29 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/399e3a18d1ec7321e3a60dc1a33d3d7d.pdf da661fff3c34c7dd910f8a0b43e135c1 PDF Text Text S jB g l THE WEATHER •da'8 ,ct Heart' Stowers tonight, and Friday w 4*bI5 Garden L»ntl moderate cart winds. \SSOCIATED PRESS LEASED W IRE pen sy express w r e c k SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. NOVE i HOME EDITION I N U M B E R 95.M PICTURE mission L o c a l Representative.* Of Malor and Rail Tran Mortation Compani .',1 t' mistic As To Shin - jgC ourt jh Prefence At Operations Te Army Of ficer Denies TVying Filling Commence Within W eeks When To Influence Testimony of Few Co-operation Of I.nral Bt Dred^eArrivesHere ness Men Needed. A vsi.i A. C. L. Commercial Agent Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne Local Firm Given F rid a y j Atlantic Coi ,t id, Is Issuing P e r ir i oned ! Id Trip )eclares € That Sanford has been less a f­ fected by the freight embargo than any other city in this section and that the business .men hero may look forward to continued good service, was the opinion ex­ pressed today by rail and water transportation officials o f this city. dentally uArctic Kov. } f r , ie notified partial to­ ed to c o n i-; of itt CVI- CHICAGO SLAYER T Cnlain Foley In Prepared Statement Says Message He Sent Widow Contained Only What, She Told Him TO CAPTURE HIM ‘ At‘™ r Is worn Court Session Rig Road Contract LutenBridgeCompany Receives Contract For Concrete W ork A t a special meeting o f the The Atlantic Const Line Kail- j M a rlin J. D u rk in , W a n ted V o r ronu. It is declared, h trying to | Killing Policeman, Is Said Mrs. Lansdowne Is Asked To County Commissioners held ueept ’for nhoto of the two Pullman cars which weree tele*; Repeat Former Testimony at the uourt house this morn­ trlrsonpcd when expre?* ticiin* on th? meet the situation by issuing per[ol. " 81• To Have Mocked Officials the Washington Express hid\ Before Naval Probe Hoard ing for the purpose o f award­ 2 his own ivnn-vlvanin railroad collW-’d near Monmouth J unction. N . J. \With mils for shipment o f materials By Many Hold Movements ! „ the Mercantilo Express smashed into it from behind, piling up two car a a mas3 of wrecking contracts on bids received that are needed for immediate U30. rs. 1 c” through which rescuers had to fight their way to reach the dead ami injured pa on Nov. 1G, for the filling in WASHINGTON. Nov. ID— (/l1)— |fr»nk R. The Seobcurd Air Line Railroad, CHICAGO, Nov. ID (/P).— Martin A fter two da< o f investigation o f the road bed for the Sem­ according to information, has J. Durkin, police'..layer who had V«tl. indifoipid it nec-'.ssnr to place an c m - ! eluded every effort to capture him of the Shenandoah Naval court of inole Boulevard and the im­ |rxild reV s testiibnrgo on shipments made in less since Nov. 11. was reported today inquiry today heard Cnpt. Paul o f all roads in­ Coolidge’s F a t h e r than carload lots, an action which io have left Chicago, after coming Foley on his version o f the inci­ provement cluded in the 1925 program, dent which led to the charge by of the A. C. L. Ims not found neces- here a week ago from York the contract for tho hydraulic fill is Losing Strength the I* court sary. 1 in n stolen automobile with Mrs. for the boulevard, extending from king his j 1 Tho Clyde Line, it was learned,. Harriet Galowe, his cousin, tin- old city limits to the .Monroe PLYMOUTH, Nov. 19.— (/P) DOMESTIC Iny type, lias placed an embargo on all shipHe wnvod farewell, as lie' left, iT\! bridge, was awarded to Frank W. —Col. John C. Coolidgo, fath­ ment* corning from lioston, New to his mother, to whom a suicide - aviation Cox, o f tho Ribaut Development Dave Steele. Kentucky slayer, er o f the president has lost i Locning | York, Haltimore, and Charleston, |note purporting to be from him Company, who submitted what ..i.i it i i , is placed under arrest while ground in his fight again land also on all carload shipments was found last week with bullet................. . L. said, „ . ... wns in the opinion o f tho commis­ jUm anil! .investigation is being made m“ heait block" and bladder Former Commission Member beyond and shipped through Jack- torn and bloody clothing on the ,, , 1 ,* 1 "*?. ooluu.* on °* J sion, the best all round bid on both d for air i to the-slaying of two o her feutrouble. I•lonville except under permit is- Michigan HoulevVd. J » tc«timpny it Was expected thi* fill rind the smaller one at tho Says Personal Business y eVWj the 1 dists in eastern Kentucky counDr. Albert M. Cram, who Prevents Continuance Of foot o f Celery Avenue near tho last night admitted that Ids LI»hVe°rnS l t l i fl“ M th1? 0. ,CS i 2 E ,T ri,'un<? {,& K g*|J phMo o f tlS ShcM ndm h Osteen bridge. Esded the | ties. Public Life And Duties investigation patient had failed nllglrtly, t) Iceland |* President and Mrs. Coolidge, Ttu* West SKIe fill represents hopes thnt the rugged constitu­ relieve this situation, it is nnnouuc- \ork after eluding a police trap eluded anti that the court would kaard o f 1 nccompained by several friends, approximately 201,88-1 cubic yards, -irucccd to tin* examination o f tho All conjectures regarding th.tion, which aided Col. Coolidgo leave for New York where the cd, by running a lighter service j Oct. 2D and killing a .detective report from the bureau o f stan­ and extends nlong the lake shore entry o f Dr. C. J. Martihr.il into to a quick recovery after an executive will address the New from Brunswick, Gn„ apd Jacksergeant. (Sc'ii dards concerning tests made from for a distance of 1.05 miles It is operation last June will stand ;l:el in the York State Chamber o f Com­ the race for re-election in a mem­ sonville. i c Policemen armed with shotguns the specimens of material taken said. him in good stead. ber o f the City Commission for .i ltd whether merce while Mrs. Coolidgo will According to James L. Wells, searched the train, but Durkin from tin* wreckage. Tho Osteen fill calls for signed statement declining to off. i laving the do her Christmas shopping. ------------------------- '| commercial agent o f the Atlantic pretended he was asleep and was Just when the whole invcstlgn- j cubic yards, th.* himself for the office on the CUfl A Coast Line, the eongcsilioa is rap- not disturbed, tho newspaper said. ti in will come to a eloHO no one yard being in excess off the main Martin Durkin, alleged slayer grounds that personal busine■* ; Of Chicago policeman, has eluded -- . " Kcved and ho do-; j [ 0 lived for a week in i N< w .. now is ready to forecast. fill. Air. Cok’ s bid or 2 2 1 cents a M A i £ i oIMM A 1 H i 1U w«*. “r • ’ little op- all efforts to capture him, police prevented him from devoting the , elared that if the poonle will eoVork hotel under the namu o f Me. Captain Fok*y also llcelnred he ynrd covered both projects ct« and tonacessdry time to civic affair*. operate with the ntilrond tor u Millnn, walked about tho strisii^, never bad received at»J' suggestion tale,| $74,80-1.1)1, a bidi win *ubnddmitted today. The text o f Dr. Marshall’s state- ' m i uked a: hort time by sipping only tlint visited theaters, even though nr communication front SocroUiry mitted by tho Drodging WASHINGTON ment follows: |r Hi (all in which is needed for immediate j watched by detectives. I Wilbur or any other superior o f- Company o f Bn , for 25'* ‘ ‘ While deeply appreciating the | vcriil (light. Counsel for Col. William , r*ujl lower connumption, the situation will; Drove With Wounded Arm IficinlnJitoSlrs.Lnnsdowne’s t e s t i- cents, or n quarter |hd up by i Mitchell announces that it will honor that has been conferred on Al t lot insoon be^ relieved. ' n 0 drove a stolen luito froni_N***v ' ,,,0 ,,y* Ho had no comnfunlcntlon than Mr. Cox’s hid, me by the people of Sanford for | and nftur tit in Amerl* finish presenting its evidence elude the Osteen the past three years, by giving me it ap^tarul tomorrow except fo r placing the comnihuinn some dlsc isa fu , Shenandoah inquiry, (N Colonel on the stand. The o ffi­ tho position o f City Commision-! Upper House Joins In Move from the day of his appointment *}dreeJ ih. tie sai.l cer’s testimony is expected to er, I am compelled, because of the Inaugurated By The Tampa ,,u . , . , , ... , . 1 Galowe to plant thu suicide note a* judge ndvoente up to tf.t Sat­ Mr. Cox >w .*a • he lowest ort press o f my own personal busi­ entire project, nnd> tl-.» cunti uny during consume two days. Board Of Trade Request­ nerishaldo food s,ii! I*, fuel, rail- 1 n)|fj ,.|nt|)ing on the liri/lge, and urday. when he formally naked to ivm awarded to hint. ness, which I have been obliged to ik of “cobe relieved o f that officer hccntise nrnil material, crate material, P°* called on Dr. David V. Owens, who Captain Paul Foley takes tlt destruc-i stand in Shenandoah Naval In­ neglect to a great extent, to de- I ing Visit During Winter Ir. commenting on the ileum, wrapping inatl’' i nl .(01 extracted the slugs and bullets o f Mrs. Lansdowne’* charge. Mt “malic- 1 quiry to deny statements made cline to enter the race for re-olce- | Mrs. Lansdowne was tne only o f the commission, Mr. i.i ii, i ('“ 'd stuffs, lertilizer and lertilizoi |f ront |,j.t wounds. To Dr. Owens TALLAHASSEE, Nov • IJ— u ' materials. that filling nil not rail by Mrs. Landsdowno that he tion this time. he confided that hi he had gone nliuut witness ho had personally interro- dared 1'eriniis .May He Secured Here next Chicago freely. He even sent a gatwd la-fsrc appearing on the would commence within *‘ I wish to take this opportunity 1 — The senate this morning short tried to influence her testimony Permit’ may he obtained, it wan letter to the Tribune by a hoy. stand before the Shenandoah few weeks arid that tho long •1 1 h* however to thank my many friends ly after convening, on motion of in the investigation o f the uirconducting' in Sanford, and especial! as­ Senator Etheridge, decided to ask furthir stuted. by writing to J.| Tapped wires on Mrs. Gnlowc's court, Captain Foley said, but lie cussed lake shore boulevard J. Pershing freight agent of this story that ship wreck. sociate^ on the commission, and i under questioning have added that lie had communicated noun be a reality. Jacksonville, Miami and Tam ­ ky acri-| Mr. < ox W.".'kiri'ii that otto o f tho various city officials, for the house to join the upper brnn.h city, giving name of shipper,! brought nut the story o f tin* slay­ with the survivors o f the Shen­ it a - ' pa will be included in proposed their co-operation, without which and the Tampa Hoard of Trade in j . in! of origion, consignee, de-j er’s movements, tho Tribune said. andoah through the senior surviv­ I.I* dredges wa* already in Ijpkj ing officer as to what tho proced­ Monroe and that another would ho the air mail service out o f Atlanta, we could not have accomplished extending President Coolidge an stiirilion, name oforiginating rail­ A woman, giving her name ns ure should lie. , according to an announcement the many and various improveroad. number of ears and com­ brought here at nrt early date for ‘‘ Mrs. Louise Decker," w.is held invitntion to visit Florida. He had not interviewed either the rapid eomplwtion o f thu work. modity. Detroit, undo today by Postmaster- Aments that have b en put throutiii for questioning us to any connec­ Anton Ih-iiieii, the G.u-man dirig­ Both dredges will upurutc night Shortly before the noun hour it J. 11. Colder. local agent o f the 0.1 General Harry S. New. during my term of office." tion he might have with Durkin, ible expert; and Calonel Mitchell, dated that in his' and day, he added. pas -eil two at To date only two candidate, after she called at a suburbsn STATE ,lh-* embargo had been home and received a inn.le.1 pack­ he sail!, because newspaper state­ The contract for laying the rock had have offered them: elves for olee- ih.- Monroe ! enforced by the company, to r c -1age containing tWo pistob- At the ment, by lhi'iii bail ilev^npu.l ful­ base, Finley method, for road *ncLower house of state legisla­ tion to the vacancy caused by Dr. ground bills, one of which gave the counly whatfthey intended to say on tlons one, two and three wu.i within ture delays action on measures Marshall's resignation, these two ........ . iuners the right to con­ 1licvo the congestion in it's own time she ordered the tw< weapons, the st.'.iul. ! freight depots, and he believes ^she purchased an autiptobile. awarded to the Hutton Contract­ hours, asking for appropriations to er­ being H. R. Si and i.. F. 1demn ■' 1 certain public property for “ Airs. Lansdowne hud not been ing Coirjpany, this firm’s bid o f ! that if .local shipments were u n -1 officers ect'new buildings at tho state Ilousholder. summoned rfi a witness," he added. 81.55 and $1.1)0 per yard boing the ! the extension of the propose-.l pipe loaded ns soon as they arrive! (lying prison farm at Itaiford and at The election will be held on the |line to g t water from tin- niain"Fho was appearing at her own only use submitted. there would be no further trouble J Tallahassee. first Tuesday after the first Mon­ request." The Charleston Engineering Florida senate plans to join day in December, or Dec. 8, and i land. The originr.1 measure pro- in receiving consignments. Captnln Foley denied that lie bad 1Company’s bid f»r tho construc­ Tampa Hoard o f Trade in issu­ voters must qualify ten days bi- i vi.led for laying of the pipe line told Mrs. * 1.nils.lowne that she tion of creosote bridges wuu \e« ing invitation to President fora the election, or Nov. 28, it without condemnation of public U. D. C. <>i'on>m A< w e o / n e S ( ] a y "muni not" or “ should not” say |jteiurl as being too high for )on| nropcrly. Goolidgc to visit state some­ Was pointed out. before the court that the Sheri-1 .-ddrrutlon, an.l the I.uteri Hri.lgj Not Designed Against Road One For I* r e s i d e n t time during coming winter. undoab'.i flight was a political Company wa* awarded tho con­ The amendment, according to * J tract for tho construction o f all of Saufor.ls oldest and one. repi'.-' i .itive Kemp, of Monroe, LOCAL HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Nov. ID. *‘ I was not remonstrating with! cor.cretir bridge* and culverts n:•espr -t.-.l vitiznis was claimI wa.; in t designed to give tli*‘ c»uni, , — Although three cities have' Charles Saint, 75, pioneer d-.-ath Wi/bic"day Win.- her,v the v.itnu* said. "I said to I ciudcd In tho 1D25 program of j ty commissioners the right to eonentered the race for being citizen o f Sanford, died Wednes­ .i Saint, ng>-/ 75, succumbed her, “ Mrs. Lansdowne, you are Jri,a<l im provements. ilvniii the Florida East < oa t Railst of the l'.)20 convention o f the ' (;aU day morning following a second to a strike of ftirnlysis at hi* tailing a very wrong view in c a ll-1 Th-* board mot at 10 o’clock with I road. Officers o f the railronel. Pieir I'. 1). C., only one potential can-1 stroke of paralysis. home at Cypro/h Avenue ami mg it a political flight. There 1* |all number* irresent, and con' rt-prcsenlutivds stiid, have i.J ! *"<* ■li.lntc for election a* president- Third Street, /bortly ufteo 8 no basis for it. If you could sec I eladed thv awarding o f corttrnntr Representative Lyles of Semithat ■.hey were ready to n mult gi-nernl has been brought forward! the number o f request* from all o’clock m the mfning. nolo county wires that House i shortly utter noon. WASHINGTON, Nov. ID—'F) with the commissloiiera r< gaiding ;,t this year’s convention,^ now in over tlu* country to have the ship j has set K ' *oy noon as the limit I— President Coolidge left Wash­ use of their right of away i'*r tlie i-ssion here. Richmond, V’a.. Sea­ Mr. Moilit hndlong been in failmake tho flight you would call it a in which hills may be intro­ ington early today tor New \or': i,ire line, wherever it i ' r -eded. ttle, Wash., and Memphis, Tenn., j in.* health anilpis death cumo as flight inndu at a nation-wide re­ E x-A s s i s t a n t W ar duced before that body. The : cnate also adopt, d me -louse •ice seeking the next convention. n.,' grc.it surprile to his large eir- quest.’1 where tonight he will addressee.-! Dr. C. J. Marshall, city contis- j New York State Chamber of Com­ I concurrent resolution tor an adNot To W ed Mrs. St. John A. Lawton id j ele of friends, Aho had been mutnDenying that . • lu>V*attghl to Chief rionory, ho.ic term expires this merce. ' journment o f the special session Charleston, S. C., will be noniinnt- entnrily txpec/ng death to short­ Influence th? i * Mrs. year, , j statement that he J In addition to the presii-en*. t ■■ I ol the l-.gislature by noon -Sat- cd for president-general. _ Mrs. ly follow a fist attack of partly- Lansdowne glv*»(l$#.,rfnfe a NEW YORK, Nov. 1 D ,_ (/P )_ hen1jealnu. Lawton lias the unique distinction *u suffered ess than six weeks tnfaah court ot inquiry last Formal denial o f their reported f to ‘he o f-' viil noi ’1 ike the race for re- 'p a rty included Secretary Sand-v , j unlay. [*jCed t.j ir,11 election. 4 Frank W. Stearn . Dwl hi • I The upper branch, following <f having served as president-gen- 1 ago. month, Cnpt. Foley testified, that lu.nRaK<,m®nt, was made yesterday Mr, Snint/s said to liavo come th<- statement ho sent f.^n* * "cu n -!,,y ^(r8- A id otlo Acosta Root Freight v r ’ lfct Lieut. -go is having 'M orrow , chairman of the pre.i- |adoption of the concurrent resolti- oral o f two division, Virginia and there from rennsylvanla in 1^7;: downo hud not aid ti • little effect the l-'-;'* U.-nry Breckinridge, former ii then began consideration of a South Carolina, 1 Sanford ship- dent’s air- hoard, George U»r'‘c >.‘ Mrs. Frank Hnrrold of Amerl(.n::ngejfln citrus growing un tained ment*, acco .in iii-ii no *1.1 itg min nothing that in M‘Y, j ^an*-i™......tant sqcrutury o f xvur. to representa- former ambassador to Spata,, Maj. move to provide for the lm! 12 vf .us, Ga., the retiring president- tjj ndviince/nge and feeble health rlownu hrfd riot said tivea of watt* the' Mrs. Root is the widow of a I ’il rail trnnapor- •James I*’. Coupel, the White House two sessions each day. to» Hpeeil [ caused his/otircnieirt. tat ion com par presence o f three s'* * 'Jf.taS [nephew o f Elihu Root and sister 1physician nnd military and naval un work. All legislative matters general, hqs served in that tion for two consecutive terms an I At the t»n ** of hi* death he wns The statement i It wrf.i in - ° f 5(rs- Philip Lydig. I a id a s . m [n »n arm1 were taken qn by the senate Contract for • ostruction o f hence 1* not eligible for re-elec­ living wi< his daughters, Misti tended she rhou! . / j d to the Mr. Breckinridge was divorced <t till for tl w w Seminole I Col. Harvey’* name wa* not a- a |K.-d, which acsording to «wer- tion. Election o f officers is ex­ Mabel .Soit and M bs Alma Saint court prcp o'V j'h e ndded, i n r " ‘* >l"a r ut Geneva front thu dork" ;,u iriong those oriutnally announceti •d of the lawmakers, indicated that Boulevard, is $• •led today to ,.f thi* </>•• a form that w make unnocea-1 ” ,cr Ruth Bradley Woodman, ol as members of the party. I rc‘si- the upper body “ meant business. pected to be held late today. U W. Cox by tft County ComHe is ffvivcd by another daugh-lsary her crou mination before Concord, N. II. It wo3 announced I dent Coolidge is prepared to go to nus3ioner:i. cr. .Mrs,Dolly Rea; his wife and the court orr1 a view to l but ho would marry Mi,ss Bessie I Plymouth in case his father * eon* ;anon, three l/>ther;>. or,e now residing leaving Mrs! usdowno in n McKledjn o f Washington, in D-> id ition grow* worse." comb in IVn/ylvania asd two in ColoTht. widow #*» the form er cap- Ilc®nibor, but Miss McKledin'a rooUi Hme Limit Is Placed ■er said last Friday that the enrado. / . . ...................; |dignified position." Salesmen On in* -nt hud been broken. Funfal services will be held [tain o f the Shennnibxih de.la. *ov. On Legislation To Be NEW YORK, _ _ ----------- -----------------this rvl-rnoon at 4 o ’clock at Mr. before tho Mithell court martial S1(>n I n t r o d u c e d T n I I n i m p i Salesmen in New York »**°rtS ' 1>| 10:25 A. M.; Tampa at 12:30 P. F a i n t / home with Rev. F. D. King, (Inst week that part of tho stateI u t ,u u in n O U S e on their toes today in expectation WASHINGTON, I »v. ID Un.— M.; ami arrive at Miami at -j P* pasta o f the First Bantlst church,’ ment wa • falue and an insult to he |Kentucky Hero Body K- Y. S ’ftv 1 --------- . l o f an early Christmas sho.qnn een i-'!cri<la s Nov. Coolidge, A ir mail service bit' Jacksonville, \L. in average flying speed c f ‘JO oftic/ting- Interment will follow memory o f her husband. Named By Governor . r* tr‘lomb-1 A telegraphic communication visit from Airs. Calvin rht. three principal cities tj new municipul ccmetury. Captain Foley repeated to the __, . . . miles an hour oyer the C O O miles 1 l-,e Finley 1fr\nril 1 ? ? . ^ i n t a t i v e T T * ^ I th°T1r i t s i d e r t i S l Ju n v S H c s i Tampa and Miami by Ann. . - - ‘ is stipulated. naval court tin* statement fr o m ' LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 10.—. **5lo»ior» i -TnlhKaH,,,. Wednesday brought P J l 1? w® Steam-- friend* of tne with extension to Atlanta I In Inviting bid* tho Postmaster- Sector Curtis Is his memory ns follows: |f/P>—-Gov. William J. Field* has General included a stipulation a* Opposed Non-Mili.'ary Duty ; notili.-d W. C. McFarren o f this ddcil upon by Postmaater-Cici g ' V I ’ / r f t f j S U W s S f e * *■ **«* •*“ t” (»nfined T# His Bed to tho time of beginning service, “ Immwlialely su b ,-m en t to the city thnt lie bus otfielally deslgC “ “ “ l bt ih. IntroflSci™ rf wii.|r",l ‘b“ 1'.i ;hc»J „t lh„ ainr.lt bo.nl. a feature not included a stipula­ loss o f the U. S. Shenandoah, Iinnied u commission of four Kenn *__ twin, Postmaster-General W , S' laK . ’ Phn,W3‘ rida! N „ « .-1. 'l r a n , b j > * « in /ASHINGTON, Nov. 19.— LF/ felt It my duty to say for my tuckiafts, with nuthoritx to tolect - -r < ot u.J*..‘ *aitlin. :t‘» \t. rM(la>. **°v. r,.t.A ri.rmwlr-n«tincr j\t . .« .» „ o“„ F broadcasting the speeth, c . . 0f ,|,e opening *< con- tion as to the time o f beginning service, a fenturc not included in Jenator ____ Curtis, _______ Republican, ha* |husband thirsgi which ho was no n fifth member o f the conimisuion, “ * l(:. uf thi* informni; 3 i rccl.U03t°d that this previous air mail contrtet invita 1 cnnfIne<J to hi* home for sev longer In a p dtion to say for to nominate five distinguished h« “ “ “ • S t V ' 3 ^ £ If.,, „ be broadcast to the I try four cities. The b.il oXlKCtcd tions. r.oTng the Shennndoali on tho! Indwcen ii(| days days puiivi suffering from a cold wi,.. Tho **,- service .- * • - ■■— . Jac*[,, |,il | o f the Confederucv from this ■*HidiiojjYiy*, j u P S®ntinolo county and I ’ ___________ wiville, Tampa und j sor^ throat. I-*|% W III voxA ,)t*ir *ii • m■. > — ---- Miami nm <ned here ■Jj‘n*h*8,„ , rvL.;. will state to represent Kentucky in (Continued on Pugo Three) __i . in . . .operation . . . ,uif not laterlati-r 1 w T * * 1,1' tr' Iieicft °rno ,lavini*' IfRiMation MODERN DRESS CONDEMNED operation of the -*;-‘r * , inail be placed great monument to bv carved importani nl..i n1 < ? rxtenrv-.1. tntombcd. 1him to cofnniumcate w ith 1 uenite ninteriolly and the than April L next, and the «‘X! COP I’ NDBR ARREST POWERS YIELD TO CHINA on Stone Mountain in Georgia. WASHINGTON. Nov. W *-... rose?V?11^ as ,inY measures tiro- 1 between the i iortda umi sion to Atlanta not later than June j ---------I. |flxc | |um after the time limit j — Immodesty in dress , principal northern I. next. The contract will bo WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.— bP) PEKING, Nov. 19^- P)— Tin LEASE $7,300 APARTMENT 20 Of , S r lhu house will be disre- condemned by the National * . industrial/ontors^(Lrn)inLj m)0ll ited to a four-year term. n .......L .\ Cop who gave Hanford Macfardel. powt-rs represented at ti Chineso — , ,, . / in , 1 -nt r ' ' * -“ i* K‘»» a ” luiriicru mac|iu»*i o f Catholic women ut comenuon. The It icSaU l he air mail portage of i^S-t-JNIdcr a cheek for speeding U Curtor Conference today unnn- j NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—ol*)—.. jd mail ’ “ “ “ !— trial himself ----- «* *for not- re- Imously -------1 and nnronrlitionully ac - 1 hinit°^- whether or not the from un ounce will be chanted. \°.i */uwaiting by th Rockefeller Milwho lions with mail trains ot m 1*0k K i U ntcrfcrc8 wKh any loQUEEN ALEXANDER H.L •l!!; (or Tampa hai K'ssetl a sov- / 1 wlyweds, have Tampa at at D: D>|tiona with mail trams at " ^ " ’ '7 porting an accident ha had while Iended to tho Chinese demand of [ton, newlyweds, • 41 the u 0 . to be- entered urucrea at ot I| , --------- --------/ip)—Dow* Mionn 1*• ... u .i o A. M*j will place mail P°* inti» Ncl niotowinic v/»th a boot leu iror'i wife, (tho ^ovemment o f a treaty i^ivinyr toonx apartvnt>Bt on fa ih ioa a b lo/ iston, tU but: as t mention “ Mr" di(l1 LONDON, Nov. 1 9 - - W h" of A. M.; Jacksonv lo at U- M XheI and,Miami one morning MacNider hui China unrcrtrlcted tariff right. Park Avenue, which ich will cost th e n / ‘Si'l ly *trant it m« iu,r l» his tel-1 ng«r Queen A exam <’r ^ ,n7 r01„ n n d arrival at A ^ n‘will « j leave AAtt - YrorK o r k aun n d Chirugo »hc Ldl-^ « beginning Jan. 1 ,1 9 2 9 . 17.500 u year. 1at the 8|1 bill. believed that King George, is critically ,.nilllJ pLine* Jacksonville .r I™ . I at jLv.nincr. evening. .a.uih ir . j already h,.™"* lhis ««c|lon have U heart attack it n oiiiculi> Unto at ‘ A * w ,» “ •va introduced, nouryccd. News Summary DR.C1 MARSHALL' WILL NOT OFFER i«td*s.“'T h r ? ,s s i 's « s ? “ r v 5?1’ iv'r",ary 'vi,uur Pioneer Resident . . . O f City Called By President To Talk And W ife To Shop While In New York I Three Principal Florida Cities Will Receive Air Mail Delivery By April 1 �m 1925. SAI v W m Janitor’s B oy D Love for Girl, 12 Made Him Poem Hfl-o NEW YORK, Nov. IT-— (A>)— Reel haired, freckled faced Roger Jackson, the janitor’s boy of 12 year old Nathalia Crane’s popular I poem, protests he Isn’t in liVtf With ' Hrooklyn’s child poetess but the fellows have been kidding him ai bout it. • \After doubts had been raised as |to the true authorship o f the poems a reunion followed between the two children who haven’t lived in the same apartment house for two years: , “ You were the father o f my dolls, my husband, I suppose,” the poem sang o f Roger, when he was !l and she was half past eight. “ Said I was in love with her didn’t i t ? ” said Roger when asked about the poem. “ Everybody was kidding*, tne about. Gosh, it used to get my goat.” E gg; v • Eti.', -*! | I ' I YOUR FLORIDA! HOME A »4 7 8 0 = — • . ' r> ' ' lition Is Polar Planned By France TOWHOMITMAYi D a n c e i MIAMI EXTENSION Ne'val;k Youthf F“ce* IS ABANDONED BY SEABOARD ROAD EWARK, Nov. Har­ rison W. Noel, n youth who twice escaped from the insnne asylum and who capped his career by the murder Kept. it nnd 4 in Montcluir Action Follows Rcfuaal Of o f a negro taxi driver nnd a little Property Owners to Stand girl, faces death in the electric By Their Pledges to Give chnir. He hns been convicted o f Rights f of Wny to * •' » Under the Auspices of the Excellent Music 9 P. M. to 12 M. Admission $2.00 Couple now hr WThcul»M ; wWs -this vond-rful v«]u« i, offered H. N. RODENBAUGH. V« v Sanford Fire Department S w in iS S rte Florida East Coast] W ednesday Evening, Nov. 18, 1925. : TICKETS ON SALE AT DRUG STORES THE BUSINESS OF RUNNINT EASIER B Y TH E A D V E R T I S E ® Not J ** > FOR SALE 2700 acres o f very valuable land within four miles o f the City Limits of Sanford at a price much under the mar­ ket. u ** *’ a F o r Th o s e What Their Mo n ey B uys This property is on the market for a very limited time. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 118 Magnolia Ave. Phone No. 48 Dodge Brothers, Inc. have always built a good, sound, long-lived product. $ . Columbus With His * Little Fleet CHARLESTON. 8. C. Nov. 17.— (A*)— It. Watcra Monimingcr, judge ofjtlie Ninth Judicial Circuit ( ’our*, of. South Carolina, passed away at h|s home here shortly before noon today. Judge Meniminger suc­ cumbed to u heart nttnek that ho suffered several years ago. MI -----------President Roosevelt said, ........ I , Cfop* o f little value to the farmer i open the door to a ! pan the farm.” • They have never built “yearly models” and never ' 1 will. •« »-t7 , faced wind nnd ntorni, nearly wrecking his sail ships. But he sailed on and wan rewarded by his great discovery. Let nothing discourage you from regular saving, nnd making safe invest­ ment, and you will discover the wny to success. tPROMINKT JURIST DIES it L ••* A T TR E CITY HALL City WEST PALM BEACH, Nov. 17, — </P)— Refusal o f property owners rs to stand by their pledges to 8. Dayies Warfield, president o f the Scarboard A ir Line Railroad, to give the road rights o f wiiy Into Miami resultedr In declaration to­ day. by B. X. Stanley, vice presi­ dent o f the Seaboard Air Line Rail­ road that the Miami extension lias been abandoned by the rond. Should property owners later de­ cide to adhorc to their promises of rights o f way, Stanley said, the road; is prepared to begin construc­ tion within four dnys. Announcement o f u similar na­ ture was made several day* ugo by H. Davies Warfield, lint the subseJ uent statement of Mr. Stanley is ar. more vigorous ns it positively announces abandonment of the pro­ ject unless tho rights of way are glken. Mr.' Stanley's statement wait made at l) o'clock this morning following a conference with West Palm Bench property owners nnd officials. He asserted that if rights o f wny are not forthcoming he will seek to publish names of thosp property owners who refuse rights o f wuy thereby halting con­ struction. * ; J murder in the first degree. Sen­ tence will be pronounced and death mandatory issued. Noel who is 20 is tried for mur­ der Sept. H of Raymond Pierce, negro taxi driver, whose car he admitted stealing nnd using after concealing the body. He has been indicted but not tried for the kid­ napping for $4,000 ransom and murder Sept. 4, o f six year old Mary Daly and has confessed his responsibility. a n d E n te r ta in m e n t bMuhMKbbtoa i m s'lmr'IiTnp* itvws u»diH««n : *r» td w lsF cr only f)8Q T ax books are now\onen I . nrnvide the members of the 2 r/o discount allowed^ o i f f i f t B l S S S l take o ff by air for all paid in December. t £J PARIS, Nov. 17.— (A T -T h e French Navy Department plans an New York. _________ EDen RmTi »'*V It- I, expedition to the north pole next More than 250,000 farmers in the __ spring and a subsequent airplane flight from the pole to New York United States now own radio sets. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • BBgI City, it was announced today.^ Supplied and named by the Navy Department and equipped with Try Smith's Barber scientific apparatus, the expedition will be know as the “ French Air Shop for good barber Mission to the North Pole.” The expedition will leave Dun­ work. Ladies wekojme. kirk, France, about the end of April, establish a base at Spitzber- Next to Valdez. gen, the Norweigian archipelago, Notice i8 hereby'gi^rT 1? ^ . and then strike o ff for the pole, all other concerned that, with t i / partment, the draw Hpan 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBM BBB? BBBBB — BB- * 5 Bridge over SI. John’* R|yfr ’ closed for replacement for f , - ’ 1 2 : 0 1 A . M. Monday. Noventhn / 1 Tuesday, November 2 1 , 1 9 2 :, t# clearance or height of more t),*.' ■ Boats capable o f using the abort T pnss the bridge will use the East ^ girder span. . __ A new hero*, full pud Two children wero killed and 85 more were hurt when a truck bearing students o f Harrison, O., high school to a neighboring town for a soccer game skidded o ff the road nnd went down a HU-footembnrnkment near Cincinnati, Photo shows the wrecked tr uck after the dead and Injured had been removed. nrrvintr seaplanes on specially dc5 3 automobile sledges capable They do not make frequent expensive changes simply to catch the w him of the hour. /t Interest Paid on Savings Accounts On the contrary, they devote th em selves steadfastly to the improvement of a car that has been good from the very beginning. S e m in o le ([[o u n lij^ a r ik S a n fo r d ? F la . This process of improvement has now been •going on for 11 years. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS IU I pf. /! l .? I I *i %* 1 1 I : 'W REAL ESTATE INSURANCE r Tires and Tubes fr At price* that art right SAN FORD-SYN ON YM OU S Pan Am and Standard Gas and Oil. 1 with , *Mr ' “ Veedol Oils’' » M Electric Irons s Radio Supplies RINE’S FILLING >< STATION Phono 4GI-J : i i SOLIDITY W Its influence on the car’s appearance and perform ance has been nothing short of remarkable. x .1 >• - Alw ays eminently dependable , it is now also an exceptionally ea sy riding car. Sol ill ns the rock is the economical base upon which Sanford is building. Thousands o f acres of the most productive farming lands in the World nro sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions o f dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. A lw a y s up-to-date, it is now strik in g ly attractive. Seventeen years o f co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this GREAT IN­ LAND PORT is our record. Style and smartness stand out in every line. H I I Sanford Ave. Sanfotd, Fla. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS H fifiraw ifiaiffiSfiaiSi Magnolia At Second LOANS Sheer logic never made the chotce more % obvious— Phone 18 INVESTMENTS Dodge B ro th ers M otor Car fo r those w h o really care w h a t their m o n e y b u y s ; AHome T h r e e Iu l* tin I 'a r k l a * • » o f t i a n f o n r . m u t t d e s ir a b le r « n l i l « n t iu l R n tillo iig , S i *v i >ii ro o m * a n d U a tli. ( lu n iK e . T M * h n iiii. i , p ric e d au lo w U u u it i* c o u i l d e r . e jl a r a r e Im r it u ln T l i l a t in m .t li m e It h a . Iie eti o f f e r e d l o tile I,in . I In e m il,H r . a x.iia o It » ;.n T e rm . Kill! I|l ll It I'OSSKaxiOV F iv e ro o m i i i m l r r a Iu i i i i u I u i i . o u l l l a a i . N i l .% »* . I l l r n r l l i r ■ u r m u m l. U u iv r r a n h n »il In u u r d U lr |M »a r* * lu u . A « r . , fIU h m m iu a n d .XM M lllO . F u u r V M M k u u a e , ilu u lile . i w i m r u u d I n n l u L 11 000.00. / T w o 1-1* I X S t lO t l aiOIMI.nn n u l l . T ito lu t* n e a r l l r p n l f o r * 7 o o ».»o . I l n r a a l a . T ito l o t . o il t 'a t k I 9 9 .I3 U |UiW ).IKl. T a k e a lo o k . T w o lo t* o n . a i i f o n l A i r . D o r K D W I.IO , o t h e r *0000.00. I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS M r r lo t o n l l l n i A a r . IJm w .iH l. T o o r a n ’ l b r a t I t . 1‘l t r lo t* III f r o n t » l l l o l r l t 'o r r r a l l . a k r . 