you can serve Merita Bread, for its richness ami purity has no equal. Same Day Phone TH,-.! for Reservations COME WITH US AND ENJOY M E R IT A F R U IT C A K E S A R E R EA D Y I*ot tif this dny of days rejoice—fflvintr thanks, not only for our happiness ami wcll-bcintf, hut for Die achieve of our forefathers who made possible tnis glorious Thanksgiving Day. Merita Fruit Cakes arc mnde from a very famous recipe and come in beautiful 1, ii, :5 and 5-pound packages. JSfts Plantation Fruit Cakes nre also ready and will be welcomed by till who like that old-fashioned planta­ tion cake 11a vo r. \ our Thanksgiving tublc will be laden with the markets finest in meats, vegetables, fruits and othci delicious edibles, and last, but not least, goon bread. Your health and welfare depends OUR HOSPITALITY MADE DY THE A M E R IC A N B A K ERIES C O M P A N Y / A £ x t r a G o o n CAKE Hilil '.Sku[: i J * a U Y I f t CAKE f In Blue and lit*. Stripe package* enmo Merita Imyer and l ’ouinl Cake. In the layer cukes choose your favorite flavor, such as Chocolate, Leman, Caramel or Cocoa nut. or Marita Pound Cake, so rich and exquisite. 73 Fresh Daily From Your GROCER 1*J 15 MILES NATURAL WATER FRONT 105 Palmetto Avc. ■aasE i ............... .. �&':■ ■' Tfi'1 5 ? ;' -' W$W$ IP * i . ••■ ' » / ? S3 ‘ • i.a i •. - ,* • ris£ 1 •- JHB SANTOnp HEnAI,P, TUESDAY, N o y r.u n rp 24, 1925 By Williams Montana Man Sued For $250,000 p#** jA AVi FER e ° ^ W E 6E T T IR ( M i G 05H ! mTL6 MEM! A T G 'T H O R S E S tTiB A GOOD JW-f 0 0 ! W w E 0 1 FCRE w £ G \ T -THnuer W E’R E IauL BE. MASSVCURO . O mV PRACfiSiU, O u -f W E S T ! n u B FOtTf R uw w iM * 'M O is u v u S I S AM' Aim ' O o f ' AW^ ' U rR0KJr c f e w ! They'd J us’ ,1 xNE/ST M ET! rf U 5 J U S W E N w e r E T u Rm A r ^ S G r f -T A C K E D B ^ lN O lM Sj Go s h ! leavam ’ ^ e e s E A m w e 1o ru S ^ p o s e o E E L O S T -A T S . U V < E 'T v-W'o! ALL! I'o p la r , nn,Tv.,:VV!!u v,l„v;\!!r ;VmT,",V a,,,, t h . n r . \V e a l Heroine Nov. U M ^ mcr,rcn «y» that Wil- liani *o *o( t t T > hai !*»,>« C';‘rk n. trrand- n f S' :>(UH),>,’>' M a r - l f f a n Br o a d - T K:i,-V:l Minassin. of Amcr- C(J‘,ir. v defendant, with h°fs th0 hotel ent. hero an npartm W f: Vj .ft,* w - m .IN’Tw R PARK- r i a -. Nov. 24. , r ■ Nellie Seymore, wife n iV . , , St‘.vmori‘‘ 2t',2r. F.uclid Height , Houlovard. Cleveland. O., was instantly killed here this mornmjT when the car in which she nn«! three others from Cleveland, clashed into another automobile contain.mr four t>a veneers. All (itlter t>:iv enters received bruises and injuries ,,f more or less ser­ ious nature. J- CENTS FOIt TAXES NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—(>?)—Of every dollar of income in Amcr',a 1- I I cents uism fur taxes, ‘e and |.,cal. T o W i l l i a m II. M uiI k.' nn.l wife, ------ .Mmitre, w h o s e C h r is ti a n nam e Is in i k n u w i i ; W illia m K iU u r uml w ife,------------- Ktlirur. xvhos.. c h r l s ti n u name in nnkn.uvn. W illiam II. Muiltre, W i l l i a m K>Uar. mol all o t h ­ e r persona w h o se nam es are unknow n t h e f i r m n a m e mol s t y lo of lMKnr. Mudire & C o m p a n y : on M ty iMlt. ISSS. anil e a c h a n d e v e ry of t h e altove iinitieil d e f e n d a n t s . If llvliur, ami If e i t h e r , a n y o r a ll of sa id dofendu n t» ho tle a d , t<> a ll p a r t i e s elalm lio; I n t e r e s t s u n d e r t h e follow l o t d e ­ c e a s e d ilefetuln ilts. t o - w l t . W illiam II. Mud ire unit w ife .-------- — ,\l mitre. w h o s o C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , W il li a m IM n .tr a m i w if e ,---------------Kdtriir, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n H»nte Is u n k n o w n : W'llllnm II. Mmitre, W h ­ ilo m IM u itr.'H in t a ll o t h e r persons, w h o s o n a m e s a r e u n k iio w ti. trail In* um l ilolnir •husInesH tu u le r the firm nam e and sty lo of Kiltrur. Mmltro .V t'o m p n n x ; on Stay l*:th. t s y t . o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to tin ( o l io w in * tle s c rjheil la n d , s i tu a t e , lyint;, and helttir In t h e C it y of ftntlfortl. C o u n ty of S e m in o le a n d S tate of P'torlilu. tn oro p a r t i c u l a r l y tl< • scrlbetl ns follow s, t o - w l t i liettlnnline at tlio Sotilhw i st |H\V) p o in t of I n t e r s e c t i o n o f S ix t h S treet Cleveland Woman Is Killed In Accident ‘.fa ali t ratlin* umi .i.e-.. i.,o i„ ,,, m.,Xr'r n ^n.1. P! , ',va!> Wlt= left with the w hcJcR T ,« - ' i I(oMon ry h.'r ' brokc a promisc to »mri, ,VV,VVI?cK D ? r a iS W I L L I A M If. m M m ii : DetYnil.-uiii, .IV r i ‘, e^.nB>> a dancer, who w a v ; : ,r ' ,;t t. Complainant. *ate Montana senator, uiicri:,; M v rAf.E ELEVEN t A venue, a n d ru n n ln ir a l n n a t h e S o u t h sid e o f S ix th S t r e e t 21.55 f e e t t o I’a c a n A venue, t h e n c o S o u th a lo n K th e C ast sid e o f r e c a n A v e n u e s t f e e t t o th e r l t r h t of w a y o f 1 'a l .i t k a a n d I n d ia n It. it. Co,, t h e n c o Kn*t alom r t h e N orth a id e o f s a id r l K h t o f w a y p f said It. it. Co. 215.5 f e e t t o P o p ­ l a r Avenu*, t h e n c e N o r t h a l o m r t h e W est sid e of s a id P o p l a r A v e n u e s t feet to th o p o in t o f heirtunInK . helm r L o ts i n nd I. P l o e k *. T i e r 11 of P lo r id n l.n n d a n d C o l o n i a a t l n n C om p an y . T.td. M ap o f St. tier* t r u d e 's A .h lltlon t o t h o T o w n of S an fo rd . K lorhla. an d to an y an d a l t o t h e r p e rs o n a w h,1 o”se n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , r t a l m i;,’ Imr a n y r i u h t t i t,l, e° o,,rr Ilr” n t e r e s tt in a n d- to y ta*.l u "l a n U d s h e r e i n a b rr,,,' ove deserllii d o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e ­ of. • It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d each of y o u he a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e “ iir *ii,t C irc u it C o u rt nt i tin C o u r t H ouse a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on th e . . 1125. ___ 17th d a y o f D e c e m b e r A... I*. a n d th e n a n d t h e r e t n a kka o answer to the hill of c o m p l a i n tt I'xhlldtcd n tr n ln s t y o u In th i n rn u s e . It Is f u r t h e - o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r ­ d e r h e p u b l i s h e d In T h e 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 e d In S a n f o r d . S c m l n e le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , m ire each w eek for fo u r c o n secu ­ tiv e w eeks. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d t h e se a l r.f t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t o f th 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 th o S t a t e n f F l o ­ r i d a . In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty , o n tl.p i t h e 18 th d a y o f N n r e m b t r A, I>. P)!5. n. a . n o u o i-A ss. C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t o f F l o ­ r i d a , In a n d f o r S e m l t u l a C o u n t y . (SE A L) ft) T A. M. W E E K S . D e p u t y C le r k . D. C O T T E S & S P E N C K It. S o lic ito rs and of C ounsel for th e C o m p lain an t. N o r . 17-21. Dec. t-S-13. Charles Darwin once took from tho foot of n wunderlnc bird n smalt fraRinont of earth vyhich, I when moistened nnd planted, produccd no leas than cik'hty plant. Can You Solve This? ■ik ; \ •v . T h e n h i n p I r t t r r * u h n t i i r o p r r l f nrrrttitcr«l fo r m llic rnnwr of r« In I e prrwMrti t, I'.i rr> tini* urndltig id llto r n r r r fl fllnd %»lll In* im n n lfil it litilltllntr Inf •»!#«» -lit IImi F IIK I* '1 uml r l r i t r of nil rn i'tim h rn iie rit, l u r n t n l in «»«•* o f i»*f ^ n h •II %UltMd h e h t m i \ e « York mill AI lit title I l l | . T h l i n f l c r i - '- 'i P d tlr r i Ilrrriwl»«*r I." t h, 11)25, x L — .a._L:. ;.'CLfc is a prescription fur Josephine Sire .»h r, El-your-old Colds, Crip pc. Flu, Dengue, MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Cl,EANIN(S < UK'KENS school cirl .■i* S-n \ntonio. Tex.. lit) \V r«t null H ire r ! I l r p ‘1, 100 X r n V ork I 'l lf llilious l ’ever and Malaria NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—t/D— Iuih juHt r«v« !v.*.| ,1 l»ronzo fariu** Milton Statler, 111, is <leanintf u'ie nn dal fi r hen mi. She saved It kills the germs. chickens and fish for $20 a week the life ft a r'ui , nimition while in one of the many hotels he will ;’°th were 1. th:i yr at Yoakum, B niinB B B IliilBflBBBBBinBBBBM BflBBBiaiBBBBaBBBBBBBnM BH BBBBBBH IBBBtIBBBB H BBBBM H BllK . Texas, ln«t sumniir. own some day. r* m i/f a v Iaiu\ u I-p -h hand-husked porn has at Prairie ami prairie owls ii 9 le a s t f o u r t i m e s a s m a n y b a r t e r - ■a r e g o o d i i.;h!u r , b u t b o th h a t e n »jrr?sMtLLi#\M3 jo " a ii a s t h a t w h ic h is m n r h - t h e r n t l b n ek i w hich i n f e s t t l u i r a COVER O u T O F COVERED WAGON]. n ___fiLrfA - J hie busk d. j burrow s, u M M brought to bear on the general 14 Jacksonville Auto 3 Hini(aii*t(riNuaN s u b E£BMH.uauBKiiiii![iau(iaK an nu a urkr UK e assembly. Additional b o o s t e r s ITY were immediately sent out togeth­ n a ti«; u Accident Is Fatal H REAL ESTATE er with over fifty telegram s from INSURANCE a citizens of the district affected. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 21. (4 Three of the county commission­ a B ers are now in Tnllahnssee to con­ —;(A*)—Automobile accidents Sat­ a m m B urday took a toll of one life and a fer with members of the state « IK a n u commission relative to stopping iiscond death was anticipated dur­ M with n a of>erations on state road number ing the* day in Jacksonville and U u a r. a At three, south of DcLund with only Duval county a child being critic­ B■ a a ta Pas* about three miles to be complet­ ally injured. ID High and Dry Residential l.ols on Highland Avenue, These lots are priced n a ed. The contractor is before the u ^ A rthur It. Jackson, 2d, of J r up, from $2,251) to $.T,lli)ii—(loud terms. Seeks a a body asking permission to trans­ Ga„ was instantly killed early Sal n Solid ns the rock is tho economic I Imso upon County fer his operations to another road urday when the automobile in a which Sanford is building. Thousands of acres of owing to the embargo which a f­ which he was riding with two i»ni- uB 2 lads on Magnolia Avenue at an umeastumble price of $1,800 each. -Earl fects the movement of rond ma­ panions hurled into a ditch on tlv U the most productive farming land; in the World Cleveland highway, failing to round nn ure sending I heir golden treasure, amounting to tka, anil terial from Ocala. !> I’eaulifu! Lots in Pinehurst at enlranee on Hughey. The highest surveyed lots Volusia county commissioners a sharp curve while it was said to K J here for millions of dollars and increasing yearly, through U in Sanford for only ? 1 1,000. Its a wire and others who are now at Talla­ have been going at a rapid rate of ■■ Sanford to Northern markets. hassee will ask the state road de­ speed. B ii bepartment to move this material _J. S. Geiger, justice of the pearr, M I the leKWE HAVE LISTED WITH I S FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS SOME EXCEHSeventeen years of ni-operative. constructive, k u j ns is being done viewed the body, pronoum ing death M f bill pru- under permit, b n 'FIONAL IUJYS IN HOMES. development in the building of this tlREAT IN­ m n fcighway with building m aterial. Should due to an unavoidable accident. The B B LAND PORT is our record. |kr toun- this arrangem ent fail of approval, other passengers left the seem- be­ n Q fore their names could be ascer­ short they will ask that the departm ent tained. Curtin Harris, six, is be­ :B ■• ►w ii an fth which co-operate with’ the county in sur­ lieved dying at the St. Ltike’s hos­ B « MW i) count;' facing the itjcomplote road with pital where he was taken after a being struck by an automobile driv­ farm temporary material. en by J. L. Oglesby, a resident of H Magnolia At Second Rhone IS u N J tilt the Cornstalks near Ames, la., grew N assau county near Callahan, The B M Phone 7.71 First N nt’l Bank Bldg. LOANS IN’VES TMENTS E 3 |JtfDt un- 215.8 inches in consecutive July child’s skull was crushed badly, a II was days. hospital attendants said. M ix H iiaaM u a2 3 a 3 iiB H B « iiH n M M aaM aflB aa« iM « iiaiiu H X in iE B B H n B n B U B B B S H l B B B B B U B B E d l l l l t S - I S B a B l B ’l a a u a i B i i t u f l i i i a r fAY ,E SANFORD-SYNONYMOUS | For Immediate Sale SOLIDITY A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Dean-Berg Corporation C d i O y L\ \ \ \ The taHeyou find hereyou can't,find elsewhere Chesterfield are secured by the m ost H R U R are lorty-odd steps in exacting balancing ol one tobacco the m aking o f the Chesterfield against another, to tone down heavi­ blend; change any one and you ness or over-richness, and to bring out change the taste it is no longer in fullest measure those subtle “ over­ Chesterfield. tones” which set it apart so definitely More complicated than the average, from all oth er cigarettes. to be sure; it is no job at all to pro­ The natural methods by which this duce a standardized cigarette of the “ balance” is achieved are unique—as average so rt— and it good tobaccos distinctive in their field ns is the tech ­ arc used, the result will be reasonably nique or phrasing ol a m aster pianist pleasing, too. in his, and equally the result o f long It is when you depart troin the com ­ practice and thorough knowledge. monplace th at diiliculties enter—-par­ And when we say that the Chesterfield ticularly when, as in l hesterfield, it blend cannot bo copied, we m ean it T literally—not because it is patented or legally protected, nor even because it is a secret closely held, hut because without detailed knowledge of every step, the rare delicacy of the tobaccos themselves is inevitably lost. No—there is only one cigarette that combines so fully the aromaofTurkish and the <*body,’of Domestic tobaccos; there is only one biend of which men say, “ They’re mild — and yet they satisfy!” For men who want natural tobacco taste at its smooth and mel­ low best, there is only one elgaretto — and that cigarette is Chesterfield. fl �■ / : /> \\ pv ■" . C . .r - v e ? V f ■ *Of »*r" '■S* 1*3 •• *T!f 7'.^fc * W < • /»» - •• / * -»?.3•'•/,>•:• \V THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24,J925^ LGE TWELVE •' Investment Opportunity REAL ESTATE BETTER BUYS »-i i » Lot on Sanford Are., Kant front, opposite Itoae Court .......*............................... .$2500 Lot on Park Are., between 13th and 14th Street* ................................................... 3150 Home on Fifth Street, 5 room*, a real pick up f o r ............................................. — 4300 21 acre*. Just outside city limits, high and dry. Per acre .............-......................... 700 80 acres, near Oviedo, on lake. This is only, per acre .................. ............................ 100 10 acres Inside eity limits Just west of new shops...................................................25000 In Union there is strength—In Sanford there is 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. Franklin Terrace Lot No. 24 W est F ront Corner at *1230, thi, \u > lN 2 lota on French Ave. between 11 and 12 Sta. Eastern exposure. P ..:.. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS 91850; 50x117, $1730. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor r Beautiful 9 Hoom House, practically new; Hardwood floors, fine trjmi ^ lot is 61x117. A very good home. Easy term s. OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w Licened Real Estate "USE YOUR FORESIGHT’ 300 First National Bank Bldg. W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Meisch Building HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE SIGHTS VOLUSIA COUNTY Acreage WE HAVE: Yes, our “sights” are the fine** kinds of warehouse and business sites. An attractive apartment house site on Pal­ metto Avenue. Priced considerably under the market for n few days only. A real money-maker. Terms right. • ONE hundred feet Knilrond frontage for nnly $75.00 per foot. 97 feet just*n little farther and going at $05.00 per foot. One hundrrd feet busmena property on tho corner of Sanford Avc. at $200.00 per foot. 800 acres close to Enterprise. ‘ 3816 acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 acres near New Smyrna. We have several nice homes in different sections of the city, furnished and unfur­ nished. Consult us before buying—we can save you money, Call on us and wo will show you where to invest safety. McCALL & FOX Real Estate S a le s P a rrel n , a:. H rC all, It. 11. P a s , It. I,. Shipp. 113% Magnolia Ave. 5620 acres south New Smyrna. Prices as low as $35. acre. COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. i.j7in “The Firm Substantial” BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, I 311 First Naliim.il llimk Illdg, Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land SEP* Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate >T. : • “REAL BARGAINS’’ Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... This }|l I'Mis t *near TI ... the Forrest Lake Hotel A REAL BARGAIN Beautiful Spnnish Bungalow Just Completed A Six Room Roclmnd Stuccoed Bungalow Five Rooms mid Hath—Nice Location—Every Modern Improvement . Price $11,500 Ca.sli $1,500 ACT QUICK Balance Like Kent Wo Have Soma Choice Acreage anti Bargains In Lots Just completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. Phone 746 One Lot Rose Court, Grand View A venue..... ^ Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feed front. P r ic e .................................................. $1001 i Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00 fij $3,000 Down v Balance to suit purchaser 113% Magnolia. 1 3 beautiful Iota on Evans St., one corner. Easy terms. Musi be seen to be It will pay you to investigate these. Wo have buyers for First Street Extension property « »\ t. Phone 743. KARL J. SCHULTZ 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. Homes, Lots and Business property in any part of Sanford. Real Estate and Investment*!. INVESTMENTS R.C. TISDALE 152 Acres -* Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 pol­ ar re and worth double price asked. REALTOR Real Estate Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. W e O ffer an E ntire Block WANTED SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES: We have one of the most wonderful Sub-divisions in this County, on beautiful Crystal Lake, five miles from Sanford. This Sub-division will be in the near fu­ ture, a high class residential section of Sanford. “COME IN AND LET'S TALK IT OVER.” ■y *v facing Hughey St. Ten nctres on Lake Onora road. 117 acrca in Geneva with LAKE front id.ho facing hard road. Terms can be arransctl on any of the aboVo. The price for a few days will be $120,000.10rc 00 days. Terms easy. ... . SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY E. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. 210 E. 1st St. Phone 117 1,000 Feet on Lake Jessup Modern conveniences, $4,500 each. Two lots in Dreanwoltl $1,500 each. Lot in Pinehurst Many real estate men say that we are o f ferin cheap. , [ REALTORS L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. TWO HOUSES business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfoi Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. 108 Magnolia Ave. Fronting on First Street just o ff Sanford AvenuJ A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. High and dry with a sandy bench, most beautiful sight around Sanford. 3 to 5 acres. Oak trees with 12G foot spread on this land. Special priced with terms for 10 days. See Mr. Chau. Night. I'hone 708-709 202 First Street to Happen in Kurt Mellon and East First Street Within W h a t ,s G o ''ig a Pew Weeks That Will Make a I.ot of Folks a Id)t of Money? Masonic Phone 733 Here Is a Money-Mak' 275 acres Seminole County, bori lakes. Rolling hig and dry road. Ldeal location for Bubdivw# miles from Sanford city linn1*’- even before u V e ^ h n o 'th js K01I’K t0 happen, name and address to U* 1>a^ers' aentl your term s reasonble. "IN V E ST IG A T E " Tamiami Land Company Room 3-3% Hall Huilding Phone 142 PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 766 5 Ball Bldg. — Lake Monroe Development Co. Puleston-Brumley Building Hanford, Fla. ■ E. E. PAGE The Substantial Realty 12-14 Garner-Woodruff TELEPHONE 770 , �=====^^=^T?EJfA^FORD HE This Pa^e is a Payin -Furniture, elc. 7—Busings Service ;:“ ^dusr*Mediums LEARN ABOU-r rolk County and * 1,1■ hrick masons can U kelnnd, through the StarBest advertising me­ nnC, ) '0t* o( ft» kin‘l!'- Telegram Snnf ° ? U;ii nt « rn e r Dth St. dium in South Horidn. Published Sanford Avc. Phone 390-W. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAMLakeland, Florida. A akiE ,STolfth r lhe Jljurnal-Her..Georgia’s greatest BUYERS or sellers of 24.—Lost, Found newspaper, •Morning, efternoon, .u F1o»ridn .rc“ *sUte advertise in weekly and Sunday. Classified the St. Petersburg Times. One cen‘ LOST: E ight months old famile I r V n H?,c- A c r o s s Jour- cent a word daily, two cents a won Collie, light brown with little nat-llerald. Waycross. Georgia. Sundays. black anti white. Reward. N’otiry • Hof-Mac Battery Co. Phone 384-W F 9J* BIGJ J E S ULT5 advertise in THE MORNING JOURNAL is the or 101-W. n l „ v * T LAU1>F.it 1)ALE accepted want ad medium in DAILk NEWS—it covers Brow­ Daytona (I la.) One cent a word LOST: Pockptbook containing $35, ns, Cf ° T y thoroughly which is an insertion. Minimum 25c. identification card and papers one of the most rapidly growing belonging to Heyward Walker. Re­ sections on the Florida Coast, CLARKSBURG EXPONENT ward if returned to owner at Sem­ bample copy and rate card upon THE “ C w tral West Virginia's larg­ inole Creamery Co. 110 W. 2nd request. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per St. word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or t OR SALE—'Space on the pags mnro lc per word each insertion, j for classified advertisements. 25—Opticians, Jewelers " ny not rent those vacant rooms, DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell anything? If s0 advertise in II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, ° r sell that second-hand goods? jewelery and clock repairing and OHIO Xenia. Make vour sales the Gninesviiie Sun. engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ through the Xenia Gsiette, Zennolia Avenue. Phone 412. in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want ad and display rates Realtor on request. FOIl SALE 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees Milnnc Theatre Bldg. A U T T L E WANT AI) IN The Businesn property located on one HERALD will bring you in big JTEW ART THE FLORIST” of the best corners in results. Advertise those old a r­ Flowers for all occasion. City. Now paying 7r r net ticles you have stored away and 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W on sale price of $100,000, hnve no use for, A little thlrtywith income increasing. 32—Typewriters, WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS _______ _ __________ . .Suppplies . _______ CPrit ad may bring you several Wo carry n full |jn~£ Our prices ore right. Cnsh or te rn s . Wo want your business »»?■* »oot pl1™*' Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 321 E. First St. ftfl 103._______ _____■ * ^ N F O rcn ^ L E C T B K ^ O . Suec**30L Everything dec- O 'J'rS.. .1rnJr«M _B & — Sa^ K -------------- j r r / F ! “ »^E ?S. SSW'*«5r»‘ »b »«* Prpert tervlcg r R. Ave -rnminorclal S t______ - 1L-i! ii t'OW \N —All kinds " J B . ” »d Sheet iteU l Worth l i;r ard Host Tanks. At Oak J£ !» Third S tru t. Tele nbone 111- "s s 't T ^ & ’v S l„f blocks. Irritation box**- J. n. tcrw lllffer. Prop. ____ HILL LUMBER CO. House » Scrrlce. Quality tad P ^ 6*- c - ' Are nnd anti FURNISHED Screened Porch Eastern Exposure Large Oaks Less Than Onefourth Cash R esident o t F lo rid a sin c e It* Terences: F i r s t Nut Iona I B an k . J. H. HUTCHINSON 1IP.AI. F.STATB I3J W est F irst S treet Phone t ’ i M em ber of S A N F O R D , Ft,A . F lorid a Stute FlnrletS Aesnrtatlnti. m B sesam eum m G. TAYLOR DYER In Ft. Mellon Painting—Hero rating PHONE 303 Close to Park Under Market Price HILTON’S iiA n n r.il sh o p 11.1 Magnolia Are. 8 First Class Barber* Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. S. W. BRADFORD ADDRESSING — Multlgraphlng. 'folding and m a ilin g - ., you want it—when you J ant it: Phone 673. n . E Porch. First REMINGTON Portable foUr.b»„k •rational Bank Bldg. Typewriters, “the king of portables. $00. Barret Portable Adding g—For Rent, Apartments Machines. Can't be beat. Seminole P rintery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. FOR RENT: 2 apartments to rent. Complete. Phone 371-W._______ 33—Wanted III* See Ellton J. Moughton STENSTROM ARCHITECT First National Rank Bldg. Sanford. ---------- Florid* -ACREAGE« S 'v o y S T ' Numerous other valuable business properties. ----BUSINESS-HOMES ■! TO REACH the prosperous farm­ VALDEZ HOTEL M o»C?27 ers and fern growers of Volus­ Why pay 6 or $7000 for a small Karuprnn I’ lnn bungalow when you can ia county advertise in the iVUmd ItU buy a nine room house Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Sanford's I.ratline llotrl with water, electricity, with ortler. •N&ldezHoie[ Building. ' garage, beautiful shade W t:ilT XV. W AUNKIt, Mnnn«er trees, flowers and fiftyFOR RENT: Good big store and YOUU LISTINGS will be apprcc- ADVERTISING gets results if it five Orange trees, also six room apartment^ above, fcaninte(j antj [,.1VC prompt n ttenri'tu‘ho* potential buyers, Paford Avenue. Chas. Kanncr. considerable ground. Lo­ ‘ and‘ *Lovell, real estate latka Daily News is circulated in tion. Elder cated at Lake Mary, for an industrial and agricultural sec­ brokers, 10—For Rent, Rooms lctu than $5,000. tion. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ WANTED: Painting and paper TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, out meals. Reasonable rates. hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San-' Fla. Thousands read the clas- Good buy—modern four room bun­ galow with water and ford and N. Y. jsified pages of Florida's Gtent Lincoln Hotel. electricity. Lot 128x116 ------------------------------------------------Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. FOR RENT: Furnished bed room. 31—Wanted Help, Female ‘ Minimum 25c, cash with order. feet. Price $2750. Reas­ 306 Palmetto Avenue._________ ---------------------------------- ------------- Write for coniplcto rate card. onable terms. Located at Lake Mary. I WANTED: Good woman for cook' " ----1 7—For Sale, Houses anti general house work. Good EI.Ol, KR3 ATTPartTION — onsacola is beginning the Orange Grove—60 acres in grove, i FOR SALE: New 5 room house wnges paid. Reference required. greatest 47 acres uncleared, with development in Georgia’s Cali 918 Myrtle Avc. on Sanford Avc., three miles bouse, barn and garage. history; a half million dollar high-I out. Few lots nt $600 and $800, WANTED: Salesladies and sales- way to the gulf beach just finish-j Located in S e m i n o l e Terms. See A. C. Cinder, ClinderC o u n t y three-quarters men. Apply Hollywood office, ed; at two million dollar bridgf ___ _ 117 Magnolia Ave. mile from hard road. This across Escambia Boy started; i l:rcJ ville, Fla. is a real buy, now yield­ ------------------------ --------------------- quarter million dollar opera house FOR SALE: 6 room house and WANTED: ing handsome return on Experienced saleslady under construction; two millions 1-2 acre land, 1-2 mile due south investment. Price $75,000. for ladies ready-to-wear. Only being spent on highway; greatest Elder Springs. Inquire a t Herald experienced need apply. Style chance for livo developers to get Office. Shop, 309 Sanford Ave. in on ground floor. Write Dcvel- Acreage— 134 acres, beautiful ten room house two baths,[ 38— -Wanted, Situation Male jopment Department. Tho Pensa­ FOR SALE: Four new, two room three fireplaces, hardwood cola News. hourcs, each on easy term s, $750 floors. One mile front on ELDERLY couple with no cncum- „ . _______ Gindcrvilte. Also a few good lots one of Orlando’s promin­ SOUS at FiUO. Write P. O. Box 691? City. bra rice wish position ns care*11 AMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ent highways. Priiv $Hhtakers. Address Caretaker, 519 „ Send in your subscription to tin* U00. would I Union Avc. (Tribune or hand it to your local If only philanthropists dealer so you can read Florida's -give it back to the same people POSITION WANTED: Young man greatest newspaper. One year. Apply they took it from.—Roanoke World 21 years old, desires permanent JS.00, 6 months, $4 00, three month News. position. Office and outside exper* $2.00. If you desiref$l,UQ0 insurA. P. < icncc. Best of references. Address nnre t»'licv add 75e ro your order. Magnolia FOR SALE: A real bargain, 15 ••M” care Herald. ! AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- Plume Is n m house bent in county. On gustn, Gh., Augusta's greatest twu beautiful lakes. 3 miles from classified medium, rate, cash, Vc town, would cost $-10,000 to build 11—Wanted In Kent ___ barge. 10c minimum. it now. If sold in next 10 days Porter K. Pitts res [will take $15,000. Fine location TWO NICE unfurnished rooms ‘ MAINE — WatcrvIIIo, Morning bath convenient. Sentinel, thousands of Maine It HAL ESTATE for hospital or sanatarium . Will wanted with interested in Honda hold 50 beds. If you are looking near in by gentleman and wift m’M e “ ro Reach l t o ll ! l l - i->f V h i 'I. Until* them through I*h«*ni* 190-\V for a bargain, this ts it. E. G. Kes- suitable for light housekeeping.! Fla - iNtonPufta n u ••-i*t lag W ^ ttliui'li'/, i?r, Route A, Box 187 Moderate. Address J. W. J. care the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ Iti-l*r ***Jt in I Kstati* Itri.U* r plication. Sanford Herald. -•jQfEALTOHSjA* 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each JOHN E. FOX, Reprcscnlatlve RESTAURANT for sale. $1500 Business For Sale of them through a classified ad will buy good paying business, KIRK'S in the Morgnntown POST. Six if interested see Thrasher and 120 South Park Avc. IN A FAST GROWINti cents a word for six consecutive AlITO TOl’ SHOP Garner. Phono (J32-W. issues. TOWN “We Cover Florida Heal Estate Like Hie Sunshine I'll rill II1*l ^***!'* '* 1r f 11 FOR SALE: 1924 Ford Sedan in ('y«hi 1 1 (1 * 1 ' * wrU (* I" * COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER excellent condition. Will sell or $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN­ I nt i|) rllt* Classified ads have the largest Snnfurtl, I’li*. trade for rcul estate. P. O. Box ERAL MERCHANDISE circulation in Southwestern Geor­ I*linnr . a !.¥«■*■«a V *■»•**■ ■ * * * * » ■ ■ ■ * * ■■■a*****'*"*1'" ^ * - £ £03, gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. * i: WITH V^iJezRectltyCa W. V. Wheeler Inc J t l l l s t N a t ’I. Bank! To Builder or Investor Building Phone 490W FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. WANTED You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. Twenty men for our Osteen Cement plant. ; ; EXTRA EASY TERMS Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary. White a e A L ry AND FIXTRUES. DOING GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE: Pedigreed fcmnle German police dog: 10 months ••Id. 107 W. Central St. Osteen, Fla. '*■ !■ol! SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call 212-U. RESTAURANT BUSINESS: If taken soon, $1,500. Owner going north. Address It care Herald. FOR SALE: One tank, tower with Fairbanks-Morse engine and' pump all for $50.00. R. W. I^ rd , South Sanford Ave. ItUt |V L TO R SALE: 1925 Dodge Spccinl * oupc, A-l condition good rub­ ber Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avenue. Price $800. TUBKF.YS FOR SALE: 1 Spencer. Phone 400. G. W. 21.—Sale, Real Estate • h d s t 1"' 7 be the SPURLING, auh-division specialist. Subdivision to Oruindo, Florida, and F l o r a Heights. Florida on Dixie High­ \ B. C. Eaton & Co. C L ^ W° VR - — Broke re r ~ J Tires and Tubes Seminole Hotel ’iOQ feet frontage SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers Price $122,500 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. At prices th at ar* rlghi I*,,,It,,, t Acrem:" in Seminole 26 1-2 acres at Paula Pan Am and Standard Gas ana Oils (Borders two lakes) RAGS WANTED - Large, clean, linen or cotton r igs for clean* ing purposes. Bring them now t0 (he Herald Composing Loom. “Veedol Oils” VV. H. LONG^ Price $13,000 MEAT MARKET Electric Irons Radio Supidic* Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. RINE’S FILLING STATION « Phone 1G1-J m 410 Sanford Avs. Sanford, FI*. 3 214 E. FIRST ST. W. K. SMITH, Mgr. phone l.»3. ■ a a l l i l Sanford Ave. Sanfoid, H»- ---------------------------------------------1 _r TH A T W A T C H I T H |«3 VS/A.TC.H (t) 8 .b L H T W R O N C , IT R E A O ^ N O O R . C)OM P tv y F d c i O L K A H M -f C L O C ^ n EIv C R CLOCK vJO-ST OlO K C E .P T H E - r \ f o o i^ ft.id.HT T IM E J dpi) p Ileal Estate Developer* Promoter l SANFORD. FLORIDA. By (iLOUGH McMANUS )TE *■* y % FULTON, INC. First Street (N ear Forrest Lake Hotel) Esther 4 Inquire ,,cst Kusiness Site m Sanford way. w atch colored. Good pay and bonus. ■ FOR SALE: One Shetland pony. Gentle and in good condition. 1006 Union Ave. Phone 99. and t IT IT> J U O T FIN E 'T E 'b - 'W l L L T O O c* w e t h e CORRECT T IM E .? OtO N O U TOLL. Th £ J/Nm i TOR. TH A T T O O w A r O 'E O T O m C '1 M lH O T E * 3 TW O (— a f t e r _ 6 ’l)i T' e* T V T) % J__ ] FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can­ didacy in the coming city elec­ tion for tho office of City Commission. II. It. STEVENS }J <r .v 2T Try Smith's Barber Sliop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. L NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On anti after January tho 10th, 1926, tho Painters scalo will bo $1.00 per hour. . Local 1261, Sanford By M. I). JACKSON. Financial Secretary. Winter Days Are Here m See Our New Asaortmcnt of Andirons and Fire Sets , e r rjjlh' / aw S'*. Aj(\ (M925 fty !nf l F catuha Stwvic*. I^c 0 Ball Hardware Co. PIIONE 8 O t « ( Oi (tun ntHti rtifrvid V * t * ’f ^ _____ \ 1 � 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, November 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e6464bf6bc7fa430087e997d83347424.pdf 3d255d3ed715eb14694427ad3f551f88 PDF Text Text Florid*: fair toi*l*ht,Jieavy fiw t In extreme north, mid light frost In the Interior portion*; Tuesday fair and wanner. ^ ^ ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925 5ocly Of Queen Alexandria Lies in State As Sorrowing People Pay Their Respects Chairman of W ays and Means Committee Thinks Measure Will Re Passed By House ReMrc Close Of 2nd Week Senate May Get It Before Christmas Mitchell Court Martial And Lenders Sponsoring Measure Hope To See It Become E f­ Shenandoah Inquiry Will fective Before March First Overlap Opening Session; Bong, Stormy Fight Ahead ■suable knmiiTItht he ■admink Pul SANDRINGHAM, Eng., Nov. 23 W —The body of Queen mother Alexandria is resting; in tho dinily-lightcd church here where it will be on view until Thursday so that those who dcaitv, tuny pass by tile bier nnd pay their re­ spects to the beloved woman, whom many of them had known or seen in Sandringham. Throughout last night four servants of the Royal household watched beside the HOME EDITION COL. MICHELL Navigation District TAKESSTANDIN C reated To Build OWN DEFENSE Important Project tokens of affection from tho royal household, were placed here and there about the coffin. Simplicity also marked tho fin­ al service which was held inter. For Third Time Within Few The minister delivered a short Months Former Air Chief service but did not preach a ser­ Gives Reason For Assailing mon.^ _ The service was attended Two S e r v i c e Branches by King George and Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales, and oth­ er Roynl personages. With them mourned a large number of the regular members of the congrega­ tion. After the service King George Begins Testimony With Ac­ and Queen Mary and all the royal count Of His Army Career, personages retired to Sandring­ Including Service In War ham house, and four servants took up their watch beside the coffin. After the funeral services, Fri­ day in West Minster Abliey. the Officer Will Submit To Cross-Examination Much of his testimony hinged upon tho same points ho had strew soil last spring before tho house aircraft committee and later be­ fore tho president’s nir boaid. Much Wine Leaking Inlo II- Special Legislation Proposed When ho took tho stand in his licit Trade Ls Revealed lly By Representative .1. Lyles otvn bohnlf ho was informed of Prohibit ion Officials Of j Must Appear Before Voters Ids rights by tho law member of the court. Col. Hlanton Winahip, Washington Bureau Forces Of This District In June and replied that he would subject himself to full direct and cross ex­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.:.-(/V) amination by tho tvneh mid pros­ —Prohibition enforcement offic­ ecution, the same as any other witness. ials have uncovered nnd old fa: h(Jives Account of Career ioned spigot from which n large Col. Mitchell began his testi­ supply of wine has been leaking mony with a long and dotnilod ac­ annually into illicit trade and count of his arm y career, including they arc shaping a plug to atop tho service In th e air in Franco, fop which ho was awarded ninny Several hundred thousand per­ decorations. mits, issued by •xevfcnuc collec­ From that point tho witness was tors lie fore prohibition beenme ef­ !<‘d under questioning by his coun­ Chamber of Commerce Head fective and forgotten by many of­ sel, representative Frank Reltl of Sees Sanford mid County ficial:*, they have found, have giv Illinois, to an explanation of var­ Flaying Important Dart In en th.* apparent authority of tin* ious phases of aircraft develop­ government for production of 200 Development This Section ment. The colonel testified that at gallons of wine unnually by each the end of tho World W ar, avia* holder. tioa was Just beginning to conus The house cleaning incident to into its own nnd hnd the conf'ic. the re-organization of the prohib­ gone on, a destructive a ir warfare ition forces lias exposed these perwould have been decided against iiiits to view, and assistant Sec­ Germany's “nerve contort." retary Andrews the treasury’s pro­ He then recited a long success­ hibition field m arshal, has drawn ion of recommendations regarding up a regulation revoking all ol relation made by him and reject­ them. It will be promulgated ed by the War Department. He within IX hours. said he never had been able to have a : tudy made of the precau­ The assistant secretary also has tions a city tike New York should uhnpod n plug to atop the leak take to defend itself from an air of sacramental wine into non-sne’ nimcntal channels. He plans to attack. "If an enemy came within n dry up these little rivulets through bundled miles of New York City, * an agreement lie has reached with he said, “he could stand off in an ' Jewish lenders whoso churches are nirshin after picking up an Men* the largest legitimate users of sac­ tityin- point, nnd I bcliovo every ' rnmcntul wines. New regulations aerial*torpedo would fall with an ' under which sacramental wine may up a <f the sire of New York City. ; lie obtained are expected this week permitting withdrawal, probably, „•......•_*— j or three per ' of only about two ‘ cent of the amount that heretofore has been taken out for ulleg* ed religiou usc. t Wheeler Mlikes Statement the disclosure 1 Coincident with * ; that the new snncramcntal wine reg* to be proimils illations were ubout i WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-- (/P) . gated, Wayne s U. Wheeler, anti­ _A new bituminous strike threat JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 23.—(/P) win seen today in the action of . saloon........... league counsel, issued n ... -it declaring th at the churg- —Walter Y'aliton, IK, who was minors unions' officials in again ,| statcincn 'tanned would cu t down the M-rving a life sentence for the mur­ si . king the attitude of the federcs pi..... ^ practices which “have caused a der of I’olice Sergeant Wevcr in ndminist ration on the question of . scandal in sum parts of the coun- Miami several months ng<», es- intervening in the controversy ov­ taped from the state prison farm er the Jacksonville soft coal wage state and offering Sanford a t r y ” Mr. Wheeler also praised double outlet for her produce and i the ansi: •ant secretary for having at I’aiford late yesterdny. The agreement. manufactures. made the swce| ling change in pro- I oy’s parents had motored from POUT MORRIS. N. J., Nov. 23. John I.. I.ewis, president of the In uddition to reclaiming hund­ 2 cedure w ith respect to mnnufaet- this city to visit him and after United Mine YVorkers, has asked i! 11 Postmaster Edward S. ....*...r!r.g and use of ub they had lunched together, young Pre .blent Cuolidgo, whether as tin * tiring, denaturing reds of thousands of acres of fer­ honip-on thinks the twentyY’aliton slipped Into the family :‘!‘- alternative to government, the tile soil and furnishing a water .» cohid, the. permits for which here t.mm «uuh robbery of hi v general store bile nml unnoticed by the route th a t is expected to piny an .1 after will be i ued on un annua mine workers themselves might V 1H altogether too much, guards sped out of the prison he considered justified in taking important part in the reduction of basns. business cold and grounds. ,oing to farming. freight rates and the lessening of in protest against what V Trcnsury officials have It was his second escape since measures damage Untile to result from fu* thev consider violution of the series of conferences wi his conviction in Dade county. Vulituro rail embargoes, the construc­ , ish leaders on |th* saci ton alias William Fox escaped tion of tho St. Johns-lmlinn River TA LLAHASSEE. Nov. 23.—M wine question unil *»*r. from near Tallahassee on July 17, canal represents tho last connect­ —Public improvement meaiure said he had been given « while being transferred from Hal­ ing link in a scenic wnterway ex­ occupied the attention of tho rimr; operation by them in h ford to state road camp number tending for nioro than a 1,000 idn L egislature when it resume, to curb the use as a bev one near Marianna. Ho was re­ miles from a point abovo Charles­ ^ r . r i u . D , W. Vn., Nov. 23. its session today. The house plni * much wine intended for captured n week later. ton, S. C., down through Jack­ I, *l' members of ned action on measures provi'hn * 1rites. The church head: sonville, to Sanford and thence V>nl Hitlers of Mystery were for construction of a new ■‘t'ji‘r sorted, were entirely will Torrents of rain often fail .lur­ on t» cast coast points and Miami building here and new bum1* the supply ho reduced ni ing the sandstorms of tho Sahara Z J wtc^ y by Shcriff office ntnl Key West. 1 * e,i only on rules which v ings for the state prison at Rn inn" ®*PUtieH ill conDesert. Commission Will 11audit- Project ford. Each of tbe proposed men:3; hamper the legitimate In discussing the data upon ures carries nn appropriation » in bol NEW YORK, Nov. 2 3 .- '/PI— ^ » t l c . w r ,™ "c,lr l0h ;ro"'0mn" 8300,000 nnd leaders The New York Freight it.nm ship *h« *»«" »*'• »«W to Susherico was aground today a t Ic I iiif cd f.rom a,lto9 nt Pin- ported to have reached infornu I Puntu do Materiilo.i, Cuba, SOS ude* t ». 1 wer® greeted by agreem ent upon the legislation. Tito senate ulrernft regulation calls picked up here iauirated that ready been passed on and tho gov­ te.1 i r ,. ° ther Bvvc‘n wt‘re arthe steamship was in communica­ ernor authorised to appoint a com­ bill has reached its third reading li.»i h ’T 11 rcart'b of orguntion with the navnl radio ita tv a t mission of fivo members to hnvo in tho house with prospects ... , Nov. 23.-071 that the fund bo not reduced be­ $500,000. charge of the expenditure of the 1 AU in t h - cnni-r n,cn early disposition to low Port au Prince. pcssngo. An amendment uven a hearing Representative McCall of Ham­ nents, tho house Tho Susherico, 101*7 tons, a fte r money appropriated with the au­ has been tacked on exemption Pr l ■' ilton, author of the public build­ ted the amend- ings a recent trip from N« w York, left thority to open negotiations with ately owned and operated nircralt. bill, offered tho amendment iroviding a new to this iluvanu for other 'Cuban porta. the war department and to enter The “search end scisure” measure, bill as n subatltuto to the Faint wireless calls were picked into contracts for tho drvdgiujc hasseo and for amendment by was dealt w ith from the prohibi­ Representative / at the stu'e up Inst night by various stations of the channel. tion law has been reported favor­ Kurts of Glades, th at the fund Members of this commission urj mended by G<>v- bc but tbe sender could not then be ably. not reduced below $500,000. expected to be designated at all id passed both Heprescntative Davis of lo;on of­ identified. Members of the upper , 'NERIO Nov. 23.—UP)— i a dissenting A later wireless message pick- early date, Secretary iVartno*! were prepared to consider the re­ fered the amendment to the Raln membe * of the crew of port of the special committee :o ford prison appropriation o f which : .Mogy nrc rc . investigate . In*, is tho author. Governor M‘,.r ;!n '’ Tlio amendment to tho , ill commence with the Fed. riahcil when the charges against H. B- rhillip1- which proviile for an opi 11 • An amendment to tho amend­ uthoritlea at Washington, he H 0f 1100,000 each from th ru*r a boiler ex- whom tho governor removed a r.aH on hor w#y chairm an of the state read de­ Florida internal improvement fund ment offered bv Representative Taylor, of Highlands, which he V survivors, tho partm ent. „ . provided for the - 0" % a'lbr. were plckConsideration of Gov. tasUlimentsI UHnnim American pe- m essages concerning bills whicn n Gerro Aju] cn. vetoed lost week was on tnc aclic a s * . »• ■••••••• « • dale of both houses. Soft Coal Miners Ask President I i' Young: Miami Slayer He Will Intervene Flees From Prison Freight Steamer Is Aground Near Cuba su*i v u?po8wip,n»to Prison and State Building Measures Are Passed Without Dissenting Vote W Ship’s Crew sported Drowned 4 NUMBER 98 �^ v fi- w ’> v it? s= PAGE FO Lecturer Of Bible Association Wi l l Speak Here Sunday § ), SATURDAY. N 0V EM BER21, 1925. THE SANFORD _____ T in : r in c i iT c o m e r o k im ii .i : « nt v rv , f i .o r u m . r llA .M K H V , STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER Uy CHARLES P. STEWART J. Suit to LAKE. Uulrt Title, * v n ric ij o r m asti :nm s a l e 3 . l i i 11* hereby piveii th a t th o ida. In end for S em in ole County. NovumN‘,ll.1gned I* Soecial M s s te r In IN Florida, mi tin* itii dny of under* virtue o f n fin al d e - M Chancery hv her. A. r,y l k / d o IrCLASS, c r e e interc ,| |n that certn ln c a u s e o f tho the Circuit Court. S e v Cleric o f the C ircu it-C o u rt Circult. H»m lnole a Hcventh Judicial Circuit. o f th e ■pending ... I in J nth Judicial w h e r e in S. A. t tat#- of Florida. In and for Heml- Complainant, n ,fr County. Washington. Nov. 20. — doing moderately paid government cm vs. (HEAL) A Jf u -KKKSi home pretty late, some nights ago, ployc. . . . ,1V. A. LOVELL. «t at. Deputy Clerk. , * * * i D efendant*. I happened to glance upward, to­ Vi’IL^ON, HOrSHOIsDKH <v HOYLIv, C. A. Wiic, of New York City, ward about the 'jteonth floor of Yet the fact that such nn inorder «.r Kuhltention Sollclt^rw f »r Complainant. rcprenvnting the International Bi­ a certain Washington skyscraper, dividual— It. Moulton Pcttey—is n o t ic e TO KNOWN AND V S Nov. 7-11-21-25. ble Students' Association, will lec­ nnd Immediately my cyo was Haid* to have been lno the original orieinal Tm ; lsow, ;\ (ll> Dr.IkjI..oSjiid DANTH: ,1U V L ncrn hT»T a , to: ture nt the Milano Theater Sun­ caught by the peculiar winking of prompter nnd certainly is now th«*i W. A. UIVMl.t,. JK£Hi: D. COLE. r. rill? t int i it cm iit ok SKMday night at 7:13 o’clock, accord­ a lore light in nn upperstory win­ {.'rrsitient of tho Woodrow Wilson WILLIAM D ilAKHMV. 8. C MrIM il.E d l l M 'V . KLOUIUA. i> ' ing to an announcement made to­ dow. They wore rapid winks, at Memorial Association nnnenrs npponrs to DOW I.I.L. D. rt. (RKNStlAM, If 11v—n E A l.V v TEl'HT COMPANY, a Ftql i ! 1„ » ! ?T- r .V«M j Intr. andntr* If «t<b*r. any then #-r nil to of raid day by members of the nuioria- slightly irregular intervals. bo tthe only basis for n’ ..rlot. -of? -f.n none Im* «l••n*i. tn,. ViVla Cornoratlon. JAMF.S A. t .. rt-txl-• I- ,I.. hU, tion here. JOHNSON. A L F R E D F O S T E R * li.Trs. ilevls"cii. uraiitecN or o th er too friendly publicity the organixn While no wire or wireless op­ VlllHINTA - CAROLINA t IIEMIrlnlm.mlN under W. ,\. I^iVKI.I.. The public in erator, due to past business activi­ tion is receiving on the eve of it/ JEHHE D. COLE. WILLIAM D. MAH- i 'AI. roM l'A N T . a D etawnru C or­ cordially invit­ proposed countrywide drive for PKV. K. <’. Ate DOW E L L D. (J. poration. , , ties I do know a little about/the C om p lain an ts ed to h rar Mr. W. itici a s i .l or o tlierw lse . telegraph code — not enough to funds to endow an institution of CltKXHIfA vs. j n .l to all p a r tie s each ml every Wise, who has rend it. but enough fo th at I rec­ learning near the capital in the el ilm lim a n y In terest umler a n y of F It. IILACJC nml ADDTE E. BLACK been on the leethe Itlsivfl n a nn ii il.-f' tMl.intn. each honor. his v. If.-, and J. \V. HELL and ognized, in this winkety-wink-wink war president’s • • • nml ev ery , w h o s e loini.H and re;i|turn platform KI.I55AIIETII UKLU Ills w ife , all winking, something extraordin­ . are onltiuot'ii to the Comr. .Id* nts #.f S« rnliiiilu C ou n ty, for a number of Nobody says a word, nut nnd il.'iiei l.lalnant la th e nl.ove i titltleil enuse. FI, rl.Ii. nml EI.VEU U IIUJH. dnarily like Morse. years. His sub­ out, against I’ettoy. AH they do anil to all p a r tie s unUnovvo w h o m itic l.iislm s s us E. I- R ICE * Thst, probably, is all I’d have v . r elalinltiK a n y Interest or l o ­ ject S u n d a y OlAII’AN V. say is thnt he’s just a special aud­ F.i. thought about it if, passing the Def. n.tants. ll r. i s In the Ism! Involved In this night will be N..t lc.- of S|ieclnl 'taster*. S ale «ame way a night op two later, I itor for the internal revenue bu- m i l . said land b e in g s l l u a l e ill •"the Highway «V„tice |s hereb y g i v e n th a t imrC ou n ty. Klorliln. and dehadn’t witnessed the phenomenon renu—and here ho is trying to rais.1 Monilnole Ferin.'.i ns fo llo w s , t o - w l t: fu .'mh t o n Final D ecree in th e a b o v e to Life.” again. Moved by nn undignified $3,500,000. Having said, that .they . ntitl.'d rause. ilated th e oth. d ay Tile Hoiifheast (Juarter o f the In connection N o r th w e s t O m t ii e r o f Heelloti .,f November, A. D. I'»2A. th e under* curiosity, I gat a telegrapher appear to think they've made out I I vm (.*.), T o w n s h ip t w e n t y ( 30) ri-ned. ir# Sperlal Alnster. Will o ff e r a strong case. But havo they? with his talk. friend to take n look. f , «.il and Fell to th e h ig h e s t nml Koutli, ItaiiKi' I t E ast. Mr. Wise will Tw as even nn Id suspected. Ask l ’ettcy if tho story is true, And It n p o e a r ln g from tho sw orn 1.. ,t i id ler for rash nt th#- front nnd his answer is, "Certainly. point out that hill e f riiuijdalnt herein th a t you ,,,r of tie Court H o u s e In Sanford. Rome thirsty party was "8.O.H.What of it? Docs a man have to nml i n c h o f you m ay c la im su m - H, mliiol. County. Florid a, w ith in building good Ing” furiously for licker, n n d .it rl:;lil. i l i l e or ln ti‘r e s i In and lo the tin. i-y a l h ou rs #if S ilo on Alondny roads synchronA. Wise 11.. 7th. day #.f D ecem ber. A. D. must hnvo been nuito n Inrge bo a notability to entitle him to p roperty h e r e ln n h o r e deserllied. Isen with laying the foundation pnrty, considering the nmount and work for n Woodrow Wilson me­ It Is th e r e fo r e O ltD K IlK D that 11.. .-,: tin- f o llo w in g «l<,scrlhcil lot. you nod each of y o u ' h e and you ■ pnreel of Innd Sltuatfl in for better government, Sp( nking vnricty of refreshments it was m orial?” Laugh that off. ’ * are hereb y required to ap p ear to H, min..i- County, F lorida, t o - w l t : • • • today on that subject, Mr. Wise ordering, from off in tho darkness, the lull of I'oinplnlnt h erein fll.it Rl'P.INNINtl nt a p#dnt 5 clinlmi ■aid: Pcttey isn’t widely known nnd In tills cause, on Monday th e 7tIi ,1 ,!.. , ist of th e q u a rter s e c t io n of December, A. D. 192S Hot tile t #||| the scetl'itl Rile o f Heedoesn’t profess to lx*, hut rome day "Many have wondered why so toward Arlington. sa m e hello.' a L oin D ay o f the IS. T o w n s h ip 19 S ou th , of his association’s executive com­ Court, nt the Court llo u s a In S a n ­ rlon many inventions, labor-saving de­ R ange .in >list, runnlrfg tlicneo The Agriculture Department mittee members are. They include ford. H.-mlnol.. County, F lorida, and vices and other conveniences have III,rlli 17.1 feet, tliolicu east 3.71) 111 default th e r e o f D ecree I’m C on ­ f , . t , thcn#,e south 123 fio-t. been thrust upon us no rapidly has been nt great point to tell the Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, fess#) will lie en tered n u a in s t you, then ce W'#«l 3311 fe e t , to point during the past few decades. The world that it has no objection to Mnj. (Jen. Hines, Mayor Walker said ca u se lining a s u it to quiet of REiilNNIN H. Said lan#l b e in g kissing. Why, you ask, should tilt: title iii th#. ihiniplnlnnnt la and lo |,,,'.it'd in lot 4 a c co rd in g to of New York, 1(J governors and penalty against the rnco was “Hy­ describ ed land. William llenrdnll’s Mnt> o f Ht. ing thou shuit die”; for mankind department suppose anybody did half ns ninr.y senators. The drive theIt above Iii fo riln T ordered th a t this Joseph's r«'scrvlng n strip o f has been eking out nn existence suspect it of objecting? Ueenuso rtnrts Dec. 7. I can’t see unything n otlee he p ublished In th e Hanford land 13 feet w id e n lo p g th e it received n whole stack of let­ Herald, a n ew sp a p er |inhllsh<d In rout It shlc. lo t.e k ept #ipcn n s a amidst laborious toil nnd hard­ the m atter with the enterprise un­ ro'olvvav. ns sh o w n i#v said ntnn. Hanford. S e m in o le C ou n ty, Klorl.li. ters. accusing it of Just that thing. ships while man is n dying crea­ less somebody has something bet­ once a w eek In four consrcutlV' (S ig n ed ) J i d l N «!. LKtiNARDY. What happened was this: ture. ter to urge against it than that w e e k ly Issueg. Hi . cl.il Master In Chnticery. The department issued a bulletin Ft. Moulton I’ettey is a treasury W ITN ESS tn>’ hand nnd th e seal WILSON. l l o l ’S i r o t .D E R & IIOYLI "Man’s hope of life lies In the Sidh'ltors for C om n laln an ts. o f the Circuit Court o f th e Seventh declaring war nn mistletoe. With department auditor. resurrection of »ho dead, if it has Judicial Circuit of the Klulii o f F lo r ­ Nov. 7 - 11-21 -IS. Dee. 5. 1925. been necessary to earn one’s bread Christmas so close nt hand, tho through efforts causing "sweat of country evidently jumped largely face," may wo not conclude that to the conclusion thnt .Secretary im i i i i i : t \ \ %l DITH labor-saving machinery Is the fore­ Jnrdlne was launching nn nntii \ \ I'.sTKi vrroNs SYSTEMS runner of a time when man will oscillation campaign. In reuiity, it not be a dying creature 7 And as appears, the bulletin wn« inspired WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—(fP)— a new government under Christ in by tho forest service, which dis­ Army nnd marines stage tho ser­ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS promised, may not the casting up likes mistletoe solely on the vice classic of the gridiron senground thnt it kills trees. of roadways to facilitate the trav­ Sialtr i:t-ir# M.iwimh* T«*m|»tr llullillnt; aon here today with the president’s eling of automobiles suggest the rup, emblematic of the service laying of the foundation of a bet­ WASHINGTON, Nov 21.—Why of victory. Tho tro ­ ter government in whlcdi will lie shouldn’t nn internal revenue iiu- championship phy is now held by tbe army a i cant im the highway to life upon renu auditor conceive the idea of reported by the infantry of xxBUtfiiaBiBflaHHxaBaiiaBliHHHVHHEiatiHaaHaaaaaHHHBHHaB* which humanity shall he invited to ii $3,500,000 Woodrow Wilson Me- Ft. Henning, Gn., nnd theeleven Marine w alk?” morinl University? Why, having Corps contestant for the cup today thought of it, shouldn't ho go to is selected from the squad at IN T ill'. t I I U I IT COt ItT SEV­ work to mist* the money nnd found (Junutico, Vn., Marine Imse. ENTH J l 1111*1 \ |. t l i n t IT NIDII- the university? Thoru doesn’t N til.u ( t i t M r , i t .t u t t i i\. seem to be any reason why not, ex­ America ittity have more crime I.’l C llA N l'E U Y . cept that raising $5,500,000 ii tlinn other countries, but *lte rather a large order for a not iliie n ’l rnire nil tbu criminal*.— At. M. Hin11 ii. C iuniilaliiant, vr. particularly prominent and only P.icbmonil News-Lender. AON EH T. I.KW’IH, If llvlmr. mul if Vlutrhln* |V complainant, and E. It. ;.„ r v #t nl.. " r- defendants, sal.l entered vn the «th day of i ' . ..nlier I‘#25. 1 will offer for 'S ' und V l l t#» ihe highest nnd sal# hiVldc r nt ‘he Sentlnoli) Coun- r A N EW SUB-DIVISION i best tr ’(•.iitrihiiiis". Hanford. F lo rid a, ilnring the P-gnl Hours «>f sa le, on A announci / V; , TO THE PUBLIC INA* Monday In December, 1323. th#> first ■tain#* la*Inif the seventh day of the . j , . f ollowing described t#r#>|ieriv lit V# rnlnole County, ^Florida, . to-wlt: ........ * “ l"T,h'1,"g\V'i of the 8WU. S e c tio n j 1 Township 21 R.* Hanm* 2‘J f xrent 10 acre* In Iho S o u t h ­ ^ M E M B E R THE ' ,.,,rncr th ereo f h e r e to f o r o .1,1 i„ \V. I). C u n n in g , s it u a t e , jrlng an I being In t h e C o u n ty #.f h, minote. Mato o f P lorhltt. t , . ; . t h . r wlili all r ig h t, t i t l e i.ti.i Inter.'*! the defrndunls have 'In *nld property an#l all th o r(,. ,t title and Int# r e st tho #lefen.lanlf have In and In th o eef- . ... |, , #/.v. ring said prop­ er!'' doled the 25 tlt ilov o f jD rrl, t»l». from M erritt K. jp,1,1ns :i and wife, to Emma IEtitimlnger covering suld p ro ■ to1* t\7«fy fiihl /Inal tiorror. Term i “f Nali*. purrhaarr to pay fur 'I"*! arul milgnment or nanl 5 ja r Puleston-Bnimley Hn Sanford, Fla. n . s ttA n o N . Special .Master ■ ■ Nov 7. H. 2L 21. 1fj Lake Monroe Dcvck 9B C S I0000B 000000IH I|S U D S S al ] 1 | , THE B U SINESS OP RUN’NiNrTI EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENT1 f.lA S S lF IE ^ D IC K S O N -IV E S Man’s Store Service Teams Will Meet In Grid Classic Robertson, Williams and Monahan Af i 9 ft (li.uil, i Ii it ht-lrs dvvlm .i#. Kruiil<<s o r #itlnr rln llu u n ln miller A kims T. ] , r ivIs, In and lo Him fidlowliM it# scrlliiil Inn,I* III HcmllMil.1 CmiiiiI) ■ Klorliln. t n - w l l: T h e NXV'i o f t h e N U '4. Hrcili.n II. T o w n s lil |i 2I H., Iliinii.- l l K. nnd nil pnrtl#M clniiiilna itit.-rist In ttml l o ilia uliiivo tl# st rlb. <l |iroiM'tiy w ltnthur k n o w n or unknown. D e li n d n n t h m i l to l l n l r l Tlllr. o n i ii . ii o r i n m . H v r n w T o AkIU'S ’l*. L e w is , II llvlmr. nod If ilvail. nil |n rsnn* elrilnilin: Int• i lists u n d er A kim m 'I'. I.ew o, ii• • • i • .1 or o tflerw lse. In mill In Hie follow ■ llIK di'Mcrllii'd I: Im| h In H ’IIiIIIoIm co u n ty , FlorPIn lo - w l l : Tim N W , o f Hi.. N E H . H.rllon H, ToWlislll|i 21 H., Itaiusu Jl Wo have two plans of financing1 Your Horne 0 m rv i- , 1 « IVv ■; j and n* 1 v nil p a r lie s c I<i Iin Im; Inlerer.l lo lo Hu. a b o v e i l i n i l o d |>ru|o i ly, w lieth er k n o w n or iiiiIiimi .. i. Toll m o l e.'ieli o f you ui Her. Iiv orderi .1 l o iipp.-ur to • l , i i l . iii- <ti­ ll U n i ilium ' on o r a -f-'i iln find Alondny In I leeonihrr. I ' . j , n.iiue Im I iiu u rule dny o f tills court, nod ■Ii■« rev. mIi day o f Hie I till, mid ill d* fa u lt liter. o ( n il>. ree pm coIlf* hm.i will lie en tered ok.ill. -I y o u nnd encli o f y o u , mul suld cuuse ............'ll ex lllirie. It Is f i i r i l o r ordered llinl lid* order lo* puidiidie.i on ce n w . e k for fou r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s lo the Han­ ford II. raid, a n e w s p a p e r puldlnllcd nl Hmiford, Flortua. W'IIo.'nn my limid mol seal of mild anil eourl. I Ilia Iho i.lli dny of Niivemher. 03.'.. V. I!. HOIKIf.AHH, s y -V \ v* i i Kyl I I #is - e ■•»** Cf.n.; L ! .1 r > ft. . l i fi I * 1 #}. ipi 1 m m > ¥ 111 4 * • c.. A t i .j' U H f ; M i; l • I c \ 41 I f f , . , i I1FST l(OC-BONl) s T U c C t ) FOUR Al’AU I WENT HOUSE IN CITY. NEW. Cl,081 \ in . |*AY* ING NICK INCOME <IN INVESTMENT, COMI’I.KTKI.Y ICRN JSIIF.D GARAGES. n l a ll |.r«#|irtty pruprrt* „„ r , r., ■ li.Mr ) | | lit *.1.2.11). II Thu Clements, Adams Company t earnestly tleto own your homo, lot its help you with our plan, It makes your task Kurprislpgly easy by oliminuting worry aml unvertainity. I’ltonc IS d Plain or braided, Tuxedo Set Handsomely b o x ­ ful persons give such| The sets including to match are §1.50 tol Sanford Building & Loan Association Tujedo Vests, $9 Pure white or black behind the coat, tuxedo in— SY* % \ f a: »rr* Ur<lrnl.lv Iota | n |-ur, Mrllou, litl.ia friuil •I on *tnnr«rd Aveau, rl«v I. „« nn vtrrptluunll) allrnrtltv t#ii). prr , rilB| THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY in vests of pique or silk alw ays look well — when as properly styled as these. >* A selection is ready now for those who dress for evenings. $9. i \ 99 : Evening .SS.51 Black patent­ able! In fldditio smartness this« ing quality is tM these shoes. $* Dress Shirt “Have them L(1| — have them « That’s what the tomed to tuvedoesl the answer with shirts. §-1.50. R em em ber cane cutting season w hen the new syrup W h't* rY° UP r*‘CORnize ,h a t snm e smadc*! y *ta s te 'in ,l'S ab80,UtC,y PUro ^ w n a d e o j : W e go to the l>-st a tn c g ro w ers, w hom w e know/ personally, buv their s y ru p und can il in a unifot nt wav A bsoJutdy nothing is added. I f a a s p u ie and ri-li l i 221 Mcisch Building. REALTORS -j** , „ Wr s»*v.'it t >. it,,. rvr I un Inn Jnnn 1 *rmiv, t'lrat Nlrvvl E x tra a lu n *1 ID |,rr foot. Till* ••ru|>rrt> I,1 '»rl| l«ir.i|rt| mn| q u lln b lf r '> hltcli rlnaa «|tnUairnl knuar i»ro|«fr$> in Nanfurile •* >1. rlil. #11 ) rh»<i|). I'BOI’RItTY 11/ Magootis ,\ve. The U sskti Ujildiog ing wear demands is| „ , „ eriu iu 8 „ „ j k%IcmU. If 10)1 Ml,., till* |ir..|t#-rl > nml ilr^lr.I m *••11 It. Ilot u t tor aale, au.l **«• *» III a l l r ) tin u|, l,r*t arrvlre •mirk rriuru. 8 E V F It^ i, very detlrcahlv bung.tlows, 5 rooms and hath. 1'uruii.hid and unfurnished. I1US1NJNS about these silk rnuffi m bargiu at $50,000.00, stood Irrmn. GOOD Silk Muffle Tho sketch at left] ■■■■■■■■■a \ \ r urv Klvlaa *|#rrl.il nllrnll .,11 It’s correct as can n i s s s s i l i s j u s m « s j H * s a s * a * * a « * * n 3 : i * - ! B i i : : a j » < k a » . 'i i ) a a * i i M s a B B B s i s s s « « n « a n « « s s i < l i l a , llllll„ l l , „ „ ll„ B J lo People Who Own First Street Extension Property: favorite since introduced in Orlando &Mortgage Co. ft •■ ■ ■ ■ a«0B 00B «0B 000B 00M 0B 000B B a00 silk lapel tuxedo th at has been the 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 J / ■ V• , LOTS. LOTS, LOTS DEN A VISTA 1 lots nt f.YTO.OO each, .1 bargain • on Celery A ir. TIIK IILIGHTS 2 lots at U ftaO.no, I on Central with Garage built Imill ft.T.000.00. 2 beautifully terraced Iota oa I’ark Ave. In th for $0300.00. I large lot on corner of Kri nrli nod Highland. Big oaU m, it at $.1500. We have others in almoht every ■ srcliou of the city fur yuu tu -■ ■ Icct from. OIIANGK GltOVK, 10 aerr^ in full bearing trie*, big crop tbit year, 40 srrsa cleared u n til, til) urii*;t in very fine pltu* DiiiIkt, on high­ way, cliMie Id a uirv town. A real Title Guaranty The City you live in is life greatest investment you have. A PICK l ’P a filling station, store ond stock with living quarters on lirht floor, two family apartments up stairs rented, aninll Iiouhc on same lot, rented. $7.oyn, •/, rash. Ilul. 350.00 per mi.nth. Sketched right is the corded Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. Let every eiti/eu do h is duly. Qualify and vote in the City Election, December Hth. TWO of the b<*Ht located ICK CKKAM I’AUl.OltS in town, owncm rucagniug in other business wilt sell quirk. good NO DELAY----------- NO WAITING Ut'gislot; with I#. R. Phillips, City Clerk a t City Mull, this must ho before the U.Sth day of Novonihor. Ho sure you arc registered in the City Elec­ tion Books. Your Poll Tax for the year 1921 must he paid. If you have resided in Sanford fo r hix months and the State of Florida for a year you are entitled to register. CAPE one of t lu* nirm t In the City now paying big, an oppor­ tunity for one or two ladies. evening’s be, at three prices. If you arc not rcjfistom l, TWO Grocery Kti res nl a sacri­ fice, both doing good buxine**, owners have other liiudncis. time. the 2nd— If your home Is already nuiit we will make you a very substantial loan <m it. 1925? Bargains ■m largo part of necessary to build a complete hon.u Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, r i e r l i rireuJt E ou rl, Heinloole i.'omily, Klorldn. <KriilI I I ) : A »l WEI.'KH. D. C CHARLES K. IMI'KINHIIN. Hull. II. >r for i *..>i11.1.11ii.Hit. Nov. 7. II. 31, 3'.. I...... 6. Wearing tilie right apparel is a ’’WT-- *' A ll T h e M o n e > Citizens of Sanford— : ALL’S WELL by this store. 1st— We will lend you s 8 O’CLOCK AND S S & E tr “ y° UrS',,( fr0 m y0Ut « • » t # a n j . V Tailored Clothing C^/<* b y nam e f u r W h ile L a b e l S y r v p a t y o u r d e a le r ’a. •May Be Ordered Here R O B IN SO N SY R U P C O M P A N Y , Cairo, C •a. $10 and up Thctm GO-SUMS arc the lat- W H IT E .QLualify A B Counts EL 2 >' »W» i a j a L ^ t . Co-Sum New in the Three ciphers f j Mt fr° m McGregor, Irons for every s h o t- f r o n t putting to driving Ron*. You’ll like them puto arc rcI’ri“ witn nwstchc* R ^ may chooto. 0*rt mmcnaely —quality remarkable at Jo. Mot#. H "-' Schaeffer. W ^ l �T H E j ^ F j ) ! ? ] ) HEIM PAGE TWO ans, Mr. and Mr*. P. M. Elder, Mr. nnd Mr*. A. H. Adams of Miami, Mr. nnd Mr*. G. W. Spencer, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. I* Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ev­ ans of Palmetto, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cluuda P. Herndon. Other relatives present were Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Dougins*, Mr. uml Mrs. Morris Spencer, Mr. nnd Mrs. IJnlnh Goodipeed, G. W. Spencer Jr., Phillip Goodspeed, Ijiurio Mc­ Daniel, Virginia McDaniel, Elean­ or Evans, Phillip Evans, E|li Spen­ cer, Evans Spencer. Alice Elder nnd Claude Herndon. Additional Society Personals Reception Is Greatly Enjoyed By Members Presbyterian Church M aster Harold Fcrran returned to hla home In Eusti* on Saturday evening after spending n few day* h*ro with his aunt Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. nerriiisa i»w*•/ •——- _ IT IS H E R E B Y O R D E R E D that you and each o f y o u d o ap p ea r to the bill o f c o m p l a in t filed herein on the 7th day o f D e cem b er, A. D. 1925. IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D that thin Order o f P u b lic a tio n b e pub­ lished in th e Hanford H erald once u week fur fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w eek s. WITNESS m y h an d ami seal o f said Circuit C o u r t * a t San ford , th is (he 9 day o f N o v em b er, A. 1). 1925. V. E. DOUGLASS. Clerk o f t h e C ircu it Court. (S E A L ) n y A. M. W E E K S . D. C. GILES A G U R N E Y S o lic ito r s fo r C om p lain an t. of the pnstor. Dr. E. D. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peck spent home Brownlee on Palmetto Avenue. th« week.end a t Lakeland ns the T ie mans? was tastefully deco­ guests of the former’s parent*. Mr. rated with quantities of cut flowand Mrs. R. L. Peck. ern nod ferns. In the living room m d libra1y, baskets and bowl* of Mrs. R. L. Peck of Lakeland fragrant re I roses were imeil, spent Monday here a* the guest while in the dining room the col­ lllll To «lufrl Title. of her sister, Mi*. It. L. Graven- or not1) of purnle and green wa t <••1 m i : i « o r i ' I i i i . i c a t i o . v atcin on Palmetto Avenue. effectively carried out with boj T he S ia t e of Florida to the a fter named parilrs. Greeting: ginvil'ne and nsparngun ferns. To T. Churl) Simpson. In divid­ Dr. lkrul Mr*. Cecil C. Butt ami Receiving the guest* a t the door u ally ami »•> T rustee. If living, nnd ■ claiming any inlittle ifen, Pete of Orlando, spent (titling the afternoon hours wa ir'iicioT »ii p " st In ll.e landrt h erein after d e ­ Sunday here ns the guests of Jutlg* Mrs. H. C. Du Dote, while in the ‘lere .................. scribed und- r ,“’"4 tile said T. Charly and Mr*. L. G. Strintfcllow. .orrlvinc lire were Dr. nnd M rs.1Slm prou In llvlilii.illy uml as T r u s ­ deceased, us heirs, d evisees or I! D. Il. ownlre and Mr.a. Claude j tee. o llie r w ls . T ’oir.ia* C. S ln p s o n . If Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Comstock Il.twatd. liv in g, and If de.nl nil parlies c l a i m ­ in g any Inlere-t In th e lands h erennd Mr. and Mr*. Beach of Mil­ Mrs. \V, VI. McKinnon Mrs.I __ i _ I and___ * , I n v f u r o' .cr.be.I under the said waukee, Minn., are spending tho •» »• *6 /( T h o m a s C. Sli.i;isoii. deceased, an winter here at th e h o m e of Mr*. In .is , ile i t . - .it* ..ilierwm* : T. <* S iiipsou If Ha lug. and If dead all L. G. .Stringfdlmv up Ninth street. Mr. «n,r Mrs. Eu"*f^^dnll have returned after spending the pant two months at Rochester, N. Y., nnd other point* In the East. Min* Mary Wierninrki of Kissimmeu spent the week end here with her sister, Miss Anne WeirsInski nt her npnrtnu nt in the WeInkn. Mrs. Clnude Ihrndon nnd guests Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Ii. Adams of Miami, motored to Cnnnd > on Saturday w hite they spent tiio day. • *thwj The Strengthen hi* Bank t addition of the fuid* of the ^ resources are strengthened by tkt a3*cts of this Banl. Let u* other’s resource. (Seal) By: A. M. V FREE I.. KOCHI ! Solicitor fo r C IH C I’I T C O U R T O F T H E ' I II J l IIIC IA L C I R C U I T E STATE O F FL O R ID A , II l i n t S E M IN O L E COU NC IIA N C E R Y . icatlon o f A NN A L. W A L fnr tbo rem o v a l o f tbo d ls .* of a married w o m a n . No ile r Is hereby g iv e n Giat T. tbo ned. a married w o m a n , Iho Luiry W illiam W a lla c e , and il of Sanford, a n d llie S t a t e la. Intend to a p p ly by p e tlChancery (<> (In- J u d g e o f tit Court of tin- S e v e n th J u rcult of tbu S t a t e o f Klormd for the C o u n ty o f Hem* 4 % In le re *4 Paid on Sai Sciiford S T R E N G T H -S E R V iiE beautiful Biscayne B a y — and m an 's masterpiei in developm ent projects is r V ' T I b m g l . i r s I ' l e i k o f Hii' H l r ••ii l ».( S e m i n o l e H i , i n , i v , F l o r i d a , i j.f H o HoiirV 11 o n up In S . i i i f . i r d . » *oo,i*PMlt H . i i t n t i , F l o r i d a Ib is Jib Mr. nn.l Mrs. George Davis Hart and little daughter Gcorgenc and Miss Nona Wylly spent the day most pleasantly Saturday at Day­ tona Beach. Of The Evans Family M.*s» Etiznbotli Whltner, who is attending Cathedral School nt Orlando, npfnt the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ii. F. , ~T~, „ , i \ t i i i : n i m i T n m i r , S ia m A reunion of tin; L vani family tii j i h i m u . i lit* i IT. in vn was held Stmdnv at tin* old fnm 1 ,,,, *•* mi mii i : n o n i t lly homo on Hughey Htrjet. <■ ' ' " iVh i a m This spneiou* home was open* ...... iduinant Whltner. west a lo n g t h e s o u t h j 1325. a t S a n fo rd , Florida degrees, the s v s r t h e Court m ay ihtn said Yonere G ra n t line of . Interrat In th« lands hareli c e n s e t o nianaKe. take < en ce n o rth 5 d e ­ 66.95 ehalna, lith r described under the said and c o n tr o l m y property c h a in s to t h e grtes, east of 7.21 fn If. ItrokenhrouKh. deceasS e c tio n 38, T o w n nthern'lse; W illiam IT. Cheevnorth line i ft. 30 E.. t h e n c e s o u t h IvIriK, and If dead all parties ship 21 S . T hk any Interest in the lands !5 degrees, east 06.95 c h a in s to b eafter described under the said ginning. nnd each rn U. t'heever. deceased, or It Is ord rn Id)I o f Ise; w ill ia- m •*IT.---S..i„im. im s If llv* if you appear or b e fo r e complaint here (he Tch day of ’lie same being a Honorable Court, thereof a decro pr terrd against you It Is further « notin' he publlslu Herald, a newspi Seminole County, week for four cor WITNESS the V. K. Hoiiglass, l eult Court of | Florida, at the Co ford. Seminole Co The resources of Till day o f Novrr iy V. (i.’. r i l e i d iilm lm : any In 'ir e sl In tlm hinds I n -e|ii ifi»r described under (lie said T. Sim pson deceased, u i lieir'i. d. v se e s • r »lherw l*( L en­ nar,I F. (Trees, end w ife K i u s i i e n I* C reesy If l.vlng, uml If dead all p arlies cla im in g any in terest In the I -lid* I'ere.nef i r r described under . . . m e . clolmliM anv in t .r r s t in HiI lands I.. . 'nflei ile .ecil.e l under I II ■ aald 1 eon • rd F. C r n ■*-. and mi I F llxab elh I* f’reuev. deceused. C.us Indrs, d ovlsees in olh erivlse; Ell p Mw.svelv If In In*. and If dead all im rlles cla im in g anv lu leresl under tltc said Ell Htvnvely. deceased, us • *i. Irs. d e v is e r s nr o th e r w is e In nod ; to: T he I '.ml Half ( E ' 4 ) of Hie '•' Nor ill. i «i ipiurler IN 'E',) of a ip.- uorli . us| .i iiiirl •-1 I N E ' . I linn II. Townslilp 21 SouHi, l l i n g i V: l.nrt Ii Is ordered that you nnd each * of \o it ap p ear t<> llie sw orn Mil of . i » •i.i11I i in h . r . l n filed, on or l.efor» t l b - Till I I'.' of I leeeoil—*r A. I* 193*1. V the n u n . being of Itul- Day of Hii i . I l - n o r . I,le Court. and In ilefnilil i ip ereo f .1 d.'.'iie pro ronfessi, |>»* entered . nliist oil nn<l ea< h of II l oil. Il I* f irlber ordered that fills lo.i . e I... published lit The Hanford *. E t i iM a o . i t s o i p r i.uldlshed III •I He oil). I' m.lllly. Fir l Til l, once |l , , ) . * ' i-r four . onseciil 11 «• w eek i " 1 1 .’ ESS till- Io. 11 I II .111 s e l l Robert Mason was among those from .Sanford motoring to Tampa OP Saturday to witness the Floridn-A nnd M game at Plant Park. LD,_MQNDAY, NfryEMHEK 23,1925_ _ _ _ _ _ « dru • ( N - i . n l - r A 11 I IS. il) V. F I>i *1'i!I.Av .6. , £ K , . ! £ r ''^ h_ Miami .'■.♦teas CiAU5C'.VAf; Axo ed en s u i t e a n d a r tlsM c a lly d n e o - > e .i i \ ; . i t j i a v e h s . >-i ..l r a te d w ith n p r o fu a io n "f cltryaan*! i ,»(piuia«ii Uuumims, c o s m o . z e n n i a s toirotli- ... , "f **” , -. . c w it h g r e e n e r y . .Many p o tte d , , t ... ,i v „ ,,,i u f. h i . i - •. olanL' and p a lm * v.e*e a l s o u«isJ i- i 1 m n ■i.utl J«pc i. .M.-i.uuaii I., a d v a n t a g e , C. ..I.......... th e l a r g e '' itt. Itev. Cameron Mann of Or­ lando was in tire city on Sunday where ho conducted the liistitu tioiml services of Itev. Mortimer Glover ut Holy Crown Church. an»l Htvcral r.nioll tnblc*:* w*ro cut glarni haC’ets tilled with i, 1 . Mrs. Wlllia'oi J. Hardy left Mon­ yellow cut flowers and n-ipningiis day for St. Augustine while dm funis. Siiggealive of the Thank*will spend a fortnight wiih her giving lenson wore ih e o ia c -c n rd s parent* Mr. and Mrs. .1 ihcuh ilonn 10 turkey* unit other thunks!;i\ in-- i Vb.lm! Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly nnd Mrs. !!. A. Niwmnn leave Wodner.lny morning for Tulhhiuace where tlrey will visit their daughters who r|re students ,vt Florida State College for Women. A: i . .. a i.nuiu u H.uniiM.it.i « r \ u•» ■ 1‘, 1 L,,J ...' Paimi-i I,v rlu.m.* •" ' “JI s'tlii A11ci*AkIs f,i,,i,iin.i. r>P»n a smui. ii i ■i siai.-s Tm-i a Hiiiiiic u.m ' • ; \\ 1 ;■ ; .. i.-, wuu , ........ - ■ • •! I W i l l s .1-.c.i tuou* five COUlflO tut key dinner was i.crved. >i - .u<t.t .i• ■. .-..I *■n r:• . i: j. r h being tlm birthday of Charles f},' ' 1w *nr , ' . , n r, r.vun*. the only hrnth''i, u large ii. ■■■-■.i .mi i.umu i: ii.iu.m. i Urthdny rnke, toped wi'h i iii dies, W' 1 1 ' ’ ' i'1, ' "d1, " wiis brought in nt the elute of the u l,.. AUl, u dinner uml plneed liefore the hurt- m e a Tin.imi i e Hinbhi Jh a cutting of the- ........ of1 * forded Much merriment. Th» i in .t i i , ■. to ni.-.t fortunate in receiving coins were: ,*!*"*h** ,,f ■. no-ii- *<o'i Mr:. P. M. Elder, and K. A. Ib.oir............ .. ' ins, Mr, Evans was pro enied w ith 1 t«.t - i >■r Giles .> . • • „u,i a handsome innhoganv smoking ! ' ' .... . ; . stand ns memento of t!”» ocean..i .uii. in H i .-urv. * I., v. Hi mi A j f - S c ’ .. i u Mr. uml Mrs. A. II. Adorn > of I r«-■•l.iii Ji. T..i* ic.Mii jo s.Miii Miami who have 'wen trn* guest* ion. ' The members of I!> •» lim ns fane . . 1;'1111' .,. ‘ ' ' of the latter's si tic, Mf *. ( iamle Herndon left Monday for Ten­ I ilv present were: Miss l.eohi l.v ............. .„»,,,,( ........... nessee where they will spend some time. IN S U R A N T ! OUR THANKS SA N FO R D — SYNONYMOUS We ucknowlutlgu with Kincert? appreciation the many kind words of sym pathy and the floral offerings that were given during the illness anil recent death of our mother. Mr. and Mrs. Paul I'eznhl. Mr. ami Mrs. Joint IVzoUI. George Pezold. SOLIDITY Solid as the rock Is the economical base upon which Sanford is Building. Thousands of acres of the mod productive fanning lands in the World are sending their gulden treasure, amounting to million t of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia At Second LOANS I’hone IS INVESTMENTS l S a B K N H S IM S 'ltlS S IB B B S B IB lS S n iS S S S B S S IB S K IB IS IB U R B n k ! °i1S> llu^eec^» your ideal homesite 1IC? y°u would never tire. We are • ou just such a homesite as you m .. thought only the very *d afford to enjoy—and at a pric ,\our means. A REAL Take a |p'"h at ihi* nm* Corner in PinehdlTl Ko>tern r*j., II.YHVJO. 5385.00 CASH. Let* k ,^ % r» lot-, on Onk ami Haven* St*. $2,500.00 ta.vh, hulanco U> A)it. Thru’ loti, cm Magnolia, otic cor. These van ho bought uml .t B Give u* the pleasure of show- opportunity is yours today— not tom orrow Those (iOod Sunday Dinners UKALTON That arc served regularly ut the 230 Mcinch Did I’honc 718 y y aaatiy M tiy H i * ■ £ 5 Paint Garden Tea Room & Restaurant In the lJuakcl Hldg- “n(1 “n‘l Magnolia H H IK m m m illB M a iU W IIU IU IU U U iU U M H * great water-/ '“ ‘ncen^nt o f valu es” C8USe enOnB0" Pumpkin and Mince pics, with all that goes with Carter strategic location of] u y «ie .c e n te r o f beautiful B&f w i l l ' - d ~ tlle D rive o f the Cut* Boast Turkey—-Oyster Dressing— Cranberries i you. v i t I H ^ S a a ® a l c lis te d to d a y s boul'evn- | CLnGt One that will make you think you are sitting down to one like Mother u«e I j serve. niuikct. n tian hln -c Ilianksgiving Dinner have gunk action if you want this. Ih Gems of America’s Mediterranean Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this flUKAT IN­ LAND I’UKT i t our record. What More Do You Want? 5 room house on Central A ve near Llm. $1,200 will handle this, tin In n e e monthly half o f what it in renting for paving all paid, mi interesl on notes. You will mlts a real good chance to make some H Z money if you let IhLs one pass. > 107 N . E. Second Ave �THE^SANFORD HERALD. Mftom proposed (tate an'* br of in* btratofslot made stood tJ no occ* of ta on In* nually-’ rnew, Winter Park P. A. author of the bill, attorney, ated as House Bill officially No. .'HI The 1 lows bilf to be entitled An A incorporating the creatingii ofand Brevard ami Seminole Countie ate of Florida, as and into in the S I Taxing District entitled a Spec! U r St. Johns JUver Navlhstrict;'* providinfT for the ent and administration of rict: dcfininB the purposes era of the Board of Cont­ ra thereof! empowering rict to improve the bpper p r o je c t m a <le Gotham Financier Dies At Age of G3 N[.U .\O R K , JIov ami recreational tentci-1 ihanP°int o th .r measure ever" b S ° i _/jw ■i»>-tKrit S'1"m y“ter- Pr"5Pow‘ ,h 'r in l '1 > ■ « ' w ‘ TTiSOn.ri l " beeoniH a reality’' ? .!; T e S ” „ ;" w- " '" ,J « mo.it . kcDtlcnl kepneal noff 1r s cwnvinc« prnc*ic*t' the vnltm to “ ,0/ nco? t1^ 1 PlorWa, a aJ to ^ m tfc u h tr"' l r °VnrtI co’m« « i« l'«r- ictiofl ned that •ped cx- PAGE THREE , S i * \ tiV COCIIT »BV- f 71*atton. o tt. h /t ■ tie- U, atlliln l i i . , . . 11,1 t \r . t int f i t o r iJJ. Oc.irK, \v’u nw.i« V. i Priscilla \ i » , r' t.ll.i N<iuVV?ii vi v VNU “ m *B * tm Cropper, C a r o l j m« M c l u , t \ * I f 1r * M . • Sn on ce IVnvi It. s'araii v Trust,*.** „r N„ : .0 T®!r- h* C om p lain an t, Church of Paota Oranl- V.1*” "" PlnttdB. Alie, V, wJKK*a {viniH: MATILDA Jt. PATTON*, et «L, 1*. P o w cl 1. I.otii*,, \ | lam 111, 1 . , . , . .... DpfemlantiL o i i n t . i t o r m : i i \ i< »• n \ n n i . i * ». S m ith , i: a i m . "O'tl ‘"t VA'i' •» Ma • M. Pattiin. (Icon;.* w . (■ h e r huMhnmt. w \ M r ti'w lii \ ,.‘i,’i?* i! ., M. W e l n r . Ell i Hi. Clcomon.l. S n n fon l i F ‘ ■■ i ' irolyno Melt no, T. A. n ; y . Mary Kit,.,, f t V A n l p h f - . i i ^ : ■ *nw , ». Sarn h N. V‘' n r ."!!> o f t h e , w i h e i r * , u r a n ,VI ", rriiH'"-* "f PI rat Fres- tfcC*. dOVHpPd f»r Mtlunvlr.i an,l .11 . . . " r\ u " r, I’oata, Or,maw j.nrile* c l a i m i n g a,, i,„. r. t in nn to O ovi r ii m .n t l.„t N„. a. s"ctlo .... , 1 1 •'"•II. Louise A. I'l.tvcll. R. Tn\vnnliln :o Smith „f R a rut* to Whit ■ till t a n I„ :.,it I, ** I. alnnlni: at tli. NA.rth. , . 1 ■, " '"Imt*. K. \. Itnnhov. n o *t ,* o n ..r of Lot N*„, ( r u n South tl s,ll)l!" 11m til a Main, A. ■L,. clialn*, L ast r„(,, v „ rt," V . 'm '"''O-anit. W. A. J te . i - i * i. '.‘I"!1 (.r.trnnn.t. Hnnfori) n’l i . 11 r;,fh of tn.*m if li v in g , ar..t ir ilend. a ll p a r t i e s u u n n n r u & V m KBT* ^ ‘iSKhS;"^ *& • e a s t e r l y nrouml Church l a t e to the T o w n s h i p line. W e s t 5.OS chain* to li o g ln n l n g nmt t h e North 5,99 nerc* o f lo t 1 am i lo t* 4, «, nmt 7 o f W elser'n S u b d iv i s i o n n* record ­ ed In P in t B o o k 1. P a n e 9, o f the P u Idle iteco rd * o f S e m i n o le County. 1'lortdn: ntnl tile N o r t h e a s t q u a r te r o f O oV erm nent lot No. 3. S e c tio n I, T o w n s h ip 30. S ou th . R a n g e 29 Hast und th e N o rth h a l f o f th o N orlh w en t •liinrtcr o f (t o v e r n m e n t lot N o. 2. Section I, T o w n s h i p 20 S ou th , ItuiiKo 29 Mn*t. Win r e t s it n p p ear* fr o m thn sw o rn Hill of C ointilalnt duly filed herein th a t th e C o m p la in a n t R ob ert I.. Hett*. I* e n t i t le d to nn o rd er r e ­ u n it in g you. tin, a b o v e R esp o n d en t* . • k n o w n and u n k n o w n , to a p p e a r to |thi> Bill o f C om p lain t h erein filed. NOW TIHIUIDMIUX It I* ordered that you and e a ch o f y o u do ap p ear t.i the Bill o f C om p lain t luwxln *n t h e 7 day uf D ecs oilier. A. r>. 1931. th e sa m e In lint a R ule D ay of th is Court and In d e fa u lt th e r e o f a d e. cr. e pro c o n fe s s o w ill be entered a g a i n s t you. IT IS Kl’H T H f m ORDKRRtJ That Ihl* n o tice be p u h llsh ed o nce a w eek fo r four c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In tho Sanford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r pubItnhed at S a n fo rd . S e m i n o le County, Florida. . . W IT N E S S m y h a n d and se a l a4 CD-rk "f th e C ircu it Court o f S e m i­ n o le County. F lo rid a , thta 7th day o f N ov em b er. A. I».. 1921. V. h i D O C O L A 8S. C le rk . tS K A M n y K u W F , :K S j, a N K W B M . AND HOTKR. Solicitor* for C om p la in a n t. N o v . 9-D1-2J-J0. YOHRFLOlflDAl HOME & j.&7S 0= ■ cause. h-mc. Full fiij n bwuiiful h’obldoo, Fieri-hi rtArTamjA wh«Tv l.vinj icn-idiom *r» i‘. llsfir only tJEu ,fM Bcludy tern cj ccrphlt ViViU hr pirlicuUn '>0.1? IHs vrordcrful vdu* u eifered ra:n has ifptativo . Homo* i a dear in the irontbed Canal Project Will Mean Much to City, Declares Higgins (Continued from page 1) 1 <reat increase in freight consign­ ments that must neeessnrily come I to Sanford when the canal is placed in operation, Mr. Higgins added that the unlimited tra n s­ portation possibilities that would be opened up by the use of the waterway represented only one of it sup- the many ndvantngs that this act ini’ project would bring to both this j>sine city and the east coast. [canal Sanford as Resort Center [vision "The proposed cut from the up­ lc nia- per St. John’s to the Indian River will become the passage way of thousands of yachts seeking to wat- avoid the stormy outside route,” e fu- Mr. Higgins stated,” and this will Dthcr mean that ninny tourists will stop this to obtain supplies and hotel ae\aidc comodntions a t Sanford, and those ws.d- that do not stop m ust obtain a com- very satisfactory impression of place the stability of the city an repremap sented in its w aterfront developwitn ment.” Is of Mr. Higgins is confident that the construction of the canal will adits be the making of Sanford as a tnited resort center, and in explaining , tho why the Chamber of Commerce John , has so ardently agitated the pn»3i thev age of the waterway bill, he de­ er if*, dared tha t nn investigation of the 108 E. S e c o n d St Sanford, Fla. Sanford Ave In Residential District u r a n p p .i surely nan a m e r r y tim e w hen lie wenl lo oking fo r T h r e e l i e d r n o m s . l i v i n g r o o m , d in itit; ro o t n r e a k f a s t n o o k . L a r g e f r i m t a n d r e a r pt in a ll r o o m s . I m p r o v e m e n ts . f o r th is p r i c e . H ou se cann A\ e are olfering some of our own lands for sale at right prices 245 acres at Cassia Station L ake County. This is a high and dry townsitc at 9200 per acre. 000 acres at Crows Bluff, Lake County. This is fine flowing roll farm land, at 975 per acre. r c re p t L a u i lh i n iw l Feature Mft acres Seminole County a t Lbngwood road turn from Palo at 930!) per acre. ves, at $350 per acre 112 East Second St Phone iilt A scri.imingly 1 ni iiiriuri/alimi !li - \i \ i»rl, si lU ffisi— b.-.,qip fi'SCna* Bf?»VI la j JOCIg- T.CL .* ’S K n m - rwr, Milane, Today ^ White with brown spots. Very th in Persistent coughs and colds lead to tetious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo­ mulsion Is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and leal* tho inflamed membranes and inbibiis germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rccognized by high medical authorities as one of tho greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat (roubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and Ileal the infected membranes and stop tho irriiaiion anil inflammation, while tha creosote goes on to tha stomach, is aitsorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of tho germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for buildins up tho system after colds or flu. Monty refunded if any cough or cold is noi relieved after taking according to direction*. Ask your druggist. Crcornubion Company, Atlanta, 0a. (adv.) 'Warded Representative With Sales Organization Ready to go nT properly in tin* next sixty days. The man 11<‘ i’m not iuLorealud in a small sum of money. i fim si sales propd.-ilimi in llio state of Florida today liy odds is Daytona Gables, liig new di'tfl ipinnit. Sanford is open. No representative lias been named here, i wonderful i hamv for a man who can do liijr things and who has the equipment a t his This property is right at the edge of D aytona and lms sensible restrictions and will bo one of the beautiful home developments of Florida. It is ready to bo placed on sale ut prices that will make it sell rapidly and insure quick turn over and large profits to th e Investors. T his is a ground floor opportunity to handle property in Daytona, the city where big things are ju st beginning. It you fee! you con handle the Sanford distribution 1 want It) get in touch with you. Wire me at once. C V. McGUIRE, Director of Sales DAVTONA, F U m iD A �—4. : '.--k. S ru 'v W • ■ !' L , THE SANFORD H ERALD, MONDAY, N O V E M B E R ^M _5. PAGE FOUR ................... H ie Sanford Herald * For City Commissioner _____ n*rr cflrfMM «••** With the announcement of Dr. C. J. Marshall that he will not he a candidate for re-election to the office of city commissioner, the election of December 8 has resolved itself into a choice between II. R. Stevens and E. F . Housholder. IZlMMaF m ' MM.ANO 1. MBAft As The Herald has previously stated nothing is so far .F a a a g if & UOWZRU UKIIO^ from its intent as to incite a political battle, or such mudri« a i ' « Ave»»* K ' in slin&injf contest so recently witnessed in Orlando, which at ft, ■UNSCnilTIO* On* T * * l —17.00 MU M u i it h i. . 11.10 this time could only result in harm to th e growth and pros­ U i l i w r . d la Civ **» perity of this city. The office of city commissioner, how­ *r*«k, ISO. w . e k l y Edition ( l o o Mr » •« . ____ ever, is an important one, nnd the election of December 8 i r u r f A L HOTIcr.1 Alt obituary should not come and pass without the character and qualifi­ ao/icr*. cards o f th a n k s . resolutions cations of the candidates receiving utmost consideration by • n d ttotle** ot * n t* f:» ln _ .* n t* wbflr* s k i r f M a r t atad* w ill cbargad the voters. t r t a t r s c u t a r a d r s r t l a ln a rat**. Regarding the character of both of the men who have g n i f U t o r A aioctA T an m a s s offered themselves to the service of the public, The Herald I V * A sso c ia te d P r e s s Is *xelu*t v s l y stitilled ta fha use for re- hns only the highest praise. Both arc known to be men of ■ a b ll e s t l o n o* aH naw a dispatch** aradltatj ta It or n o t o th a rw lea c r e d ­ unquestioned honesty, excellent ability, and moral prin­ i t In th is p a p e r and a ls o th* l o ­ ss ' n*w* published herein. All rig h t s ciples. They nrc leaders in religious and intellectual life and ■yff rep o b llca tlo n o f a p aclsl d isp atch - their standing in the community is indisputable. a s h e r e in ar* a ls a r***r»ad. Unfortunately, for a man claiming qualifications for MONDAY, NOV. 2.1, 192.1. the office o f city commissioner, Mr. Stevens has business affiliations with the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. We do TDK IIERALiJ’S PLATFORM 1—- Dffcpcr water route to Jackson­ not say that Mr. Stevens would allow these affiliations to ville. influence his judgment wherever the interests of the city X.—Construction of St. Johns-ln- might be at stake. However, it can be expected that Mr. dian River canal. Stevens would be none other than normal in his possession it 1.—Extension ef white way. 4.- -BiUnaion of locnl amusements. of certain well known characteristics of human nature. —Swimming pmil, tennis courts, Mr. Housholder is an unusually successful lawyer for etc. a man of his years. He is young and ambitious. The world 4,— Augmenting of building prom—homes, hotels, apartment lies before him and Sanford is bis world of today and to­ morrow. His success now will be his success Inter. There sea. I.—Eitrnili/O of street paving pro­ can be little doubt but that he will exert his utmost energies e \ gram. toward achieving all that is beneficial and progressive for 1.—Construction of LoaUvsrd for Sanford. The successful conduct of his office of city aroi nd Lak* Monroe. A—Completion of city beautifica­ commissioner will not only mean much to the city of tion program. Sanford but also will have much to do with the successful Expansion nf school system consummation of the ambitions of Mr. Housholder. vrtth provision for increased fa­ ----------------o---------------cilities. ___ l « « 4 * r at l u t ^ n l , r iw M a < n t« r*d u « *< o n d C l a n M a t la r. O o t o b *r IT, ! l l l . at th a F o s io r t le * g t ^ jK a a fo ril; F lo r id a v n d « r A c t o f K ^B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY WAY TO LIKE:—He hath show­ ed th.*c, O man, what is good; nnd what doth the l-ord require of thee, but to do justly, nnd to lovo mercy, nnd to walk humbly with thy God? Mlcah 0:8. PRAYER:—0 Lord, wo know our duly, hut wo ofttlm cs hntc it, nnd ngnln find it too hnrtl for us. Do Thou then make Thy strength perfect in our wenkness. LEISURE lie lived in that pnst Georgian dny, When men were less inclined to ray T hat "Time is Gold," nnd overlay With toll their pleasure; He held some land, nnd dwelt therron,— Where, I forget,—the homo Is gone; His Chrlstlnn nnme, I think wuh • John— His surnam e, Unsure. Reynolds hns painted him,—n fare Filled with n fine, old-fashioned g rn re . Fresh-colored, frank, with no er a trace Of trc>Abl</ shiUledf The eyes are ulus, the hair is . ’ drest In plainest way,—one hand I. proat Deep in u flapper cannry vest, With buds brocudi-d. J 1 M lie wears n brown old Brunswick coat, With silver buttons,—round Id* throat A soft c rav at;—in all you note An elder fashion,— A strangeness, which, to uh who shine In shapely huts,—whose routs combine All harmonies of hue nnd line, Inspires compassion. —Austin Dobson. -------- o--------Speaking of ancient sayings, how’s this one; "Now is the time for nil good men to coniu to the aid of their country etc." -------- o ------Give the Texas ls>y a porosknlt sugar bowl for writing on bis ex ­ amination that "Corsica Is an a rti­ cle of women’s apparel." ---------- o — —— Three bandits in Chicago have been given the death sentence And the judge passed sentence on them as though Im m eant it. Floridans have one consolation In knowing that South Carolinns have to pay a gasoline tax of five cents u gallon where we only have to pay four. ---- - o-------An Illinois man recently won the corn husking championship with the aid of a small peg. Now that this mutter is settled, we'd like to know what difference does it make? Today’, bent laugh: “A man is a hard creature who thinks a per­ fectly darling hat looks like $1.1)8 even though it is murked $22 M) — Tumpu Telegraph, ---------- o----------If Florida newspapers nublished half of the free publicity sent them there wouldn't Is- any room for even uii advertisement. B . \ Now is the time for someone to come to the uid of Hanford by con­ structing more Mfice buildiugi. Hanford need,, more skyscrapers. —o The Permanent Swirl is the name of a new style of head dress, says the New York HeraldTribune, which remarks that it Is •specially in demand nmung wom­ en with Kiginm heads. Isn't that rather taking advantage of the op­ posite sex ? \ -------- o----■— The Birmingham News tells of » tly jinrringe of a Mr. Cobb nnd | n o s Webb and says (hat It was X T X nrobably love at first sight for Mr. /‘k'obh declared he cared for her the first time he spider. -------- O -------) Typesetters in Honolulu, are roaprted to he in n bit! humiHg owing the receipt of the news tKd,1 he assistant secretary of Ir ta d found larleuasiieussrs Yillihiriiinuiisateizciteizxi _____ " i t , California, to be an uudersirtide alien there came the* news of iff birth of a Hawaiian baby in *‘ ie of the districts of Honolulu, * J Parents saw fit U» name ■ffntlihaieokffhoonalit Mika Eliminating- Incompetent Drivers Out of the twenty million persons in the United States who are now operating motor ears, ten j>er cent of them "haven't any more business to be driving than a rabbit has to pick a quarrel with a pack of beagles," according to the Popular Science Monthly, a magazine which has been mak­ ing an extensive investigation of the situation as it exists. In substantiation of its indictment, the magazine de­ clares that th ese incompetents killed more than twenty thousand persons and maimed nenry five hundred thousand others during the past year. The Atlanta Georgian com­ menting upon tlif! subject recently said, "as a result of this deplorable condition, study is progressing along the lines of carefully selecting the types of people competent to en­ gage ia a business far more difficult than is that of the locomotive engineer, and surrounded by infinitely more chances of disaster." A short time ago a committee of psychologists appeared before the national committee of safety, a committee o r­ ganized by Herbert Hoover. David Wechsler, one of these experts, announced that a series of practical tests has been devised whereby the temperament of those who wish to drive automobiles, can be ascertained. These tests, the expert in­ forms us, will require no longer than fifteen minutes at the most. Dr. Wechsler, however, admits a weakness in bis tests for ho says, "it is comparatively easy to weed out those be­ low the minimum requirement, but not so easy to eliminate tho ones who are superquick." Their very keeness, the scien­ tist points out, makes them during ami consequently care­ less, which further leads him to assert that the "very best drivers are those who are neither stupid nor extra bright." ll will probably take some time and a thorough investiga­ tion of the situation before an efficient system of tests can lie worked out that will have the effect of red u cin g the num­ ber of motor car accidents to the smallest minimum possible. While the real problem before us is, as l)r. W ech sler points out, with the "superquick,” still it is a great relief to know that ways and means have been arrived at that will elim i­ nate a few of the incompetents. ----------------- o —--------------- THE FADE-OUT As Brisbane Sees It Poor Little Lamb*. If It Were n Dug. The Biting Sheep. Too Busy to Die. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE LAMB'S WOOL wns plentiful on the wild winds of Wall Street yesterday. This column recently warned against gambling in nutoinobile stocks. Look ut stock market quotations today. Unfortunately little men with weak "m argins" will be the vic­ tims. A few npeculativo stocks dropped, nnd others, non-speculative are thrown overboard, prices slashed, to meet losses. Quiet men that know real values pick up the bargains, and th at la an­ other chapter in Slock Exchange history. Moral. DON’T GAMBLE. lly IRVIN S. COBB Moses Morris used to live near Frnnkfort, Ky. He was a small, meek person of color who cultivat­ ed a truck patch for a living, and was generally liked by the white population, fie remained a bache­ lor until he was nearing middle age. Then, in un un though ted hour, he suffered himself to be shackled in the holy bonds of wedlock with a large truculent, overbearing black woman ncurly twice hi* l u , Ho led hi* bride away to Ills little house seven mile* from town. But within two week*’ time he came driving into Frankfort, which is the seat of the county us well us the cupital of the State, in a two mule wagon, which vvu* piled high with household effects. As Jie crossed the bridge over the Kentucky river a white gentleman hailed him: "Why, hello, Mosel Where arc you going with all that plunder?" "Pso movin', Milt* Bob," ans­ wered Mose. "Movin’ where?" “Movin’ into town—done rent­ ed a lip house down buck behint lie L, and N. depot." “ Why, I thought you liked the country?" >uid the white man. "1 usisl to Ink it," said Mose. "I used to lak it powerful. But my wife she don't like the country. An’ yere lately I’ve tuck notice. Mist’ Hob, dat w’en my wife don’t lak a thing I jest natchelly hates it." AN OLD STORY TAMPA TIMES fo d B A U . WSLL,$o tONO. 1ze o , V t ' A'iP Q o G 9 LUC*. iTSURB* HA5 FLEASuCt 73 KNOW'itw E53M 4 Hull OUR GLORIOUS navy not ef­ ficient in aircraft building or inn-1 nngement. shows no lack of e f­ ficiency when it comes to worry­ ing an unfortunate woman, widow of the Shenandoah’s commander, called to testify about the killing o.* her husband. She is informed by the learned court that she is not entitled to counsel. If somebody had rtolen her dog, she would be aliened 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 nut of the court. When a Cabinet officer steals n naval nil re***rve he can have fifty lawyers and no­ body objects. When a woman's husband is stolen from her by official stupid­ ity, she might l" have alt possible protection—as many lawyers IIS she wants. 0ffirel iA \ jr-ife “ ■'*£.*» c. tiia SM* c'.jj ‘ . Z -tL jr ^ 9 b . & — JR/ - n l x* . S n iX lIR N B im iS S IlllB IIH IB liiiii, \ I III I H iM in n : TAX IN\ r.NTIIiATIIINH s\trials Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS h i f «■ i :!- in Trni|ilt* 11n 11it i n tr SEE THE WHAT MRS. Lnnsdowne says, in simple and true—namely, that her husband objected to taking Shenandoah on a stupid political "State fair" trip. This w riter can corroborate her statement. Last June, Commander !.an,;downe, in his wife's presence, told this writer at Lakewood. N. . 1 ' that sending Shenandoah across this country in the thunderstorm season would lie highly danger­ ous, nnd in cnis> a thunderstorm were encountered, would probably result in disaster. sm&cxs. i New Cadillac ■ ■ u u ■ Finger-Prints and Check Stubs THE SHIP was ordered to go across the country, and l.ansdnwne, who had crossed the ocean in a dirigible and knew his ousiness, protested, lie was overruled by ignoramuses, and their .tupiility killed him. The least the nnyy can do is to them his widow c h i-J valrously, having killed her hus­ band. H Just in you can prove your identity by your finger­ prints— So you can prove payment of your bills by your cancelled check stubs, Seminole Hudsoi Cadillac Good reliable used cars. Sold and Exchanj The '>nfest way to pay is by check. Wo invite you to open ail account here at your convenience and for your convenience. 117 Magnolia Avm . ........................................................................ . FIRST NATIONAL BANK DU. FENWICK, of Bryn Mawr, ayi the United States it> "shirkBA.SiKUItn. F t ,A . iiin it i responsibilities” in keeping out of the League of Nations, thus PREVENTING world peace. The lennud doctor reminds you of a gentleman accused of killing sheep. "I will kill any hIumt that bites me," said he. The United Stat .t. preventing peace is a new Idea. Next you will learn that the wicked United States started the war nf 1011, v i i n i i M i i B i s i a i i i s i i i M M U H i i i i i i a i i i D i i i i s i i i a s f a i pushing the countrie- of Europe into it. Florida at the present time is not hotting that tens of thousands of persons will come down from the North this winter, and during subsequent winters. That is an assured fact, and has been true in the past. What Florida is doing is betting that no tens of thousands, but hundreds of thou­ sands and perhaps even millions of persons will be either visitin g or residing in Florida during coming winter seasons. It is the guess of this Service that those real estate owners ('LEMENCEAU. the French and operators who are betting on an ultimately enormous "Tiger,’’ reported dying on Tues­ winter population in Florida are not far front their guess. day, was working at his desk. He •Standard Daily Trade Service, New York. told reporters, "I am too busy to MY FAVORITE STORIES —I k (C u p y n sT U 192&) mi M O We have two plans of fj Your Horne 1st— We will lend you \ To People Who Own First ] Street Extension Property: A ll T he Mi die.1 A good description of a man necessary to build a ccmpi« whose mental energy las* s past eighty. 2nd— If your home is already Voltaire, always "dying." hut loo you a very substantial F busy to die, enjoyed his greatest triumph in Paris when past ■ We nrp giving special attention to the advertising and sale eighty-four. The crowd took the ■ horses front hip carriage and a of all property on First Street Extension and l ake front propdragged him home after the pro­ m " « )Prompt Service Guaraij duction of his play, ll,- might Call and let us explain oi? have lived to see the "last Volume" If you own this property and desire to sell it. list same of his work, which was the French with us for sale, .uni we will give you our lies! service to get Revolution, had he not been, ns a quick return. he said, "killed by kindness." Me have six very desirable lots in Fort Mellon, prices 107-109 S. Park Ave. S anford, Fieri ri r-ANKU-AMEN, the boy s from S 1,7'j.OO to |:i,250.01) Pharoh, was well decorated from U ■ ■■■■■■■■■auaH IIH iiBaHa a a a a e s B s s s s his long rest. Magnificent were Seventy-five feet on San Juan Avenue, First Street Fxthe designs, in pure gold, of dif­ ferent gods, with which his frail » tension at $200 per front foot. This property is a* well tocorpse was decorated. 