2nd and OAK T w o lo t* In W n y f n l r . T h e o n ly tw o a a n lla liln IN Iu l* in C i t y l l m l l * f u r f77.ooo.IM . •7..10U l . l l t r r a l T r i m * L W e li4 V « th e e a c l u . l v e lla llh K on tlie a r I w u iilrc u n o f p r o p e r l y u m l w « w i l l la k e a p o e lu l l a t i T r . i in . b o w l n a y o u ilm < > w o n d e r f u l b u y . . Al T l| l l ( U ! C h o ir * I t . I t . f r o u l n a r n t *10 on t,r r M r r lo t* o u O a k A t r . C a ll a n d a re ib ,m u . I h o t * th e r h o lc a a t a r r r a a e lu r l l y ( o r * u t id K U I o a , I f I n t r r r s l . i l t a lk w i t h tn r . I f l l ’o l t u » l n r » » p r o p e r l y I b a t * th a t. I l a t r a o tu r o n n B » J e a r l r * » r — r u n 't be h e a l. I f y o u a r e a a l r a n a r r I I w i l l pay y ou l o l a t r a l l a a l e . Booth and Gibbs " W . J. THIGPEN III TIaanolla Ave. j& tiytitiytiyytfu u The i’ ufeiton-llruniley Building. Phone 517 ■ ■ N ia « aaai * -- . AV* - I �B Y CONDO EVERT TRUE w h a t <s TLi t h is ; C O /H C t H O N B A*4V> •N 'D r o o Miiyjca. U ' ___________ N o N s e s i^ e .. Y o u 'r e we Vet <£oinq». \ o H A ve C vSA Jl T H A T 'S TH ! I ju st ^ il l o c s -i c a l FO R M . ---------------- . . . "T O II. K <- <>V N* > ' : LL - > T e .L t Y o u tu H V 1 . T H B .s e T o L K ; N O T C^OIN QL Td> O G A n y o p > Y o v n R o t A jP V .'1 ------------ — TH & 3C L P tS O P L tS — H O O S e -B R o K C Tax Lien Is Filed Against Movie Star LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19 0<P/.— Marie Provost, motion picture act­ ress hn8 been added to the gov­ ernment's list o f film stars delin­ quent in the payment of income taxes. A tnx lien wa-. filed against the actrcst in federal court for $788 alleged to be due on her 1934 Income. S o w c TW i S . W HAT l A S T H E R u s t c ,r THtS. HJOMC.M » b,HY O O N T Y o u K/AlT T I L L THF C O M P A N Y 1 ^ f » O N E - * THCN WCAJLD TOM C l 't _ t _ THURSDAY, N O VEM BER 19, 1925, THE SANFORD PAGE TWO the afternoon. Quite a number fromm here attended the meet­ Lundquist and Mel v. i Adell VinIn* and Eloise Winn l resent again. ing there. Cakes, cookies and c * oa were ser­ Rev. J. S. Clark with whom ved ns refrestmonts. Upsala citizens are well pleased, Mrs. Hunter Visited at the home will be here next Sunday at 2:30 of Mr. and Mrs. Vihlan Friday. o’clock, when Sunday School opens. Mr. and Mrs. A. H*. Lundquist Preaching will be at 3:30 o’clock. and daughter Melvn jnoved last Mrs. esse Lee and children week from the Bertie* on cottage visited at Mr. Stedth’s home Sun­ to Flora Heights where they have mirehnsed a home. dny. Lenora and Dorthy Swain were HOLYWOOD, Calif., Nov. 1 9 .(/P)— Nigel Barrie, film actor, who htre at Sunday School. Emil Magnuson spent the week divorced his first wife in London, has been married to Mrs. Gertrude end at hom*. Pcrkir;*ton o f Rhodcsisa. Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Mra. Bengston and Miss Tyner were guests Sundny at the home o f Mr. and Mr. nnd Mr-. Voile Williams Mr*. Tyner. moved thin week to their new Gustavus Malm was called Tues­ home in Sanford, nt Magnolia Avenue ar.d Fifteenth Street f day to Orlando to the bedside of his brother, Victor, who is seri Mrs. Fred Swan has arrived from ously ill. New York to join her husband who The Willing Workers met Fri has been on the home place for n few weeks with his father. day with Marion Lundquist. Six Fred was culled to Atlanta, Thurs­ teen members ware present. A! day on business. Leawood Powell has been a guest for a few days of Volio Williainc. ^w v uj returned on Sundny nnu repori me Jntr to New Smyrna Saturday the Snnford-New. Smyrna i uncle ns recovering. ball game. ' Henry Steele left Tuesday even­ W. W. Potter has bought ing for Hot Springs, Ark., to take the baths, after being disabled for Wnlter Rnulerson farm on P dale avenue about 12,acres of some time. house. H. Rumblue ho, Mrs. D. L. Long is at home the crops on the land. again after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. B. L. NOTICE Collie at Lake Worth. TO A L L CONTRACTORS J. E. Singleton, was at home On and a fter January the from Tampa with his family in Cameron City over Sunday week 10 th, 1926, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. K I R K ’ S AUTO TOP SHOP S lil,. C u r f n l n a C u t h lim a llr t M r rile 1‘ h n n r i r . O - J y'nrm .rrtssXv__ ^5EHJXBTJV^___ ^ t_ \ A re , Snnfori], Pin, _______ ___ Itev. Bowring, formerly of New York, but now of DoLnnd. preach­ ed Sunday nt the Presbyterian church. Rev. Wahlwrg nnd n prearhar •from Stoekh'din, Sweden, oectipiI (d the Lutheran pqlpit Sunday i morning, going to Lake Mary in T H O U G H T S --W IS E A N D O T H E R W IS E THE IIOL’HEWIFK’3 DIARY Do rno’.t of your early Christ­ mas shopping early, but buy your Christnui i cards even earlier. Home women, who have personal Meanwhile Killings In Tun cards iitadu from special design*, Ol her Eastern Kentucky begin negotiations in June or July, Counties Are Being Inves­ •uid If you want to hnve your name tigated By County Officials engraved on curds for Chrlstm •t then you ought to give your order early in the autumn if you want to avoid confus ion nnd delay Inter on. Some o f the engravers offer ii dtt count for all such work ordered befort the fir»t o f October—in no effort to relievo tho lad-minute rush to some extent. Even if you got cnrd i with .ut en­ graving you should buy them now If you want to tie sure of ii wido assortment. Moreover there is *)<» 4banco of the curd* bring shop. worn or soiled now and you cun ijolect tbftq without the near JSbrlM mn*vrmvn cf shoppers prodrdlng your ribs nnu snatching cams * away from you in their eugenic rmifidlng the detachment of ill P to buy their own. guardsmen mint to II yd an from ■ 9 llnni'-Colored cards are in high Hazard over horseback trails, that • favor und o f course rather cx he bad placed Steele in custody [ pensive. For the children In on; our and that the teniu aituution. causfamily lire ordering little .....D card id bv thu arming cf 200 partisans . . wo -- j--— ..... . ...... with n simple bird design printed of the dead man and his ullegud In black on good quality rough I "layer, had quieted. At the same cardboard. The children are going time advices from Whitesburg and to do tin* coloring theiusulvcr ! t'vnthinnn told of the slaving of •• bit o f red r.n tho bird's breast Ison Caudill, 30, Breathitt comity "oil a bit of green on the leaves; mountnineiu, and James II. Slurtne treo. The cards colored by geon in the Elk Creek und Broadhand ro.t three or four times ns I well district. much as the uncolured sort. So | Relatives and friends of Morgan there la eroHoiiiv in tills plan ns and Steele, both prominent, held wi .1 ns opportun’ ty fur the child- n pence lonferencn at llyden Wedren to take a baud in the making nenilny night, in mi effort to stall o f tlieir own cards. Faithfully, lawlessness by tho rougher element Martha. 'o f Leslie county, who were using any ~man ? than - was accord&dMD . - ‘Davis the, recordj breflking^sell-out^ the,first unit of do you fe e l a n o th e r # tV a v t c - 1 g Before a single plat was available, b W ^ P f# lis t s ? o ij](l> B e m ore3 than the very first development work was under way- meni that D. P. Davis would build in St. Augustine another over Florida and from states outside poured into St. August office o f the D. P. Davis Properties with millions o f dollars Davis Shores. Never before has such tribute been paid to any ever been shown in anv develonor. I'BII ADK1.ITIIA, Nov. IP- (dh ~ HeII llutll iys be would greatly enjoy staying in Philadel­ phia and licking thunder nut of AgU'ran there, iu an I out of pub- IN RESERVATIONS SOUGHT foot comfort expert id Shoe Store today IN SALES. COMPLETELY EXHAUSTING PROPERTY OFFERED OVERSUBSCRIBED In the first few Hours of View Section in R e sid e n tia l D istrict Three bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitcheiand breakfast nook. Idiritc front and rear porches. Khdes in all rooms. Improvements. House cannot he replcctl for this price. Hrr* l'rt‘ 1’ « «r/t«i|h »»l«t|f f*«r M^stiti* IJK. W. p. SIAf'DOGALL |t'.o r e a 407- ’ Cl T dm yaB- nil OtrY BulMtag Uouro: 1 D i : 4 H » i i'fc-UO 4bJj J. H. Jackson was on sale as soon as possible— AND AT PRE-DE\1 entirely worth of property— and in ad M. NI 1 RICKS— for the benefit of those who dj subscribed by people anxious ti obtain reservations Saturday. be accommodated before the | AM * Mr. Davis takes this opportunity to e.xprc^ CCP appreciation for this spontaneous and unqua This tremendous 'demand it advisable for prospective buy I "ntlorsemont and (or the unfailing faith so substanl pate selections in the. next un evidenced by (he public in fill projects undertake Masonic Build IV m . O ffic e Hagan �Sa n f o r d St„ icodintf S &1 Sflj thtf sduring a ^ B™e mM'r«S?n» l***od nnd ‘ "atfthe g rt& w * » 1««Jier JK J i . «* » """* a,am L*?dn S' Sman-of-war nmi, S“ op; » » " * htt poUc,i' “ happened to meet out o f court. I explained to Mrs. Steele that I hnd incorporated in « statement what I believed Mrs. Ltlndsdownc wantcd to say nnd asked her if she would read it, which she did. stat­ ing that It was her belief also that this \wu exactly whnt Mr?. Lnndsdotvne did wont to say. Mrs. Steele stated she was about to see Mra. Landsdownc at luncheon and thnt she would be jjltul to convey S 5Sr&r*fcfc, , ^ tf*n (i;) t " f Section Seven- The Woman’s Club is holding a cook food sale at the I' ederal Bakery Saturday. Highest Quality IDEAL BRANDS have led the State for thirty years. Order early and avoid delays caused by congested freight conditions. . pcurlnn c o m plain t that « r com plalunm u P'i'rxon or are pereon<< SERVICE ORGANIZATION A V A IL A B L E TO VEGETABLE GROW ERS IfitcrcNiPii in ‘t h y, li!'' prnpvrtv, w)io*e n’. mvo <lc»crlticd nam e „ r nam ei ?,*■'• unknown to Ot** c o m p ls ln t ; IT IS TIIKItf.t'lllll; O R D E f l K D th at 5' 1'u anil , a.'ii" ,M'. uf ... i You ami a ll p a r t l i x clulmln • tin Iniernxt |„ gai.j |an()(l a linear t.. tito '•III «f complaint fir,.,i „• „n nr l efor.. Monday, ‘ “ 2 , ,tl1 dAy of December A. D„ ling nef • '" ■ 'i S S w u b .b J j u g , lUa “She ,0A ' rlhe" »rrc«p»'«l»''co We ? F er to. l^° vegetable growers o f Florida, through our subsidiary. Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services o f Dr. M. D. Leotard, r.n Entomologist nnd Riant Pathologist o f high repute. It’ troubles arise in the field, tell us about them nnd we will give you the most up-to-date meth­ od o f control. Our price list No. 29 will be sent upon request. n, h r * H ' ordered th a t thla n.lrn . , M» th e S a n fo rd K n n f . r l « UT ' S,.M,,K' r l*ubll»lu <1 III court t0 f f i t -she would like not i S ! ,'\y: ,',.n,» n,c County, Florida; week**1 " ' tk ( ° r four consecutive & S & *j ib V 'ir / r .r - l)nunln**. G lc rk o( LTU , / ,H,rt ff.M S K i.iffs s -s her P'™ V iv NOTICE l"f«-nil;mt» “ I1V\ ,,ncl» of y o u . n r * r> «lil.Ti ed 1 l*IH. th a t y o u r I.f ymi ■ ^ " .u n k n o w n : Hint r a c k If l i v i U |„ ,• ['* hanjut defendant*, un -: that , h ' ‘ h *1 « « • nf t w e n t y State of K «Mr;' t***r* ° n In the , ' t’*c aervlc. 6 f »uJ»- ".a <» «-> recorj5 s? s S ‘ &» Nort»ien.t N • r t h : L tnl^ Ua‘rht: r l:a * 1 h2 lf •■ nut Q uart*. „ , o ?* So u th - «••*">” ,£ a f S S f * u tak--1 !AY, NOVEMBER f/.r i 1 ,im the widow «" T i n : r n t r r i T n i u r r o f t iik n i:\ K v r u jr iu c iA i. riitrirr o r T i n : s t .v t i : o r f i . o i h i i a . » \ A M . F O K T I I K F O L M ' V OF H K.tllN ol.r.. . . IN C f T A N C K IlY . L E N A L. L E I S C I I . n w id o w , Complnlnant. in only » of c:‘n,™ ; !|)e the first time a ol- thrt thet ‘ t 'V0JI,“ j n, n witness 'v'' n h d tS r E t I, ns judge [ jam? at sui 0uld personally very i. .idvocate, nt*anything that j-jirfy- much PF*1 . h ‘ t0 «nv be said in :5c : f ; , t “ u t C r c i which G E O R G E \\*. J O N E S and ------ Jo n c » In wifi*. Card lit-r I*. Won,I and ----- 5S : n ", b . ? l» BObJect . I c o n I. Wood. Ii Im w if e , and It. II. ItAtnuey. ot 8emlnolf lorlda and Urn **nl o f e.ii, ,, h '; 1 " i n llouH,. at Sail l f County. F l o r id a thh **-*>' «>f Novembor A . D. Wilson & loonier Fertilizer Company December 14-15 MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS Jacksonville, Florida ,*.t The Home Of Miss Martha Fox 718 Oak Ave. PAUL It. FORBES, Mgr., Sanford Branch. If livinw. and If d e a d . aK a ln a t th e ir hnlra. devlx.T‘0, Rritulcoa nr a n y <>ih«r c H Im a u t a u n d e r them nr eith e r of t l ’ cm. rfs p o n d c lile . N u l l f f and O rd er o f Ruldl.-nllnit T o O r o r y r W. J o n r n and --------Jo iie a Ills w if e . G a r d n e r l*. Wood and ■ Wood, hla wife, and It. 5 and HI eac h o f >nu If liv „i,i ho ...nrnrtcl hy " ^ o r t e « mo^ j| II. R ainx.it'.l.'-L.l ,,.nV. ’,•« «lainiink thro'J5n fore the couit •? v\ou . . : nn Inter,“ t or iutcrrxtn under Iho Mrs*'of the court to cross examine n j ........ SH|,i Honrw _ w. . . . ....... .ion, -. and --------'s this : , hereon irrespective of their I Jo t ie a in i w if e . G a r d n e r I*. Wood a n d --------- Wood, hla w ife, and It. 11. Rnin n-y, dncnneeil, nr n l lifrw ln f declot- j withes.. t o nil u iik u n w n p a r l l f x rlnliiiknol;’irl' “ Upon the conclusion of the in- and a n In terest In nnd to th‘,» f>dinopohs terview i suggested to Mrs. I^ands- imr Inwliur i|, • i-rllifd la n d s l l u a t f In i wh®n. dowtic thnt if it would be helpful the C o u n ty o f S e m in o le and S tate I « ou!d to her, I would attempt to lncorpor- nf Flnrid n, t n - w l t : v . nte in a stntcmemnt for her that d*e ,ni which I understood she wished to and i an(l v, |,jch would not make it [Foley IlCcCsanry for the court to cross l f nver' examine her. - Y ' 3- Meson ;stated that she thought this would I . i»e n very fine thinjf to do. I ant l ect‘on1'under the impression that Mrs. I opened j andsdowns also agreed hut Ifotlow- wIlctl|cr she actually did so in view of what she now says I would not kf , attempt to say. ht doc a (;avc Mrs> stetle Statement etme.’ " ,.At any rnte, I am preparing r. Mis. Igtatcmcnt for Mrs. Landsdowne s m * that l__________________ — ----- -------------e f with Come nn(i have n free peda* •., it » » rup|| mode of your foot nt I loyil tan bet- . shr.t* Store, Thursday nnd Friday ttchanK? asmarized Surrounded by all o f this building: anti construction activities ofl’crs portunity for a jrood profit on every dollar invested in Marvania. Lc The Comfort Route! ® r i v o k u Ii ng* a vreslc horn Jarkfnnvillc; including m e a li n r d b<rtlt* [ U l t i m o m* $30,96: HlxitJctplilA 534.3d; Bniton $42.52. TKxomrKUfa mnd tail connections lo all cointi T h i* Company, established in I 852 oni ono of th* pioneer IrantporUtion lines tu Flor.dt. op:r.Rei Uri', comioiinbla steamer*, 'nciite^ i »r<5 tne NEW. magnificent S. S. ALLFCHANY rmdSJS.BERkSHir^E; the former on j i ksouvUU* Baltimoro line; the latter Iron Miami (o l'htla. S en d (or illuitrated booklet. Automobile* transported. Service lo S-vannv,. FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can tlidacy in the coming city clcO' Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. tion for the office o f Citj l*I«w sun E . lsn» Street Commission. I*liiii*t- u:is. JnckxuiM illp R. STEVENS n. volopments arc unobtainable for a price less than 5;M,000. P ircesin M than surroimdinc: property. This price level will not iast forever. I the possibilities offered in Marvania immediately. Prices o f hemesites in Marvania range from $2,500 to $3,400, on easy terms. Home sites in Marvania are being offered at ground floor prices assuring a very substan tial profit. Every ou n ce o f material used in b u ild in g F ord cars must measure up to Ford standards o f quality— reinforced by Ford standards o f w orkm an sh ip and inspection. That is w h y Ford cars give such long and satisfactory service. The T ou rin g C ar with added beauty and finer riding com ­ forts, is representative ot the unusual valu e available in Ford cars. Ask the nearest A u th orized Ford Dealer to show you this car. SCRUGGS REALTY CO SALKS AGENTS 292 First Street m Phone 735 Masonic Temple m m m �-i THE ^ S H L H E R A L D , THURSDAY. NOVEMBFH i . 107» ! F A Q B F O tJ R H ie Sanford Herald There Is a peculiar situation existent in Miami which ■t h k f» H . n w M t _______1. . Ct« jm H iitw flilm d IhMBd affects Seminole county and is interesting to the readers of w t n b « r I f . I l l * , f t Ui* *»o*toftle# Oct M ■ hhforrf. F lo r id a vn d a r A c t ot S ta rc h l . t i f f . _________ _ M IL A N O ■OWAKD BIRO ., w t i t ■••nclta A tr»M — iv i t n U I T I O t HANKO One Teat—17.00 Si* Meath*- »»»• Ucllscrcd In CIV ^ HMk, lie. W .«klv Cdltlon IX.00 M r year. ape<:iAi. n o ticbi Ail obituarr ■ortecc. card a ot thanks, •ad notices ot «nter:al»penU where aharcea are made will be ebaraed far at ref alar «d»artlelnf ratae. i r a i m t o o a sb o c ia tn o r a a o T h e Aaeoclated P rt e a la aaeluete a ly entitled to the uee for top ab fic a tion o ' all newe eredlte'. to It or not otherwise eredt a J In th is papor and also the lo­ th ' a a w a nubllebed herein. A ll jrl*h** f t rep ublicatlon o f epecial dlepairbaa herein a re aleo reeer-ed._______ T H U R S D A Y .N O V . 19, 1925. T n K HKHAL i/ sT ’ I.ATFOHM 1 — Deeper water rocte to Jackson­ ville. .. , i s —Const met Ion of St. Job un-indian Hirer canal, f , —Extension c f white way. is- -BiU'ialon of load amuaements. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, itu t.— Augmenting o f building protram— hotnes, hotels, apartment bwItVtfle f .— Extension of x.rtet pxvlng pro­ gram. 1,-—Construction of boularard arotnd IAka Monroe. i — Comple'Jos of city hcaMtlflcatlon program. 8.— Expansion o f school system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities. ___ ” iuh7 . k " v e r h e ~ f o b t o d a y ROAD TO SUCCESS:—Com­ mit thy wny unto the Lord; trust alto in him nnd ho shall bring it to pnss. . . . Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for him. Psalm 87: G, 7. PRAYER:—O l-ord, Thou knowest us, and also the end from the beginning, nnd we are nothing npnrt from Thee. Therefore now we commit ourselves and our way to Thee. --------- o---------WIIAT THU WIND LEFT A ground swept branch a saddle forms for me In which to sit nt ease where I can see And gloat with greedy eyes upon the fenst O f colors mingled there from West to East. Green feather fans of pine wave overhead. My feet touch Ivy vines of sun­ burned red. Black beetling crags, behind mo looming high Some slender stalks of goldonrod, close by. All silver powdered now, yet proudly stand, The lust survivors of a saffron band Thnt lovely, careless Summer dropped one dny From her gray mantle ere she slip* ped away. Gray mottled rocks that line thu curving Hhoro W hcro curling waves of bluu their homes explore. Threo milk-white gulls float idly through thu mist Above the river, rose and ame­ thyst. The bright-ringed stacks o f tug. bouts trimmed for town, Break colors, blending ivory and brown. fti ' . n ft n il Twin ferries meet and pass and meet again With copper luatro in each window pane. A laughing wind comes up, an nr* rant tcuse, And mocking, scatters futile rhy­ mes like these, My eyes nre color drenched, my mind bereft Of thoughts nnd words, hut this is what he left. — Florence Chase Huight. And Sanford is just beginning to grow. o ■ Whats worrying us is how nil the people who want to come to Florida ure going to get here if the Clyde liners keep burning. — o — ■ If tho extra session of the Flor­ ida Icginluture end* on Saturday, and if any gront amount o f work la done, this body of law makers will have to move faster than it Is hccrustonied to doing, — O ■ — Growing pains nre /being ex­ perienced by many Sanford busi­ ness concerns who find it necessary to he continually enlarging their facilities in order to handle an Increased business. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES W hy Doesn't the Governor A ct? A >'ew Element Hatties In Tree* Hy the Hand o f God He Obeyed Mormon Jo« HY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrtrni IBIS) The Herald, only insofar as it affects the governor o f this state. Of the basic facts in the case all we know is what we have read in the papers and since the articles have never been denied, we assume they must have been correct. HARRISON W. NOEL, sub-nor­ A few weeks ago Sheriff Chase and his deputies killed two men and wounded a number o f others while thwarting mal youth uged twenty, ran away from nn insane asylum, killing a an attempted jail delivery. No effort was made by the taxicab driver and a little girl. The sheriff to prevent an escape by any one o f a dozen means young man’s lawyer told the jury other than gun fire. Having advanced information of the thnt he was insane, "afflicted by attempt, he posted his men in advantageous positions a n d ' the hand °f God shot the prisoners down in cold blood as they ran from ! The Jury decides that he was sufficiently sane to be killed by j the jail. electric chair. That will happen For this exhibition o f idiocy, he was indicated for unless some higner authority second degree murder by the grand jury. It is the privilege changes the arrangement. of the governor to remove a sheriff for any misconduct BIOLOGISTS W ILL tell you while in office. Governor Martin did nothing. A petition thnt providence does not deserve) was forwarded to the governor by the substantial people^oft the horrible accusation, "afflicted I Dade county, asking for the removal of the sheriff, i by the hand of God," nnd common governor to the present day has done nothing sense tells you that a just omin- j And Dado county is placed in the peculiar position of potent, merciful being ruling the hnving as its sheriff a man who is under indictment for a 'boy o f Twenty w U h lm i murder. When a prisoner is locked in Dade county’s jail, sanity, causing him to murder a he knows he is put there by n man who himself is accused ;man and little child that had done r o f murder. When u moonshiner’Hstill is seized or a bootleg­ no wrong. ging joint raided, if ever, the law-breaker knows it is an EVERYTHING IN the visible, alleged murderer who does it. Women and children in from the egg o f nn oyster j Dade county know they must look to a man under indict­ universe to the big ALdcbran is made up of I ment for murder for protection from evil doers. fewer than one hundred different j How is Governor Martin going to explain why he has "elements" or substances. A few uro missing, nnd tw o . closed his eyes to this peculiar situation? Governor Martin scientists, Jaraslnv, [ certainly doer. not approve of shooting quail on the ground nnd Professor Dolejsek, Heyrovsky announced ) Governor Mnrtin certainly does not think it wise to entrust the discovery o f one more which 1 w the welfare q £ and children to a man accused of they call "Divimngnn." murder. Why then, does he not net? THAT NEW world "Divimngan,” The rumor has come to us thnt there was an ‘ ‘under­ standing" between Governor Martin and Sheriff Chase rela­ jwill live millions o f years a fte r , every language now spoken shall tive to tho Hialeah race track. It may be that such an have completely vunished from u-e I understanding has something to do with the present peculiar and memory. situation in Dade county. Or it may be that Senator Calkins, of Fernandinn, now living in Miami, who was employed by KNOWLEDGE AND intellectual Chase as counsel, and who also must pass upon the gover­ power are international, indepen­ nor’s decision in the event it is made, may have something dent of race. It is well to remind tho world, nursing its racial hat-1 to do with tho governor’s present stnte o f inertia. red, that tho six greatest minds ! It is also generally believed that Governor Martin has in mathmatics and astronomy were STREAMS OF STEEL ambitions in the direction of a senatorial chair in W ashing-1horn of six different races—CoCLEARWATER SUN ton. It will he interesting to see how he plays his cards in ; pernicu*. a Pule; lycho Brahe, a Dnde county. I he governor still has a few more Hays in > r# r, German; German; Cinlialeo, Italian; f ’onstanlly flowing through the lays to scores of other motorists. which he can remove Sheriff Chase and save his face. Descartes, French; Newton, great­ la art of Clearwater nre two liiis matter was called to the S f lf J S .S B y 'For Wedding Par Mr. and Mrs. Hutton Lovely Bridge Party Given Wednesday By Mrs.Andrew Mahoney f t i s r s f «i— • ot ,h°i.......... 1k LAMB IS ALWAYS Tfie G oaT •»-ny hath- re* Real llffift R. L. ROBERT! AUDITS - SYS MONTHLY IIOOKKEEPRI STORY HOUR contest, are asked to com* and scores were counted, and tho prize for high score among tho laides, The usual story hour will b© read their essays, a* this wlU n box o f powder was awarded to held nt the library next Saturday form the pro&rmia instead o f tM Mr*. Alice Tcters, Herbert Wrieta morning nt 10 o'clock. All who regular story telling. M is. Clark having high score among the men, won prizes Innt week or received will tell a few stories to the youngwus given u tie. honorable mention, In tho essay children. A t the conclusion of the game the hostess, nssisted by her daugh­ ter, Miss Luella Mahoney, serv­ ed a delicious salad and sweet MONEY A V A IL A B L E Loans course. The guest list included Mr. and For First Mortgage Leans on Liberal ValnuHon Rn^i* at Mrs. John Schirnrd, T. L. O'Con-i Consult us first when In the market for fniids nor, Mrs. Alice Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters, Bill Peters, Magnolia ft Sscond A. I». CONNELLY & SONS Miss Lucy Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bossidy, Mi3s Josephine Tarhell, Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Wrctz, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs. K. E. Roumillnt, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Miss Luella Mnhoney, P. O. Sharp and A. B. Mahoney. On TuMdW O f unusual brilliance and state­ Mrs. Andrew B. Mahoney was Mr,. M f f l . l , , ' | ” , It n bu tt.t wide interest wus the wedding of noha Avenue. The spacious home the gracious hostess Wednesday was opened en suite and trans­ r ‘, . S npnrtment m th, Miss Ethel Henry of Sanford and ferred into a veritable floral bower, evening when she entertained at Claude St. (Jlnir Ogllvie of Ft. the wedding colors o f orchid, green bridge at her home on Tenth Myers which was solemnized , church an*iL i d being effectively carried Street, there being five tables of Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at with baskets and bowls o f roses, players. -fptiott »t the First Presbyterian Church, Dr. chrysanthemums nnd ferns. The The rooms where the card tabIrtf.Wenue, at VV*Frngrant rod roses were used 1« j E. D. Brownlee, pastor officiating, guests re iv e d * i^ t h o ’ living Ic^ were placed, were adorned with Fragran*. « vnrsou, rooms. In using the impressive ring cere-1 !>«■ Mr. m - „and „ . i m__ „ cere-| room room by Mrs. ti____ Henry« Ogbaskets and bowls of pink roses ., ,ml Mr*ntony rthe fu. ^ j " l m T h e dining table and ferns. The score cards and n,1‘l the parents o f the groom. dining room, the The entire church was encircled The receiving line in the drawing tallies were also done in floral de­ taehert As* KSik"* fieri **-: ^ ArtS'wlih1» with feathery boughs o f bamboo room included only the bridal signs. «* n • interspersed with potted palms party. SchoolDuring the evening a most silver and French baskets filled with (til........... entertain £ T ,S S i Mrs. Henry was becomingly at­ spirited game of bridge was play­ 1 ‘ r Tburi- nnee diver enndleabrns holding golden rod and yellow elder. The tired m a handsome gown of raisin ed, and after a number of rubbers, . tanenr At one end the silver ccolutnns were entwined with chiffon emhroidered with metallic southern smylnx. Bamboo and f / e service was placed nnd pre♦breads and handed with squirrel imber Two C- i t nwr by MrsFrank Davies stately pnlm.x were banked en fur. Blond crepe heavily embroi­ lit, regular *!r T-imna LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY the charming house mass against the chancel forming dered fashioned the costume worn , ne# Mas* euelt of Mrs- Hutton. A delicious u rich tiurk background for white! by Mrs. Ogiivi BY MARY MARSHALL . initiation. ? i,r course supjwr was served, and pedestal baskets of huge yellow! i„ .i,„ Copyright McClure Syndicate Jflt'Teachcrs Appropriate favors presented each chrysanthemum, and tall stand- tnblc wa, lai^ wUh Ln exquUitc L the buddThere has been of late n tremen­ J f f A t "T h ose enjoying the cordial hou- Ur<The'cho!r' lo ft'w ts 2 S & with dous revival of interest in lace. nitalitv of Mr. ami Mrs. Hutton myriads o f white tapers the light At either side were silver can.Bel * will P 10 Mr* I Frank Davies, Tnm- from the.se casting a sott, mellow *lahras European shop keepers Inst sum­ holding white tapers, and at were . t •• •• ||erri„g, Miss |glow over the already pretty scene. intervals were silver compotes of j o’clock. - Florence — , f ---- - ‘|Marking tho pews reserved for green mints. Green and white ices, mer were delighted to find Ameri­ Henry, if the I’res* rthpi**'Henry. Miss can women far more eager than Mr. and and intimate friends were helJ at lMiss, Pi.il.' Ruth Heitrv. Henry, Mr. ana Mrs. »im.| relatives •,>,« wem heart shaped cakes, nml mints emthey had ever been for ninny years bei' l arles Evans Henry. Mr. nnd garlands o f asparagus ferns caught | bossed with orange blossoms, were ersoon \i at night M s Forest I-nke, Dr. and Mrs. with cluster o f chrysanthemums.. gcrved by a bevy of Sanford's fu­ to buy large quantities of lace— ll n D Caswell. Claude Oglivie, While the guests were assent- ture society belles, the Misses Cn- lovely lace nt a high price, ordin­ Ifnvmond Oglivie of Gainesville, bling, a lovely program o f nuptial, mil|a j*u|cston Klizabeth Knight, ary lace at a medium price and unucr the d di-i Rehorcn Stevens. Ktnvnna Elizabeth ni-nimtii Tn.n. th? socRobbltt o f Ft. Myers. music was rendered under i-, Rebocen Turn- lnco that would make any connois­ Hbyteriaa !' --------I t c ! I?.11*** Margaret Deters and Frances seur shudder at a price thnt seembargain. Durautumn bundthousands their way s holds of , , —.........- ..................................... .. , --------------- ---— ......... Some of id ' •» #1 The Bridal Chorus from jtn ey will go to New York and Imre but much of it came as pnrt Until Sold shat J:JU; "Conservation nndfr ift Dny of Lohengrin (W agner) was used ns other points o r interest in the i of the luggage of globe-trotting j NationalEducationalWeek was i processional, while "The Wedding ,-nst. Upon their return they w ill, Americans. I observed at the Sanford High March from Mid Summer i ho at home to tlicir friends at F t .; And that lace is now luring W ilb This exceptionally hand O il! t o ' bit and! School Wednesday, which an m* ■N ights Dream (Mendelssohn)! Myers. |brought to light, carried to the Club’ teresting and instructive program was used as recessional. During j Mrs. Oglivie is traveling in a dressmaker or spread out in prihr. od bouuht to soil tor It h;» ' was successfully given by tho So- the ceremony the Wedding ( or- smart costuno o f brown velvet and vato sewing-rooms. Fortunately emony, accompaniment by 1. Ley -1 satin, the fur-trimmed coat being |opportunity for the use of lace__ |phomore Class i j f brown suede. Her chic hat nnd not skimpy bits o f lace, hut enough DniPllT The program opened with tli3 back, was softly played. Tho first o f tho bridal party to other accessories being of matchj lace so that it can he draped and . . singing o f tiie "School Song , folj manipulated freely and generously, M eC t lowed by n piano solo by Luella enter was the bridesmaid, Miss ing tones of brown. llu* hrit!i* i.s tho lu’autitul and i or cut into panels and godets an 1 U nnPP 1Mahoney. Some illustrated talks Kuth Henry, sistci of the bride*, 1 i f\ Mr.) gores of the right shape. Then PQdllCL j as f0|iovv, were given: "School and Grant W^ilson, groomsman, talented eldest daughter ot who took their places at either and Mrs. Henry and is a graduthere has been a revival of interSavings Banks,” by Clarence Duf[teen the! fin assisted by Earle Dossey, sido of the altar. Miss Henry was ate o f Sanford High School, Inter (»st in lace collars and cuffs. Very it? No-!Claude Locke, and Claude Robson, beautifully gowned in orchid c h if-! graduating from Florida State t charming are tiie afternoon froks iexcellent; "Thrift in the Home,” by Lillian fori hand-painted in rose and sil-1 College for Women at Tallahassee j nf dark, rich velvet trimmed only >t- with collars nnd cuffs of some over u yellow satin slip. Hurt where she held numerous high <TW. L. Thoridey assisted by Grace Spinks, ver, slippers were o f silver brnendt lice.t nnd honors. She is a valued |sort of real lace of high quality. K*tho roii- Pauline‘ Echols, nnd Martha Meade. She carried nil arm bouquet of yel member o f the Kappa Delta Soror­ With the prominent French Mof. sew; ncxt talk was made by low chrysanthemums. ity. Last year she was a popular dressmakers metallic lace seems i enjueil. (Varj Dobson on "T hrift in the Miss Florence Henry,■t another menitiier of the San ford lligli to have helil first place so far— planting gcj,00p». She was assisted by sister of the bride, neleitl as maiil Schoo 1 faculty. S m i t h B r o s ,, I n c . It is deeply re- ! though undoubtedly for Southern P - ’ y** Virginia Barber, Elva Pierce and o f honor, entering ulon i*, wearing grctci 1 that h"r mn^nuj;e takes her wenr later this winter and for Ha T*®* V ub* |Beatrice Howard. "Thrift in the a fetching frock of nib green pm-1 away from Sanifonl. I spring nnd summer thread laces (^lulity Mvrchnndize at Prices tlmt Appeal ,ir.J it h ! t owi1," the concluding talk, was broidered chiffon over a foutulu-i Mr. Oglivie iIS lee son "f Mr. I will come into their own. The miy u* mat|c |,y Cugenin David, assisted tion o f gold satin. Site too, wore i ami 5Irs. J. M. Ogilvie of Gaines] sketch shows a very new frock of |hnn«’ tnisUy Louise Bushnell, Luiso Russell silver slippers mid carried yellow |vi and is a graduate of Guinns-1 gold and steel lace, which demon­ Which our Window and .see how cheap it Soils and Alice Elder. The exercises chrysanthemums. idle High School and also of Uni-1 strates the way strips and medal­ Iran - Club ,-losed with the singing o f “ AmorMaster Ralph Tolar, dressed in versity of Florida and is a member lions of lace may he used. the '1>'- |||a." white panne velvet, carried tl*.* of the Theta Giii Fraternity. For _____ LttJ to the Thc p rii|ay program will he in j ring embedded in the heart o f a tard Hul l School, gouiic from here , aaB aaanaiiaiicniiannaaT kaaaB hH haahhB aH iltiK hiihaB aB B hM hH U hhB aaarw a.iH anaacB M X unha'X oahhhuShhU ahnhrfhU hiiahaaft F ***' charge of tin* Freshmen Class. TIh 1largo yellow chrysanthemum. Preceding the bride Was tho cute I to Harvard, where lie was grnduI t t.v n 1i sali jeet will he ‘ Know Yotir School.’ :f.rl, which “This w ill lie the closing program littlo flower girl, who resembled ated from the Harvard school of lodcunven-j0f American Educational Week. a flower herself in her dainty petal! law in 11*21, with the highest hon; from the: \]| frit-mis o f the scchool are in- frock o ’ pink tnffetta over a *lip|ors o f the school, receiving the de1hours of j vited to attend the exercises nt the o f ruffles o f lace with appliqued1gree of Magnum Gum I.aude, the lit appoint-; High School Auditorium Friday miniature baskets of tiny French1goal sought by all law students and which is attained hy few. He flowers. | v utTciti-1morning at 10:80 o'clock. Tlu> bride entered with her fa­ is now a successful lawyer at Ft. ther, Charles Evans Henry, by Myers. so often Among the out of town guests | Mrs. W allace Hostess whom she was given in marriage. tj, brought it is not T n M p i n l 'i o i 'Q They were met nt thc iiltai hy the were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ogilvio of b irt inn 1 0 i V i e m D e i S U I 131 l t l ^ e f isroom his best man. his broth Gainesville, parent* of the groom:! groom and _____ er, Raymond Oglivie of Gaines­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mizcllc «>f Lake­ ikJford'i!Club On W ednesday ville. land, Mrs. M. L. Crowe of Gaines ■to any-1 villi-. Miss Knthcryn McClelland ofi Never has this attractive bride p rankui Among the many social events presented a more beautiful picture, Gainesville, Mrs. Howard Lyman I of Altamonte Springs; Mr. and crop, nf pH, wcc^ IU1(| 0no o f thc most » M than in her bridal robe of heavy ii largo lufKe delightful was that o f Wednesday penrl white satin, with trimmings Mrs. Herbert Lyman of Winter | lbe do|afternoon when Mrs. A. B. W al­ o f brilliants, pearls anil hand made Haven; Mrs. J. Frank Davies o f, i of thc lace entertained members o f the flowers. Her soft tulle viil edged Tampa and Earl Bobbitt of I’ t. t Wednesday Bridge Club. with princess lace, was held in i Myers. con a place with a coronet of orange Quantities of red radiance ros­ jl*. was Mr. anil Mrs. Victor Scaberg es together with greenery were Idossoms. She carried a shower and two children have returned | aition G iw'in’ , Tcdtl.s, made uf tint civpcH in the rooms bouquet of brides roses and Li­ from a motor trip to Pulakta, M. 8krm:in, used in docornting nil Hit* new color* trimmed with filet whero the curd tables were arlies o f the valley. Augustine and Jacksonville. ♦tHeraThe ushers were Dr. Ben D. Cas­ i ranged. l.tCCS. ♦h read The nfternoon passed all too well, Monroe B. Hutton, and Earl, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Adams of A* Spirit >on with the interesting game o f Bobbitt of Ft. Myers. Miami will arrive here Monday pCieit, f a Immediately after the ceremony Ibridge, and after counting the and will he their guests of the . Bktt, a reception was held at the home latter’s sister, Mrs. Claude I scores, the prizu for top score It: Mi lecwas presented to Mrs. Clnude IIo- o f tiie bride’s parents. Mr. and . Charles Evans lienry on Mng* I Hormlon on Magnolia Avenu (Yepe Uloontcra u»u IV iids. i 'l l p u r e |Vi. c. |ward, it b.'ing a hand-made can! Mrs ink a n d O r c h id . I table c o v e r . nilk— White, Flesh, Mrs. Wallace assisted by Mrs. Nicu quality. A ll silk ( ’ r e p e lie l^httie. rju't. U I , IF. E. Roumillat served a tempting li**1' |salnd course at the conclusion of r 08 j the car game. v*1111 Substituting for absent club j members were Mrs. Henry Purdon, A » 'and guest, Mrs. Jack Hewitt, and « irtha i Mrs. Charles Britt. Club members | » nil Present were Mrs. E. F. HousAll Silk Chiffon fine sheer quality j holder. Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. 04 on!( laude Howard, Mrs. David Cald­ well and Mrs. F. E.Roumillat. t 5 jv. P. v e ry Shade it Room 15, Masonic Temple. est o f them all in pure muthomu-, streams o f atcel. Those streams attention ol the city some time tics, Hritish. nre not yet listed in the booklets ago hy^ the Clearwater Evening and folders of the Chamber of .Sun. Seeking to safeguard mo­ The Early Shopper Gains THE LAW works in different Commerce or real estate dealers, torists from this danger and also to relieve themselves from a mass ways, even when you try to make it hut they nre here. These streams nre considered of minor matters in regard to ■ m i lK m i ( llR I R U | | | E I I I H I l| | | | | | work all one wny, While a moron Every year, along about thin time, newspapers Login u from the lunatic asylum is vital assets of the city, although traffic regulation, the eity com- I to urge people to do their Christmas buying early, T o n escaped sentenced to dentil, IMutt May, .1 they are not unique. There streams |mtssioners passed nn ordinance certain extent the saying grows tiresome hut yet it is an Ute Indian, is ncquited o f murder. ure dangerous, although they arc ( giving to the eity manager the nu- ] thority to draft such regulations 1 necessary. absolute necessity in order to make the big Christmas rush The Indian's wife ditVl when Every three seconds, according! as mivht be necessary in properly as light ns possible on those clerks who must work early the Imhy was seventeen days old, to actual count made for one hour; handling the traffic. ai and late in the various stores of the city, trying to assist and the baby had pneumonia, j Saturday afternoon, nn nutomo -1 Previous to passage o f this or­ The ndian tie. t.ie bodies o f wife | (.ro' 8M the intersect!ion of I the hnrd-to-plonse customers in purchasing just the right ami the baby together and buried Cleveland street and Ft. Harrison dinance, the city manager prom­ things for Christmas presents. them In the same grave, the baby nvenue. That point marks the | ised to confer with the chief of Wo nre going to offer you tocaj| Police with regard to matters of It does pay to do your Christmas shopping early. alive. rapids of on** stream, the greater. traffic regulation. Perhaps, so that ought to intereat the inv« Platt May was acquitted because ( which flows through the city. The! far he’s been too busy. But Clear "E arly” means when you are able to select your gifts with­ purchasing as permanent owners. out running into the elbows and shoulders of competitive a medicine man, “ Mormon Joe" [other is on Garden avenue nnd its j water citizens will recall that ♦old him to do it, and he obeyed flow, while not quite so large, is months ngo Chief o f Police Gid g ift seekers, when it is possible to give plenty of time and through fear. There wns a r e a -•almost ns constant. I Powledge recommended thnt Ft. consideration to the prospective purchases, when you will , Bon for fenr. Mormon Joe, while I And the season for travel Is > Harrison and Garden avenues he A WAREHOUSE! find the stores well filled with grt ‘H i v n n e ty mid \VjUli*n jpR. ^ u piJLIyw only lir'ginning! j nindo atop streets and that nil shelves fully stocked, and when youl ('.'III sp a re th e salesn cf 'vn<* Ilgluly of I As duya lengthen into months [ nutos^seeking to cross these thorFaces 100 feet on Cedar Avcid these streams will become more oughfnrcs bo brought to a stop bo­ people and yourself physical wear and tear o f the last ond Street. Price $ 8,000.00. Term und more turgid with the flood f°re venturing into these dangerminute Christmas rush. THE REVEREND II. A. R, i>f autos. As the number o f these ! streams. Perhaps the average person doesn’t realize that Christ- ! Philip, 20 years a Pre.byterlan j increases, o increases the danger, I here has been delny and again _ , ; ''specially .to those who attempt delay and yet no action has been A FILLING STATION AND GF.(| mas is only n little more than a month away. Just a few ! mlniatiT at Tumu. ill East A frica "in the jungle, human babies to ford, with their cars, these rap- taken toward relieving this condi­ more weeks are left and those weeks will he mighty busy 1says, urn to swing before they can . idly flowing streams, Lot faces on Sanford Avenue tion which daily bccomlcs 'more ones for everybody in Sanford. I proof of the evolution theory many ! ( Sometime a hurried driver, por- acute. room dwelling house, filling station; No matter how much the idea of service is stressed ; times among the wild tribes in haps ignorant of the strength of He's a busy man—the city mnntho current in these avenues, will n g e r-b u t this is n matter upon l East Africa." Price $5,500.00. Terms reasonable. on the part o f the store managers, such a thing is almost dart from a side street into the which no more time should he impossible to render if the great majority of people put off midst of the stream. There will he i YOU NEED not go to East A f - ! a crash and tho damage will he to­ wasted. This is not a matter for until the last minute their Christmas shopping. See us and look at this before yo |riea to ico babies aide to climb a ! talled in dollars nnd cents and the pigeonholes. Unceasingly, with gathering There are, we believe over twelve thousand people in tree. Every Imhy for a considerable lives, to say nothing o f the deprices cannot he heat. I strength, those streams flow on. Sanford, without taking into consideration the thousands |time after birth, will easily sup-1 who live outside of the city limits hut who do their trading 1 port its weight clinging to your n 2121 Meisch building MAKE ’EM SQUEAL here. There are, wo know, comparatively few stores. If j finger or to a small piece of wood. Every mother knows how a 1 TAMPA TELEGRAPH the people start now to select their Christmas presents, the I "mail baby grasps the mother's j stores o f this city can easily attend to the wants of our j hair and hold on. Evolutionists I Greed always has a back-kick. people. Hut if most o f the shoppers wait until the last few ! ♦•'II you that goes hack to a time 1 In times of prosperity, there ere who are in reality nn asset to ■ pa, are not gouging people, ■ thtyH before Christmas to do their buying, the result wi when the little monkey clung to always those who will use goug­ rani the fur on it's mother's dies:, ing methods to reap a selfish un­ im-ir houses, nnd rooms are oc­ he a mad scramble and much dissatisfaction. cupied at n reasonable rent. They 1while the mother hopped from tree holy, rotten, harvest. Th pro­ an satisfied with n fair profit. So "D o your Christmas shopping early". ; to trie. fiteers are not only it.,., ,, l . , , 11 nuisance | they could get more because o f I 1 That what evolutionists si that ought to he suppressed, hut the unprecedented demand, demand l.m Lot uh however, not presume narrow-brained fools who are trai-;they know the rules of decency, ’ 11 form opinions, hut lot missionaric i ^tors to the city tiiut has kept and honesty, and adhere to the Further Comment Unnecessary ami scientists tlcnl with it. meat on their unworthy hones. same. • i I J 1*1? " re,,t bog" is a curse It is the silliest o f "tommy-rot" ETHEL RUNNEL « y, Some time ago a resident of the state of Virginia ad­ to deny that Tampa has its quota V V t iV*M,tyt ,l,i;i" 0,!h bKeat jTild mnd-wallT ” n,‘ huio Wh° ‘made ° K'™ 1’ of lowing hint dressed a communication to Governor Trinkle o f that state, nftv these offensive renUhog*. fifty-eight men inof oitth* judjjinjj Jo l fat, and vicious. Hut when hutch- Other cities from Jacksonville urging that he call tho legislature into sped! session tt> competition, and thnt isn't sur-lerim . it,n,........ . . «lown nre also making vigorous prising. , k A ,no ho makes more V see if something could not he done about people leaving that I , . . I fuss than nil the rest combined protesta ngninst them. know! state headed for Florida. Women had to hr good judges of lie squeals about percentage and [ Rent-hogs drive people out of I*1’ " ll Naturally this has resulted in nuieh newspaper editorial animals to exercise d. cretion in every squeal is « the state, they keep people from picking out their husbands. 11° rolls Ids eyes like a .lying coming into Florida. What a comment on tiie proposal, all o f which has had its beneficial Nature lias given them power to effects to Florida, in giving the state much additional free M-c dearly and form sound judge­ cnlf, and protests that he is barely Pity these rental "Lefty Louies” getting a living out of n little •cannot be banished from Florida ment at a glance. publicity. home. Rent hogs o f |»,th sexes ; Hut relief can come, if the w is’ Other states began talking about the letter that was I. 'M;uly , n husband wit., thinks have invaded Tampa from other •loni of thi* member* of th*» sent to Virginia's governor and among the dippings reach­ |lie did the picking was in reality sections, and have rented a h.utlsc, Legislature will be exercised in the one picked by a nnturul horn and are making a living out of |proper protection to Florida’s hesti ing the hands o f the Florida Development Hoard was one judge of live stock. renting a couple of rooms, |interests. ' from the Henncttsville, S. advocate which seemed to sum up the whole situation in a few words. It said: "If Governor McLeod of South Carolina were to issue a call for a special session of our legislature, he would prob­ ably find out that half of the members are in Florida Sia-uking of trnbi wrecks nn Ocain man says they always come themselves” . HENRY-OGILVIE WEDDING LOVELY EVENT OP WEDNESDAY EVENING AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P rice R ed u ced E ach D ay SB !tiff now roach Ai y n J ! Business PiJ l THE WHITE REALTY Surely These itinerant ------- van* naimhl for • »» { there YT’ ~ are no _rent-hogs 11 A NEW comet is discovered in Tamp impu. They came, like miuntorv ' tha I*tTU"l«ture, nnd the plan to the contellation of the Hunting hi rds of old. to fatten upon a l T >nVi “ *tat!° rent l'"n >mmission Dog. It is a small comet. For- helpless tnople who nd*_*ht fall int should receive unanimous apInnately, we have I••anted not to their clutches. These cases should proval. Is* afraid • Real folk should get busy—let ’ 1*11 of l»i|^ ont s. Wo no he reported to authorities, and a. I— J longer ring church hells to fright- wveral o f them have more than the slimy, s e l f i s h , rent-hogs tit the comet uwii) as our nncea- ‘ ^ ° for rent, are violating squeal. t'lrs did. We measure it, and |mo stnte laws they should 'h ih h H H aB Ma a h H a h a a a a a n a a a a » a >a*l ' j catalogue it. punished for nut paying a license DAN DOKBlS S A Y S It might be well to look into 1-------------------------------W K OUf.ll r to get on our kncca *ome robbing hotel* nnd um n Sometimes wo figure that just and thank henven for that wonderhouses. Reports show th-It Ix-mg married is enough to make ful, greatest of all shock nbsor- ,om o these "brotherly nny woman mad at her husbandi hers, our atmosphere. Scientists! M o w n are "skinning ■t*m -sometimes. art* NUprlBiMl by a nhower of m eton Itheir doing thi* city more <!.imago unuftuully at thin time of year, ithan nn enitlicmic could do. They are flU|>pn»o'| to be The fall leaves are so beautiful We Iiave two plans of f'i i! k^ ; ! . *1*!*. V’ i v *1* * • ■ ’ bower *! daJJ'ngoT how cV ’VhL? ?! Y . f‘;.w h«*y seem almost ns wonderful « ‘ Your Horne those wo colored in kindergarten in threes. Other accidents too, us a local limn will testify, always in W IIAT IS VALUABLE in not need, and what i« new in threes. —Sanford Herald. Tho not valuable.— Daniel Webster. third train wreck runio ns pre­ dicted, and Ocala railroad men iir>* hoping that the scries bus closed M Y FAVORITE STORIES up such incidents for the time be­ By IRVIN S. COBH ing.—Oculn Star. --------- o — In Detroit, Roy Carruthers, A CHANCE FOR THU VISITING down nt a table and taking a sent on tiie opposite side he took ANGEL niesident o f the Hook-Cndill-i • Hotel Company announced ttvat When William Travers Jerome Thomas' brawny left hand palm upward in one o f his own hand.* hereafter ull guests will receive wan District Attorney of New when they leave this hotel n free IYork he started a crusade of pros­ policy insuring their lives for the |ecution* nguin.it fortune tellers, 1st We will lend you tar getting i„. next 4H hours. This might he a |snoth-snyers nnd fake mediums, to a rut. U*t. along some roads the good bleu for Minim hotel opera- , who at thnt tinto infested parts rut keeps you out of the ditch. lh . tors to follow. Iof Munlmttnn Island in numbers. daneer signs « i„ „ . . These danger A county detective mimed AI , __ | T a m p a can expect nothing of the highway * should Is >**u see on necessary to build a ccntpi* if If the casualties keep incroM- |Thomas, « husky person with n hall t< the palm. Then seemingly 11Hrent-K I the rent-hog. As n rule Put before! is too many roadside . , m 10 to drift into a trance. | A RUSSIAN professor nnd tag. we will huve to replace the wit of his own, was detailed to he begun inlazy to work, but not u restaurants. honest 2nd— If your lionio is already automobile repair stations at ev­ the job of securing evldencv u- His eyes drooped, his head nml ventor says he cun transmit pic- to steal. ery corner with hospitals,— Plant guinst these offenders and tlun ded, then ut length his lips n.ov turei o f moving objects by n ...... there i* another kind of you a very substantial *<ja The highest compliment n man Then ed, framing words. | dio. 1 h at would be in te re stin g , o s - 1 re n t -h o g City Courier. If they'd make the arreting tin in. Ho is the "A shape i< hovering nbov e me, pecially in war time, letting you j wants nil the slop. If it aton-e -7ti N Q \i jails big enough to take cure o f nil o f his object NO D E LA Y In pursuance str d apt tones draw* see your bravo boy going over th»i j the other pigs. He grun’ s lou,i!.r would his auto. 1 as drunken drivers, they wouldn't Thomas called upon a so-called1 ,d Yet neurc is an top and driving hack a whole army, than the rest, and gets W* need hospitals.— Hanford Herald. crystal-gazer, pri ending that be , Prompt Service Guaranty A c a f e r o o f fell in J uaroz And dreaming thcae lovely dreams, wanted it reading,| The faitei uah-! It might even make it possible first. He professes to be n r. i ' Call and let us explain oun and dandy," ke in tIt9 j to put every time beforo granting ANY ured the custo ter into a dimly lit I moving pictures into the Tampa, but the only thing, ho ha* Maybe because some \f. ' , tone* of Uc vi* Hu m- i homes and help to w his picture made *,i,t , x,can bad driving licenses, as they do in room hung with biuck hnitidii;(* build a ;e v e r done for this ’* i n up | ever aone ror tnu city, wan wh».. »urr maitt without a cigarct. >aid angel is o f yours race that may eventually |fo Hat he had hi* mucus-covercd ■ some states, they wou'd have few and adorned with ntyst rioti t o b -) " in snout ft ter fetch h 'eng with Strange thing, drunken drivers, its "habitual jeet* presumably par on IU b«ck9 liko an oyster in iu ' (he troush, and wa i ning to) “ hogging i t ! a man who has hap We k(now Put up this h oncy. Be- bv«l, and get everything without Ial!.M drinkers" would nut be abla to black urt. There he st srythir in the Tiiciuas J ouTc ninchcc 107-109 S. Purk Ave. S a n fo rd . Fl‘>rld' going anywhere. ' JIt is pleating to kqow that tho' world he want, and get licetuft*,—Orlando Sentinel. happy. ♦ill ho I ■ ■ a a a a a o a a a u a a a a a a a u a a a a a a a a a aa< Ladies’ Silk Underwear and o s ie $3.50 to $10.00 Specials 'pain fe W Van Raalte llo se ADOLPHE MENJOU $2.50 pair en m®, a Tim Dr. Scholl 5 Demonstration i H ere Htursday a n d F r id a y , S Europe’s Great Lover. Greta Nissen as the Pari­ sian dancer who charmed him. Bessie Love as the American girl who won his love. You’ll love them all! ^ Dair $1.65 Crepe satin, flat crepes and Georgette Gowns and Tedds. All new color com­ bination, handsomely trimmed with full lace. $8.75 to $15.00 * lo ^ fT h E K IN G O N STRE^' t « tdief e Lull Van Itaaltc Chiffon. All silk Chiffon Root with lisle top. All shades. Fine Silk Underwear J i d r " i* » t*v« ym Phoenix Thread Sills 1 Have your foot troubles Adjusted - S1.G5 Pair /: t \ a mn Hoyd Shoe Co. 8 U i *i r m'd ! ‘ l ^5 November 19-20 A H T h e M ot \ A 3 do $3.51) pair Milane- Friday- ♦•iBaaaBjBaaBaaauuiiahBBH nBaBn u u ■ MON Title Guaranty & Mori? ' Pheonix Hose Si.50 Pair All shades, pure silk, full-faahion, tdso "Uadmor” $2.25 virtues. Black and Brown Specials $1.50 pair The Y owell C omp an (i Qammounl Qictuft ----------------------------------T ll| la i o i i n i a i l | - ------------------------------------ ~ ‘L �TojStalk “ One A rm ed” W olfe Is Guilty O f Murder MUNCIE, Ind.. Nov. 19.—OP)— j A broad In Pajamas On Next Judge Clarence Darth In the Del- 1 I aware court Wednesday night, [ pronounced tho verdict of n ju ry ,! Thursday A t State Capital which found Charles (One Ann) <v» TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 19 (>P).— The m m of Tallahas•ee will have aomeUiing to be day. Florida loveliness will truly thankful for next Thursstaik abroad, and in pajamas! Tha occasion will bo observance by the “ Odds'* o f their cnl> Into the college during nn a d year. It will also be the aftermath o f the annual basket­ ball struggle between the “ Odd*” and “ Evens” o f the institution. The night before the game, a f­ ter lights flash in the dormito­ ries, which, on that memorable night is merely sn empty form, the long line of Odds, clsd in » each was introduced by 3111am and Waybrlght, representative:*. Another bill "n s mtmluced to amend certain sections ofeh apter eight, 277 laws of Florida, relat­ ing to the act authorizing pen­ sion* for employees of the city ot Jacksonville. ' Authority to pass ordinances to prohibit blocking o f street cross­ ings by railroad trains in the city j o f Tampa for more than five min-1 ute* nt a time or for more than nn aggregate of 15 minutes in a > period c f an hour was introduced j by Representative Whittaker o f Hillsboro. . . . . Other bills introduced by Repre­ sentative Whittaker relating to the city of Tampa, included meas­ ures authorizing the city to ex tend its limit* to include the mu­ nicipalities of -Sulphur Springs. Park and Port Tampa and Proviing a referendum on some; em­ powering the city to compel rail­ roads operating in the city, on notice of not less than six months, to elevate their tracks so a* to permit vehicles including street cars, to operate beneath them; au­ thorizing the city to issue improve­ ment bond* not exceeding an nmount of $200,000 without a vote o f the people. Four Ger.eral .Measures Passed Four general measures have been passed by the house and i were to be reported back to the senate for final action in that body jj and three measure* carrying ap­ ■ propriations were to be entered V today. HOUSEDELAYS ACTIONONNEW BUILDINGBILL Wolfe guilty of murder In the i first degree in connection with the pajamas of every hue. will gather back of the gymnnsiuny slaying o f Ben Hnnee. a farmer, on Aug. 11, fixing his sentence at Each will carry a gaily-colored lantern. Then, in a long proces­ life imprisonment. sion, slowly and impressively, Hancc and hi* wife were slain Committee Wants More Time To Consider Measures For the lino will move across the ; last August when they were beset campus, with lanterns swing­ [ on a country road near here. BcMoney To Erect Buildings I fnro he died, Ilancc identified ing. At The State Prison Farm As the line moves in front of i Wolfe and (Jeorgo (Dutch) An­ Bryan Hall, there Is a jumble derson ns his assailants. It was and confusion, then order comes •assumed at the time that their Thirty-Three Local out of chaos, so to s peak. One motive was to retaliate against I f a o q i i i v i q r ^ P P Q P I ltP fl will see the word "Odd” outlined , Han-c fur in ton ation he wa* ul- i Y ie a S U I 0 3 1 r tS e iU C ll by the glowing lanterns. leged to have given the authori, , . ' V' , _ Around the Administration ties which led to the arrest ol tier-1 Dlivn! And Hillsborough Rep* tho .pajama-dad students will resentutives Have Number move, and then back to the ntd Chapman, pal of Anderson, i n : Munrie, earlier in the year. ()f Bills For Introduction gymnasium. ____ Wolfe broke completely down . “ when the , . tthei . icourt —; read ... to . him , TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 19.— (Jf) General rettnue, 8128,060/15; yordict o f the jury,.His ju i. head found _ (JenPral ieffifllnt!on relating to drninage tax fund $120,536.90; his hands, while elbows rested on appropriations for new building i drainage bond fund, $191,285.09;' his kneea, and he said to his moth- at the state prison farm at Rniprincipal state school, $201,8:19.70; j cr, seated beside him: “ Mother, ford and for the new public build­ * state road llcenso-gas, $185,979.78,, I'm not guilty.” Judge Berth did ing in Tallahassee to house overstate federal aid road, $193,163.25; not Indicate when sentence would i crowded stnte departments was and suspense account, $895,179.77. be pronounced. postponed nt tho opening o f the The larger receipts included I -------------------------- ----bouse this morning when the com­ those on the state road tax fund, P n n H n r r - I ^ l l T n k o n mittee asked for nn extension of amounting to $1,070,798.28; gen- 1 Y» ™ . n i R t r r b i n a e n R p h p l d lirnr to consider the measures, Balance On Hand At Close oral revenue, $433,961.71; drnin-' ny c m n e s e U t l J t ’ lh Thes„ lwo general measures, in­ age bond fund $123,125.83; prill-j O f Oelobcr Is $300,000 Less troduced after Governor John W. PEKING-, Nov. 18.-0P )— Pnot- Martin’s special message was read Than On September 30; cipai stnte school, $118,153.87; road license-gas, $520,117.19; |niJ. FlI provincial capital of Chi- in the house yesterdny. Each Large Disbursements Made stntccounty road license fund gas, h)i> j „ „ nli|eM ?outh of Peking had carried an application of $300,000 been captured by the group oppos- and n third general measure, for TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 19.— (A1) $1 , 7 ■ ~ , ed to Marshal Chang Tso-Lin. The fund* to pay salaries and traveling —The balance In the Florida Htnte KcllCl rity fel1 »ftcr considerable figbt- expense* of circuit judges and dis­ Treasury on Oct, 31 was nearly Shippers Ask __ n _ n n t ling with the retiring force* of the trict attorneys during paits o f the $300,000 less than thut o f Sept. 30, year* 1925, 1926, 1927, not provid­ according to the monthly state­ PrOIll Kail Lmbariijoes Manchurian leader. ed for in the tegular 1923 nesslm. ment of disbursements, receipts MOBILE, Ala.. Nov. 10.— < /P )- A. C. L. Railroad Pays were referred to tho committee and balances, issued here. » . .... . . with exception. They will probab­ On Oct. 31, tho balance shows Shippers of freight by rail mid $0,245,662.29 in the trensury is water today asked tho rallrond* | A d d i t i o n a l L ) IV 10611(1 ly report bnck, later todny. ______ compared with $6,623,813.97 nt the to relensc the embargoes on freig h t: Thirty-three local hills were in­ and o f September, the statement moving from this city to south I NEW YORK, Nov. VJ.—I/P}— troduced and placed on the cal­ Florida point*. Directors of the A. C. L. railroad endar. Included in them were T fotably among the month’s re­ Both the Louisville and Nash­ company today declared an extrn several bill* granting further pow­ ceipts was that of tho State Hoad ville and Southern have declared division of SI a share on common ers to the city o f Jacksonville. License-Gas, which brought $520,- embargoes, the former using the stock in addition to the regular One bill by Speaker Milam and 447.49 Into the treasury. Of that permit system for moving cars, somi-nnnual payment of $2.60. Representative Waywrlght o f Du­ amount, however, $485,079.78 was while local officials o f the Intter val, provided for additional fire lino said that permit* from that Dr. .Selloil’* Foot Comfort ex­ equipment, while another hill by disbursed. port will bo nt Lloyd Shoo Store line would bo issued nt an early The total in receipts for Octothe same author would abolish the todny and tomorrow. her was $,808,800.68, while the dia-1 present form of municipal govern­ bursements amounted to $3,036,ment in Jacksonville and create in 962.25, or nearly $300,000 more in it* stead a commission form. SYSTEMS INVESTIGATIONS INCOME TAX disbursements than receipts, which I AUDITS Jacksonville Bill Presented accounts for the decrease in the A bill to authorize the city of balance on hand for October, al­ Jacksonville to acquire, construct Robertson, Williams and Monahan though an Increase was shown in Iown and operate radio broadcast­ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS the balanco for September. ing stations, aeroplane fields, and Following Is n list o f some of 'stadiums, to rent or lease same, Slllte 1.3.1.1 Mn.null' Trtii|il<- IIiiIIiIIiik the larger disbusements: or to charge an admission fee to STATE TREASURY SHOWS DECREASE OVER SEPTEMBER W e A r e and have exclusive listings on valuable prcpe^l us for Homes, A creage and Business Proj Your Listings Will Be Appreciated and Gh* Immediate Attention Hagan Realty Co, 108 E. Second St. Sanford, Florida. Phone 638 . T his O ne-Profit ■»* Unit-] S tudebaker \ 4 offers you 3 major advantages in Qi Price and Protected Investmem IIE average man on the street able to use finest steels, finest woods, today knows that through more finest engineering and superlative efficient manufacture, standardiza­ workmanship in its cars; then to add tion of parts, etc., all makers offer costly extras . . . and still charge no him more for his money than ever more than competing cars. before. Unit-Built Construction AH makers claim greater things for their product — and can prove One-Profit facilities result, too, in them. All makers rest their case on Unit-Built construction. In cars de­ more economical manufacturing due signed and built as units. The hun­ to miantity production under mod­ dreds of parts used in a Studebaker ern •efficiency method*. All cor.* arc cnrtare Studebakcf. They function together as a unit, resulting in longer fair value but there is a best value. Few motor car “ manufacturers” life, greater riding comfort and higher have foundries, forges, etc., to make resale value for you. Scores of thoutheir own engines—yet one-fourth of rands of miles o f excess transporta­ the cost of an automobile is in the tion thus arc built into Studebaker engine. Even fewer build their own cars. Records of more than one bodies—yet one-third of the cost of hundred thousand miles arc not un­ common. a car is in the body. Only two makers have adequate And “ No-Yearly-Models” facilities for making all bodies, en­ gines, clutches, gear sets, springs, As a natural outgrowth of those two differentials, steering gears, axles, factors, a third great advantage to gray iron castings and drop forgings: the buyer is attained . . . ‘‘No-YearlyFord in the low-price field and Stude­ Models. ’ Because all phases of manufacture are directly under baker in the fine-car field. Studebaker control, Studebaker cars arc constantly kept up-to-date. Im­ One-Profit Value Because of its unique manufacturing provements arc continually made — facilities, Studebaker eliminates prof­ not saved tip for spectacular annual its which all other quality car manu­ announcements which make cars artificially obsolete. Resale values facturers must pay to outside parts arc thus stabilized. As nn example or body makers. Savings effected in of the value <)ne-Profit manufacture this way run to hundreds of dollars makes possible, sec the Studebaker on some models. Thus Studebaker is Standard Sire Sedan. T i n» c . n o i I’ M(| ti i Grown Gasoline is always the same and always . ; n m iifiiB r n Studebaker Standard Six Sedan (Four Doors—Ample Power—W ool Trimmed) Wherever or whenever you buy it. you c.ui depend on CKOWN for uniform quality— and that quality the D ona fin est! Made to a standard that is strictly adhered to, CKOWN GASOLINE is clean-burning, powerful, uniformly good from the first drop to the last. Standardize on dean-burning CKOWN GASOLINE. It means maximum mileage and power. S tandard OilCqmpany INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY ( ‘ iN o- Yearly- Models ’ *) Sedan—but c-j HIE fine Stmlebil T Sedan illustrated! four-door sedan. It ii genuine wool cloth .Windows arc real plat* The equipment it clock, gasoline gauge, rear-vision mirror, stt light, safety lighting cot wheel, automatic win* coincidental lock to i ignition controlled by i in'* door and spare-tire^ i\n ’’ slloon tires. AH t f ri 1 under glass o dial !:i a beautiful panel. But the most import of this Sedan arc cono framework of the bod chassis. ' Body pillars, for '■ northern white ash, cr hard maple. We rJ)‘ steels of extra toughr.:^ Run the engine—th in any car of its cording to the rating c! and the Society of .V neerj. The motor is ccssivc I V 3J I * C speed, .-JJ/V*. V., -but — rati M : trouble-free service a t ^ H hour. It is built for a ■ not for spectacular stu^l $ 1 3 9 5 — freight and war tax extra Under StudrhArr’ s fjir and liberal Budget Payment I’ljn this be purchased out of monthly Income for an initial payment o f only Studebakcr’s Low „ V We will gladly dem<f and finance it * ptirc!ujC| fair and liberal Budget! $51.3 Down Payment �DAYTONA o u n c e s Development Discounts Withdrawn TEA T P R T H A V ™ ^ E - A N D NOT P F R r S w r to -r a r -PRE-D EVELO PM EN T DISCOUNTS OF 10 B E M T H D R A ™ CAUSEWAY SECTI0N OF DAYTONA SHORES WILL Present Price Lists S oon to Go AH present price lists on DAYTONA SHORES property also will be with­ drawn on and after December fi. THE CAUSEW AY SECTION LOCATION On the famous East Coast. In the most exclusive section o f Florida. Immediately adjoining* Ormond. Eig*ht miles north o f Daytona. On the Ocean. On On On On the the the the Halifax river. Tomoka river. F. E. C. Ry. Dixie. A free Causeway—the only free Cause­ way on the Halifax— will connect the ■mainland and peninsula portions o f DAYTONA SHORES. Surrounding the two ends o f this causeway lie the proper­ ties .included in the Causeway Section Every lot is within three blocks o f ocean, river, great highway or g o lf course frontage. Your last opportunity to invest here at present introductory prices will be gone forever when this announcement goes into effect. 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 goll clubs, (let in (ouch with our local representative at once. Find out about investment possibilities before prices ad­ vance. Mail the coupon today. i'fitiivx? >......... . ! v V .