5 cated and suitable for a high cla.sa apartm ent house a* any There were the “upper Egyptian H property in Sanford. Vulture, Nekhbet" and the "lower ■ 111 foot lot on Sanford Avenue close in at $IGD |Hr , ront Egyptian Serpent Uuto.” winged ■ tcrabs, and scared ewes. Thirteen N foot. I his is an exceptionally attractive buy. ring* were on the young king’s ■ fingers. A gold mu*k on his face ■ ia not yet removed. All that seem­ 2JI Melach Building. ed sufficent to carry him safely to the happy land of g ,t.ut god Amenn-Ru. Instead of that he hi* Upper \ ulture and his Lower Serpent will go no farther than the ■ ■ Cairo museum. Those that relied on ancient re­ a z u i s m i u a a s »»»» ligions certainly had surprises in Several distinctive stucco houses of store for them—starting for heav­ * ture, em bodying every convenient* en und landing in a mutuum. Noticing the sign 'Phoenix City' urn orator type. As he warmed in one of the cars which the Tam­ up to the occasion he said some­ pa Electric company has secured thing like this: "If Columbus were to burn out from the Columbus, Ga., Electric tonight these cities could build it nnd Power company wo were re­ minded of an old story, of uti oc­ back in nix months—if somebody currence of about u generation furnished the material. You can erect u cotton mill twice ns large »g". I*RANT h MA^ find it neces­ a* any in the world and these Phoenix City is on Alabama town workmen cun completely man it sary to bombard the seaport of just across the Chattahooclw riv­ —if somebody furnished the mon­ Beirut, starting point of the er from Colunibutv It* close ey to build it. I*ut them on farm s Beirut’Damascus Railway, if the neighbor Is Girard, the boundary and this citizenry can raise enough rebel Druses succeed in capturing line between the two being the cotton and food to clothe and feed the city. middle >f the mnin business street. the state of Alubumn—If somebody Such a bombarndment, following They are both factory towns, and will pay the rent nnd furnish the that of Dumaxcus, with g n a t de­ in tho daya of which we think fertilizer. Why, my fellow citi­ struction ef property and lives, had the reputation of being much zen*, if hell should blow up the will have a bad effect on the Moh­ "tougher" than necessary, which P*‘"lde of these twin citios could ammedan population. The result was natural enough, perhaps, con­ repo cplace all there is in it nnd re- of the French mandate in Syria sidering tin? number of open sa ­ populate it within twenty-four may be a Mohamnundun coalition ent; loons and the locutions of the hours—und furnish all the and uprising, very trouble some to places—almost out of Alabama terinl themiudvea." Europe. ml not quite in Georgia. There’s no moral. That’s just WHEN THE Mitchell trial is Upon on* occasion Girard and s story, taken from life, and of I*h(jynlx—It is never called Phoenix! an actual occqrencc. It may l*e1 over, no m atter how the force ends. n iy l by the;*- who know It—stag- added in fairness, however, thut Mitchell ought to run for Con­ td * \ nc Mrt of a big. Joint hom*- Girard and i'hoenkx urn quite dlf- gress on a Democratic ticket, In comina calibration. The orator of ferent now and that no one thing some Republican stronghold, snd w hat the tho ilaJ* nil days had to hevo their has, possibly, had quite so much prove to Washington «>rator»t was of »h* fen- to do -with, making thenuso aa tire people- -think of th* attem pt to oratorsY, ---------- ; ...... . i ^ v s n t Of prohibition. iuuii(e Him. south* NO D E L A Y ---------- N( Title Guaranty <& Wort ■ A Real OpporlunJ j San Lanta 1 THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY mutic gas water heaters and built-in for immediate occupancy. OPPortu n ily PR T These homes are splendidly located ' n ^‘e Residential Masterpiece where thouid11 e ^ tee un atm osphere of neighborlincss an* i CI inIE wise man V woman will rec nize the wonderful op. portunity our organ,, zation offer i to pr,)lt pectivo home builders. You cannot affurd to miss it. Investigate. Ban Lanta Combines H°me Atn* ^ slnntly Enhancing • " Knight & MacNf . Rhone 18 Sanford Building 107-ID‘J South Park Ay** r ealtors & Loan Association Ilf*™ („•___ _ 1 u. 0 . BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. 1 * •U S S lk M N iliyS ] MRS. S \MJ .MRS- J �TH E SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY MBS. FRED FRED S. S DAIGER. n A ir .p n SOCIETY --------MRS. EDITOR d e l ig h t f u l m u s ic a l p r o g r a m is RENDERED B'i MISS DAVIS’ PUPILS On Saturday nfternoon the pu pils of Miss M argaret Davis, as listed by Gladys Henderson am Cornelia McRae, two talentci young readers, gave a most inter­ esting and well-rendered program at the Studio of Miss Davis ot; West First Street. Quantities of cut flowers and ferns were u *’“ forming a for the smi At the c Davis assisted by rt Exhibit and gram, Miss ...... ... M. Phillips and Mrs. C. Mrs. A ffomcn* clud Ip. Henderson served delicious re­ thedist C hurch freshm ents. The numbers were ns follows: of Mrs. C. Duet, "Rose Petals" (Lawson), iCh A v e n u e a t Elizabeth Methvin and Dorothy ff will e n ic r - Marshall. ,f s scries o f j "Moonlight Serenade” (Crosby) o’clock, h o n o r- JGrace Lossing. a of Rustic. “Grandma's Minuet" (Bilbro), t the F o r t - Norman Glenn. “A Queer Story” (W ells), Knthe i o th ers. rine Allen. w ill e n “Waltz in F. M ajor" (W hite) ,i the W o - Myrticc Eldredge. .jock h o n o rin g "Arnbresquc" (Bergninnn), Eliz­ abeth Henderson. Rending “A Boy's Conclusion," , W orld' c o n - (Brunner), Gladys Henderson. "Runaway Horse" ( Bilbro ) Dorothy Marshall. "Song" (Johnson) Marian Hoolihan. “Little Minstrel" (Rolfe), F.ffie O’Cain. (a) “Ring Sweet Bell" (b) "Cuckoo Song (Bilbro) Lewis Wright. (a) “April Song." (b) “A Little Song" (Spaulding) Ellen Betts. “ Wnltz in C. Major,” (Lawson) Hazel Harvey. Reading "Be The Best of W hat­ ever You Are" (Mullock) Cornel­ ia McRae. "Stately Dance" (Gaynor) Max­ ine Dowdy. "Chromatic Etude" (Greenwald) Elizabeth Rines. "Lullaby" (Form an) Hattie Los­ in g . "Sprightly Polka” (Guiliani) Al­ ice Harvey. “ For Thee" (Englem ann) Doro;hy Smith. Reading "A Spoiled Child" (Dacy) Cornelia McRae. Duet "Under The Mistletoe" (Rnthburn) 1-IS...U...I- •**Dorothy Smith and jers of Wes* jrt’j Missioni. with Mrs. I’clock. mod Wed<k, ns it SanksgivI be held I at 10 ■ will have t All chilitr cut-out Ink contest [gplying at lewys were j Hoar and iy the chil- ]. Gonzalez aJ Stafford ■ford peoplo Jrlrdo Sun- I is a student Honda, spent u th; guest F, Smith on L AC PERSONA telepho n e 5oJi«t C h u rch karing e v e r y NOVEMBER SECOND ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT IS TO FEATURE EVENT OF THIS WEEK towel* am! luncheon !>ots, ns well t t • t.uditional bedspreads and u.v. r /u .s , A very unusual < •• •• ith it? forerunners will 1 ty i« compare the modIk* nfrorded by the loan exhibit of antiques, which will be on view J. J. Burke of Philadelphia, Pa at the same time. Tho heirlooms was among the arrivals here Sat of the past should be an inspira­ urday to spend the winter here. tion in selecting household fittings that are worthy to be heirlooms | in the future. I Mr. and Mrs. I>. L. Thrasher am Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff mot U is unfortunate that owing to ored to Orlando on Sunday. holiday week, the exhibit cannot be kept open for several days, but Rodman Lehman who is attend it is to be hoped that every San­ ing the University of Florida al ford woman who is interested in Gainesville, spent the week end home decoration and who cares here with his parents Mr. and Mrs for the handicraft of the past will H ^ J. Lehman. be present Wednesday afternoon. Tea will lie served from 3 to 6 o'clock, and tire exhibit is open to all townspeople ami visitors, ns well as club members. A small ad­ mission fee will be charged. Personals WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES 'in Tuesday evening the Socinl Department will give an evening bridge to which it invites nil club members of other departments and each one to have the privilege of inviting .in escort. The members of the Social Department nre e n ­ titled to their usual number of guests, who are non-club mem­ bers. Those who wish reservations should telephone to Mrs. W. T. I-angley or to Mrs. W. M. Scott not 'O' later than Monday evening. ly delightful — in houses of the Spanish or Italian type, though it is suitable for use almost any­ houso on Wednesday nfternoon where. from 3 to (1 o'clock, is one of es­ Another feature of the exhibit pecial timeliness this year, when is the collection of old-fashioned more new houses than ever before coverlets from Georgia and Vir­ nre goin*; up in every quarter of ginia, both hands woven and tu ft­ the city. The exhibit includes ed, made a fte r the colonial pat* On Wednesday afternoon the several types of decorative crafts­ terns, but in a variety of color­ Literature Dcpenrtment will give manship which are being increas­ ings which makes them more its second Annual Art Exhibit mi l ingly used by the lending inter* adaptable to modern bedroom dec­ Studio Tea. These a rt exhibitions ior decorators, and as they are for oration. With ruffled muslin cur­ r.re an innovation which it is hoped sale, or similar pieces can be made tains nt thd windows, one of th is- may eventually lead lip to a more to order, they will undoubtedly coverlets, and some gay hooked thorough appreciation of the fine find places in some of Snnford's rugs, of which there nre several arts, and perhaps something like in the exhibit, the bedroom in the r.n academy or an art gallery f ir house of colonial feeling can be charmingly decorated with very little trouble. Tim laical Committee on the «*:i During the afternoon Miss Fre- tertainm ent of the Annual M*vt dora McNulty, of New York and ing of the Federation DixtriV Orlando, will talk informally Seven which will convene in San about colonial weaving and de­ ford Dec. II, is busily putting in sign. Miss McNulty, who is a plans together. Tin* members o graduate of tho art school in the Sanford club nre being urg i Berkeley,and a member of the Art to arrange to attend the meeting Alliance of America, is an author* which urc sure to lie full of in ity on her subjbect, and her work spiral ion and pleasure. has attracted much attention nt ex­ hibitions of the A rt Alliance in “TRIP AROUND THE WORLD" The “Trip Around the World," New York. She will exhibit some of her which is being conducted by the Vovcly, modern pieces, in which tie* Daughters of Wesley Class on F ri­ old nntterns have been used foi day evening, will s ta rt from th ■ scarfs, table covers, sport bag? First Methodist Church at 7 o'­ and hand bags, hand woven line** clock. Cars will leave from that point every 15 minutes. RESIDENCE TELEPHONE air. anu .Mrs. Charles Evans and Mtilcliren of Palmetto 'sp en t the week end here with relatives. City Taxes Due November 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake spent e Sunday a t Orlnndo as the guests of friends. “ E. V. H unt of Wilmington, N. : C., spent the week end here on business. J -------■ A1 Hunt has returned home from * Birmingham. Ala., where he spent ja ,u ~ — -* ------—5*L • i books arc now open for the paym ent of City Taxes, icount allowed on all taxes paid in November, 1% on 1 in December. Tax books close April 1st. Ellen Hoy, City Tnx Collector. ‘ Miss Olive I.ezctte week end a t Oviedo ns of her parents. itizens of Parasite Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, 1925? J Owen M oore, .Madge Ik*IItamy, Hrynnt Washburn, LH* van Toshmnn, Mary Carr, Hruce CJuerin. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Only J BBS? If you arc not registered, We will place on special snlo vases, howls, console sets, glassware, china, ribbon novelties, etc. Register with L. R. Phillips, City Clerk at City Hall, this must he before the 28th day of N ovem ­ ber. He sure yon are registered in the City Elec­ tion Hooks. 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 __ i *i« » • A lso Christmas cards will be placed on sale. 12 cards for $1.00. Lot every citizen do his duty. Qui vote in the City Election, December 8th The City you live in is the great est investment you have. It will pay you to shop here T uesday and Wednesday MI-LADY’S S H O P P E Mac Da noId Ha ('. C. •ft, ft. I., a anl Or I they w ere bf the d ay. Made of host grailo allwool Jersey and Balbriggan— Light, Tan, Brown, Grey and Navy. Sizes 10 to I I. ?*’* , r J • • ;* , ■ Exquisite dresses with an unmistakcable chicness that makes the wearer sure that she is dressed correctly. } * i l h its Beach! Pinion of f ^ t y on £,* ** »n- £*t»rd ftp. 1 Ot. " ATWUf. nprejtntinted Every dress is made by first 2 class dress makers in both one jj piece and two piece models. ■ These styles, in super quality 2 flat crepes and ,charmeuse ■ come in all the light shades “ that are f a s h i e n a b l e for jj spring time wear. Priced at ■ only 2m All-wool l i g h t w e i ght Coats; plain nnd fur trimmed. Sizes 1(» to 50 Campus Coats For girls. fr « * o p le Coed and Betty Wales fine crepe—Satins T V , 1 es<rih- and Charmeu.se in al Ithe new light shades Make Your Selection In Time for Thanksgiving Made of fancy colored Indian blank eta, in all fancy colors. All sizes. Infant Sweaters and Sacks Ladies’ Sweaters All-wool, fine Quality wool yarn. Saques, booties. Fancy novelties, sliji-over sty les in nil the new color combinations. 50c to $3.50 The Yowell Company * ' �♦♦♦< »♦> »♦»♦«............ ij n i n ai m w H W ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > « » ♦ M e t » » ♦ ♦ ♦ « » ♦ « » m » fw w 1 1 >* M m a ^ 4 >|M h Sm M m Sh M ^ X * a a \ a a a a a a J �‘ I*.‘ v;f *? •< M,* _________ ____ ? - ■: *, <L___ *.’• r - r — L (• * ___________ 1VSWW) ______ ____ ?r ■ A ■ REAL ESTATE . .u .v “In Union there Is Strength —In Sanford INVESTMENTS K A R L J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS 1st N ational Bank Bldg. U t vn Sanford Are., Haul frf.nl, npprdli* Itnie* Court ..........— I.o4 op Park Av*., brtw rm 13lh nnj 111h Strrrtu Ham* on Fifth Street, 5 room*, a rrai pick lip for 21 acre*, jtu l uutaidc cil)r limit*, hick and dry. Per acre ...................... 80 acre#, near Oviedo, on lake. This i«* only, per acre 10 arrra inaide city limits |t:al west t ! new rhops.... .............................. ..... $2500 ..... 3150 ..... 4500 ..... 700 100 ... .25000 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $000.00 per acre. 80 acres near Chuluotn on proposed hard road, $100.00 per acre. 10 acres at Chuluotn on hard road, $150.00 per acre. * It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension \A m property I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS 2 lots on Oak Avenue at 13 St. Eastern exnosm*. Real Value. Easy Terms G lota on Elm Avenue and 13th S t. Practically an 1entire dirt cheap. $8,000. One beautiful lot on Crystal Lake, 66x140, Runs from r through to lake Riparian R ights. At $1,500 this n,2l equalled. prof" 9 room house, practically new, double garage, hardwood paid. Best section of town. Lot ia 64x117 feet. See th? V ery easy terms. 41 744- Ilopun. h.'.n and IIuainfM property in any part of Sanford OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT K IN G -Phone 482-w 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Re.ii "USE YOUR FORESIGHT" R. VV. LAWTON, Realtor V Roal Estate and Investment*. Phone 7*1.1. W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 20.1-205 Meisch Building k Yd Sit.-: * ** /in* * * *•**! HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE SIGHTS WE HAVE: Yys, pur ‘'HlKhU" nre the fine ■. kint'a of warehouse and luninrsr. nltr*. ONF. hundred fert Itailrond frintUKc for only $75.00 per font., 07 feet just n little farther nnd goin^ nt $05.00 per foot. One lumdied feet Imninets property on the corner of Sanford Avr. ut $200.00 per fool. t McCALL & FOX Real Estate • t$|r* l*iir«*f*t U, I-;, IIH nil, II. I*. I'm , It, I,* •'.r U f. 800 acres close to Enterprise. 3816 ncres nenr DeLeon Springs. 6000 ncres nenr New Smyrna. 6620 ncres south New Smyrna. Prices as low as $35. acre. COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial” 113Vt» Magnolia Avc. An attractive apartment house site on Pal­ metto Avenue. Priced considerably under the market for a few days only. A real money-maker. Terms right. We have several nice homes in different sections of the city, furnished and unfur­ nished. Consult us before buying— we can Have you money. fu ll on tis mid wo will show you where l<< Invert Hiifely. I VOLUSIA COUNTY Acreage Phone 745 I BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office,! 311 First National Hank Hldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land ___________ Your Best Bunk Is Selected Real Estate “REAL BARGAINS” WE HAVE SOME WONDERFUL IIIIVS IN LOTS IN TIIH HEART OF HANFORD Lot* on Lee Avenue, 1 Murk from lloLI, priced $175 per front foot tl,i. only f .r n few tiny*. Two lota in Franklin Terraco for $1,101* i nch. entdi, Imlome nrrniit; d. 10 lolt, in Itel-Air for $750 each, *,i cnili, Ini In nee 1-2-3 years. Two Inis in Itoso Court facing on Kntifui*l Aviiiue. One cuiner li*t, the other inside, juiced at $0,000, l-lt rush, hnlunce I-li-:t yenm, t'nn you Pent it Lola on I’urk .Avenue and C'entrul, 131 foot front ng? mi I’ark \v i one, pii ed $7,000. Three Lola in I'almetto in IChkiiHiuI Heights, emit. $150 rush, l.ctlxiii,*c- $15 00 mootlily. One lot on I'alm rtlo Avenue ncruan fn.m Iliith Seined 100x117, priced $7,0110 I l cnali. tiulance 1-2-3 yenrt. One lot un Celery nod Cypres*, Avenue, I2U*KI1. $75 per from fo.it, I l rinh. Iiulitiu-u J-2-U years. Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.' This is near the F orrest Lake Hotel *U One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue.. Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 120tt front. P r ic e ........................................... Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue bet mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price §850.0 A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow •Fust completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage $3,000 Down Balance to suit purchaser SKK MR. CUKI.KY. FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. I l3 1/j Magnolia. R. C. TISDALE 152 Acres Phono 746 REALTOR Six miles front Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on Inke at $.100.00 per ju re and worth double price asked. Real E state Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion 1ms been profitable to n large number. We Offer an Entire Block WANTED SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES: We have one of the most wonderful Sub-divisions in this County, on beautiful Crystal Lake, five miles from Sanford. This Sub-division will he in the near fu­ ture, a high class residential section of Sanford. tL Fronting on First Street ju st off Sanford AvenJ business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfj A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. Many real estate men say that we are offeri] cheap. “COME IN AND LET’S TALK IT OVER” Britt-Cliiltenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS The price for a few days will he $120,000.10'j 90 days. Terms easy. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgi. I OH Magnolia A v i*. Phone 117 21') E. 1st St. 202 First Street Phone 708-700 MaJfloj Phone 715 Itft THE WEST WHY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 73*■ acres practically surrounding Elder Springs, best water in ‘ the state, 1 i mile frontage on brick read, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. Act quick. Today’s Best Buys—Act Quick! Greatest Investment In Florida 00 acres 2 miles south of Ovieda, very good citrus and truck land. Special for one week at $75.00 per acres with easy terms. J u r T iK ,? loT ' 1 ,n heau"f'" IT IC IIO.OOU will, . 0,1 , , ; r " y m 0 4 * rn “ " " • ‘“ •" r - w lth tw «»-»iurjT ’iIlfi” ,'*„ “ 7 ,' l’: '* h ,h Hl ■ , *"1 ‘ w a llf I’rlcB fM .ooo—T erm * * ,IU P“ y " ,,U ° r»ni m ? e « r U 'U : ; r uf 8 “ n ,o r d ««. 275 acres Seminole County, lakes. road. Rolling hig and iky Ldeal location for a“bdivla1 miles from Sanford city liniit**- ai term s reasoable. rh u it'i« t r w l a #m u ,|**w " ,|'Io n a " , l s h Four w*it i , S i r a .l , H . m , 1 ° f ,h * , , pickup* and WI1I PURVIS & WILCOX Here Is a MoneyAla^ ••INVESTIGATE” J o ,;; ; ;: ;. iZ ,,,, C' n ,r “ ^KEA*C()NDLEY, Realtor •Milltr Building, Magnolia I’hone 149 E. E. PAGE The Substantial RfaIty. ^ 12-14 Garner-Woodruff» TELEPHONE T W �I ■ _ ------ T h is P a g e i s a P a y in g op Sale— Furniture, etc. 7__ B usiness Service 1BATES Call 10$. - ^ {u!3r *»r If* * !*■* - u • '••• z «< • 'j*: 1 .4 i a Ijbl. abe»« ,r( for cobliafth ** f H ,lr,‘ w trtet»4 to i^Tho 8*n" i r" p°nuSn ..- ja r s ta caio of S rv'oo U ,,,1 it you at »<>• 10 oTica l ft,, tholr dire* »* nuiotor tf About on* _„nj b»l a i)ir» can't ,,a uni*** lr**a g r it m T»i ''• * * »r '•t* deioit*' ^glftoIOBt. i' Eons ■ r.itii’s / B nenta j.v ^7-—Wanted Help, Salesman Au g u s t a We carry a full line. Cash term s. We want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co 321 E. F irst St. c h r o n ic l e - AuR e sid e n t o f F lo r i d a tin e a R e fe re n c e s: F i r s t N a t io n a l R a n k . Our prices aro right. LANEY’S DRUG STORb Air**** THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1925 anfd rd e l e c t r ic ^ Rncraiiars to Gillon a rial* n« S f lm o lk E f .n t h l n , .1 « " L " * Pho». 421 E l-=tr.rU i, Radio, w ig h TS_Three atatione. Mag­ n o l ia and Second. Fjw t »nd Elm, Sanford Avenue aad 10th Street. Expert eervica. WANTED: Tw~ ____ _______ u “-.. Auguata’a greatest estate .Li i I!W,de ,lwnke medium, rate. cash. 9c subdhL n ,a. d lei! t!nd n,en for Char^c10« UMiusion and brokerage sales, M AIN'E^T minimum. a . , - . , WaterviT WaterviHe. Morning Koral commission. Apply 108 Mag FAhtlnel, Thousands of Maine nolia Ave. People are interested in Florida 24.— Lost, Found WANTED: Real estate salesm en,!tu ' T rt£- , Ro?fh them through L^ T - .r.° ^ P ‘book containing $35, or Daytona Realty Company. X - h "1'"*1* Uate card on a P* identification card and papers with general hrokerage, and tw o'.------- ' ____________ __ belonging to Heyward Walker. Re­ ward if returned to owner at Sem­ <lidoJin\ ? rl^ “ rHI!!rCi; n f,,W ml' LFiA,;lN* ABOUT rolk County and M b‘‘rn T P o lan d , through the Starinole Creamery Co. 110 W. 2nd r S v: „ ; “ u n^ ,!inn!rcrM wi!1 inte*-- Telegram. Rest advertising meSt* ren v , \ 0' ’ Mont ay- „ In dluni « South Florida. Published L . nru tPn phone number. Box .mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM25— Opticians, Jewelers _______ ____ ______________UcraltlLakeland. Florida. 1814. J. II. HUTCHINSON iu : a i . k st a t h 133 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t Rhone 475 Member o f S A N F O R D , FLA. Florida S tate F lo r ists A ssociation . 21-2 ACRES In Ft. Mellon G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Tiled WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing jewelc^^n^clo'cKMrepairing*and i 38— " ’a n te d , S itu a tio n Male i MORGANTOWN, tV VA people Engraving. Emboasing. See u r ------ I—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 are interested in Florida. Each Quick service. 11G Magfirst. Wo do i t Phone 417-W engraving. POSITION WANTED: Young m a n , th,em 'hrough a classified ad nolia Avenue. Phone *142, R. R. Ave.-Comtnorclal at. a 21 years old. desires permanent ln , the Morgantown POST. Six position. Office and outside exper- (fenl® ft word for six consecutive j a AILS H. COWAN—All Wnda 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees ience. Rest of references. A ddress: SUC3* of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Waver and Boat Tanka. At Oak iTEWART THE FLORIST" M" care Herald. __________________jCOLt|MRUS (On.,) LEDGER — Avei.uo and Third Street. Tele­ / o t all occaaioaa. A tiv rn T ic c , Classified ads have the largest phone 111. . «14 Myrtle. Phona 200-W ADVERTISE jn the Journol-Her- circulation in ' Southwestern « . . . Gcoraid, South Georgia’s greatest | gia. Rnto 8c (6-word line) line. HIRACLR Concrete Co, I****"1 32—Typewriters, S u p p lies" newspaper. Morning, afternoon, cement work, eldewalka, bolMweekly and Sunday. Classified TO REACH RL’TfT S or sailers of Ing blocks, Irrlgatloa boxes. J. m. REMINGTON Portabfe four-bank rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ Florida reaf cjtate advertise in Typewriters, "the klr.g*--;portTerwllleger, Prop. Milano Theatre ntug. the St. Petersburg Times. One can* nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. ables. $00. B arret Portable Adding __________________________ » word dally, two centa a wort HILL LUMBER CO. Houeo oi Machines Can’t be beat. Seminole Service, Quality end Price. Prlntery, Phone 93, Wclaka Bldg. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In Sun,1»y»tho FORT LAUDERDALE t u p M n n vivV m tin w a v ADDRESSING — M altlgraphlng, DAILY NEWS—It covers BrowMORNING JOURNAL Is the 33— Wanted folding and mailing—aa you ord County thoroughly which h n , v ( l n T , , ai1 mcdillm iD. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS wnnt It—when you w ant It. WANTED: A substantial realty one of the moat rapidly growing :lJ ''\ V (?ne CC?A a wonl sections on the Florid. PnMr ;°n insertion. Minimum 25c. •ACREAGE’ Phone 673. H. E. Porch, F irst , ,*‘rm with two excellent subdi­ National Bank Bldg. Sample copy and rate card upon visions and also a general broker­ BUSINESS-HOMES THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT age business is enlarging its sales request. —Central West Virginia's larg­ J d k u tt727 8— F o r R e n t, A p n r tm e n ts force. Applications from men with est daily. Want ad rate 1 1-2c per FOR SALE—Space on the page word; 4 insertions l l-4c; 6 or sales experience are requested. for classified advertisements. more 1c per word each insertion. FOR RENT: 2 apartm ents to rent. The advertiser does not go in for Complete. Phone 371 -W. "S tunt" advertising or "High Why not rent those vacant rooms, Valdez Hold Building DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Pressure" selling, but he does bo- or sell that second-hand goods? anything? If so advertise In FOR RENT: Good big store nnd lieve in square dealing with his six room apartm ent nbovc. San­ clients and with his salesmen. He OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales the Gainesville Sun. through the Xenia Gazette, Zenford Avenue. Chns. Banner. also expects sincere, intelligent, ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ sulcs effort for which he gives trict. Want ad ami display rates 17— F o r S a le , H o u s e s full co-operation and liberal com­ on request. KI RK’S A l’TO TOP SHOP FOR SALE: Five-room bungalow pensation. Mr. Gross will interview nnd garage; close in; five blocks applicants a t the Montezuma Ho­ A I.ITTLE WANT AD IN The 'iltlr f’nrtnln* *ii*ni (Tnrr> HERALD will bring you in big from post office. Phone 571-J. tel on Monday morning between 1result?. (livVihiiiH l*nr|ir(«i Advertise those old a r­ 10 and 12 A. M., Nov. 2:!. Price $4,800. 1Ml Mf rllr It i*. ticles you have stored nway and K ' l m n p l.’ U - J N ititfitril, I'lti. iru it u iB iiiM is will lie apprcc-1have no use for. A little thirtyuik uAULdi a uui mi?tv| m u i uuui atten - i1 cent nd ----may -----« bring you ........several houses, each on ensy term s, $750| . t mttul and have prompt ---------- — Ginderville Also a few good lot 3 ' l,on' ‘' ,ller an,‘ Lovell, real estate' dollars. Phono 148 and a repre - O. -Box G - OO City. — brokers. — *-*’ - -will call and — 1 see — sentative you. at $300. Write P. $3500.00 Terms Close to Park Under Market Price HILTON’S S. W. BRADFORD it Annie it mini* 112 Magnolia Ave. • First Claaa Barbera Special Attention Given To Ladlea and Children. See — " Realtor Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sun ford. ------------ FInHda STENSTROM VALDEZ HOTEL Rl n i S a n f o r d 's L e a d i n g H o t e l W.V. Wheeler Inc. W U IIT W . W A I tN K I t, M a n n s e r A. I). ROSIER If ymi're particular about TURKEYS FOR SALE: Spencer. Phono 400. want in your new home, or th e new kind of plum bing ' T FOR. DNDCFY • YOU rJ t h im k 1 V/ILL_ I * JOHN E. FOX. Representative UMOV* KINDERGAKTKN 120 South I’nrk Ave. ki.irliil tin* rir-t Monday T.. If„,: i,„>« ami ul>i« IMMi . > 11* ■<( ankkahonahi. k uatkh t'or ..... in.mirr ni menj '• ’* *• - ,Ml ‘ U,ur' 1,1,1 l" ‘uj ___________ ___________ Itrukcra : l Best Business Site in Sanford Kir q Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) “Veedol Oils” At V Be mi note Hotel SANFORD. FLORIDA. SMITH & RAWLINS Real E state Brokers 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FIJA.. ------------------------ -44-------------- Prettie t Acnngo in Scmlnolo 20 1-2 ncres at t’aotn (B o rd ers two lak es) RAGS WANTED — U rge, clean. linen or cotto n rags for clean­ ing purposes. Bring _them now to the Herald C o m p o sin g Room. W. H. LONG Price $13,000 Electric Irons MEAT UAUkdr; Radio Supplies 410 Sanford A te. Sanford, Fla. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. RIN E’S FILLING STATION a VJU E. FIRST ST. I’hone 153. Rhone 46I-J W. R. SMITH, Mgr. 1112 Sanford Ave. flanfuid. Ha- By GEORGE McMANlfS ; i' m HX PPv C»L<NO T Q U L I K E . VT - Real Kstala Devrtopcra Promoter) A. Price $122,500 Pan Am und Standard Gas ana Oils ,j ■ At price* that ara right 08 . T H A T W U l tM tC » H T T rsve e O F " M A C iQ IE • T H E . R ^ E L ro E r r T t-b O F F L - ■ar A N O W ■I'LL. q E T J O 'b T V ^H A T V------ H E R . fK P R . E L - o e t S T C5 \ P 4 E .E .O * W\ o f rn— T - «.2^EA C H A j. . ----------- / 'T ■> n -J ?/ ^ r\ s-\ / ^ Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can­ didacy in the comingjCity elec­ tion for the offico of City Commission. H. R. STEVENS NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will lie $1.00 per hour. L ocal11261, San Iord By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. Winter Days Are Here // Sc<* Our New Aaiortment of V / •o <b FULTON, INC. ‘We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine” •>i / h e l ik e £ A LTV ••-------- ^OSESSMy --------- ^ ■: o M PA N r. - j f o Tires and Tubes o h f Tw enty ‘rheri ‘for o Jr Osteon Cement plant. Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary. White and colored. Good pay and bonus. Inquire v» 1. »00 feet frontage La. R. 1e>OU<4HT WANTED A. I). ROSIER :ird and Oak •f'H# ** ; fiio i EXTRA EASY TERMS I). Rosier for an estimate. Osteen, Fla. -Sale, Real E state >ns ■A . -.■ **••«•** •" • in your old home—call A- B. C. Eaton & Co. W. FOR QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 acres farm on hard road with 1cuis we!,t of Sanford for $2700 • ash. Also 1 lot 50x126 E ast front "n Sanford Ave., with garage apartment for $1000. Half ensh. I u. H. Bankston, Sanford. Irv»>. U1 **r»if* J. K. SPURL1NG, aub-divialon apecialiat. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Florida on LHxU H igh­ L1«<1 St. Heights, way. Phone49HW ’ You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. the kind of plumbing you Business For Sale FOR SALE or exchange; 1923 Unions Cadilnc, 4 .passenger „ _ coupe __ _ in perfect mechanical condition; will exchange for well located lots or will apply as first payment on a can hon e. Inquire It. M. Rnker, 101 b . ends. W. 10th St. St. MV FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Special Coupe, A-l condition good rub­ ber. inquire 1204 Myrtle Avenue. Prico $800. Building ' FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. Plumbing Calls for ..l -Ill 1st Nat’I. Bank To Builder or Investor Exceptional v n m Ktirnpi-nn I 'l n a Vqlcjez R ealty Co. WANTED: Vicinity Sanford; •> t o ;TO REACH the prosperous furmFOR SALE: Seven room house, 10-acre farm or grove; direct! ers and fern growers of VolusStores two baths, close to business dis­ from owner. Reasonable; nojja county advertise in the DeLand trict on Magnolia Ave. A. P. Con­ agents; state price, location. Ad- 1 Daily News, rate lc per word, cash nelly and Sons. Phone 48, dress J. P. A., cure Herald. w ith order. m If only philanthropists would ROOM WANTED: Nice room with \ ADVERTISING gets results if it give it back to the same .people two beds; also connecting hath reaches potential buyers. Pathey took it front.—Roanoke World by two gentlemen for permanent latka Daily News is circulated in Bt News, occupation; prefer private family. an industrial and agricultural sec­ (tllaneous FOR SALE: A real bargain, 15 Price reasonable. P. O. Box 11)4, tion. Sanford, Fla. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. room house best in county. On Fla, Thousands read the clas­ r two beautiful lakes. 3 miles from WANTED: Bulk oranges, carloads. sified pages of Florida’s Gteat town, would cost $40,000 to build Address Oranges, care Sanford Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. [ted it now. If sold in next 10 days Herald. Minimum '25c, cash with order. will tnke $15,000. Fine location Write for complete rate card. tiers WANTED: Painting and paper for hospital or sanatarium . Will PhhhO Chrii's, 255, San­ DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — hold 50 beds. -,I£- you' ur<? ■looking1 Fiting, for a bargain, this Is it. E. G. Kes- ford and N. Y. Pensacola Is beginning the i»r, Route A, Box 187 greatest development in Georgia’s 34— Wanted Help, Female history; a half million dollar high­ tea 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous way to the gulf heuch just finish­ WANTED: Salesladies and sales­ ed; at two million dollar bridge applies FOR SALE: Pedigreed female men. Apply Hollywood office, across Escambia Bay started; German police dog; 10 months 117 Magnolia Ave. luarter million dollar opera house old. 407 W. Central St. WANTED: Experience.! saleslady “ "«*««■ construction; two millions 1Supplies .. . .. . . ... Itcincr being xnent apent on hurhwav: highway; greatest FOR SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call for Indies ready-to-wear. Only chance for live developers to get 212-R. experienced need apply. Style In on ground floor. Write Devel­ Shop, 300 Sanfj.rd Av o . ____ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ RESTAURANT BUSINESS: If cola News. taken soon, $1,500. Owner going north. Address R care Herald. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the IN A FAST GROWING FOR SALE: Chonp 230 feet lH -im Tribune or hand it to your local galvernized pipe new. One Ford TOWN dealer so you can read Florida's truck good as new. One mule at your own price. See Dr. E. G. Kes- $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN­ greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months ler, Silver Lake. ERAL MERCHANDISE $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur* ance policy add 75c to your order. FOR SALE: One tank, tower with AND FIXTURES, Fairbanks* Morse engine and pump all for $50.00. It. W. Lord, DOING GOOD BUSINESS South Sanford Ave. L Andirmw.utui Sets ( - , T Fire ** Bull Hardware Co. O i 925 »» Iht-l F catuoc Scnvicc. twe O' C iu l ti.iu in tigh t* m i n u J . i ■ ■—■r-' IhZ 3 PUON E H � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 23, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/754fa0d1aa8d95d16aa6b86147ae4a8a.pdf 80466576df3b56b828e5edc2528a0e51 PDF Text Text a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e LOCAL Members of Seminole Chapt­ er of DcMolny nro guests Fri­ day night of Taylor Commandunces or cry, Knights Templar, at ban­ r of orn- quet at the Masonic Temple. tic'o one Officer^ of the Sanford Shor­ y article es Corporation elected und plans ■i a nn- for the development on Lake I debt. Monroe are made at meeting fnropos- Thursday. nr 7:15 Bill Savage, traveling repre­ propus.il sentative of the Brooklyn Daily Kagle, is favorably impressed Sanford ns substantial city. Daytona Beach High School defeats Sanford High on local gridiron Friday afternoon by score of !) to 0. Cnnndinn concern puri^anes property hero with a view to establishing a mill here, which n of the will bu one of the largeat of its pvrnunont kind in this part of the Kate, «((xutrnce the announcement says. [scrjtraU'd. Brown and Sellcck announce If night, M. the construction soon of twelve hi a pudge new homes in Pinehurst at an I that there oxtir ‘ d cost of $75,000. . STATE Senate passes by almost un­ animous vote house inear.uru providing $i>0,00p appropria­ tion for miro cleri-icvJidp to •' ■ ■' West Palm Beach >oinn per­ manently disfigured bv phot that is fired from gun by dog which he had tria l to make friends. Florida has been a separate division of the Bureau of In­ ternal Revenue, according te an announcement made today by Commissioner Blair. DOMESTIC Prison Commission of Georg­ ia reveals how various wardens have devised new methods of punishment to aid them in their fight for the return of the lash, recently abolished by state legjointure. FOREIGN ( handier of Deputies, after an all night session, passes article one or Premier Painlovc’a plans for rehabilitating France’s fi­ nances. All England is mourning over the death of Dowager Queen Al­ exandria, who passed away F ri­ day night at Sandringham Pal­ ace.. Florida Is M ade A Separate Division 0i Revenue B ureau WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—f/T) m „slat,‘ Florida was made n ■iparato fio]d division of the bu.ms»,,"u.r Waif today. 1„ “ an of internal revenue by enmfiiddCMr iii° i cr,“ati‘"» of this ncr V ' U nir, "“M that marked i.iitas.; "i ,a,,d values nnd bus!­ ; ■ activities generally had renderod the aetion necessary. Chnunccy W Herrick, head of the field procedure | division of the collections unit In the bureau, was a3pointed n tin. .. internal I, . . revenue agent crs nt In L < V 8 ?,n with hendquar,ers at Jacksonville. 1 ta September 30 of ihcr# ; the commissioner, said ddiJonnl 1 ‘",l ^Ported 212 n« „ U.nal assessments $ 1,888,risticvi, m *^11 1 °f ‘Hr0010 tax inthe KhirCiif oombering 2,737 in l«ctiins n r id 8trict’ Monthly colfiiitr month! n8SCMnlcnts f° r the $2'i3 •>x7.nlh? covered were: June t t W o S : <,Ju y . $ 263,070 ; A ug. I ”0371 Sept. $255,188. k ^orid1nC^ . nt*icr)t ‘u ebargo of the nectcd w f i * , ? Iha3 ^ e o eon. o i T : cvcnu'-' dc-nuty colWtnr / ’l - *erv,ng ns ,Uv until n ri . 0t l;hV'f f‘eld deptimo he L i bcr, at which rercnue n-,.nt PP° ni ed ns Internal an‘bnarcoUc L rt.n‘ to ?everal fithi.r'l rk’ * ? later filled besoming h„n {J°®Kions prior to “ dure division ° f tHe fic,d pro* which was • the war. nnd more years haB L‘crt ftouistioned carry fumber to SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAyTnoVEMII HOME EDITION Brown and aenecr Plan to Erect u Homes in Pinehursl . The Sanford Bond & Mott jjapo Companyy has completed u, ’with Brown nnd arrangements ........... Srlleck for the " construction of 12 houses to be built in I’inchurst at an expenditure of ap­ proximately $75,000 according to announcement made today. The houses are to be of six. rooms each and will have the exterior done in stucco. Konert J. Brown, one of tho con­ tractors, stated tinlay the hous­ es are to be built on lots fiU x ll 7, purchased from tne K A. Strout Farm Agency through its Sanford represent,alive H. Corrington. Brown & Scllick are starting their first operations hero af­ ter completing the construc­ tion nnd sale of CO one nnd two family houses nt Bnyshorc, N. Y., and expect to continue ex­ tensive construction work on several other properties which they own in this vicinity. Florida: Fair tonight; light to heavy frost In extreme north por­ tion; Sunday partly cloudy with slowly rising temperatures; mod. ernte north winds, fresh on tho south coast. MacGruder Selected H Of Seminole Jockey ( First Meet Is In Feb Flaps Fly at Half Mast As Many Buildings Arc Draped In Black lo Express Sor­ row Over DowagerViPassing Prince of Wales Is Absent From Palace Numerous Social Gatherings Are Cancelled As Bell In Cathedral Toils Sad News the^gollfi *\rsl *JU;,‘ness meeting of Frida?" J r t J ,°5.key Club held and s , " 1 thc 1off,cos ° t DeCottes the niir.?CCr’ #Cn* nttorneys, for and I ? ° f c,ccUng officers Walter 1 n?r corDflr®ti°n papers, 0f‘ 1 •'/®cKruder, lumberman “ r ,h, » ?■ * ' lien > I, "rgamzation an.l AI­ n • n u 1 ol,zun\ Akron theatrical nun, was elected vice president. 'll ,,lctey. Canton broker and vi ‘ v." „Tr?s named treasurer nnd * • * . Stoinmetz, builder and op­ erator of the Northamptontrack nt r“.n’ "1as elected secretary, nnd appointed ns superintendent nnd construction manager of the new n e course now being built on the •• -acre tract recently ncquired by n corporation between Sanford arm l.ongwood. The name of the track wns nnnounccd as Seininola. and Col. An­ drew Leonard, of Lexington, " 1,S appointed presiding stew­ ard and placing judge. Leonard Is To lie Steward < <>I. Leonard was £pr four years presiding steward of the Ken­ tucky Jockey Club, nnd is well known ns a sports writer, hnving contributed articles at various times to the bmdon Sportsman, the American Horse and the New Vn,Ctz in Ltriblinu the track Inn on S0Oh'-Ul ,ta VM* a,u, lJal!as been r n«ia»‘er’ has to Hoocrv?KCtroad ^ work. thl’ corPo«»tlon to supervise nnd’nn'nn’ ,1'UWi rand suckers Sri- vc ,‘T Snry .machi"ery have ... an<* nro in operation, it K r c M ° p nCC,l’i n,ul n tTOW " f “» sov,.rni T,nvp. bcen employed for - » .» ■ .lay. in preliminary grad­ ing nnd clearing. The tnek will circle n small lake, the entire course lying in a natural amphitheater thut rer r u c? - ,iti,° ''rajinic to pm. dun what is expected to be one or the most unique and attractive racing tracks in (he world. Crounds sTo Ik- Beautiful n resent plans call for the Im­ mediate beautification of tho grounds nnd the construction of temporary bleachers to ncconiodnte spectators until tho lifting of the railroad embargo permits tho delivery of materials for the con­ crete and steel grandstand called for in th<' original specifications. Fol. I.conanl declared that much progress had already been made at the .Seminole track, nnd stated that it was definitely decided to hold (he first meet of this seni'on on Washingtons birthday, nil races to be held in accordance construction on- with tho existing rules of the will assist Mr. Kentucky Baring Association. LONDON. Nov. 21.—(/P)_'The British empire is in mourning over tho passing of tho loved Dowager Queen Alexandra; Kings flew at half mast today nnd many build­ ings were draped in black. Death camo to the Danish prin­ cess late yesterday afternoon in .Sandringham Pnlnee while her son, King George and Queen Mary, nnd various members of tho royal household stood with tenr-bedimmed eyes at tho bedside, The Prince of Wales, always her fnvoriato grandson, was ilelaye I by a heavy fog ns lie traveled from London to Sandringham nnd did not reach the palace in time to hid his grandmother farewell. Listeners in throughout the rBitish Isles heard over their rario sets Hint the widow of King Edward VII nnd the mother of their present monnreh had gone to her Inst rest. In London, from 8 to !) o’clock, the big hell in St. Paul’s tolled out sonorously the tale of the passing of a member of Great Britain’s royal family. It is only when a member of royal­ ty dies that tho clang of the bell in St. Pool's awakens the sleeping Announcement Follows Sale belfry. Of Business Properly To ^Social Functions Cancelled E. Compton, Prominent In Numerous social functions ar­ Winnipeg Business Field ranged for Inst night wen can­ celled. The theaters did not re­ ceive the news in time to close their doors, hut in them, nnd in the motion picture houses which gave their program, funeral marches were played. • No date hns yet been announced for tho funeral of Alexandria, nor when her body will be taken to Windsor to lie in the royal vault in St. Guoroge’s rhup«) beside that of Howard VIT. It is oxi<ect>4 aM Nmr, iiudi'he f" i»r-il i n, * he held for two weeks. Queen Alexandra passed to rest amid the peaceful rural surround­ ings she loved so well. Since Thursday morning, when the doc­ tor’s announcement made it pa­ tent that the aged queen was in critical condition the lmmlet of Sandringham and its tiny neigh­ bors, Wolferton and Dcrsiiurham. N U M B ER 97. M easure Providing More Clerical H elp Georgia Commissioner Says Various Wardens Have De­ vised Many Brulal Methods To Help Their Arguments Uniform Punishment Measure Considered SANFORD LOSES Bil1RecommendedBy TODAYTONAHIGH w?t” neb“ BY SCORE OF 9-0 ,A,VoteAf 23 To Official Relates Different Hilliard, Speedy lalfliark Of ^ ^*0s Of Local Kinds Of Banishment That East Coast Eleven Scores J N a i U r e P a S S H O U S e Is Dealt Out To Prisoners All Nine Points; Sanford _____ backs Slronjr Offensive M c a s u r e P r o v i d i n g F o r ATLANTA, Nov. 21— (/p) — Strong ndvocacy nmong many New SHite Building prison wardens in Georgia for n eianioro wns defeated by Day­ return of the lush in punishing Goes to Committee convicts for infraction*' of chain tona Friday on Municipal Athletic Field by tho score of » to 0 , the gaing rules Is prompting them to TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 21, tlcviso methods of punishment to margin of a touchdown nnd n field goal. The gnnio did not pro­ (AP) •Tito “ htiu.se bill rec­ vide mativ thrills, ns the longest ommended by Governor Mar­ run by either team was only 12 tin appropriating $fi0,000 to yards. The work of Bullnrd of Day­ lie used in employing addi­ tona. however, was worth the prire tional clerical help in .slatw Flogging wns abolished by n re­ cent legislature and in recent of the game to watch. He crash­ departments passed the sonmonth1' thro has been some agita­ ed the line, circled tho ends, nto today by a vote of 23 to 1. tion among the wardens for a re­ passed, punted and kicked a per­ Consideration of the bill fect field goal, besides scoring the peal of the statute. recommended by Governor only touchdown of the game. It Mr. Rainey said that a meeting of the committee will In* held ear­ to gain at least six or eight yards Martin embodying the lnw prohib­ ly in December to consider sug­ was a rare occasion that ho failed iting the sale of state school lands except for ensh nnd providing for gestions for n uniform method of when lie carried the hall. lie wns nn entire team in him­ three deferred payments over a punishnici in conformity with the law. self. All ho needed was a center period of three years provoked de­ bate in the senate. Reports from si^b-committees to lo pass him the hall and n quarterhack to toll hint where to carry The house passing 83 local bills Representative Emmett Williams, chairman of the Bouse penitenti­ it. Mir skillful exhibition of run­ during the morning session, prncary committee, tell of ninny iie- ning backwnrtls to avoid a tnck- tually, cleared Its calendar of |oculJnr modes of punishment that ler was about the best piece of cn hiUs originating in that house. have been devised since the aboli­ work seen on the local field this With the clearing of the calendar season. or local house bills, sennte mes­ tion of the lash. Sanford played a fnir game and sages were taken up and senate Tells of Different Methods “ I* begun passing, the house rap­ Interesting Talks On Work One camp, Mr. Williams soul, •lid well to hold Milliard to a idly. 1 touchdown and a field goal. BirrOf Both Orders Are Given fasti n prisoners in a shallow box Referred To Committee her stood out on the offense nnd While Guests Enjoy Dinner so they cannot move their arms. Russell and Grier on the defense. Tho senate, after disposing of a Molasses then is smeared over Served By Eastern Star their exposed faces, leaving them , Coach Wclchcl did considerable few minor local measures, decided powerless to brush mvny the files higgling with his regular line-up to refer to the judiciary Commit­ valuable suggestions in connec­ attracted by the molaoscx. for this game, lie shifted Dope tee the companion hill rccommendtion with the development of De At other camps, ho said, pris­ from center to tackle, and CottMolay ethics and the betterment oners nro (nicked up to thepost inghnm from tackle to guard. of the organization were included with their hands chnined behind Booth tool; Pope’s place nt center. in numerous talks at thu banquent them. Their arms are then ruised It was the first game Booth had given the Seminole chapter of De ns high ns possible nnd hung to idayed in some time ns ho has .Molay by Taylor (’nmmaudery, anils, the prisoners lieing left in been out of tho line-up for several No. 28, Knights Templar, at the this position for several hours. weeks duo to an injury. As a re­ Masonic Temple Friday night. Reports icvcrul days ago told sult lie made several poor passes Senior Warden C5. K. McKay act­ of the finding of Blocks in sever­ which resulted in costly fumbles. ed nr toastmaster. al prison camps, resembling those Pope did Qjirly well in Ills new Following the invocation bv It. used in the early day: of Ameri­ position at tackle, and Cottlngnam Ft. riinpman, prelate, and the sing­ c a n M/iory by the puritan i of showed he wan as .adept n-. a guard ing of “America” by the entire Massnrinixott*. ns ho Was ns a tattle. Burhe* got Another form of punishment re­ off severnt1good punts yesterday, attendance, Past Commander James Motigh'on spoke on l)e Mo- ported to tho legislative investi­ never falling to outdistance the lav priminles and the fundamental gators i;< the use of “Sweat tMix­ opposition. This facto.- prohnldy es” in which a prisoner is confin­ prevented Daytona from scoring objects of the organization. Be stressed the need of close ed for several hours nt a time. another touchdown. observance of Do Molay rules, and This report say the prizoneru nr* one kick llarlier wan forced touched hi the dcvclopn{ont of almost in a state of collapse due to On punt from behind bis goal line character and moral improvement to the heart when they finally are and squarely behind the goal posts, that could hi1 derived from appli­ realcoscd. lie ideared the bars, however, and cation of the unselfish and nUrubooted it for a ill.stanc-j of -15 Mil1 spirit of De Molay in every yards. Bussell made one beauti­ ful catch of a forward pass, Methods of Bettering DcMolny snatching the hall right off the finger tips of a Daytona plnycr Methods of bettering the De about to Intercept. Kntzminger Molay chapter by the assistance made some very nccuratu forward of the Knights Templar wore men­ passes, one for 35 yards, but the tion: d by Sir Kniglit .1. I). Jenk­ Election of officer:! nnd thu men lie passed to seemed to j.e ins, his suggestions meeting with WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.. the general support of the hotly. adoption of a general policy in unable to hang on to the hall. Nov. 21 (/P).—Owen Houghton, 15, In explaining w'hv the Knights coiiii'clion with the development The flame. son of F. M. Houghton, West Palin Templar supported De Molay, Em­ of 270 acres of land lying along Beach justice o f the peace, lies to­ Sanford won the toss nnd elect­ inent ( iiniinaniler L. II. Gilihi dis­ the chore of Lake Monroe at thu ed to receive, defending the north day permanently disfigured—shot cussed the various phases of De eastern end of the present bulk­ goal. by a dog. Fletcher kicked off to Molay conduct, pointing out the head. featured die first business Knt/mingor on his five yard line. The accident happened when the rocs meeting of the Sanford Shores cluao assoeijition of tho ethics of Be returned 20 yards. Burlier lad is reported to have attempted this organization and the princi­ Corporation held Thursday after­ mode fivo yards. Kiit/.ininger wus to pet a bird dug riding in the ples of Knights Tcmplnr, mention­ noon. stopned for no gain. Burlier mubc rear seat of an automobile, driven The bulkhead and boulevard will one yard. On a fake punt Barber ing in conclusion that both orders by a man who offered the youth arc working toward the same goal, be extended along tin* entire lake made 20 yards, but the ball was and his companion a ride into the improvement of character and frontage of the property, it was called buck, Daytona wus (iviinlI-akc Worth. In Ins attempt to ilie closer observance of the Gold­ announced, and the level of tho i*e«l five yards, nnd Sanford was thw art the petting plans of the land raised several feet by pump­ given first down. en Rule. PaJjn Bench hoy, tin1 bird dog is ing in sand from Lake Mouree. “ What Each Buy Con Do For Burlier recovered a bad pass thought to have caught his paw Members of the corporation have from the Betterment of DcMolny' was Booth for un eight yard loss. in tho trigger of a shot gun, dis­ the subject pf a brief address by decided to withhold the priqierty Burlier was stopped for no gain, nnd regulation of nir craft in pas­ charging it, Walter Burlier, nnd other short from the market for an indefinite lie then made a fine punt to Day- senger, freight und express ser­ At the office of Dr. G. B. talks were mndu by Cloyilo Rus- time, although it was stated that tonus 18 yard line, where Grier vice. Brantley, of Lake Worth, who ••II. master counsellor, Past Mas­ the present heavy demand for lake fell on it. It wns Davtuna’s hall. Consideration of tho hill provid­ treated young Houghton, it i< ter Counsellor George Booth, Post shore residence lots had resulted Billiard made five yards, but was ing for u new public building t » thought the left arm through Commander R. B. Chapman, The- in many applications for lot reser­ nailed by Kntzminger nn the next house state departments und car­ which part of the charge of shot vations. I,hi King nnd George Wilson. for no gain. Flotcher punted ry an appropriation of $300,000 passed, nmy have hi’en saved. Officers for the ensuing year playKing Financial Report Given Iniportnnt! The result of a horse who was forced out of with its companion bill carrying u According to a statement made race is published in England with­ Fir Knight A. F. McAlister, fi­ were mimed as follows: Forrest to hounds. Burlier made six yards. Mtlered by thu house, by Houghton following the acci­ in two minutes, and throughout nancial scribe, read his report, nnd lake, president; W. M. Scott, Kntzminger three yards. like appropriation for permanent dent, ho nnd his companion were the world in ten minutes. Betting briefly commented on the condi­ vice-president; F. 11. Scruggs, sec­ Burlier made made ten ynrds nnd f: •a* prison buildings nt Raiford were retary; K. L. Markel, treasurer; tucked up by two men who were on is almost equal to drink among tion of the treasury, nnd the indown. Kntzminger made one yard. uniong the first things to bo con­ .1. G. Sharon, attorney. their way to Lake Worth. One England’s curses. (Continued on page 3) Barber made four yards. Kntz-, . 7, amendments to the public The board of directors will in­ mingcr of the men stopped the car and made four yurds around building bill were voted down yesclude these officials nnd II. M, shot nt some quail. Be put tho end. Kntzminger mndu three tcruay but another amendment U Riiiiiley, A. II. Moses and Charles left fire arm in the back seat next to ynrds nnd first down. llurber ponding. Pilot. the boys. It was then that made four yards through left Consideration of genoral bills Houghton attempted to make tackle. Burlier fumbled u Imd pnss pending before tho house was defriends with the dog anil the acci­ from Booth, but recovered for u ferriMl until Inter in tho day to Mobile Is Puzzled dental shot was fired. yard loss. On n eriss cross |>erniit clearing the local calendar, Over Strange Blast five Barber made four yards. Kr.lr- w Ji'a *ae lower house convened. 11rally situated in tha state with an minger’s puss on a fake pluco This move was necessary, ac­ .ill water route to Jacksonville aiid Tax Cut In Addition MOBILE, Nov. 21.—(/D—Mobile kick wns incomplete ntul it was cording to speaker Milam, to per­ principal enstern seaboard cities,” today was puzzling over the cause Daytona's ball on her own 18 ynrl mit bills to be rushed through to To Reduced Federal Mr. Knvage added. of an explosion last night which line*. the enrolling room, ns ull bills “I suppose you aro tired of Levies C o n te m p la te d the Eagle carrying a special San­ hearing Bullard made nine Ynrds. I loyd "r£ passed had been enrol­ remarks like these,” he wrecked houses and in some in­ stances catapulted people from made four yurds. Bullnrd mu.lo led. ford page scheduled to lie puhlisd* aid, “for everyone who comes hero their beds. eight yards uround left end. IJoyd I'roponents of the administra­ ed on Dec. •» and 7, and Jan. If. | must sec the city’s possibilities The accepted theory here is that made two ynrds und first down as tion measures to provide a new ' and pass remarks upon them, and Aside from fulfilling tiie misa small inutcorite fell somo where the quarter ended. building for state departments to son of his paper, Mr. Savage I cannot refrain from giving my in the city and hurst. It enused Daytona 0, Sanford 0. Tallahassee and additional build­ stated that he was here for the | frank und sincere opinion.” intense excitement throughout the Bullards rriss cross par i wns in­ ings a t the stake prison farm were Mr. Savage is a close friend of purpose of studying investment city. Tho polico department anil complete. Lloyd’s puss to Bullard confident of their passage when ways nnd means committee. possibilities In and around the city, R. W. I’oarnian, Chamber of Com* newspaper offices wero kept busy wus good for five yards, lleesc again brought up for consideraThe provision in the 1921 bnw, and ; merco secretary, and in commentin this connection went stated however, allowing a 25 per cent that a careful investigation had i ing on the handling of Sanford answering telephone calls. As fnr made ono ynrd. Ilulluid made fivo could he ascertained last night yards nnd first down off left tac­ Fedsrnl credit in the inheritance convinced him that an expcai.litur-.1j news sent to the Euglc, he declar­ as kle. Lloyd made four yards off tax for payments made os state of money for Sanford^ property ed that Sanford items wero given no damage was done. M arkets right tackle. IJoyd made ono inheritance levies. Thus the in­ represented a wise investment every consideration and were nlyard. Bullard mudo five yurds heriting* rates from June 2, L2i rather thun a speculation. . ways placed in thu most udvanLACKSONVILLE. Nov. 21.—(AT (Continued on page 3) tageous settings. would be lower than under toy I—Wholesale quotations prevailing "Sanford nnd Central rlornn In commenting on the spirit of 1921 acct. on tho Jacksonville market toilav have a stability and assured fu, As a result, the govornmem 1ture second to none,” Mr. Savage progressivencss manifested here, A. C. L. Announces as reported by thu Florida Statu would hnvc to make refunds on declared, "and any money tnai » Mr. Savage said that the rapidity Bureau are as followsNew Wage Increase Marketing all settlements in innejitanco have for investment purposes win with which he has sold space,in Boiinx, green, hampers, fancy his Sanford section was indicative levies made between June 2, 1J-* be placed right here.” 3.00$3.50; cukes, U. S. firsts, bu. ... the appreciation of Snnford and th ; effective date of the pro­ crates and hampers 2.00^)2.60; “I uttributo your city s teifii • of posed new law, which it is estima­ mate, although phenomenal devel­ firms for tho advantages that the) eggplant, standard crates, fancy ted would amount to several million opment. Brut to the unrival.ty ol town coultl derive from nationuli 2.50(^3.00; peppers, green, medium sizes, standard crates 2.50@3.00; dollars. . th-* surrounding fields, tho only advertising, and said he wa.r leav-1 Tho 1921 inheritance tax sched­ true basis of stability and *ii > • ing Sanford greatly impressed oranges, boxes, fancy, well matur­ ule hnd a maximum of £*> percent to tho city’s strategic locatioo on with the way local men “put thing ed 5.00^0.00; grapefruit, boxes, fancy, well matured 5.00®5.50. and the J924 law carries a maxi­ three great arteries of travel, cen- aver.” mum rate of 40 per cent D os Pulls Trigger When Youth Tries To Make Friends Officers Of Sanford Shores Are Elected At Thursday’s Meet Brooklyn Eagle Representative Impressed By “City Substantia! �rnn HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBERjM^ ; GE TWELVE +++**++** w n iw t m » m y M v tijM y m »»»+»»»+ ». .♦. -;•!-i t v ' 4 4 ++•»■++-5-*•;•♦ A Home where Golden Days Linger all the Year. The setting itself is an inspiration, and though it now posesses wonderful charm, Loch Arbor wi lanscaped by experts to make il the finest and most desired residential suburb in the Sanfor keenest skill in arts, engineering and construction have been employed. Loch-Arbor will be beautiful, and a wondorspot for health and happiness. w «... uioujrm nere irom the important tourists purpose, will grasp the opportunity to buy and build in Loch som eth;n« ‘Afferent in beauty, location, and waterways wi their w inter residence. �i i i ** [HSKj&a "T-' r iWi -*w> ,:75Ba «»o THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925^ •AGETJTO German Approve President’s Father Locarno Measure Is In Better Spirits After Wire From Son BERLIN', Nov. 20.—(/PI—Ap­ ■ PLYMOUTH, Vt., Nov. 20c—Cheered by an exchange of messages with his aon, the presi­ dent, Col. John C. Coolidge fac­ ed the sixth day of his Illness with better spirits than a t any time 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 Coupal, presiden­ tial physician, is coming to dis­ cus with Col. Coolidge, the poslIdiity of his going to Washing­ ton for the winter. While the wish of the presi­ d en t to have his father with him during the cold season is ap­ preciated here, there seems to ha a well defined opinion that f’ol. Coolidge will find reluctance to (|<iit the homestead. Crlsco. dust w sll with flour. Told S alt water Just b efo re cooking l» Drain and place lo w in gs back, ca tc h in g tip s und er th e c o m p le te d . Pour ov*u body. Press Die legs c lo s e to tho w arm s e r v in g dish. body and !l« In place. T o k e e p m e d iu m w h ile sa u ce or serve with i fife e n d s of d ru m stick s fr o m s c o r c h in g m e lte d b u tler. * V b e fo r e bird Is done, w ra p th e m lo W h it e Nsocw (M edium) HU; strips of cloth soak ed In Crlsco. 2 t a t le s p n n n f u ls Flour T w en ty-five lo thirty m in u tes per HR oh) ff»*h!or)»il Thanksgiv­ pound should be allo w ed for ro ast­ T ta b lesp o n ti fills Crlsco ing. with ati the mmil.'.r. ot in g Tho Itrsl part I* d o n e |r hot V, tcuspuutiful Fait lh* faintly gathering nt on* bom*, with c o v e r oft Ait. r * ep per ov en 4So* and the houw ntl*-il with *lu«li« I cu p fu l Milk odors of dollrloua thing* to *utb row >a ning has stu rl-d the lurkt-y Melt Crlsco »t|r flour In slowly sh ould he busted with Juice which After all Hi* but ion ol r.lrbraand co n tin u e stirring while m ilk U has collected In pun and wtlh ' Hon for tb li tnoti AiimrUuin of Cook i/titll Iho m ixture fresh melted crlsco 'Him Cover Is ad d ed #aya th ic k e n s Add salt and pepper. th en placed over pan and rousting The dinner, u h l f l i l» irrvul nl finished m ore slowly. ST&* K T he P um pkin Pie joon. should hi Liountliul without .Ine the plate with pastry, buildbeing over rich or •llthnili to tire- tu rk ey Is len d er e n o u g h w h en a fork Pierces the m eal easily It |nR „ ,w para. may then be retrieved lo platter Filling: The m en u glvrn b elow pro'M r* ?* i vary satisfy in g d in n er w h ich , and gravy m a y he m a d e In tho 3 Kggs T his Is most easily I S c u p f u l s strained P u m p k in without n e g le c tin g th e cu Moinary io .istin g pun lon e ny eiirrtuy u thin paste of k-'V rnoM tu rk ey and p u m p k in p U . ; Itniir and water Into Juice ulr. ady % cu p fu l Drown Sugar l teasp oon ) ul c in n a m o n iian agra to rrmatn at tuple a* well Donald Monro, a British army to th e pun Add hot water and >4 tea s p o o n ) nl Hull as traditional. surgeon of the eighteen century.' boll dow n to desired con sisten cy. i 'y c u p fu ls Milk culled to the attention of his men Oyster or Prnlt CrH luall Hinson well with salt and |« pper ty leuspnoi.rul ( lin g e r tho wonderful hygienic code of rurk/y—Hluffcd and Itoustrt) arid add finely ch o p p ed giblets. MU su g a r ginger, cin n a m o n and »i Cranberry Huur* La, T h e s e should 'have been cooked sail to g e th e r ; then add pit ill pk It* Cnndlnl Hwrrt Po»alora sep ir ately In boiling w ater until and m i l I hot mighty Add e g g i Creamed Caultilowor lender. h.;»ten ll'jhi. then th e milk Fill l*lcklei| W u ternirllon Kind the V- mi pie plulc. !' e fun MutPng for lu r k e y Celery After I t m inutes, re­ 3 Uttarls s t a le llreud C rsm tis. oven inn* P u m p k in P ie C h e e se flail* d u ce heal in 33M* l t o . « until set finely crum bed Coffee F ruit N u ts —ab o u t one h o u r For Hie tntile decorntlon n oth in g H ctip riieped Crlsco I Intdrnpoonful Hull I'le CriLst ts more a p p r o p r ia te it ml a ttra ctiv e 1 ta b lesp o o n fu l W h ile Pepper 3 c u p fu ls Flour than a lovely silver dish or s bask et 1 lublcspoortful S u m m e r Huvory 3 tea sp o on ! Ills Salt tilled w ith fruits and n u ts If th e I livlilespoonful Hugo table Is it long one. u n sh a d ed c a n d ­ *i cu p fu l Crlsco 3 sm all Onions finely m in ced les In sev erely plain ra n d le s tlc k a W ater ** fi-i Hoak cru m b s In cold w itltr for rnwy he u s n l In b a la n ce tile c e n t e r Hlft Ilnur and salt. f o r k hi • » N■ a lew inlnuten Kqueeit* very dry p ices w ith o u t Obscuring th e view. crlsco with fingertips until line!) Add divided. A Tier d in n e r the te n d e n c y tu arid m i n i III*) th orou gh ly Hi ir In grad u ally Just spend u dull nml life le s s a f t e r ­ m i l l e d Crlsco and seasonings. e n o u g h w ater to hold th e dry In CsimIIciI Sw ccl I'titaluc* gradient* together. Divide dough n o o n c a n b«< a rrested by p ln n n l r g roin* o u td o o r a c tiv ity . It t h e r e Is Into tw o parts. Plan* on u slightly < Hweet P otatoes Ice and s n o w , a sk a t in g or to h o g - Crlsco Moored hoard nml toll lightly with a Moure.) rolling phi to ti thin sherl ■SN gun p a rly or even a brisk w a lk In I cup fu l Drown B u p tr th e la ir a ft . rnnbii ivlll o v e r c o m e U cup fu l W ater h.rgu cliulIKh to Ml a pie (Id. th e slu p K lsh n ecs w h ich n a tu ra lly I’nr*' I he p otatoes and holt until Allllllllll t 'ilk*— fo llo w s u d a y Indoors r.ml u h eav y ab ou t h alf d o n s. Druln and cut '1 cu p fu l Crlsco mold. T h e e*<>reive will revive In len g th w lso slices and lay In a ■a cu p fu l Hugar som e c n i h u t l a i i n for fo o d so ihat sh a llow greased pan Hprcnd with 4 Kgj* Yolks lli« light lu n e h o f Mindwli lies, oof- Crlsco a ml pour over sy ru p iniutn ’» cup fu l Milk f*« and s m a ll t a k e s w h ic h In se r v ­ o f brown s u g a r and w ater Hake *.4> riipful Flour ed for s u p p e r will bo a p p recia ted . In a m o d era te oven, hastin g froI V4 lenvpootif>ii Dakin* I’owtlef Directions for the preparation of -luenfly with the nvrup until I'O-, Ah'cdded 'Atmnnd'i fill turkey and Vegi-litbh t, ns well latopa nr» Iruuspari'fit. It rimy tin P ow d ered Sugar ns tvrlpes for tile pic and cskes for n*'i eii.iiry ti* add more syrup Mur* Cream Crleco. add sugar grad­ the a f t e r n o o n are given below. Ina Iho hutting. An hour or more ually. egg yolks well hcnien. milk Is usually required |o candy the and Hour mixed with linking Itna't Turks*/ Hlntfe surface, rem o v e pin feath­ potntms will. powder. Put In paper vanes of Fn-itmiul ('iiullftiMvrr ers W i s h fow l th o rou g h ly huthli* liny inufllit pans, sprinkle with and o u t. llptlnktu Imth in ............... ftrmovo gructi lenvi-n from caul)- shredded alm on d s nml powdered ildr with salt. I til cavity with flownr brad. Drink flower Into sugar. Duke 3*5 * — 30 minutes. dr.Nflnc. P'ew up opening r.ltli s ectio n s and lit Mlun.l In cold s a i l . Our renders may obtain friv 11 new darning needle anil stout thriad Cd w a te r fo r nn hour. Itemovo HO page rook IsMik by m h l r w l u g r i parently the Locarno treaties or Cecurity and Arbitration are to be ratified in Germany with the same speed which .....— the British. parlia. ment accepted them, and by similar large majority. The premiers of the uermnn federated states have given their sanction to the documents and the cabinet of Chancellor Luther has approved the draft of a law em­ powering Germany's representa­ tives formally to sign the treaties at London Dec, 1. The expectation in political cir­ cles is that the bill will be intro­ duced to the reichstag next Mon­ day, will recive n large majority. No change in the German cons­ titution will be necessary by the new low. which will merely authorire the signing of the treaties and sanction Germany’s opplication for membership in the Lcngue of Nations. CI.KMKNCF.au 18 ABSENT BARIS, Nov. 20.—(A*)—Georges Clemenccau, as usual, was absent when the 40 immortals met. He has been elected, but never receiv­ ed notice. SALES BILL IS SIGNED HAVANA, Nov. 20.—GP>—Men cannot sell things in stores hand­ ling only womens goods. This Is one of the provisions of a law just signed by President Mach­ ado. making the employment of women mandatory in some classes of business. At least half the sales force of some stores mutt be women. The CALLS U. s. SOLDIERS ‘BUMS* NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—<JP)— For calling American soldiers “bums" on Armistice Day, Mrs. Mary Grecula, a Bohemian, Is go­ ing to spend 10 days in jail. She refused to pay a $25 fine. Strengthening o|| m o u rcra .re ltt.n p h « » d k33f * l •» >»>• B*nk lS,;.lL £j other’s resources. Business For Sale 4% Interest Paid on 8a*|l|u IN A FAST GROWING TOWN $5000.00 STOCK OF CEN- Seminole (founJ e r a l m e r c h a n d is e Sanford,Fl] AND FIXTRUES. DOING GOOD BUSINESS B. C. Eaton & Co. Osteen, Fla. THE BETTER A PRODUCT i s l l WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. ^2s=s=gsss5g=ssss=s"=sss=5=5g5ss5ss:a:a::^5g53g,s!:::5ssn55S5s:as5S55SSSsa:5S5as5sss5as5SB5nsss^:5S5ss;ad Metropolitan Parkway Sanford System Hi T- . The boulevard that will encircle the city is the foundation of such a system. Sanfor has the distinction of being the first Floridan city to adopt this feature. No othej public improvement could assure g reater enhancem ent of values. jr fasten with wire skewers Ituli Places a n d cook In b o ilin g w a te r I th e Nnilonnt llmi-wliold Mtv I.v . uutslds of bird thoroughly with u n til te n d e r (a b o u t DJ m in u te s ). I B05 n t i t i A venue, S ew Y ork City. ..XJiOn Fever I Shop Lifter Caught ---- — • ■---------- — ------ .1 At A I West VV(t«l Pa! Pnl m R o flp mh'eaeh M \FFI r J l / TKIi BY FA81T8TS h o m e , n ..v. hf (/i*>— rir• r\{ tiiiir »if tin* chamlier of i|.»putii‘.i v.ai suf |ieml>'d for ten minute* loiluy after a scuffle in which the r>)i...jt:m - I deputy Mu ft i wu.t . am.lny Imitdlcd and ejected by the ku ci .I, WEST PALM BEACH. Fla., Nov. 21.—(/V)—Dorothea Carring­ tons penchant for finery and jewels placed her in jail here yes­ terday whore she is charged with forging check* In the aiitn of uppioximatcly $11,000. After Inlying jewel 1y valued ill over $5,111)0 from a local jeweler she gave him a worthies:! check for the trinkets and in an off-hand Is n prrHcripllon for manner decided she’d take the Colds, Grippe, Hu, DcciRue, $2,1100 solitaire with her. j Before that, however she shop Bilious Fever anti Malaria ped at a clothing store and 1k*U Kills tin germs. aldea taking away 11 handsome «■ coat and dress tin* left a worthlers check them for over $.'1,1100. She wan apprehended on tho Sea­ board Air Line railroad Hlntion ! olutform by detective chief II. T. * k \ i f . s r . v r r — 1 \ \ r s t h u m s Verner. Formal charges were to I .>111>> I'uloat.in-tlr<inilsy III*]* !m filed against her late today or Hanfunl Klnrlil* ■■ Saturday. / fj it +-C-V* This spacious boulevard ydll run directly through Sanford Grove. P lats that appef ed in previous advertisement indicated th a t it would traverse this development utilizing our original W alnut Avenue. It will traverse many of the higher type de velopments of Greater Sanford, and will shorten the distance from Sanford Grovel Lake Monroe by more than a mile. <8 G G Earle T. Field R E A L ESTA TE The building of the Boulevard, as it is now planned will bring Sanford Grove right id line with Monroe Terrace, Marvania, May fair, and the Forrest Lake Hotel, and manj other developments of the exclusive E ast side. The business section and the shod ping district of the city will he within easy access of the fartherest point of Sanforl Grove. 1 +♦+++ ♦+♦+«-H INSURANCE the new boulevard in the first section of Sanford Grove. SANFORD—SYNONYMOUS with H if SOLIDITY f-iisti 1 Ernesl Alfie l Frciuh Nnicr t. known in England by lltr shorter name uf l.ur l t'arrick, I* the litte.it to catch the Florida . «ver. Following in the footsteps of 1inxl and l.ieUt. Osboin Wood, lot is off fur Florida lu rntch tnrjwtlr uqd, possibly, l)( dahlil? a , bit In te jl entail , ti.u. . 1 * | • J J MAI 1 1 ».JI.( m > lt\ l M ISTS ItOMK Nuv. 10.—(AY - Thu sitting of tho thumb-r of de|iuliei was etispondod for ten minutes today alti r a scuffle in which the commuiiint deputy Muffl was roughly handled nr.il ejcrluil 0 / the Fascist. ! ' j 1 ! ' 1 ; ALMOST IDLNMFIKH IIIMSLI.I LOU1HVII.I.K, Nov, 20. -(AY -. W* Edwin Itu ■tejl, vimving a sulciilo * body, idriitifivil us nis own wav a'lnuat persuaded hu had died without knowing it. Solid ns tin* ruck is the economical base upon which Nattfold ix building. Thousands of acres of the most productive fanning lands in the World tire sending their Kcldeit Ireasure, amounting to millmn.i of il 'l!iiis ami increasing yearly, through Hanford to Northern markets. We can still offer you a few lots on either of these highways, we recommend imm (hate action as public announcements will create an overwhelming-d e m a n d for fron] age cn these thoroughfares. b Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this GREAT IN­ LAND PORT is our record. See the pints of this property, or better still arrange to see the property itself. No oh ligations will be involved by calling for an a p p o i n t m e n t ^ i n s ^ K f o r f Grove. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia At Second LOANS Phone 18 m INVESTMENTS S ..........................................................................................................................; ■■ ■■ t l . r r r lull, tin I 'a th A ir., | ;immmk) nml |:ir,iii|.ilii, T 0 PHILA0EI PUIA! «■ ■ a■ ■ I .tor Ton run Tun runm litinsr. tlnuUI* aurnga nml inn tut, y t.niMi. ' *la lU iltst linou.itu rark tula nrar llrpul tnr *TtMK).nt). Ilnranlu. l»ta «n fork IM itai ■tl.WKi.au. Tukr n Ittnk. ■■ SANFORD AMID MAJESTIC PINES” T o n tula nn S an tu rit A ir , Our *.*Auo lit), u ih rr •UIKUI IK). PnKimore 4 Boston K«ft Ifofu JacktonnUrt Uim iwlvii na vm! L«'*kt OilliRtlt) .4 0 96. Pt.’- U l i U IJ I. I* IVmM f 41 M. TIi*#«*44 !•(•• and1i*tl irnattHKM to •'! T Tliii Company, aaubiiahatl In IA)2 and awa.if ika ».aw .i i i m » I IxtiL. m m n uIwi »!->.», i.» , t«a>la» «««*•(•• .t-4* twlacol J T U . K t * * r r u . f‘- n i A «' A t ! 1.1.1 (A CHANY IMUlli. Im-wltd Uan Imf tUn< ffWa. FU> Sand -oi iUatiralaJ bosk tat Aulcmabijaa M tr Ini nn l.ltti At*. *:iHKI.t)U. Vttu ran'l brat II, F llr tula lu Iruut uf llulrl Fnrrral l.akr. Inn tnl« lu tlo lu lt. Thr nuly Ittu ntatlaliln IS tula In 4’lly limit* (nr $37,000.1)0. I I tfltr II. It. f row ing* a t g4U.UO p rr tnnl, Alrr lots no (Ink A l e . 4 till nntl . . . tk,nn. I kmr Ibr t hitler itI urrrnar In city |„r laM liblaa 14 In. terrain! talk ullk S r, I f t l ’a k u a l n r * * p r o p e r l y I k n r tk n l. antur un ■ 00 yror laaar—*■■*( ka beat. If tun are of alrnaorr It nlll par y*« lu lnir*Oa *tr. M ale Mercbaattt & Mincn* TrattY. Co, W. J. THIGPEN r t a r »«U K . H a y O l r e r l tildlni ,Vs ■--s» I’hong 7if Bart Nason, Sales Director Realtor SANFORD, FLORIDA U)1 �Fa?* 0 r ; '! JT H E & .roimT nr J H incomplete. E r w SEnUminKflr ? i3 thk »x 0 i .tj TV,, ■v 11’D'ia i . cm ctiiT & JW S R B E tackled RL« t: It " *I ** T11,p g 11Booth ^ nf5 S d n^VI" ^ n i U x e d ■W'HQahV k1haimbS wn ComntnlnnntM omplalnant*. SERVICE UNITS TO MEET mi On Monday afternoon at 3 o’­ A. M. tlBBI> rt a t, is *amo clock there will bo on Important Martin made no Rain . B* Defendant*. Ultatlnn s“rm»V^ln Bn i"t'~iho VolTow'l'nit’ilemeeting of the Servhre Unit of the cnded'n»jton» 9. Sanford 0, i'-hui !nPirr P?.rly lI lnl* »m* Holy Crow Church at the homo I. * A* M. fl.I'd an.] wlf,*_. Mat* ."r l L'V<1°.l,n<y of Henil nolo and The linc-upt Paytons of Mrs. S. 0. Chase on Oak Ave­ know n r '.10"0 Chrt,,lnn fl*iirr»im‘ dosi fii,/,! * lrir‘lU nioro particularly Sarah"1 ! D‘ .Ku,|*« and -wif.’.. V canford / “ “ L0" , Trar v . f"11"" ". l o - w l l : nue, to which every member in •Sarah ’harlrg L e ft End ; y letch ef urged to attend an thin will be the ‘Irlffl,, J- OHffln®' -• ,nt N<>’ =3 of Annle w ho"o Chrlstlnn liam.i Is o<»f f illio i w / fv j u - , Hll,),,,vl",on °* thn HVi last meeting before the Christmas unko1"' l boa” **t Russell -« ' "h r. lt o 1 ^ ‘‘'ow tlr'ffln ; j X . W SlW "J'lp No**'' No. i4 ^ , ?'«*,!•» •• Left ^ ac*'*ej i cc l-immon Bnznr to be held Dec. 1, at the w ife.------------Q f l f f l n . Kail. H«nKc..Ncv 3(1 « " »«.----------- ilrlffln. J? r;ror.ied In l i s t Bm.k C. I r 11, |h, ’, l w '* u n k n o w n ; Grier Woman s Club, and plans must be ~.......Left Guard *’nl'llc ItecorUa or l«onio VO* 'VJf„ V m f , l , V . M- O r l f f l n nml Oran*.“U. " f Wilcox' ninde ut that time. Trn o S ,u n ,>'. Florida. ffOU H„. 'irlrfln; St. J. U r lti o f A n n ie lirook!- riir o 'TlUl,burn: K|lti A. K nriffio"- u1M11VINs I"-n n - of V«nwy ......... Center the H>, - io!:..1 * s * ‘,v"l>' nn.l wife,----- ,.f . ... Clark RESOLUTIONS Is w,' ° i e C h ristian n a m e Old imber 'ppoth KVcht Guard Whereas, on the morning of Oct .. aknnwn; and earli and e v e r y of (IWO .. P erry 14, 1025, the Angel of Death enter­ *•- ahov^nimed r.efenn5?m;.V?Vu™ C-ittinghamt ...... .......... .— ed the home of our beloved sister ?»W 5 W ?„r _. .......... r lwhin. X i "tcoT*a of 0 w e Wrttry R ight Tackle tl,!-'nimA l»e dead, th e n to B arker Mrs. Mary Leoimrdy, n Gold Star i l , „ *• „f ln| *» sh o w n .ir hevlserg. g r a n te e s , or on the1 habits"** Win Plan lands of the A lt a A Real Good Buy .jaborato P° pC ...... Right End ? Hotel Mother of the Spnnish-Amcricnn _ r claimants iind.'r each mid e v - nionto I.and. V? del & N a vig ation ... Weld War and of the World War, and f.-n .lV .,..*; f,,,J"'vliiK d e c e a s e d d o - Company, as r.-rnr.l Vvent at corded In Plat llo o k u if .. 1 l "*.wii: A. to. n e e d an d <-• page II „f , llp iirr,.... ' f ’"' l ‘*ddlo lleco rd s God in His infinite wisdom nml luimiTT - H i * d . w h o so C h r istia n Bl>0th ...... Q uarter Back ■ a 1 " U unknown; J a m e s D. F u d g e pnrt „r k. i „ ( o u ”Jy Florida, or any ... Hood pandrini;' mercy called her unto himself, and l thereof. fC,r£®r? h F u d g e. A n n ie 5-room bungalow with tty of the ' K i t e ...... Left Half Back Whereas, wo are deeply grieved Cr|lffU c r lfflri. Charles llrlfrin a n d w ife , eii.i, ,.r «rfhy. nri'ered that you and Bullard over the loss of this loyal, faith­ r., ‘ T , »rl fflii. w]u .so Christ la n mir H-.ni ^ . U “ ml appear b efore bnth; also garage. Eastern j .i E n t r m m g c r — Baclc ^ ., J cu t ‘ ourt at the Court Only ful member and patriotic citi­ name Is unknown; N e t t l e t i r l f f l n lion..'. ll o He ,.t Stanford, Florida, on th e exposure; corner lot in one ‘.'•H ffi" ' V'rlfrln « n|l wife, driving,» ’ ' f ••ceemher. A. I>. Ifli:.. zens, he it therefore *r frill, whose Clirisllnn Is .Voi of (he best sections of the fen da>’j .i. “n'l 11,1 r-' answer unknown; c.,riis O rlffln ; ... .... M. Resolved, that Col. Theodore «. . Vf cjdnnlalni ex h ib ited ,.|y Stated ***** ~~.... r city. For price and terms ^ l Z n e e s c Roosevelt Auxiliary No. (3 Depart­ ’/ ' f f l i , ami wife. Martha J. G r iffin ; m--.li at,,iInst you in this cause. •' **riffln; I'exi. r W a s h b u r n ; ' A 1 '* further ordered thnt th is *jHh than E\ £ f eree-Chittenden. see ment of Florida Auxiliary United . *'• h r,,,,k*: Kll S w n v e ly nml H eTi . Published in the Hanford Spanish War Veterans, extend to wire.------------Swnvely. whoau C h ris- finnfoe'i “o " '•■ P n p rr published In u .m name Is unknown, -rinec Hen- i . o c a l T d e m o l a y s the fnmily of our sister our condol­ bin ford. Seminole Comity. Florida, claim in g Interests In nn.l t» th e o e.-u-i, w eek for four co n sccu ad Q;-'.’* ence and heartfelt sympathy, and [and* hereinafter described; to all on. live wi ciin, Ilfvandra * r a n q u e t persons and parties c la i m i n g lnle*rg u e s t s be it further my hand and the seal Established tea room doing $700 weekly business with et:. under .! W. tirlffln. d ecea sed , of WITNKSH already "t the < ir.-.ilt Court of the S ev en th Resolved, thnt a copy of these and William Ja ck so n , d e c e a s ­ Judicial ( Ireuii of the Htato of F lo{their eus- or,’ COMMANDERY be sent to the family nml a copy be ed. under and under (leorgo F ro st d.*- tliU.. In and for .Seminole County. 4 year lease on loention, offered at $5,000 cash includes cpiiy p“th: published in The Sanford Herald censed. and under I.aurn I*. F r o s t, *!** i lltli day of N ovember, ^srran^01* ns heir*, d ev is ees, g r a n ­ A. P, that these resolution be spread dteeceased all equipment. A good business investment. e s or a* other ellmullts. or n th e r arinse ior creaiS ° m?mSwW ™obt5ned dur- and H. B. LEWIS CO. K. A. POCOLASS. upon the minutes of Col. Theodore tton of *h0 Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, U. S. a i a i i a i u m i i i a i u a m u i i i u i k im u illllllllllH inothher Psh*ort Talks made by Sir W. V. Real Estate—Investments Committee; Lou Smith Terbeun ■ l- • ki i IcFarland. of U Grange, The Davey-Winston Organization OSES r t i f f i h t L«by. ol'Oil. City. Maude Smith ■ ■ HU. Sir & Knight Martin. of Neva Haynes Masonic Hldg. Phone 707. Phone 31 ■ high I’a., ami N o r w ic h . CM1"served by Offico Manager, Sam Younts OF 9-0 M U ^ S S J t f ’ a B S n S ta r. IHc tofioednir named ladles personally roltowmg p Martin, Mrs. It* II nssistlntr. J J’ M rs. E lizabeth FINANCIAL REVIEW ................ f r Lloyd. *Mrs'Katherine McKay, Mrs. NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—(/P)— Reese a made •*, ’ rihhs ALrs. K. E. Shinhol- Recurring periods of weakness jr eight serTMr*. MamJe Griffin, Jgfc Ear- characterized this week’s stock ninrkt^. Speculative uneasiness fitiford’n aii Parker and >. ra. It. lu rncr. was gienerally attributed to the lido two lightening of money rates in fed­ yards, eral reserve centers outside of New "A TOWN is like a language or n human fpd carBabson says the Dixie will being. It must otart naturally and grow of Y'ork anti its possible effect on the across its own power. You can’t invent it or creato supply of funds loanable on stock be a continuous city, some m. On it.’’ market Collateral. Severe swells point, day. took place hut they generally fail­ rately Sanford has grown south and ed to hold although impressive Money buys what it wants. strengtli c'eveloped in a number of It. west for fifty years. DAYTONA, Fla., Nov. 21.—UP) railroad shares. West F irst Street is the Dixie t on his —Harry Prettymnn’s bizck-to-tho Business and financial news was lir made farm forces were considerably The “Dixie” is the great a rt­ in Sanford. Itiif two augmented today by the an iv al in largely favorable. It included re­ • 1-1Vi A cres Midway Betw een Sanford and Orlando 15-ynrtl Daytona of the entire Royal lin es ports of expanding steel operation, ery pouring life into Sanford A strictly modern and up-to-date camp. General store You will never make a bad StconipMe sales personnel consisting of hi a further reduction in crude oil from the north and west. pjrd for men and the supporting executive production, weekly freight load­ in connection. Cottages, Tents, Restaurant, Boating, trad e buying property on ings, heavy over subscription of Bathing, Deep Well Water to Her- ami publicity departments. Main street an any growing tn Day- This organization which made the Italian loan and relatively The clay will come when the ltd m.iiie an enviable record in Asheville, easy money rates. The week also JOHNSON & CO. town. man who failed to get proper­ Reese N. C., will be merged with the brought forth a number of fav­ I*. O. Hox 85 Long wood, F la. nude twe present Prettymnn organization orable dividend developments, in­ Remember Broadway in ty on the DIXIE, substantial stock division handling Dnyton-DeLnmi farms to cluding ftr imrun. the most ambitious farm project on Mack trucks, railway steel “Little Ol’ New York” will be sorry. inrmplctc in Florida, which opens up 44,- spring nml international business rifbt yards 000 acres of form landa on the machines and speculating up of the stock on a 1 to l basis, | Si pas* to Del.and h i g h w a y , midway between, ^Chrysler N<jw EnK|!U1(| Telephone and pltte. Rnr.v p pot- Telegraph Company restored its Ertmirgt'r Daytona and ' TO A L L CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF Amolgatinn will nia Block to Telephone No. 120 Hull Building to nn an S $88 annual annual basis basis unit and the the first down selling SANFORD AND VICINITY force in tin? state engaged stock sh the ball exclusively in handling five and Atlantic Coast Line and Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., declared extra H.’lui.sciilPv f&iWurfi* M . i fno;npyrneii Carpenters o t Local a on Day.dividendz! ......... * •mUnion 1751 of Sanford,‘Fla., will lie $1.10 per iidtlr on w :, „ . ration, R. H. Vonstcin, publicity and after January I. 1920. By unanimous vote of Local h it Grant jjrector saj,|i “ Royal I’incs brings Union 1751. j ThompsonL wealthy of enthusiasm nml sales By C. C. FLYNN dilution » r(ability to aid the farm movement wr Hf*« |„ Florida, In selecting Mr. I’ret- W hat More Do You Want? Recording Secretary. Yt ball w«*Ityman’s project nftor nn exhaus- 5 room house on Central tien kick-il j t|vi, study of every section of the Avc near Elm, $1,200 will tat ncov-1 st(,te wc ,ji(i so Hoeing tho aprz a ia iia ia iiH a iiiin iu ia i dline. Bu'I- prna(.|, Mf a great agricultural era handle this. B a l a n c e liri fir.:; in Florida. monthly a t half of what it |b« yards. “The development of the “One is renting for paving all Itad r rat .Man” farm idea and its possibili­ N *f>J for a ties wil mnlrk a new step in the paid, no interest nn notes. millions now living will never die u t end by economic development of the won­ You will miss a real good lto g iifi. der state. In this work we are chance to make some E Z on Ilia proud to share.’’ money if you let this one kr made SEE THE Not in any past ages was the Highway to Life opened up; for in all past ages pass. play TO RAISE SALARIES men have continued to die. toss the back, TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 20.—(/P>— V Look Means a Lot [cl jmt Telegraphers who remained in th e Highway to Life means what the words imply; namely, a way hy which Koa! the service of the railroad and Take a look at this one—Corner the people can got eternal life here, now. wiring stiking operators who returned be in Pinehurst Eastern exp. | losing fnre midnight last night together $1,585.00, $385.00 CASH. Lets The easting up of this highway and th e gathering out of its stones is in pro­ with all new men will share in have quick action if you want MS; punt general wage increase ordered bv this. gress before our eyes. ._ RhI- the Atlantic Coast Line railroad, parts to it was announced today by G, E. 5 Iota on Oak and Eavcns Sts., Knit lost rtullin3, assistant superintendent. $2,500.00 cash, balance to suit. The way of tho people, a way they have never hitherto had, Is being made Bttwmis. Three lots on Magnolia, one ready for l hum—the way by which they will gain everlasting life on earth. i hilar,1 cor. These can be bought under Up to a late hour today Mr. l»4 end. thD market. J Voted Coolidge had not received his dis­ charge notice from the Shipping Give us the pleasure of show­ Pi field Board.—Detroit News. ing you. !EN Financial Review | C. C. Flyiih, Secretary LOCAL UNION OF CARPENTERS ANI) JOINERS OF AMERICA Route A, Box 218-1). Prettym an’s Sales Force D eclared To Be Biggest l a S tate Mr. Arthur Brisbane Aptly Says: FOR SALE Short’s Auto Camp NOTICE C ity R ealty Co, aaaaifflftsffiHKBsi; The Highway to Life 7 1New Cadillac Models Seminole Hudson-Essex Cadillac Co. •jbn on •hinge r truss. T . (I. B A M . %XT Hvimp■■ Aft end. 5 'to was W h Grier Ballard rtUTCHESS . nV trade W. P. Carter for * ’>Ms and A Real Opportunity 230 Meisch Bldg. J * "■* gain, tbc noar- R hone 718 roi. J!|in,‘- Grant Panted Wlk-ox f f “ • carE J * .eat ■9scw*'n made Tilings to be thankful for ifcoyttcd a J" 117 Magnolia Avenue REALTOR from ia Good reliable used cars. Not abused. Solti and Exchanged K. |) . Call B B S ^ou c.in be thankful that you will toon be sitting up to * ^6 table groaning with turkey and other good things— Booth Barber BirUr wia JS ■m V Waned ! X rn,a!'' k ‘ ,J gum. Z l\r,u w (». 1" ‘,r nud. J v nti Ven K TV K 'Upson. 1 I n J ^ n *a« MoriUrVr That you can now scour the forests and fields for game, with your gun over your aria— Mf<re particularly, that vre fit you perfectly in smart Dutchess Trousers forThanksEhing Day—or in sturdy Dutchess Knickers for rough in the great outdoor*. Woodruff & Watson Exceptional Plum bing Calls ‘or A. D. ROSIER If you’re particular about the kind of plumbing you want in your new home, or the new kind of plumbing 1San Lanta Homes Several dl.tlnctive alucro » ' SpanUh arrhiwrlurr. cm. toJyi„e every convenience indmlinn nn,, wa,er. healer., am, a n tiuilt-in featured, are ready for immediate oeenpnne,. M * m ■ There home, are nplcndldly located in the m id ,t of S anford', t o i t i a l Masterpiece . h e r . tl» d « h tfu l rc .tri.U o h . duur.nu e nn atmosphere of nefebtorlineM and contentm ent. San U nta combine, homo atmopshero with constantly cnhancing values. in your old home call A. Knight & MacNeill D. Rosier for an estimate. 107-109 South Burk Avenue REALTORS A. D. ROSIER 3rd and Oak „ .w r \i \N It. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept- SAM H* ^ B E L L MKS j . M. U M01NE Salesladies. H E A R - �1 W * "V TV**?*, tv BBL* ! i- ; H ie Sanford Herald THE HBRALu'8 PLATFORM 1-—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. . . , Construction of 8L Johna-ln dlar niter canal, t —Extension cf white way. is - .FtUnalon of local amusements, —Swimming pool, tennis courts, ate. ^A ugm enting of building proam—houses, hotels, apartment BMfi, •^—Extension of afreet paving pro­ gram. 1.—Construction of boulevard grot nd LaV* Monroe. I —Cotnple'Jon of dly beantifleatlon program. 9,—Expansion of school system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY THE FIRST AND THE LAST: —I am the first, and I nm the last: and besides me there is no God. Is thcro n God besides me? yea, there is no God: I know not any. Isaiah 44: G,,8. PRAYER:— Lord, we believe that Thou hnst created nil things and that in Thee nil things exist, and we worship und ndoro Thee as the One True and Living God, besido Whom there is none else, -oEASTWARD TURNS THE BANDIT Poor Jesse James but tittle knew The real rewards of crime. Ha did tho best that nno can do Who lives before his time. The banks he robbed were few and far, The roads were wet and rough, He should have hud a motor car To help him do his stuff. ! Tho bandits of the wild, wild West Amassed a little fame And did their poor und feeblu best To play n daring game. But not u one of them would dare To ply, by light of day, Their trndu along the thoroughfate Called little old Broadway. The robber earned a srnnty wage And ran great risk of Jni! Who stopped by night a passing stage For monoy In the mail. It's easier, before tho cops Can rally and pursue, To hire a car and loot tho shops Along Fifth Avenue. No bandits lately roam tho West— Which West is wild no more. The gunmen find that criino pays best In street and shop and store. And so a gun and mask they don And hid folks stand and fork Their monoy and their Jawels on Tho sidewalks of New York. —Jam es J. Montague Headline in nn exchange say?, "Favors Movement to Take Off Women's Disabilities." The heart­ less one, now that means someone is going to catch cold. "After awhile," tho Times-Unlon remarks, "the Prince of Wales will be noted for his ability lo fall off a horse." Whnddu you mean “aft«r awhile?" Wo thought ho was. Practically everything will lie run by machinery twenty-five years from today, thinks the Bal­ timore Sun. But then we’ll still have women doing their own argu­ ing. "AH communications for this of­ fice must be signed. Wo positive­ ly refuse to publish any unani­ mous letters "—Cissna Park News. Guess that’ll hold thu writers for awhile. . Get Ready For Thanksgiving’ n i TVS HAVE ALL THE LUCK As Brisbane Sees It 11 000,000 for London Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated next Thursday. im r ■ ••te r at ■ u f 'tif F in ite Mm. Coolidge-Queen Mary Aatared u Bacona Clat» Matter. The President of the United States has already issued a Birth Control? Co Slowly Out obar IT. lt. at th# >*«3ftl«* Onto IT li 1*1*. The Nation Is Richer M teaford teaforA Florida it voter d ir Act of proclamation setting aside November 26 as the day on which feUrea I. lilt. _______ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE the entire nation will be thankful. (Coprrtrnt m s )_____ ILLA.in L. tlHAI*— ____ Star .P u u i* HOWARD » U I O , Some people, who wait for Thanksgiving Day to come ................ . be _ thankful, ____ ___ _________ ______ the __ LORD ASHFIELD. manager of so that they ..... may are already planning IT! Mara alia A m w F*aaa ’« i w detail’s of the day's festitivities. Big dinner* are being ^r* t ” “f*oi^-en*mfilI?n»oom°P ■UnsCHIPTIo!* KATM O u t T m i - I T .O O Hi* M e a t u s - . f t M ranged so that they may eat far more than is good for If xo, London's population will i/siitarsd 'o civ The many extras that will grace their bountiful bo a long way behind that of New w *«k, 11«. W s s k l r E d itloa !* -•• them. per rear. __ _________ boards will never be begrudged. The thought uppermost in York. Lord Ashfield, who has had rood training—he once managed ■PRciAL a o n c R i ah obi to am MMm * carte of tbaaka. reaolutloae the minds of those people will be the big dinner and it Detroit's electric railways—say* •ad uotlcca ol •otar^la-anta w»wj will be made great. great cities must look to under­ c D r i u art Mad* will bo cHargod fnr >* rocoiar advrtUlng ra ft. There are, however, many others who are thankful ground railways for traffic relief. ■BKDrn THR A««OCIAT*D FHRM often during the year, and these are also planning the way THAT WILL help for a while TV* Associated P tn i la tielostralr eniltUd «o fba ui; for ra- in which they will observe the holiday. These, too, plan only. Ashfield forgets the flying pablleatlon o' all nawa dlapatebae theit- Thanksgiving dinner but they are thinking also of machine, destined to wipe out conaradltv. to It or not olhamrlM eredtaJ In thla papor and al»o tba lo- what they can do to make the day have its greatest meaning. pestion in time. Cities, like the dinosaurs, will grow to huge site, wf nawa published boreln. All rlf&t* Thanksgiving Day offers a great opportunity for the then vanish from the earth. Kind­ rapnblleatlon of apodal aispatehaa baraln era alao raaar-ed. student of human nature to get a collection of facts. In­ ly remember this prediction, if you SATURDAY. NOV. 21, 1925 stead of being a day devoted to gratitude as was originally come back here in 1,000 years. C m r' “ i THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 2 y 9 2 5 / _ _ l = PAGE FOUR 5v. ' Tho St. Paul Pioneer Press U moved to remark that "prohibition has inspired less poetry than wine.” All of which is another good argument in favor of pro­ hibition. .. o —. Italy has Just paid back five million dollar* of its war debt ana then turned around und borrowed one hundred million more. That may bu bud financing hut It's a darn good system if you can got •way with it. A Newark man saya it doesn’t make any difference whether a woman open! or doses her eyes when she i* kissed just an oho keens her mouth closed afterwards. Will someone hand him the ivory camphor container? Forty-three people were killed and 208 others were injured In traffic aeddants in ten southern states during the past week- Flor­ ida stands second in the list of those killed and first in the num­ ber injured. This business of try ­ ing to cross the track ahead of the train or trying to see how hard your car can hit another, is gets ting to bu serious, and some of these days n few people are going lo reellM it,—Hanford Herald. And yet, when w$ consider the mad ecrambtt, especially in Flor­ ida, wc wonder why there are not more accidents. We shall hnvo police protection at railroad Croat­ ia** WPKS • f '1rv > . intended it should be, it has degenerated into a day of gorg­ ing, while gratitude and thanksgiving has been very largely omitted from the program of festivities. Americans in 1925 have so many things for which to be thankful it would seem that this year, of all years, the day ought to be fittingly observed. It should be made a day for expressing grntitude for the many blessings that have come to us and for carrying happiness and bringing gladness into the lives of those around us, some of whom may be less fortunate. Sanford people undoubtedly will properly observe next Thursday so that its greatest meaning may be manifest. Substantial Sanford has been blessed in the last year and there are numerous reasons for which we, here in this favored spot, have cause for thanks. So in making your plans do not allow the dinner feature to be the only out­ standing bxpression of grntitude. Sanford people have the opportunity of observing the day in a wny which will bring credit to the community and joy to many. Perhaps the Thanksgiving spirit, will make itself shown in more neigh­ borliness and less selfishness and in an effort to take away the loneliness of those hundreds of newcomers who have chosen Sanford as their home during the recent months. ---------------- o--------------- VV". & I! i ; QUEEN MARY was in London shops, also, setting the right ex­ ample. American women, whether they have sense, and want to imitate the wife of an American president, or lack sense and want to imitate the wife of a British king, should do their shopping early. - A \\ mi i i N 1 m»rrj °r foo| \X \V ■a fry > rj doubt I Piitt^' Don’t , at j cUwjQI WORKERS WILL live together in roomy colonies on hill tops, mountain tops, or by the seashore, and fiy to work in single units to factory cities of gas and steel from 180 to 500 miles away. Children now living will see the beginning of that. But don't sell you city comer lot, yet. MRS COOLIDGE, in New York with her husband yesterday, did some of her Christmas shopping early. M Onir i troubk'i taking trying fork ii l * A •towt cod k C -. Nothra* fnan mot km can f Tlier*j '£ \\\. jan, °PPcrt rcinrablt Sore* t In Octroi l motortjd Someth THE DOWAGER Queen Alexan­ to lead dria, mother of King George, was pUfei. dangerously ill of heart failure last night. Today’s papers may tell of her death, physicians hav­ SATURDAY EVENING SERMON ing little hope. Girls Walk the Streets STATE DEBT Alexandria, soon to bo 81 years BY DR. O. H. GREENWELL, Pastor F irst Christian Church MIAMI IIEBUI) old, always kept with her the works Over fifty thounand girls, writes the World News Ser­ of Elia Wheeler Wilcox, whose mangled for the sins of the world, "THE ATONEMENT" vice, are walking the streets of New York. Justice Boyle cnrly poems contain much warmth Christ combines in his own per­ the vail of the symbolical Temple Debts incurred by individuals, is ( or states nre not always un­ the state of tho Children’s Court snys, “There are 50,808 fly-by-nijfht nnd sunshine. was rent in twain from the top cities ron perfect humnnity and perfect Royalties, often get tired of divinity and that, in a word, ho is to the bottom; and hhe way into desirable. In fact, it is very often cmdH girls ronminjt the streets of New York City because of lack their an indication of good business acu­ rent in«j royalty nnd its limitations. "God manifest in the the Holiest of all was then typi­ men of proper home environment”. to go into debt. In general, found is How will they like being common­ himself flesh." That something is always cally revealed to the eyes of mor­ however, a person feels more com­ fast si t!i Think of what thab statement means, “Because of lack ers in heaven for billions of years? I due to offended and violated jus­ tals. fortable if he is square with the One ol of proper home environment”. Because a girl’s parents tice will, perhaps be readily con­ Soon after this the bars of death world, and tho same thing mny bo MR. M. NICOLL, Jr., New York ceded by all. The demands of for failed in their duty to her, she is made to suffer degrada­ state commissioner of health, de­ justice must be met ami the maj­ were broken and Christ rose from said of states. For this reason sues tho cfead. the first-fruits of them there is considerable satisfaction money a tion and nn existence worse than death. Because a girl’s nounces the waste of women’s esty of the law sustained in every that slept. He spent 40 days with in knowing that Florida is one of omicilly. parents think they must go to cabarets in order to remain lives every year in child birth. human organization, or otherwise his disciples, speaking to them of tho few states which has no bond­ do »t»ut in tiho social whirl, or spend so mucli time quarreling be­ Tho complaint is just. A na­ the and, if j bonds of the association will things pertaining to tho kingdom tion thnt spends money teaching tween themselves that they don’t have time to properly farmers how to look after tho soon be severed, nnd anarchy nnd of God. Anil then having ascend­ ed indebtedness. found b This does not tell the whole an ii bring up children, a girl must walk the streets at night. iiirth of pigs and calves ought to lawlessness will soon universally ed to tho heavens as Our Great story for this state. There is a and High Priest, not with tho blood of Fortunately Florida has not seen much of this condi­ l>e interested in human mother* prevail. balance in tho treasury of nearly in tom hulls, and of goats but with His What is sufficient to meet and also. tion. Most of nur Florida people believe that when a couple seven million dollars. Ail this has ways k to satisfy the claims of justice nn own blood. marries it is time to give up running around, if ever begun, come nbout in spite of the fact countin HUT, THERE might lx* harm in account of transgressions commit­ "He made an atonement for the and settle down, in fact as well as in theory. too much encouragement of birth ted in the family, in the school, in sins of the world. God accepted that Florida does not impose the quickly But as Florida grows, and comes to possess cities of control, a remedy, suggested by the state, or in the nation? This the offering ns being fully nde- two forms of nuisance tax which rarely used in most of the other state considerable population, it may come to see more of that Dr. Nicoll. It is preposterous thnt is the most delicate and enibar- <(untc to meet and satisfy tho de­ are states, and by the Federal govern­ anywomnn should be compelled trt a»«lng nf‘ nil t'tiiVutfve ■ luhclUiis. mands of Ills government; hmV FL., condition of which we read in New York. It will if Florida Income und inheritance deM edst, iiuvo children against her will, Hut, if this problem is so very thus solved the greatest moral ment—the taxes. people ever get the idea that social life, of the “running brutally quite cm: cruel to withhold from difficult nnd embarrassing even in problem that had ever occupied around” kind, should have precedence over that more serious poor overwoiked mothers birth Its relations to the Mitall and com­ the attention of men or nngclx. Nor docs this tell the whole many of phase of raising a family. control know-lego thnt every pros­ paratively unimportant govern­ The problem of "Redemption" story. It might bo supposed, years hi' Blood w’ill tell and breeding has a lot to do with a man perous woman gets from her phy­ ments of this world, what does it hns never, nor never will be able judging from the experience of cresses a| become when it is extended to the to fully explain what the reason­ other states, that Florida would be in many or woman’s character, but give them the best in the world sician, ns a matter of course. vast empire of Jehovah: when it ing of God was on this subject, without roads and other public these stii of tihnt, coupled with a had environment, and they haven't HOWEVER, TIL E important is made to embrace a government by which he felt compelled, ac­ possessions which properly belong and nil a chance. Take away the present good environment which thing in the creation of children which has for its Constitution the cording to His own infinite na­ in a state, and which nre usually licensing Florida has, and it will soon see, as New York City does, is affection, not money. A child'* divine nature itself, and on the ture, to refuse to pardon a single secured by loading the people up the same start in life depends, not on the proper administration of which sin except through the blood of with a heavy bonded indebtedness, in Florii 50,808 girls walking the streets at night. father's bank account, hut on the depend the order, stability, anil His son. Hebrews, 9:22; Romans, it is quite true that mnpy of the accused ii -------------- o-------------mother’s love nnd respect for her well-being of the whole universe? 