* �Vrt'W, ,•. i -jf. Additional Society SCOTCH PROGRAM IS RENDERED BY MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF CLUB m K>; X A Bed Rose, Fmnk Hastings In) The public appreciation of the series o f musical receptions be­ My Laddies, by Thayer, Mrs. Claire ing given by the Muclc Depart­ Everett. Scotch dnnee “ Highland Fling." ment of tho Woman’* Club under the capable chairmanship of Mrs Mis Jnne Torrence. Vo:a! solos: "Scots wha hae wl," D. P. Drummond, was well demon­ strated on Tuesday nftemoon by "Wallace Bled," (n) "Loch Lo­ the splendid atterdar.ee which mond," (b) Mr. Graham. The hosieries for the afternoon, jrretted the November program. Mm. Bolz wn* rciponr.lblc for Mcsdnmes MacAlistcr, Smith, Kroarranging a progrnm suggestive loy, Routb, Irwin nnd Vnncc Doug­ o f the favored land of Scotland lass, under Mrs. Drummond's dir­ which was a* follows: _ ection, had arranged the spacious auditorium of the clubhouse to he Medley of Scotch Aim (a ); Anreminiscent of the grace nnd dig­ nioLnurie (b ), club chorus. nity o f n day long past. Rare I’inno solo, In n County Garden antique furniture, Scotch plaids by Percy Grainger, Miss Pearl hits o f old world brie-a-bac, with Robson. bnskets of yellow gome, mndc a Plano solo, Gigue, Rachmnnn, distinct atmosphere, which was Luclln Mahoney. further enhanced by tho costumReading,-“ To Mary in Heaven,” Is of some o f the department by Robert Burns, MUs Margaret members nnd tho kilt-clad lassies, Mcltno. who served refreshments after the progrnm. Vocal solos. ■■ - — - New Juvenile B o o k s Added To Collection O f Sanford Library p jl R. T. Thrasher left Thursday morning for Tampa where he will visit hln sister, him. P. S. Daiger, for a few days. V 1 m I lls VI Mr. nnd Mrs. G. E. Sands of Ilnvnnn, Culm arc the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hintcrmlnnter on Central Avenue. Bft: P's■ El’ ! Eagerly Anticipated By Members O f Club B Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. N. IL Garner nnd their guest, Miss Glenn Carter of Nashville, Tenn., motored to Or­ lando nnd Winter Park on Wed­ D. L. Thrasher motored to New nesday, Smyrna on Wednesday, where ha went on business. S'. M. Schwarz who has been In the city for iho pn.it three "weeks I* II. F. Sinter of New York is in of business, has returned to his |m Mr. Schwarz B the city on business and wh'lo her? homo in Chicago. will return to Sanford next month ' jj is the guest of D. L. Thrasher. to spend the remainder of the sou- ■ “ Mr. nnd Mrs. I*. W. Hiscock of son. -------------------------------; Clyde, O., are spending revernl v/eclc here ns the guests o f Mr. nmi Come nnd have n free pedn- n Mrs. I-’red T. Williams nt their graph made of your feet at Lloyd * home mi Cry: tal Luke. Shoo Store. Thursday and Friday. a ------------,------------ —-------------------- ■ aBBnnMBBBBBBBBBBBBI.'flBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBB’IBBlIBBItnBBBM’* ■ * o On Merchandise You Need Now. You Can Make These Two Days Profitable By Shop­ ping At Our Store. P e r s o n a ls Tho librnry displayed the fol­ lowing juvenile hooks during Chil­ dren’s Book Week nnd they are now ready for circulation, Sev­ eral of them nro new titles recent­ ly published nnd others arc attrac­ tive new editions of the older fav­ orites. Adams: "Silver Torn", a fasci­ nating story for the older hoys nnd girls, where the scene moves from Paris to the Yorkshire moor in England. Alcott: "Little Women," the Beacon Hill edition o f this clas­ sic, illustrntcd in color. Aldcn: “ Why the Chimes Ilnng," T h r r r lu lu o n I 'n r k A r e ., *.1000.00 n m i *.'1*00.00. modern fniry stories for the younger children, which have been I 'n n r r o o m lia u a r , iln t ililr g n t n i t r a n il (n ro Int* * 1000.00. unusually successful. T w o < » l « 12.1(100 $1000.00 r n r l i . Amen: "Clenrport Boys." Excit­ ing experiences o f a Boy Remit T w o lo t s n r n r l l r p o f f o r *7000.00. fln ric n tn . troop in u small town. Emphasiz­ T w o lo t s o n I 'n r U l i l t 120 *0100.00. T a k e n lo o k . es high princijlcs and bodily health hy Scout training. T w o till* no * n n f u r il A t e . O n e *.VK)U.OO. u l l i r r yUlMIO.OO. Hutchinson: "Golden Porch." .V ic e I n t o n i : l m A t r . *2000.00. Y o u r n i t 'l lir n t I I, Greek fniry tales, full o f color nnd exquisite descriptions. I T v r In t* In f r o n t o f l l n l r l I ' o r r r t l l.n k r . Lifting: "D octor Dolittle’s Z.io." T w o lo t* In M n y f it lr . T h p o n ly t w o m n l l n l i l n A continuation o f Dr. Dolittle’s de­ IH lo t* In C llj r lim it * f o r *27.000.00. lightful animal stories with huntoroun illustrations hy the author. r i i u l r r I I . I t . f r o n t li n e n t *10.00 p r r fo o t. Lifting: “ Porridge Poetry.” Non­ .M r r lo t* o n l i n k A t r . t 'n l l n o il » r r lli,r n i. sense poetry, o f whimsical humor I N u t r tin - r k o l r r t t n r r r t iK F In r l l f f u r « u t o llt It ln n , I f lit t r r r * l n l t o lk w l l l i m r . for tho little tots. I f l l ‘* lin « ln r * * | iro | M -rlr I l i n v r llm t. Milne: "When We Were Very II .it r * o in r o n n 00 > r u r lr n * r — r u n '! lir lir n t . Young.” Ono o f the finest of the I f f u n n r r n • I r i i o a r r It w i l l pn> y o u to l o t r n l l i c n l r . recent hooks of poetry, and al­ ready a great favorite. MacDonald: “ At the Hark of the North Wind.” Tho affection of a W. J. THIGPEN dreamy little hoy for the north wind is told in this beautiful fniry The Pulestoii-llrumley Building. I'lmne 317 ■ ■ story. Molcsworth: “ Cuckoo Clock nnd B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B M B B B B B B B H B B H B B B B B B B B l I B n O U l H I I l H Tapestry Room.” A new edition, well illustrated of those satisfying tales about real girls. O'Connor: "Peter Pun Plctuio Book” A simplified rendering of llnrric'a play about tho immutable Peter. Parkmnn: "Oregon Trail.” An attractive edition o f this true nic-1 turn of Indinn lifo on the plains, o f great value to boys. Potter: "Peter Rabbit" One o f 1 the old favorites for tho smallest children. Putnam: "David Goes Voyug Ing." Written by u boy o f 12 w h o1 W o have always b e e n Accompanied Wlllilam Uceho on Ills famous Arcturun expedition.' rather fond of problems, Delightful account for hoys of all •gcs. _______ but this Used Car “ prob­ Richard*: "Golden Windows." A lem” has given us real en­ lovely short fable for the small children. joyment. It looked so hard Scovil: "Old and New Testament and turned out to he so Stories.” Dihlo stories told in words o f ono syllable. simple. Just a case o f be­ Sherman and Kent: "Children’s ing1 fair and honest! Bible”. A simplified ami carefully selected collection of Hilda storI»», with 32 reproductions from paintings. , .Smith: "Chicken W orld." An un­ usually delightful picture hook of W. PHILLIPS’ SONS an anxious mother hen and her family of chickens. Corner Oak Ave. & 2nd Street Zwilgnicycr: ’Tnger Johnno." A story full of fun for both hoys nnd girls. . i. °t"l Mr*. J. II. Kennedy of r ‘.i °*",unt. Pa., nro Urn guesti of their daughter, Mrs. J. II. Minterm luster at h< r home on Central Avcntie. I s E V 6 1 lt * * “ Praver sendee Wednesday eve­ ranee spent Tuesday nnd day o f Inst week visitin- J w l” *** ning at 7:30 o’clock. in Bowling Green. * ative* Preaching service ht 3:40 o’clock Miss Radc Brown o f . , Rov. U. E. Reid, pastor. III., arrived here T h u m d a l^ ’ usual hour. An interesting meat- spend the winter with h*r brn V ° iPg was heid and one new member and wife, Mr. and W ? raided to the Union. The meet- Brown. Miss Brown spent ^ "S‘ ir - for December will be held on al months here six years acn ° rl over the* aml tfco afternoon of New 10. The is enthusiastic place of meeting will be announc­ changes nnd improvements S on every hand in this locality. ed later. The "Trip Around The World," which wns to have hcen given this Friday evening by the Daughters o f Wosley has hcen postponed un­ til Friday of next week. A SIMPLE PROBLEM K.1 A yfc E x h i b i t weaving. Including tabic runners, breakfast sots, bags, blankets and slumber robes. Miss McNulty will also talk briefly on the revival o f this most delightful old ernft. Tea will bo served during tho afternoon nnd an admission charge of 25 cents will he charged to the public. Ev­ eryone is cordially invited to at­ tend. * Mr». Beecher Kent and little On Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 3 o’­ daughter o f Winter Park were tho guests of Mm. Ralph B. Chapman clock. the Literature Department of the Woman’s Club will give its o f Wednesday. secend annual art exhibit nnd stu­ Mr. nnd Mm. J. II. Hintcrmlns- dio tea. The occasion promises to tcr have as their hour.c guests, bo of marked interest because a Golclenrod Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Russel! of Au­ general display o f American han­ Misses Florence and Maul,, dicraft together with tho exhibi­ gusta, tia. Church services for Sunday, Mrs Minnie Yoho o f Allerton, Fimrlon o f W est Virginia, * % tion of paintings, will bo arrang­ Nov. 22 arc: fa , left Nov. 1C for Coldcnrod to Many pieces o f handicraft Mr. nr.d Mrs. M. E. Brackett of ed. join her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. have been visiting relative., u " Me Clyde, 0 ., are the guests of Mr. will be for sale at nominal prices. Sunday school at 2:40 o ’clock, [» I nthrop, who arc located here in West Goldenrod, moved to their location in Winter Park Sn» the £ 1 A complete collection o f hand­ and Mrs. Fred T. Williams at their for the winter in their winter cot­ new D. P. Douglass, superintendent. urdny. ’ ai 0ri*3 f home- on Crystal Lake. , v ^ p made pottery from the North Car­ tage on Bear Gully Lake. olina mountains will compriso the ori» j The Womnn’a Missionary Union crntlj | M r. and Mm. L. A. .Sheldon of larger part of the exhibition. Miss Miss Stclln Dodd o f Orlnn.i, Mr. ami Mrs. * % • a . Croon, Mi3S Geneva spent the day here Wed­ McNulty o f Orlando will bring met at the home o f Mrs. George spent Friday nnd_ Saturday v.ith splendid specimens o f her own Parker Thursday afternoon nt the Ila Bnjton_and^Ij>^r_T\_J. P HL' J lo W j , nesday with their daughter Mrr,. Marshall. L. •* axa*BBBBBBBHBBBaBB>!U*!JnnBBaseBUBnaaBBBBBdBBBBBinnaBJJi«B=3K=aBaHaBHr,BBBBBBBB,,* BBBBBBanBBBBBJIBB®M BBBBn*iii : H ID, 1025. SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY* GE EIGHT spri !*• r ’r' f f - •* Dodge Drot hern Dealers Sell Good Used < il l ’S •$12.50 Ladies’ Silk Dresses Men’s Three Piece All Wool Boys’ F o u r Piece Suits— Coat, Vest, 'V $ 9 .9 5 Long Pants and On] Suits Knickers $15.00 Ladies’ Silk Dresses $ 1 1 .9 5 $ 3 0 .0 0 $19.05 Ladies’ Silk Dresses Boys Ribbed Union Suits Full Size Bed Comforts $ 4 .0 © ‘ Sizes 21 to :H Double Blankets $ 1 .9 0 $ 7 .5 0 81x90 Pepper: $1,591 63x90 Pepperali $ 1 .3 9 51 Inch All Wool Flannel 36 Inch Belding Satin Per yard Per yard $ 3 .2 5 $ 1 .7 9 Wardrobe Trunks $ 2 5 .0 0 Mens Brown Dress Shoes or Ladies’ Patent Li Oxfords Strap I’umj $ 3 .5 0 $ 3 .5 0 Genuine Leather Suit Cases Boys Brown Dress Shoes or Ladies Patent Leal Oxfords tin One Strap $ 5 .0 0 �THURSDAY, SERVICE TEAMS TO BATTLE FOR COOLIDGE’S CUP Washington To Gridiron He Scene Of Fight Between romo!cr Is go Champ* 't Madis‘>n |e Declares the President’s cup to settled the National Inter-service football champion o f 1925. r • . The Army is tho defender and the Marine Corps the challenge The former won the President’s cup and the title last year, in a ' Records Indicate that game against the Navy, taking the whole works with it to Fort Bcnning, Ga., the home of the In­ fantry school. The Marines over­ whelmed the scouting fleet of the Navy at Norfolk on Armistice clay, submarining the Admiralty under a 44 to 0 score. By virtue of tho '::V .“xr& iw i L o g ic a l )enip-se-v j im 'n . r3 And Tounfr Contenders Perlenbnch r. IS.—bP).— » line for yardage. Both o f them nave been consistent ground galner* j n this year’s trial games. Then there are Kegelstrom, ■wantic and Bertie, enlisted stare ; who nre reputed to be ten-second I ,en, m football togs. The Arm y) rine‘ Co7ps’ e NttVy and Ma* line is a sturdy one, and according to reports, nothing short o f a bat­ axv^nf 'vi,1' 1n:,r,cmb,e n gal- tering ram will dent it. 1 ' y 1f colebrites, cabinet memS ambas-adors, generals, ndAre YOU Healthy? ™ “ nd Possibly President Cool1k niniself, who is the donor of Perhaps you suffer from back­ the cup. ache. have frequent headaches, a President Neutral tired wornout feeling. Do you want n this contest the President will :° regain youthful buoyancy, a hh'c to be neutral, though. II- fresh, dear skin, bright eyes? For,s c.°tnmander-in-chief of both serucos and equally a fan of the Ar,n> and the Marine Corps. Se . , ‘ Judiciously leavo the rootmg to the Secretaries o f W Navy. Tue. Army team is truly repre sentative of the h enlisted men in th real soldier team of the agreement between the contesiants and the wishes of the i resident only one officer will be allowed to play on cither team at any one time. The Mnrine Corps teams is likewise representative of jha leadthcrnecks,” and thi*} wuantico squad expects to hold Its utic divisountenders i opponent inp£t.bUonn«Mfootball field seem longer when estimated with the Tex Ricknaked eye than when the relent.. , less tape is applied. And du'iung r.dcrs to- 0ff records in the dim football h a basis |.R!St may fail to discount the cpin most [husiasni of exciting moments but j of New |there seems to he little to choose between the performance o f these three heroes of the strong foot. Certain it la that except for the ! for Dcmp- trio many have sent the bnll CO i,surprise in and even TO yards on its way with i, Uxcudus, nil occasional reference o f i5 yard .for the third successes when a friendly wind of for Sanford H i The youth must be developed physically as well as ment ally, so let us support them in their athletic endeavors 73 Y E A R S «!jht class jtrlenimdi, ly i Delaney Kthe rarjg- Dilan- ML- ■ e Voting Flournoy’s average this year un­ official and certainly not guaran­ teed to the foot nor inch, has bo?n placed at 48 yards. Thurman was credited with a H 50-yard average in 1915 and only H:>lV aii'l slightly less the following year. Scarborough played three year ■ iCA-toi ■ c: - : at Scwance and averaged more A ■ : ’ am a ■ a;n rivals ■lie my Mi!- KIVVAN1S URGES SANFORD CITIZENRY TURN OUT ■ cp a. ami Ksa TO SEE THE LOCAL HOYS COMPETE FOR FOOT- ,Southpaw G o l f e r t division in ikh i* king, Switches To Right ray Mandel, i YL-.ini. And Wins Tourney i champion, , of Meridin, i eoutanding man in the bs New MadiDec. 18, will •fight again ottl Johnny [ncer ai oth- BIARRITZ, Nov. 2. — (/P)— A maud Massy, who at the ago of 18 lias just captured the “open” golf championship o f France from a field including some of the best players in Enidand, started his golfing career as a southpaw. He switched over to the right when informed that ‘no left hatuler had even won the championship o f Great Britain.’ Massy was born here in Biar­ ritz and in the summer o f 1890 went to work ns a caddy on the local golf links, where he is now the "pro.” An English banker, for whom young Arnaud carried the clubs, noticed the hoy’s excellent dispotions for the game and asked him if he would like to take up golf in earnest and learn tho game from tho best professors in the world. Young Massey left for Scotland within 24 hours. “ Hoot mon,” exclaimed Sandy Herd, who was the first player to take pn interest in the young Frenchman, as the Scotchman saw him swinging his club from the port side. "N o g olf player ever won the championship o f these Isles playing left handed.” Masr.y immediately began hit­ ting the ball from the right aide and made wonderful and rapid improvement. He remained in Scotland six years. * In 1907 ho won the W orld’s championship at Hoylakc. His nearest competitor was Sandy Herd. toby" Cram, J<* Lanrtn I Rkkaitl as i u the banri by Charlie ^|b!,hIoatt * happy D*V. you p i i arC if. HALL HONORS VERSUS DAYTONA HI MUNICIPAL ATHLETIC FIELD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925. I'hone 417-W, Kim and 1st St. SERVICE WITH ASM IKE ANNO UNCING M e u SctiaK ner $ L'iitrx OPENING OF OFFICES, OF THE FIRM OI« R ob ertson , W illiam s & M on ah an . Bertrand Russell says the great­ est potential forco for world peace is international finance. (If so, does it not also become the greatest potential force for world war?) Iw Sanford, Fla PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS ' v .in u r .l fkT Uu lave LJi'ulm'iu%t«r,EK wlll> *** “ f Ife,, ’!• In any J. G. SHARON lloi.iu O ffices:—Suite 13-15 Masonic Temple lluildlnK Attorncy-at-I,aw *l,h S>irWill practico in all the court* K snlmrst." Examination of Abstracts c f Lar R 2.5 wrlto K ! .,*? ‘‘•I'UriC, Titles given especial attention , ^ Ainlcr* Offices in Court House N W ILL BE OPENED IN A FEW DAYS. FACTS AND FIGURES— you want both when you buy your new suit. The price is important— but it’s even more important to know what your money buys. You can’t tell until you know what’s under the sui face. Our moderately priced HART SHAFFNEU & MARX are tremendous values. And we show every customer just where this great value lies— what s under the fabric why these clothes give better *hn lone run, and always, “ Keep We are Prepared to O ffer Expert Service on: Audits, Systems, Investigations, Incor and General Business Counsel Our Personnel and S ta ff are capable of giving efficient and courtoous service to both the smallest businesses und the largest corporations alike. pment Co fu rn ish ers to men w h o KNOW Sanford, Florida. �.. , rrt'.f v ;v } . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ll . SERVICE STATIONS— always ready and glad to J you. Each day o f our lives, some need arises fo r 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. SERVICE is uppermost in their minds—they hold J foremost in their policies. M ost o f them have b u i l t . . i _______ ___ Ultfc enterprise on a solid foundation o f ______ more andT 11hrtt SERVICE. It will pay you to take advantage of n SERVICE STATIONS. u Listed on this page are the representative business houses o f Sanford which make a business o f giving dil­ igent and conscientious SERVICE. These are your GET THE HABIT PERFECTION Diamond Say AUTO LAUNDRY fires “BUTTER N! FOR SANFORD Sanford’s New Loaf St • »• New patent machine and process saves the finish. Gets the dirt— cars cleaned in from 20 to 30 minutes. W i g h t B r o s . C o ., I n c . BUTTER NUT BAI Sanford, Florida NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 115 Majrnolila Ave. I ACCESSORIES— GAS AND OIL Isi and Elm 10(h and Sanford Oak Avc. 1-2 Blk. o ff 1st St. r e «M S3& GOOD For Adt ft. ., * ■Av ,v taZ * • V ,ur homo will possess milled comfort ta improved interior, if you allow James A. complete Bathroom outfit or n modem equipment in your kitchen. By our plan you enn have tho best nt — you, n real saving. I’aya for itself in tbfl Bet a talk it over. JAMES A. SANI Office 323 Sanford Ave. l! SMITH GARAGE ROYAL PALM K AN N ER’S DEPARTM ENT STOIil AND DRY CLEANERS y SERVICE STATION A. KANNER, Proprietor 305 K. Second St. Gas Phone 181-.1 W elding ® 113 S. Park Cil Parts OUTFITTERS FOR THE HOME AND F Repairing P h on e 30 21.1-215 Sanford Avenue STONE’S 4 I l * ‘ 1. 71 <'ur. G R O C E R IE S nil and Sniifi.nl MEATS 1’ISH Phone lili» CHICKENS W a tc h T h is S p a ce lo r F u rth e r A n n o u n c e ­ m ent MELTON ELECTRIC CO. 321 Sanford Ave. CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES ANYTHING ELECTRICAL I LRO.M FLASHLIGHTS TO ELECTRIC RAN GEM Phone 630-L3 �gg ^ R l-S WASHINGTON LETTER 5 , CHARLES P. STEWART PICS 5 5 ® J & S f f S f I Thinks S ink Jf E,ect* • % * u b t I » « V « I « » E f f i rin? Good 19.— Hi. y » P £ ,f f taScUlmrf. “I Jidn'' S A « W J Z S f , Z ^ m llh ^nthropo|0gi. * f- the capital. I I ^ t>e carcfat- fjvfritisni S f f l J S ? D ? Hnllick.H be for the job wild about you."# # f education- « y 0U ,ee," the director explain[i ne-'C**3^’ , ,f thJ coun- ej ( rosity. Mr. pretty hard on traffic law viola*U, a l l y;ors l E „r tnere there’.! o a« massacre. really <1 b do »re — :AI1 the state roundabout have h the edu_i.:i« registration regulai< Jtate rc- automobile regisir-..-.. S . »hich make It hard to ■» T .tatid. i‘ " I, the choice pose of stolen cars, f t lii.-rict of Columbia we have Ltx a car,e' I> wiil take none. Consequently, the minute a L quihfic-1' machine’s swiped anjrwhero in our » ; Just n poor, lone, downtrodden ei estran. He pcueairan. n o wouldn’t be so safe " ” b to kick, cu fi, browbeat, knock down and run over if he belonged to a Grt" ° le«Rue, sworn to defend m i kh.-d of tr»v* Washington than any city In tho ti< average United States, for its sire. They d ' ■ should race right through the Capitol, county K k down the Washington Mon­ L«lop. nni* ument and park in the I II progress, Memorial if w*e didn’t keep n tight \e i “thro" rein on ’em.’’ ■ n J i 'Y It »H h small ‘ rial bottle of old “St- Jacobs Oil.” I ! First Section of Sanford I Grove have been taken City Taxes Due November 1st. S E C T IO N Q-.J ii * l in s u r a n c e { /eT — — r r ---------- n ----------^ ~ 14 n r r r i 6 \ ; °T- ~ ~~ — S t a c e 13 r “g — w— "v ~ij • • - « r t \ 11 j. 11 ^ ,. 1 'V,V- // JS Jj JO f'tf' SOLIDITY JO 20 '-V // /» F'f. <L*lt /J JS iS Solid as tho rock i.s the economical base upon which Sanford is building. Thousands of acres of the most p r o d u c ts farming lands in the World ♦ .^tiding their golden treasure, amounting to millions.of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. '7 il'J. £/ JS m L j >e f i's . JS J4 JO f t j» — «------ V_ oi_ #41 L i 22 22 M C+**%r t tn ofTAtE/r r v tT t !■ .1 1 /S JO Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive development, in the building of this G R E A T IN ­ LAND PORT is our record. iJO JJ J3 ,'t j i/c h/i/tYS-. JO JS JS t7 JS JS JJ ^ M r< Try Smith’s Barber S .imend! Shop for good barber Magnolia At Second Phone 18 ■ whkh work#Ladies welcome. Iwnue for LOANS INVESTMENTS ? u!ation to | Next to Valdez. »i at the I ■nHn«s»KaaH3HaE»BH»aHiisBB»!nsam3nBBiin*iBKiiM KnaHHaH“ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS VV____ H — X— '* X :<•- s\ v-.< CJj! ’t o J _ . . JS /S /» Jo Jt fit JO Jt JS /Jt S * fV o tx .ft. ft /J t it 20 tjt’- t -JL radvan- ~3r/?ETE7- V • J9 ;/ 2 J 4 s «• tf 7 Jo rare. It I - ■■■■■unaaBnaBBBE.cat:uKSBi3ciBDBaaaMMaaaHaaEasDBBUBU a j *. j V4A T<'f a iD i *— .'J ’j SfCK 'i/x* \ <U£ t*/-3 '5.-- ■. JJ + to w jt if ts J4 JS JS JS / 6* J7 IS J9 JO Jt tm Jt A Home . t„ <no of S.» 11 f..r.l'jt riir.nt desirable n rcsi.l.'iitlal Arotlons. Seven ro.ims nrnl Imtll. (iaruKe. Tills homo Is priced ho l»u* Hint it Is consider•d a rare Imrituln. This tint first 1 1in.. It lias been offered to the huyt.. Doanl Inic pwlillr. »• 1 .....v, ■■ 1 •! fttms iiv*t n iiuv|*c>’7 for the *‘t,r,Ort linsy Terms u of puhn l Olt Ut'ICK POH.HI-.SSIOX !ed, that M |ul diitribu- I 'll' r.miii nio.lrrn liuiiKnlnu. On I u g ■RDtral law IIii^liltttul A\c, Allrnctlvr Hiirr.iunil- a plvtd princi- lines. Iln>rr can liuvd Imiiirdlnli* g Ima.niiloii. I be deterH >7.000 l.lhrrnl Terms Wo have the e x c lu s iv e l is t i n g on tin an two iilccts of p ro p e rty and " e w ill ta k e special Interest In IU11 «n tin- Hio'.vlni; you these w o n d erfu l l.uyn. J*__ — ft > TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: j jj whtioiu by thal! with ad fundi bp ithbuted an I j», ar.il <hail M; Notice is hereby given to St. John's Hirer boatmen nml all other concerned that, with the approval o f the War De­ partment, the dfa\v spjug,ftf the Morula Hast Coast Railway Bridge o v e r SI.' John’s River at Jjtkstm vlllo, Fla., will be closed for replacement for forty-eight (IP.) hours from 12:01 A. M. Monday, Norcmiitr l!l2.ij until 11:5!) 1*. M. Tuesday, November 21, I‘*2.‘», to all river traffic requiring clearance or height of more than eight (H) feet thereunder. Bouts capable of using the above clearances nnd desiring to pass the bridge "ill use Ilie East channel under the through girder span. / . J t. , . t___ * ft " • if---- . /o —4 % £ St*! 4 j /ff S e 7 J*- JV4A. // //■ VJ*--- ____ /j • JJ j* ; * —^ 3 « ** \ 20 ; 9 /... •i l / 5------ 3 JO * s J A u J - jo .L< '•■' •—/JJ\ /f /4 /*’ -J ' Jt t2 tJ »* etr. /■<>.___ 2/ J6 JS \ • _J4 3 •J'Jl -< m * ft If __ y ____ » S r K s :/ :r a «j ■'w /6 rm .V__ _ v - " /•ft* \ a *_ J : ^ * •/♦# Jo• /> JS J9 20 ft 5 J ,1 * ------J*_________■* ^ oj I z : r - - . - ----- — d. _ J % f r o J 7T W t//ta r n s C .i S*. • fl' mu: It i». i>:;. | I n I..- ACT Ql’lCKt raiJln of cl Jamrs s Florida East Coast Railway Co. ■ II. N. UODBNDAUGII, Vice-I'roaident S t u d y Ilooth and Gibbs I nuk<* ♦ J. J. Circuit j 117 .Mnxnolln Avr, hi f ir *f H.-ru- tor au- R U ilfilfiffiifiLfilfiififfilfilH S the , ■ t h e P l a t B k s a a a a n n H S flH B B U H a a B H B H H M i* u i n n u a a n b ib b s kb bob ■ BBBBB tuvliuirut In r 4 <t • . ,fjlkutli■|^iaih|p TlOi.ailirr. 1^ 1ll.li- ‘ **1 Of *765 And for those who desire an Essex Coach may be purchased for a low first payment and convenient terms on balance lOils” LING » «!J ] n A ■ a a a For any ^closed car you will pay almost as much as the Essex Coach costs. So why accept any performance short or a 01.* In Essex you get qualities of the “ Six” not found in any “ Four.” A nd equally important, you get the famous SuperSix advantages exclusive to Hudson-Essex. Quality made Essex, with Hudson the largest selling Six in the world. That volume permits economies, which arc passed on to buyers in a price way below any rtva . World’s Greatest Val.ee Everyone Says elevation and its attractive prices and terms makes it a development o f de­ sirable homesites. Sanford Grove as a home spot offer a most desirable setting. Its easy ac­ cess to the business district, its high F r e ig h t a n d T a x E x tr a for the COACH ana % Sanford Grove prices so far below the present market values, offer invest­ ors wonderful opportunities for reaping big profits provided reservations are made immediately. A Six — Built b y H u d s o n U nder Fam ous S u per-S ix Patents ffiiej KIjl < Then See the Wonderful Opportunities That are O ffered in Sanford Grove. real flfhinw In h iu j \ J9 with 5 ---------- ----------------------------------------- S S S A N F O R D — SYNONYM OUS •• . -rffC- t«v S E M IN O LE t C O U N T V w. F L O R ID A ; •p'A Ur real estate N ? l ’. SANFORD GROVE & Tax booka are now open for the payment of Citv Taxes 2nflJ - . C? Un a °'yed on n11 taxcs paid in November V 0 on all paid in December. Tax books dose April 1st. L llen Hoy', City ta x Collector. Then I broached to tho traffic iB fan let it l porously director my great scheme for a j n U counties Pedestrians’ League of America, n “ What we pedestrians need, 1 1 J ifron the i«d in a argued, “ is organization. The auto-! a Martin ists have it. When their rights are |* ithe leg* involved they hnve a big associa­ ke. Mr. tion, with high-priced lawyers, n |out by legislative lobby nnd barrels o f Ijrocee- money, to fight for them. ' al and “ But the individual pedestrian Ilarger ai providi this Art(uid shall _ «n of the Mo.l Fund lilt* tax ap-1 Ky. all capi- within the 1 , r •‘There couldn’t.’’ objected Eld- lamV'or lumL back- is soro nn<J rid**, be such a thing ns a 'now- ninti.m . anibaflt°» sciatica or rheti- : erful pedestrians’ league. Tlmre J i f f ? " & you stiffened up, don’t n ren t enough of them to form n of old £ ,a *m“ » ‘ rial bottle quorum, let alone a league, with m y d n S eTl St’ JocabH OH” «t I any punch behind it.” I y S i - t e *tore> Pour a little in « luhir- i i*1' n!b r'ltht on your , a ANCIENT’S CUSTOMS S n t f i t e V " 11 by tho time >ou The ancient Babylonians count­ ness is gonc!h0 ROr?nCS3 nnd ,nme* ed ill terms o f sixties. As the ear­ liest astrologers were accustomed iml,0 r l Rt.ay..cripplc<,! This sooth-! to this reckoning, the CO figure was used tTnt,nK oil ncc‘Is to be = ° on« - It takes the pain 5 naturally adopted in the earliest S methods o f timekeeping. The “ min­ is n?.i1 inn' ! nds ‘ he misery. I t , g ute stood for something very r ' „°5Cj * sbsolutely hnrm- * small or minute. When the min­ Uss and doesn t burn the skin. ute was split up it was the sec­ s c l n S i k u™ , stop3 lumbago, ca' j*ckaeho or rheumatism ond, split, hence our “ seconds.” P omptly. It never disappoints. vicinity, it’s rushed Into the Dis ■'jbo have trict to be disposed of, and it sells S . ,j] to the for a song general.#. generally. „ ■The result is that more totally . tie latter ^jen to ex- irresponsible people own autos in Bo ___ 0u^ M y B a c k ! Rub Lumbago Pain Away t! a f e blood s t * * visors Is Li s)’stcm Lf politic* Jrtftruction, I E iP^'f: ^hon chooi^t 9, 1925.. —_ & ™---—-------------------------- B a a H B ■ a m Prices range from $400 to $950. These prices cover the first section completely. Homesites on Walnut Avenue (First St. Extension) arc; the most desirable and are the highest price, every lot in the develop­ ment shares the same possibilities and will show an immediate enhancement in value. 1 MU. ■ u H IS I* U SANFORD GROVE Q O It — Sales Prove It 3 “ AM ID MAJESTIC PINES” lB IB Bart Nason, Sales Director REALTOR 5 SANFOItD, FLORIDA FIRST N ATIO N AL BANK BLDG. i sssBBBaBBBaaaM M EasnBBU BuaaaaHBfluieBaM U uaii^Qim fiatfajdJJJBBaiiJiaBaaaaBaauaBU BH BBBU BBasBaiBaM BaaaBBBaaaaii | ! �T O E 8 A N F Q R D H E R A L D , T H P K S D A T , N O V E M B E R i t . 1885. SAN FO RP H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R ►AGE TWELVE U.D.C.Convention 7-MILE VOICE OF f Notes Of Interest VILLAGE CRIER IS J10T SPRINGS. Ark., Nov. 19. — UP)— The United Daughters of He Shows H er 1925, How tfrUtiS?"the South PRIDE OF TOWN the Maud, propelled by crude and sails. While away, he m Many Years O f Explor- two attempts to reach the Pole the Confederacy has shown an in­ Contracts For Dozen Import­ crease of 2,<148 members in the Doubting Statement Eminnting From America Fails To ant Projects Arc Tn Be Let past year, the convention being Disturb Dignity Of James held here was informed. Within Few Days; Awards For Bridge Work Made TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Nov. 18 — UP}— Contracts are expected to be awarded shortly by the State Road Department for wrok on a dozen highway projects, following the opening o f bids here recently. Receiving of the hid# was fea­ tured by the attendance© of o.’.o o f the largeit crowds of contrac­ tors in the history of the depart­ ment. So great was the gather­ ing that adjormnent to a local theatre had to bo taken, where Dr. F. A. Hathaway, chairman o f the department, delivered an ad­ dress. Dr. Hathway explained to the bidders that- the road department would expect n contract to bo carried out to the fullest extent. No dilatory tactics, he declared, would be tolerated. The total amount of the low hlda fo r the projects was $1,697, 084.40 Following Is a list o f the firms whose bids were declared tho lowest, tho project, mileago and location: Project 19, Rond Number 2, Hamilton county, 8 10-100 miles, $160,599.26, Duval Engineering and Contracting company. Project 48, Road 4, 16 39-100 miles, St Johns county, $104,898. 68, Boone and Wester. Project 49, Road 4, 13 81-100 miles, Flagler county, $120,700.62, A. J. Hoffman. Project 60-II, Road 14, 9, 77-100 miles, Putman county, $111,697.80, B. Booth and company. Project 666, Rond 18, 10 inllcj, Highlands county, $160,607.40, II. E. Wolfe. Project 021, Road 1, 17 35-100 miles, Okaloosa county, $103,224. 69, Plnton Mathis. Project 681, Rond 1, 8 62-100 miles, Wanhinghton nnd Holmes counties, $117, 681.97, E. T. Toulmin. Project 048, Rond Number 2, 11 19-100 miles, Hnrdeo county, $85, 867.26, Federal Construction com­ pany. Project 660, Rond Number 3, 10 62-100 miles, Clay county, $67,618.60, B. Booth nnd company. Project 663, Road 6, 8 3-100 miles, Citrus county, $78,132.06. Taylor Construction company. Project 670, Road 6, 7 11-100 miles. Hernando ccounty, $66,122. 26, Tuylor Construction company. Project 682, Rond Number 6, fl 46-100 miles. Citrus county, $72,616.94, Taylor Construction Several new chapters organized during the past 12 months are composed principally of women be­ tween the ages of 18 and 26, Mrs. W. J. Woodliffe, registrar-gener­ al declared. Seven hundred and seventy-one "young members" were registered during the year. South Carolina led in the number o f new members in this classifica­ tion with 180. ward passage o f the Arctic North America. He completed voyage in 1000. Next, in the he went to the other end |»olar Regions, AmundAt 53, Now Plans To To Pole In Dirigible Cox, One O f IJest In Britain SEATTLE, Nov. 19.— UP)— Arc­ tic navigators returning here from th»ir summer incursions into the North by way o f Rering Strait re­ call that the wreck o f tho Jeanette originated the inspiration for the latest attempt of Captain Roald Amundsen to float a vesel across, or near the North I’ole. Commanded by St. George The Strengthen Depths To Be S ^ T t S n o r lo d e ^ s At TaUahassee COMMON FOREST F.S.W .C. Students Ocean Probed By U. S. Navy TREES OF STATE 5 0,d m Training college. Its chief requirements are 19.— TALLAHASSEE, Nov. ,n by a numof Florida State in the Kanpa - "* --- [ Pill. fraternity is a natThe former 1— , largely com* jonal honorary and one, women doing posed of men education a” '* Jraduatc workmake In teaching the r who expect to ilso i nrofession. It also takes into mem ..rnduates showing « bership u n d er-g ra d .. nnd ^ giving fine professional P ttai nchicved c>'PrtS*ff „ miitetude. pr°mi, e ®fa5J^9e high scholarship Intral “ j ; p r S J l o n spirit nnd « c iris'* buna! teKiiln*. It* ihfd Je“lihave P1*' help maintain the h h fcl|oW8hip, f for their tionai standards, foster i & n sss Jib* of nrt; ritnee ®ni) i beauty of ,nbll *>* scholarship. It takes In only a certain per cent of each senior class, nnd scholarship in the pre­ TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 19.— UP} ceding years i3 the basis for ad­ iinn. *al> training camn fo r stuPocket-Sized EditionCompiled mission. LISTED IN BOOR The Alpha Delta chapter of Kappa Delta PI ndmitted Florence. Tryon, Pensacola; Clarn Wcitch, Jacksonville; Mrs. P. F. Finner, Tallahassee; Mrs. Lucio K. Miller, Leesburg and Luna Iiowdoin, Tullahassoe. Phi Kappa Phi pledges were Winifred lioldcn, Fort Meade; Elizabeth Jordan, Weldon, N. C.; Clara High. Madison; Clara Weltch, Ocala; Maybvlle Bellah, Gain­ esville; Katherine Ray, Pensacola; Nancy Hoyt, Jacksonville; Alice Winter, Jacksonville; Viola Close Wes^ Palm Ileach; Gladys Nye, Orlando and Florence Tyron, Pen­ sacola. Liberty Bell To Be Usher In New Y ear ADOLPHE MENJOU AND BbSSIE LOVE IN THE MONTA BELL PRODUCTION'THE KING ON MAIN STREET* A PARAMOUNT PICTURE i In te r e s t Paid on Channel from Burnham- on-Sea. Captains of vessels more than once have heard Mr. Cox making his announcement o f lost, stolen or strays and have testified to this fuct.’ ’ Tho sod roofs of small houses in the mountainous sections of Norway are used as pastures for goats as well ns shelter. A letter from Governor Tiinkle o f Virginia asking that Richmond ho chosen for the 1926 convention o f the U. I). C. has been submit­ ted to the convention. ioie fi[ounl is a prescription for STRENGTH-SERVICE It kills tin germs. All Florida Is Invited To Attend the TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 19.