8:18:23. cities and counties in Florida have sanity ju The Seaboard Air Line evidently believes th at popula­ children’s father. A man sincere­ Who can say on what conditions n bonded for roads and streets, but from its It was then evident that the detion and buHineaa have gone to Florida to stay or it would ly devoted to his wife gives his .sin may and should lx* pardoned the amount of this indebtedness been and 1, .......... ,r: ......... • mnnils of justice and all the claims not go in for building 210 miles of new road in that state. children the right start, if he gives is ijo larger than the same form of of all the] ™ hiwho i. . t " ehis » » s ? * ? ™* , * M i„ ,„ them health ami character, without Hint has established —Spartanburg (S. C.) Herald. met nnd satisfied by the sin-offer­ money. throne in the heavens, nnd whoso ing of Christ even more fully and Kingdom ruleth over all. Psnlm more perfectly than if all the pen­ THE ASSISTANT PR AS TO number you never can 103:19. MY FAVORITE STORIES alties of violated Inyf hnd been di­ ASHEVILLE C1TIZE3 tell. Alexander the Great was a For a long time this was the rectly inflicted on the offending By IRVIN S. COBB one nnd only. Caruso followed 18 mystery of nil mysteries. And pnrties. brothers noil sisters. it is thnt tho history of re­ The scope of Christs prayer in speeches? Hun. Cnlvin Coolidge fact it is In Owen county, Ky., there for­ anti thicker all tho time. It seem* Nature is wiser than birth con­ hence del merly resided a self-ordained or­ I can't git rid of ’em noway. Whut trol or eugenics. The mother that demption is a history of successive the Garden of Gothsemnnco was, unless ho has nn understudy so "chief liver ami clever that he can counterfeit char­ wonders. So far as we know it "O, my Father, if it bo possible acle on all (|Ucstions pertaining would you advise?" wants children has the best chil­ the dutie to subjects of fanning, horse rais­ "My .son,” sai he wise man, dren. Kugcnlat will reply. "Yes, has no pnrallel in the divine ad­ let this cup pass from me," That acteristic Coolidge expressions. will real); ing and hog guessing. To him "I don't want to brag, but I reck* therefore it is only common sense ministration. When angels sinned if there is nny other possible wny Talk thnt Judaon C. Welliver, until Presiden one day, as he set on a horse In you ain't made no mistake in to let the others know how they it was the end of their probation. in which poor sinners can be saved, lately chief clerk to tho President, Their hopes wore vanished forever. tho claims of justice satisfied, and wrote the Coolidge address, is dis­ ground, block facing the public square at coinin’ to mo—you’ve struck on to may avoid having them." And it is most likely that when the divine law magnified, then and proved if only by the admitted fact invited to Owenston, came a pestered young one man that's fitten to advise you sinned and fell his case was only then, let this cup of inde­ that he wrote most of President Old b'ettk hushnud-mnn from the knobs along in this here matter ef anybody on "THERE IS no inflation of any man be his <f regarded ns equally hopeless by nil scribable suffering pass from me. Harding's speeches. the Kentucky River with this ques­ this enrth is. Man and boy, I've kind in the commercial field." tion: been givin’ the subject of sassa­ "There is absolutely no reason for tho higher created intelligences of But rich an inexhaustible as nie There is no possible resemblance speech a the "Uncle Hump, how am I going to fras sprouts my earnest attention curtailing credits there." Th; the universe who were cognizant the divine resources, it seems that between the "Harding" diction and that get shot of sassafras sprouts? fur goin’ on sixty years. And it'* stock market has been boiling be­ of the fact. there was no other possible rem­ that of the present chief executive. sonaily The pesky dern things have jest a my dclibcratic judgment that when cause people have suddenly real­ If ever there was a time when edy. Ino former, as turned out by Mr. the Old bout took an old field of mint. I've sassafras sprouts starts to takin’ ized the creation of new values." nny of God's creatures might be Christ himself hail to suffer in Welliver, was heavy with ponder­ It is ni tried choppin' 'em out and plow a farm the only wny you kin git supposed to be ready to charge order to meet and to sntisfv tho ous phrases, nnd moved with un­ has. H® in' ’em untier nnd hurtlin’ 'em ovut rid of 'em is Jest to pack up and THUS SPOKE to hankers in Him with partiality and injustice, just and necessary demands of gainly gait—Mr. Harding himself else ho hut they keep on getllii' thicker move off and leave 'em." Detroit not Zarnthustra, but n fi­ it seems to mo that that was the the divine government, or otner- did much better work. The Cool­ the Prcsii nancial superman, Charles E. time. The fact thnt man had wise the whole human race must idge utterances are clear-c&t and ly certsi sion may I Mitchell, who runs the more than sinned was known in Heaven, perish forever. He saw it; He un­ to the point. mp derstood it: He felt it: Ho no long­ ITIERE OUGHT TO BE” a billion dollar National City Bank Enrth ami Hell. It is of course no discredit to norainotid And tho fact that justice de­ er hesitated. He accepted the a President that he has some one example, of New York. AS1IEVII.I.K CITIZEN manded satisfaction was also dread alternative. to write his addresses. He has not elude tha' He was borne to the cross as the time to give to study of the Western ONLY LITTLE minds are over­ known. But when, where and Of course there should bo— veneratod faith in phrase was how hnd this satisfaction been nn innocent Iamb was borne to the many complex matters which nuy boy Stal' everybody says so. Everybody made in Spartanburg recently we whelmed by big figures. Mr. given? Ah. thnt wAs the ques­ nltnr, nnd his blood was poured be involved in a subject. He must scribe the Mitchell, who buys Liberty bonds, lias been saying so for many learn from The Journal. nnd such, for his bank, twenty nnd tion. Nothing. Nothing hnd ns out for the sins of the world! utilize other men and their talents ing cowho* years—“There ought to l>e." Mr. Thorpe boldly proposes a appeared within the horizon And now O, sinner, will you re­ for this purpose—there is no in­ be hootedWhat ? Hardly need to ask a substitute for the term. "There forty million dollars worth nt a yet <|ueatlon to which everybody ought to be fewer laws." lie claims time, knows that our transactions that was sufficient to justify such ject the rich benefits procured for tentions. The first doubts begin —he couid an event ns the salvation of a soul you through the infinite merits ef \nd President Coolidge may he had knows the answer. "There ought that already wo have too many do not mean inflation in this land thnt had been defiled by sin. that blood? of 175,000,000 people, and heaven to bo n law." have to come to this method. Inman s si*1 laws in the millions that clutter Tho purpose of Jehovah, which l-eglslators have worked man­ the law books; he saya "There knows how many billion dollars. no created eye had yet seen, but fully to meet this need—so much ought to b** a law" has been gross­ Contemporary Comment BREAKING THE SOU WHEN THE wages and other the shadow of which was even then must be said in behalf of oft-crit­ ly over-worked and should be given present on every patriarchial uiKNOXVILLE JOURNA icised legislatures, nntl so soon ns a long vacation. We have already earnings of 175,000,000 people nro tar. This conception was more or As regards o u \ invitation to pay any considerable sentiment hm so many laws that every day suddenly doubles! everything else less confirmed by every new de­ it seems that every time the Frank The Southern States Republican of person* proclaimed that "There ought to every good citizen breaks a dozen doubles in value. When 20,000,000 velopment of God’s great purpose declines tho franc declines_Vir workers each, make | 3.00 a uny league recently met in Birming­ hardly be ginia-Pilot. bo a law" In respect to this or that or so. more than they used to make, or whether in type or prophecy! ham and massed its forces for a as to 2t*fl tho legislators have rushed up it is true that we have too many with the law. In fact, quite often laws but this will not be accepted $00,000,000 a day, eighteen billion Therefore as the sun is the conMoney is a small matter with drive* on the solid Democratic primaries .V1*-’ L80lar 8yat«n>. around most of ns ^especially „fU.r the South. Ways and means were cannot be It needed but for one or two in­ ns a knockout blow for “There dollars in a year or 300 working tCLother things increase in val­ which all other planets revolve so taxes arc paid and the fuel bin considered for accomplishing that the best n dividuals to any “There ought to ought to be." Tho people have be­ days, Christ U the center of attraction aim. Outstanding in the confer­ understand: be" to start tho law-making mill come so accustomed to depend on ue. We nre richer than wo wore, and in tho kingdom of God — and K E . 3 . - P' r" " F*"* *Minn.” ences of the league was the rcad- engage in in motion. laws ns the best remedy for all around which all symbols, shad•ng of ji letter from tho venerable for an oil So many people and so many in­ social B|a and situations that puz- that is no calamity. own ami types revolve in the word Don’t gamble, but don't lot any terests have repeated this phrase zlo that they will not really cease Elihu Root, one of the patriarchs nients. An American film producer sav. cssimist frighten you into aell- of God. But there] so many, many thousands of times •ailing on tho Invoking spirit, ir of the Republican party, in which th*t il, is easier to move an nudb P' But atill all was mystery. The' cnca to tears than to laughte and legislatures have so faithfully I hero ought to be." They are ng anything of real value. breaking u ho stated it would be a great thing vail of the Temple made without made affirmative response that quite willing to abolish thousands IS OUU national aircraft depart­ hands had not yet been rent; the » one oflth eir com for the Democratic party of the has esca one would think that the phrase of existent laws but not willing to ment well managed, does it en­ way into the true Holy of Holies 1c films.—Punch. South to be put in danger of los­ would be would lx* given a rest from work. put the brakes on the law ma­ courage flying? That question in- had not yet been made manifest to for newsP* ing an election, Canada') But always now conditions arise chine. teresta President Coolidge, who any creature, tho grave had not 8ivii?i-no?nccmcnt that | Not looking at tho question of some fine to work it. Good roads drag it __Seriously, we should consider has striven earnestly to encourage lost one of its victims, and lifn I rmrin h,.,-*. *..* .L, K ,1!’ n we), from a pparty standpoint ] their mo_;,u ii work —"" I** wei* j1 solidarity a# tro w ii u n y iu « n u (fu n -i—— from its rest, every new discovery •Mr. Thorpe’s suggestion. Should flying, commercial and military. and immortality had not yet been too literally in°rhi not bo ,aken ??leI>‘* he regarded the orgnniza- had comm Invoke* its aid, the nutomobila It really be necessary, for example Tho President got an answer to fully an‘* tndia- tlon■ v,, „a strong atron*f Republican pparty, arty | unpardo^ ^^ alone brought about n situation to have a law forbidding expec­ tho question yesterday from Lieut- pel. brought to light by the Uos | Providence ^ourn-d in the South as beneficial in many lican- A ■ which caused people to say hun­ toration on sidewalks? We are Leigh Wade, a first class AmeriEven the Apostles of Christ respects to the South itself. He lv returning dreds of times, “There ought to far from urging repeal of this un­ can aviator, one of those that I were yet ignorant regarded a primary contest within Florida, ore of the fact that be a law." th Jt'T h ' the limit* of ono party as nec-1 boom tnr used ordinance, but could not an made tho first iiight around the their Master must suffer death Ixj has been Comes now an iconoclast, a de­ uppral to public sentiment by civic world, ho says at the farcial and | buried, and rise again tho third etsarily a contest of personalities j litical , nier of the faith trusting millions organisations have effected the disgraceful Mitchell trial. "I - in- according to the scripture*, nee and not a contest of principles or The >njiu*■ ( have in their favorite phrase, an same purpose? |„ fact. J3 it not tend to resign from the Army air Mark 9:9*10—Luke 21:|S .47_Jno a year ago._C ohmbia itccorj. d policies. enfased tn* infidel who icoffs at its superna­ this sentiment which new prompts tervice, became it offers little op- 20:9—Hebrews 9:8. This point has since been | ro'nA1(fjfl lO tits Editorial * U IP IJU tlll* Uiiu D I1K H W W W * tural power to invoke benefit to a fair compliance with the law? portunity.” But in the fulness of time the ne;e in' Chi- tressed bv the publication of dis- °P$*? mankind, and boldlv proposes to J.h® 1* " «atlv merely proclaimed There are lorae other rejigea- Great Antitype of ail the A crL 1---- Alabama- stating • i--*“*»I[n*xt _:rir.nc« *■ substitute a ipntrarRction. !!« is tno public view and this could tians that would please tho people fieea that were ever stain by di­ fhirt* for seif govern!!*?*. ‘h*ir patches from far five Democratic guber-jn!I_ w>r 0f hsrs they tear other 0ver i th lt ao M**rlo Thorp*'[ editor of The Na- hev® teen dons otherwise wo rooro, anti the Pi d?Qt OUffV tu vine appointment appeared oq the offered i mim»r for no reason at 4 J natorial candidates hav W 1W up Clvis. A* Hu flush was ui;a uU A fric a n , Y^rV for the honor, and tho contest fofjffvim •t nr, sarily be ca» the plum must if S S li iw« itm I tt M i �3S • * , . - •' \ - 1 K • ' ' ^ r ^ I ' -4X ' ■■ » ' ' ' V' SOCIAL AN D Personals FRESHMAN CLASS PRESENTS FINAL OF CONSTITUTION WEEK - PROGRAM _____ ___ ___ _________ _ .--------------------- ♦_ ^----- PAGE • Longwood Chapter D. A. R. held at the homo THANKSGIVING PROGRAM of the regent, Mrs. R. E. Tolar Black Hotel, Mayor D. E. McLinden and Mra. SIcLinden of BlrimThe Sunday School Clnsaea of in Sanford, on Friday afternoon. Several new arrivals are to oc­ »-» - inghani, Ala. Mr. McLindon hni the Congregational Church will . _ 9 cupy the house on the property Friday morning nt the chapel John E. Morris, Jr., or Quitman, Thrc lots, including tangerine just completed his term as mayor present a Thanksgiving progri Bearing large placards of yel­ of Sirs. Florence B. Clark on WildGa., and John E. Morris of Ashe­ period, the Freshman classi of the Lf trees on Pine Street owned by R of Birmingham and has come di- Sunday evening a t 7:30 o'clock ville, N. C., are spending several Sanford High School, presented the low and black, the whool colors, inere Avenue. They are Mr. nnd E. Cobb, have recently been sold rectly to Florida to dispose of his which the public is cordially inv Mrs. C. S. Norcross, Mr. and Mrs. each one of these stated a pertin­ last of the programs of “Consti­ days in Sanford on business. holdings in city of Bartow i.i order ed. to Jack White of Miami Beach. S. B. Williams, F,. W. Wells from ent fact comierning the equipttutional Week", which has been ob­ to invest in real estate in Long--------JPreibytenan in the *.<*' C. R. Dillard and George Mor­ served at the school during the ment, finance, faculty, standing, Chesterville, Me., Mr. and Mrs. wood. BRIDGE PARTY PLANN/O The Five Hundred Club met membership, scholarship, or de­ Adelbert Wellman and Mr. Oliver ris were among the business vis­ past week. Arriving from Akron. Ohio on On Tuesday evening a t 8 /clock (Ttnlng mf«t- itors last Friday at the library and will of Farmington, Falls, Me. partmental work of the high school. This program follows tho ones here Friday from Jackson­ - jeavor con* meet this week on Wednesday at Thursday was S. S. Stcinmit;, the members of the Social Departgiven by the Senior, Junior nnd The Freshmen taking part in this ville. is in Ihmon the same place. Bridge will also part owners of race tract in Akron, ment of the Woman’s Club will Sophomore classes nil of which wete U. K. Griffin, Eloise Lanier, On Thursday afternoon a most bo played. ----------------------------give u bridge party for the memAdele Vining, Kathleen Long. Eli­ delightful tea was given nt the George R. Schmidt of Daytona have been enthusasticlly received Mrs. C. A. Hinton of the West bers and their husbands. For resby the students n:i well ns friends zabeth Clarke, Clifford Rivers, library by members of the Civic was in the city Friday on a busi­ Sidc left Saturday for Formosa, ervations please telephoe Mra. \V. over for FlorThe Sunnysido Hatchery owned where Bernard Schirard, Pat Miller, Lengue in honor of two of their and patrons of the school she will undergo an opera- Theodore Langley, (24) or Mra. hurch at 3:30 ness mission. nnd operated by G. U. Stuart has Claude Herndon, Robert ArmbueThe program had for its subject members, Mrs. C. Lynn Thomas tion nt the Florida Sanitarium. William Moore Scott, 128-J. recently been bought by David E. ter, Robert Elliott and H. C. Wat­ nnd Mrs. George Stuart who are Your School" and for its ers. truth Seekers Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Wodiinger “Know Manasco. leaving soon. After an enjoyable V Methodist left Saturday morning for Tampa purpose the presentation of facts The vivacious little "Exclama- hour of visiting, delicious refresh­ where they will spend tho week concerning the Sanford High mation Captain nnd Mrs. Pope Wash­ Points" at the close of the School. The high school orches­ ment were served consisting of frill of Mrs.at end. tra opened the program with u se­ program decided that the reasons fruit salad, tea, asorted sandwich­ ington are entertaining their nep­ hew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ Mrs. m. M. H. arrived lection, after which 12 Freshmen thus given were also thaui for de­ es and salted nuts. iftto Avenue. | airs. Hi Wodiinger f? VUiniOvs »•••«>•• jamin Franklin Green from Mus­ assembled ncross the stage form­ Eighteen member were seated at scribing th> Snnford High School [meets at the!here Friday from Jacksonville to kogee, Okla. ing the word "Sanford High join her nor husband nuauumi who •• — — '~'join is — local ans being “the best old schol in tho table which was artistically 3ter on *1 the decorated in the color scheme of gent> here for the tho Davis Shorer Shores School”. all the land.” Mrs. Emma llight has for win­ orange and green, bouquets of are stop stop­ rty of the of St. Augustine. They ore ter guests her brother nnd wife, orange cosmos, maiden hair ferns co rill meet ping a t the home of Mrs. W. A. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur 11. Clark ami nut baskets of orange crepe Q uarterly Conference Informal Dance Last paper. The nffair was in chnrge from Hollis, Me. ioim of Mrs. Fitts on Union Avenue. Lakes. Of Methodist Church Night At City Hall of a special committee composed | Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles S. Lucas, R. T. Thrasher returned home ; service Leaof Mrs. Kingslnnd, chairman, Mr?. o'clock at the Friday evening from Tampa where Held Friday Evening formerly of Longwood but now of F. C. Slade nnd Mrs. J. A. Hist-![Cnmp on Oak he was the guest of hii sister Mrs. Is Greatly Enjoyed line. Eustis, Vu., have been re­ F. S. Daiger. cent vslitors with Mrs. Neimeyer The fourth quarterly conference The following were present: and Mrs. Histline. After living in Large American flags, nnd other Methodist Mrs, J. N. Tolar left Saturday of the First Methodist Church of patriotic symbols together with Mrs. John Searcy, Mra. J. E. Wal­ a colder state they plan to locate Hie home of morning for Lakeland where he Sanford was held on Friday even­ potted palms were used in deco­ ker. Mrs. Sal inn Barlow, Mrs. Win. again in Seminole county. alia Avc- will spend the week end with her ing a t 7:30 o'clock with Rev. J. F. rating the large auditorium nt the Green, Mrs. Emma Might, Mrs. C. Beil piesiding. Reports were L. Thomas, Mrs. Mattie Buckley, mother Mrs. C. V. McIntyre. She node Miss Beatrice Cobb lum formed by the pastor, the board of City Hall for the informul dance, Mrs. F. J. Niemeyer, Mrs. Man­ / Social De- will be accompanied home by Mrs. stewards, the Missionary given Friday evening for the mem­ n class of piano nnd violin pupils society, ly Power. Mrs. J. A. Histline, Mrs. i and has her studio in the library kClub at 8 Mclntyro who has been quite ill the Sunday school superintendent, bers of the younger socinl tot. Moore for the past three weeks. , ' i........ building The music was unusually good, and the president of the Epworth — *which • * the Civic League and was furnished by the "Main GjHu^Stuatt^klrs!* Fm*r^ a n ^ e Si r!i^ * ”,^ ? ^ * ^ ,,'hl,r lho '>riviU'*,‘ uf i League, all showing a healthy Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Wctmore of growth in nil departments of Orchestra", whih is playing for the Mrs. F. <\ Slade, Miss Elsie Dun-1 bar, Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs. J. II. hibit ami Warren, I’a., and Mrs. Mowio S. church W E HAVE ON DISPLAY the year, nnd ihe season nt Avalon Park Hotel. This Menick. len's Club Gutt of Erie, I*a., arrived here board ofduring is the first of a series of dances Those now occupying the Niestewards hopes to meet Friday and are the guests of Mr. all financial obligations of the to be given this winter, tho next meyer apartment house on War­ COMPLETE LINES and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter on Mag­ church by the meeting of the an­ one will be in two week* Fred A. Frazier, daughter Mrs. ren Street are: Mrs. Carrie Kll. will en* nolia Avenue. Among those attending last C. [.. Thomas and Robbie having well, Westboro, Me., and Mr. anti nual conference on Dec. • the Wo* were Misses Marjorie sold their place here, are moving Mrs. George Smith, of Walnut The following were elected stew­ evening j honoring Mr. and Mrs. John MacDanoId ards Dempsey, lama Belle Hagan, Emthis week to join Mr. Thomas in Hill, Me., Miss Fannie F. Fitch for the coming year: L. 1 II.. ........... Smoking Stands, i of I’rovi* and their guests, Judge nnd Mrs. Sarasota where he is engage in the of Portland, Me., is staying on •'*•***'---C. C. Remington of Providence, R. Warren Street and Mrs. Lizzie Hook Ends, I., motored to Orlando on Satur­ Fitch of Portland, Me., is staying day where they spent the day. with Mrs. Snlinu Harlow on liny les Street. Dinner Chimes, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howarth of l CHURCH New York City who are touring Serving Trays, Mrs. lis te r R. Payne gave a I I’cloc*. Mroois Wimbish, Glenn Wimbish, the state nrrived in the city on E. H. Lnney(..................................... party for her young son on Tues­ j Sermon, 11 It. A. Winston, C. C . 1 Henry Roddenberry, Paul Forbes, Friday and will spend some time McCrary, T. W. Russell uni Mrs.i Ellwyn Moore, Duncan Hasell, day afternoon. It was greatly en­ Mesh Hags, • Clayton N, North, one of the joyed by the younger set. Those 9 o'clock. here at the Valdez. li H Chappell. i Edgerton I'etterson, G. W. Spence, proprietors of the cash store, bus present were Bobbie Thomas. Mary F. E. Adams was elected. super- •••.. Jr., Everell uusn, Dash, tClyde Green, opened Leather Hand Bags, i>m‘ iirecn, • (:roon a real estate office next to Searcy, Billie Sour, Jack Searcy, of th.. Sunrlnu 0,.n^i ' 11 nvcu'ii """ cntRCii » J. M. Forbes and C. A. Shuster iinteiidcnt n t e n d s of . I H»P. Huff Bill ^ 11 ^ 1 7 'L. of Pittsburg, Pa., were among the Percy Entzminger and Glenn Overnight Hags .. . . ..... ... »»iiuer Payne. ill k si fol-1 arrivals here on Friday. __ uvi i mv?* Park, five lots in Tims* Pine sub­ It »' •** * * * ...... ....................... S. 0. Shinsholscr was appointed ser, Acey und Andrew Carrowuy, Men’s Hill Rolls. division on the south Dixie highA1 Hunt left Friday for Birm­ district steward. 111 a. m. The Atlantic Coast Line is lay­ Calvin Teague, Boh McKeown, _„ _, ,,ui. ...vntuHIl, ingham, Ala., where he will spend Endeavor Resolutions were adopted ex­ Sam Fleischer, George Thurston,. , . ing five milui iof double track his vacation. pressing appreciation of the faith- Briggs Arrington nnd others. 11o'clock, here. Two and n half miles wilt ' . Mrs. Theodore Tice has bought - .. V IIM.V 5 ' work of n me tho • presiding presiding elder, ! kivor meetbe laid north of Longwood nnd _____ . mi worK elder,| ----------------------------I3'* hit*sixin lots Three Pine subdivisim * ri oi »» • in Three Pine subdivision \V. B. Boyd of Indianapolic, Ind.,! Rev. J. F. Bell, who is now closing| F o r m e r PastOl* Will J > two and a half miles south of Ip . Longwood station. Several teams snent the day here Friday attend- his four years term of service on , ~ f.nih,nm °r " PSl 1alm Ucnch in Endeavor r to business of mules have been shipped into ■ the distefet. I O c C U p y L o c a l P l l l p i t lho ^frier, owner. [senior: in the t r n n rt town fo r the wpijk. u .r JICWELER *• * '* * .v I be supplied Mrs FI. C. Council of Savannah, Rivers Becomes;I n n «Dlr.n r s.. . fw.*K«walker,— iwho.w«« the Mrs. J. Henry Menick attended Mr. nnd Mrs. David E. Manasco At by cut of- Ga., is the house guest of Mrs. Al­ Miss Phone 3 >7-\V 219 E. 1h1. S t. ^ . y „ T pastor of the Snnford Methodist the meeting of the Sallic Harrison arc entertiling nt the Orange nnd [piWic fc' cor- fred Lilja on Parka Avenue. Bride of J. I. Stewart Church severnl years ago, has been • services. invited by the pastor nnd board of George P. Bomur of St. Louis, On Friday Evening* stewards of the church to preach . ................................................................................................... .. ICHL’RCH Mo., is spending the week end iiia iz in here on the Sunday of the Annual Jfi a. here on business. A wedding which came os s sur­ Conference, which is Dec. •!. He n 4^++^++*»++-M^+»>+++++-»»+*+'»++>^++»-f+»-»-»+»*v4>»+++»+.»+<»++-»»+++*++++**•»♦♦+♦+ ♦»++♦♦+♦+♦+♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ [ad sermor, prise to their many friend.' was has just notified them that he will ■ Lore of Mrs. Mary Mnines and littlo that of Miss Ruby Winifred Riv­ accept the invitation, and will | ■ daughter, Mary Ethel, arrived 6:30 home Friday from Dayton, O., ers and James Ivey Stewni :, which preach in the Methodist Church in j was solemnized I ridny .vening at Snnford at 11 a. m. where they spent the summor with |D o.clock. her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Hcrby. the home of the bride’.-, parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. F. Rivera on Mag­ REVIVAL SERVICES I» Inside" V meetim: Charles 3. Steele of Ansonia, nolia Avenue, Rev. T. J. Nixon,! Rev. Shuford Jenkins, who has ’of the Methodist Church, been holdingjieryices daily In the Frit L’ap- Conn., arrived here Friday to npnsTor lfi.to O -- using -V ... ... officiating, the ring cere- big tent at Third Street and Pal­ 1‘j. 2S. spend the winter. ,mony. metto Avenue, will deliver u ser­ lu* very The bride was attired in a small mon tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'­ |ttvices. Mrs. Ray Fox and Mrs. Emmett costume of Pansy satin, with coat clock. The public is cordially in­ McCall motored to Orlando on F ri­ chic hat nnd other aeceseories of vited to attend the service. The CIErY day where they spent the day with grey. regular evening message will be are relatives. Immediate y nftor th*’ ceremony, given tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Ouk the young couple left in their car every Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Fox for Georgia where they will visit clock, ly .’ibject left Friday afternoon for Valdos­ relatives. Upon their return to ta, Ga., having been called there Sanford they will make their home EfV. I undoes by ther fire which destroyed the at the residence of the bride’s par­ ents. • d heal- home of the latter’s mother. I Club Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Lehninn re­ Union Thanksgiving Sd) te turned Saturday from Tampa, Four-piece suits for boys. All wool. |11:00 where they spent the pa 3t week. Services Will Be At (Irey crnvencttc. Sizes (» to 10 years. l Dr. and Mrs. J. (J. Ziegler, Miss Presbyterian Church Flarle Jones *4 Ml l !.ilium ----- ----UIIO U UIIC! t... , i Sliinsholser ‘ and ' uM t formed a congenial party motorUnion Thanksgiving services I S > M , ing tu Orlando on Friday evening, will he held nt the First Presbyter­ . ^(«i„n - 1 : ian Church at 10 o’clock Thursday Mrs. Mary Hommell who has morning, according to an an­ been spending tho summer nt Tam - 1 nouncement of the program today. pa arrived here Friday auu and w will oruer 1,1 of the -- umio ill'| Following is the “ w U,UCI u'*- servspend the tin. -- here u— — spend winter with her i ices: “ *de use •laughter Mrs. Walter Coleman. | ,,{cv-- EIE Brownlee presidi — -............................ -jng. In all the new color combination. Slip Invocation by Rev. r. F. V D. Ki King. I f — m • -------over style. All sizes, fine quality, light Mrs. Christopher Williams of Scripture Lesson by Rev. T. J. weight wool. Itacu New York City, urrived here Armstrong. ^ ^ A.lamj, Thursday and will spend the winPrayer liy Rev. T. J. NTxs\>n. S iter here with her daughter, Mrs Sermon by Rev.Morlime- Glover. iMil A. M. 1Edward Marked, a t her lovely Benediction by Rev. O. H. Giccnknr,on by country home "Edgewater Farm." well. An offering will be taken for | Mafs 6;jq! Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr., Mrs. Mar- the Seminole County Welfare' karet Bnmes of Orlando und Mrs. Board. fctot 7:30 p. W. A. Fitts Sr., motored to New ^ 'Smyrna on Thursday where they, Spending the day here Friday on Grey, tan and brown ami navy. Guar­ y lS*,*k*rs at were the guests of the former i business was If. W. Barnes of St. anteed all wool, Two pair pants. All parents u» i ,, ine i or me re and'®arent* M“ *"* Jon ’ Mr* anJ J. u. Shel- Augustine. a I V loveliest r ( li Ml # i a - S is n ? HENRY McLAULIN I 5 and Boys and Overcoats ts M ,-jK l H tf Boys’ Suits Fresh, Pasteurized 3 •tv JeHSifa aerTF* si M $12.50 to $18.50 BUTTER ILK t Every Day Men’s Fancy Sweaters Seminole Creamery Co. V $0.75 to $11.50 Phone 631 I 2 Pants Suits For Men J l t rvAt—"*-1'-thoB. Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Orlnn-rwat, who1 xs »pending a week here with . “ for »ome h«r parents, Capt. and Mrs. W. A. J**™ that Eitta on the West Side. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Smith of )tlngfield, Mass., arrived in the city on Friday and will spend the winter here. »f(r. ‘• Mra. J __ _ li.more |^ nrlando d o -onCt'^l„C .0ck, m°torcd to on Friday she was thfe BUent V ^t -uy where ,lhe Whtre she waRobert WilsJn.^1' duu*hter> Mrs V ndinV v?icGuin who has at A t-' Ca. U.. i ..._ f e l.uiumer ummtlr Ua., arrivetl here andat*At is a t ; home to her friends at her Cour.-I try Home at Paola. ! j|_ . __ J ng \f\\T !^ me & y Rr mi,,at return id ,/uyton, D., -c !Be spent the summer as \itht gut,t of Mrs. -------Mary Mnines. Tho« motoring to New Smyrna ;on Friday to attend the musicale w-d altemoon tea given by tho ‘G. 1. A. ladies were; Mrs. A. J»4, lie. ! Mrs. M. E. Moye, Mr»IfciH. Howell, Mrs. H. B. CrawMrs. Soviiking, Mis. J. M. S i Mrs. Alfred Lilja $35.00 to $39.00 TU ESD A Y A N D ^ Men’s Over Coats Only We will place on special sale vases, bowls, console sets, glassware, china, ribbon novelties, etc. $1 only, for these two days. Heavy, brown, tan and prey overcoats. All sizes. All wool $25.00 to $35.00 : “KNIT-TEX” OVER COATS ■ + Light weight knitted over c o a t *30.00 Guaranteed fo r 3 years ■ 4 Also Christmas cards will be placed on sale. 12 cards for $1.00. M+ ■ ■> ■> It will pay you to shop here ■ m ;■ " Tuesday and Wednesday MI-LADY’S SHOPPE The Y o well ■ l s i ‘ ffi:. �LD, SATURDAY, NO . 21, 1925. -------- —^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » m ♦ ♦■»♦»♦> ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ »♦.♦ ♦.♦♦♦♦♦ »♦ ♦♦»v»»»-»V-V • -- A Masterpiece Amon£ Florida’s "'Developments . r l * » Loch-Arbor is rapidly being trimsformed into the Coun try Club property of lakes and hills. Dredges are deepenmp the lakes incident to the tillingot the lowlands, landscaping and beautification are rapidly changing the 1ustic appearance oi this historic spot. Development has brought many changes, all of which are being made to create the home spot beautiful. Pulatial motor busses will operate between Loch-Arbor and all t est aid ished in the dit term it section of Florida and t he co untry, to wonderful opportunities that are being offered. Thousands of ti importation to buy and build in this development. S l ! r v ° : xt:,ntl ^ invi^ ltio. r t0 th0 Vco')]e of SJinfol*d to visit Loch-Arbor while developments gjng ahead. \ on will enjoy seeing the progress that is being made. We feel that our friends will hettr oat projl'ct '1,0S * mt W' be offom l tlntl tl,at they will yrasp the opportunity to affiliate themselves I .'v'lv +-i-++>>++++4' +*++++++++.{< ♦+444 a jLa . �THESANFORD HERAl.n Saturday , >A(a«WF- In Southern M onster Crowd Is E xpected To S e e G ator Game Today Huffmnn *»■ '% r s s ' S .D , — —Rc<I Chapman. CosIn’lZ inslaught DETROIT lightweight, defeated tun junior phil McCrnm of Detroit in U rounds. ST. PAUL— Wells, English weltei-we.gnv, ™.pointed Al Van Ryan of St. I aul in l<> rounds. . PAST CHICAGO, Ind.—Frankie Welsh, of Philadelphia won over Johnny Mendelson. Milwaukee 150 pounder, in 10 rounds. TAMPA—A rt Wclgnnd, B uffalo, On Dixie Gridirons In Colorful Games NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g i. - y n —Few of the Southern football teams playing this afternoon are Hireling strange tenms. Washington and Lee nnd North Carolina State were once Thanksgiving opponents nnd huve pinyod regularly for a number of years. Washington and Lee won last sea­ son HI to 0* Florida defeated the Mississippi Aggies Inst year 27 to 0, but such a margin today would prove a surprise. "Ole Miss" gained a decision ov­ er Southwestern Presbyterian last yen r 7 to 0. The Oklahoma Aggies stopped the Arkansas Itaxorbackft 20 to 0. Ogli thorpe-Morcrr was 25 to 0. William and Mary played n 7 to 7 draw with Roanoke and Ilampdon-Sidncy nnd Raiulolph-Macon were also involved in a tie, neith­ er team being able to score. An­ other scoreless time of the season was the contest between Howard and Birmingham-Southern. Cita­ del won 7 to 0 from Erskine and Emory and Henry defeated Elon 12 to 0. Southern downed Rollins Hi to 0. TAMPA, Ni Half the ,, . vy.ii.crsity of Florhln 15 here nml practically nil h Ioriua is represented nt Tampa's only Varsity football same this season between the Florida Gators and the Mississippi A and M far­ mers, Every box Feat nt Plant field was sold three days ago and even grandstand tickets were a t n pre­ mium today ns crowds streamed in by train and auto. The weather man predicts fair and cool weuther for the tussl« and both coaches gave o word that nil grid men were i shape. Tlte game will ho a t 2 :H0 o'clock. The two teams will tn field in these positions. FLORIDA MISS. . Green .... Williams Norton . Sarra .... Whitaker —Of‘\\* ORLEANS' Nov. 20.—GP) wiBnlv J of football to be Z B J P’ T * tpnnn / “ur !.n tho thu ,nclmIo th e Rants ana r ill! PPi c' ’110** «"•» Louislniii'Mii.r - K<1 a dash of have n » 1 ,ncv>H«» where to last j"ar°3 h 5*5? *hn,n j,fn>'Cil 18 to 7 ' ",‘n Mis«iFs|ppi won C o fffeh* P r^ b y to ria n Smith r „ . r 1,1 bolumhin today. 2y to o t T " *Wnn *1,st season morn „f Ron,c should be mn \ u , ontest. ,Z V .0'“> « WlS tthi* u V’oH < ,11, t1o 'o f thc ()z:irk, downed , 7 to ? al"1 tn‘"‘y’s Kamo nt (urnK ,H o was expected to U> •l nappy marriage e and she will for'•ews-Tribunc. BIG SAVING IN BUILDING EXPENSE CONTRACTORS-------------------------------------------- B U I L D E R S FOUND DEPOSIT OF SAND T*T*TAiTr Suitable For BRICK W O R K - CONCRETE— PLASTERING Conti acts for sale of sand at p it or delivered. For information inquire of O.C. B ryant a t 2468 Sanford Ave, tie tore / a. m. between 12 and 1:30 or a fte r 6 p. m. , or ii’yant & Hathaway, No. (I Ball Bldg1., Opposite P. 0 . Tested and recommended by R. E. Kelsey, Contractor Now being used by Dorsey, Howard & Kelly, The Big Contractors Fulton Left Tackle Left Guard Center Stewart . Goldstein Grid Right Guard Bronson Right Tackle Hurt ness Stanley .. Jones (c) Quarterback Brown Stevens Bishop POOR COLLEGE GRADUATES NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 20. —(A*)—If you want to lie a rail­ road man don’t! go to college. A Yale survey finds that railroad offices guard collegians as un­ promising material for executives. GREEN!ES CHOOSE CAPTAIN reatost progress of the city is now being1 HANOVER, N. II., Nov. 20.— (/P)—Newman M. Horton, fullback, | has been elected captain of the! Dartmouth football team fur 1020. City Taxes Due N ovem ber 1st. Tnx bonks are now open for the payment of City Taxes. 2r< discount allowed on all taxes paid in November, on al! paid in December. Tax books close April 1st. btoko, Mi.. Erl wfct-n he Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. t policies in { ■ lex than Int a -alt J- MONEY AVAILABLE p : ; issue L oans lamed down Magnolia & Second A. 1*. CONNELLY & SONS J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment PIcn Office in new M erriw cather Building 2nd Street. Phone til Hall, Pentland & McCall j AUDITS « ■ SYSTEMS TAXES a Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami £ Sanford, West I’alm Beach CENTRAL FLORIDA OFELICE g .‘U7-318 First National Bank Bldg. » Sanford, Florida S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager 6 j,.^ + 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 ho bought these and other factors of desir­ ability combined make Marvaniu the outstanding investment value in Sanford today. ■ ......... j , ...... .... . . . . . . . . . ; . ■ > < . 4 Drive to M arvaniaTomorrow You are invited to drive over this property, appraise its value for yourself by compare ing it with other offerings. We are sure your appraisals will be higher than the prices at which you can still buy this property. . We urge you to act a t once, and not fail to tak e advantage of the vania offers for investment and profit. .action o ARGE V O M E N ’S FASHION.6 G racious in L in e — P aorouNDLY S m a rt / A N N O U N C I N G . OUR SHOWING SCRUGGS REALTY CO SALES AGENTS ^riuiumn Hyoifofa 202 F irst Street ' ^fy/x'oducticiiA janiy (Mninalc7 & 'vicn& J'V tn Ute rti£cM <3hrti Shn^iirti ni* M 'host / /' rJTlfir 1 *4 lilt iVJLUJif ar ^ n g t o n St. ORLANDO, FLA. »* Phone 191V Phone 735 Masonic Temple �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER_21,_lg21 Popping Popovers Her Favorite Pastime Houbcn plans to leave 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 uatuni will be as simple to use as a pock-1 et flashlight, and is constructed on the same principle. number two company in the "F ar­ mer’s Wife” when it played in his home town, but refused to go. "Madame Butterfly," ought to The author says he fears he PARIS, Nov. 21 fA3).—It is the would not enjoy his play and has boast of Foreign Minister Briand have been written about a young no desire to see it on that ac­ that he has used the same too- Japanese student who goes to count. hat for more than 20 years. The America rather than about the veteran topper was still doing duty Japanese girl who was left behind | when the reconstructed Painleve by her American lover, says the i ministry went before the chamber Japanese novelist Arima, in the Paris Journal Lo Soir. of deputies a few days ago. "Japanese go to the United It has served M. Briand during State* for study or business, but his seven terms as premier, dur­ they cannot marry i ing his trip to Washington for the unfortunately there,” writes Mr. Arima. Sfar-| disarmament conference and through his recent negotiations at riages between Japanese and Geneva and Locarno. The foreign Americans do not last. They end minister goes out under its shel­ quickly by way of a divorce and ter as little as possible, preferring the Japanese finds himself de­ the more democratic “derby,” it serted and alone unless he goes takes the most formal of occasions back to his own country. “On the other hand the most to induce him to don his tube ns perfect in the world is that be­ the French call it. tween a .Mexican girl and a Jap ­ Past summer M. Briand on one anese boy. German, Norwegian occasion was received in audience and Swedish girls also got along bv the king of Kngland. His valet Japanese. But America is and even his chauffeur beggedi with a marriage desert and eveless him to buy n new ton-hat, ‘* one*that *t-_ I paradise for Orie/itals.” Sanford Ave In Residential Disti Three bedrooms, living room, dining breakfast nook. Large front and r* in all rooms. Improvements. House for this price. Burglars in Paris have recently mit that dentists as well $2,000 Cash, balance 10 Yi Luminous nightsticks for Paris traffic policemen are going to give Dutch Harbor, nest­ the taxi drivers n gay time after ledMeanwhile among the island mountrins dark. Paris taxi-drivers are so slumbers, dreaming of a glamor­ notoriously short-sighted that it is ous past. charged they sometimes can not see ns far as their own meters, and now they have complained Porter E. Pitts that even on the brightly lighted n R A t . KSTATB boulevards they are unable to see the gestures of the traffic con­ 4IO-II 1.4 13 l i t Mal'I. Ilnn k Itb lg. trollers. The white stick, so ef­ I’hone 4!lO-\V Sanford, Fla. W. V. W h eeler, fective in daytime, is invisible at lU -presenllng Ileal K state b ro k er Itlrlx atnl aha lnst<ils tliat th o fo» low lo g rrrlpa U lufullitilu: 1 cup f l o u r *4 trMSpOOIl Ifcllt I c u p Milk * i:«(ts 1 ti-UDpmin niclleil r'rlm’O Bit! flour uud suit. Add milk an d i-tnr* beaten togeth er. Thor m elted Crlaco. Heat en tire in l x tu n vigorously with an e g g b ea ter I’our Into hot greanrd pop-nvei puna. Hake 1 0 . I t m in u te s ut 4’J t* After "popping,” red l i r e te m p e r a turu to 375* an d ea iltln u o buktni for ab ou t 30 m in u tes. BF.RI.lN, Nov. 21 f/V). The queMion of whether riianeellnr I.uther nnd Foreign Minister Ktrrsemunn, ns the repn ■••ntatlven of UepiildTi-.an Getmunv shall wear ,'ij^k knee Jjrce her when they i*o tb* Londarf an the guests of King George for the signing nf the l,nrsrno treaty Itn-r been giving the lientls of the Get man delegation nearly as rnueh work as the pr«blent of obtaining a majority for the ratification of the*treaties by the ren-hstag. Only gradual!v Ii n state cere­ monial lit'ln? evolved for the young republic ned German statesmen must proceed carefully with the retting of each r reeodent. As the Spartan simplicity of the Inti* *Presi'bmt Fbert nre grti'hjall" giv­ ing plnco to a more pretentious ceremonial exemplified hy tho gold hrnldod gala iiniforni.a recently purchased for th« Inekevs s -rvlnt" President von llindenhurg and members of the rnhlnrt, It is gen­ erally assumed th it the chancellor nnd foreign mlnlst-r will set the pnen for German diplomats’ style| abroad hv observing tin customs nf th" nxnrt of St. Jit mss when they are th i k ln t’t guests. 't h e dent, obtiilniul nereis to the bird ra g rt, police said. hy poaing ntt a Muilcnt of bird life, lie 4* xnld to have atolon a arnre of valuable m rru K , tihennnnli n*ul cockntooa and snbl them to Id id atorea. The theft of the cockatoo with the distinctive line of ch atter led to hit* undoing, n > the 7,no director reengnlTrd the bird in a Dremlen pet tbop. ■'A 1 >' x -Anrw boon, full paid V. \ | \ in beautiful IkbUlon. \ w V— Florid* n«*r Jimp* iY whew livinx coodiHom LIFE IN A FLAT IS LIKE A BAD CHECK,ANDTHE CHIIOREN ARE MARKED "INSUFFICIENT FUN." e u iL D Ifi; 4re id o ls for only t>]8Q V. \ y ANY -,J ) MORE SAUA.RY r - ' / ) yoo do l Than while Ibis wonderful value u offered NEW LUMBER YARD A complete line o f J Cypress nnd Fine ■ j Framing ■ Sheathing 5 Siding ■ Flooring ■ Ceiling SKUVICE—QUALITY 5 Finish H Mouldings ■ Lath 5 Hrlck 5 Lime ■ Plaster ■ White Hock Planter llo. rd ■ Nails J Screen Wire * Uu’J ders Hardware ■ Do t s CARTER LUMBER COMPANY In Our Home On \V. Third Street '5 Sanford, Florida ten " Windows Frames nnd Screens Made to Order ■ ■ Murphy Ironing Hoards S Medicine Cabinets ■ ! CharlesM lliam Stores I Alan t ’ol'ham, British aviator who is known as the "taxi man of the air,” if off with tivo companions on an K00P-mile flight from I.ondon to Capctowti, at tho louthurn tip of Africa, The route is from i London to Cairo, Egypt, and thence 1up the Nile atul across trackless African jungles. d o e s n 't g e t - - v M \ .*Ihu prici iaclindwWs« V r-. \ *nd Icl cotr.pbt* V?ril» now lor p*rlicul*Ts S| “ The theft front the Drctulen too ■ i f n prlrrd cork'itoo, far*«il for th" plaintIvo manner In which it cried, "oh. dene 1 kt/aiul von only "it the ahniitderl” ban ceaulb'd hi Ihe nri*««,t nf Otto W. Mnhr, 27, on thiirgex of looting bird cage* in fbn Broaden, I.••lt»*,l'i nnd Nurentlllirg Too gnrdclie. Mohr, a form er chrm U try «h». to S IN K S a r e YOUR FLORIDA1 A HOME. WONDE/? H0WHOME «*bi4780= | fTHliY VO I T .M R BINI^/ many have pave up ctmugli money for such join ut ys. Thu family physicians, a survey made a prominent m'unlier of lip* nrnfesslait discloses, ii nearly ext'net, Otilv the wrs'lhv eap nf ford to pnv for medb-ul at tout tin i’i ininoe illnesses More often n doctor is called only when a palionl ia living. There in nNo little Impe i i the Insitranre field. Pliv* leal ream Inrtion-i for ntudiciiiii < for Itism »"iii policies are glv»il for rtlmut 2tl rents. rnnsiilliiHona required of poliey htddets several limes pseh year tire paid for at the rate of 'dioiit 15 cents each. The lot of dentists Is littl • bel­ ter. With rents, Inxci and ensl •if materials all high the gross ••■rente of I),........ rag* Il-"|ln don*. i.tt is about 9125 a month. for n chauffeur. There is a sur­ plus of 10,000 nbvilclnn* In Ger­ many Many f>r them have turned to "ambulance chasing" for n liv­ Mohr ivt! ren'enced ing Th1- phv.drinna hire tnxlrnba nnd month* in Jail. chouffmr* by tho month, ride along eu the front 'ext if they can drive ttenmdvcs, ned "k" nit an exlstoor" on th" profits *i ,ipi taxi fares. Mot Inf re ovnllv in emitt­ ing about the streets they are '•Jphntiy-on-the t t»"t'‘ when acci­ dent* neour, to snv nothing of wh>n th"ir own vehicle* run down 12 East Second St Many o f our ortic are shipped th e same day tlicy arc received —* , | K N O W HOU; T H E Y A S S o o n A S SINKS Put certain DO 6&TSW ii F O R T H E H O M E a n d MAKE] ‘u v e a o n ' t h e am ount r e s t . The home-owner simply decided that the h then, hy systematic slaving, he made it possibU If you are expecting to build some day. eoro ter over with us. Perhaps a definite knowledge will show you that you can begin to build no*, The Price Is Right SANTORI) W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172-v 8 hour service I Delightful Toys — H A T la It you want? W hat Is it you have been looking for? W hatever it is, you’ll hnd it in this big book. In its 518 pages, are 46,202 different articles of de­ pendable merchandise, including Btyles, colors and aiies. From atvlihh clothing to sturdy farm implements the line is com plete—and the prices cm ore (cm1. There is everything here for everybody. Farmers, housewives, teachers, clerks, shop workers all tind satisfaction in this m oney-saving catalog. And they all get speedy service. W That will bring joy to tho ti pay you to come in and lool holiday rush. Sporting Goods, Roller Skat Toy Autos, and other iritis. Wagons 1/ you haven*! a catalog, writ* fuv one today. It will be m ailed FREL. T H E CF1ARLES WILLIAM STORES, INC. 925 Score* BIJg.. N«w York City Large crow r»vivul Mtrvlcc* inrtto Avc/tuf, It is easy to shop by m ail an d save money ; The difference between the man who owns 1 who rents may not be a difference in income at ' CASH LUMBER CO New York City IT. seuvice-QuaUT' phone 53 �THE SAlgO Ri,JERALD, SATURDAY. NQVPMnrn Texas 3-Cornered Mitchell Trial Is HighwayQtiarre! Is Soaring Completion Again In Limelight Wa s h in g t o n , nov. 21.—(at anil J c w Ip A, Fry. hit wifn ir iu * w ife . If llvtnir. an d If d ea d all p a r ­ ? vf* } l l 111!* ",l iw*rileii rlnlm* t i e s rlalm ln tt by. throuKh or under I S * ,.!’*• W « t » , « r "ruler We*lev" Ihivld (». F ry a n d J e s s l o L. F ry. a s *v, i 1 > ami Jetts] «* \ Frv h i s wir<» heirs, d e v is e e s , le g a t e e s , o r o t h e r ­ a s h eirs , devisee*. leTkle V or w ise. slid r a eh o f th e m . In am i to ..th e r w is e . In .t,H Ia nUs Invol v ° I th e la n d s In v o lv r d In t h i s su it n s 1? ! | . , | ! U e hereinafter describe,!; h e r e in a f te r d e s c r ib e d In th is hill l'a v lil i». h ty nmt Jerutlc U Fry, of co m p lain t, a n d d e s c r ib e d a s f o l ­ Ills w if e . If liv in g Hll,| |f lows, t o - w i t : nil p a r tie s elnlmltiK by, thr«t:*ii ReKlnnlmt at th ___e s o u t h w e s t an d und er D avid I*. l ry und J e s ­ corner o f t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u arter s i e I - Fry. his w ife ns heirs, de(HE Ik) o f th e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r ­ Viseos, le gatee*. „ r otherw ise, in ter ISEV*) o f S e c tio n 13. To. Id th e lan d s Involved m m i s *«it. South, Kao Re 30 E a st, S e m ln o lo h e r e in a f te r described. County F lorid a , th e n c e E a st B39 Defendants. feet; th e n c e N o rth IB d e c r e e s Order Of I’nMIrstlnn nml 30 m i n u t e s W est S90.9 feet, T h e Htntn of Florida. To: more »r le s s t o th e S a n fo t d -O r N oah A. F r y n n,l 1Insole Frv. his landa brick road: t h e n r e S o u th ­ w if e . If liv in g , and if ,1, id. all n.ireasterly nlnnt; sa id brick road t l e s r i a l - ............ ■*------- .. . to the Sou th lin e of sa id S e c ­ North A F r y a n d i!u**|e F ry , bis tion 12; 111.•nee E a st to p oint of w ife, n s ...............- ........ . b'ltntees, or heicImiltiK. ContnlnliiR Fi,9 -teres o t h e r w i s e : W e s l e y \V. !’r I' a n d J e s more or l e s s s i t u a t e and b -! n g slo A. F ry . h is w ife. .. If 1Jiving, and to S em in ole C ou n ty. Florid a. If ileiitl, ------- , — p a r t i e s clalm lni; by. It a p p e a r in g b y th e s w o r n bill 1 ic e s tb r m iK lt o r u n d e r W esley \v. F r y th o a n d J r s s l e A. F r y . h is w ife, ns heirs, e r e - 1ili-vlsecs. l e g a t e e s , or o th e r w i s e ; F r y D avid ry F r y m o l J e s s i e 1_ Frv. h is <^iiiencola,,^ j,yby ts Cnances tin t the Mitchell court thc rScori|s of the nia.rtiaI trial will proceed to Its f f r d thc Sfl«Nmt I'? ^ :tn; : s"‘l who are in Hono„ --------l ilu be taken by deposition nt nni »'• M»i onco. -----f t Reid counsel for Col. *» ;■ tU',;V11 ‘f’1'1 ‘he court ho would ‘No" t>jr. ami out thu defendant on the stand pimi J rcUimin,. !l «W° in defense of oml-r n . i t , ' a \ . S. accusations aginst air !,fy; ulf°. »" service within which resulted in ituni* iav, iv.'a i« You and e s r h o f y ou a r e hereb y rom m anded and required to a p p ea r to said hill o f co m p la in t a t thu Court H o u s e In Snnford. S em in o le County, Flnrlda. on Monday, th e 7tli day or D ccem her A. I>. 13JS. o t h e m l s p said hill o f c o m p la in t w ill he tu k en ns c o n fe s se d by you and earh of y o u ; said hill o f c o m p la in t h a v in g hern filed for th e purpose o f q u ie t in g t i t le to th e a b o v e d e ­ scribed land In th e C om p lain a n t, Minna Noble. IT Id F U R T H E R O R D E R E D T h at th is order he p u b lish ed o n ce a w eek In four r o n s e c u t lv e w e e k l y Issues o f th e Sntifori! llorntd. a n e w s p a p e r published In S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lorli o n c and Ordered t h i s 7 d a y o f N ov em b er A. t>. ISIS. V. K. DOUOLARS. Clerk o f c ir c u i t Hnurt. S e v e n th J u ­ dicial Circuit. S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florida. (HEAL) Ry A. M. WEEKS, D. C. J A M E S (1. H llA n O N . S o licito r for C o m p la in an t. ut«hunauna*riB*aH *H rk*nBBBBknnnnnH najiJtaB>aai«RBna3*s5iH BBK iaaM H n R i n i OF THE SECOND SECTION OF Takes In Politics School by Ad* Season Keeps Busy FIRST SECTION NEARLY SOLD OUT the present introductory prices of the Second Section of Holly.Hill Heights, the with u limited amount of cash can g rasp the opportunity th at will reap golden ts. It is important that you act at once if you want to get in on ground floor Mrs. .lucoli Haur, Chicago millionairt», is expected to in* a candidate for Congress next siding against Congressman I'Ycd A. Mrittcii of Illinois. She lias not announced her candidacy, hut friend; insist she will make the race. She lino bcctn active in Republican politics for years. Kpante Unlike some of our leading pugi­ lists, Bonny Alger youthful Cali­ CANADIAN MINISTER DIMS BOSTON, Nov. 21. t-Vi—The fornia welterweight, believes in keeping litisy these days. In a • Very Rev. Dan Cetirgc S h u t of trei li „f I r, weeks lie's fought St. <Jcor~e*:» vnthetlnd, Kingston, lo times, being ilefented hut once. Out., was found ijvad in licil yeaHeV out lo bent the record of -18 terilny at tlvc* Deaconess hospital I atths in its many weeks hung up where he wan n patient, it became l y Ids older lirother, Billy, a known today, lie bud been at, the while ago. hospital since Oct. 2 1, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nut ice is hereby given lit St. John's River h o a l m e n and all other cimrerned 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 lie rimed for replacement for forty-eight (IH) hours from I2:i>! A. M. Monday, November 2", 1925, until 11:59 I*. M. liit day, No um ber 21, 1925, to nil river traffic requiring rlearance or height of more than eight ( 8 ) feet thereunder. Boats capable of using the above clearances and desiring lo p:i--i the bridge will use the East channel under the through girder span. Florida E ast Coast R ailw ay Co 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 profit most. Let us show you with bare facts why an investment here must and will prove profitable. LOCATION IMPROVEMENTS. This is one of the most important factors to consider in making an investment, or selecting a home site. Holly 11ill Heights just three miles from the business dis­ trict of 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 Quick generous profits awaits tnose other developments in Halifax County nortunity today. streets, paved sidewalks, city water and lights, in fact every convenience and im­ provement will be incorporated for the comfort of the residents of Holly Hill 11eights. y\ng for profit. Compare our property with Holly Hill Heights is Florida’s biggest op- H. N. RODENBAUGII, Vice-President K aacnnnK nH uaanaaB aH aanannnnauR U S & anaR anB u Free Trip to the Property by Appointment SAVE and T H R IV E s ami Check Stubs Owners and D e v e lo p e rs of Holly Kill Heights and Flanico E states you cun prove your identity by your finger “ f ? Fan. Ptove payment oC vour bills by your veiled check stubs. >T.!'rs»afC*t way to pay l» by cheek. W e invite you v an account here a t y o u r convenience und tor mr convenience. f ir s t national BANFOlllJ, FLA . bank 305 1st National Bank Bldg \V. J. Rudland, District Manager Millard K. Rutherford, Asst. Dist., Mgr �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19 2 5 ._ 1120 ACRES F IN E CITRUS LAND 4 MILES L A K E , FRONT ON Foster. NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $ 1 0 0 Per Acre N E A R ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE O -K FARMS 10 Acres of Prosperity 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. Far mil nr. loratr.l batw .p n OrUniln and Klsslinnvr* and e a s ily and q u lrk ly nrctsslb lo to both cities over K1 ' * roads. T h e s e fa rm s are cut Into 10 acre tracts, and so laid o u t th at every tract fronts on a w ide road lead in g Into main highw ay. For the truck, c it r u s fruit, d airyin g nr poultry, Florida o f f e r s no b etter land. The location Is Ideal, b ein g not over 30 m inutes from either Url#nd o or Kissimmee. These farms are high, dry a ml rich Boll, and the price Is only MR. I N V E S T O R WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. . i Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando $125.00 ACRE Realty Development Corporation Manasco-Tin^er FRANKLIN INVFSTMENT & REALTY CO. W. D. LEAKE, Resident Manager 18 N. Orange Avenue OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS O-K FARMS JOE TINKER Tinker Bldg., Orlando. Orlando, Fla. 21 Court Street * ' Phone 1741W, Phone 2662 i Orlando, Fla. »V W 'xConservative buying of 40 ACRES Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit Close to Oviedo *» 4 + • I # ■ A Good Buy At .1 # t % Our office Hpecializea in this clans of investments and we offer no property in which we would he unwilling to place our own funds. .