— (/P) ... . , common forest trees of r lorida hays, just been listed ami « scribe in a pocketaize booklet, compiled by the Florida Forestry Association, in cooperation with f o r e s t Service of the United Mates Department of Agriculture, according to an announcement just made by the latter depart­ ment. I lorida boasts of 93 separate species of native trees, according to the booklet, as well ns many tropical and semitropical ones in­ troduced into tho state. There are also many species of trees found in the more northern localities, the booklet sets forth, nnd in the low­ er section of the peninsula, about 100 species are found which do not grow in any other part of the United States. The booklet’s author is W. It. Mattonn. extension forester of the United Stntes Department of Ag- ireat, was the scene of activities. .achi year the gym majors main­ tain a training camp at Camp Flastaco wo, usually during the early spring nnd fall. * Under the direction of instruc- angle turn, and 6, beach the boat. Classes are also held in scouting bandaging, first aid and life sav­ ing. In the last two years, British Instructors in charge o f the commercial nirshps flew 1,879,000 training this year were Miss Katie miles with only two fatal ac­ Montgomery, Miss Helen Ferree, cidents. M i's louisa Verri nnd Miss I.uCl lie Summer. I hose taking the training were Mnrgnrct Way, Myra Burr, Emma Spencer, Alma Swindell, Dempsey W. H. LONG Crenry, Anna Stenstrom, Mary Murr«y. Clarino Runyan, MEAT MARKET Gladys Kelley, Hazel Flower, Lou­ a ise Posey, Ellen McConnell. Eliza- 2700 acres o f very valuable land within fou r miles o f the City Limits of Sanford at a price much under the mar­ ket. This property la on the market for a very limited time. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 118 Magnolia Ave. {omposed jsent has y_Strail*:' , insSince, jpMortcd U dancing tegument Lfcj songs. “ Of nil the signs wo use in writing the one that conforms best to what it Signifies is in,tcr‘ Porter E. Pitts Vri.r At. fc.STATU I«t Nnt'l. Ilunk li'.lu. Bright’s disease was named after Richard Bright, an English physician who died in 1858. [S f Up above r ia » «"• augur’s wand asking questions of unknown.*— 1*nbrc« V K W. K sta te WISE BOAT W O R K S -------Builder of------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC nnd STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Bonts and Motors Required Catalogue Specifications nnd Prices on application Mt. Dorn, Floridu Hall, Pentland & M cCall SYSTEMS AUDITS TA X ES g CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFFICC 5 317-318 First National Bank Bldg. " mtmr"'^aliford, florid;; | J S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager s ;fc: Received a Shipment o f Ladies’ Coats and Sweaters For some time the buying1 public has realized that prices on San­ ford Avenue are the lowest to be found. The paramount reason for this is the low rent the mer­ chants pay.t t *I . » »»• •4 • • |.$fe A I J 0 4Although we have gas connection here I like m y big Superf ex range so w ell t haven't wanted to use the gas at all. (M in e is a five burner stove with the builtin oven and P ve had it nearly two years. W e fve cooked Christmas and Thanks giving turkeys on it with great success and use it fo r all our cooking the yea r around, m Each merchant on this page is offering* you the advantage of this low rent in asking low prices fo r their merchandise. Read each ad carefully and then do your buying here where saving is para­ mount. A |fj|r 5 S||pi8 ALL MILLINERY MUST GO Corner Uh and Sanford Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA Tho w a W in Prt'nchmnn'a liny, on Doicrt Inland, o ff tho coast of Maine, at midday o f tho day when ? nto o f tho marine annelid worm ireeda, becomes blood-red due to the untold number o f re deggs cost Into tho bottom wuters by the worm. Thin I* to certify thnt I J. T. Ellin und II. C. Rawlings in hiiaine»» it* contractor* and builder* have thl* day, Octolter 6th, 1925, dluolved partnership and thnt I am no longer re*pnmdldo for any debt* contracted by naid Rawling* and Elll*. J. T. ELLIS. F-A-I-R ‘ l he oven bakes so well, too; cakes, pies, biscuits all come out a nice even brown both top and bottom. at Ocala “I have never had any trouble with it sm oking, or noticed any odor from it. M y cook likes it too— fo r everything. ” THANKSGIVING WEEK C)'n> < 5 ^ |||g B T h ree Days Special Sale I FRIDAY SATURDAY ANI) MONDAY ■■ ■ ■ ■ M aau xaH aain iH flaaaaR in aH w aoM H aH aaB M aaaaR a H B B iw iin a u iiR aiia ^ November 21-27, 1925 Thousands of other Florida women have had experi­ ences ;\iih their Fcrfcctions similar to those of Mrs. O Rourkc. I hey have found the Perfection absolutely dependable for every cookiuR purpose. Marion is Acknowledged as Florida Leading Agricultural County I he I erfcction is simple and easy to operate. You need only the safe, household fuel, kerosene. Touch a lighted match to the wick, linking or frying begins immediately with no time wasted in heat generation. Just turn the wick up or down to get uny degree of heat you want. When your cookim? is rnmnl-1,.,1 5 room House and Garage, near Sanford on beautiful Governor John W. Martin present during the Fair, will L, oliNcrved by form tho week. The fair in the invited to ho Coming Week sidents during ricinls, old und ...... . new. timing Wool Many of Florida's finest h om es have P e rfe ctio n Stoves. In new develop­ ments where there is no gas. Or even where there is gas. Because any wom an who his experienced the c o m ­ plete satisfaction that comes from using Perfection, is loaf h to change to any other means of cooking. If you’re building or buying in Florida put * Perfection 1 lot Dress Ginghams, fast colors, 35c value, a t ....... 25c Sheets 81x90, seamless, $2.00 value, a t .....................$1.39 9 1-4 Peeple Sheeting, 69c value, a t ............................ 55c Ladies’ Full Fashion Silk Hose, $1.50 value, a t ........ 95c Ladies’ Full Fashion Silk Hose, $2.00 value, at....... $1.69 Milk-fed Hens and Fryers Red Roe Mullet Fresh and Salt W ater Fish Raw and Cooked Shrimp Order Your T hanksgiving Turkey Now fall’s Fish and Poultry Market lord Avpmm Kanner’s Department Siore Rhone 478-W TENTS, COTS th e lo n g c h im n e y o n 1erfection Stoves gives complete combustion. N o smoke nor soot to ruin your pans and make hard work (or you. Every drop of oil is completely burned before it reaches yourutensils. Clean, intense heat pours directly uPtoyourcooking,yet your pans stay clean enough to *** °n * white tablecloth. 213-215 Sanford Avenue 3 Blocks From High Prices TARPAULINS REGULATION HOUSE PAINT WORK CLOTHING STAINS and VARNISH SPECIAL $1.75 and $6.25 ip k in s s h o e s h o p 230 Mciftch llldu Phone 718 25 Sanford Avenue J. II. MATJIKW8. Secretary I'smUcr, Florida W. HUNTER. I W d c n t tk a la , F it r i d i F tr fn tio n U t a t t n p n ? iJ < Q u M warm th at minimum cost. Prices ft Sanford Paint & Army g a ca a a a a m i M < u a i a i u > m *■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ M r s. John F. O'Rourke, Nottingham Boulevard, W est Palm Beach, tells why she likes her Perfection Stove. Just ij Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami Sanford, West Palm Bench Knnfnnl. K in. V. Wheeler. B roker Phone No. 48 RADE HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD When you riilo by airplane J from London to Purls, Great • Haya Crenm Applied in Nostrils Britain helps pay your fare, for | Opens Air I’aasages Right Up. tho Imperial Airways Company in++*++++++<f4F+++**+++*+-i>> subsidized by tho British Governn,en*’ j Instant relief—no waiting. Your ~--------------------------------Iclogged nostrils open right up; the air passages o f your hend clear Business For Sale and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blowing, IN A FAST GROWING headache dryness. No struggling Tor breath at night; your cold or TOWN catarrh disappears. $5000.00 STOCK OF CRN Get n small bottle of Ely’s Cream Halm from your druggist now. ApERAL MERCHANDISE ply a littlo of this fragrant, anti­ ANI) FIXTRUES. septic, healing cream in your nos­ trils. It pcnetrntr.s through every nir of the head, soothes DOING GOOD BUSINESS tho passage inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes in­ stantly. B. C. Eaton & Co. It’s just fine. Ilon’t stay stuffed Oslccn, Fla. up with u cold or nnsty catarrh. c ? \ phX* c“ l education at Flo*»y Florida Forestry Asso­ Pi,u U a state College for Women was ciation, Shows Slate Has 93 held at Lake Bradford, where Elastncowe, a beautiful reSpecies of Native Trees PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.—(jip) — Variable depths of the Atlantic Ocean near Cape Fear and a.id Frying Orenn bhoais will be probed by the Pan Shoals H*. S. Survey Ship Nokomis, which sailed from tho Navy yard here yesterday for southern waters Mapped depths of .1,000 feet— practically ••bottomless’’ for navi­ gation purposes—recently have been reported by various vessels ns having been reduced to a score or so fathoms, nnd nil sorts of highly Imaginative theories have been advanced to account for the seeming phenomenon, including volcunic activity, shoals of living sea organisms and the like. Two o f the airplanes, used by the recent MacMillinn Arctic oxpedition will bo used in work with the Kokomis nnd also will undertake charting the ocean floor off the north coast o f Cuba. FOR SALE 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. S a n f o r d .F l Colds, Grippe, Fiu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria T HIKT tT �• • ':‘ SANFORDJ E R A L ^ J *J _______ 1 ■— =tt= •I~‘ 1 s: y .W f >lk t4 *••#*> »i* #rId fk »#f • c f f »•» •* « r *• >• ♦1 •«v m REAL ESTATE |»*‘**1 BETTER BUYS ( V* fc 2 lots, corner Oak and Central Ave. INVESTMENTS Corner Myrtle Avenue and 13th, St. K A R L J. S C H U L T Z 1st National Bank Bldg. 4 lots in Rose Court, 2 fronting on Sanford Avenue............................$10,000 ■'V I f. Good Home, close in— 5 rooms and bath....:/.......................................... $ 4,500 : • r l I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS ' \ l■*«i. * , R. W. LAWTON, Realtor r* a * t . v* : t v , Real Estate and Investments. Phone 743. 70x133. A rare bargain. $3,250. “ Those Who Hesitate— Lose.” 10 acres at Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. OSCAR R .‘ BROOKS It will pay you to Investigate these. W c have buyers for First Street Extension property 7 .1 V /- ft magnificent home. 80 acres near Chuluota on proposed hnrd road, $ 100.00 per acre. limits. A beautiful tract for subdivision. Eastern exposure. iU Most beautiful lot in Sanford on Magnolia Avenue, 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 21 acres just o ff Country Club Road and just outside the city 50x117, L 3 lots on Oak Ave., facing Highland Park. 50x137. §5^ Phone 744. S 1 Corner lot in Fort Mellon..-...........................................................-....$ 1,575 60x117. K THE LOT KING— Phone 482-w 30G First National Bank Bldg. W . F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203*205 Meisch building Licened Real] “ USE YOUR FORESIGHT” t, /. HOMES—L O T S -F A R M S ACREAGE ACT QUICK! N. p< We have listed fo r the next two or three days som*1 o f the best warehouse sites in the city at the lowest prices.' ■ » i f* ■ Also some o f the choicest Sanford Avenue business property can be seen among our listings. Im In and Near Enterprise, the Big DevelopiJ Sacrifice Sale: i..v nays 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, bulance to suit pur­ chaser. Surely we don’t have to INSIST that that is a BARGAIN. 1593 A cres $87.50 PER ACRE Half the price o f adjoining land— Beautifully| around and side o f lakes, ww. 45 K ’ BatsB {[;: McCALL & FOX r ! COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “ The Firm Substantial” Ileal Estate Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfci 311 First National Hank Hldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 H i l t * K « r r r i (1. I!. I l f C t l l , I I . G , I ’ o i , I I . |,. Mill 113VJj Magnolia Ave. BRYAN T & HATHAWAY General Insurance Phone 745 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land fV “ REAL BARGAINS” Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel] WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE me « Jr* t* \ HriuOt* HOUSES—BUSINESS PRO PERTY—SMALL FARMS' ' AN D ACREAGE A Six Room Roebond Stuccoed . . Bungalow *J 9 9 One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue... Thirteen acres facin g on Lake Monroe, 1200: . _ , front. P r ic e ............................................. ' Just completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betwj mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price S850.C $3,000 Down The Houses we are offering for sale were not built to sell. Balance to suit purchaser “ FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. 113Mi Magnolia. R. C. TISDALE 152 Acres Phone 74G REALTOR Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per acre and worth double price asked. Ileal 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 Offer an Entire Block WANTED Fronting on First Street just o f f Sanford Avei A Beautiful Home UK4d : business property is unexcelled by any in Saiaj On Central Avenue, large lot Listings of houses, lots, blocks and acreage. If your price is right wo have tho buyers waiting. What have you to offer? $15,000.00. Many real estate men say that we are o ffe j One-third cash. cheap. The price for a few days will be $110,00® It/ cash, balance over 4 year period. 5% binder f<] Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. FI* LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO. ,v ' SCRUGGS REALTY COMPAN’ REALTORS F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. L. SERMONS, Sales Mgr. K l 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 THE BEST BUY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best water in the state, 3/j mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. Act quick. 210 E. 1st St. TWO HOMES that can not be equalled for the money in the city. hoU!,° with for $ 1,000.00 with terms. 202 First Street Phone 708-709 Today’s Best Buys—Act Quick! SM ALL DOWN PA1 Modern House Five Rooms on a CO foot lot .."u o n T ,* 8r . r Screened-in Porch— 1 0p*n ...... ........ Beat Location in T°« One -t-room house, sleeping porch and garage CO foot lot ’ — Also— For $3,000.00 With Terms. Ma Phone 735 Near 3 subdivisions on French Ave ” yuri. s r s , New Five Room House on H Sacrifice Pine Hurst Lot $2a0 Corner Lot 13th and Eastern Export* >■ PURVIS & WILCOX L E E A. C O N O L E Y , R ea lto r Miller Building, Magnolia Phone 149 E. E. PAGE U i 4;* u 9 » The Substantial 12-14 Q a rn er-W ooW TELEPHONE 770 1 �*7 Tf»V ___ 17— For Sulc, Houses 7—Business Service Wanted Help, salesman FOR SALE: Four new, two room : Two Wide nwnke real houses, each on ensy terms, $750 W* ™ |if!e. salcsladies and men for ^ mm m a ^CW Kood lots nt $300. \\ nte P. Q, Box 690 City. subdivision and brokerage sales, good commission. Apply 108 Ma~FOR SALE: Seven room house, two baths, close to business dis­ Male trict on Magnolia Ave. A. P. Con- UKUAMZERS WANTED: nnd female for fraternal order nelly and Sons. Phone -18. thirty „ne years old. Beautiful FOR SALE: A renl bnrgain, 15 ritual, catchy literature. Experi­ room house best in county. On ence preferred but not essential, two beautiful lakes. 5 miles from rop notch contrncts for producers. town, would cost $10,000 to build A. C. Garvin, 700 North Collins it now. If rold in next 10 days bt., Plant City. Fin. will take^ $15,000. Fine location " ANTED: Salesman nnd Snlesfor hospital or sanatorium. Will Jndy. Apply to Mr. Curley. hold 50 beds. If you are looking I'letchcr and Bulger Realty Co., for a bnrgain, this Is it. E. G. Hos­ nl1 er ^ U3 Magnolia Ave. ier, Route A, Box 187 I hone 710. DRUG STORE <1*1 ‘ O l« »*"• ,«rtlon. 24.— Lost, Found , th*lr -b#r H vjt on» I !>»• “ fi can't nhnne l i t UIKACLR Conerew t o . cement work. T Ing blocks, irrigation boxw. /■ 1 Terwillefcr, P r o p * ___________ HILL LUMBER CO 1 Serrlee. Quality «nd Pries ADDRESSING — Multlgrapnin folding and tnniling-as yc want It— when you want I Phone 873. II. E. Pn«h* Fir FOR RENT: 5 room house, water and lights. M. M. Lord, Route FOR SALE OR RENT: 5 i house nnd garage. West 2n Call 5 7 1 -J .__________________ 10— For Rent. Rooms FOR RENT: Furnished room in private home for refined young man. 009 Magnolia Ave. ATTENTION - I ensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia's tusiory; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge developers acrOSS h scsm b ii ttn v afnrtiw l* ON MAGNOLIA Lot Next to South East Corner M agnolia And Highland. 70x133 $2500.00 Terms AD\ EUT1SE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest bend in your subscription to the newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified Tribune or hand it to your local rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ dealer so you can read Florida’s Realtor newsP“ P«L Ono year, nal- He*raid, Waycross, Georgia. $8.00, 0 months, $1.00, three months Milnne Theatre IHdg. LOST: \\ hite Poodle dog. Answers FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In $2.uu. It yon desire $ 1,UU0 insur­ to name o f “ P eggy". Reward. tho FORT LAUDERDALE ance policy add 75o to your order. Phone 370-W or 51. DAILY NEWS—it .. covers Brow­ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ ard County thoroughly which ia gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest one of the most rapidly growing classified medium, rntc, cash, 9c WE HAVE THE BEST,feUYS sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon ACREAGE* r turn to Room request. receive rowar ft row — //?Aonc72't FOR SALE—Space on the pngs LOST: Automobile battery. Find­ for classified advertisement* er return to Herald office nnd Why not rent those vaennt rooms, receive reward. or sell that second-hand goods? ValdeatHotel Building LEARN ABU Ur Tolk County and 25— Opticians, Jewelers OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales lakeland, through the StarII. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- Telegram. Host advertising me­ jew clery and clock repairing and ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ dium in South Florida. Published engraving. Quick service. 11G Mag­ trict. Want cd and die ploy rates mornings. STA R-T E LEG UA M— on request. Lakeland, Florida. nolia Avenue. Phone 4-12. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees Fcene of stupendous developLake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Miller. itnent. Read about it in the Palm Reasonable. iT E W A R T THE FLORIST" Beach Post. Sample copy aent on Flowers io r all occasion. |request. FOR RENT: Room, warm, bath 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W nnd toilet connection, partly fur­ nished, $3.00 per week. 32— Typewriters, Supppliesr A LITTLE W ANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous REMINGTON Portable four-hank results- Advertise those old nr Typewriters, "tho king of port­ tides you have stored awuy nnd FOR SALE: German police dog, ables. $00. Barret Portablo Adding have no use for. A little thirty female; price reasonable. A p­ Machines. Can't he beat. Seminole cent ad mny bring you several ply Carnival Co., office Tourist Printery, Phone 93, Welnka Bldg. dollars. Phone U 8 nnd a repre­ Camp, 13th St., west of French sentative will call and sec you. 33— Wanted Ave. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Fresh milk cow. Call W ANTED Boarders; room and ers and fern growers of Volus­ meals. Julius Hurper, 1105 Oak ia county advertiso in tho DeLnnd Daily News, rate le per word, cash FOR SALE: A 32 Smith nnd Wes with order. son rifle. Costs $22.50, will sel W A N TE D : Hulk oranges, carloads. for $10.00. Apply 703 Oak Ave. Address Oranges, care Sanford Herald. FOR SALE: Cheap 230 feet, inch galvernized pipe new. One Ford W A N TE D : Painting n (I paper truck good as new. One mulo_ at hanging. Phone Curtis 255, Sanyour own price. See Dr. E. G. Kcs jer, Silver Lake, W AN TED : Apartnlent o f 2 or 3 YOUR LISTINGS will be apprec­ rooms, must be furnished. Apply iated and have prompt atten­ Adv. Dept., Herald Office. tion. Elder and Lovell, real estato W AN TED : Large unfurnished bed brokers. room with use of hath nnd ga FOR SALE: Cheap. 2 delivery rngo. Desirable. P. O. Box 510. trucki. Inquire -102 Sanford Ave. Rutherford. W A N TE D : I.ady solicitor for lo cnl concern. Add-ess A. B. W f o r QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 enre o f the Herald for particu­ acres farm on hard road with lars. well, west of Sanford for $2700 HELP W ANTED: Female. Active cash. Also 1 lot 50x125 East front young lady, well acquainted in on Sanford Ave., with garuge this section to represent “ Kulford apartment for $1000. Half cash. bv-the-Sca” distributing literature B. II. Bankston, Sanford. nnd inviting guests to make our E. SPURRING, siD-di vision Free Bus Trips to Miami. Commis­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ sion basis with expense money fur­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a nished. Address Manager, 250 S. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Orange Ave., Orlando, Fin. way. 35— Wanted Help, Male IOR SALE: Delco light plant. First class condition; new out­ fit with portable storage batteries cheap. Apply Cnrnival Co., office ' li t Camp, 13th St., west o f IVrnch Ave. l!:. FOR SALE: A good 1V4 ton g i , truck, with touring home body. S* Equipped completely for four i people, with silverware, table lin' Mjns, bedding, etc. Just the thing , |for camping and fishing. Will i ? i make a profitable investment for 8onte one to rent out to tourist. Apply ( arnival Co., office Tourist i ' amP. 13th St., west of French Sale— Furniture, etc, FOR SALE: Portable ba oven mounted on traile ready to go; reasonable, arnival Co., office. Tourist LdlLfo- WC!>t of French Av We carry a full line! , r prices are right. Ca terms. Wo want your bui banfnrl Stove & Furnituri 321 E. First St. | W A N TE D : A competent stenog­ rapher. Apply A. P. Connelly Si Sons. 18*« It HA I. K S T A T 1Q 121 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t I'lio n e 176 emt.er of 8 A N FO IID . F L A G. TAYLOR DYER PiUnting— Decorating PHONE 303 iiA iiiii.ii On first Street, Down Town Busi­ ness.. Property, s h o p 113 Magnolia Are. t First Class llsrbera Special Attention Given To Indies and Children. S. W. BRADFORD Vwllonsl Ttonk PUtr ~ 8 ^ F o r Rent, Apartments i ^nnfnrri --------------- Florid* V. Wheeler Inc W t l l l T W. W A It X K It , S l n a n t r I l l 1st Nat’I. Bank MORGANTOWN, V . VA., people nre interested in Florida. F.uch of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Building Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — Classified ads hnvc the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rute 8c (0-word lint*) line. TO REACH nUYEItS or seller* of Florida real estate advertise i» tho St. Petersburg Times. One cen‘ cent a word daily, two cents a won Sundays. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium in Daytona (Fla.) tine cent n word an insertion. Minimum 25c. l o t t t l c l i l t t f o u r lilorl*«a «»f I ’ o a t o f f l r e . I . o f I** * 0 \ I I 7. A t i t le M f o r y t i r l r k l i t i l h l l m c I* n l r c m l y o n 11««• l o t . I ' u r <i * | n i r k *nlt* Ihl** |tro|M*rl> r a n Im* Im m i k HI f o r P7 .MMIU |» rr f r o n t f o o l , I - 1 cm* h i I m l m i c c I , • • m i l l l\ > r n r » . A £ I , O in »,mih) t i l m l c r III Im * n r r r p l c i l f o r t l i I r t > <ln>». 4. I.rt ii$ slu m > o il '« i |r tn * T f / V****'K r S U . .1 .......... S I .000.00 |„ W hy waste your time run­ ning nround looking for a good Investment? Let us show you how you enn in? W e ie ly o u p tfld a n tmta double It In the next thirty or sixty dnys. Wo hnve been in tho real estate business for years nnd are glad to say wo hnvo tho finest listings and tho best values in the State of iN ow o/M im ------------- ----------------------------------------- JOHN E. FOX, Representative 120 South Park Ave. FULTON, INC We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine' Real Estate Brokers A d d e d safety an d easier d riv ­ ing are big reason s fo r the w ide p op u larity o f th e Better B uick. m e c h a n ic a l 4* w h c c I- bra k c design fo r t w o w in ters a n d tw o su m m ers. r;t Strict (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) A n d B etter B u ick C o n tr o lla ­ b le B e a m H e a d lig h t s n o w m a k e n i g h t d r i v in g s a fe . T h e y fu rn ish bright light, nil the tim e, w ith o u t glare in the ey es o f o n c o m i n g d r iv e r s . Y O U t>AT T O L) C O T GnO O F H R.C )A A TTE I^ A ^ O IL L iS O T O E tJMtTVA OF rAY ___ J^OTHEFtEO W IT H i-u P R O P O b A iL ’Ti Cm n rm eo . , " > v TT c a .^ e o f LOVE A T . 'M C t t T - 1 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. in Seminole 20 1-2 acres at I’aola (Borders two lakes) Arc very Hcarce, buy a lot from us and build you a house. 4 beautiful building lots at 12th. and Elm at a bargain. See us. l$y GEORGE M cM AN l IS ' V O ( j M/NKEl M E F<b tC K ;} .Y O U K tS O W ] OM jCH TER L IK E . p a a .d e . a . f o o a ^ W l T H HE.R- HOW ( ^ P > c> T O U (J Promoter/ SMITH & RAWLINS Reid Estate Broken* 200 feet frontage 1 trsT R O O O C C O HIM T O M 1*3*3 *2>MITH / n n ’ h e . F E L L I hi L O V E ^ Y N Q R E ? Developers SANFORD. FLORIDA, Host Business Site in Sanford W A N TE D : Young men between B u ick ’ s better steering gear the ago o f 21 nnd 30 years, to (t h e m ost e x p e n s i v e ty p e learn tho 5 nnd 10 cent business. Must have good education, furnish built to d a y ) has 5 tim es the host o f reference anil not afraid ordin ary co n tr o l surface. o f hard work. Hours not long. J. Y o u r f a m i ly a n d y o u w ill M o re than 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 4-whccI* G. McCrory, 5 and 10c Store. feci safer an il he safer in the b ra k e B u ic k s h a v e proved BE TH A N K FU L that you are liv­ Better B u ic k ! ing in Florida and take advan­ t h e s u p e r i o r i t y o f B u i c k tage o f the Thanksgiving holidays B U I C K M O T O R CO M PAN Y, FLINT, M IC H IG A N to ninko a delightful FREE BIJB D iriston o/(;*"«>ut Mo<«» Corl-orullow TR IP o f 000 miles to wonderful Miami and return. This beautiful * Better Buick Six Cylinder VaUe ln-Heu.l motor c.iri East Coast tour includes such rum;* In price from $ I I 2 5 u, *1995.1. o. b. Buick f,upoints o f interest ns Hollywood and tor in . Among the Buick open and clo ied mode I, Coral Gables and an enjoyable trip •litre It one that w ill meet your J etlret exa ctly. up Biscayne Bay to Fulford-bythc-Sea. School teachers and mem­ bers o f other professions having a holiday period are urged to be our guests. For reservations ami further information address Geo. K. Fischer, District Soles Mgr., ‘ Fulford-hy-thc-Sea’ 250 S. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. Phone '2.>-J. .? CALLL ARCHITECT First National Hank Hldg. SANFORD BUICK CO c Well Located Lot in San Lanta, $2,- Elton J. Moughton .I S S L T X Ch a t t e r - TCU HQm Itvalilsnt o f F l o r id a s in c e n » reien cre: F i r s t N atb.nul l U n k . J. H. HUTCHINSON T ^ ,I>An.pAILY TIMES, Tampa, ... , thousands read the class lied pages of Florida’s Gieat Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word, i linimum 25c, cash with order, write for complete rate card. ’ ’ ANTED: Experienced sales­ ladies for department store. Apply at Speer & Son. oald bj COM of ADVhRTISING Keta results If it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily Ntws is circulated in - - d u s t r . a l and agricultural «cc- -------- (iO O M OO L T H A s T ." , O O E ’b N ’ r / 'b M I T H - .Y O U l, o f y 'L V /M A .T A U tF E Corner lot at Palmetto and Commercial, $800.00 per foot. This Is a snappy buy for a handsome profit. i On corner of Sanford Ave., and Union Ave.. at $850.00 ner foot. A rare oppor­ tunity. . 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w ©«323 % by Intu F cature nv.ee. p /c « l UtUain n j h u tm ttxtd. y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/96b6c6db5cb98bb3eeafa1764240645c.pdf ad43b31f23d1965de5f983957a02988a PDF Text Text • . L'fi l A 1/ - ' -F lo r id * : Cloudy tdnlgh warner in extreme norti tion, Thursday xhawerx; north portion, moderate. < fresh on the south coant rida’a Vejrctnble G a r d e n l^ d a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 192 HOME EDITION Flier Rejects Navy Summons To Appear In Court And Goes Before Courtmartial WASHINGTON, Nov. 1H </P)_ Shadows of the Navy’s Ghcnan- himself for testimony before it. tluah court o f inquiry overcast the Anton Heinen, the German ZcpSpirited Cress Elim ination Mitchell court martial today when pelyn expert, testified before the rr.nitial that reduction in the O f Young Rhinelander Has Republican !•rank R. Held, counsel court number of automatic valves on the ri Court First In Tears And for ( cl. M(tclidl, asked that the Shenandoah, from 18 to 8 , reduced Then In Burst Of Laughter court, martial call to the atten­ the safety of the dirigible from tion of ^ro'jidpot the* H>0 percent to 0 . In his opinion, Ilt-iiiOfi American "Wants To , Shenandoah court’s "high handed would nut triki* auffirtant inutrucj procedure." tion from German experts. dor strict riders I he court martial was informed is not to Hfjompt ; that Maj. Frank M. Kennedy, k about th(*|pouse f a rccurrance of ordered to testify before it today, ■ "heart block.” j had been subponead by the Navy Cram, Bridgewncourt ami had l>ecn threatened ; with contempt proceedings if ho leasures WHITE PLAINS. N. Y ' ‘hd not respond to the navy suntitu re A re 18 </?> Comedy and pathos chased mons. Maj. Kennedy refused to accept each other across the stage of the bsidered the Navy subpoena nnd was orRhinelander annulment suit Tues­ day, interspersed with moments ■N ov. 18. when the crowded courtroom b LegfsIbusiness gasped ut frank testimony on the art of lovemaking. id day o f It was a day o f mental torture Kgsioii....... bict w ater for Leonard Kip Rhinelander, the bed by the younn^r son o f an aristocratic u and sent family wno seeks to win freedom from his wife, Alice Beatrice jr minuted DOMESTIC Ilar.'isnn Attends Conference Mo.vsajjc Delivered In Council Jones, negro mald-scrvant and fen. T h is One killed and cozen injured In Jacksonville To Work Meeting at Capital: Virtue daughter o f a hack uriver. itrp towards when the Clyde Line Steamer Out Plans Looking Toward Subjected to u merciless cross of Women Not Known l»y hwater from Lennpe is burned while o ff the examination, young Rhinelander | Early Completion of Road Hair Length Says Cardinal const o f Dclewarc last night. admitted swearing to five fab - 1 u one of the Lenourd Kip Rhinelander is Civ. Martin put through merciless cross-ex­ hoods, admitted that lie hud been I The Sanford-DeLand road will WAh HINGTON. Nov. I8 . _ ( / P ) _ infatuated with his wife and that! bo either ready for completion, or Catholic women in America wore en in extra amination by defense counsel in lie had taken the initiative in love tho section of the road which is urged by Rope I’iu to resist "in ­ local Icgisla- his suit for unnulmenftVO y h ia making. now dosed, will be improved nr.d decent" fashions in women’s dress marriage to his negfif b n ^ y ;th houses. . Wants Suit to Co On made passable by Dec. 1. accord­ in n ines age to the convention of Alice Jones Rhinelander. Stammering and Iv dinting, lie ing to « statement made today by the National Council of Catholic J the cuncurCereal . heverapA tax to curb waded through a series of intimate F. E. Harrison, Jr., head of the re -j Women. The message, read Tues­ »for niljourn- leer flood is approved ‘ by tiic questions concerning his relations eently formed traffic bureau of day night by Bishop Joseph Schr17 ami sent it House Ways and Means Com- with her and hi* own love let! emlix of Cleveland, declared that the Chamber o f Commerce. riders in the mmittce at its hcsgffigs on TucsYet when the day hud ended al­ ,|.v ~ At a meeting Tuesday in Jack­ Cliri tin.i women who Urcsii im­ d a desire to (itl) • most his last statement was that sonville of railroad, highway, and modestly "dishonor the name of Police of Los Angles arc in­ ! situation behe wanted to go on with the sub. lime rock officials, which Mr. Har­ Christian." vestigating the death o f young "Y ou nro a free agent in this rison attended, the announcement Ration which naval officer, who met death case, arent y o u ? " asked Leo Par­ Virtue Not Judged By Hair by drowning after early morn­ sons Davis, counsel for Mrs. Rhine- j v»nx made that it was hoped that the lime rock quarries, which are PARIS. Nov. 18.—UP)—"The vir­ ing party. lundci. now shut down duo to the embar­ tue of a women lias never been Chicago authorities seek W o"Y es,’ replied Rhinelander. go, would be able to re-opeu about j known by th length of her hair," mnn in con n ection witli poison "D o you still want to proceed the first o f next month. I Alor.■ig.nr Dullu c, Cardinal Archcase in which enfant was killed in this law su it?’’ I 11 that event it is hoped that 1bishop ol Paris said, when asked while his. icircntn listened to "Y es." _ the 225 carloads o f crushed rod:, f >r hi;; opinion of hohliing. Re­ radio in adjoining room. The comedy note was struck this needed to complete the stretch of ligion i no enemy of fashion, the WASHINGTON morning when Al Johnson, black-* two and one-half miles from Or­ prelate added, In a message to the Catholic faca comedian, took the stand in ange City to the present brick "Fashion is tho most widespread women o f America, Pope Pius tlie midst of Leonard’s cross ex­ load, will lie obtainable, sa work form of art and (!<ul is the friend urges them not to follow de­ amination to deny that he had ever will lie immediately commenced o f true artists. I loved tho fash­ grading women’s fashions o f met Alice ns she had intimated in with the prospect o f fully com­ ions of by-gone days, and the dotoday. one o f her letters read several pleting the link in a comparative!] corux charm o f hamoniously flowArmy flies, summoned to ap­ days ago. inr draperies still appeals to me. short time. pear. before the Naval court Jolson protested that ho hail If it is impossible to secure the But we must recognize that wc probing statements o f Mrs. ever met her, her, that his life had rock by the first o f next month have got past flowing draperies. Lansdownc that she was in­ been made miserable since her let- 1or shortly after, it ia planned, ac­ Today is the day of boldly cut low fluenced in her testimony before ter was published nml that his wit-- cording to Mr. Harrison, to com- necked gowns o f too flimsy ma­ thut body a month ago, refuse doesn’ t talk to him because of it. nlcto as much o f the road as is terial , of delicate stockings and to accept summons and testifies an Eat Now possible with the material now on 1too unsubstantial foot wear. instead. s is straight now.” ; Hand, and then grade the remain- j "Then there is this mania some Shenandoah court o f inquiry te 1 can cat break- dcr to make a fairly pussnble road young women have of making them reconvenes with the prospect o f 1ma culino! All these are to Is? at home tomorrow. Every 1 until materials nro obtainable. Mrs. Landxdownc and Cnptnin Under this arrangement the Idamed but excess in the opposite •om my dressing Fidey both being placed on the extra plays ‘Alice, present detour would be eliminat­ is just as blameworthy. Please witness stand. ed, it is said to come as u welt anted God. no archbishop of Paris will Where Art T hou?” ’ STATE It was in the bill of particulars 1announcement. Chamber of Com­ ever forbid the women o f Paris to State legislature speeds up that Rhinelander admitted to five merce officials who declare it follow the fashions — with tact, work of considering mass o f falsehoods, all of them concerning means either a completed or an moderation nnd intelligence! They hills, both o f loc^il and state, the time when he first began to improved road, with the cliniinn-,j have so much intelligence, or rath­ t-enate passes Key West water suspect Alice had negro blood. At tion of the present detour which [ er ta .(>•, generally that they ore bill and sends measure to house first he suspected it in 1922, long is said to have diverted •<» much 'capable wearing and o f making me for Consideration. before the marriage: then he said traffic away from Sanford into admit it even o f somewhat short Embargo relief is neur at it wus in March 192.. when he other channels. (•and, declares railroad expert was shown her birth certificate. .n statement, after having made (Continued on Page Three) , IS Kentucky Solons a trip of inspection over the ^^•latact statu. In Favor BeUiiur Act | Wui„ llf ; LOCAL I * ^ c es .ful FPANKFORI), Ky., Nov. 18 (,T'i Work on the Sanford-DeLand SCHENECTADY. N. Y . Nov. 18. I / * r .'jr.-idiT road will bo resumed by Dec. 1 — Roeapltaiution of the attitude _ 1 ,pi— A sentence o f 19 1 “ 50 year" E 7 , tl permit- when it is hoped to either fin­ in Clinton priso not Dnnncniora. of senators and senators-clcct to P*kll by Rep­ ish hard surfacing it to Orange P *' Sumtor wo* imposed today upon Harry < the upper house of the 1926 gen­ • ity or to make it passable and eral assembly tod.iv showed that, I h t ,,f » P°'- cliniiryjHng present detours. Fairbanks, confessed kidnapper of on the face ot the 1524 senate Discussion o f the athletic sit-, and Vernon Alexnndorson, the young journal records, published reports Healtlt movies, furnished by tion existing in the Sanford Hi L,’ aw:*® rethe State Board of Health, are son of E. F. W. Alexander urn, and renlicM to a questionnaire, 18 School occupicil much of the tu L,r* and to be shown here at the high o f the Kiwanis Club at its »>'Fbv tr-lcruJar. chief consulting engineer «>f the nru opposed to repeal o f tho pariquoted n:r favoring repeal o f the school auditorium Thursday ing this noon, held at the Semin l ' t!ie commitGeneral Electric Company. Fair­ mutuel betting luw. Eleven are »*'Ution which Cafe. - i r , banks entered a plea nf guilt) 1 '• measure, which legalized betted <ui G. E. McKay, principal of t L'*J» measure the opening o f his trial here th horse races at Kentucky tracks, High School told of the varu 5 o’clock. and nine are undecided. athletic activities of the school a th« eastern urged the Kiwupians to attend 1 t0^Uining what football games to be played hi ’ * mile ruail ir,l „ ro**" Friday when the team ;rom „ c,,unDaytona High School plays 1 Sanford eleven. Other members the club urged the support of lr)ial hilt, cIni; to the : 1hool. - Tuesday! R. L. Christenberr.v tohi •»« ' take Hurst air station, who testi­ the Oiorn- 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. I« «-l fied thnt she henrd Mrs. I.anssteam laundry which will »ooii ms. The circumstances under v dov.no talking over the telephone in operation in this cit; ' url< i«comi Capt. Paul Foley as judge a about the Shenandoah’s western committtMi reports were given e only, as cate prepared and sent tu trip on the day after the wreck the meeting. . ,[u|*s carMargaret Rosa tansdowne. and heard her say: "Hu was not Eighty per cent of the mcmb ‘J* »>ot on now much discussed atatemen sent, he went.' relating t„ years ship wns in attendance, tlie lom had her to read to tho Sfcenam Mrs. Klein sairl this occurred ing Kiwanianx being present;f. Hernancourt o f inquiry, were made during n visit to Mrs. tansdowne’s Rev. E. D. Brownlee. R. H. m ’ Rml the lip 1 f •iaJ> suilivan. a servant, primary subject of investigu home. Capt. \V. It. Ghernrdi, Na­ •re»tion of 11H from burns shortly after be- L. C. Bebout, C. A. Byrd. Ktoday by that court. val nide to Secretary Wilbur, nl o The court also has sumnn fmrti°n of ,nk take,, out o f the house by fire- Christenberry, A. P- Connelly. called while she was there, she C,1U having B. I). Cnswoll, R. B. Chapman. Mrs. George W. Stevie. Jr., E ir U iS* ,S>bil SkiPt<>". ■'!<>. the suid. and %.he heard Mrs. Laos'niRiit’.ee on bum ii uiMC wtary’ of the commandant or me • severely downc n y to him: "I did not M." 1,1 "ot hav. ^ n e d Miss M „ry Nolan, a cook, Hurst Naval Air station. it. My husband never criticises Mrs. Lansdowne says dciiv from .. 1 ln. ? ho»nital suffering the Navy Department and the .Sec­ nl smoke inhalation, the paper for Capt. k<>le>. retary o f :he Navy, und why The former Judge advocaw. in th«°k burnin»f furnace exploded should I ? " , tho .. ,scnu‘nt- Dr. Bronson and lias been made a party holer.Tho interview between ( apt. tho only occucourt a< a result of • r ght to I’ojey and Mrs. Lansdowne was dwelliro. trU? f,vc**tory browvistone downe’a charge that I ached- described at sonio iongth bv l*r. sway her testimony, i Boor K Wtre a ,’eeP on the top staiid Wilmati B. Mason, who confirmed uled to take the wi imony that he told Mrs. tanadown* not during the day. **c to tell Foley "a damned thing. will be included into Ha said. Foley impressed upon injected phase of tne Mrs. tansdowne that the court C»1 bill] investigation. wns friendly to her and that $h" •doming The first wit new would be under oath nml should r«ffrrt.l Mrs. Gladys J- Kh1Commander Jocou *» Athletics At High School Discussed AtKiwanisMeeting Naval Court Begins Investigation Of Statements Made By Mrs. Lansdowne State French Peak Already Reached And Better Service LEWIS, Del., Nof. 18.— (A P )— One life was lost in the Is Ahead, Says M. J. Gumi­ race with death by the blnzing Clyde liner Lennpe o ff the lev Of Car ftentCQ Division Delwnre Capes early today. All the remainder o f her pns-engers and crew. numhrH^ ? fl7 wero safely a c c o a s A w f r. Permits W ill Clear Of these, passengers aiiu CT?,» members suffered exposure and burns and were taken to the Beebe hospital here. Up Present Situation Tho man who lost his life was identified as Robert LevConditions Are Fnst Improv­ orton, about GO years old, believed to be o f Williamansett, ing, Official Thinks After Mass. He became panic stricken as flames burst through Inspection Tour Of Stale a deck while passengers were being taken o ff the burning ship and jumped overboard. He was not missed by the ship’s JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 18.—</P) officers but his body was picked up in Delaware Bay by a —The peak of the Florida in-bound fisherman hours after all hands had been landed here. freight traffic congestion has been ------- passed and the situation lias so im- j proved that "it is believed it 8090 ; will l»c possible to issue permits riV C M DV and continue them until freight for I L / \ Y Y i J l l J 111 V U l l D l immediate requirements will be more nearly met than at any time in the last several months," wen* the chief findings o f M. 'J. C ornley, car service division, Ameri­ can Railway association, during a Local Hunting Season Opens two-day executive "em bargo" ses­ Dec. 1 and Continues To sion with railroad officials here, Jan. .11; Deputy Urges Pur­ according to a statement by Mr. chase o f Floridu Licenses Gormley Tuesday afternoon. Emphasizing that in order that By HARLAN W. KELLEY the situation limy continue to clear up. only freight needed for immed­ But a few rlnys now remain un­ iate requirements should be asked til tlie opening of tlie hunting sea­ of the railroads. Mr. Gormley de­ son and special attention is called clared: " With the reduction of the accumulation mid the instance of by C. F. Marshall, deputy gnnio permits in increasing voli .ne, the commissioner, to the changes in tho traffic, and the ruilrond. gener­ laws and regulations which taka ally will be best served b* lie up- effect this season. According to ticunts for permit ! curta" | ig their Chapter 10987, Acts o f 1925, which requests for Immediate npplics also to Orange and Oscemerits and making no at secure permits for atfclir. ‘.o ’V'c^ks |oln counties, the open season fo r not immediate!;*,tcqt»!re«/V '. ’V 'game animals; birds, and fur bear­ "T raffic h:ri never la "a waved ing rnimnls is from Dee. 1st, to more promptly by the railroads of Jan. .11, inclusive. the country as a whole outside In Marion county, the game law, o f the congested Florida territory, provides for a closed season for and with the cleaning up o f the deer, bear, and wild turkey between accumulation for Florida, the per­ Juno I, 1925 and April 1, 1927. mitted traffic will move up Lake county, according to Mr. promptly to the Florida lines, mak­ Mai hall, has an open season for ing unnecessary the laying in of game birds and squirrels between stocks in udvancu o f actual im­ Dec. I, and Feb. I, nnd a closed mediate requirements." season for wild deer nnd wild tur­ The statement continues: key from June l, 1925 to Dec. 1. Roads Do All Possible 1927. "Tlie railroads appreciate the pnVolusia county, it is declared, tim e" hnwn by the Florida peo­ has 11 closed season for gnnio unrl ple in the problems o f the rail- game bird t on and lifter Nov. 20, roe vpp-onogoshrdluctninupiiupp 1925, except an open season for roads in moving a greatly increas­ game and gnnio birds from Dec. I, ed traffic, and they nro doing ev­ 1925 to January 5, 1926. The Inw erything ia their power to furnish also limits the number o f game lhe best possible transportation for and game birds to be tnken in one tl:e state, with particular attention day in open season mid provides tiling paid to the citrus and veget­ a imnulty for violation. able outbound movement. Many counties require individual "The state-wide embargo has county licenses, however n state not been in effect a sufficient hunting license. Series (’ a statelength of time to materially re­ at-lnrge license, is sufficient for duce the in cumulation for points any county in tlie state, Mr. Mar­ oil the lines, but it is the opin­ shall stated. There ix no provis­ ion that the largo part o f the traf­ ion made for duplication of licen­ fic loaded prior to the embargo ses. tins now been moved up to the It’ anyone should lose his license, Florida lines and their immediate he can have the county judge issue connection-', and the peak has been him a statement stating the num­ pa.- ed. ber of the original license with a "It will not bo possible to isil'u physical description tho office ex­ p. noil for the movement of sand, plained. This written statement, (Continued on Page Three) however, must enry the judge'] signature and officiul stamp. Special attention is called to the bag limit for one day in Scminoio county, o f 10 quail. The bog limit for one season is one deer, 2 tur­ keys, and 150 game birds, and a penalty is provided if it in ex­ ceeded. The use o f all firearms is Movies, furnUtictl by tho rlor- prohibited on Sunday. This includ­ es firing o f turgct.x. idn .State Hoard o f Health, and The number o f state licenses Iswhich will give interesting and in•trueting moving pictures showing xueil at tho county judge’s office the prevention o f diseases, will ho this year is only 51. Last ycur ut exhibited at the high school audi­ this time there wore between 500 torium Thursday night at 7:.’J0 o’­ and COO issued. The largo decrcuxo clock. according to an announce- is due, it is suid, to the Into open­ merit rnndo today by Miss Abby ing of the seuson nnd its short duration. Most sportsmen, it is Doudney, county nurse. declared, desire to do the most of The public is invited to vclw their hunting about the timo of tli c films and especially are the Thanksgiving, and, under tho new parents urged to be present. Miss law, this will lie impossible this I, r cful information year. relating to Tuberculosis, Diphth­ Tiie senson does pot open until eria. Malaria, Hookworm and oth­ next month, and practically the er diseases, will be supplied in only period left is tho busy Christ­ these views, which will show how mas season. However, there •*-•» the diseases are stated und how still several days left before the they may be prevented. season opens and it is believed The films were shown in Oviedo there will be many more licenses last night before a large crowd nnd issued before that time. to he exhibited throughout the county for the remainder o f thin Severe Earth Shocks week. Following ia the schedule: Tuesday, Nov. 17, Chuluota Are Felt in W yom ing School, 7:30 P. M. • Wednesday. N'ov. 18, Osceola SHERIDAN, Wyo., Ncv. 18.— School, 7:50 P. M. (/P)— A severe earth shock, whicch Thursday, Nov. 19, .Sanford High wus accompanied by u distant roar School, 7:.’l0 P. M. was felt at Dome Lake, a resort Friday, Nov. 20, Geneva School, in the Big Horn mountain, 40 miles 7 :.'10 P. »f. southwest » f here ut 6:45 o’clock Saturday, Nov. 21 , Hopper Acad­ Tuesday night. It is believed that the quake may have caused u land­ emy, Sanford, Col., 7:20 P. M. Monday, Nov. 23, Lake Mary slide. Tlie tremor was felt di.it.mtiy at School 7:30 P. M. the same time and was df u few Tuesday, Nov. 24, Lake Monroe seconds' duration. It wan reported School, 7:30 P. M. by other stations. Two treamors Wednesday, Nov. 25, Poohr coming at intervals o f several sec­ School 7:30 P. M. onds were reported at the U. 3. Friday, Nov. 27, Lyman School, Veterans Hospital at Ft. Macken­ zie. No damage was done, 7:20 P. M. RESUME OF GAME Health Movies T o Be Shown At High School OnThursday Dozens Are Injured were taken to the Bccbo Hospital ,u‘re- Tlm* or four othn *la° were treated and left. Those in the hospital are: “ Mrs. John Shimko, Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Mrs. Mary Nolan. N. Y . City, "Miss Minnie Dorc, New York City, exposure. "\\Ullnni Sheldon, Long Branch N. J „ exposure. / ‘John Miles Woodruff, Jr., nevcn months’ old son of Mr. nml bor, N. \ ., Sprained knee. "M rs. WUhcmine Senders, New York Cit., exposura. "Randolph Fenl, negr- member o f crew, burned foot.” No Undue Excitement According to HJisengrrs and members pf the crew, there was no unduo excitement and tho transfer o f -U hands from tho Ndrmt-g vessefqo rescue ships was accomplished as smoothly as pos­ sible. There were many women nnd children among the paasengers and some of them left tho blazing vessel in the dark hours before dawn, rrnntilly clothed. Some wore only their night cloth­ ing. AH worn life preservers un­ til they were Inndcd. Hotel accommodations hero were inadequate to care for survivors and tho Presbyterian Church was thrown open for the comfort o f tho men, women and children, many of which went suffering from the cold. The townspeople were aroused nnd soon hot coffee, snndwichcs nnd other food was rushed to tho assembly hall o f the Church and everybody niado comfortable ns possible. Arrangements were made to tako all survivors north on a special train to Wilmington, Del. The fire started about 10:45 o '­ clock last night, while the ship was o ff Atlantic City. Tho night was �; ALI), TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, H ere you can build the H o m e o f y o u r dream s is not the outgrowth o f a speculative idea to lie abandoned before the real plans o f the ownhave been completed. It is the intcn tion of the owners to give to Florida, and the rest o f the 1 spot ol beauty to make a perfect setting* for the home o f your dreams. are aware ol the development program that is taking opportunities offered in the first section to be put on ofteral in this section. Home folks of Sanford should ILMles nave thc assuranw they will have the wholesome every city convenience and comfort, and at a ..rice eon >++•>+ x •>*><*<* IS g S �ORD H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R jg , ►AGE TWO B Y TAYLOR M OaTN POP f ffoT LORETTAWOULDN'T PCJ3HAP9 UNCLE MCMRYIS HUT THAT rr BE BETTER To START f VtOULDUY BE IMA MODEST WAY AMD / MECE55ARY IN OUR. CASE WEN 5 M 6 FDR THE FUTUREYOOR FO LKS WHAT’S T ic DlFFEREJUCE A AS LOMG AS VJE LOME A HAVE EUERYTHitOG v each cither p :A To MAKE o s r Rl(SWT-V* LCtwe BACH<S*UW AMO INC ALWWS VdAMTEOA LOVELY HOME AMOA CAR /rtf AMD MCE CUfTHeS ,k>S BUT I THWK IT WOULD BE BETTER 72) START OUR. MARR/ED LIFE IV) A HUMBLE WAY , Mo-1 VJAVJTA NICELY ^ FURNISHED HOME LIKE YOU HAVE AMD A COOK 6 0 1 YJOMT HAVE To PREPARE AMY MEALS AMD A CAR TO RIDE / AROL'MD IK) —— > HAPPY J sociated Dailies to Have Interesting Program With Talks by LeadingPubllshers JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Nov. 17 UP).—The fifth annual meeting of the Associated Dailies o f Florida, composed o f over 30 o f the lead­ ing daily newspapers in the state, will lie held in this city on Sat­ urday, Dec. 5. it has been an­ nounced by Clayton C. Codrington, secretary o f the association nnd managing editor of the De Land Daily News. A meeting o f the board o f di­ rectors will be held Friday eve­ ning. Tho Saturday morning ses­ sion will bo devoted to business affairs of the association. The two local dailies have arranged a pro­ gram o f entertainment for the afternoon. leading newspaper men o f the state will talk on the various lines o f the newspaper field. VJELL L fiO EBS 7 HE CMLY 60VUTI0M IS 7£> MARRY AMD LIVE AT HOME VMTH — ^ M O j New Crystal Lake Subdivision To Be Opened This Month n-Carr Advertis•esa o f AdvertisIng Agency, "Su* of Associations' ing Campaigns ould bo started.". and why others s Printers Ini;,! George Kohn Can An“ How Florida. Publishers l. Anti-Florida Propa-j ewer :he Announcement was made today1 ganda.” Officers o f the association are: Ithat the City Planning CommUW. A. Elliott, business manager of Fion asked to include the Babcock the Jacksonville Times-Union, and McCracken estates, lying 0n president; and Clayton C. Codring- the southern ami eastern shores of ton, managing editor o f the D'* Crystal Lake nnd near the presLand News, who has held the o f­ fice of secretary-treasurer since “ Newspaper Men's Home." T. E. Fitzgerald, Daytona News, the association was founded five “ Legal Rate and Wildcatting years ago. Schems.” George V. Harper, Miami Her­ Government Cancels lake * 3 ald, “ How to Lead the World in All of Basic Permits r'antud. « Newspaper Lineage." °n the » Clayton C. Codringtnn, DcLnnd WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—( /p ) _ which Em Daily News, annual report nnd cold of *i«| “ Future of the Associated Dail­ Conecllation o f all basic permits “Nr, mife ies.’ under the prohibition act, effective permittee* George B. Hosmer, Fort Myers Press. “ Increased Postal Rates.' Dec. .11, was decided upon today Dudley V. Haddock, Florida De­ by assistant secretary o f the treas­ velopment Board. “ How the De­ ury. At the same time, James E. velopment Board is Answering Jones, prohibition director, ordered Florida Knockers.” W. M. Glenn, Orlando, Sentinel, a searching investigation o f all “ State Press Association nnd Its requests o f permits for distillation Relation to tho Associated Dail­ of alcohol so that the government ies.* may know the record o f each beMajor L. II. Brown, St. Peters­ issuing permits for the nest burg independent, “ European Ob- -,-n as arranged by The program is as follows: the secretary '~ Elliott, Jacksonville W. A. I Times-Union, ‘‘Getting Paper and Other Supplies,' and Florida rotogravure plant. Ed. Lambright, Tampa Tribune. “ My Idea of an Editorial Page.' Charles G. Mullen, Tampa Times, and I). B. Lindsey, St. FHflh Annual Session o f A s­ rw^rehiirp Times, “ Economics in [•'fit*.J STATE RECEIVES Alan Hale Scores Receipts From the National Fund More Than ft Million; Money to Be Turned Over T o School and Hoad Funds Many noted actors have n :pi red to be know ns "tho most bated villain in pictures," hut it look; a* If Ainu liulo. who hasn’ t a peer im u "heavy" lias taken his place us the "most beloved" of the c ’tlItiliJd rascals. But this not not to ids liking, for he declares ho will play no more "heavy" role*, but wants to become a lending man again. So it may he that those who have admired Hale’s excel),tinnnl work us a screen villain will shortly see him in heroic robe only. Hutu hux played the I in a great many Mir pictures ami tile humanness nml understanding which he throws into his work have brought him nn immense follow­ ing o f admirers, ilia recent uppejirniices or importance have 1. on in “Tho Covered Wagon,” “ Robin IIocmI,“ “ Hollywood," “ Tho Four Horsemen," “ A Doll’s House,” “ Long Live the King" and "One Glen bus Day." He recently finished playing a decidedly villainous role in the pro­ duction of "Flattery," which comes to ihe Milano Theater, Thursday. He appears as n polished but chortling politician who uses flat­ tery ns a subtle means of aiding Hr sclmnie to plunder ii city with tbs airl of a ring of grafters. The remainder of tie all-star cast in­ cludes John Bowers, Marguerite de In Motto. 111 UR INDICTMENTS l i m it CHICAGO, Nov. Irt.—</V)—Two Indictments charging the Boston nnd Maine Railroad im a corpora­ tion, nnd 21 individual), including I'olic • Lieutenant, Albert WLig ­ and three prohibition officers conYCf^I t<> violate prohibition, were rrl rnid by a grand jury today, if.J h ^ ^ cor syndicate inquiry. AFFILIATEO WITH fu n S a n f o i i d C r e d i t A s s o c i a t i o n “ LEADING HKM.TII HKItVICI Hit. W. K. MACDOCGALL The invisible spectre— you:' credit record— is right behind you every where you travel. You cimnot escape. Through the remarkable system of the Detail Credit Men’s National Association information re­ garding your hill-pay ing attitude is passed along the line. It is useless to say to yourself, “ I’ll remove to some other city where I am not known and open credit accounts.” No chance! The Greatest Investment Opportunity in Central Florida. Flanico Estates was planned and is be­ ing developed for more than a subdivision— it is a townsite. Already Spanish bungalows are being constructed. The present program of de­ velopment, assures the investor a more active building program within the near future. I The “Small Investors” still have a wonderful chance to make money in Florida real estate. Lots in Flanico Estates are now selling for From Florida to Washington— California to Maine— your local credit record is available to any member of the association— and this national orgar/'/ation comprises over thirteen thousand members. In fact, there is a local organization in every city or town of any consequence. 1/ you have a good credit standing in the city in which you live and you move to another com­ munity. you will lie received as a good citizen and u highly desirable addition to your chosen new hi me town. C'htriipn)rOr. v l>I•It li:i« n-’tliltl; la mniri'fia will* Miilli-Om nr Stir- It certainly pays to FREE TRIP TO PROPERTY liY API OINTMENT ttrrrjr, U iddav lb* f«ir*mu»i «lrimvm nH-Otixl In ib« I'nltfii siuixx Kut only arc lh*n iiinn- l,lilrn|ir.tv- tura In liUaltir.a, liul III* linitrtl nun-iumltrul elln c ami in aiiiution III U » wurlil la u t'Mri>|>taClli' ttchonl Thera muat ll« u 1 <•«inn for tinatrrii4 lh abuvrtt l>> llils u a i M r i l u l •yal.ni, Ni>U that renaori lUa In )!••' ainipi.' l»Mt<*al timl rra .'ilm lilr •«t l o u t h n u(H.n utilrh C lilr upria tlr la fitiimlxl, am) in tin |iriirni<i.i o f r r . u l la u lila in nl la p ••rail, it "InpnreM*-" !• *'«“ u Mrti f a r alllpaat tbuaa o f uy olltrr uuilu.it Try l.'litroiiruvllr AilJuMni. lit ■ pan p iur .............. s i l l illMMppriil u* •urvly II liaa in lliu •««•' u( ollit'i* . r lo r id a 305 1st National Bank Building Rrra runaiiltaiInn " ■ at))-' « lui llaalltl" .-OIL W . E . M A C I l O G A L L I 4 itfiHiia I ♦ It'iitk llti|l«Unj4 I 4 * * *J •«» IS A. i In . I Y 4% rfcunr 4*23 i K'intaA illy in the au 'Mil I.? f t turn! ly nvzly jn .oat d under- I^ sm d I n v e s t o r keifitJVigribJ^ jcc/af/cn A F F IL IA T E D W IT H L * y .o V u l ^ l l a t io n W. J. Rudland, Dist. Mgr Millard K. Rutherford, Asst. l)'st �. L T _ y o N jH E A l R ___D HERALD, was Belittled In Delaware Ray nft -' ----------— — cr a fight with fire and a raging atorm in .Tnr.uaty after 2510 __________________ gers had been taken o ff by a coast l guard cutter. The seacocks of the ' Mohawk were opened ami rho was /£?? sunk to extinguish the flames. 1 \ . Op Mar. 11, 1924, the Apache I blaztid tin e ff Atlantic Highlands.! N. J-, while enroute to Charleston' » ••*£&■.%£ * W O )N E spA Y , NOVEM RER 18, 1925. ___ ______ P A G E T H R E tl _________Thank Coolidge For Tolerance m Is t anil iiirec naiivcr. were Kitten by an J y i C * • explosion aboard. The 3hip wns •», i •111..!11vr a *, .‘.nti. v of powder, ; which wns moved out of rench of 4t. the flames before it ignited, howV /jrt Vver. 1 ’l h - Lcnnps was in command S R oJeS ‘ c of Capt. Deveraux and had left KJwtM*} i,. ‘ i > , ita New York pier Tuesday aftcrI U I noon, bound lor Charleston and SiSn W ?! j. | 1 . * ’ Jacksonville with passengers and BSyHWFj ft; ;,T' flj freight. Built in 1912 a*. New * .• *1 \Port News-, V:!., it had twice | , . ' V ’ '■,v v ■ ; viou ly in trouble* before ia i; night's fire. On Oct. 11, 1921. she • ’ j>OLSwAavtA Jfrw&SI «'sn>kat her pier at New York, to r'fo...- '.f c . ^ 2 . he raised and reconditioned. In J!tua»r~£“ October, 1922. she went ashore mis have been able to <11* near .Jacksonville, Fla., but wn 3 rePfiia'* the neV super-power j floated after all |n scnger.t bad "tjliural Foundation stntlon.(been removed safely. The boat “„r,wur. The transmitter « ; was built o f steel, 5lti7 feet long, i" units. A specially designed j Started In line o, After H»M* (Continued iron*, page 1) ,*,e same wave leusth under, l.p.WES, Del.. Nov. 18.— (/P )_ day, i ..-I, and gravel prior to Dee. f reduces the posalnlllty «>* JThe fir. which destroyed the Clyde I* ®nd the reduction niadi* in tho to Curtis D. I'eck, cuglueer j jncl. [<enapfl enrlv todav inside accumulation o f traffic will : . to govern , tiw rx . -1 in the movement of these t i-ic i ' iab after that dale. Additional main linos and sec­ ond tracks are constantly going into crvice as construction Is complet'd on nil railroads in the flute to more ndciiimtely meets the rapidly increasing demands for transportation." H A N D Y A N D Y ON TH E FAR M ” N O W W O R K S O N T H E A IR m ' .* .T. j^ * ! n fiM n S : S f w R l ." .V , . EMBARGO SEEN BY RAH, EXPERT ! j$ -.u t s t )a & is h •nhbgton to thank President Coolidge for his recent > il to nek hir. support for a less strict immigration law. L'achovitr, Itnbbl M. Girzik, Hnbbi Abraham Miller, UaUri Brand Rabbi L. Lcifcr, Chief Rabbi A. Yudelo vitcli, uo He Never Called on Her Again SAVANNAH, (5a. Nov. IK.—(IV) .sued the Lenape to the Breakwater, — \V. George Jarrell, died in a lo'steaming in just behind her, cal hospital lust night as the re­ SHS calls from the l.enano v/ero sult of shooting affray hut Sun­ received at Key West, Norfolk unit day nr early Monday near Hamp­ New York. As the burning veston, S. C. s.l neared the breakwater, the fire upocared t<> die and she refused GETS l.Ml’OKT * V| OlTICF offers of aid from sltips steaming | toward her. The Sen oca Was 518, miles away from tho distressed I WASHINGTON, N. v —Charles D. La Wi c ship when idle started to tiie rodYork was today appnin cue. The Lenape messaged that mt Attorney General. 3|n was too far av.ay to be of help. Tlu* Seneca’s radio answering that she “ was coming anyway." An attempt wns nuide to have the i Seneca and the Kicknpoo meet the Lenape at Overfalls Lightship in the mouth o f the Delaware River . JACKSONVILLE, Nov. IS.—<d’i and the Lenape, after messaging . —Todny'a market quotation its re­ that the fire is very had and h o ld -. ported) by the Florida State Marl. ing our own, but not gaining" sped j 1 eting Bureau tire as follows: • on to Delaware breakwater. . j I Beans, green ham; •:- $d.W (Continued from pnr> It Smoking As She Reached Shelter ffl/jO; cubes 15. S. i <; ht:s!n-1 Meantime she had taken n pilot |The latter time ho finaliv admit crates, fancy, $2 ..r»U(ir$;LU0 ; pep-1 The bill o f pur pors, groen, large sir) : . S'J.'.hfi: J , front the pilot ship and n coast |ted wan correct \.V -Vv ticulnrs, he admitted, was sig n t! $' 1 . 00 ; oranges, box • . fancy. • .1 guard cutter from the Lewes Sta - 1 V* q. tion had set out to meet the com ­ anti sworn to by hint, nlthoitgh lie matured $ 5 .()U@$t!.00 ; grapefnii:.! ing vessel rounding up to her as 1 knew it was-fnlse in leveral pai"i- boxes, fancy, well matured S-'i.OO .bn!; Lot:.:, 20, “ f I.< \n roles, left the home of his sweetheart one -he canto inside the breakwater at grnplts. :i;:h anil >v.i w a > '.d ly two rival suitors. They put him in a Yesterday market innin* 12:10 A. M. after a four and oncbin rel. naiiul u up a t t, i it on a railroad track. Long marnigitl CHICAGO, Nov. IS.— Cl • i .U l o f tlu* introdui t:< * :t o f Leona hnlf hour race for shelter. At bii.. elf oti' Cr : i.ii' and went down a 2ii-fo.it enibunkncni this time, the Lenape, while still, love letters to Alice, Only ninei try alive, firm ; fowls |H/«»21; •I. i, lie was finuid l ot I .;er. lie is recovering in a hospital, y 35; ro I einokiug, apparently had won, and o f tlirm xrecc read and none con-' Dyings 24; turkey to the I -nrffZJ; g c e M T , , )iUdnticn L> Soiotito.'' •• . • n awajt^thf ffpj^nr-' Jpfhu.'d anything Ijhe hov The soeisty is one o f the most letters. | --------Kickapoo steaming erotic passages anee of di tin -tn ■Ifd organizationa on tie There are about 5100 of his letter I CHICAGO, Nov. 18— bl’)— IVclose in the rear. campus. A few o f its members v r low; WiW 1 * No wireless communication was *-ihich still tiitiy be introduced.' ■ire Indents, hut the majority nre '• 1 rt* received from the Clyde Line a ft­ Some of them, tho defense hn.i round whites, $;$.r>0(f£$d.7.»; ii« taken front the faculty. Papers are er site reached the shelter o f the snid, are quitie as erotic us Al­ fancy shade higher; frozen $5L-> ic. d and round-table discussions Mich, and Wis. Imlk round white :e t ii’ ir |jr nkwater, she lay quietly with ice's. held at the meetings, which are One letter contained protesta­ |3.dO(«H:L7r»; lilnho - i* k* >1 n. >_ • i their the* coast guard patrol boat crisisd trew. ;r,j, about Iter, until shortly nftcr tions o f love for Alice with th e . 55L90<a)$4.00; fair quality §:L'i0 .e AL! AIIASSEK, Nov 1K.—M’i open to the public. a comes |g ,\_ j|t when she hurst into flames flat statement, "I love you." ,ldri m*h by l)r. J. <>. Kiuuss, tn much. fr,m, t.n(| to PII)| When the last FOR CITY COMMISSION Later In the letter he said: , 0r o f hi t try and Hr. RayL- stuck , f the pussengers hud been low“ Remember what I said about j CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—f/P)— Rut ,1 Bellamy, professor of socb'lI hereby announce my can New ter higher creamery extra:! ••I'f" , fentured the niunthly nieetur.if.n- itrc;| or jumped over the sides, the e**ttinr' "0 aparti"eat in ditlacy in t he coming city elec ,,f the Sehntifie Sneirty ot iNngors uperstruclurc o f the Liner np- York.” While again lie added: Fl-irida State College for Wo- tion lor tho office of Citj rom tn ; .»-\rrtt half consumed. Tin* steel “ Suoonso we take a trip to New In !il here. hull held, however, and she did not York on Friday and see what we Commission. i:!;cne I sink. can ifnd.” Oellnmy's talk was on tho II. U. STEVENS “ Were you in love when yon self nut The Lenape wan the sixth of of ' 11: '■ 1 hall re- *hi* Clyde Liners to face the fire suggested tho apartment?” “ I was falling in love.” iw itui mtnnci within six years. A month j1. Ru- ago the Cummancho was burned “ When did you first intend to uferred tn the water's edge, it being aft- nteko tills girl your w ife ? ” “ In 1925, about March. I be­ its an I trwnrd learned that she curried an i t boat inflammable cargo o f naval stores, lieve.” tree*I to One man perished, Rhinelander wns askeil about a waiting Mohawk Skill (led in Delaware Ilav Ktnr sapphire ring he had given I tides to Last spring the Mohican was Alice and took it o ff his finger toi lunched o ff Cane Canaveral. Hit) display it. Alice bail given it back to him. he said. One o f his letters snid: “ Hoitcybunch. you nre not going I til leave me aril go all the way to Hartford, are you C M i COOLIDGE A N D JA R D IN E T A L K T O U. S. F A R M E R S O VER W L S f. ‘ f 'ly lN'J* Ne t- 1 f f j ; 1 CSta^ 1 which (jutrin twit. for H-vI ; iuh«l for M «Mog -Ain,I ‘He (inPjwy be .i; . over ? ®u*n ruiR-c ,7 of . Iv01 G reach U ’ nM "f " “* fkrow on '£** «1»9 resI, J.' ' 'yde lin. • GjZht lht;jr a t! .l ,h‘P* w V lh* »iJw. It: v -TAe-* /*■*'ysJr-ZZ-. v ------------ J Z k W i ai ■' P- h'rom *• "aed .lanete 1'hboau EktS Jnlt l i f e UP,„***cueai l fir t City f. v *tlu,nr H b\.‘ h Ha*, bis Lire W fS a a e g B S L ii f U W ioaiA ^J^ \ A ‘V . i ' n l i P S lo t,ie faniier-r o f (ho nation by President Calvin ( <» * : itix-lmAr* t<‘.alnr'' (.he Farm lluri-au Ilrondeust from "L tk j k Agricultural Foundation Htutlon at 11 u. ta ..ntli annuul convex i H agricultural uiessugo will open the seve ('if* American Farm Bureau L_____ federation at the Hotel ''' ' 77 of Apr/ | \vmiS ot’’ock. Tuesday evening, Decembers, Setretary j "tiiljint m . Jardlnc will speak at the annualI *banquet of th* whirl, al.n, will be broadcast by WLS. O O. E. E llradfute, pro u» fiMicmtion, Imij selected the other ipeoken* f,,r the eonverv , ..j of every ,3“re ** ''oinplete presentation of Uio farm problems ... -----It is expected that President L’ooUdXC. J” f i^i W r1 ■ ■ agricultural ■ ■ polUlea ,,n 'v111 jenuricinte the administration's , |Pfogratua at ,,, this Important gathering of the nations u _ - W|]j bo in attenuatne- j convcut'lo11 more than 5t,ooi) WI.S will broudeuat the complete furat bureau eoa t tiror Dtu'futbcr 7, H Aud U larlu j u » \ & - S J II P J * / ‘ CLTANDY AS’ DY." genial genius o f Farm Mechanic* magazine. drop! A In every Wednesday noon at WLS, the Seurs-Rocbnck Agricultural 1’oiitulutlon station, Clilcago. and tells his farm audience all about work speeding and labor-saving devices. lie gives a word pletnro on tho air, even explaining bow to make them. One day he bobs u;t with an hlc-.i t<» take drudgery out o f scrubbing the floor; aguln ho ilr.‘ -Tribes n device to help father do some one o f Ids Jobs more easily Handy Andy" la n eheerful anil helpful chop; always springing t»ome; thing on Hie farm folks In the way of simple meehuules for lcssetdnj •‘arm and liottscliold work. Hack at his otllce ho Is 1*. N. ltothe, but In WLS studio ho Is only known as "llamly Andy on the Kurm." Until Sold Tnis exceptionally handsome toy was bought to sell fo r $60. It has now reached (Jttalily Merchandize at Prices that Appeal Watch our Window and see how cheap it Sells HERALD WANT ADS ARE SURE HI IS IN ESS GETTERS �rm « r **.Vt.MADS'?*’, fTft ?■} 1 >SK, me |W|(, Mil T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , w r n v p g n A Y . N O V E M B E R J 8 , 1925. AGE FOUR «= H ie Sanford Herald « r«ry » f l ir « M » n « f » tor *t > M i n i M erUa U Second CUM to*lt«r. IT, J » r r at in* »’oitoftlea jrd, Florida fcoder Act at , UIT. IKD U D « A !