$100.00 per acre BRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO, FLORIDA. •" 1 Lane-Hardison Corporation ♦ Wo hnvo never sold n piece of property on which the purchaser hns not made a profit. Phone 2186 No. 12 Watkins Bldg. ORLANDO, FLORIDA FOR SALE Property, Acreage, Homes All in the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. For quick turn over will take $00,000 on the very best of terms. For Informa­ tion write, phone, or wire. ROBINSON & SAMUEL D. P. SIAS Orlando Florida P. O. Dox 1043 Plume 1G5 Orlando ,Fla. 132 N. Orange Avenue vtf S D. Marlowe Realty Co. ___________ M !M Empire Hotel. Our years a guarantee to make you a cli l TP to date listings of Business ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP 14V2 Acres in South Orlando I If so, let us rapidity with w every clay askir § 53 acres of land located on the Winter Garden State Highway, two miles west from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One of the best subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold at once will take $1500 per acre. $5,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, balance 1, 2 nnd 3 years. ,%/• ..* v 4*‘ji v i I ‘NEVER A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER” Have Y< Propen Phone 111" “Mabel Shores Rod and Gun Club”~ 1 W t- M * £1 Name Chosen for Club House on Lake Mabel c n a B u i a i m i B i e a i *11 i/S -41- �v-m ■SS ' > H---. «■ ■ = y g ====H R JA N FO |jp HERALD. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1925. V/ Orlando, COUNTY REAL ESTATE 53 ACRES FINE SUE a f c o N proposition : ADJ0INS cood to ,v n - lent C o. ,$ 2 5 0 Per A cre Florida NELA ISLE A c re a g e ! L o o k ! A creage Is Different AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT Only 135 Lots—67 W ntcr Fronts in Lake Conway At Prices which m ean Splendid Re-sale Profits WRITE FOR PARTICULARS M ake M o n ey 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; $10,000. 10 Acres just a short distance from Lake Butler, 2,000 ft. of lake front­ age on three lakes, 17 acres in bear­ ing grove, 23 acres of additional cleared land, $29,000. m M A I T L A N D “WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M EET’ Wo have been in business '‘boosting Maitland" ever since 1921, our officers taking an 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. These can positively be delivered at these prices. The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. C. A. Roberts Real Estate Co. THE LOVETT CO. 119 S. Orange St. PAGE ELEVEN Orlando, Fla. REALTORS £ “Where Values and Prices Harmonize" Orlando. Florida 62 N. Orange Phone 966 Office Next to Pos toff ice—Phone 1210 J Maitland, Florida 4 Eastwood-Williams Co. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. CODE H1LI. ESTATE I.P.SIAS REALTY CO. 22 West Pine St. Telephone 1133 Orlando Last week wo told you that this wonderful estate had 200 acres. 100 in each county—Seminole and Orange. FLETCIIER-BU LGER Tliis acreage has wonderful large trees and four beautiful lakes, givingajiauJy.two miles of water frontage. 11 N. Orange Ave. Our Engineer has ju st completed the survey and we have the blue prints ready, and will he glad to talk this over at any time. Orlando, Florida. Phones 1768—2567 See Us For Orlando Property ns, Any Lease? js y p Wf't i 8 ■ T g y fJ Sanford Office— 11HV-j Magnolia Ave. Miller Illdg. Phone 716. Ft 1ti f EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. R EA LTORS t; REAL ESTATE REAI. ESTATE [iprised at the 'into our doors % G O L D ! deputation, is f ine trial will GLITTERS! So do our customers' eyes when we show them our exclusive W. ACREAGE jpany Let us know when you tire coming to Orlando and wc will have a salesman waiting to welcome you and show, your our— V listings in Seminole County. H ere’s Some lied Hot ltuys! •E-SHEPHERD 120 acre tract adjoining Osteen roads on twosides of property. $350 per acre easy terms. 50 acres two miles from Altamonte Springs Hotel—lake frontage $330 per acre—good terms. 10 acres adjoining Chuluotu $150 per acre. 80 acres adjoining Chuluota, §100 per acre. Brown-Lewis-Morrison, Inc. Seminole County Acreage Specialists HU W. Pine St. " llll E ‘ W i n t e r Southern Building, 2668 ****** :1 3 to . While all the suggestions were good, yet only one could be T he owners of he d u b m H ^ ^ IHVj EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 Orlando Rank & Trust Company Phone 1037 Li 1 s u e e e s te d ° th e Vn a m f th a t was selected by th e H one BEST BUYS Orlando, Fla. Oil’’ " '" " l a n , COME a t once, a ^ fae busy b? ‘': This is the last week in which lots on Lake Mabel will be offered a t pre development prices. Several purchasers of the lots have informed us that they intend to build a t once. POSITIVELY this will be the last advertising th a t will appear offering lots on Lake Mabel at prr-dcvelopm ent prices. Buy to d a y -G e t in on th e best investment available. ,'Mi �the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER^!. m 5 SASFPBP H E H ^ In Union tliere is Strength—In Sanford there INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE K A R L sJ . • S• C H U L T Z BETTER BUYS 2 lota on Oak Avenue at J oc. easte rn exposure cj.,fc Real Value. Lasy Terms, ^ 6 lots on Elm Avenue anti 13th St. Practically an entire tWv dirt cheap. $8,000. One beautiful lot on Crystal Lake, 66x140. Runs from Cr-it. through to lake Riparian Rights. A t $1,500 this pro3 1st National Bank Bldg, TO ^CTC^ in Jtwf wr.«t, af m*w lUil Roftil ... ........... 21 aerp* jn*t Jutii<l<* i-ity. 1-1 mile i>*t I h Country Club Flood. T hu *' u le trfd ^ ‘Ai)biiitt{iUtn. Price iV»r .**'r«* 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre, 80 acres near Chuluotn on proposed hard road, 8100.00 per acre. 10 acres a t Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. It will pay you tn investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property The p rc ttliid I,ik e Front trn rt in Fomirolo County, ju.-t off the C Club Road. This W only .'1 rnilcs from Club. * * itu >t. » r,a tiih t ii t ’H t / •* i •• * ■»*•# Houses, any prW. u y v h n * ......................................... .................... . I^its in Jlo*,v Court, Har.-T.nnta, Ft. M<l!on, PinoFnirst, I >low market InrouH proprtty on W nl F!r*t Rtrret width will net go 4 inter .-t. I W IL L A P P R E C IA T E YOUR LISTIN G S : OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482 ini Bank Bldg. Licened "USE YOUR FORESIGHT" R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments. Phone 713. ,W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr 203*203 Meisch Building HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE SIGHTS Yo«, mir equalled-,! 9 room house, practically new, double garage, hardwood fv, paid. Best section of town. Lot is 04x117 feet. See this? Sacrifice Sale: For few days only we offer 20 ncres 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. Terms: $3,500.00 cash, balance to suit pur­ chaser. Surulv we don't have to INSIST that that is a BARGAIN. arc Ihr Uncut 'kindn of warehouse nntl bintae** niton, ONF. huruimi fret itnilrom! frontrKi- fur only little f a r t e r ntul going at per foot. One tho lorour of Sail for i Aye. n*’ t^OO.t’U per (oo(. VOLUSIA COUNTY A creage $7,700 prr U7 I hunrirt I f«rt biisinem ) Cull cn in nnd wc will n^oiy you where to invest nifcly. McCALL & FOX 800 acres close to Enterprise. 3816 acres near DeLeon Springs. 5000 ncres near New Smyrna. 5G20 acres south New Smyrna. Prices ns low as $35. acre COLCLOUGH REALTY GO. The Firm SHlwtuntial Real Estate BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance 311 First National Hank Hldif. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Sitlrn f'nrrof y} K. W*rnM, ll. « Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land REAL BARGAINS Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate A modern I*-room Iningiilnw j„ l.ahe Mur* am Crystal l.<tr tavniic. (ho.apr.t buy m lliia Knh-«lii l*lon. If you hliy Hiii lor „ Imihio or lor , ih rul.ilio'i you t.in't'tfa/ wrong. (Im n« about ll. , . , • Also two larithar*. loH oil ('rvatnl I tkc Arenin* for $1,0011. j ’olO ■ Im I.iiu .. .-arranged Wc have hoitM-i in Hiiiafnrrt. If you « rr looking lor n good inai-M mem, roiiic in m il *«-e un about Loiuhh. I'li-iui-.n p riip rrl), nnd arreagu in and around Saulord. Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.. This is near the F orrest Lake Hotel! One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue.’...J Thirteen acres facing1on Lake Monroe, 1200 fe front. P ric e ........................... ....................5: Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betw mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price §850.0 A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow Just completed, nn ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage \ .§3,000 Down Balance to suit purchaser R. C. TISDALE 152 Acres Real Estate Investment Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway ning through, fronting on luke at $300.00 acre and worth double price asked. 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23, If you are undecided, consult us opinion h.t been profitnide to IIUmbaT, W e O ffe r a n E n tir e Block Fronting on First Street ju st off Sanford AvenJ business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfi Many real estate men say th a t we are offerii cheap. A Beautiful Home <>n Central Avenue, large lot § L),000.00, One-third cash. The price for a few days will be §120,000. 10r 00 days. Terms easy. Britt-Chitlcnden Really Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. L SIMMONS, Snlcw Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ava THE BEST BUY JN SEMINOLE COUNTY 73*/* acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best w ater in the stjite, Vj milo-fvpptag^ on brick roiidiOan positively deliver. This property will rn in thp next few days. Act quick. Taniiapii Lfind Company Room 3-3'/i Rail Ruilding PIlPUP V>3 Phone 117 G reatest Investment In Florida 60 acres 2 miles south of Ovieda very good citrus and truck land, Special for one week at §75.00 per acres with easy term s Here Is a Money r u x .r o n in S p a n is h l r k '° bun g alo w I, » ltl- Hood „ r „ , a V S3n,or,‘ “ '»« E ight vrv ; ^ : : z ^ ** it?°pIr'lZ-ZZ " f S;,,,f"ri' lu beautiful convenience. w u ir r * " E i g h t ro o m lu,u „ o)a E lJ . C h o k e , t rv>iit, nii.i| a c c t l o n , . * £ £ E o u r w . l t locate,| t , „ , , n P k k o p . Drul writ, ri.q m r . Two H t r . e t . M.oui). wt . nnd Ninth j»t 275 acres Seminole County, lakes. Rolling hig and dry ki road. Ldeal location for subt. miles from Sanford city Mod terms reasoable. "INVESTIGATE Ju„ _ “r * The Substantial Realty 12-14 Garner-Woodrul TELEPHONE 770 �3 S ^ S B J ^ u r ^ . ^ Z 5 *== >■ . ’•v 4- • -' ?»' ■ Tv^«? ’ ..;- , ** - *%A 1925. o n T h is P a ^ e is a P a y in g I n v e s t m e n t ! 1 nnHness Service jS tfiitjJ ? " 7°”r ^ F O E T E tE C fB Ic T ^ g»tt«aor.to c u i m * £ ^ r r * . £ ?**& *» Radio. Ot« to S S S rJI FOR SALE: A real bargain, 15 37 __\Va n |„., 11 1 , room house beat in county. O n ___" m u m Help, Salesm an two beautiful lakes. a miles from town, would cost $40t0U0 to build '^ e state 11 i^ 7 °i-W'Je nwa,te real it now. If sold in next 10 days will take $15,000. Fine location •«bdi.ui.;, ' " ^ ,7 rok"dr, ” ' nj " for hospital or sannlarium. Will App,» 108 5," ' ; hold 50 beds. If you nre looking (or n bargain, this is it. E. G, Kes|er, Route A, Box 187 W£i?Tn D:. Real estatc salesmen, with U'tto,na R*»lty Company, 24.—Lost, Found ,, Keneral brokerage, nnd two .li’tion'>P|ments—recjiilres a few rnl- LEARN ABOL’r rolk County and I t.onal men Uhera! compensaLakeland, through the Star- *a ?* Manager will interLOST: Money; two b iW o f large denomination; returnto E. H. V Y a,.)pllcant* on Monday. In Eiperteervice._______________ • Bennett, 314 Magnolia Ave. Re­ reply £iyp telephone number. Box L, care Herald. S T p RINT SHOP-Printin? ward. 25— Opticians, Jewelers R R. Av.-Gtammerclal S t TTMKi! H. COWAN—AH k|n<| > JAff.Wr 0f T I . *bd “ ndBo*t Sb..« _M.»IAt^Oik WoH, T*nli«^ Avti.ue and lutra airtrt*. phone HI. MIRACLE Cojicret. Co. «“ « £ cement work, sidewalk*. dqiw Inr blocks, irritation box** J. Tcrwlllexer. Prop.____ ________ hT lT l u m b e r CU. W u h » B.rrlow. QuatltT and PrlM. i UOKKSSING — Mtaltlgraphing, folding and mailing—aa you want it—when you want Phone 67.1. H. E. Porch. First National Bank Bldg. _______ A^?.VSTr c h «ONICLE — Au-, r f f f i f c i G“- Augusta’s greatest I 1 rale* “ “ l1* •* charge. dlo _10me'5l^n' c minimum. Ma S E 7 Mutcmiiiei Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Muine people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ plication. * Telegram. Best advertising me­ dium in ^outh Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland, Florida. 39-Wnnled Situation, Female MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad m the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. : R e s il ie n t of F l o r i d a s i n c e R e f e i eneee: F irst N a tio n a l R a n k . ISM. J. II. HUTCHINSON T O LOTS Pinehurst N ear New Proposed High School n tu t. f. s t a t b U J W»«t F irst S tre e t P h o n e FIS Member of HANFORD. FLA. F lorid a S la t e F lo r i s t s A ssociation . G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, STENOGRAPHER and 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 respomd- COLUMBUS (Ga„) LEDGER — HILTON’S 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees hlllty ln this vicinity. Phone 337. . Classified ads have the largest IIA H IIK Il S H O P 113 Magnolia Ave. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her- circulation in Southwestern GeorJTEWART THE FLORIST” t First Clasa ltarbera aid, South Georgia's greatest gia. Rate 8c (6-wnrd line) line, Flowers *or all occasions. Special Attention newspaper. Morning, afternoon, 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W BUYERS or sellers of Given To Ladies and Children. weekly and Sundny. Classified real estate advertise In 32—Typewriters, Suppplies rates 10c per line. Wuycross Jour­ ther lorida Realtor St. Petersburg Times. One cen‘ nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. cunt a word dally, two cents a won Milane Theatre llldg. REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, "the king of port­ FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In Sundays, Llton J. Moughton ables. | 00. liarrct Portable Adding the FORT LAUDERDALE Mnchines. Can't bo beat. Seminole DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is the! ARCHITECT uccepted want ud medium iu ' Prlntery, Phone 03, Welakn Bldg. ard County thoroughly which is First National Hack Bldg, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS one of the most rapidly growing an insertion. Minimum 25c. Knnfiird. ----- —-■ Florid* 33—Wanted 10_ F o r Rent, Rooms sections on the Florida Coast. ; * ACREAGESample copy nnd rate card upon THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia’s larg­ BUSINESS-HOMES FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms WANTED: A substantial realty request. firm with two excellent subdi­ est daily, Wnnt ad rate 1 l-2c per Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Miller. M o n t 7 27 V VALDEZ HOTEL nnd also a general broker­ FOR SAI.E—Space on t 8e page word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or Reasonable. ___________ visions K u ro p rsn F in n age business is enlarging its sales for classified advertisements. more lc per word each insertion. 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous force. Applications from men with Why not rent those vacant rooms, H a n fo rd 's I.e n d in g H otel DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell sales experience nre requested. or sell that second-hand goods? Valdez Hold BuijdinP anything? If so advertise In FOR SALE: A wood heating stove The advertiser does not go in for W I J 1 I T \V . W . U l N R n . M n a a g e r almost new. Inquire 201 Last “Stunt” advertising or “High OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales the Gainesville Sun. through the Xenia fHzctte. ZenPressure" selling, but he does be­ 5th St.___________________ _____ lieve in square dealing with his in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ FOR SALE: Diamond ring; 1 car­ clients and with his salesmen. He trict. Wnnt ud and display rates at, 58 points; also fine platinum also expects sincere, intelligent, on request. dinner ring. Will sell at a sacri­ sales effort for which he gives fice price. Owner will call on you. full co-operation anti, liberal com- A LITTLE YTANT AD IN The Write I). Taffct, 857 Atlanta Ave. m n a n U ^ y°U JV Orlando. ___ _____________________ applicants at th 0 Montezuma H e ' ',e'tides ult'- you A|lv‘?rt,“ th,oso_olJ have stored away ar; and FOR SALE:. lVJ 1Cr,e,l fcm .l. * J “ »"*■» W ,. have nn use tor. A little thirtyGerman police dog; 10 niontha____________ _1!____ * *_______ cent ad may bring you several I hone 148 nnd a repre­ old. 407 W. Central St. DO YOU WANT to huy a lot in dollars. sentative will call and see you. the highest class ami fastest Persistent coughs and colds lead to FOR SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call growing development in Central TO REACH the prosperous farm­ serious trouble. You can slop ihem 212-It. (tore3 RESTAURANT BUSINESS: If Florida where your money will he ers and fern growers of Volus­ now with Creoratiision, an emuhified sure to triple itself within twelve ia county advertise iu the Del.mid creosote that is pleasant to take. Creotaken soon, $1,500. Owner going months? If you do, communicate Daily News, rate lc per word, cash miilsion is a new medical discovery north. Address K care Herald. with us, Rhea w Bowton, agents with order. with two-fold action; it soothes and for Rowe Hollywood Estates. 20*i, heats the Inflamed membranes and in­ FOR SALE: Cheap 230 feet 1 Va-in. Umntella, Fla. ADVERTISING gets results if it hibits germ growth. galvernizcd pi|«* new. One Ford Of all known drugs, creosote is rec­ reaches potential buyers. Patruck good as new. One mule at YOUR LISTINGS will be apprec­ Intka Daily News is circulated in ounted by high medical authorities as jour own price. See Dr. E. G. Hos­ iated and have prompt atten­ an industrial and agricultural sec­ one of tho greatest healing agencies for tion. Elder and Lovell, teal estate tion. persistent coughs and colds and uiher 0U3 ier, Silver I^tke. brokers. lotms of throat troubles. Crcumulsion TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, FOR SAI.E: Cheap. 2 delivery contains, in aJdilion to creosote, other trucks. Inquire 102 Sanford Ave. WANTED: Vicinity Sanford; 5 to) Fla. Thousands read the clas­ healing elements which soothe and heal sified pages of Florida’s Gieat Rutherford. 10-acre farm or grove; direct Florae Daily, rates 2 cents n word. tho infected membranes nnd stop this from owner. Reasonable; no Minirpum 25c, cash with oi'Jvr. irritation aqd inllaramajion, while the FOR SALE or exchange; 1923 agents; state price, location. Ad­ creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ Write for complete rate card. Cmlilac, 4 passenger coupe ’in dress J. I*. A., care Herald. sorbed into the blood, altacks the scat perfect mechanical condition; will DEVELOPERS ATTENTION —• of the trouble and checks the growth ROOM WANTED: Nice room with )exchange for well located lots or Pensacola Is beginning the tho germs. two beds; also connecting bath greatest development in Georgia’s of Creomuision will apply ns first payment on a is puiranteed satisfac­ hnu«e. Inquire R. M. Baker, 104 by two gentlemen for permanent history; a half million dollar high­ tory in tho treatment of persistent occupation; prefer private family. IV. 10th St. way to the gulf beach just finish­ coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, lies — Price reasonable. P. O. Box 494, ed; at two million dollar bridge bronchitis and other forms of respira­ FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Special Sanford, Fla. across Escambia Bay started; tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ Coupe, A-l condition good rub­ up the system alter colds ot flu. ber. Inquire 1204 Myrtle Avenue.'WANTED: Bulk oranges, carloads..'luarter million dollar opera lmuse ing ilies Price $800. j Address Oranges, care Sanford!under construction; two millions Money refunded if any cough or cold is ______ _ (being spent on highway; greatest not relieved after taking according to ------- j chance for live developers to get directions. Ask your druggist. Creo, TURKEYS FOR SALE: G. WANTED: Painting and paper . . 1in on ground floor. Write Bevel- tnulsion Company, Atlanta, Go, (adv) Spencer. Phone 400. hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San-lopinent Department, The Pensa- _ " • -----------------~ NOTICE -Sale, Real E state ford and N. Y. !*°ln JOHN E. FOX, Representative This is to certify that I J. 3. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— bOlt QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 WANTED: Apartment of 2 or 3 Ellis and II. G. Rawlings in busi­ Send in your subscription to the acres farm on hard road with rooms, must be furnished. Apply Tribune or hand it to your local ness J20 Smith Dark Ave. ness a.s contractors and builders Adv. Dept., Herald Office. well, west of Sanford for $2700 denier so you cun read Florida's have this day, October 5th, 1923, "W l* Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine’ cash. Also 1 lot 50x125 East front WANTED: Lnrge unfurnished bed­ greatest newspaper. One year, dissolved partnership and that 1 am no longer responsible for any on Sanford Ave., with garage room with use of hath and ga­ $8.00, 0 months, $4.00, three months debts contracted by said Rawlings apartment for $1600. Half cash. rage. Desirable. P. O. Box 610. $2.30. If you desire $ 1,000 insur­ R. H. Bankston, Sanford. • s a a v v iia i v s .s a s i P i i i i g i g g i i i s x s i s i i i i i i x i i S l i i * * ^ ance policy add 75c to your order. ‘,n‘' EUI’ J. T. ELLIS. 35—Wanted Help, Male J. E. SPURLING, BUb-divislon •peeialigt. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ woman buys; low prices. We de­ a way. 'a liver nnd collect. I.ibbye Lingerie ■ Co., (5 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago. 1 l in t Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) Sale— Furniture, etc. M a WANTED: A competent stenog­ We enrry n full line. 200 feet frontago ■ iifc priw.., aro right. Cash or a rapher. Apply A. P. Connelly tr Wo want your business A Sons. 'V ■nnford Stove A Furniture Co. WANTED: Young men between 321 E. First St. the age of 21 and 30 years, to learn the 5 nnd 10 cent business. 17—For Sale, Houses Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 acres a t Paolu Must have good education, furnish t h UR SALE: Five-room bungalow best of reference and not afraid (Borders two iukes) RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, and garage; Hose in: five Mocks linen or cotton rags fur clean­ Irom post office. Phone 571-J. of hard work. Hours not long. JG. McCrory, 5 and 10c Store. ing purposes. Bring them now Price $4,H00. to tho Herald Composing Room. I fHl BALE; Four new, two room 34—Witnled Help, Female houses, each on eusy terms, $750 [U R WANTED: Salealudies nnd sales­ lit 1^ w 1 few lots men. Apply Hollywood office, u *Viilii' i0°- w Wnte P. 1Q. Box KOod 090 City. 117 Magnolia Ave. Seven room house, , • , 0 baths, close to business disK I R K ’ S 214 I-:. FIRST ST. IN., „ 11 °n •” aKholia Ave. A. P. ConA U T O TO P SHOP hrily nnd Sons, Phone 48. |**m„ W. It. SMITH, Mgr. Phone 153. r ,i* r r « Nltlr C'urftiln* ('n rtirU If only philanthropists would C ii'.h lo u* l i l t >1 > r(li- \%e. ,11 1 1ck, to *nme people Maufurd, 1 la. 1 P h o n e 1541-J v f too< 11 1r°m-—Roanoke World Beautiful Spanish Bungalow in exclus­ ive residence section perfectly finished with several built in features. Owners Says Sell 6 rooms and bath, large corner lot. S. W. BRADFORD See p.E.pms WITH Vtilcjez Recfl ty Co. W.V. W heeler Inc. « mi 4111st N at’l. Bank To Builder or Investor Building Phone 490W FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have tw enty (20) lols on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. WANTED You can buy one or all front $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. Twenty men for our Osteen Cement plant. Experienced prefera­ ble b u t not necessary. W hite and colored. Good pay and bonus, nquire A <- EXTRA EASY TERMS ZT FULTON, INC. U ra l E s ta te Broker* SANFORD. FLORIDA. SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estatc Brokers 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. Price $122,500 s Price $13,000 Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. By Ge o r g e Promoter! S em in o le H o tel Best Business Site in Sanford T Dev elopers m cmanus W . H . LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can­ didacy In the coming city elec­ tion for the office of City Commission. II. R. STEVENS VI NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On and after January the 10th, 1026,.the Painters scale | will he 71.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. 0. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. Winter Days Arc Here See Our New Assortment of Andirons und Fire Sets r - ; � 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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A S S O C IA T E D TRESS l e a s e d w i r e f ^ TOBD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, m HOME EDITION N U M B E R 96, S h ip p ers’ Complaints Will News Summary Dowager Queen Suffers Heart Attack Thursday N ight at SHnclrinffhamAndCondilion Today Is Reporied Critical Members of Royalty Rush to the Bedside ft Aux (anting* l> sugar r crow Brazos i to the Br.ivurs 0 *1—Only Jlnoan to H xvr.* nCthn. agar a the Am-.-rCmr.tii'jni" i haw teen «t.i Inaeeii the Rhinelander suit, following an abrupt adjournm ent on Thursday. Mrs. Fannie Soper of E liza­ bethtown, N. J.. convicted of killing her third husband, faces death by electrocution. Tim Callahan, form er AilAmt rienn football sta r, announc( , th a t upon the advice of Mi­ ami Beach interests, he will a t ­ tem pt to organize a professional term for that city. O ffers have already been nintlo to W ycoff o f Gcoreia Tech, Tyron of C olgate and Obcrlander of D artm outh. Texas- three-cornered d isp u te over highway funds is again brought into courts in atto rn e y suit ag general’s t..!. ... a in st A m erican Road Company. WASHINGTON Dispatch to W ashington sava the Haiiii-an steam er V’illea dca Caycs, m issing since last S a tu r­ day with 200 aboard, has been picked up but only th ree o f the passengers are known to have survived. Capt. Paul Foley, charged by Mrs. Lunsdowno with having in­ fluenced her testim ony before the Shenandoah A ir Hoard, is exonerated of tho charges today by th at body a fte r a tw o-day probe of the question. FOREIGN billies hope felt for recov­ ery of Dowager Queen A lexan­ dria, whoso condition todny is r e ­ ported very critical following a in-art attack late T hursday. STATE A conference will he held nt Jacksonville next Tuesday when an investigation will ho m ade in ­ to charges of shippers th a t they are n>*t reeciv jm ^fair co n sid era­ tion in shipping th e ir products. House action on hill to pro­ vide funds for erection of new state public buildings, is given delayed until th is aftern o o n pending fu rth er deliberation by ils members. . {0 CPI.— *1 in Mixa the state l ((fort that LOCAL h I’arifir iA* port of Extensive im provem ents on Mih r.o il - the I’ico Hotel annex are s ta rte d iti- imlira- by W. M. Young who plans to use offices as home of sales o r­ ganization of H ighland P ark . Sanford office of Davis Shores, D. P. Davis’ latest dcvcl ipcment located a t S t. A ugus­ tine, is opened today w ith M. H. Woodlingcr as m anager. Thirty cases are heard in M u­ nicipal C ourt in two sessions on Wednesday and Friday. F. E. H arrison, tra ffic e x p e rt I the Chamber of Com m erce, in a report today before th a t body, Urged its members to co-oper­ ate with the railroads in an ef“ *rt to relieve p resen t congest- N ew s of Illness Brings Sor­ row to Little Bavarian City Where Queen Met Husband LONDON, Nov. 20.— (AP) The condition of Dnwger Queen Alcxnnderin, who suf­ fered it severe attack at har home iu Sandringham Thurs­ day was extrem ely critical today with little hope o f re­ covery. \, The aged woman of Edward VII* lost strength during A • 1 ,a- Aov- SO investifinu "00 f.o r 1,10 Purpose of shinnerJ 11 r ’ th,c , c,,m piaint th at rccivin ';l - pi' r,s,mbu' s w ere not u n i . . K u,'r lon,,>dcraUon by the " reference to the cm! m * will be heard in Jncksonn lie on next Tuesday by Inter\«i ,, 'Onnierce Commissioner rl«» ? My nml tlirt‘ct° r of the bu!'orv,c,e with the Florida lie * * Goorgin Pub«'f KluH<iti°,nmiMi,’n nni1 ahiPP° r8 si,™ ; ' \ !ls announced by Commixf n • •'*cH annmy this m orning S t ' V T ; n conference held here ‘ • { “ rti* Kobinson, sccretarymnnagqr of the Growers and Ship••■s League of Florida, am! a group c,i local shippers. Railroad V ™ ;* " f territo ry I,ad been v.ited to attend the conference >ut only F. .1. Skeliy of the F ru it (.rowers Express. was present. ■ Miippern complained this mornmtr th 2 t they were being ^ npelted to rent refrig erato r enrs irn they «n!y needed ventilated cars Without their product iced and that even then it often timoa i <11111* (l from »»ii to i’ll days to cure the car a* They alr.o said th at prefe rence w as'being : hov/n some • h oners m tl.o Issuance of perm .t, for the handling of traffic. ‘ , 1 cr* “ I ( ‘haso nnd n is i n N' B,huPPC1? ’ t0,«* the com- President railroads ha.l ") that il would take " “| '! R carload of croto m ati.ri :,1 *hi,.jH (| from U kolnnd to hat fonl bwuu of the lack of »f ih for . han,|,inK ‘ho weighing ?, th(? “h'Pmente. lie said th at there were no scales on the rail- fm-d* bcl*CCn Laklland and San- the night and shortly before noon it w as stated t h a t there was small chance of any tonridcrnblc rally. The Prince of W ales arrived a t 1:40 o’clock n t the bedside of ins grand m other, notw ithstanding the elab o rate prep aratio n s made for the procession and luncheon in honor of his re tu rn from South Am erica. K ing George broke up his shoot­ ing p arty n t Sandringham and the m em bers, w ith tho exception of Prince A rth u r of Connaught, were leaving today. . pedal ora Keyed Up for De­ Wondlinger Will Be Manager B efore tho d ep artu re of hij g u ests, th e king visited them and velopments After Sudden of Territory Embracing 2 reported Ids m other’s serious con­ Adjournment on 'I hursday; Counties; Development Is dition. T he P uke and Duchess of Suit Dismissal Is Denied Hailed as Davis’ Biggest York are proceeding to Sandring­ ham th is m orning nnd the Princess M IIITE PLAIN’S, N. Y., Nov. Local off Royal Louise, siste r of the king, 20 (<P>.—S pectators were keyed up *f- <’• bav ii has already gone. for a clim ax today in the suit o f ,,,.ia "MWl News B rings Much Sorrow Leonard Kip RliinolamK-r to annul Masonic T< S P E Y E R . B avaria, Nov. 20.- his m nrringo of Inst w a r with a il. Wodliup f/P)— News of tin* illness of Qu it .) quadroon servant g ill. with Davis A lexandria brought much sorrow Speculation became vjiried and the main of to this little Rhineland city, which excited a f te r the sudden dramatic branch nffp alw ays h a s fe lt u special interest ad icim inicnt o f th** Supreme nnd Lecshut in the D anish princess, sinen it Court yesterday. Adjournment! M. K. Hu w as hero th a t nhe first m et her • when conn i d for All J i *ith Mr. D husband, tho Prince of Wnlos. Rhinelander, showed the wrabhy wlopment, T h e ir m eeting was on Sept. IP, young p lain tiff a letter. It was John It. Hai 1801, when Princess Alex as all the second m ysterious letter shown P latt, roccr h e r chilil friends called her, was t-i Rhinelander, hut not rend in th>* ger’s liniv* 17 yj;.ua of age -a beautiful, toll report!. The f ir s t ftiade it* a p p e a r-<AYodtlnger i und. slender light haired girl. Six* mice Tuesday. Introduction for Daviv Hhor* w as dressed in Crinoline ami wore identification of the f i r : letter Lain* count! a quaint bonnet. The Princu of was preceded by the question: "Do In com::*W ales, who hud only recently re­ yam -till w ant to go on 'w ith the salt **rg..iti tu rn ed from a visit to tho United tr ia l?’’ to sell Dav S ta te s nnd Canada, was a slender Rhinelander answ ered, “ Yes.” li.m, Mr. \\ chap, w ith sideburns, a mnnll mu Introduction o f y esterd ay i let- it was Mr I tactic and goatee. te r was preceded by a question init the re<i Tin* p rim e and prince, s met ns concerning the |)i.iintiff’s nre mnr- cure tin- eli to u rists in the Anchl- nt Cathedral t in I relations with Alic<* Jones. "1 velopment i and w ere introduced by friends. want hini to read this letter," said investors in T he follow ing day, they again met counsel for his w ife, “and then had been <r oiti n t H eidelberg and a year Inter 111 n k fo r a rcce th e ir engagem ent was announced. A t th e tim e she was regarded :*< tin* only princess cligibli-t^nr tho h eir a p p a re n t to the British thron**. I-lffeci On European History Tlie m arria g e of the couple a l­ w ays has been considered as hav­ ing had its effect upon European h isto ry during tho half century follow ing it. The hatred of the D anish royal household for the HohelzoUcrns because of Prussian ag g ressio n s in Hchlesweig-llolstein , is regarded by some G er­ m ans a s an im portant factor in cau sin g the break between Ger­ m any am i G reat Britain. A fter Players For Miami Beach Team N E W YORK, Nov. 20.—(A1)— A c tin g on behalf of Miami. H a., in te re sts, Tim Callahan former Yale I'ridiroti champion anil all­ A m erican a ta r announced today he V^ts. lai had offered professional football <t>* fani'j c o n tra c t to Eddie Tryon of Col­ mediair g a te nnd Swede Oberlumlcr of “ ‘'frliiij D artm out, two o f the ••lists out­ *’!* malar stan d in g backficld stars, as well *5 boxes as Doug W ykoff of Ga. Tech. C allahan said ho and his asso­ ciated hml been commissioned to nssom blo nn nil-star team of col­ Downtown offices of H iggins lege players to play professional S S l d n NVri,>h t’ “ recently* or- football. It is expected that this i e n w t, h " ° f, ,ocal hu3int‘:ta team , he said, would among other K , ’h ,on th e mar- co n tests, m eet und aggrciation ,1, , , ! h‘A rU ,r' S anford’s latest fe a tu rin g Red Grange in its *mc* caru ; T n -' '! l '1 h° »nened a t an 1 un in a C hristm as day g one at . . bulldln , tC* p*tho ‘Smil1' S ro th o rs M iami beach. l i n? a t f ‘« t M reet and Bab C allahan shed some new f'goi on G ra n g e’s expected prof*- smnal v en tu re by saying it was his un­ : Mternoon. ^ bi’ h° flrm thii d e rsta n d in g l h a t (’. (*. Pyle* ' ha" '; nuw <>n J1 ' “ rgp Beale is* paign, theutqr owner and rcputcu i^ e S h "ta te d . am m a n a g e r of Red hud signed \»r in,.. . 1 41,8 tnd f'*r the exncndi. th e Illinois captain to play profc-*. ..I s i o n a l football. . , is planned as C allahan adm itted he had n»l dorn and a t- v e t signed any players of pronunofices In ence fo r tho Miami team hut saiu , a ttra c tiv e offers woul«l l« mmie >jcct will in- to a num bers of sU*r *’ ti ccption hall, side T ryon O berliner and \\ ycoii counting d i- H e expects to have his outfit reI sales offices cru iteil w ithin n week. Downtown O ffices ^ or Loch-Arbor To STEA M ER IS W ASHINGTON, Nuv — A w ireless message today by the Navy sai tlen ste a m e r Vile des Moved to have been wr th e loss o f 200 lives, picked up by the Tan! in Cuban waters. Decision Is Rendered By Shenandoah Air Court A fter Probe Lasting Two Days Praises Present Day Methods of Business Shippers nt Ihe conference this Elimination of Waste In In­ morning anticipated th a t the state dustry Would Render Fine would he shipping COO cars nor tiny of citrur. fruit about Dec. 1 Service. Executive Thinks m -:t. but Mr. Shelley expressed tin- opinion that no delay would n«* experienced in p eltin g cars for these shipments. According to Commissioner MeMummy, there are too m any tourls^ n ‘his time ami passenger traific wai impending th at of freight, lie aid the congestion on the cast cor d, had cleared up and that then. ■ —. - ^ on shi|.r..i ,,i < of perishable* on tr.e east V!a ;" ° I Jacksonville. Me added tin*, the em bargo hud had the iff 'M ' of relieving congestion north f Jack cnville. Hodges Advocates Big Form er Grid Star Lake City Bond Issue KE CITY, Nov. 20.— (/P)— L H. Hodges, chairm an of tho rchool hoard for increasing I facilities, la st n ig h t before vtwanis Club, urged t h a t the eominixhinn call un election h<- purpose of voting im m cJ* total of $175,000 fo r im•menls on Luke C ity ’s school Coolidge Asserts In New York Address That Government Will Notlnterfere With Their Operation Harrison Advises Chamber of C’ommertfeThat Harmonious Action Is Only Solution; Check on Goods to Be Kept A general discussion of ways nnd m eans of successfully com bat­ ing fu rth e r congestion of ship­ m ents caused by existing rnil em­ bargoes, featured the weekly luncheon of the Hanford Chamber of Commerce today in the Sem in­ ole Grill. TfaiV • traffic expert recently engaged by the Chumtwr of Commerce, in u report stressed in its system of opposition to monnply and its public regulation •( tran sp o rtatio n and trade, has been anim ated by a desire to have business remain business. “Tim present generation of busi­ ness,” he added, “alm ost univers­ ally throughout its responsible or­ ganization and m anagem ent, has shown every disposition to correct its own abuses with ns little inter vontion o f the governm ent as pos­ sible. “ P roper regulation nnd control are disagreeable and expensive, I hey represent the suffering that tho ju st must endure because of th e unjust. They nre a p art of the price which m ust 1m* pai l t u promote tlie cause of economic JU it ice." D uring his address, which xva \ interrupted by frequent h u rsts of appladse, the president pointed out th a t th e governm ent was render­ ing a service in su g g estin g elim­ ination of w aste in ind u stry ; and efficiency expressed opposition to loans to foreign nations for use in m aintaining lug arm ies and navies; and appealed fo r support for rho w orld-court proposal. * “.When governm ent en ters the field of business with Its great resources," he said, “it lins a ten ­ dency to extravagance and Inef­ ficiency, hut having the power to crush all com petitors, likmvi i« d o ses t!m door of opportunity and resu lts iu monopoly.” D uring his speech the Presid­ ent reiterated his belief th at there m ust ho continued e ffo rt toward governnu nt economy nnd effici­ ency with resulting tax reduction; •xpressed I ho view thnt no per­ m anent tabilization o f Kunqx-nn | finance: nnd currency can be ncl eoniplished without a definite ndiui -tm oi o f t li*- debt* owed by Pico Hotel Annex Being Remodeled To House New Firm Court P resident Gives O ut Opinion Widow’s Counsel Asks That Court Be Dis­ charged From Case WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.— (AP)Capt. Paul Foley was exonerated todny by the Shntnndonh Navnl Court of in­ quiry of Mra. Margaret) B oss Lundsdownc’a charge that he sought to away her testi­ mony. The court held that Capt. Foley, ils former judgo advontc, was not g u ilty eith er of seeking to cause fnlso testim ony to be offered before tho court o r of seeking by “ im proper m eans to influence’’ the widow of the Shcnnudunhs commander. The decision rend by re a r Ad­ miral Hilary P. Jones, president of court, .follows: Officer Tulljr Cleared “ It appears to the court a f te r n careful consideration of nil evi­ dence adduced and of record in th a t connection th a t the defend­ an t. Cnpt. Paul Foley, U. S. N., formerly. Judge Advocate of this court, is not guilty of seeking nnd endeavoring to cause fnlso te sti­ mony to be offered before this court nnd is not guilty of seeking and endeavoring bv im proper m rnns to influence a witness about to testify before this court, nnd It fu rth e r being n m ntter of judicial notice o f th is court th.it it was an obligation Imposed bv lawful regtilailon upon Cant. P I Foley ns Ju d g e Advocat • to make u pre­ lim inary exam ination of witness­ es to In- exam ined Imfoie this • ••urt, «P'l i ’, Xprll’^r .»pt*c, *!e.g te, ♦his co u rt jip o n eonsnlui-utio-i ns afo resaid t!**- the wmI«I ( ’apt. Fo­ ley has lr» no wise hrep g u ilty of Im proper o r n**c»hicnl conduct a.i such Ju d g e Advocate nnd nil of th e evidence known fo *ho court having been adduced b-*f'*re It und rnmie n p n rt of its records* " I t Is hereby adjudged and or­ dered thnt the said defendant, T apt. Paul Foley. United States Navy, is not j.illtV >*f the m a tte 's nn*l things alleged ngalnst him : “Paid defendant 1 hereby *?! characil am! rob-asetl front furthei* nttcndnrce open thi •m irt.” .tst i Discharge of Pourl S ecretary W ilbur to<la** 1 n I lv*. fore him a formnl request o t conn•ul for Mrs. Mnrirnrct Ross l.nnsdowne thnt tho court he discharged from fu rth e r duties heenuso of tho m anner In which it conducted tho inquiry into her charge ugainst thnt officer. The p rim ary question which tho Shenandoah court had before it was w h eth er it should render nn immediate decision i nC apt. Fol­ ey’s cuso or reservo judgm ent u n ­ til its finnl f in d in g in tho wholo Shenandoah inquiry. Roth coonsol for Gapt. Folejr nnd Major Leonard as j judgo ailvocato had naked for nn im m ediate decision. MuJJ. Leonard held th a t if th ere wore no preoedontn fo r such action this co u rt should e n te r a rceum' mondntion: To recommend a g en eral court m artial for C ant. Folev or u rep ­ rim and by sgyretnry W ilbur o r to dischnrgo him as n d efendant l>oforo it. Extensive improvements, contemiduted to make it one of the I most iittractivo husiuoss offices in Saiifurd. luivi* Im-i-ii started on tin* Pin* lint. I annex by W. M. Young, nri-erding to nn announcement inodi- today. Tin* alterations, when completed CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—(A*)—Ik*nccording to Mr. Young, will have velopm cnts of the investigation in ­ four glam front offices on the to tlu» ileath of fivu weeks' old I’liiiind floor und five suinll a p a rt- son o f Mr. and Mra. John Allen, n* *nt i on th" sci-ond floor. Tho rfound chloroformed in thu Allen CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—f/P)— Itenexteri *r walls will bo finished in ' fiiiite in a fnshionnhle N orthsidc ry J . Fernekes, m idget bandit, hotel, h^vo caused t ’iironer Oscar ' Daniel L. McGsnghan nnd John Soniii• it stucco. In front o f the building Air. W olff to order Mrs. Allen brought F lannery, w ere found guilty nnd Y**ung intends to have a parkw ay to his office for fu rth e r question­ sentenced to d eath curly N*day by '• feet deep nnd 100 feet long, ing. a ju ry try in g them for the m ur­ The inquest, previously postpon­ d er of Michael Swinntkowski, Mar. plunted with grass, flowers anil (topical plants. ed to Dec. 1, was ordered reop­ 19, du rin g u hank robbery. Mr. V’oun^ estim ates the cost of ened to hear im portant new te s ti­ F ernekes, w anted in New York tin re improvements a t about $8,­ mony, und elsew here in connection with Tho nature of tho new evidence num erous hank robbeires. was a r­ 000. lb* stated th at ho in m aking these improvements in order to was not disclosed, hut the coron­ rested here several m onths ago in hrrmnnDo a s murh as possible e r’s orders cam e a fte r rep o rts n p riv ate lib rary where h e was with the municipal dcvclopmenta were made to him of the resu lts '.tndylng woks o f exposivea. The of a chemical analysis of the police found cached pistols, shot on Pork Avenue. Mr. Young expects to uso the buliy's Vital organs. guns nnd bombs which thev said Mr*. Allen was in a s ta te of he intended using in a raid on a first floor offices ns tho home of the sale* nn i liu-dncsn organiza- j collnpse a fte r the child's funeral downtown hank, lie h rd boasted tion of Highland Park, a property yesterday. he would never be taken alive. which he plans to place on the maikot in January. Probe Into Death of Infant Is Reopened Three Bandits Given Sentences of Death KING GOES UNDER KM*T Thirty Cases Tried In Two Sessions Of Municipal Court During This Week Only nine cases were heard in the Municipal Court tmlay "> Judge W. K. White. Among those disposed of were: J. D. D v>* v[* olation of parking law. $•» entreated; Mra. S. E. Nowman. vi­ olation of parking law, $1 anJ costs; W alter Young, violation oi traffic law, continued to wcUnesday. . , it Other cases wore n.s foliows. • * C. Crippen, violation «*f law. 31 and costs; Charles violation of parking law. 51 a”'' costs; Thomas Bell, d riv in g ^ on a paved stree t on the r i m . ^ bond entreated; Karl * . disorderly conduct, undue, Fred Weaver, disorderly rendu*. , continued to Wednesday. flt Judge White heard • Jj h Wednesday’s session. , “ of '! hem were for gambling. f were; Theodore Bell, contempt^oi Ten Killed In Attack Near City of Beirut U. S. Shipjiinjur Board Japan May Approve Sells Third Steam er Submarine Abolition MOBILE, Ala., Nov. 20.—(/P)— TOKIO, Nov. 20.—(A*)—Tho cabAnnouncem ent was mndc today of generally thought th a t Jap a n HLIFUT, Syria, Nov. £ 0.—Ten th e purchase of the th ird steam er inet counsll today inform ally dis­ from tlie United S ta tes Shipping cussed th e question of the aboli­ Board for use in the F lorida trade. tion of the subm arine and it Is This was tlie steam er Luke Indiun. would favor if th e powers agreed purchased by C aptain J . G. 5Iur- but felt th a t it was unlikely the phy arid due in p ort tom orrow . powers would he unanim ous a t More than a m onth ago. John II. W aterm an, president of th e W at­ 1 ’ <* p :. • * ul ni e unus­ erm an Steam ship Corporation, ually ap ath etic. A foreign office purchased tho steam er Lake Fair- spokesman pointed out th a t Jap an p ort to be operated by tha Mobile, had few subniarin *s compared with Miami and G ulf Steam ship Com - 1 other powers, but the governm ent pany, which w as organized to op­ would be glad to abolish them U erate tho two atoam ors. other nations w ere agreed. �V & A A w +m m u ............ ... Insuring Distinction Through Careful Restriction In designing, Loch Arbor, care is being taken to insure its being permanently a distinctive and ex­ clusive home community. Restrictions are such that a n atmosphere of quiet refinement is assured. Loch Arbor now, in the making, is being developed wisely a nd well. The natural topography of Loch Arbor from th e beginning has been in its could create. For every good reasons, it has required the handwork of man’s ge advantages features and to create this country club property of lakes and hills ***** * �M *, P%~i-i *?.- > '* 'rt%?. V.3 ??? s*f,r LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate The Ensemble Idea la a Safeguard th at n very well-dressed young woman wore for tea at a fashion* Againat Color Discord*. Some observant dreaa authority able hotel tea-room the other a ft­ aay* th a t the “ensemble" idea wa» ernoon. It consisted of n boi»-d!?a perfectly logical and necessary froio velvet jacket edged with outcome of ih* prevailing fash- gray squirrel and trim med with ion fo r bright and varied color*. • silver button*, a short full skirt 7 ,r ‘a s f s s confined them solve*—w«w», m « v ed for the street—to dark b ro w n s,'sq u irrel navy blues, blacks, beiges or even j grays, they didn’t have much tro u ­ ble not striking color discords. Then came brighter and more var­ ied color*. Well-dressed women began to wear colors on ths street th a t they would have laughed at some tim e time before—all shade* of reddish brown, henna, pheacar.t, chow, etc., violet shade* s»>!i a* fuchsia, pansy a ste r and p u n i j , bright, vibrant red*—lacquer red, for instance—bright blue* such a t encil blue, ball blue, a scries of dues th a t seemed all mure or less lu alike when separate but which - swore like drunken sudor when in close promimity. I t then became npparent to u good many of u* th at a very largi proportion of women in this coun­ try were if not colored bind at least -ndly lacking in a fine feel­ ing for sotor harmonies. They won? henna and petunia, hermu and Lanvin green, purple and pen­ cil blue. To lie sure, those lastrnentinned colors have been well combined but it assuredly take* the hand of an a r tis t lu do it pro­ perly. Well, Just to save women from a reputation of being absolutely lacking in color discrim ination the dressm akers hud to Invent the en - 1 suable Idea. Only uf course no onu person Invented It. It lust naturally happened as so many things (Jo hnp|*cn in Jashmn. n o i the dri s maker* found it very profitabl.', because It often m eant th at n woman, instead of buying a sin gl« frocK, would buy n frock and a scarf ami a w rap and a bat or Instead of buying only a hat, she would n h o buy n belt and a pair of gloves, or instead of buying u pair of shoes, she would c ^ n n away with n handbag immltle*. And the ensemble idea I* a* Im­ An up-to-d.ilc ensemble is con­ portant a* ever. There are far few er color discord* where well- trived hers* of a jacket of bois-de dressed women foregather than lose velvet trimmed with silver th ere wore but they have by n i button* and gray squirrel, a rliurt m eans fu d u l entirely from the full skirl of gray cloth, a h it of bols-de-rwse velvet edged with view. , . . , sq iilrn l and gray shoe* ami slockThe sketch shows the coituna Ing*. THOUGHTS—WISE AND OTHERWISE Some m en c a rry th e ir lunches to work w ith them out of choice— w ith no th o u g h t of economy about A man we know who is driven I1H fn rtn rv in an voru to hi* factory very fines fine enf car by a spick and snap liveried chauf­ feur take* hi* lunch with him, or ra th e r th s chau ffeu r get* a small lunch box from the cook every j« m. or Is ready to s ta rt. This lunch box the ch au ffeu r hands over to the factory owner’s secretary, whose duty it 1* to « * that the lunch in the box Is laid out an a (.•ble in her employer'll private of­ fice at th»* hour when he habitu­ ally has lunch. The restaurants in the vicinity of the factory could not possili y offer as good n meal a* th at lunch box holds. .Many mother; take pain* to put up lunches f< r th eir children who gw to school, n.,j as a m atter of . .l-V* THE SANFOBP HEBAt.n. rHlW*V- NOVEMBER 20, IGETWO economy, but because th e y feel that these home lunches a re m ore wholesome than th e m eals obtain- ■ able in the school lunch room . s Sandwiches are and anon th e ■ form in which to serve th e lunch- * con because alm ost any s o rt o f !3 foo»l can be eaten w ithout need‘ of ■ fork or Knife- Open y o u r cook ■ .books • to . ,L„ _I _- ■' the section on sandwiches and sc* what a v ariety of forms the sandwiches m ay tak e. H ere is one that calls fo r finely cu t ra is ­ in* mixed with cream cheese spread between slices of whole w heat bread nnd b u tter. H ere’s a sand­ wich th at call* fo r a fillin g of boned and skinned sardines, m ash­ ed with hard cooked eg g s, season­ ed with lemon and spread between slices of rye or w hite bread. But there isn’t room fo r m ore—ju st read up on sandwiches in your recine books and see if you don't begin to wish th a t you had some daily lunch boxes to fill. F aith fu lly , MARTHA. h> a km.I) company IU«naii| in tit, I,n.1n, .'