* _ . KOXVAJ1D BKIIO.. in m __ M K * i .P lW I t l — » t t a A t .* .* _ ^ U H o r n i l l IOK HATB* Om T«a« —17.00 MU .. 1 1 5 # Ltolltarn) m Cn. t r Carrur. P*» WMk, Uo. Waaklr edition to r T iara SPECIAL, BOTH tot All oMtuarp ■o/leaa, card* of thaoka. resolution* M d notice* ol entertain—enta artur# M are Made will !># charged tkargaa adTartlalng ratal. ( « r at ragular ra ■ m TUB AaiOClATBO F » « H a AaaocUtad Praaa la asetua. . antitied in rba uaa for re* o ' an nawa dtepatrti** ssS tleailon i aradltw, to It or not otharwlaa eredAaJ In this paper and alao the In* ta" aawa publtafad haraln. All right* o f rapubllratiun o f special Jlapateb aa haraln ara alao r*iar**M. WEDNESDAY. NOV* 18, 191*.. TDK HERALiJ’8 PLATFORM ] — Deeper water route to Jacksondll*. S.— Construction of 8L Johns-Intfiap Hirer canal. !»•—Extension c f white way. -Hilt union of loenl amusements. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, •tv. ' l^—Augmenth'JHEto'’•’lilting pro* grant—houses, notebt, apartment huUMS. L —Extension of atrect paring pro* gram. 1.—Construction of bonlorard aroint! Lab* Monroe, i —Comple*ioa of dty beautifica­ tion program. I /—Etpanalon of arhool system with provision for Inereaaed fa* cllltlee. ______ BIBLF. VEKBE FOR TODAY WITHHOLD NOT OOOI): — Withhold not good from them to whom It In due, when It In in the power of thine hand to do it. Pro­ verbs .1:27. | PRAYERS— Dear Lord, may wo not only remember Thy word*, hut prove in practice their truthfulness that It is more blessed to give than to receive. -------- o-------- A HAD CASK I'm sorry for my hanker. If IiIh dreadful plight I'd known. I never should have called on him to ask him for u loan; He greeted mo most kindly and I thought my chances good When I asked him for assistance, b*;t he sighed: “ I wish I could.” P and his eyes filled up with tears, His voice seemed strangely plain­ tive as it fell upon iny cars; He started in to tell me of the many loans he'd made, And he sobbed upon my shoulder: “ They will never he repaid." “ My hoy," hu slowly whimpered, and 1 shuddered at his groans, “ I've done nothing all this morning hut deny requests for loans." Then his tears upon the carpet fell like raindrops on a hike. And I begged liim to excuse ni'\ for I thought his heart would break. |T i p , ' ,'L f n . 4 V \h mi i ' M i f A i i IS THERE’S SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE The Business o f Voting As Brisbane Sees It ***** A Re«l Uhl Athlete? Out in San Francisco a movement is on foot to close all Wear n Moustache? No golf coursus on future election days. It seems that on Where Your Treaaure la November third the golf courses out that way were crowded Chinn** ar.d Russians while the polling places were almost deserted. This condi­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE iCopyrtgiit 1* 2 6 ) tion they hope to remedy by putting a pad-lock on the links when it comes time to vote so that those who have a habit o f frequenting such places will be forced to cast their ballots. IMPORTANT NEWS for Great * Blit it seems hardly fair to place the entire blame for Britain is the achievement o f an the condition on the golf course. Pcrhnps the moving pic­ English girl. Miss Elinor Mitch­ won Europe’s typewriting ture theaters were also crowded and undoubtedly there were ell speed rhnmpionship, with 121) more people fishing that day than usual. The chances are words, involving 812 "touches" in those who devoted all of election day at the links und who one minute. That’s more important than any failed to vote, would not have voted had they not had an football, cricket, tennis or golf opportunity to play golf. The fact o f the matter is that victory. any individual who really wants to vote need not deprive THERE’S MORE nefvous anti himself of his game o f golf on that account for only a few minutes are required in registering a choice at the ballot box. mental energy required to win a typewriter championship than any It isn't the golf course that is to blame. It is the citizen­ athletic event. A first class type­ ship itself. By enacting laws to shut down on golfers on writer is n first class athlete. This young British girl has beaten any election days, we wonder if the cause will be corrected. . ... l i t , . , . . .. ___i, female American record, although Perhaps a better way would be to enact legislation makIs about thirty word* per min­ ing it compulsory to vote under penalty of a heavy f i n e ute . ........................... . .the! behind the male record. of Over in Australia such an act is being tried out and while United States. it happens to be the only such law in existence, if it proves THE GOOD and learned Bishop a remedy for the sad state o f affairs now existing all over Collins Penny, speaking in North the world, only n short time will be required for such a law Carolina, advises men to wear moustaches, as “ their badge of to become almost universal. masculinity." This business o f getting out a big vote on election day He thinks women can do every­ is a serious problem and one that must be pronertv solved thing else that, m - r d *i, but they if the voite'tJf as a whole is ' make can’t wear a niwSS We hesitate to disagree with itself felt. any bishop, its like a hoptoad urHere in Hanford in about two weeks it will be interest­ going with a locomotive, but there ing to note how many Sanford voters will register their are many signs o f "masculinity" choice for city commissioner. Perhaps we might close the without moustache. golf course that day. Who knows hut that might bring out ALEXANDER THE Great, who a heavier vote. made the smooth face fashionable, Wclu-TseK'S CYttf M WE Gel m e Mrs,, LAW S for Wo olfel inti ont m Dix^ proposed Wonderful volopmerj a was musenline enough, also Caesar and Napoleon. They were three fairly masculine "he-man” types, Save To Spend Wisely with no moustache. On the other hand the marmoset, feeblest and Soon the banks will be issuing Christmas checks to those most timid of monkeys, has u mous­ persons who have been systematically saving their money tache and so has the sen lion, Very during the year so that they might have a sufficient amount masculine—you can’t tell. on hand for their holiday needs. Many millions of dollars will be distributed in the United States from Christmas sav­ ing funds, this year. Membership in Christmas savings clubs conducted by various banks has grown to huge pro­ portions since the scheme was first inaugurated. Much o f the money thnt has been saved throughout the year will lie spent during the few weeks remaining before Christmas but still there will be those who will allow their money to remain on deposit in the hanks drawing interest and working continuously for the thrifty individual. Persons who have not previously tried the plan of mak­ ing weekly deposits in a Christmas savings fund should en­ roll themselves with some bank handling such funds next year. Undoubtedly there would be considerable satisfaction in making payments to your credit in the bank week by week, and then when the big check comes rolling your way at the end o f the year, the thrill will be well worth the effort expended. Those fortunate enough to receive a Christmas check from a hank this year should insist that in the spending o f that money none of it should reach the hands of any per­ son who does not give full value and a dollar's worth of merchandise for one hundred cents. It might be well to remember that it is much easier to « u „ ,, :• i, i i . 1 Hpentl money thanI it is to save it Am gontl judgment should be shown in spending hh well as in savin#. The thrifty per.stiu buys wisely. -o~ ANSWER, QoTTa I- H. B. Ural \1 I I s Hi - \v Office Mr *) ------------- 1- . v v - --------- “ WHERE YOUIt treasure is, there will your hear the also." No said Matthew, and he knew. Study the editorials of the elder THE SOUL statesmen among editors. MIAMI HERALD You see fierce demands for tax reduction, earnest denunciation of the gift tax, and especially a fren­ The case of Dr. Harold Elmer, is. and how best that destinv zied urging of inheritance lax re­ Blazer, just freed of the charge may he attained, peals. There is n general belief that of murdering his ihirty-four-year* All these demands are sensible, old daughter, Hazel, In Colorado, man lias a soul, tiiat it is a spiritu­ Taxes are too high, taxing a man has attracted more attention than al entity, and that it is immortal. for giving his money to his own i, ordinarily accorded a murder This belief generally includes the vy?fe and children is silly; taxing a trial, because of certain luunun-in- idea that the full development id e G i.iHifl man i* cowurdly. 1teruiit factors that havu entered in- the soul is somewhat hampered ill Hut how is it thnt the elder «*d- to tin* case. Dr. Hlazrr admittedly the physical existence which is itors have so little to say about killed his daughter, with poison commonly called life. The soul, the ether things? I he poor flying mu- |,ut pleaded thut she was a human personality, or whatever it may be . , lime equipment of this country, busk, without a soul, and that ItU called, is assumed to undergo some for instance; Is'tter pay for |ieo- HCt did not constitute murder, growth tin earth, that is to he per­ j le thati spend their money to keep This was not the plea which up- fected in some future state o f ex ­ luo.pt ri y going the workers. p,.u|,.(| most strongly to the jury, istence in which it will he less seri­ J ' * '* fnr,,'? rH* U,° " K ; however which was unable to ously handicapped than it is here. agree on a verdict, nor nor to to the uie propn This belief in the existence of mad stock'owm-M?11 " " ^ n" ' ' a« rw » n '* verdict, __ __ .-editing atttorney and the judge the soul differentiates man from T ile n t i a a i t u .. ! "h o dismissed the charges. The every other animal. However in­ l ilt . K iisaiA N authorities con- question of the possesion o f u soul telligent a dog may be it is not demn to death twelve officials, by the woman horn apparently jnrder to kill him. However strip motely ,. ’ “.uf stealing ,00(ninny 1,000. without faculties ...........w u i i$o1m o i m e i imany i e u m e sof iethenid a h u m aof n b e i n g is it is c o n s l- R. L ROBERTS AUDITS M ONTHLY - SYS HOOKKEKBING si UiMim 15, Masonic Temple, R B iiiiix u a R iM iiiim is B B m u iiit usiness fra U e aft* RoitiR to offer you today in that might to interest tin* invmtorotj purchasing as permanent owners. "thers the same job were Sdit-ltl,,. ordinary human being was not ,Vwl murder to kill him. This is '."wd t» prison, tmdr property ct>«..........r f»; — coiitt ............................. . . .Irgnl. tutus .of tile soul. P**- admitted Tor ileter- tlic cold A W A I t K I K HJSK SlTjj Tho clnruil that T h,VJuilgo U.'cln There is no little difference ,>f Fact's 100 feet on Cedar Avenue, I ,u‘ « r n 7 , i u l , v n.,lliu n ■ «?; „ „ n i.'t n p h v x ia .l , „ « ■ illations opinion as to the correctness of can ftliul a whole naval <*lI <cuutil 1................................. . ond Street. Price $8,000.00. Terms. con nilereil. At the snmu this theory. Even assuming that Sanford Needs More Light ii.-i'i' d'i]nnVIri,!ir,I,|IVln,,h|Una^t'i!.imiil" ' tl" ’ i>,r'rihility that here was man has a soul it might not tie an “ I’m u man in need," I told him, mint unlit,. ‘ ' ®ver>’bwly n, i, ing with something o f the evil thing to take from him his "hut I'm tendor-henri.il too, human form, who did not have a physical lift*. Here was the case A FILLING STATION AND CltOCl Tho tourist or newcomer who has occasion lu go around And It hurts me to consider tint , . , tu , soul, must have had some hearing of this human husk. The gir! had I've brought such grief to y».i. Sanford after dark, any night, must come to the conclusion i r' ii 7 1’ RESSKI) always in the vase, even though it was utterly no way to express her soul Lot faces on Sanford Avenue C'hl "D ry those tear and cense that tlmt this city is one of the most ]N>orly lighted cities in ii<i [reling* with earnestness. You not tho determining factor, if she possessed one. There was sobbing. As a friend I wish to teuil ahuiit the Ituimhui peasants i What led most of tho jurors to r< mn dwelling house, filling -slntioiu"1Florida. Perhaps this statement seems a tittle hnrsh but little reason to believe that she irank, Who cut the ears off of fifteen rati- vote for ncqultlnl, anil what led the received any Impressions, thnt she Price $5,500.00, Terms reasonable. Should I raise that money else­ if you disagree with it, just take a little jaunt around through *Uy ' 11 " 1 .N"w 1attorney and judge to grnnt a tlis- felt any emotions, that she had where, • the residential section of Sanford some evening. And when ...... w 'VJ?'n, / lar “ M,ui: * *""!l ndnsnl. was a feeling that the man any thoughts about life. Her I will lend it to your hunk." you do, pick out some o f those sections considered as the K.i. rs of (.eneraM hang. Aiinoyeq wh„ ,li,| n„. killing was not actua­ snul seemed to he completely crib­ See us and look at litis before you — Edgar A. Guest >y political circumstances, they ted by murderous motives. better class o f residential sections. Ho bed. -------- o-------lireij fmni the rear on ('tiling’s prices cannot be beat. Other progressive cities, some o f them smaller than San­ Russian soldiers mid officers kill­ loved his daughter with a love If her soul had potentialities of The need for traffic officers on which had been demonstrated growth they were completely re­ busy corners in Huuford Is making ford have far better mentis for illuminating. Many of them ing 1.000 of them. through thirty-four years devo­ have blocks and blocks o f white-way lights, not just near Itself evident. Thank your Creator that you tion to her. He loved her enough strained, If she were freed o f the 221 M eisch Huilding. -------- o-------the stores, but throughout the sections where people have live in peaceful, prosperous Amer­ to want her freed from what lu* restrictions imposed by her physi­ ica, where we never cut olT each felt to tie the trammels o f an i«- cal condition it might he that her Our iden of n mean stub: “ tho their homes. others ears and rarely shoot each idequnte physical equipment. He potentialities <>f soul growth ami a buby cries as regularly as the First Street, in the downtown business section, with its progress would he realized. If other In the hack. Prince of Wales falls o ff of Ids Ifeared thnt he himself might die these potentialities actually exist S white-way lights is an illustration of what should he found horse." lurk in Constantinople innod thnt the daughter would and cannot be destroyed by physi­ on many other streets in Sanford. Those parts where big rm ms American inovirqj picture he left to the care of others who --------o----------cal conditions, this is undoubtedly An exchange informs ns tlmt oak trees blot out the little corner lights tiro sadly in need of men that for a consideration he could not love her us he did. There what would happen. The killing <d‘ u n B a a n iH a a n u a a n a H a * K H a a * » > s "a a a l,l| Henry Ford makes ten dollars a attention, if Sanford is to bu considered a well lighted place. win <lio hcfoiv the camera, Ik* was nothing in the evidence to tlie girl would he freeing her from ouno't alive, hanged by the neck <indicate a criminal motive. Dr. minute. Our office hoys says if The Herald would like to see the white-way lighting sys­ or take poison as the "producer" prison and would be a fine humani­ he made that much he would drink Blazer may have been mistaken. tem extended to include not only the lake front boulevard may choose. Money paid him will He was not u murderer. At least tarian act. cocoa cnlaevery hour. If -he did not have a soul there and the streets tlmt lead down to the water's edge, hut to , USOll t'» educate his six chil­ this idea seems to have prevailed --------o-------could have been no murder, as mur­ dren. among those who heard the case, the southward on those avenues over which the traffic is The little girl down tho street der is defined. There could have | and there will he little disagree­ ■ays she isn’t no interested in heavy. It believes the progressive citizens who own prop­ hcen no cruelty. It was on this I HA I A I II TUDE is not unusu­ ment with this conclusion. which team wins the Southern erty on those avenues would gladly pay their share toward basis a humanitarian act. al in oriental countries. Until pub­ There are some angles of the Conference title but she's crazy to While all this is true, however, lic opinion interfered, a rich man can* which are unusually inter­ learn who will make All-Southern defraying the necessary expenses of installation. Why not make Sanford the best lighted city in Florida? condemned to death m < hum could esting. It has been proposed more the practice of euthnnsin is danger­ cheer leader. hire a substitute, the I .tt.-r using than once that cuthnnxin, the pain- ous. It opens the doorway to pos. -----------------o-------------------the money t„ take ,ar<> „ f hi* putting t., death of persons side . abuse. „ . It is u ,custom which ...... LOOkINU A'l the Honda situation from this angle, one parents. They think more of pur- less Tho extraordinary session of incurably dries-t-d, should be aut'n l’;in l'ar,|ly be sanctioned by law. the Florida legislature will be can see that the Florida boom is really only the beginning t hert- an ‘ U‘y ll" " f t h,lllr®n over orized by law. N„ legislature has .^ve.r.y C,,9C »J'ou!d he judged by short lived, the lucmliers voting ever done this anil none is likely1 ^ n,,t* on ' ts own merits. EuTuesday to close shop Saturday o f tin intensive development o f the entire South, that is going You wonder at the Turk’s read!- tto t do it in the near future. It has! Fianasia should not be encouraged. ............. to back up clear into the state of Virginia. An industrious at noon. It's about the only way '* -- We really he- loo many dangerous potentialities ! Thia is probably the attitude .if ,to .die. Rut if u curb can be placed on u lot <>f element of the North is going to put new life into the South, .■ * ei wHat wo religiously profess. At the same time there have mo8t thoughtful people. Theoretiuseless legislation. and is going to hasten its progress and development until, ,n,a,n^ i , l.> " !l w,,,,hl imitate hcen several cases in which court i ' aPt R r - Blazer wa not -owithin it few years, tho South will bo the industrial section him. and without any charge? and juries have been leniluit. when A Wisconsin exchange .nys, „ f th e United States.— DanvHIo (Va.) euthansia was actually practice,l" I t’ r“ bably ho impossible to find any & LMB1 Mias Olgu Dormer, swiining ra?i!,R*niV E R A W , l ' - , \ M . o f Ellin- and when it was shown that it was Kroul’ o f sympathetic men from champion, has given uu the one rmlo Ilk, now in th hospital, left supported by humanitarian mo. " hom «» jury could be constituted piece bathing suit for u bridal hir husband because they couldn't tives, and not a mere dr.-ire to get w,u> would have convicted in this MY FAVORITE STORIES get along. Three men abducted rid of a bothersome cure. The pn. t ase* veil." Which In raying u whole Sometimes practical eleBy IRVIN S. COBB ft1 lot, If you ask US. her, Whipped her violently, and priety of this procedure rests hack °T humanltarlanism are supk ,"'r hu*- somewhat upon the obi question of erior to the strict interpretation l__ I Down in the foothills of the thc marvel showed no evidences hLnW'V0.* I,m Heat merit what the soul is, what Us destinv of law. Gerald Chapman, the nu|ht - Tennessee mountains there once of being satiated. iff si she’ failed to obey. handit, wants to complete his resided a gentleman whose claims He scooped up o few truant Thus upstanding, (u,n,ireil twenty-IIvv-year term in tho Fed­ to distinction lay in three things — oysters which had lodged in Ids f ervent Americans seek to i improve eral Prison at Atlanta. Wo don't his appetite, his capacity and his whiskers und in the opening of his tie* morals of our w '•men. A DIVIDED HOUSE hlanu* him its easy as It appear* digestion. He played no favorites waistcoat und sent them on their MACON TELEGRAPH!! to dig out of thut place. in the food line— he could cat any­ way to join their hrvthern. Then DAN DOBBS SAYS 1 1 thing thnt was edilde and in in- he remarked: It is apparent that it... u, .. , ,, The Ocala Htur suys the Florida creditable qualities. Hut if In* liked ''Wall, since there don't 'peer to Mountain memorial proj 11 n 1 ,0 work Ihemsidvi Thlight in a pine will show j one thing n tittle better than any­ project is g„. into !«_ "bubble” will never hurst as long he no more i-atln’ goin oil I reckon ing to fight for it , life. , . , frenzy . - over th, personal as the climate holds o’ .t. Well, thing else that thing wnx the mn- I *1 bettor lie puttin’ out for home— you the way through more th in e ,1 Hollins Randolph j fighting for I rials, as we" o! their ow n ,,f |i there doesn't seem to be tno least ned oyster of commerce—circular I it’s grttin* on toward supper time.” than getting lit yourself will. his Job, and he - - ■ 1 ' w* as hired workc W o have two plans of I wo of tin- contributors to the danger of a snowstorm hereabout*. cun with o hull's head on the lutxd The he-.it reflect f rnm - Hanford Herald. Therefore the and which was customarily anoint­ purse drifted out upon tho porch Your Iloiffr* instead m looking into “ bubble” won’t hurst in Hanford.— ed with pepper sauce before being to watch his slouching figure van­ thinking mirrors. Consume)!. CValu &tar. ish in the dusk. Fur a spare 1st— We will lend you Iu the hope of testing his storage they stood in silence. Then one ,i,„„ . . ' .......... .. a mistake Z Skirts weie simrtennl because Iieir joun, null an in, y u ,„ ,.l>t facilities u group of neighbors of them snid: f them. ,,ut fr Vu;y l" nvr path they have 2 The Philadelphia Inquirer says the women hut.-d t„ have them “ Iain't no matter o f doubt about brush against gossip*. liv way of explanation to its read- formed a pool, each contributing A few individunis here amt ,T h i',r *° Vntr, ? . « half a dollar. Tim entire amount the hero may hoy all of the „i it .i *ttla‘ ra' public ha b- t f ■ R I reckin' that there Aiise era tiiat, “ a shaddock is the first hilt atted to their tow nU Tha is ?n 1 " 7 " v,' r hl,tl IinV. in lh - cruu | * cousin to a grapefruit arid bus the was invested in cove oystera und < oomli.i in xhorely the champion A gent Lunin wi necessary to buiM « ccntDi*1^ not cuss l«othen the champion wits invited to cove oyster eater o f all creation." fore family trait of loving to hit you re ludles, not I VI li when the rv* ‘ ’ n ....... ':■* * "mill mit, , .. conic to the general store on an Atlanta and all her city ..... .. Tie shorcly is," agreed the uthei, Indies nre too drunk to hear him. ular memorials mill mdidifu .c, In the eye when you are not look­ wild— If your homo is already * appointed afternoon und show what interest of a great p m T * ,h ing cannot erase tl,.- irmY- lhnl "I wonder how many cove uysing.” We’ll l»e forced to strike the you a very auhstantial j common cause. he could do. He came and liefore *n a | appeared In the rcc-nt m n iro v ^ v could Ih> eat at one siltin '?" You have shaddock o ff o f our list, ■he “.mbition* amhitiuns of* Atl •■ ■ ■ an nwe-striken audience he showed. Mild the first. ,btVr -S T . Kt0, n,l,iv;i,“ I Randolph and his organi .V"> ani s’ habiti ----------o--------NO D E L A Y -------------- NO 'V; Disdaining to use tools,he awul"More'ti yuu arttl me could pay KruVV wlW* * immp life into a dyl S j f j * prne ' : A Wisconsin man writes th* lowrd down the provided bivalves, I fur—I kn that much," said th) Government is a gamble. And, ? m l “h n C f f n i n T Y . ’f t ? , j* rhU'f of police o f Atlanta asking juice und ull from tbo container, second. Prompt Service Ciuara.d1 foreign ,h‘; ruir'4’ Z birr to he'p J in . securing . . - a ,south-!, Almost *"’ for^ *»» storekeeperI "I Wonder could In* rat ull thol is not ns countries high aa thnow. the king Itwould b<* Interesting *„ Call and let us explain ......... ............... ch overhead U rWuV-.T . r ‘ V ho a»^ntimc. tl,- scri.o i „ x t il* wife, flrckuing hc prefers i could open u frr»h can hi* cove oy slen (hi*y | in tin* world , f ! “ Southern hollo” to a “ Northern emptied tho ran he had open- *aid the first. xt.,n I oprrzlo ..... . . . 8 macnine this *grand machine to or k o Vt0rg,f \ " :he Ston° Stone »°«mtaln Moun,.i„ hnaJ ™ * ‘ ^ h r e d illegal 2 L'irle" Now we are tcmptisl to|e,t » minute before. in half! "I don't know," *.,!.! the e. ond* clallv married 7 , T v ^ I “ “ " l 1* the irii utrjl. Think i.f making all tlmt ,,,mutG>r>. THE WHITE REALTY C(| * liii fv M O N A ll T h e M oi 1 tell hln^ whore he run fined the i ait hour the supply on the shelves “ how many finest of tho .Southern belles. iovc 1 oysters it they 7in |of the aturo bad vanished and still j the world, unyway?" 1 ----- ---- -v-uiiia a mur-joriai. in fieri manmore tolive. Butmaybe! The Georgia Division of II I . worth m o „ . j M M . .< i Ueorgia owes the 1 , Title Guaranty &Mortg Bcn,lons fiat they have „ tra.n;’ ■ 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford. \:\ ^ 3 5 ' " ™ “ «>'* M T I C K ! j " w j a r c needin g bread* n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H IH U aaaH aaB aB B ag H«aMXaa I �f d ^ SM If It r ; . - r-v' ; , ^ a r lB a L --., 1 THE 8A N F0R D HERALn. t o m i ) A Y t N O V E M B E R Ifl vim ;:c 1925 . 'SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES :: Miss F l o r e n c e McKay Mr.andMrs. Roumillat Pipe Organ Club Has Guild Entertained At ts Hostess at Theatei Entertain Members o f Interesting Meeting Spend-The-Day Party And Dinner P a r t y Evening Bridge Club Home of Mrs.Winston By Mrs. W.M. Belding L m«‘,A 3 0* Tat h<* liieh [look. NO ; of W [ monthly 3:30 o at the o’clock. of Mr. cm Mac* Ihe wedrclo "'ill George On Tuesday evening the mem­ N f* ' )rhmn Club was enterbers f the F.voning Bridge Club °nm !K y MPS a " n e d n^fcw of were odelightfully entertained by J? ,, Monday afternoon by Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. F. K. Roumillat at *V * * Henderson at the home of their cozy home uu Palmetto Ave­ Avenue ' Winston on Magnolia faVyC y hey SemT- nue. „ !-";,oly *10WT; of marigolds and w nter Park, ck whero h,XRUisit<‘ red radiance roses to­ uit flowers were used with plea;i . 1. c . r . »J™ ‘ V k m , gether With ferns were effective­ g eflect and a large fire on the [w s , :? m o n ,.,.. ly used in the rooms where the hearth added a cherry note to the honorary n cftrd!, am| favor- coni tallies were placed. The tally lit!ractivp setting, cards were also in keeping with ' ' nt lhe W',mnn’s Mrs. A. M. Phillips called the CIuli 011 the color motif of green and red. meeting to order and asked reAt noon the hastes served n sum­ s K * * 3* S S g sfE s ts SSlRnll'"* k ended nil ThetriP too soon. '“ Those L “ i n jo jl w th. « • Mrs. Ruby Newby, Mrs. < (.. were fcKny, Frances Vallette, Nttn NttnK McKay, rv ilrown. Gertrude Ward, Aru Hathaway and Florence McKay. Personals it Church .ption at . George tauc. at mJ Mr*. day. The place of meeting will be announced later in the week. Members present Monday* were Rev. nnd Mr-. Mortimer Glover. Sirs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. R. w . Pearman, Mrs. Paul Riegers, Mr i 'V ?!■ Hiding was hostess Chris Mathews, Mrs. Raymond fP ,nvd“ y tn the St. Agnes Guild of Phillips, Mrs. Benjamin Whitnrr, Holy Cross l hurch at a spend-thc- Airs. Clarke Leonardv, and Mrs P M. M. King. ’ * the K ' s k k " L” U" ' ry h™ ’ “ ™ n,T^®J ”®n’[,Pr3 motored out early The country of Nepal, being bar­ ^ 0 morning sewing and red to Europeans, is one of the perfecting plans for their annual Christmas Itixznr. which will be least known o f any part of Asia. Mrs. John MncDonaJ.I has ns her her* As- quests. Mrs. A. It. Tuck and daugh’tlock at tor of Providence, R. I. School, Robert Roach returned Tuesday mtertoin t>Thur*- evening from Clenwater where he the past fe w.lays on busi­ i at her ness. tkr Two 1itcub*r fjcorgo Harden returned homo Mas- Tuesday evening front various tiuu.! points in (ieorgia where he went on iacliers business. build-------- Mr. and Mrs. D. Brumlcy have returned from St. Augustine and Jacksonville where they spent the (rhl." pa t ten days. the O f exceptional interest was the game o f bridge played during the evening and after the usual num­ ber o f progessions, scores were counted and prizes awarded. Mrs. W. C. Hill, holding high score among the ladies was presented a box o f note paper, while the men’s prize, a framed motto was won by Dr. Samuel Puleston. Following the awarding o f the prizes, the hostess served a tempt­ ing salad and ice course. The members enjoying the cor­ dial hospitality o f Mr. and Mrs. Roumillat were Dr. and Mrs. Sam­ uel Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman, Air. nnd Mrs. D. L, Thrasher mid Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. C Hill. r’!’ rls from the various committees. ’ \\ McAllister, chairman of the Mock cook food sale, report­ ed a most satisfactory sum o f mo­ ney raised last week. Mis Martha c ox, bazar chairman made an­ nouncement concerning the Christ­ mas bazar, and displayed the many lovely gifts with which other mem­ bers responded to roll call. Mrs. tolelough sang a number of songs m V, ,,SUn* pleasing manner, Mrs. r. Holy also delighted the members with several idut'fcw At the coTiefusn.f.ousincss, the social hour was enjoyed, the hostess assisted by Mrs. Winston, served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held nt the home of Mrs. Forrester on West First Street. X ptuous mcriic lunch With hot coflee. the afternoon passed all too quickly with song nnd story. It is planned to have the next meeting nt night for the benefit of those who are busy during the Phone till.". f 11 Can You Solve This? DIERFLAC r. ■•r T h r alint r I r l l r r t w h i n |>roiierty a r r o n g r i l fo r m i k s m s i * •f n late prra ldrnf. 1 ! W | « « » ten dln w In lh e «er»< e» •ntMl l " n will he a w a rd ed n bnlWIw* tut t l ' r JOtlOi, ( r e t , F H r .l. ami rlear « ( all en euioh run ee*. lo r n led In one ■ I <>«r s u b ill* I.I im,* h elw een S r n X m k an d A l l a m l e Thia niter r t p lr r * lleerm b er I3 lh, 102.1. sA xrnnti nitron atohs 120 P a r k A v ,,„ s e c o n d f lo o r imimtmr. pnper hanxtiiic. s l a s s K.'ltiliK. K stlm a tes g iv en free All w ork g u a ra n teed. Prices tight. ■* MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION* It-pM. do* New Vorfc City 110 Weal tilth SI reel ‘1 ADVERTISEMENTS T E L L V«JU W H A T MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. THE RO­ M i l a __n e - - T h u r s d a y CHADWICK PICTU RES C O R P . f(___ LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY presents ^ F L A T T E R Y BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate i With PLATINUM AND DIAMOND ■ Two Lengths o f Fifty-four-incli JOHNBOVVERS-MARGUERITE DELAMOTTE Material .Make a Smart Dinner ALAN HALE - GRACE DARMOND5 DINNER RINGS Frock. photoplay by h.h .van loan Women may be spending more and more time outside o f their « W rist Watches DIGECTEO BY TOM FORMAN E i B k homes— an ever-increasing number Produced by o f women may lie gainfully em­ Bar Pm a ployed in offices, stores, factories ■ and other places where money is ! itart Bracelets Mrs. AI. Fleischer nnd daughter, to be made. But the fact is that at " Mrs. M. Kronen, motored to Or­ of late women have been doing |f.ft< n lando Tuesday where they spent more home sewing. This is very ■ Watches plensnnt to the purveyors of goods will the afternoon shopping. by the yard nnd the producers of Gruen ■ Back. Mrs. Grace C. Welsh o f New paper patterns. And apparently p» Prw* York arrived in Sanford on Tues­ this tendency hasn't meant any ■ B mIoa a |k-!J at day and will spend the winter falling o ff in the profits of manu­ m be­ here at the Montezuma. facturers o f ready-made clothe-', or lli night the dressmakers. ■ Women buy frocks anil wraps Mrs. T. J. Pierpont has ns her guests her mother, Airs. Kmiiy F. and suits us o f yore at department ^ n !K> 1» E \ U 1 .Y — A V O I D T U I . ill M l * kthe sec- Webster nnd sister, Mrs. Daniel stores or aw rp dressmaking establish­ iptiian Webster o f Providence, R. I. ments, and then add to their ward­ VPUt< Imeetrobes by making a few very simple or conJudge and Airs. Charles C. Rem - 1little frocks at home—either nn |i ii in ingtun of Providence, It. I., are aided or with the help only of u the guests of the hitter’s sister, j little dressmaker that comes by the ■ .IKWKLEB Mrs. John MacDonald nt the j day. Montezuma. Someone who ought to know rays P lu m e :io7-W 2 1 !) E . M ST . ---------|that the reason for this is fiftyVISE “ ■ Mayor and Mrs. Z. L. Alcyers, four-inch material. And perhaps Li*aai*xaaiuiaaiii»nL:»ian«aacaM B aaB iai«aB aauaauii»im i.iiaitta!r. [VISE of Georgetown, Ky.. and daughter,)you wonder why the fact that one JVa**amaeu IJliss Pauline- o f Lexington, Ky., can now buy innumerable faliri-i ■■ -,-r— —n", i i-? •: arrived Wednesday for a visit with that arc a yard nmj a Jialf " ’LIo •Id’ /t;e ii| i c ij.» <p >■ qi|'iu e " f■* <1 |U ,t fon ir i oftt r *f <M| / 1 I el II i Mi l l •i ft n| rm(T c^nld dispose ‘ ivomen to make P . u 1 Mr. and Mrs. I,. Tharp. Da' i:mfrocks nt home. Only this. With r i a s i R R S E t u i S J j 2 '’ u J u :.ii.u ;’ 3 * i n . . u , ; J :'n n r .a u t £ « > « s e a tiu ia u a in u a itu v iiZ H a Jt ju .ia » a B '-i* a a B a H M « « x ia a * a s * u i* a a B a irefreshft. W. Pearman, Jr., returned fashions as they are and have been, <-+<‘+4+v++-f-i i-H -+i' > s-4-i :--t +4 v » +++-: > :>vi + s > :--5-44•;•+•>+ 4 + 4 -j ■>++❖ *>v *4 4 + *+ 'l* £ f- neign- Tuesday from St. Augustine where nnd materia! fifty-four inches wide, , friends ho has been in interest o f the almost any women who can bundle I t15 ‘“‘T Luoklet o f Sanford, which is bc- a needle at all ami who is not act­ *iri'' ing published by the Chamber of ually scatterbrained can make a smart frock. It is so simple thi t «?