* In 11,.. !i(.,t,. ,.r Kl'.riili anti approved |»y tin Hoard of f i . i i n t v I 'm o i o i 1i lo i n - m CiipJiij of <tin pisii* ami Npi'i'lflmtlmin may lo- himi m iho o lfir. of Iln I’lork l lln •' riniii I'oiiri In J nnforil ami at Ihw o ffl. of IT* I T. W1111it |, in. I Iny In ., r, HiinfotU. I < <li Thu llunril of ('minty I’omnil*' .loners r .n .r v . tin iiulil lo • >■j < iiny or all lilil* 01 ....... pi unv hnl or any part Ih.rcof wtij.-li they •ii’.ni to ho for III. In Ht lilt.t.a t of lim i 'minty. JOHN MKIW IIII. Passes Through Sanford S E C T IO N * N ? 1. SANFORD GROVE S E M IN O L E ' C O U N T Y F L O R ID A ' .. V .U y * .'• .1 -~Ti Citizens of Sanford— " .v ., /— a------ VJ------- o — r ^ ■ t* 6 • »/ to 7 * 30 -K it. W i 1'i." // to /M /J « /7 : S 1/ ts /4 t<*i tr&i W .' l' h . . . # M u / 1 s , k>w. Jit. J *4 /3 tS J* r7 to 32 ■X— ~ c ~ Si* V * * o 4 3 * ’ V -JL ____ 5 , T?--- —B" /* t* f* t/»V io re c r ---- c t9 !/ Are you registered and qualified 8 3 e 7 a City Commissioner, December 8, 1925? vu_ n s— ff you tiro not registered, t ;A/ ft ti ts /4 , . .'t / U t'tift Ji/i l/-. - u k=« >r-> -J'ii 1r V° s 9 3f t€ ts 7 ; 3 /S 3 .y f. -Ttx 3ft0 // V - ** 4 s € / < ! V<A - i r // /t t4 *7 t» to V to It . 1 3o 9 t.J . ffjO X E L . • / -fti k!j r •» ts t» Register with L. It. Phillips, City Clerk at City Hall, thin must he before lihe 28th day of Novem­ ber. He sure you are registered in the City Elec­ tion Hooks. Your Poll Tax for the year 102<1 must he paid. If you have resided in Sanford for six months and the State of Florida for a year you are entitled to register. /a 9 30 «* - J*~ to vote in the City Election for * T tj ts It t€ 1 ; tit w ; // tS 33 ~9------ ar t€ ft, !7 ft !*/■! t» n •Si>L to li 1 U * ‘ rt»» /9 I .el every eili/en do his dutiy. (Jualify a n d vote in the City Election, December 8th. * * 3 4 J * to ! #* j t s iO it fi a l 9 20 Aft / . . The City you live in is the g re a t­ est investment you have. . n .u -L tj to is ti T kl; u LUu u tc n .it; 33 x a ti,te a ■ ■ ■ ■ D au R aH H B H iH aH aasaB a* c ; ®----- a----- *L— »----- v___ *___ o i <« ft --------* ----------- C t t E X H Y --------------------- --- - - * V. v **-<» - - - '£. fti V i. !/'■ ’dt'l.-l T ; tS IN' m -. J to 3a y ,V* I, lifilVJI.AJJ, i i .L*. Kfltc a/ . 10 i Clialriiiiin IlnuriJ of Coiiuly Com III IH.lo !"'■ M. c i.rli of tho f i i.n li i'm m Nov. 2n. 27. Ini', 1, II. tv 1925. The New Proposed Boule E NOTII'K *ru I'AVIMi <<I<VTIIAI TOH® lo-nl. it p r o p o s a l * w i l l Pa r*i t-lved I,y III. llodtil uf (oiiiili Coioiol* Klllonst « uf Hriolmilti Coui.ly, Horl.lj, at lh« of fir i- of III. I’lurh of tit" Clruuii t ’oiirt, of m. miImuI. i • hoi. HI Huiiforil, Klorblu, ui or l,ct»i. IU A. >1. on Hi. - 1hi ,1 iy of Iv . i-rtilrr, IJ2h, for tli« Ixaltil,iru ol m i iln. fi. i r .o .o iin iit. hii. Inin,Karii prouu*:il ahull In. aiinmlilliool Wltll h i i'll til ,1 rhfih. to .ol * pay a in . to v. K. jii.i,«it*. ri.ck „f ih . i'll.o il I’otirl of SMiilnohi • IV. In III. mini of .: |.. r n u l or 11,,* ninounl of Hi. inn. T h. siipf**.fill liiilSir will lie re■llllr.il lit xlve lx >Hit *i|U*l lo ill ■■• |n*r ri'tu of (he iitoiniM of ln,< , , their hin Hurli t oo l In li. . r. n i l . n P T ’ -; • :flF i€ JO it U *7 t4 m # 93 *J tl s__ ■i i --------------- s~ ---------------- -- fr*J. 7* IV'Ih, O c f o d o r /9 2 S Ibis mere statement should semi values soaring. conception ot the boulevard. Price schedule ou these lots was establi: It is oui’ intentions to pass this advantage to our buyers. Yestcr u as lot for puving Geneva Street; the same day a crew of men began this work between Sanf Mi llonville Ave. These a ie detinite facts, there are other value creating improvements that we about personally. Thu mu.1t remarkable feature of all la thol the laves tor can now buy realties for what other I Grading of street in Sanford Grove are now under w ay. sidewalks are being paved as fait as them. The things are being done now and will be sped ahead ns fast as possible. Joining Rose Court on the East. Joining Magnolia Heights on the South. One of the highest spots in Sanford. Most of the lots have fine orange trees and the balance arc covered with magnificent oaks. They are worth $1,250 each, today. Don’t take our word for 3hat—ask your own broker—or use your own judgm ent. Twenty-eight lota In the firat section lmvc been sold. W ith developments forging ahead this gruss that is being made, proving that every promise made by us will be fulfilled. will he entirely sold out in a very short while. I m Packard Realty Company I Investors. Homosoekers. Realize the opportunity that : 3 being offered you in th is development is a carefully restricted and wisely controlled development. With the opening of the BoJ Grove wi" he placed in exceeding close proximity t . Mayfair. Ft. Mellon, and other higher type J the East -Side . The section that Is destloned b , th e most cxchl8|vo p, rt o f tl)e d ty . WF. OFFER the ENTIRE LOT of 28 at just$625 EACH Or $17,500 for the 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. We predict REMEMBER OUli PRICES HAVE NOT ' 1:1 REEN ADVANCED SANFORD GRO m a j e s t ic p i n e s n 209 M agnolia Avenue Bart Nas°n. Sales Director SANFORD, FLORIDA i i i i u m i i i m i i i i i i a m m realtor FIRST NATIONAL BA> i i n i a n ,,, ’ * ” l,ih B1“ " m a n . a . . . . s 111’ �T H E S A N F O R D H E H A I.D , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 20, 1925 G FTTHH EE Spends $200,000 I f l N ‘ will, the d e e ta re tl." ” 1 ’ „ , | MliJ procecas ba» - rt ?" lhL. development of OSCEOLA PLANS ROAD p r o g r a m OF $2,000,000 HCSg s r j j s g fwaa! need for in trans- development need for rad{if inland waterways j . need for imEach read con.eHdj1^ ' nf" railroad xcrminol* ° d b lH ta tta l 3rida: cf coimr'noditlo, 1. w w f f i c™ : iSSed ter?; r ' r f d r« ff ln c -’ffin : ■ « £ tension for rebefore an(| “nil categories of w a it, ids for npninst the Departm ent of Com build- which has l enum erated and so ncRts_ >n pierce , ratten . *Jvely nttiickcii# toward bus! build- ' xhe American policy » g S S s t S re e f he.ine*» ^, u IITrl-annie 0WN'- Soper, N- Y” Nov‘ , — Mrs. con­ victed of murder in the first dcJhe hilling of her third husband,• -Henry Soper, was wns sentsent­ ...... J Sopor, enced to death in the electric chair by the Supreme Court, early this morning. A jury largely of farm ers, yes­ terday returned a verdict of murdet, iirst degree, a fte r having listened for 10 days to n trial winch Imd attracted wide otcntlon in the Adirondacks. Scntt nerd t() death in the elec­ tric chair is mandatory. If Mrs. Soper i.i put to death she will be the fourth of h er sex from whom the state has exacted the extreme penalty. Mrs. Roxilla DriiM* was hanged in Herkimer, itsep p o rtu n ltl* I T „ « r S t a ------------------mn In .------------------ - Cnpt. John E. Lyons of M iddleport, O,, a well-to-do a huge tomb cu t for him self of solid rock in a 100ink the Ohio River. It will cost $200,000, jncludi m ent that is to he erected on the hrow of the hi Photo shows th e excavation In th e rock. It will hi door guaranteed to Inn: 5000 years. ,ncd »n a* t( build in P repayment .-.I funds *,5.d Woman Sentenced U* ijority yc«[rJ debate, cf E*com, intention J. of the liijicni pas- CO - OPERATION OF RAILROADS, SAYS TRAFFIC EXPERT (C ontinued from page 1 ) road officials were doing every­ th in g hum anly possible fqx the nlleviation of th e situation, and a d ­ vised laymen to let the railroad men run th eir business. Iln rry T. Hod well, in a brief talk , ventured the opinion th a t speculators irt pudding in the state of Florida w ere responsible for the enorm ous ahiount of m aterial 111ltoif !th | kill'' u a te u .,, and .wui nddmill" p o u rin g in is sta ed th a t sta tis|ic s showed th at from 2"» to <10 per, ‘cent more m aterial had been ordered than was neces­ fcousr to Governor ration of lind travc judges p - 1925. Bided by Bj.'i v/.i' I passed I in the fev urgaaI t , niorn- L bill prok*. of the k Sumter [S bill ingative GetWf a fedge jnirdu anti «r wd Fa,(tted to by Lffity boards [tin counties [kwd by the pen explained p the bill was Ithe rood c n* row Monties lard of coun[<( Hmui.i i hot have fail- Joe Chittenden called the a tte n ­ tion nf the body to an article ap ­ pearing in the New Vork H eraldTribune designating Sanford's slo­ gan of “City Substantial” ns the winner of a statewide contest pro­ moted by Orlando to determ ine the best known slogan of any city in Florida. Mr. Cliittcnded suggested th a t Sanford's slogan could be made known to many by the adoption of legislature requring the conspic­ uous display of the “City Substan- from the Dixie Highway through Osceola City on the pleasant Mill road. R epresentatives of the general committee.! from the chambers of commerce and realty boards of Kissimmee, St. Cloud, and from other sections of th e county met with the hoard of commissioners Clean Rags Wanted Apply The Herald Office sary. SANFORD OFFICE OF DAVIS SHORES IS OPENED TODAY (Continued from page 1) upd* connected by bridges of u n ­ usual and a rtistic design," he said, "anil all w aterw ays will have se a ­ wall: and beautified to the fullest extent.” "Many larg e hotels, npnrtm ent houses, business stru c tu re s nnd hundreds of handsom e homes, p a­ latial dubs,tw o 18-holc golf eourst-s, yacht basins, b athing pools and cnxsinos and everything neceaaory for the luxury and enjoym ent of residents will bo constructed a t Mavis Shores,” Mr. W odlingcr add­ ed. "and D. I’. Davis, hacked by millions of dollars, is doing ev ery ­ thing possible to c reate at St. Au­ gustine a modern city w ithout a rival in the United S tates." •mem- a ami * •» Orally jj H e statcii (h at the education of public sentim ent a g a in st specula­ tion of th is kind and the whole­ hearted sup p o rt of th e railroads would in tim e bring about the so­ lution of the state’s tran sp o rta­ tion difficulties. R ailroads Not Concerned This opinion was received with g en eral favor and \V. M. Scott’s m otion that Mr. H arrison be in­ stru cted to present Mr. Connelly’s plan at t h o , einhprgo conference Tuesday w ithout any suggestion o r recom m endations, was unani­ m ously passed when it was b ro u g h t out th at this action e n ­ tailed no censure or adverse criti­ cism of the railroads present a d ­ m inistration. M r. Connelly introduced a prop­ osition subm itted by O. G. C heat­ ham , general sales ageat. for the G eorgia Car and LoconiotivtJ Com­ pany, calling for the purchase of several de luxe Pullman cars '■> be run on sidings here and used fo r housing purpose: in the event th a t Sanford’s housing facilities should become Inadequate. Mr. Connelly reported that these ea rs were fully equipped with bed­ ding and silverw are, and offered th e proposition for the approval o r disapproval of the Chamber. No action was taken on this m atter, however. f •n Viin Camp’s 1ot'i.iUi *?r-',,vv S o u p Lora i A P 9 n M -J S sC O L A C a o d * lied Seal i 2!9 c 2'for " CimipheHs No. 1 Can Wesson Oil 5c 1 3 for gn*n ~ <2^ F O R A D A Y The turkey w ith all hla fix* lngs each year on Thanksgiving day, reigns supreme! His sovereignty Ls undls® ) puted, but he ia Helpless ■111 without aides. At your 48S □ 11 A&l* store you will find a f i countless array of 'fixings* JM **ie hlRhcst quality and Jm priced unusually low to us* /m slat you in making your 9 thanksgiving feast a success. M A K E ^ O U R PREPARATIONS NOW! Hcnt and Serve N . H. C. Rrand 1 lb.....$1.69 2 lb. A&P" Brand Red Pitted Pint Bottle y a v - y e v e h q j ,td .\Y FRUIT Raisins Sunmaid” 15-oz pkg Citron Peel, lb Glace Pineapple, lb Stuffed Dates, lb Ilipolite” Icing, 12-oz Currants A&P” Brand, 15-oz pkg........25c Pecan Halves, 3Vi*oz. jar Glace Cherries, lb Ceylon, Orange, IVgoc or mixed Hlends, ThcnNcctar 13c A* 23c ;<C: 45i “ Bokar" Coffee Supreme .......... KIN M iK G A IITEN Tu lie Marled tho first Monday of I>«cuuitior tor Imjs and Kills nf I and & yearn of ago. UKASONAIU.I-: RATES I ' n r r r i r r x n l l o n a I n i io l r r nl A im r tl i ir n l No. I, Cud K lim r, S a n f o n l I f e r nId Itldjx. HERALD WANT ADS AUK S U R E B U S I N E S S G E T T E R S >c !25c We have stocked our store to its capacity with good things to eat in order that our patrons might have a £ood selection for their holiday feasts. 4 ruits and V egetables IF IT IS FANCY OR STABLE GROCERIES YOU N E ED , KISSIM M EE, Fla., Noe. 20.—(/p) e innl report of the general com­ m ittee, repr?senting alt section* of Osceola county, to determine which roads shall be constructed in the $ -, 000,000 road building program for which a bond issue will he culled, has been adopted by the lo­ cal cham ber of commerce. The contem plated program in­ cludes 82 miles of new sixteen foot roads throughout the county and rep airs to the Ocean-to-Gulf High­ way from Kissimmee to the llrev ard county line. The program a s adopted by the county and endorsed by the cham ­ ber provides for thirty-six miles of the Ocenn to G ulf highway ighwny at Holopaw Junction through Holopaw and Monansvillo to the Indian River county line, where the Florida East Const railroad leaves Osceola county and is part of a through road to Okeechobee City, rifte e miles were agreed upon Jn the Lawe Wilson road, four miles on the H illiard island road, five miles on the Mnrcooseo road, and eight miles to Kissimmee Park, hour and one half miles will he built through C enter Park to E ast Lake, Tohopekaliga and nlong the lake c;t_ K I N G N ik Chamber of Commerce Okcvs Report of Committee That Passes Upon All Highways nff|: ST Sf.* - i Phone Your Orders To JTtintinrui firm U would Sue in I'll! it Pkhavc P *t to ? Mi penJ 1" an I «pre»sr* ^shi tn f 1 -Phere." ’ unduly bu*inc-»-r y to del which •^rtunity; •JK* in lu => »n olig- Fresh Oysters Daily Complete line of Fresh Vegetables Thanksgiving Suggestions lit Cakes. Plum Pudding Fresh Cranberries Cranberry Sauce NUTS OF ALL KIND Phone 39 Turkey— Dressed or alive—Richelieu Plum Pudding Stone’s Fruit Cakes—Cranberry Sauce Dromedary Dates. Nuts of All Kinds Glaces’ Cherries— Fancy Ripe Olives Sweet Mixed Pickles, in bulk. Cocoanut in bulk, pound........................ 38c W e s s o n Oil pint cans .............................. 29c 8 2 oz. jars M a y o n n a is e ................................ 28c Sour and Sweet pickles in bulk. 8 pound buckets of Shorto or Snowflake S h o rten in g ..................... .................. lanes Dairy Farm Sausage, p o u n d ....... 50c A p a la c h ic o la O y ste rs, quart .................. 90c 5 1*4 oz. glass jars Fresh wet Shrimp .... 3oc Fresh Salami, pound.............................. No. 2 c a n s T o m a to e s ...... ......................... 1Uc y y Q R L n 'S g r e a t e s t McCuller’sGrocery tfT n m H f lA N O WE DELIVER PHONE THE STORE WHERE QUAI.ITY COUNTS' At the Basket T H O S E O ff A N Y Complete line of fruits and vegetables killed, milk fed fryers and hens. • �? i **? VxVf*1 Overnight Millionaires T T ie S a n f o r d H e r a l d *--------------------------------- -------p i" VablhM tMir sftissa— mxa*H Practically every newspaper and magazine in the coun­ I*s4*r at Isslwt* nsrlts flntarcd aa flscood Class Matter. try haa had something to say during the past few months Ootobsr IT, 1*1», at iht fostoflles at Baarord, Florida tndar Aet ot about Florida, the bubble and the possibility of itH bursting. Surah a, tin . Mnny say there is no bubble, some say their is; sopie artic­ ■M iaw n | lifeA* Wdtfar les are interesting, some libelous, anG some show an intelii t NOM'AHU IIKKU . ___t*aaal*t gence on the part of their writers that is astonishing. Fhaaa <411 I ll Msfsolfa Atr»*» The Tulsa Tribune, of Oklahoma, seem s to have gotten iviw rK irrioi ***** . . . . the right idea and hits the nail on the head when it says: Heaths lt.ll On# Tsai -17.00 Sis Carrmi. p*r "Is Florida the land of promise or is it the IMIaarad tn Civ , byIkdlltoa lid* VNk, l(o. Waskly land of broken dreams? par T*»r. "Some returning travelers say one thing, some ■FIBCfAI, W OTIC*I All nolle*a card* of tnsaka, rsaotuttons the other. nod nolle** oi gpuraijpenU w>M« "Notice this: men who went to Florida to •Aarcea are areda will bo charged ffn* at rtfobu wdrenlelna rates. enj'oy themselves, or to foiiow the same sort of busi­ ■ ■ ■ u r n m « a h so c ia t s ii p r b m ness or trade they followed in the north, are usually TV* Associated Pr*aa la exclus­ highly enthusiastic. Men who went there to make ively *ntlil*d t* fb# ase for »#publication o' all n*wa dispatch;* easy money fast and without effort are apt to be credits’. to It or not otherwisei crad­ led In thla papor and alao ttia lo­ disgruntled. on* aawa published haraln. All right* ?f republlcatlon of apodal dlapateb"It’s easy to see why. Florida, with its natural M baraln ara alao raaar*ad._____ advantages, is bound to grow in population and im­ FRID A Y , NOVEMDEA 20, 1023. portance. For the man who is willing to put in the m _ - -----■ same sort of hard work that is required in the north, THE HKRALii'S PUATFORM it is a marvelous place ju st ns Oklahoma is a 1.—Deeper water roett to Jackson­ ville. . , . marvelous place in productivity. I — ■>C onatm etloa o f 8L Joknd-ln* "But the old, old law that you can't get some­ d U r Hirer canal. thing for nothing operates in Florida just ns it does I.—Eitenaion cf white wajr. elsewhere. Don’t go there expecting to live on the d*>.Bitaialoii of local amnaementa. —Swimming pool, tcnnla coart a, fat of the land without doing anything to deserve ftv. it. If you do you'll be disappointed, just as you I,—Augmenting of building prowould be back home." am—botnes, hotela, apartment Florida has lotH of room for professional men of all a*e*. I.—Extension of turret paring pro. kinds, for merchants, tailors, grocers, bakers, mechanics, gram. capcnters and masons, in short for every ninn who comes I ,—Construction of bonlerard here to work and to contribute his shnre bo the building of aroi nd la ta Monroe, a great Htnte. Florida also has room, and desires to see in ft—Omplr'Jon of city beautifiedtlon program. plenty, tourists who come here for the winter months to •«— E ipanalon of school system escape the cold and to spend a vacation enjoying the sports with provision for Increaard fa* of this country, and who are willing to pay for this privilege. eilltlee. But those persons who come here to get rich quick, lllH L K VERSE FOR TODAY to grab o ff profits overnight, then to return to their north­ EVERLASTING LIGHT:—Thy ern or western homes, we had far rather see them stay away aun nluilI no more go down; ncith* altogether. Florida has no room for them, and no use for e r ahnll thy moon withdraw It­ them. They will do us no good but they will do us plenty self; for the Lord ahall ho thine of harm. C everlasting light, and the days of th y m ourning shall be ended. Is- What Does a Girl Love? niah 00:20. f « i 3 fe ’ t. PRAYER— “The Lord is my light and my sal­ vation, Whom shall I fear? Tho Lord is tho stren g th of my life, Of whom shall I he a fra id ? " -------- o -----WORTH W H ILE Live while you’re living, Long you'll bo dead. Give wiiilo you’re giving Kindness and bread. R ing while you’ro ringing Bella tru e and right. S ing while you’ro singing Songs th a t delight. T hough you In sorrow , No joy can aeo; D on't rob tom orrow O f w hat m ay be. G rope while you’re groping F or trea su re trove. H ope while you’re hoping F or pence and love. D ream while you're dreaming Of ideal things; O ften j“ i | ‘UMf‘)i” ir . Achievement brings. Go w hile you'*** going ... W here birds are gay, Show while you're showing The b e tte r way Don’t join m asses Down tho decline; Lead up the pusses To heights divine. Seek while you’ro seeking F riends who can smile. Speak wTillo you're spunking Som ething w orth while. — Los Angeles Times --------- o---------■ Those persons who have the Idea th a t Snnford's state advertising cam paign isn 't producing results should note tho many new faces to he seen on tho stree ts of the city. -------- o---------O ctober sales of one big mail order house am ounted to over th irty million dollars while s o ­ o th er reports tho groatest Octo­ ber business in its history. Wo wonder how much of this money came front Seminole county. Tho cuntruct lias been aw arded and actual work will soon begin on constructing S anford’s lakeahoro boulevard. This Is another g re a t step in tho progressive de­ velopment of this w etum . No m atter from wrieh direction a motorist comes to Sanford, ho m ust pass over pour roads, Doubtlons this fuel is keeping many hun­ dreds from visiting this city ant! as fa r ns can be seen there in lit­ tle hope fur relief. [W f* »'. i What is the kind of a man you would marry if you had to marry at all? No doubt mnny a young woman has pondered on that question considerably. No doubt in their minds eye they can nil 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 nil. 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, but sooner or later they will all be loved for som ething. We note with interest one thousand replies to one thousand questionnires sent to one thousand girls on the subject of matrimony, and reproduced in the Miami Tribune. The question is: "Do you prefer n young man whose attitude is that of reverent regard or one who forgets nil harriers of alx in his fnmilinrtieA? * v* .. .w iiU- - -• ■. F R ID A Y . N O V E M B E R ^ #\ (Cnpyrtgvit Mil) LAMB'S WOOL was plentiful on the wild winds of Wall Street yesterday. This column recently warned ag ain st gam bling in auto­ mobile stocks. Look nt the stock m arket yesterday. U nfortunate little men with weak m argins will be the victims. A few speculative stocks dropped, and others, non-speculative, are thrown overboard, prices slashed to meet losses. Q uiet men th a t know real values pick up bargains, and th at is another ch apter stock exchange history. o OUR GLORIOUS navy, not e f­ ficient in a irc ra ft or m anagem ent, shows no lack o f efficiency when it comes to w orrying nn unfortunante woman, widow of the Shenandoah's com m ander, called to testify about the killing of her husband. She is informed by the learned court th at she Is not entitled to counsel. If somebody hod stolen her dog, she would be aflowed to have a lawyer. Why can’t she hnve one when her husband has been taken from her? The American people would like to have a convincing answ er to that question. 1 MY FAVORITE STORIES COERCING FLORIDA \ R. L. ROBERT AUDITS - SYS! MONTHLY BOOKKEEPIXgI Room 15, Masonic Temple. -x Business Pri We are going to offer you todad that ought to interest the investor! purchasing as permanent owners. A WAREHOUSE Faces 100 feet on Cedar Av ond Street. Price $8,000.00. Ter A FILLING STATION AND GRfl Lot faces on Sanford Avenue room dwelling house, filling stationi Price $5,500.00. Terms reasonable. See us and look at this before yc’^ prices cannot be beat. 221 Meisch IIuilding| THE WHITE REALTY with SOLIDITY Solid as (hi1 rock is tho economical base upon which Sanford is building. Thousands of acres of the most productive farming lands in the World are sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. SAVE Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive development in the building of this GREAT 1 \ ’ LAND PORT is our record. I' RANGE MAY find it necessary to bombard the seaport of Beirut, startin g point of the rebel Druses succeed in capturing the city. Such a bombardment, following that of Damascus, with great de"^u ctio n of property ami lives, Magnolia At Second Phone 18 will have a bad effect on the Mo­ LOANS hammedan population. The result INVESTMENT'S of the I*reach mandate in Syria ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ............................................. .. ■■■■■■■a may be a Mohammedan coalition nml uprising, very trouhlcsonie to Europe. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS } " ■ “ .................................................. .. ASIATICS LEFT to themselves find occupation and pleasure in fighting each other. The wise B ritish know that. In India, Hindus ami Muhamnicndans hate nn.l fight each other, while the British rule. liiTi0 kuild up Europe and stop killing among the white races the wise policy woul.l be to perm it these races to govern themselves in th eir ancient way. ._ ........................ ..................... M O N TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We have two plans of Your Horns || *» th " ".," '* l" , ' hy i h“l'* all .,, " "> S*. , h, J"*ra’< Itli—r Im.imi'n 1st—We will lend you ! ........ .. Fla.. J r h c5 l«2 e £d ^for^ replacement 12:01 A. M. Mooda',VN,.., " ~ d ? , '- V 'W .W - n lr o m ,r , v, - (®**mbcr 23. 1923, until lt:3*j p \Y' luesday, November ■»*— - • *- • PERCY A. ROCKEFELLER has taken one million dollars earth quuk* insurance cn his house, barn and garage. No, it isn't in C alifornia, but in Connecticut, which has been disturbed by a g re a t many trem ors lately. All The Mol necessary to build a compn- c| clearance or height of' m i r e i h l n eight <H) ' f | hrC<‘“''!" * Boats cap,hie of using the a im ,; 'Z T ’'1" pass the bridge will Us^ it, l*, , . , , 1 a ,s ,fing to girder span. ^ chann' ' Under lh' through BE GRA rE b U I. th at it was not possible for Woodrow Wilson or anybody* else to saddle any o f those eastern "m andates" on th e United States* We don't w ant to blow down or build up their pa laces, hang their people, or o th er­ wise play the part of divine pro­ vidence, in Asia, About all we can do ia to atten d to the United ------------------- 2nd—If your homo is a l r e a d y oiiiBj you a very substantial M J NO D ELA Y -------- -- N0 Florida East Coast Railway Co. Statgj. ' . . - - Prompt Service GHara!?fl Call and let us explain our, T j l l e G u a r a n t y 4 M o f( 107-109 S. Bark Ave. Sanford, T ■ a -----------------------------------------------------**»■■■ ’ ■ N a a iM i f l R a a ii K K g a i a g a a a H i i O * * * • . J Office SANFORD-SYNONYMOUS his long rest. Magnificient were the designs, in pure gold, of dif­ ferent gods, with which ids frail corpse was decorated. There were the “ upper" E gypt­ ian vulture, “ Nekhbet’’ and the "lower Egyptian serpent, Buto", winger scarab, and sacred ewes. I hlrtcen rings were on the young man s fingers. A gold mask on his face, is not yet removed. All th at seemed sufficient to carry him safely to the happy land of the great good Amcnn-Ra. In­ stead of that, he, his upper vulture am! his lower serpent, will go no further than the Cain* museum. . ' * l Rail ) * , THEY WOULD like to know j s I* why her lawyer was forcibly put ( out of the court. When a cab in etj officer steals a naval air reserve ■ he can have 30 lawyers and no - 1 body objects. When a woman's husband i s , LEESBURG COMMERCIAL stolen from her by official stupid­ ity she ought to have nil possible No other sta te in the union has a cliquo representing some of the protection—as many lawyers ns ever taken a step that caused ns state which claim to be feeling the she wants. widespread agitation ns H orida's effect of our law by loss of rich recent, constitutional amendment citizens, insisting upon th e federal WHAT MRS. Lnnsdowne says is baring Inheritance and income tax not only being retain ed but simple and true, namely, th at her tax Coupled with this, th e news being amended in such n m anner husband objected to taking the* of Florida ........ .. lieing ^ free from state th at it will nullify largely the e f­ Shenandoah on a stupid political debt hnC circulated wideiy and has fect of the Florida and A labam a ■ trip to a state fair. ■been played up prominently in laws prohibiting state tax es of this This w riter can corroborate his j leading new spapers and magazines n ature. T hat the cqilue m eans sim ply to statem ent. Iof American and even nbroad. Last June Commander L nns-1 w 0 a re now facing the danger coerce Florida and A labam a is duwne in his wife s presence to d wh|l.h tho <\„„mcrrin! pointed out made plain by th e statem en ts of this w riter at Lakewood, N. J., fjr, t among the Florida newspa- the lenders, Green of Iowa, and that sending the Shenandoah across j when this amendment was G arner of Texas, th a t “ if Florida this country would be highly dan­ proposed. We said that the only and Alabama will pass un in h eri­ gerous, and in case a thunder disadvantage* we foresaw was th at tance tax law we will w ithdraw storm were encountered, would in retaliatio n the federal inheri­ our objections to the repeal of the probably result in disaster. tance law might be "jerrym ander­ federal law.” Im perialistic gall! ’ And one of ed" so that it might offset this TH E SH IP was ordered to go advantage to * Florida and we these birds is from T exas w here across the country and Lunsdowne wouldbe placed ill the lig h t of be­ the democratic doctrine of the who had crossed the ocean in a ing unable to gain advantage rig h ts of states is presum ed to dirgihle and knew his business, from our law and at the sam e hold sway. Col. Knight w isely su g g ests th at ’(iruUated. U m - wu* .um cruW d-by ■Uiue would suffer this Ibss of re­ ignornm uses, and their stupidity venue. This danger, however, we the Florida and Alabam a dele- _ killed him. The least the navy can considered sufficiently rem ote to g ates at W ashington h au n t the ■ do is to trout his willow chival­ be disregarded in the light of the committco room where th is coerc­ rously, having killed her husband. other obvious advantages. But the ing is so publjely flouted and danger has loomed up much more m ake a noise th a t will bo heard DR. FREDERICK, of Bryn quickly tiian we anticipated, ju st throughout the land. Mawr, says the United S tates is as tho effects of the new law were shirking its responsibilities in beyond our wildest imagination. Contemporary Comment* keeping out of the League of N a­ lu Sunday's Tam pa Telegraph tions, thii.t preventing world peace. Col. P eter O. Knight points out Being hard-boiled is much bet­ th at the ways and m eans com­ te r than being half-baked.—Col­ THE LEARNED doctor reminds m ittee of Congress is rig h t now umbia Record. you of a gentleman accused of conducting hearings on this m at­ killing sheep. *‘l will kill any te r and while President Coolidge New Pest A ttacks Florid, sheep that bites me," said he. and the public want the federal Palm s.—Headline. W hat is it? The United States preventing inheritance tax removed, then* is Itc h ? —A rkansas Gazette. peace is a new idea. Next you will learn th at the wicked United States started the war of PJU, ■ M pushing the countries of Europe into it. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Visitor from the North and West are entering Florida in numbers that grow in volume dally. They come by rail­ road, by steam ship and by motor car. Already, it is esti­ mated, there are in the state as many visitors as were pres­ ent at the height of last year’s s e a s o n ; 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 t hey come— in Rolls-Royces and Fords, in Pullmans and on brake-beams, in cabins and in stoke-holds of ships.—New York Times. . w 1925. Poor Little Lambs ir It Were a Dog The Biting Sheep Too Bur/ (to Die BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ------------------ o ------------------ \ • <, As Brisbane Sees It By IRVIN S. COBB Only a few more days remain in which Sunford citizens may In come Spoken nl Passing haste. Some of them were so u n ­ qualified to vote in the city elecWhen you hear two natural gracious as to recall th a t tho col­ tiun to he held early in Dcceml*er. The person who isn’t sure if ho can wheezes, both unintentional, in ored Imys the night before had vote should make it u point to one ilay and ul one plate you are been bragging of what they m eant entitled, l think, to enter that date to do to the enemy. In reply to find out. in your culondar with red ink. In a particularly barbed tau n t th e T hirty-tw o answers were receiv­ my own personal experience 1 re­ retreating soldier w ithout slacking his gait, cast a sidewise glance ed regarding an apartm ent that call only one such. It was in June IDIri, over in over his shoulder and said. w as advertised for rent on The H erald's classified page. And yet France. A negro regim ent had "Lls'en, w* now adm its we a in 't theru are some who are not avail­ go no in under fire and the pulsh- no bear-cats!” ing them selves of this simple and ment being heavy ami the troops A few minutes later a big black inexpensive method of reaching being green nt actual w arfare, soldier passed, also moving to ­ one battalion bad broken. S tra g ­ ward tho re ar with speed. prospects. In glers were sifting buck through renly to u question aa to why his company had broken he halted Tho Kansas City S tar says: the supporting lines. A small yellow p riv ate canto just long enough to say: T here is a g re at deal of sup­ a "Co’se wo pulled out. Dey didpressed excitem ent in town duu to hurrying ivarw nrd. Men of the fa ct th at one of the Wenth- white regim ent lying alongside the nt give us no propah nuppotel erby girls recently entertained a road w aiting for the order to a d ­ Why, dey didn’t even give us no man caller. F or years it has been vance began guying him for his garage!" said of tho W cnlhcrby girls that while they gave a stree t parade •v ery day they had never been able to dispose of a ticket to tho evening perform ance.' We may Editor Sanford H erald; utes, two officers arrived and the bo w rong but it strikes us that officer in charge, although having Dear S ir:— th ere was som ething wrong with the opportunity to vent his a u ­ More often than otherw ise cit­ the advertising. izens will re g ister kicks against thority, yet not once did he a c t otherwise than a gentlem an. Wo don't know w h t|h e r the the police force. it surprised me so much th a t I women close th e ir eyes or not As my buslnesi elsew here allows hud to write both you and Chief when they are being kissed as me week-end sr-^ -o v er a t home, I William'* to state vvhuS a oood po­ some authorities aver* blit bids very rarely come In touch w ith 'th e lice officer th at man it. I don't wo do know; it closes their mouths police force. know his name but the pollen rec­ fo r a brief while—and ih at'a Sunday m idnight, I had the ex ­ ords will show who he U. A few “sum pin."— Phil A rm strong. T hat perience of being shaken ou t of . niore men of his calibre and o ur m eans a whole lot In the cases of bed. due to a------collision a t our cor- law-abiding citizens will feel some of these flapper** with their tier (of n t h ami P alm etto ) be- ftiendlv rath er than t nluguitixc fifteen-m inute kisses. — Sanford tween a Dodge and an Oakland. the police force. H erald. Atul we would be in te r­ Tbe crash shook our hou*>e. For­ Mow power to you. Chief Willested to know where the Sanford tunately no one was hurt. lama. H erald th u exact know ledge Tho Oakland driver phoned the Respectfully yours, ©f fifUcn-cunufe >Jjs$e? *-0rl«n- ?«U.e and in Uaa than Un mlR64VL ROBfim bvatm ei. . ; 1• SQskfCV IT’S A COLD, CRUEL WORLD "Of the replies, 50 per cent did not include money as a consideration at all and !10 per cent put it last; 20 per cent gave it sixth place. “A jj .to gyfld -put; jyu.t faiUxL tq*conwd/w.. it. at. all, 5 per cent gave it Inst place, 18 per cent sixth place, 33 per cent fifth place and 10 per cent fourth place. "Being well dressed is not considered the biggest thing in life, ns only 13 per cent gave it third place, 22 per cent fourth place, 30 per cent fifth place, 0 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 34 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, 31 per cent third, 14 per cent fourth and none lower. "Character took first place by 100 per cent. It was first in every reply. "All but one girl asserted that they preferred reverent regard tinly. Isn’t it significant that 1,000 dear-thinking, TUT ANKH-AMEN, the boy joy-loving girls picked out spiritual, religious qualities as I’haroah, was well decorated fur the most attractive things they know?" SANFORD'S FORUM \* 4 gpPA i n THE* gA O gJC T JB - t i 't i t t y ' i« £ * , i • i’ / *■ �>*s{;ti-j?yKrT /rtirv’i's -' C" ’ <*v = -'* Z -- I ^ ;v .? ? ' • ' ' • • ,’ ** •£ • ■ ■ 1- , __ i ••>_••: •, ■ - ■\ V : - : . VfW .V ■■ J S E g A N m p HERALP. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923. — : B£V‘ “f e „ , if M cttingcr nnd d»u$?* ■r, Mrs! Walter M o r g « w « in Ja ck so n v ille . « « j t wee ns thc *V*n*'n 5 tMrs. P H arry Wilson. gue*t of H arry SOUTHSIDE PARENT-TEACHERS RODY Lovely Tampa Visitor Is Guest of Honor at HOLDS INTERESTING MRCTTMr DinnerPartyThursday A m o st enthusiastic m eeting of M rs. L. W, Harner of Jackson* villa and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McC’re a of Orlando wore week end visitors last week as guests of th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. (i. -------d* Frank Davies of Tam pa Stiles. Mrs. Harper will be re ­ the attractive house guest of Mrs. m em bered by her Sanford friends .lonroe B Hutton, was the guest ns Miss Elizabeth Stiles. of honor Thursday evening n t a dinner and bridge party, given by : r> , and Mrs. Paul Lake n t their lovely new home in Edgewood. The beautifully appointed dinner table was centered with a low mound of cut flowers, roses pre­ dominating. Marking the places , the guests were place cards done in ^fnscinating floral designs. At •> o clock a five course din­ ner wns served. An interesting game of bridge wns played until a late hour. When scores were counted it wns found that Mrs. Hutton held high scere among the indies, and was pre­ sented a box of candy. W. Spencer Jr., holding top score among the men, was given a carton of t cigarettes. Places were laid for Mrs. J. I F rank Davies, Mr. and Mrs. MonI *!00 H. Hutton, Mr. mid Mrs. Paul Ig ? , • Me«f* G. W. Spencer J r . | f ; '* ™ M4ort‘ anJ KdK°rton Pat- Loans M O N E Y A V A IL A B L E Loans For First .Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Baaia at 7 % Consult aa first when in the market for funds th e S outh Side P rim ary Parent- f f if f o n S u ? * Chil,lrCn'S h° me n t T eachers’ Association w as held r in w 4H Magnolia A Second A . P , C O N N E L L Y & SO N S Mr. »mt “ S ^ S ^ V h ' ' T h u rsd ay afternoon a t th e South cone ™?3 n!S° dccided to create n ■nJjJ r'0f rnlmetlo. who *™ UJ[' Side School, w ith a larg e attend­ of "' * * ? “ ? « bo“ rd for all *>■ etfitp. were in the c»y ance o f both old and new memb­ sen Mi. SS° ? ° tl0n8 "n<1 the renrewill ers. In the absence of th e chair­ block. m an, M rs. Edw ard H iggins, Mrs. Mr u Mr\ , E‘ F * Housholder, Fred Dniger presided. ie Pr«* l & t e . N" k" *"1 » " • ScMr .o.I M r,. F . 0 M « » J M inutes were read of the past b*H * tM o ii» xhursiloy Sp0k° Upon tbe su b m eeting nnd also reports from the ie^IrS> ^ >on of* Mrs. Hall municipal playground it nijtht tre a s u re r and o th er standing com­ J. n , m ittees. Due to the resignation and asked for the co-operation of growth of Snnf r flwnep gf one of th e chairm an, Mrs. Higgins, the I arent-Teaehers’ Association in raising funj , with which to the socthe vacancy o f chairm an, was equip the playground. It w as S '. h . I « i e « hardw are b o .ln e » « ,yteri»n b ro u g h t before the m eeting. In voted that funds should be raised ___ P meet* in Miami. the election of officers, Mrs. A. ror this purpose. ,-or con* K. Pow ers was elected w ith Mrs. At the conclusion of business, is in H enry Nickle as vice-chairm an. the school nurse, Miss Gracey U nder the head of new business made a most interesting talk u rg it w as decided to change the date «"* Parents to attend th e or Flor-1orjTo San foriTa rr i* ed*h!re Thuni- of th e m eetings from the third i » t 3:30 day anti will spend some tune here T hursday of each calendar month Health Movie which is being shown various schools throughout th e 'a t the Montezuma. T hura* to th e first T hursday in order at county, Seekers It W. Peannan J r., left l h u r to p erm it m others of children in I he pennant for the month wns [cthoJist .lay for Tallahassee where he w ent other schools, to atten d th e m eet­ won by Mrs. Raynor’s third grad e. in interest of the W aterways. ing in th eir respective schools, meet nt M rs. Selina B arber, give n I he next meeting will be held th e ur A Teaeue of Mountville, S. of Mrs. splendid report from the boxes first Thursday in December nnd Avenue. c arrived here Wednesday nml nnd stated a n e n t sum of money it is earnestly desired th at all has accepted a position here w ith raised by the children for Thanks- members be present. the Seminole County Bank. tbit and In Indies’ Silk and Woolen Dresses. We n»*« offering our extra fine men's j’l Club Mrs W. Theodore Langley, Mrs. Each dress is n style that cannot be suits ilun:in Ibis sale at very low prices. ' Ned Chittenden and guest, Mrs. J. overlooked. Lought to sell this winter M Simmons of Mountville, S. G., The quality of these suits assures one motored to OHando Thursday at regular prices, each one has been thab they are real bargains. All the where they spent the day. greatly reduced for this sale. Now T he spacious home of Mr. nnd Key, winted favored shades. New styles. Mrs. George A. D eCottcs wns the priced—> Music wns furnished throughout Priced at— Miss Flora Zelmonovitz of , .* '"A~ n f h«c scone of one of the lovliest soc- the evening hy Miss Pear) Robson. ^ The monthly meeting of the Brunswick, Gn., i 1 K ■ . J i n l n ffn irs of tlie season on Tliurs- The affair was delightfully info r­ E ast Side Primary Parent-T each­ were j sister, Mrs. S. S. Baun el a t M r day eveninK evening when when the members of mal nnd greatly enjoyed by the ers’ Association wns held T h u rs­ i n n home on Sanford H eights. the guilds of Holy C ross Church 200 guests. day nfternoon with Mrs. W. 11 dord "« en tertain ed nt a reception honor­ Singletary, chairman, presiding. 0. G. Cheatham of A tlanta, Ga., ing th e new re cto r and Ids wife. The m eeting was opened with the connected with the George C a r and All hats havo been reduced so that singing of “ America." This was |Fensu- Ijocomatlvc Co., is in the city fo r Dr. and Mrs. M ortim er Glover. We have a large stock of men’s superb one could buy two for the price o f one. followed By n short program giv­ Q uantities of fra g ra n t red radirsday n short stay on a business m ission. quality of felts and velours. All shades en by the diffirent grades. nnce loses to g eth er w ith potted Felts, ju st the style for sport wear. and a full range of sizes. D uring the discussion of busi­ plants nnd ferns were used in pro­ Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. Monroe fusion in the la rg e living and din­ ness, Mrs. Stella Arrington spoke nnnli, B. Hutton and guest, Mrs. J. in interest of the public play­ I day* Frank Davies nf Tam pa m otored ing room s. In the sun parlor, the Dress hats in silk nnd velvet nnd Vivid-hued field, flowers and grounds nml asked for th e co-op­ color note of gold and green was to Daytona Beach on Friday where beautifully carried out with bas­ golden rod, artistically arranged eration of the E ast Side Associa­ trimmed with metal cloth nml gold ►Union they spent the day with friends. kets of large yellow chrysanthe­ in baskets, were used in decorating tion. A committee was appointed the home of Hrs. H arry Heeren to take care of this m atter. Big assortment of men’s caps. a; heie m um s. Mrs. If. J . Holly and Mrs. Deane on Union Avenue, Thursday a fte r­ Miss Tcrrio spoke to the mem­ One special lot selling ' during this Receiving the guests upon arriv ­ ns. Turner have returned from C lear­ noon when she entertained the bers in regard to the kindergart­ al w ere Mr. and Mrs. DeCottes. sale for— water where they were the guests Idlers’ Bridge en which she will conduct at the York T hey w ire then introduced to the members of the of the form er’s sister, Mrs. George Congregational Church beginnimr the receiving line by two of the ves­ Club. Ladies’ new winter sweaters in brushed le ^ T I N Scores w ere kept on tallies sug­ Dec. t. dord on Moore. try m en , B. F. W hittier and G. F. wool and in plain woolen material. Coat Other cops in stock are reduced to Tiu- pennant for best attendance S m ith. In the receiving line were gestive of the Thanksgiving sea­ styles and blouse effects. Priced— L. J. Mppmann of New York Dr. am i Mrs. Glover, nml the presi­ son and thu card game proved of m others was won by second sell for tvs low ns— in. J. 01- member of the L. G. Lippmunn den ts o f the guilds, Mrs. It. A. most interesting, top score Irung grade for this month. At the conclusion of business, arn that Produce Co., is in the city for a N ew m an nml M rs. J. N. Robson. made by M rs. Alexander Vaughn. I home on few days in in terest of thc celery Receiving in the dining room Creamed chicken in timbals, po­ the program chairman, Mrs. For­ business. w ere M rs. A lexander Vaughn, Mrs. tato chins, pikclcs, wafers, hot rest Gatchel, took charge of the „ , ... , - S. O. Chase, M rs. E. D. Mobley, rolls and coffee were served at meeting. Mrs. A. M. Phillips sang I baby of N. L. Allen w ith the Federated nn|j Airs. F uller. A ssisting in cn- the conclusion of the game by the a group of songs in her usual de­ lightful manner. of her Fruit and Vegetable Go., is in the s t a i n i n g the guests were Mrs. hostess. Following the program a social | 1A. Zath- city for a few days enroute to New G, I). Bishop, Mrs,. .F orrest Lake Mrs. Hoeren's guests were Mrs. half hour was enjoyed, the h o st-j York from Bradenton. nnd Mrs. G. F . Smith. John Meisvh, Mrs. John Bender, Mrs. A. C, Ilnmtl and Mrs.] INn the dining room, the table Mrs. Emlor C urlett, Mrs. Alex esses Joseph Hynes serving delicious reTed Wnthan, M. A. Bryan, W. A. Lee 0. w as laid w ith a lace cloth, thc nnder Vaughn, M rs. George Davis hin* for Lefflcr, and Robert Cobb a re in ce n te r being graced w ith a silver Hurt. Mrs. Sam Yountz, Mrs. John frvahinenta. Ithey" will Orlando today attending the rneet- husket filled w ith red roses and C. Smith and M rs. William F. j a a MU■ ■ ■ n a ru n a BB«inwunii«ji» a n M au n * * hk* ing of the T raffic Association. a sp a ra g u s ferns. Lighted red ta p ­ Tunnicliffe. o + + + + ♦ + + ♦ * + + * + + * ♦ ■ > + ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ■ < • ■ ► + + • ♦ ♦ + +++♦♦+♦+*+*♦♦+♦+♦++♦+++♦♦♦♦♦+■► ♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦*♦***♦♦♦♦♦ ers burned in silver holders at | daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jac k L ightner of e ith e r side. Brick ice crenm nnd ipenJinf H28 East Seventh S tre e t have as cake w ere served by Mrs. Ernest ii the their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K rupp, Mrs. G. I. Lmicks, Mrs. Eckinan, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Deane Turner, Mrs. B. F. Whitner, ITe«ssel and M aster Comb Ecknian. M rs. Raymond Phillip,-«, Mrs. Ben­ ISiisorr of jam in W hitner, Mrs. Clarke Leotfwl on; Mrs. (J. A. R adford re tu rn ed nurdy, Mrs. R. W. Pearm an, Mrs. ' home Friday afternoon n fte r P au l B iggers and Mrs. Raymond spending the last two weeks w ith relatives in W aycross, Gn., and I Munticcllo, Fla. 3 h'V r°mthe South ^lde -1 Hurry! To the f November Sale • Enthusiastic buyers Come Every Day and realize each purchase is a dis­ tinct saving. A sale at fhis time of the year is a real event for the buying public. : : : : : : : Saturday Specials Men’s Suits E xtra Values $22.50 to $28.50 $9.50 up Men’s Hats Millinery $2.95 to $4.95 32.95 EPISCOPAL GUILDS GIVE RECEPTION East Side Body Will, FOR DR. AND MRS. MORTIMER GLOVER" Support Campaign for Playground Facilities Mrs. Harry Heeren Is Charming1Hostess To Idlers' Bridge Club Caps $6.50 Sweaters 95c $4.05 to $(i.r.() $1.00 to $2.95 The Outlet Opposite the Host Office. P Walter Coleman returned home Thursday from an extended visit to Montgomery, Ala., Columbus, Ha., stopping over a t F t. Gaines where he was the guest of his PI oil mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. H arry T. Bodwcll W of arrived Thsrsday evening from 'll! r. Providence, R. L, and will be a t Itheir the Montezsma until the com ple­ tion of their home in Dreamwold. MILANE— TONIGHT ADOLPRE MENJOU New Fall Suit Styles Men Will Favor ■ .> Lace Curtains, Nets and Drapery SPECIAL, 6 dozen, fine quality m arquesette curtains ruffled. White, ivory and cream. $2.25 Pair d P» the j------------------ A O nly We will place on special sale vases, bowls, console sets, glassw are, china, ribbon novelties, etc. $1 only, fur these two days. Also Christmas cards will be placed on sale. 1- cards for $1.00. It will pay you tc shop hcie1 Tuesday and Wednesday For fall and winter we have endeavored to secure for the men of Sanford cloth­ ing combining a hard wearand substantial fid>nc 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. Fine mesh, new designs, plain fringed, white and ivory liVis yards. Rose, and gold stripe nmrqueHette fringed, U'/a yards. vr $3.50 pair $3.50 pair Shadow Drapery Scrims Rose, blue and gold. HG inch, fast colors, guaranteed. V V: $1.40 yard GG inches wide, plain nnd bor­ dered, white cream and ivory. 25 to 35c yard Call and let us show you our line. MI-LADY’S s h o p p e Filet Nets Colored Swiss Red room curtain, rose, blue anil gold. plain white grounds IlG inch. 50c yard ■ .. Ever Fast Drapery 44 inch, guaranteed fast to sun and water. Creen, Rose, Tun and Blue. Most styles are priced us low as— $1.75 yard 3G to *14 inches wide, plnin figured and dots. Cream, ivory and ecru. 40 to 75c yard Cretonne RG-inch. new bright design, patterns. Smnll and largo 25 to )55c yard a .. L. Perkins j! The Y owell C ompany Welaka Building "■•■■I* Colored Curtains ■ .. TUESDAY A N D W E D N E S D A Y ft Filet Curtains w y <> ■ :S ■ .. biter, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Krenkel and Pa«j in children of E lkhart, Kans., nrriv■Nlttch ed here Wednesday and will m ake pc tL- Sanford their future home. For t",- present they are a t hom e to | tSuie fronds at the homo of M rs, P^nf Krenkel’s sister, Mrs. E. J . TayMithe j'ir. .Mrs. Krenkel will be rem em to | be red here as Miss Bobbie Burns. TO THE CITIZENS n , of OF SANFORI) I * tourI wish to announce tlm t 1 Uit 'fcbnwif1 candidate^ for the office | 0l City CommiHsioner to be Idetermined in the regular Municipal Election to he held ?u l,l® Tuesday after jhe First Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. ^ our consideration will be appreciated. E. F. HOUSHOLDER. !- ................ 4 » + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + » ♦ ♦ + + > ♦ + « '♦ + .. ■ �PAGE SIX cdy In w id th M enjou, n* the King Another amendment Mrs. Wood- of a sm all E uropean country, liff seeks to have adopt'd would m eets nnd falla In love with a double the price of certificates of young Am erican g irl, Is entertain'.'<1 In a big w ay in a sm all town ~ , ________ * ____ Mrs. J . P. Iliggin i o f S t. Louis, —nn«i then re tu rn s to his own M treasurer-general, is advocating country w ithout th e girl. V/ 1 1 z U l H M l l / l f l l M 1 I t j that Mi.1? members who havu p d d I their dues for the current y ta r be .„ . ------ „ . perm itted to participate a t conA ll of Thursday s Session ventions. F I P P A \ T I / 17 N T I f l \ I D J /itiv U il T L llJ lIU ll ..... _ .. J . WILLVOTETODfAYe±.“,r,hi,,"hl'h c"‘ 23 11 fVJ A 17MUMI7MTC MacNider Frowns On Proposed Me mo r i a l Was Spent In Election of ------------------------- M O |j 0 U I s Increase* W ASHINGTON, Nuv. J3 (/Ft.— Actinjc S ecretary MacNider has disapproved a proposal advised by Frederick R .'G ib b s of New York, erecting in Arlington National Cem etery of n memorial to the Southern women of thu Civil War. He considered the site in appropri­ a te fo r such a memorial he said, and thought “it would create an undesirable precedent.'' CHICAGO, Nov. 20. — A group of association and m anufac­ turers of building m aterials, act­ ing co-operatively, will spend $<V 000,000 in l'J2fi in national news­ paper ami m agazine advertising to forward th e nationnl movement for iietter building. In addition. $5,000,000 more will b spend to co n stru c t 300 demonstretion model bouses in 28 cit­ ies for th o inspection of horn * seekers. The announcem ent was made d uring the A m erican Con­ struction Council convention. O il, what a wonderful reeling w be freo from tho m iserable rheumatism. To know again Joy of limber Joints and active musries—freedom from th a t agonizing pain! Jlow often liavo you longed for some relief as you suffered torture from swollen, inflamed muscles and joints—how often b arn you said you would giro anything In the World for a few hours comfort! Put you didn't know th a t all you had to do to get real re lie f from HARD LUCK FOR HARVARD this nerve wracking m isery was CAMBRIDGE, Maes,, Nov. 20.— Jnst to build rich, red blood, did OF)—Hard luck fo r poor old H ar­ you? You didn't know th a t rheu­ vard; A yellow ad v ertisin g baloon matism had to be stopped from the which vanished a f te r flying over Inside by destroying tho impurities tho stadium during Sunday grid­ that rauso it—by building millions iron defeats, has been recovered of red cells in y o u r poor, weak nnd the ow ners says it will fly blood, did yon? Until you fill your system full of when H arvard play a Yale tomor­ row. It w as found a t sen on F ri­ healthy, rich, rod blood you wll! never end your rheumatism. 3. S. 3 day, tho 13th. will Gurcly Ijelp you. T h at’s beToo m any of o u r subm arines are.—Dayton News. j That Param ount wanted to m ai.r of fline the Monte Bell production, ■t - | "The King on Main S treet," would be one of the outstanding pictures n- of the current season is evidenced OBTAINS INJUNCTION n- by the all s ta r calibre of the pluySANTA BARBARA, Cal., n- era who ap p ear in the principle ;u- roles In the cost, he Adolphe Menjou is starred in the 20.—DP)— Prince Hopkins, Snntm title role of the production, w rit- B arbara millionaire has obtained to tun for the screen by Douglass nn injunction in London to prevent ny Doty from Leo D itrichstain's New the use of hi.-i name n< president re-1 York stag s hit, “The King," by O, of an organization that proposes ;es A. Do Caillnvet, Robert de Flora unclad parades Sundays in Hyde Park. and Samuel Arenc. as G reta Nissen nnd Bessie Love en are featured in support of thit- star. « Such a trio should be enough en to put any picture across mg no it- m atter w hat the story. But I’nrnmount did not stop hero. A glance ;e- down the line-up reveals such i* prom inent names ns Oscnr Shaw, I V<1 Joseph Kitgmir, E dgar Norton! BRAND 'n* Norton and Mario Majcroni. C a r-1 lotta M onterey, Marcia H arris nnd | ,rn Kdmmrd Durand also have imj*n porlnnt parts. [*• V'The King on Main S treet,"j Waffles for breakfaMl which will be shown today a t th«Waffles crisp, golden brown—covered with Bonita Syrup. ,n Milane Theater is a romntie coin-! C an't you ju s t picture them waiting to tem pt the m ost jaded appetite? ' IVIakcy Everything: Taste .er cause S. S. S. helps N ature build tho rcd-biood-cells th at fight off tho impurities that cause rheum atism . the Conquer rheumatism f S. S. 3. has shown tho way. F o r genera­ tions S. S. S. h as brought blessed relief and comfort to thousands of rheumatic sufferers. When tho rich, rod blood that 3. S. 3. helps N ature build goes coursing through your system , It purlfic.! the blood In your body. Rheumatism vanishes—akin blem­ ishes disappear—you begin to get hungry again and enjo y y o u r fo o d ^ - f \ strength and power/tf®1 ^ ^ 1 fill your body— y o u l J N ^ i > ) nro vigorous — red- \T * * * * » * ^ / blooded and ready for \ . / action. Know this Joy of living again! Tako S. S. S. anil banish rheum atism ! Get 3. H. S. from any druggist. Tho larger bottlo ia moro economical. ANNOUNCEMENT A NEW SUB-DIVISION WILL BE OPENED Brings the Car.e Fields c! B onita Syrup i.r llite that. j I t s p c ife c t Georgia cr.ro thv e r w ill first fascinate you. T h en a f te r you hi; ■ lee-,me old friends, you would n a tra d e th e enjoym ent it cues fo r any price. em ? T h e surprising thing, too, ubout B onita Syrup is it3 t-A* r.cocci*. CAM rixvca 7 hr iilinvr letlrr* u lirn (irnprrlf nrrsMKril form m r finnir <nf u lull* |>ri*<ililnil, I'.iro m ir Hrmlliiir hi Hit* iMirrrrf ««t(ufimi it ill hr mt nrilrd a t.u ll.llnu' Ini *.;*»• frrt# 1*11Ills f»n*l rlrn r uf till rnniiiittrniifvM* li’rnlctl In m*h» tif ntir *:ih•lit UIhim hrl$«rrn Nru \ «»rl* r.ml Allanllt* i ll) . Thin o flrr •*\ it!rr% flt«*riiilit*r IStfl* 11)2.1 . MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 1 , 1, Hill, N lrrrl llrll'l. 109 l i t , l (Ilk 1*1If Brings the Cano Fields of Georgia to Your Table Bonita Syrup Is like that, Its perfect Georgia cunc fla­ vor will first fascinate you. Then a fte r you liavo been mo old friends, you would not trudo the enjoym ent it giver for any price. The surprising thing, too, about Bonita Syrup is Ua M akes Everything m W affles fo r brcakfastl j W affles crisp, golden h m ^ r E C a n 't yon Just picture them a p p e tite ? '* 1 t h e b e t t e r a pr o d u c t is WILL SE E IT ADVERTISED. s mall cost. Only a few cents .ntraag ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦> <:> «$♦<-*♦ V ^ ♦t* ^ <♦ Cairo Syrup Co A tlanta, Ga. Cairo, Ga. Lake Monroe Development Co Houseke Of hi^ii grade canned goods— Olives, Pickles, Sugar, Soap, Starch and all household sup­ plies a t T urner’s Grocery will give you the chance to secure two weeks’ groceries for the price of one. is an ideal Homesite, and a splendid ^ SA TURDA Y >AY, AND HAVE US SHOW YOU! BRING YOUR BASKETS co m pa n y K cA L T Y tNCORPonATTJr realtors^ TURNER’S GROCERY F irst Street and Elm Ave Call ut Desk, M ontezum a H otel, SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A v REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE �SRALP, FRIDAY, NOVEMjfe New Invention Saves Millions At ~* BIG SAVING IN BUILDING CONTRACTORS_______ _ _ _ _______ _ gainst Ohio FOUND N EW YORK, Nov. 20.— </P)_ Following a re tho m ore Im portant football gam es .in th e E ast, Mid­ dle W est, South nnd F a r W est for S atu rd ay , Nov. 21: .0 , Nov. 20.—(/PI— A EAST Red” Grange led his H arv ard vs. Yale a t Cam bridge. 11 team into ColumJackson — . , in L ehigh vs. L afayette a t B ethle­ ami, Palm Bench m cct Ohio S ta te in his l a a p p e a l vide. An invitation has been ex­ hem , P a. ranee on a collegiate gridiron. tended by the Coral GnbJes Club B row n vs. New H am pshire at A t his heel to William Tilden, I I , to make his Providence. s followed th e hubheadquarters a t .Miami this win­ Fordhnm va. Georgetown at huh of charges, idenials and speculution regarding ter. The French flash. La Coste New York. , • hte future th a t also has been asked to conic R u tg ers va. New York U niver­ has brought thousands of w ords into print. "Squared circle” contests th at sity a t New Brunswick, N. J. Grange’s latest reply to stories will likely a ttra c t boxers of n a t­ S yracuse vs. N iag a ra a t S y ra ­ th a t had him ional prominence have been book­ cuse. playing professional ed at Jacksonville, Orlando, Palm A rm y vs. U rslnus a t W est Point. football, in the- movies ,of selling * *tf _* —— • tt* • i •**»* tt - nn r . his name r C olum bia vs. A lfred a t New as advertising w as vehem ent: "The. .. York. ‘.ey haven’t got me. I P enn M ilitary va. J u a n ita at have not receivedl a penny. I have no t received r. C hcstor, P a. a contract. I am gettin g sick and.1 tired of these conM IDDLEW EST stn n t r rumors about my signing C arnegie vs. S t. Louia a t St. Entering the lists conies tne n a ­ contract :ts to do this and the othtional Open W inter Lawn Bowling Louis. er.” Chicago vs. W isconsin a t Chi­ tournament which gets under way cago. at St. Petersburg on Jan u a ry 25. Ohio S ta te vs. Illinois a t Col­ Like nicotines will he held a t O r um bus. Janclo anil o ther cities. M innesota vs. M ichigan a t Ann The winter horse-shoe pitching center, which has been gradually WVrbor. J __ coast, is at St, ” • a t w “ m in ?- \ ... . IrfnYcY.' « !•> « > ht role in E * Two been , iTuhingiWvcrsity Jt na«jX > cy will take plnre Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando n „d Daytona also have these contests scheduled. At St. Petersburg, the Nntlonnl Roque Championships a re sched­ uled for eith er F ebruary or M arch. J*ck- Cliy. and [ffiir for to annual intersection football enfoyiona counter a t Pasadena on New Year’s day is being discussed here, i is the That Bill Roper’s squad would Vtteen |,e n worthy foe o f the Pacific Jones, coast’s champions eleven is genArmour, craj|y considered by the sp o rt )by two writcrs who Imvc been speculating ie Cora! ,llt Washington. H arvard is the si in Jan- (,n|y one of the big th ree th a t has come west to m eet Pacific coast £ kituc. football team s. On her one npf have an- pen ranee she beat Oregon 7 to 0. s<. 1 Tlic U niversity o f A labam a and C-w Sar. Tulane U niversity also a re being IjroO'J dub j considered as possible opponents. If'JjS Apalachiola Bay Is To Be Improved ta h y b i WASHINGTON, Nov. 19,-fJP ) batknship allotm ent of $14,000 fo r imU he play- t’r,,vcm>-nts work in Apalachicola courn'. In- E»y, Fla.. tran sferre d from the ! trurrieysfSt* Andrews Bay funds, w as anBiting IV nuuni'ed today by the governm ent | engineers. BU lLbERS DEPOSIT OF SAND Suitable For BRICK WORK— CONCRETE— PLASTERING Contracts for sale of sand at p it or delivered. For information inquire of 0. C. B ryant a t 2468 Sanford Ave. before 7 a. m. between 12 and 1:30 or a fte r 6 p. ra. o r Bryant & Hathaway, No. 6 Ball Bldg., Opposite P. 0. Tested and recommended by R. E. Kelsey, Contractor Now being used by Dorsey, Howard & Kelly, The Big C ontractors M° ' " " " " • I M issouri vs. K an sas a t Law­ rence. Oklahom a vs. W ashington a t N orm an. D rake vs. Iowa S tate a t I)es Moines. M arquette va. N o rth Dakota a t M ilwaukee. SOUTH F lorida vs. M ississippi A. and M. a t Tam pa. W ashington & Lee vs, Nortii C arolina a t Lexington, Va T ulnno vs. I.ouisiana t New Orleans. A rkansas vs. O klahom a A. & M. a t F ayetteville. M ercer vs. O glethorpe a t A tlan­ ta . C entenary vs. B utler a t Shreve­ po rt. FA R W EST Idaho vs. O regon Aggies, at Boise. S tanford vs. C alifornia a t Palo A lto. G onzaga vs. W ashington State W inter D ays Are Here Beo O ur New A ssortm ent of Andirons and Fire Sets Ball Hardware Co. PH O N E 8 SYSTEMS Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami Sanford, W est Palm Beach CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFFICE TAXES H 7-318 F irst N ational Bank Bldg. jj 5 “ compare wim ail otners tor location and environment, elevation and improvement, and then price. You will come back to this property more thorougherly convinced of its outstanding: merit. You cannot find a property of such high character, so rich in home requisites and so favorably priced for profit, elsewhere in the community. ■*, J Sanford, Florida S. G. GRAY, R esident Manager * * * a » a s a H ij« « « B iJ B * a « n a a a * n * » H a « a < « « c s a n u xu 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 of today. ELEVATION Just a few minutes from the post office and the busi­ ness section, direcMy in the path of Sanford’s growth eastward. Four and one half blocks from the Forrest Lake Hotel and overrooking beautiful Lake Monroe. On rainy days visit Marvania, you will he impressed with its superior Elevation, assuring healthful en­ vironment in an atmosphere of cooling breezes throughout the year. IMPROVEMENT KNVIROMEN'B Improvements in Marvania include only those worthy of the highest type o f community development. Every modern utility and convenience will lie incorporated for tho comfort and enjoym ent of the residents. Notable developments are adjacent to Marvania. Tho very character of its surroundings make it an ac­ ceptable location for a pormcncnt home; y et it pos­ sesses all o f the fundamental arhitors of value. , 1 s'u.uuu.uuu telephone construction program vv h icli t h e S o u t h e r n B ell C o m p a n y is c o m p le t. . . i n l!\ff ' u i ,,o r i d a t h i s y e a r is a n i n v e s t m e n t in new b e tte r t h a t F l o r i d a m a y h a v e m o re a n d s e rv ic e , a To make a substantial profit, invest in a substantial home community am M .'inl! r m u c ^ f ° d o to m e e t th o n ee d f o r local will lo iiim ,, 'U nce i!e r v ‘c e * a n d t e l e p h o n e c o n s tru c tio n w in c o n tin u e o n l a r g e s c a le y e a r. a next now L i t / r i !!11 (>t P r °ffr a m , t e le p h o n e s e r v ic e is ni4 t o r l a b c f o r o ’ ^ s p l t e t h e f n : t t h a t th e * h a n d l i n g a l a r g e r v o lu m e o f c a lls. as w e lf-K h ? C.e i s m o r,e . v a l u a b l e to t h e in d iv id u a l u s e r Rcrihers r n v c’J'r,1I]lu ln t i e s a t l a r g e , a n d tc le p lio n e su h fo r tclepiiO no ^ r v l Z o r co m m o d ity U Le t h e m o n e y t h e y 8P°."tl ^u r n ,,y c o m p a r a b le s e rv ic e like th e \- o .lC? ,f ° :ii'i rate:1 b a v e n o t in c r e a s e d a n y t h i n g to econom ii-ai , '.J l c r s e r v ic e s a n d c o m m o d itie s is d u e have k o n t tb ,. ,a n a Kc* n e n t a n d e f f i c i e n t w o r k e r s w ho th e g ro w in g - x l)e!i;:es a t a m in im u m d e s p ite telephone p la n t <>l. e v e r y t h i n g w h ic h f o r m s a p a r t o f arvania Investment Co SCRUGGS REALTY CO. SALES AGENTS 202 F irst Street Phone 735 Masonic Temple * u,u anu service. A \!D c L A IR D , F lo rid a M a n a g e r Ecll System ” and' & ^ telephone ' ^ egraph com pany ° at Policy. fl„. % Z ii-' s g g jB ra ra g k u , *V ' I* > “,1*.■{ If ♦ • . �- .i s -*1 ,s . . ^ WALLOFCHINALS LEGENDTRAGEDY OF APIO US WIFE ___ n Both Win NEW YORK, N o r. 19.—<*>>F ederal A ttorney BUckner has In­ vited W ayne B. W heeler to "come over into M acedonia" and see for him self how h ard i t is to enforce prohibition in New York. |l> R a ilw a y P ierces Wall Is T em p le E rected to M emory Of P iou s W ife's H usband ' { ™ MHC:l!IT COlIItT .it h i m 11 m i i m . i t . M)I > T I , PMIHIIM, 9EVKSTH sk m u io lb IN CHANCERY. A. I*. HENKEL. Complainant. VR. v m u t l . It. I.CCAH, et St. Defendants M ill CHINWANGTAO, Oct. 80 m . Where the IVking-Mukdrn rail­ way pierce* the G reat Wall of Chinn nt fihanhnikwan Ij a temple ERALD, I ^ A T ,N O V E M B C T J ^ claiming u W H EELER IN V IT E D TO N . T . I S S - i n ' I l S i . ^ ' k ^ l S ' TPotter, S l ^ deceased, l interest* S T J Soru?notherwise, r n^ S T “ in m cessed, or otherwise, In and to the Place W here G reat C hinese R 4 Hr' H (<> l l u l r l Title. Olllir.ll o r I*IJMI.ICATION III I lie i n li n e o f t h e S t a t e o f Flor­ hereinafter described real estate; 1. II Vick, as sh eriff and ex-officio administrator o f Alpheua O. Henkel. If living and If dead, all parties claiming Interests under J. It. Vick, ae sheriff and ex-ortlclo adm inis­ trator of Alpheua Q. Henkel, dereseed, or otherwlee. In and to the hereinafter described real estate; Myrtle M. Kills, If livin g and If dead, all parties elalm lng Interests under Myrtle M. Kills, deceased, or otherwise. In and to the hereinafter described real eatate. C hester Kennison. If living and If dead, all parties claim ing Interests under Chester Kennlson, deceased, or otherwise. In and to tha hereinafter described real eatate; J. H. Hudson, nlso known as J. Henry Ifudson, If living and If dead, all parties claim ­ ing Interests under j . II. Hudson, deceased, also known as J. Henry Hudson, or otherw ise. In and to the hereinafter described real estate; Frank If. Potter, If liv in g and If dead, all parties claim ing Interesta under Frank If. Potter, deceased, or otherwise. In and to the herein­ after described real eatate; Alice Key Potter w ife of Frank If. Pot­ ter, If living and If dead, all parlies claim ing Interesta under Alien Key Potter, deceased, w ife of Frank II. Potter, or otherwise. In and to the hereinafter described real estale; Henry Putter. If liv in g and If ilcnd. all parties claim ing Interests under Henry C. Potter, deceased, or otherwise. In and to the hereinafter described real estate; Howard Pol- ida. To Vine 11 K. I.ucas, If living nn>l If dead, i l l parlies claiming In­ terests under Virgil R I.ucrs. decensed, or otherwise, In Slid lo the here inufier ill (C'Tlbed real estate; I'.ivld llnrke also written Davlil Itork. If llvn it and If dead, nil parties el.ilrnlng interests under . Ii.ivld llurki al-o wrlllen David llnrke, deieRsel. or otherwise. In anil to the hereinafter described real estate; Alice llnrke, wife of Icivld llurlce r living and If dead, nil parlies rlainilng Interests under Allei- llnrke. dei eased, wife of Imvld llnrke or otherwise. In and to Ihe lo relnaller described real • stale; Will! no M. Ashley, also known as Win. M. Ashley, If living sod If dead. "II parties claim ing Inti rests miller William M. Ashley, also known ns Win M. Ashley. i|e>en.eil, nr otherwise. In and to the llerelnofli-r ip irrllod reill esliite; Arthur ll Fuller, II living and If dead, all parties claiming Inlermls tinder Arthur II. Fuller, deceased.! or otherwise. In and to the h ere in -1 niter ill erllied real estate; Miry A. Futi»r, wife of Arlluir II. Fuller. If llvluit slid If dead, all parlies elalm lng Interests under Mary A Fuller, w ile of Arthur II Fuller ilei-easeil, or otherwise. In and lo the hereinafter desrrlln-il real • state; Isiac Jansen, If living and I ir a.*.* nit parties claiming In■ Isaac Jansen, de• a . , .^•■aherw lse. In and In t|i» In r e l n a l l e r ilesrrlheil r ; es tale; J a m e s Kvans. J r . ir living and If {<? non! Charter ile id, all p arties claim ing In terests l i k e f a th e r , B r e n n e r , above , hn* hci n jin lice of under J a m e s Kvans, Jr., deceased, or otherw ise. In and lo the hereint h e | euro in B rooklyn, ()., to w n ­ iifli-r ile-tcrilird real eslnle; Alplieus sh ip f o r '<’2 y e a r s . T h is fall two i; lle n k e l. if living and If dead, ju s t i c e s w e r e to he elec ted . Ilo all p i r t l e s claim ing Interests under il Henkel, deceased, or anil Ills so u W illiam F. l i m n e r , oAlpfiens t h i-rwlse, in anil In Ihe h e re in a fte r htdow, r a n a n d both w e r e i lerted. descrllo'il resl e s ta t e ; l.urle I. Hi id'el. if living and If dead, all parties iTilmln,: in te r e sts under i.llcle I. Ifeulli’l. dei-eriSed, or ntlierNEW METHODS INVOLVED wl ..*, In and lii ihe herein a f te r de serlt eil re il esln le ; O scar ti Henkel, II IHIng and If dead, all W A S H I N G T O N , N’ov. l!l hV) p o r i h e clalmlnK Interesta u n d er T lic n a v y linn new m eliim li fur lifieir O Henkel, deceased, or o t h e r p*»"rin-y in to th u A suiter- ivi-e In ainl iii iIn* h e re in a fte r ile (tritverlill liirht. Iui:i I. eil |;erf"ctcii •*rIheil real estate; Hull A. Henkel, all parties f u r lu'lpiiijf lo ."tilviige tin* S.r,l. if living and If deni,under A I’ltlllii Hint flew in the A n t i c nn • • ilmlnit U.t.i. i . under lloli lm u a %f «f it . i . ilt'iiHH, rfiNt i*r lit Mr.MUIariji f_X|K*(Iitii»n art* t o < m iil |M llM. i„.r . r ii^rriiu-.i erected to the memory of a piotn wife whose huslniid periabed la the building ef the atrueture. Chlh H uang ti. the emperor who united all Chinn, cam** to the throne in 5M« B. C. It Waa Chlti who b u ilt the G reat Wnll to keep the country together. A woman from the aoutli, so the legend runa. brought cotton-wad­ ded clothes for her man, who ha I been im proved by the em peror to help build the wall. She was told th a t her husband had died, and th a t she could not have his body because it had been thrown be­ tween the brick facings of the wall and crushed there undtfr torn of rubble and earth. The woman persuaded n cr>mrndo o f her husband to show her tha stretch of wall where the body of her hufbund lay. Three ditv i and three nights th ereafter she walked up and down th at length, until the compassion th» divine power o .ij e s c it n t l " n^r hm ents, and th a t part of the wall col­ lapsed. The scandal came to the ears of the ern|a*ror, who recognised, lor neath his tyranny, th at the con­ duct of the woman had been most orthodox To regularize the m ut­ ter, he directed that she had ad ­ mitted to his household. F irst, however, he granted her prayer that ahu he perm itted to select the bonen «f her husband for more deliberate burial. The woman gathered tip her husband's bones and walked to the end o f the wall, ab u ttin g on the sen, from which before the guards could stop her, she cast the bones Into the sen and herself a fte r the ocean floor off Colin. them. and to the hereinafter described real estate; Russell If. Nevlne, If living and If dead, all parties claim ­ ing Interests under R ussell If. Nevln*. deceased or otherwise. In and to Ihe hereinafter described real estate; Andrew Dcnhan, If liv­ ing slid If dead, all parties claim ­ ing Interests under Andrew Den­ han. deceased, or otherwise. In and lo Ihe hereinafter described real estate: K. ft. Brown, If llv n g nnd If dead, all parlies claim ing In­ terests under E. R. Brown, de­ ceased or otherwise, In and to the hereinafter described real estate: ------------ Brown, husband of K. R. Brown. If living and If dead, all parties claim ing Intervals under ■ ■—-----u "r uBrown, » Us* ----iiuai/ssiiw husband _*i____ of B. II. Brown, deceased, or other­ wise, In and to the hereinafter d e­ scribed real estate; Overstreet Tur­ pentine Company, a Corporation under the law s of Ihe Htate of Florida. If existing and If dissolved all parties claim ing an Interest under Overstreet Turpentine Corapany. a corporation under th e law s of the .State of Horlda, or otherwise. In and to the hereinafter descrlbed real estate. The property In volved Is described as follow s: tlesln s t the Southeast corner of the NW«4 of NW14 of Sec­ tion 37. Tp. 31 South o f R ange 2» East, run North 600 feet, West 612 feet Southw esterly 700 feet, to point of South line of NtV ti of NW«4 of aald Sec*n * feet W asmf ri tlon 1094 West oft nnini point fif of beulnnlng. East 1014 feet t o be- R i T ' b f H IV (4 of 8W 14 flection &Wf] If, Township *1. South of R a n g e 21 East, containing 10 acres, more or leee—and less s ix acres to wit: Begin at ths northwest corner of said tract, run thence southerly ( ( • ft., thence east 377 f t , thence northerly *40 feet, thence w est 407 feet to point of beginning. HE<4 of BtVU of Section 14, Township 21 south of R an ge 29 East. . . . / And to all parties claim ing an Inter­ est In i.nd to the above described real estate: You. and each o f you, are hereby ordered to appear to the above en ­ titled cause on or before the first Monday In December, sam e being the seventh day of the month, end a Rule Day of this Court, at tha office of tlio Clerk o f this Court, at the Hemlnolo County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. and In default thereof a decree pro confeaao w ill he entered against you and each of you. and aald cause proceed ex pane. It Is further ordered that this order he published once a week for four consecutive w eeae ee k s In the Hanfour consecutive .................... ■w • • I « i » r nubllahed f„rj Herald, " newspaper published ' at Sanford. Seminole County F lor'' itn«M roy h»nd ' >dw ***} of court, this the Gth day of November A. D. 19IJ. v j . DOUOLABS. (Heal) Clerk Circuit; Court, S e m i (Heal) tacrK o ir e im ............ nolo County. Florida. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. NKH && JONES, JUeirae JONES for ^nm Complainant. '*Bollcltom *«• tilnlnnnt Nov. 8, 13. 70. 17: Hoc. 4. The Strengthening oil The resources of this Bank art addition of the funds of the »nn» resources are strengthened by th». assets of this Bank. Let us *•>»*—• other’s resources. 4% In terest Paid on Sattajn geminole (Jounl S an fo rd ,F I g> STRENGTH- SERVICE -~j ■MIAMI SHORES AMERICA’S MEDITERRANEAN Just 10 Month and Over 70 Cent Sole! r- it i it,tie. It. Him Shettk, If living . ?; The law of supply and demand is beginn to a very marked degree at MIAMI S are beginning to realize how quickly tl erty is being absorbed by the buying pu *i s rnViK C ’s n m i j fjo u itT a . >■ i Folks are beginning to realize that will be sold out within its first year an the buying public is concerned, it look3 will not be enough MIAMI SHORES around. j f n~ W ■J/ | Hie Miami Shores Island, to be connectj with the mainland of MIAMI SHORE! Shores Causeway and with the Venetiij Hi i\e of the Campanili, is one of the m tetings of today in the greater Miami last section of MIAMI SHORES proper b.v Shoreland Company and it will pay y today this particular offering, which is a ttiactive of all the sections that MIAiV . P«t on the market. I: u / Im T he^^ n i l l C J 1+ n l e n You Hny there Is no forty-ninth state. True enotiBli 90 fnr na separate government is concerned. Yet, keennse of its rich environs, St. Louis lias advertised its trading territory far and wide as thu "49th State.’’ The rich farming 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 and the prosperity of the city depend upon the wealth produced hy the surrounding farms. I’lunt 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. * Lands along thu Missouri produce and market one crop a year at u time when markets are flooded. If you are a newcomer in the Greater Miami area, we suggest th a t you give every single section in the G reater Miami area a thorough inspection. See it till and then see MIAMI SHORES. m Lands adjacent to Plant City produce from three to five crops a year, which reach the market in the months which assure the farmers of top prices. This menus that farmers in this section are prosperous nnd have money the year round. Folks are investing in Plant City. Valued nre intrinsic and increasing rapidly. Profits from Plant City undertakings reward your efforts. We are perfectly willing to let the result of your obser­ vations guide you. MIAMI SHORES gladly will accept your verdict. Public improvements in nnd about Plant City in the last year amount to more than two million dollars. Come to Plunt City—Seo for yourself the opportunities that await you. | Your Interest shall have the prompt and couttiouu a t t e n t i o n of the EAST HILLSBORO COUNTY CHAM BER O F COM M ERCE MIAMI SH O PP AMERICA'S B ritt-C hittenden Realty Plant City, Florida • , J - sea*, JD A ^A E Company D istr ic t M anagers, ’ * B !T3Bri q 210 East First S t, Sanford, Fi * * N �[A ^N o v e m b e r KlnrV.ll ot S»thl|Uft*' County A. fel i j j j 1* n t,h «>ay uf Nor««mb*r a* c>ii anil an of r o s a i il- \ , 5 (u --n „ .v - B. DOUCILAM. IS nI’ .Oft** «f Circuit Court. m . ' ° J r A .,,;l' T n ,lan: h ^ V x d X ' KNTlFI t) jV o i c i a i n TttT - ,* EVA v S ifr « « £ £ : AXII . ' I : , ' 1* . V..t 1 IIIC IS fl.O niiJA. try , in auum o rjto a Rood 5c cienr nnil n toothpick th a t is not cut on r , in the outskiits of the city the b ias, is a school w here men can be ta u g h t to eat off their laps. A s the social season draw s near, S lr b c l n * I shudder to think o f the ordeals th a t aw ait tho men of America. Tho avernee m an has about as much difficulty eatin g from his lap ns a fish would have whistling tho S ta r Spangled B anner under tw en ty feet o f w ater. Now with women it is different. W omen seem to 1* able to hold a plate o f salad, a cup of hot tea, a dish o f ice cream nnd a few slices near the P _ ^ automobile. of cake in one hand nnd eat with th e oth er, ca rry in g on ali the while a line of conversation th a t is ns ceaseless as the ro a r of N iagara F alls. . r L r ctnrv to Lt. Fm ncis Smith. Gammon told inspector n. J. M. {■o w b b N?.E R T : S V f r o m 0^ * £ nt h V «‘ *• t o m Plalnant. J ^ S S S S W ifc S s tjjiirc i>) Eirnt r3r; [nature ot ChamberLra r 5itece-*s tree « * L,,jr Macb ie r and bh’5 war M tribute I ,B ,,,X o >*E COUNTY, MAKillVroiTK ®p KATHERINE County!URN' JlnlrnnntH under S*am « * or other Ha sent if »?fn' her‘ •n'1 Mary S. partbs ria| ! aiul |f d«-nd all alary s. h a j l - . l •dior.-at* under ttrant. . , or m h .? * i '^lr"' S*tr»a#e«. ii**r, and i,» °in r cJ*itnant* under Drlvato i.il1y.I.10 V5? nown P*rsons involved fit fn f5ii™ ^vtV 1,1 public or *fla minor** Inter- of S. 36 Kht <J<) Bnd that nmt T?.irVf I-,t" T w e n ty -.even - ' "Wtt of s n i l ‘I .1- llml Kn,t •Ido of the A l t ' " ? County Road m i i u » . " nn!l Siitnl Ivision of Midway (n Hrrtjon lit. T ow n . ?i?i <3*> >T*n»c on H s*«<5?p* of i.s \ \ V.* o<*'r , uR H M Twp." fin NSW Uif 211 h v t p Sera Inolo tiio in llST'V!' real cata,r^ , ~ "al‘' County, to-wit: r'-.i n T i \ ° - f..NKv,i 0f 8 58 Tw,',‘ ' « « * ? . w . T ot c” nnlffr**r|,,|*l nm!* <lf d a y of " aro hereby tl» ‘be mil of r W ISE BOAT WORKS ------- B u ild er o f— G A SO L IN E , E L E C T R IC and S T E A M L A U N C H E S S A IL nnd ROW BO A T S B o n is nnd M otors R epaired C ntnlogue S p e c ific a tio n s nnd P rices on a p p lica tio n M t. D orn, F lorid a Business For Sale IN A F A S T GROWING TO W N $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE AND FIXTRUES. 11 »- cli. K. 7.01 c!» ci mpl'iltil m * Ins In Hemlnole C o u n w M w i l t >mn^e^ . h*r' b7 * l¥en to “ lI whora To » r 'S " “ and If dead aHLI„S?fM,,< ,f »vlng. •"•eat. under f fm ? lnh"lr,,. devisee.U ,Va. n M* B assett ss intere.t.-il in T a x b ook s a r e n ow open fo r th o .paymi 2% d isc o u n t nltow ed on a ll ta x e s paid in all p aid in D ecem b er. T a x books close Aj Tho nouth IS acre, of the northeast quarter of tho nouthmst quart.-* Section 19. Townaliln : t South. Range 30 east P an oVmr.l «„C''r,'‘v.U'at Ir;l M whburn raid minors having an undivided 4-5 Interest In said property, such application to be based upon peti­ tion now on file In tho office of tht said Jmitre, dated till* tttv 30th day of October. A. t>. 1935. ’ (Sign ed ) ISAAC T. AVERY. Sr„ after a^M m'* ,,r n" *'»<>n t h « V fn r n .o V n r nUU,' r can l.e heart!. _ Guardian ILUAM M- IIASSETT. et al. 'a 111 I, M,uor* City Taxes Due Noventl Y 2700 acres of very valuable land within four miles of the City Limits of Sanford a t a price much under the m ar­ ket. D O IN G GOOD B U S IN E S S recently sepnndcd front her n F08,l :* the Iowa capital, she said. ta s\V ro « i5 d U r l l * .h i men who robbed her only menrgely. B. C. Eaton & Co. O steen, F la . This property is on the m arket for a very lim ited time. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 118 Magnolia Ave. Phone No. 48 British Pay Tribute To Crew Of Lost M-l »______ _ PLYMOUTH, Enplam!. Nov. 19 hPi —An impressive tribute was n-i d by the Ilritish Navy today S h e memory of tho 08 officers .!n,l men X Jcrlihcd In th e mon. Itur-submnrine M-l a week affo. [s If, « ; A fleet of wn rships assembled ned and at dawn at the spot off the I)c \[| America on°hire coast where the M-l m ade her fatal dive. The dural service were those who died a t sen. was read aboard the subm arine parent -hip M ilestone a fte r which wreaths were thrown upon the water. Ktr. i*-- Kvintecn Uji swell* nw»com: Four mum b o ll.r , iluumr Kurnev Mini i .iih Two lo in I 2 3 » 10 il 9IOOOJN) vneh. T w o li>«* n e a r D e p o t f o r U70OO.OO. I l a r g u l n . Tw o lot* on I'nrk DloxlSU M30O.00. T a t c n look. Tw o lota on Sanford Ave. One 55000.00, oilier 50000. M gp lot on Elm Ave. *3000.00. Yon enn’t brnt It. i i o s .1 Five Iota In front of H otel Forrrat I.nke. mfcd. will k. 1 tbit T w o lot* In M a y f a i r . T h e o n l y t w o n v n lln b lw IS lota In C ity lim it* f o r 527.000,00. Itmount- Cliolpr It. H- frontons at 5IO.no pvr foot. XIvv lot* o n O ak A v e. C a ll n n d *r«- th,cin. I Itayr tbi- rholccot nereaite In city for Nuhdlvlalon trrrMiril talk will* niv. It It'* liunluro property I h a v e that. H a v e Home on n 00 y e a r l c n * c — v n n ’t he l i r n t . If , ou o r e a a t r a n u c r It w i l l n a y y«w l « ln v e * t l( tn t r , W. J. THIGPEN 1 rive i! liut and Phono 715 Jinciise * • Tho I,ulcBton-BramWjy'iH«lldiiiaj " / t i n t iiiM N H iia a a B a a R H H a a M R H H H a M H a a a s a B K H a in R N H M ila B a L a n t a A SECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES 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 number have been completed, and work will be started as soon Good Bread Builds Enerev That Wins! Whether you play Quarterback—or 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 very ele­ ments that go to make up a complete food. In carbohydrates, gluten, protein, and 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 vcgct dile shortening, barley malt, milk and yeast. I hat is why it has no real rival in the bread ■ield. Merita comes in two sizes, 10c and 15c. as material can be obtained. l FEW LOTS IN THE FIRST SECTION ARE AVAILABLI PRICES WILL ADVANCE DECEMBER 1ST, 1925 Drive out and sec what is going on in ban Lanta only tincc min* utes from the business section. Sewerage, electric lights, w ater and gas wide winding boulevards, sidewalks, landscape gardening, a beautifu residential whiteway lighting systemand other desirable features too nu­ merous to m en tio n -all these are included in the delights and satisfac tion of home ownership in San Lanta. -.■■■ -feS. THE GARDEN SPOT OF SANFORD MADE BY THE AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY Knight & M acN Ex t r a bwKAlJ r ic h b r e a d Fresh daily from your w grocer BRINKMAN, r. Realty Dept -_________________ ‘ n u u a u n a *»*nuaM * 107 109 S o u th Park Avenue Phone 720 MBS. SA M H. CA M PBELL MBS. J. M . LoM O INE S a le sL a d ics ..^ ^ .S ^ Z ." * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * �i-S fl * ' , '■V . , ■ « .i ESP r r* • ^ -i ’ , - r, 1 5pl & Jr BETTER BUYS KARL J. SCHULTZ # 1st N a tio n a l Bank Bldg. 10 i c m in city, Juat west of new Rail Road Shopk......... ........................................... $25,000 21 acres Just outside city, 1-4 mite north Country Club Rond. This in an ideal tra c t for aubdlvision. Price per acre .„.........—............ .......—...... ....... .... $ 700 The prettiei* Lake Front tra c t in Seminole County, Just o ff the C ountry Club Road. This is only 3 miles from Club. $4,600 to $20,000 Houses, any price, anywhere— ...................- ........................................ . Lota in Rose Court, San-Lanta, F t. Mellon, Pinehurst, below m arket. Income property on W est F irst S treet which will net good interst. *' f I' u"T I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS ' ' “In Union there is Strength—In Sanford there is y ^ IN V E S T M E N T S REAL ESTATE 2 lots on Oak Avenue at 13 S t E astern exposure Real Value. E asy Terms. 6 lots on Elm Avenue and 13th St. Practically an «,»• Absolutely dirt cheap. $8,000. en **li 3 lots in Buena V ista subdivision on Mellonville Ave s/w j $850 a lot. E asy terms. ’ One beautiful lot on Crystal Lake, 66x140. Runs from Cm Jf through to lake Riparian R ights. A t $1,500 this property equalled. „ _ ,, - | 9 room house, practically new, double garage, hardwood firm- j paid. Best section of town. Lot is 64x117 feet. See this Very easy terms. ™ Phone 744. 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 a t Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. % It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor Real Estate and Investm ents. Phone 743. 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real “USE YOUR FORESIGHT" W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Metsch Building 1 HOMES—LOTS-FARMS ACREAGE ACT QUICK! sfe* s | We have listed for the next two or three days some of the best warehouse sites in the city at the lowest prices. E P a . Also some of the choicest Sanford Avenue business property can be seen among our listings. Ik'/ 1 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. Terms; $3,500.00 cash, balance to suit pur­ chaser. Surely we don't have to INSIST that that is a BARGAIN. McCALL & FOX Ileal Estate Nnlr. Form U. K. McCall, tl. (i. I'm, II. I,. Shipp, 113Vi> M agnolia Ave. In and Near Enterprise, the Big Developmi 1593 Acres $87.50PERACRE Half the price of adjoining land—Beautifully s| around and side of lakes, COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial” if ^ Phone 745 BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, 311 F irst National Rank Hldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land *3 M jf’ Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate v “REAL BARGAINS” & f] .. JSi - Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel *» WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE \’ir v ■ f* One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue....... $j Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200feel front. P r ic e ............................................... B Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue behve mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $ A Six Room Rochond Stuccoed Bungalow HOUSES-BUSINESS PROPERTY—SMALL FARMS ANI) ACREAGE Just completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage The IIouses we ure offering for sale were not built to sell. $3,000 Down i Balance to suit purchaser I Aj FLETCIIEII-BULGER REALTY CO. 4 113Mj Magnolia. Phone 74G R.C. TISDALE 152 Acres .Y 1 REALTOR Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $3U0.Ul) per acre and worth double price asked. Real E state Investm ent 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. If you arc undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. We WANTED )• The price for a few days will be $110,000. cash, balance over 4 year period. 5% binder fori I »nj Britt-Cliittenden Realty Co., Inc. &j h j r LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr, L. SUMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. THE BEST IUJY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY VI ft 73|/» acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best w ater in the state, Y\ mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. Act quick. 1 M Phone 117 310 E. 1st St. 202 First Street Phone 708-709 Today’s Best Buys—Act Quick! G reatest Investment In Florida 60 acres 2 miles south of Ovicda. very good citrus and truck land. Special for one week at $75.00 per acres with easy terms. PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 7GC i , - 5 Ball Bldg. Modern House Five Room-' atl Screened-in Porch—Open tu r n e r of Hanford utul u i .h t h r . • B est Location in Tow” V-'rlce' MM 0°^T rrm ,l ln“ l h ‘“ P"lr" , l “° m"n,h •* *”■ -ss s s w s m H.7ce“ > « — Also— .. - - V New Five Room House on Hfc Sacrifice Pine Hurst Lot $250 Corner Lot 13th and Eastern Exposure WIM, Nearly ,p . 7 ™ i „ i VB,U‘# LEE A. CONOLEY, Realtor Buildta,. Maxell U,U Phone 140 •. .Masonl Phone 735 SMALL DOWN PAYJj Tamiami Land Company Room 3-3Vi Ball Building Phone M2 Block Fronting- on First Street just o ff Sanford Avenu business property is unexcelled by any in Sank Many real estate men say th a t we are offerii cheap. A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. Listings of houses, lots, blocks and acreage. If your price is right we have*tho buyers waiting. What have you to offer? O ffer an E ntire E. E. PAGE The Substantial R ea lty ^ 12-14 Garner-Woodruff ^ TELEPHONE 770 J �~ "’••V,-: 3*.'., - jS R ^ r* ■ XT- • •• * :-jj*3frrl£p'f*t'ffjif' . ’ " ' : .' ; • •/ •'. ‘ r t}'.~-‘*l •' * • ' '' r ■ BT flssif-ied Ad on This Pa^e is a Paying Investm ent! 7— Business Service Sale-Furniture, etc. 37 Wanted Help, Salesman AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuFOR SA LE: P ortable barbecue guota, Ga., A ugusta’s g re atest oven m ounted on tra ile r; nil I^ N E T S DRUG s T£ 5® . vK *. , KD: T* ° wide aw ake real classified medium, rate, cash, 9c read y to go; reasonable. Apply i ; salosl!‘,tiles nnd men for charge. 10c minimum. C arnival Co., office, T ourist Camp suMki ‘ . v Mon . a.ntl brokerage sales, II AIN E — IVatervllle^ M orning 13th St., west of F rench Ave. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine S Ave"** 0"" Apply 108 MaB‘ Wo c a rry a fu ll line. people are interested in Florida O ur price* a re rig h t. Cash or property. Reach them through 38—Wanted, Situation Male the term s. We w ant your business f»« Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ S anford Stove A F u rn itu re Co. plication. “ ^pR A PH ER and bookkeep321 E . F irs t St. a Radioor whose experience covers sec- kkA -tN ABOUr fo lk County and a H »« a U** WIGIITS—Three station*. M r 17—For Sale, Houses ., e n*...?* work; , bookkeeping ------ „„u ,„t.and the lakeland, through the StarILj Second. awAnd rit» First and Elm, u( *t>0T« do i and Telegram . Rest advertising me­ FO R .S A L E : F k a W . t a S K S to Banford Avenue and 10th Street dium in South Florida. Published and garag e; close in; five blocks ln this Vicinity. Phone 337. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Bipert service. fro m nost office. Phone 571-J. LakelatuI, Florida. i i r p r in t s n o p - M n * i « P rice <4,800. ANTED: Experienced salesfor departm ent store. Ap­ MORGANTOWN, W, VA., people FO R SALE: F our new, two room plyladies at Speer & Son. are interested In Florida. Each houses, each on easy term s, $750 * i.-Commerclal at. , R. R- Ave _____________ Ginderville. Also a few good lots of them through a classified ad K* 8*"* ADVERTISE in the Journal-Tier- in the Morgantown POST. Six a t $300. W rite P. O. Box 090 City. aid, South Gcorgia’i g re atest cents a word for six consecutive hiMtilo0’ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, issues. ki«fo >• FO R SALE: Seven room house, weekly and Sunday. Classified cal* of tw o baths, close to business dis­ ratea 10c per line. Way cross J o u r­ COLUMBUS (C,n„) LEDGER — IIAHIIKIt S H O P Classified ads have tho largest phone 111tric t on Magnolia Ave. A. P, Con­ nal-Herald, Waycrosa, Georgia. 113 Magnolia A re. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ nelly and Sana. Phone 48. P rail* F irst Class Barbers I'OR RIG RESULTS advertise in gia. Rate 8c ( 0-word line) line. Special A ttention the FORT LAUDERDALE f a / ” |ng blocks. Irrigation box**. J . * • FO R SALE: A real bargain, 16 Given To Ladle* and Children. REACH BUYERS or sellers of JH )ou Terwlllefor. Prop. room house beat in county. On DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ TOFlorida real estate advertise in *A »«> two beautiful lakes. 3 milea from ard County thoroughly which ia HILL LUMBER CO House Ol tow n, would cost $40,000 to build one of the moat rnpidly grow ing tho St. Petersburg Times. One csn‘ Milane Theatre BIiIr. cent a word daily, two cent* a wort gorrlcc. Quality and Price in t*«,r it now. If sold in next 10 days sections on the Florida Coast. Sundays. llr.M *; «Mr ** ADDRESSING — Moltlgraphlng, will take $15,000. Fine location Sample copy and rate card upon folding and m alllng-aa you fo r hospital o r sanatorium . Will request. «»t OB» TH E MORNING JOURNAL is tho ARCH ITECT »• * want it— when you « n t i t hold 50 bids. If you are looking accepted want ad medium in k,ri e*o * Phono C73. H. E. Porch. First fo r a barg tin, this Is it. E. G. Ken FOR SALE—Space on the page Daytona (Fla,) One cent a word F ir st N ational Hank Bldg. 1 *|H« ,WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS Votlnf'nl Rank R ld g _________ ler, Route A, Box 187, 11 [ or classified advertisem ents. an insertion. Minimum 25c. S anford. -------------- Florida Why not rent those vacant rooms, •ACREAGE* • tit *• 8 —For Rent,* Apartments TH E CLARKSBURG EXPONENT or sell th at second-hand goods? BUSINESS HOM ES 24.— Lost, Found WITH —Central West Virginia’s la rg ­ FOR RENT: 5 room house, w ater e s t daily. Want ad rate l l - 2c per . *j9fionc 727 OHIO—'Xenia. Make your sales VALDEZ HOTEL and lights. M. M. Lord, Route LO ST: Money; tw o bills of large [UirUnt. through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- word; 4 insertions 1 l-4cj 6 or l : u r i ip r « n 1'lnn A. Box 210. _ _ _ _ _ _ denom ination; rc tu rn to E. II. in, Ohio, Rich agricultural dis­ more lc per word each insertion. B ennett, 314 M agnolia Ave. Re­ trict. Want ad anti display rates S a n f o r d 's l . r k i l l n i H a i t i 10— For Rent, Rooms DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell I • Valdez Hotel Building w ard. on request. anything? If so ndvertiso in W U IIT \V. W A H ? t E H , M n n m r r FOR RENT: Furnished room in 25— Opticians, Jewelers PALM BEACH COUNTY — The the Gainesville Sun. private home for refined young scene of stupendous develop­ man. 009 Magnolia Ave. II. C. VIELE, Jew eler. Watch, ment. Read about it in the Palm jew elery and clocK repairing ami FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms engraving. Quick service. Ill] Mag­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on request. Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallic Miller. nolia Avenue. Phone 442. Reasonable. A LITTLE TTANT AD IN The 28— Riant, Seeds, Trees kties FOR RENT: Room, wnrm, bath l HERALD will bring you in big and toilet connection; partly result,*. Advertise those old a r ­ ART T H E FLO R IST” ticles you have stored away and nta furnished; $3.00 p er week. 12-15 STEW Flow ers /o r all occasio n . have no use for. A little thirtyWest 2nd St. 814 M yrtle. Phone 200- W cent ad may bring you reveral 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous 32—T ypew riter^ S u p p lies dollars. 1 hone 148 nnd a repre Persistent cough* and colds lead to sentative will call nnd sec you. FOIt SALE: Diamond ring; 1 car­ REM INGTON P ortable four-bank, serious trouble. You can stop them at, 58 points; also fine platinum T ypew riters, “ the kin g of port- TO REACH, the prosperous farm - now with Crromuhion, an emulsified , Store* dinner ring. IVill sell a t a sa c ri­ obles. $l>0. B arret l'o rtu b le Adding era and fern growers of Vidus- creosote that is pleasant to take. Creofice price. Owner will call on you. Machines. Can’t bo beat. Seminole ia county ndvertiso in the Do Lind mulsion is a new medical diicovery Write D. T u ffet, 857 A tlanta Ave. P rin te ry , Phone 93, W claka Bldg. Daily News, ra te lc per word, cash with two-fold action; it soothes ami with order. heals tho inllamed membranes and inOrlando.* ------------------------------------------------- Dibits germ growth. 33— Wanted FOR SALE: Pedigreed fem ale ADVERTISING gets results tf ,i Of all known drugs, creosote is rce­ German police dog; 10 m onths YOUR LISTIN G S will be apprec­ re ach es potential buyers. Pa- ognized by high medical authorities os old. 407 W, C entral St. iated and have prom pt a tte n ­ latka Daily News ia circulated in one of the greatest healing agencies for aneous FOR SA LE: G erm an police dog, tion. E lder and Lovell, real estate an industrial and agricultural sec­ persistent coughs and colds and oilier tion. forms of throat troubles. CrcimiuUion brokers. female; price reasonable. Ap­ TAMPA DAILY TIM ES, Tampa. contains, in addition to creosote, other ply Carnival Co., office T ourist W A NTED: V icinity Sanford; 5 to Fla. Thousands rend the tins- healing elements which soothe and hell Camp, 13th St., w est of French W hy w asto your time ru n ­ 10-acro farm or grove; direct sified pages of F lorida's (it eat the infected membranes and stop tho Ave. n ing around looking for a from owner. Reasonable; no Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. irritation and inflammation, while the good in v estm en t? Let us FOIt SALE: F resh milk cow. Call a g e n ts; state price, location. Ad­ Minimum 25c, cash with order. creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ show you how you can In­ sorbed into the blood, attacks tho seat dress J . P. A., care Herald. Write fur complete ra te card. 212-it. W , v est y o u r money and double of the trouble and checks the growth it in tho n ex t th irty o r six ty RESTAURANT B U SIN ESS: If ROOM W ANTED: Nice room with DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — ol the germs. day*. Wo have been in tho tw o beds; also connecting bath Pensacola is beginning the Creomuliion is puannlced satisfac­ taken soon, $1,500. Owner going by two gentlemen for p erm a n en t!greatest development in Georgia’s re al e s ta te business for years tory in tho treatment of persistent north. Address It care Herald. and a re glad to sny we have occupation; prefer private family.* history; a half million dollar high- coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, Ispplie* FOR SALE: Chenp 230 ft., 12-in. P rice reasonable. P. O. Box 494,1 way to the gulf beach ju st finish- bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tho fin est listings nnd tho ( r V / F S b est values in tho S ta te of id ; at two million dollar bridge tory diseases, and is excellent for builJgulvernized pipe new. One Ford Snnford, Fla. Florida. across Escambia Hay started ; ing up the system after colds or Uutruck good ns new. One mule a t W A NTED: Boarders; room a n d ' ,,u a rt er m illion dollar opera house COME AND INVESTIGATE Money refunded if any cough or cold is ISuppliea vour own price. See Dr. E. G. Ros­ m eals. Julius H arper, 1105 Oak under construction; two millions not relieved after taking according tu Owners are urged to Hat ier, Silver Lake. Ave. th e ir properties with us for being spent on highw ay; greatest directions. Ask your druggist. Creo. b etter result* and quick action chance for live developers to get tntilsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv ) FDR SALE: Cheap. 2 delivery W A N TED : Bulk oranges, carloads. in on ground floor. W rite Devel­ trucks. Inquire 402 S anford Ave. A ddress O ranges, care Sanford opment Departm ent. The Pensa­ Rutherford. N O T IC E i or Herald. JOHN E. FOX, Representative cola News. This i* to certify th at I J . T. FUR SALE or exchange; 1923 W A N TED : P ain tin g nnd paper TAMPA MORNING T R IB U N E - Ellis nnd H. C. Rawlings in busi­ smart Cadilnc, 4 passenger coupe in 120 South Hark Ave. hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, S an­ Send in your subscription to the ness as contractors nnd builders Male perfect mechanical condition; will ford and N. Y. Tribune or hand it to your local have tliis day, October 5th, 1925, ”Wc Cover Florida Iteul Estate Like the Sunshine” ftmale exchange for well located lots or dealer so you can read Florida's dissolved partnership and th at i Krn) E state will apply ns firs t paym ent on a W A NTED: A partm ent of 2 or 3 greatest newspaper. One year, am no longer responsible for any Brokers Developer* Promoter) house. Inquire It. M. B aker, 104 room s, m ust be furnished. Apply $8.00, G months, $4.00, three months debt* contracted by said Rawlings W. 10th St. Adv. Dept., H erald Office. $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 insur- ...... EIU*T. F.I.US. m -^1 Seminole Hotel W A N TED : L arge unfurnished bed­ nnce policy add 75c to your order. 2L—Sale, Real Estate J room with use of bath and gaSANFORD. FLORIDA. FOR QUICK SA LE: Will o ffe r 5 rnge. Desirable. P. O. Box 510. acres farm on hard road with h i well, west of Sanford for $2700 34— Wanted Help, Female cash. Also 1 lot 50x125 E a st front First Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) on Sanford Ave., with g arag e W A N TED : Lady solicitor for lo-i SMITH & RAWLINS cul concern, Address A. B. W, , apartm ent for $ 1000. H nlf cash. ”00 feet frontago Real E state Brokers care of the H erald for particu­ IL Bankston, Sanford. 212 Magnolia Avenue lars. SANFORD, FLA. ISt. J' E. SPURLING, sub-division 35— Wanted Help, Male specialiat. Subdivision to O r Undo, F o rid a . and F l o r a Heights, Florida o l w i t a !W ANf ED: ,A com petent stenogPrettiest Acreage in Seminole 20 1-2 acres at I’aola wsy. rap h er. A pply A. I . Connelly & Sons. (B orders two lakes) RAGS WANTED - Lnrge, clean, tO R SALE: Delcn light plnnt. linen or cotton rags for cleonrirs t class condition; new ou t­ W A N TED : Young men between the age o f 21 nnd 30 years, to *4 t fit with portable storage b atteries mg purposcs. Bring them now to tho Herald Composing Room. cheap. Apply Carnival Co., office learn th e 5 and 10 cent business. Tourist Camp, 13th St., w est of M ust have good education, furnish h best of reference and not afraid r rench Ave. ‘■9. R. o f hard w ork. Hours not long. J. = = = FDR SALE; A good 1 H ton G. McCrory, 5 nnd 10c Store. 1D im truck, with touring homo body. Are very Kcarce, buy u lot Equipped completely fo r f o u r , people, with silverw are, table lin­ MANPOIII) I l K t ’O IIA TO It* from us and build you a 214 E. FIRST ST. ens, bedding, etc. Ju st the thing house. 120 Park Ave.. • dciiiuI floor for camping and fishing. Will W. R. SMITH, M«r. 1’honc 453. painting, paper hanging, glass make a profitable investm ent fort settin g. Gstim nti’H given fr e e . some rent out to UHtll.n, tourist. 4 beautiful building lots at * . one to ....... All work guaranteed. Prices 'M‘l>ly < armvnl Co., office T ourist right. ....................i i a i i » i a i s i i i i i a i M * * a i 12th. and Elm at u bargain. rlinin' i:u.*> Ave.P’ h St- Woil of French See us. TES 5T . »■» ■U M S. f f t t - * Paving Paid A Pick-up blllty B^ w .V r t S . m-w $2,300 Time Limited HILTON’S S. W.BRADFORD Realtor Elton J. Moughton B. R. GRAY Ulfciez Realty Co. W.V. W heeler Inc COLDS THAT 4111st N at’I. Bank To Builder or Investor Building Phone 490W FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. Wasting Time Yon can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. EXTRA EASY TERMS A t_T?Y* FULTON, INC. Best Business Site in Sanford Price $122,500 Price $13,000 5 ;1 5 Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. By GEORGK McMANIJS l^jATttER ' ^ * ’cc L ^ T. ^ ^ ----------- L ir e ' NVOM’T - H O V / 'V / H E H T H N T P E 'b 'f ‘b H O ' W t j U P ' I’L L . F U / S 'b H t A 'K ■&**.*im IM O te o 1 t o ft* U O W IT H POLI O f - T O P O L IC Y ON L E T H tr-1 K H O 'W F V J td N E V b - F U S E .* A N ’ I W A N T Y O U T O \s fS O W I'v e . a c o o o IN S U R A N C E A C E N T • LOO ' D O N 'T W A N T H I M ,/ iJ vT O H A V E , b n , -----------1 V-IOVJ A P E . Y O U T O OAT - N R . F 'N E -.T V -W * ^ N T ,PA RT h e r Vv/E- C E L R .T A 1 H L T A R .E . C L A O T O < ;e T * T o u R r E iU titN E ^ T H i* b P O L IC T - a t r r f9 ‘ Rooms Corner lot at Palmetto nnd Commercial, $800.00 per foot. T his Is a snappy buy for a handsome profit. On corner of Sanford Ave., and Union Ave., at $850.00 per foot. A rare oppor t unity. tY > ’ PPAWM i � 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, November 20, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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>, November 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