£;••......... ....... yon hardly need a pattern—though V.'1. District Commercial Agent almost all the pattern makers have m •r lCrutchfield o f the Jack- patterns fur frocks to be made bJ j|."ffice o f the Western from the wide materials. For din­ i»l ice * n'" n> spent Tuesday in Sanford, ner nnd evening frocks the task is simplest, for then no sleeves need ’I,sl‘''eting the local office. bo considered. For day frocks I^j. (| -------- ;:r,' Mr. and Air-. Victor Senbcrg nnd now, of course, the sleeves must the lw" ‘‘Lililron of Jamestown, N. Y., lie full length. They require a lit­ tle bit more o f the material. tjut. who are spending the winter in The sketch shows a simple mod­ Sanford, motored Tuesday t< > Win­ ir, or Kiftj-fmir inch black satin with el for an evening frock made if ter Haven, where they will spend [then wide checked border can he made 51-inch black satin with a wideseveral days. checked border—showing squares into an evening frock of ibis fash­ Hduli sr Mr. and Mrs. Kmmelt McCall, o f satin adjacent to squares of ion without offering an> difficul­ EXTRA SPECIAL—Only fou r dozen sola. ties lo thi home dressmaker. [jfaly wl"' recently sold their home in rough surface. ii» r Ro e t ourt, are now at home, to All pure linen breakfast sets; inch e!o‘ h, IjJjjl Itheir friends at the liome of the hfcfi. latter'-, sister, Airs. Ray Fox on J. II. JACKSON ' ,:,b'uidia Avenue. four napkins. Rose, gold and blue trimmed M l i* ---------Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. district Commercial Superintemlent J. !!. Cheatham, o f JnckEasy Repayment Plan ^onville was a visitor in Sanford Monday, making an inspection of Office in new Mcrriweathnr Building _, t*1*’ local Western Union office. ______ Phone lili 2nd Street. Auditor J. H. Virgin, o f the At* be* office of the Western Union — a prat lue-day and Wednesday in ba|, Sanford, making an audit o f the Loans MONEY AVAILABLE 3^; local office and reports it ns lieLoans rDll fct-1 1,’ k 'me of the most prosperous in wetju* rbirnla. For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at they ---------Consult us first when in the market for funds ^ in r General Manager II. C. Worthen Cloth and Napkins, made o f all pure Irish linen. Best (piaiity. All pure linen damask. Extra large y are Atlnntn ami General Superin- M a g n o l i a & Second A. P. CONNELLY & SONS « cloth, 70x70, one-half do/., napkins. Assorted col­ Rose, gold and blue borders. k.iL nt ■!- S. Calvert, of JacksonT '1 )'»?• officials ,.f the Western ors. Special— Only one dozen sets. I . . iw< u- Vn’ i)perit Tuesday night and ............ .. ............................... .. ......................... .. *woui.1 Wednesday in Sanford on nn inpen- *[icction tour. ■ 1 and Th '• mnny friends o f Mr. and \ 6 MISSION PICTURES CORPORATION 5 W J \ i-i Hamilton HENRY MCCAUUN \ ivmg $2.95 each Luncheon Sets Luncheon Sets i ,, A. t|; Peterson of Jamestown, U w ih , ,’i WI 10 interested to learn ■i-:• *■;;* , ",y ;ir,‘ expected to arrive] it;,’: ,h" ■■'.'■‘“ '■rp-Jtti.f the week to spend R it is b eca u se they have d e­ v e lo p e d som e defect. I ha c a u s e o f th e tr o u b le can qu ick ly b e lo ­ ca te d b y our lhu '"lurV on/- n" after $7.00 to $8.00 Set I f you r feet give you pain has returned pleasant visit of two ■ ■ I)r. Scholl omen, Pair*'- al1 tnteriur , kal3t>mining wall, 3 ‘■"factinn \1- ; rk: Kunrnntccd ant- ■ JEXs RD S5 ‘ NOTICE ' ie:'lL fter ■ ---------------------TO . . N 0 T IC E a I.L C o n t r a c t o r s 10th » By M i u CT J a n u a ry 1 “* pr ters per hour. !~ 61, H anford V ’ \ JACKSON, Flnanct\fcl Secretary. th e Thursday and Friday . 1 All Linen Tea Napkins 72-in. Linen Damask Plain and fancy floral patterns. Beautiful quality linen. , $2.25 to $3.50 per Yard Plain hemstitched and hand tillin’ hdured mn icria. Fine quality. Alt pure hum . $7.00 to $$8.50 per Doz. Iff Have your foot troubles Adjusted SPFCIALS__All Linen Cloth 70x70 in fine quality, plain white, pure linen damask. S i x designs.................................. $3.50 to $5,00 each , Dr. Schol l Method of Foot Correction ALL G U A R A N T E E D P U R E IRISH LINEN A 27tlya is a D£ S ch oll “ 3 ■ m I November 19*20 He knows foetthorough­ ly. having been trained1 in the famous ananas M u All pure linen 12x12 inches. Only one dozen sets to sell. $3.50 per Dozen Here* who will (five you a demon­ stration and advice free. Hemstitched Napkins Demonstration foot expert $3.50 Set No matter where or h o w your feet ache. i»urt or bum. or d m«y feel tender and sore, there i* » scientific corrective to gi'e y°u im m ed ia te relief c U oyd c 1 ,0 . ,v l •UK! i jl The Yowell Company t H l i iM fv v • ^ ■ kflB&a �- T H E S A N F O R D H E B A U ? . j y E ^ g M A Y > -^ S I INCREASE IN TAX ON CEREAL DRINK HASBEENOKEYED f\ * r-» 1 1 1 b i ;# E • fp|/ _ \ I ; ^- s Iti# |X):. • ■* Police Seek Nurse In Connection With ClticagoPoisonCase ' ! g * '' ■ f. » rW 1 Ik & J N E W PULLMANS ARE NAMED FOR HEROES OF SOUTH Bi ' ‘/;| i ! Thirty-Five O f Latest T v|h* Cant Placed In Service On S«ulhern Hoad; Leaders On Stone Mountain Incluiled . sfegyi If fI T t ! , '■ m li ' f : | f! Ml | || 1 I; is fu rther o rdered that Mil* nolle, ho pttlilialied In t h e Sanfn nl Herald a n ew s p a p er pu blish ed In Sanford. Sem in ole C o u n ty . Florida, on ce a week f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e weeks. U-ftne** l i A. D ou g la s*. Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Hemtnote County. F lor id a and th e seal o f saoi Court at th e C o u r t H o u s e at Han­ ford. Sem in ole County. F lorida this the Itli day o f N o v e m b e r A. It. i : V < MU real estate: kel. or hereinafter Lucie -------, «>iii under fjt id t I-fc lienKei. nr «>in l i f t e d real B U t i i A l ic e K ey e»t uniter erwlse. in and to the h erein after w i f e o f Fran k 11. Potter. If (inscribed r*al e s ta te ; O scar ttvImT* anil R dead. all partle* 'i-im isL- an Interest u n d e r Alice Henkel. If liv in g iiTid If tiariTes* claim in g an Interest Under r lnlni ' ? t , . r wife o f F ran k If. I'olnirur D Henkel, nc o tlu r w ls e . in „ r ' otherwise In and to the d e s c r ib e d 1h .r’.lu after described real estate. s H i S I.WT1SS5..V * Ms- nVnry «* I’otDC. if l i v i n g and f . ..( nil parties c a i m in g a n Ini s : r’ f. a' . ' v' ij j : ; ‘,er. s i mde? Henry C. P otter, or . .'I . , ......... III nml I . < ■ otherwise. In and. to the h ereln aU ; M ie in a fte r described real estate, nl rtha Shenk. If Rvlttg and If drtA r deserlbejl •y,,J3!SUl‘ 5!f ta* .it ■“■v er described real estate- __ Browh. MUaWand of n. iL'n^rr----liv in g a n d If dead, all p a r t " ? I , " ; ** Ing In Interest terest under u nder — — nl*1"*husbandE. fR.t . _____ . h usband o f _E. Brown, ur w ise. Ill a n d t o the h e r e i n i f M ^ t ' ecrlh ed Venl e s t a t e ; Over**-,.,.,r-dJ . p e h tln e Com pany. n ciVnmraVi,r* u nder th e Luwn o f tu^. s i rtl* " " Florida. If In ex ist e n c e and u>* .,°r solved, al p a rt ie s cialmltVg ttcocnal ’ Aful »•.» > *Tureen,!-' *»” III r e st 1 u1M nill d illi* e r fO^V verstreet SS DiontiilllV Ullji f {jj^ '• Company, ft a PnrihyrellA. cortMirntlon "uiiil-r Raw * o f th e State o f Florida oth erw ln e. In amt e . hereIm a f t e r d e s c r ib e d rea|> jL estate. ■V‘ U » e d TS; J h hsite. negln at tho Southeast com** It i, o f thn NAVU o f n W h oC Her 'Io n S3. Tp. SI South ontf Ram. * I'lBr I E a st, run North forj AVrst hSS feet. SouthwestcViy 7t*o feet, to poin t o f South lin. *t f. Hi o f N t v K o f N W ' i o f said «e,.; fdlirtW*r Il ii . V. l i DOCOLAHH. ,nV° ,Vc.a *» V ' Vl''Y irk"i"s S h eriff and e x - o ff l c M nr ....... ■, f:i.-rk o f C ircuit Court. tlon 1081 f e e t W es t o f po D y: A. M. W B k KH. D. C. minilaletiator o f Alpln us JJ. Henkel. Innft'T de n ' " \ ......... b e g in n i n g . E a st 10S4 fcet^toS/e! A K K i e l AN & A K E R M A N . ginn in g— _ -Sol|clt o r * to r C om p la in a n t Jft,,.,r^b^VrJh'! ; i " r e 3 i1 e sta te; " J 'VniVrVw' ''D e n h a V " " ^ 1oU.eVwlSO. N!i of 8 JVU of 8 WU Section si. Ellis. R livin g U. Township 31. South*.f Rang? a Halmtnff an --. . . NUTICK III* A P P U C A T IO .V FUR imrtit* 20 East, containing 2a acr.^* Mvrtl M. Kill*, n r *»th«*ruiMe In nml •■lit t I*. T O RKI.I. U I M i l l ' s I, \N II, tn morn or less—and less six ,li. If WaU an ■" » « * • Hi* ln r» h ia fic r d« *rrllied real e*- |an»l If Notice 1* h ereb y g i v e n that fin t if, r iii‘xt**r Konnlunri If llv ln a and lin |nt< r»^t under r*. It. B r o w n , or acres, the |*(. day o f Decern her, A. D. If dead 'll parties Claiming an Inter- , EEt-i o f , a n d to the h e r e l n a f l S\\’ i o f Section l i . 1»3S. I w ill apply (.. th e Hon. Jin .e-t Nnv*^ ou— 'e r•- - • .____ -t under Chester Kennlson. o r oth o i n-- — Sharon. C o u n t r J u d g e In nml for erwlse. in and D> the h erein after de Sem in ole C o u n ty , Htme „ ( Florftla. rerlb'ii real estate: J. II. Hudson at h li o f f i c e in S a n fo r d , In said al*ti known a* J Henry Hudson. If ............................................................................................................................................ County, for an o r d e r aolhortilU K me Rvlng and If dead. all parties - F . r. ' «■■■( os <Itu r d Inn o f ROSA I,IE Me. .V. oluIlium; an Interest under J. H ■ A V E R Y . m iMHB A V E R Y . L AU RA Hudson, also k n ow n I'A IR O A V E R Y and IS A A C T. AV Hudson, or otherw ise. KltY. Jr. th e m in o r heir* o f AJa RU.UIK T DCROHE A V E R Y iloc.ii* ed. in sell at priv ate sa le the f o b lo w in g rent estate, lie ti m g tug to tin estate o f t in* said minor*, s a m - In . lo g ill Heinlnule Com ity, Florid a, t o ­ wn ; T h e south 35 acre* o f th o n o r t h east q u arter o f the HouthraNt quarter, S e c tio n Hi, T o w n s h ip 31 Soiiih, R a n g e 3i) east, snld minors h a v in g nn undivided 4-'. Interest In said property, such application tn tie Min d upon p eti­ tion now on file III tile o f f i c e of tin said Judge, da ted this tile 3Uth da) o f o c t o l n r , A. t>. I ftlC. (Sign ed) IS AAC T. A V E R Y . Hr.. (Juardlan Oct. io. Nov, c - n - n - j r . ______ a':?S1 Chart** F. Kettering o f Dayton, ()„ vice president of the General .Motors Research Corporation, has had his life insured for $1.GOO,000, the policy payable to a trust group which will use the money, in the event o f his death, to carry out experimental work he now has un­ der wny. Premiums will total $7,000 n year. Kettering is Jit and carries approximately $900,000 of private insurance. Sunshine Feeds Poultry P rof id IN rllU T IT C O t'IlT SEVENTH .it 111* i * i t i m i i t . h e i i i n u i . i ; T i n : i n n i i r f iii iiT n r t i i i : M l M l , IT.IIIIIIIA. snvnvru iiiim im . m i d i it IN C H A N C E R Y . o r t iii: sta ts: o r i-i.n in u t. A. U H E N K E L , Complainant. IN' A M I r u n t i i h r n u .n t i n r vs. s cu iN in .r. IN CIIANI’ RRV. VlltC II. It I.CCA8. et nl. Defendant* L. I.LIHCM, a willow. lllll to tlnir l T itle, m i m u o c in j h . n \ t h i n Complainant. III the name o f th e S t a l e of F lo r ­ flK O IU ;i: tV. JO S Kg nml ------- J.IIK'* ida III* Wife, f )u o ilie r I*. W o ml iiml —- ■ T o VIeg11 E. I.Urn*. If living and Wool!. M i wife, anil |(. ||. ilufilNey. if dead, all parties c la im in g an In ­ If living. ami If tle.nl. against iltelr ti n e t under Virgil E. I,urn*, nr Itr-lri*. tleviMi e*. grunt- ' * hi- any nth- nthtru'ise, In ami to th e hereinafter i r f'lH m im i* under them or eltln r ib ■rilled real estate; David liurke of tiffin, ri*|niinletil*. nl'io w ritten Davnl liurke, if living and If di ml, till pa rties rluhnlrtg Notice Nad Ortler of I*nI,lien (lint To Ucorge NV. June* and — -*■ — l o g an Interest u m b r Duvld liurk.* Jon es lit* wife. I lordlier I*. Wood 1. 1*'} wrtlli n Duvld liurke. m- o th er , a ml — ■ — Wood, hi* wife, anti It wise, in nml to (b e lieri In afler ileAlien liurke ir. R n m o y and tneli «,f yon If Itv si rile i| teal e s l a te ; lllg and If dead all pu rtfe* claim in g wifi, o f David llurhe. If livin g and m i Interest nr liitert s t * tinder Him If ib ad. all parties cla im in g nn In*.itd (Jftiric" IV. Jon es a n d ---------- ter es! mull r A lice liurke, w ife o f June* hi* wife, (Inrdii’er I'. Wood David Rurlte, nr oth erw ise, in and nml — W in ifI, til* wife, nml I to III!) herelnafl.'r ib scribed rmil William M. Ashley, also II. Ramsey, dcretlNfttl, fir nlluTK J*i' e Stilt anil tn all mikmnvii parlies c la im . litiown os Win. .M. A s iil.v , If liv in g I iik nn Interest In amt in tin- f.,|. nml If di id. all parties claim in g an Inwlm; f|i rcrUn d tnmt nltnate In ln | elc,t u m b r Wllllum ,H Ashley, ilm I'minty o f Huinlnoje and {flat*- nl*o kn ow n u* Wm. M. A s h b y , or nf l'*lnr|i|M, fii-wlt oth erw ise, In and to tho herein after deserlhed real estate] Arthur II. Till' J"sst half lit the Northeast Fuller, if living nml If dead, all Uuurier and Ili>> East half o f .VirilieiiKt IJiinilir i,f .Snullipurtie* il.ilm ln g an Interest under Arthur II. Fuller, nr nllierivlse. In elist tjunrt-r of Sect Inn Sevenand to the h erein after d e s cr ib e d teefl (17). TnWIislilp Twentyreal estate; Jlarv A. Fuller, w if e " n e i : i ( Snntli nf R a nge Tw Vnly -nlne ( i'J) Rant. ••r Arthur H Fuller, if living and It nppi.trltig frnin the sw orn Mil ir dead, all parties c la im in g an In­ nr l.eiia I,. t.elNch, a widow. In rein terest under .Mary A. Fuller, w if e filed, lli.il you and i arli nf y«m a r c of A rth u r II. Fuller, o r otherwis e, ■IrrendantM lo said Mil. that your in ami to the herelnuftur described resldi tn i s are u nknown. that cu* li i.-aI . s t a l e ; lunar Jansen, If liv in g »»f you, llii- said named defeiotaiiis, an.I If dead, all parties c laim in g an If living, In over tile age nf tw en ty interest under Isaac Jansen, or nthj *me; Dial there Is mi |o rsun In the • rwiffo. In and to the h ere in a ft e r Spoilt- in 1820 wim the first t.) 1 Him- Of rinrld.i the service of m il. described real e sla te : Ja m es Evans, • poena upon whom would Mini the ir.. If liv in g and If dead, all p a r t ­ n;te a baton ns u conducting stick defendant*. If living, or either ies cla im in g an Interest under .lame* in England at a philharmonic con­ jI said of them, and li further nptn iirint; Evans, Jr., or otberw ls o. In and to ceit, before which time the violin­ from the sworn Mil of compliiini ihul the h erein after described real e s ­ Is Hie ludlef of Ho. i iirnpl.ill,.ml tate; Alphetts li Henkel, If liv in g ist usually marked time with Id* | It that th 1* lu-rson or . >•p e r s o n s 'and 11 dead, nil pa rties c la im in g bow or foot. Inter, i. .| in the uhove I* -nl.e.l mi interest under Alphetts tl. lleti- HERE ANI) THERE FO OTBALL CLASSIC BY RADIO, “ OLD O AK EN B U C K E T " T R O P H Y Sunshine Scratch Feed Sunshine Chick Starter »« ■ » in TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 10. — —Thu Pullman company has An.acrhU.,L^Jtvpv x)ul*ii!o -ou t on trains of the Southern ................ ...... . . (’K ■Railway .’If* new cars which were ntortly niitkfiirit u a w im #named for Southern heroes, accord­ la z y m o u n t a i n i liiiiTTur i o . u c i titi o ing to word reaching headquarters conslilt rablt! tlistnncn up the ulilot here of the Stone Mountain Me­ o f M ont B l a n c n .n tfc . W h e n f u r islicil th e fin a l InntHng will lit? o n ly morial campaign. Each of seven Southern gover­ 2 , 2(HI fe e t Imlow th o a c tu a l s u m ­ nors named fivo men who were, m i t o f M ont lilnn c Unclf, they believe, the first five heroes Tim wild dog, sleeping in the In their states. Seventeen o f the ,'J5 were either ••pen, had first to beat down tho Confederate soldiers or uftidnh tiitck gntsatta to make his lieu, pu did this by turning round nguiu o f the Confederacy. "Tw o of the 115 will lie Mien tttnl again, hia weigiit preying riding nt Stone Mountain," said tlown a m l for himself an ho doc i <inversion Lee Trinkle, of Virginia, today through instinct, inherited director of the Harvest Campaign through the ages. for the pule o f Confederate Me­ morial half dollars. "They are Iioa; General Hubert Frederick General Robert E. Lee and General Duke and Colonel Zcbtilon II. "Stonewall" Jackson. Seventeen Vance, of North Carolina; Gener­ belong to that large and gallant al* Benjamin G. linmplireyH and group in whose memory the Stone Edmund Curv Walthall and Colonel Mountain Mvmuiial 11 being Lucius W. C. Ijimur, of Missiasippi; carved." Vice i’ reaidunt Alexander il The seventeen who are high In Htephena, Secretary o f Sale Roll­ the Confederacy besides le e and er!, Toormt, and Major Henry D. Juckaon, were Generals P. G. T. McDaniel, of Georgia, and Gen­ Ileuure^urd, F. T. Nichols and eral John Tyler Morgan, Edmund John Slidell, o f Louisiana; General Win*ton I’ettUHund Jo*eph Wheel* Wade Hampton,_of South__Caro- it of Alabama. _____ r —‘ " —9 ■ l ■ - I■ - -■r- ■ - - ■ ! i , ’fc g } New Orleans Has. $3,000,000 Fire NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.— (A*>— Fire, starling just before midnight Iasi night swept sev­ en blocks of Mississippi River wharves before it was brought Levy Of dnc*Tenlh‘ Of Cent under control early this morn­ ing. Three million dollars dam­ Per Gallon la Fnvored By ages with a porsibility o f more Way*, Alcana Committee; was estimated. Brewery Inspection Awked The Poydrn i and Girod Street docks, practically now, coat WASHINGTON, Nov. lS .-t d 1) — Seeking to aid prohibition o n -1 more than SI,000,000. Tho forcement official* In their effort* ' great sheds fell before the rush of the flames ns did scores of to check the "flood of high-power­ freight cars. ed beer," the Hou*c ways and No lives were lost in the fire mean* committee today approved j A new tax o f one-tenth of i» cent • fighting but the death of J. II. Simpson, CO, wan nn indirect a gallon on cereal beverages In result. He wns 3truck and al­ be incorporated In the revenue most instantly killed by the bill it la writing. automobile o f fire chief, John This levy, probably the (only M. Evans, driven by a .fire de­ new once to be provided by the partment chauffer. monKurc, will give prohibition en­ forcement officer* power under the 1 Volstead Acct to inspect near beer breweries, Assistant Scretnry An­ drews o f the Treasury in charge the committee. o f prohibition enforcement told A move to reconsider the action by which the committe rut in half the tax of $2.20 u proof gallon on nichol was rejected. Drug manu­ CHICAGO, Nov. facturers have opposed the reduc­ middle aged woman, who, two tion on the theory that it would wceke ago bought a i mall vial of tend to encourage bootlegging in chloroform at hotel pharmacy, uit-hulic product*. v/ns the object of search today bv Holding its first meeting since investigator.i, in connection with Thursday, the committee took ac­ the poisoning of the five weeks’ tion on a number of administra­ old son of .Mr. and Mrs. John It. tive proposals, virtually clearing Allen in a suite o f the hotel. Discarding a theory that rob­ up its work on these technical ber* killed the Imby while Its par­ details. Approval was given a proposal ents listened to a radio in nnoth-r to permit the filing o f tentative room, the investigators turned to returns on the date when regular the idea that revenge motivated returns are now required, to be the slaying, Joseph O. Sage, Mitt followed within three months try attorney, said Ino mystery had the filing of final returns. Such been about cleared up, but that a scheme had been asked by many there would bo no arrests until nfter the funeral. business agencies. Ernest Ifvmpel, drug store clerk, The committee voted to limit the depletion allowance in cases said he would bo able to identify of mine discoveries to those which the purchaser without difficulty. were proved to la* "real discover­ Ho did not recognize any o f the ies," and to define "proven area" women, including Mrs. Allen, a for purposed o f this allowance in nurse and maid, who were present accordance with present treasury when he told his story. Investigators have learned that uiings. These rulings would coll­ ider a discovery foe purposes of Mrs. Allen who discovered the the allowance only outside an area body, had been in a sanitarium suf­ o f IflO square yards from a sun­ fering n mental disorder before the baby was born. The Allens ken mine or well. said the baby had played in bed while they listened over the radio with a friend until after midnight and shortly ufter 1 o'clock they entered the baby's room and Mrs, Alb'ti found the body. The nutne raid she retired about 0*10 o'clock and knew nothing un­ til nwakened after the child was dead. I properly, w h o s o n a m e o r nam e* are unknown In the c o m p l a i n t ; IT IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E -------R E D th that __. at you and each o f y o u a n d all p a r t i e s cfaim ‘ --------------ln g an Interest -------tn s a id Unit* appear to the hill o f c o m p la in t Jisreln fifed on o r h efn r r Mftiiilny, the 7th day o f December A. J>.. K r i r .« r i ! to the 11vlnic and if estate: ^ d ^ l V ' P i t i e s claim l o g an Interanil If ,!p.“ ..miJrPFrank II. Hotter, o r oth evt under t imrelnAfter A Io?el)h$kin HAT’S what makes beauty — a lovely skiu! A skin perfect lu T Its texture — free (rum plmplei, blackheads or blutches. And how everybody loves to look nt beautiful skin! How they admire the fresh, clean, healthy uppcarance a perfect skin gives! And do you know what makes skin lovely? Well, it’s healthy, rich, red Idood. Healthy blood purities tho system—throws off tho lmpurlties that causo akin eruptions. And S. S. S., that great blood cleanser and builder helps Nature rnako rich, red blood. Yon never have to worry with embarrassing skin blemishes when you keep your blood full of healthy rcd-blood-culla. Take S. S. S. and havo tho beautlful skin that belongs to you. And while It’s making your skin lovely, S. 8 . S. Is giving you renewed strength and energy, loo—building firm, plump flesh — Increasing your appe­ tite and making you healthy nil over. It’s tho rich, rod blood that helps Nature build that does It Get S. S. S. today. All drug stores sell It. Got the larger bottle. It’a inorg economical. i {Jj a ■■ JJ S ■ ; S • JJ ■ -J JJ g J 5 g Give your baby chicks a good start in life by feed­ For *hens and growing • Your I ing chickens. chine. SUNSHINE CHICK STARTER Scratch Feed is the foun­ and dation for all poultry feed­ SUNSHINE CHICK In ord ing. They mlist all have SCRATCH it from chicks to mature to pro<^ ; ■*,# * * § They a.e especially prepar­ fowls. ed and accurately balanced in exact proportions to sup­ ply just what the young chick needs from his first feeding. Only strong, healthy chicks develop into profit­ able fowLs and cheap sub­ stitutes are very costly in the end. ■ JJ ■ ■ Cheap substitute con­ taining trash and waslp materials are false economy and more expensive in (he end. it must I mater portion yolks Egg Scratch | the ne SUNSHINE SCRATCH FEED is every ounce pure, dean feed. m fa Sanford Feed & Supply Phone 539 t 4 ' * • » •. 1• Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street A Full line o f Horse, Poultry and Dairy Feeds. Hiveu| “ Your Money Hack If Y ou Are Not Satisfied.’ All Florida Is Invited To Attend the anon at Ocala THANKSGIVING WEEK H E N you choose from November 21-27,1925 advertised goods Marion is Acknowledged as Florida's Leading Agricultural Comity you choose from The management of thu I92.*i Fair at*lire* thine ttho altcnd. the heal show o f Agricultural, Horticultural, I. Stuck find Poultry Exhibit* in the history of the i u mizatiie 11oust-: hacks the safest goods I'ltYOlt'S II VNI> CARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS COMMUNITY EXHIBITS LADIES' HANDIWORK know n. T Governor John W, Martin and stuff have horn invited to bo pronint tjurlne the Fair, and a Ronornl ||<>me Cnming Week Will Ll observed by former M.o-u.i County r-sidint* during the week. The fair li* the (diuo to meet your friend*, old and new. They are value-true. ' rn ^ m Remember Home Coming Week ■ ■ ■ a a a a B n i i a n a a a B i i i i B>B11||liailBJ|J|Bai(Bi(i(|(i|)|i(iiB|l|1|||(BB UTKRE crtdlmri battlv* between Purdue ami Indiana uulveirlty elevens will b« feujtht for mor« than mere glory. Tire alumni of buth college* bare united In preovntlng for annual competition a unique trophy* to the form of 'The Old Oxkeu Bucket’* Inet will algnlfy aqpremarjr fur th* wluner. Tire route.it la decide which team will b« (be first pooteasor uf tbw silver trophy will be staged at Illootulugtnn November 21, when the warrior* of the two unlvcr*ltle* meet In their annual claaaU- In the new Ituyuua University Metuorlal Htudlum. WL8, tie Hear*Roebuck Agricultural Foundation rttstlnn, Chicago, will broad- \ cist the lulllal presentation of the buchvl, the dedicatory ceremony at the new alodium and th* big game The trophy w|i| tie presented by (iuurge Ado, rcproeanllng Purdue alumni, and II. 0. Kurrle, prealdent of Uie Mmiou railroad, rapreeentlng the Indiana alutunl. At the close of the combat the backet will be ftyea to tbo winning team to keep until ranqulshed by It* rival. Each jvar a gold link will t>e attached to the bucket, engraved with.lire name of the victor end the 'score. The links finally will become the handle <t lire bucket. The Initial presentation will t>e p u t of an elaborate ceremony to dedicate the new stadium. The pow-wow am} "Fight Feet, to bo held the evening preceding the game, will also bo oroadewt b y , F \ mn S U AS 11 Marion County Fair and Agricultural Association L H. MATHEWS, Secretary C. w . HUNTER, President Candler, Florida Ocala, Florida JVWWtfls , ■ j ' ' ------- ■ .' • \ . IM.*. -r^i#w^*r-r«r^Tv1 —* ^A X . % V , * t* * * * t* * M ^ & k & > * * * - �■ r - • Tj^CUN u O -Au r e a l s a r c > / m / s i r . ' - 4 N U N O eRSCCC. 'T H ^ O'THn.C fc A U 3 E W C D O N 'T SF teN O ^ tE P T W H G ; B A S S t ?m t S^V/ftJC. o n T O O O R C ir s T e r r o r s , /n * - fTvflw T 1# >_•=) TtrHS " 1 S A L T -Ml ■ (!} , ■ N F O R P H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 18. 1 9 2 5 . ------------------------- --------------------- --------------- Stone MountainUnderlies Several States But Shows t v -------- >f'fti JM im Wjy/«7r Vf * w w:' - —---------- * Rollins And Stetson Miami Detective 3 Am endm ents Are To Renew Relations Is Robber of $120 Before U .D .C. Meet — Earle T. Field WINTER PARK7 N ov. 17.— (/P) J I A L KSTATW - I X V K m t S T I —Rollins and Stetson will renew “ MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 18.— When HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Nov. 18. Dctcctivo Tom Nazaroth took — OP) — Three proposed amend­ Lohhr Put #•! on-Bru ruler Bid*. athletic relations after a two-year Hanford Florid* • lapse Saturday, Nov. 2 V, when the stock after visiting the circus here ments to the constitution o f the last night in company with the United Daughters o f the ConfedA TLA N TA, Nov. 17.— (/P)— llow go, the size of the mountain. This Rollins Tar Babies and the Stet­ police chief s little son, he found cracy have been drafted nnd werg T he question, as simple and as force is called exfoliation, son freshmen will clash at W inter ms B __- n...vi Mjr s$120. * l « u . iPick'I C K - being put in form today for prepockets tighter by v. ^ -------.w may reen, lu s p elegant ns it may reen, has p a *-1 When the mountain came into Park. n o r k p h had bn#! got to him while . .. .he *• _ pockets dentation to At. the ______ annuali _______ convention tied' geologists ever since there — 1—! * being, it coveredjirooaoiy probablyaa nunil* hundwas strolling around looking over now in session here. .......—.v.cu have been any geologists to puzzle red timno u - —The two teams are evenly matchPorter E. Pitts red times its present size, as evi­ jed, both having been defeated by the elephants, tigers and monk­ about Stone Mountain. The most widely discussed nURAL KSTATE denced by the numerous outcrops \the Southern freshmen, and an ex ­ eys inside the big top. IK* still mendment covers the per capita on M any elaborate explanations has his bad«re. of the same rock extending over a 4 I M I M I 1 l i t N a t l . Hank I t l t l . members from 20 to 35 cents. The citing game is in store for the have been offered for the exist­ belt several milts in width. At |many rooters of both teams. The ; I’ hone 4J0-W Snnfonl. Fla. 15 cent additional from each mem­ ence o f the now famous granite It*t>r».««*ntlnK W. V. tVherler, this rate o f shrinkage, geologists ITar Babies are going through some ber would be added to the Norman come Stunt* Mountain? IlrnI E state U rok er compute that in another 50,000, Istrenuous work-outs under the able I SECOND LOCARNO URGED V. Randolph relief fund which is monndnock,. which ____ .rises . . . a suddenly i 01)0 years jciirs mere there will not be any leadership of Assistant Conch Dree maintained for the purpose of giv­ out o f a seemingly fertile country Stone Mountain. ____ BRUSSELS. n m j^ r .i.s Nov. it .__(,p)—A (/P|— A inR ing financial financial nid nid to to widow widows nf conin preparation for the game. Coach ___ » a*Locarno, -17.— - - all nrnund it. The one most favored, A t present, Stone Mountain ris­ in n»*n * b -- 1 preparation for the game. Coach "second at- which Eu- i ^'derate veterans who rt? ddc in the is that sometime along fifty to es 686 feet above the ground and Dree has been stressing the line rope will make nn agreement with *N on,‘ nml ***«• ............ me grounu ana seventy-five million years ago, includes include* r.ivi -----* Business For Sale ...^ game K.....w ‘aa «.« | i Russia k us si a to the great advantage o off 1 Another proposal is to 563 acres of exposed gran­ plunging flart fcf the there was an uphcavcl in this land, ite mass. In this mass, there are --------. ____ proposal is to raise the this is lwhere ------------ 1 *by — "Foreign both,”’• ••*»wns envisaged *1 the Tar Babies main i,«*k at which time Stone Mountain and 7,543,750,050 cubic feet. There are strength lies. IN A F A S T G R O W I N G ' Minister Vandervelde, in a speech price of certificates of membership the Appalachian mountains and about 12 cubic feet of graritc to The Tnr Babies will be reinforc- before the Chamber of Deputies to­ from 25 to 50 cents. Mrs. W. J. TOW N W oodliffe of Muskogee, OKla., is other eastern wonder-rocks were the ton, making the hos weight in ed by several of the stars who have been out of the game for sponsoring these two amendments. thrust up. $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN­ the neighborhood o f 628,645,911 — L ... ....U I,, ui na jAthenians back to DeLand hunBut Stone Mountain, on which is tons. i r Z e„.hmc, on ncc.?.unt of injuries. injuries. tha ERAL MERCHANDISE However, they will still be w ith -! gry. being carved the Confederate Me­ Since about 1865 Stone Moun­ The Tnr Babies line-up follows: morial, is not all just out there in tain granite has been used exten­ out the services o f Kirshbaum, AND FIXTRUES. wide-open DeKalb county. That’s sively in building, as well as pav­ star guard, whose loss will be Kruei, R. E.; Wninwright, I,. H.; keenly felt. Captain White is con- White, L. T .; Zellers, R. T.; I’oronly where it shows itself. It ex­ ing. DOING GOOD BUSINESS fident, nevertheless, that his “ Ba- ter, L. G.; Michel, C.{ Arreya, F. ....... r ................. .... tends under most o f the remainder is C a rin prescription of Georgia and some parts of South star B.; Wright, 11. B.; Williams, 11.; p . . no F lu for n e illiu e . Thirty-eight persons out o f ev­ bies" with the nid of their Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and ery hundred in the United States backfield. composed of Ccdell, Wil- Ik; Van Pell, R. G.; Codell, Q. Ik; i f ! , PP ’ J M „In -ln B. C. Eaton & Co. Florida. Hams, Wright and Arreya, will willVConway, Luther, Kirehbnum, Wake B ilio u s I*e\er a n d M a lt. I.v, onway, Mitner, now earn a salary or wages. • 1 bacon nt home nndi send iley, « - Henhnnnics. — 1------*— kep the A t the place where Stone Moun­ Osteon, Fla. It kills the germs. tain seems to meet ordinary earth it begins a sloping descent into k tlS S D I I --------------------— - - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ! the underneath o f Georgia. At Ma­ a con, ttl7oui*tuj miles southwest of - ^ +4">+* + + t t . .+S-K ->vv ;•++•*••>+++♦♦ ++++•<-*•<•*"(->-+s - s - l - r - '- M .+ + + + v + + - > ^ ->■»->-fr» » •>->■>•+<*4>-fr>++»*M>■»■»♦■»+'»♦+++»»»■»♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦ Stone Mountain, the granite bed­ ------------------------------------ ------------- ^ -------------------------------- i - s a * ----------------------------------------------rt rock is reached at about 400 feet. : 11 Dr. S. W. McCallie, Georgia s.’ ate geologist, says that when the gran­ ite is struck a person might as well stop, because a drill would go “ on to China.” Stone Mountain will noB last forever declare geologists. There : b is » devastating force which is di­ minishing, rapidly as such things Itself InOnly One Of Them 666 USES P IT C H F O R K A S FID D LE FO R R A D IO F A R M C O N C E R T S Are iTheir fldlols 1 m, |frcmthe It ■ + . 1- i % *ood and movies jateJ fuitf publifm time ¥ l A/ t‘ f j i 'r w 'm ■ • m lose may |ji ividii- fej to the More!" & cade' of •hero aqxeicht i where, i if i bysyii; lit of her 'S kle-i Iht ikfhrivfcr. 1899. a;h coni* ffrtii the ttopot Ism t;. • p U jet over petnteil Si S an UIIEN SIME of Ilendstown. W la, gets real music out of a pitchfork. This he demonstrates to tho radio audiences over WL3, the ScorsUoobuclc Agricultural Foundation. Sir. Slmo achieved n reputation playing his “ Pitchfork Violin” for country dunces, farmers* meetings1 ami community assemblages In Wisconsin, so ho was Induced to come to Chicago and give concerts to the WLH farm listeners with this unique musical Instrument, which ho mado himself from an ordinary threetine fork. Around tho middle of tho hnndle bo built a box 10 by l.'t M . Inches. The back Is made o f blrrh and tho top nud sides of fir. In the end of the fori: handle Is n slot about two Inches deep and fastened at ihe outside o f tho slot Is a guitar tuning key. He uses a violin bridge nnd the one string o f the Instrument Is a steel “ II" of a guitar. It u pluved with ii ri-milnr vlnlfn how. Ho produces different tones by ■ ptec'* of wood op nnd down the string. The steel tines of live a great ileal o f vibration, tona quality and votume. r-.r u li en who, like Griffith, took and out o f tlieni, stop liy step, lift­ the. e rrmle and customarily senn- ed motion pictures to the present tlaluu. (itiv-miiuile comedy affairs place. A L a n t a : A SECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES B 2 s San Lanta is truly a section of beautiful homes—eleven buildings o f delightful architecture arc now in course o f construction. Plans for almost double this number have been completed, and work will be started as soon as material can be obtained. ■ ONLY A FEW LOTS IN THE FIRST SECTION AR E A V A I L A B L E PRICES u W ILL ADVANCE DECEMBER 1ST, a 1925 • ■ Drive out and see what is g oin g on in San Lanta—only three min­ * t ■i utes from the business section. Sewerage, electric lights, water and gas, : I wide winding boulevards, sidewalks, landscape gardening, a beautiful * « residential whiteway lighting system and other desirable features too nu$ merous to mention— all these are included in the delights and satisfac­ tion of home ownership in San Lanta. THE GARDEN SPOT OF SANFORD Knight & MacNeill * SALES AGENTS adrift o t0 ^Ct>^°U ccrtainly ought to have a for making pic crust for lemon pics. K. O. BRINKMAN, Mgr* Realty Dept. i MRS. SAM H. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Sales Ladies 1117-10‘J South Park Avenue Phone 7110 i S n o w d r i f t | Clrny shortcnin c ^ °t making delicious pic crust * T •-----■ '♦ * ♦ + * ♦ + + + ♦ + 4 -+++H ■ ..................... .. ’ ’ ’ ” <% i * ■» » » V .......................................................... .. ’ ' ” '■m .G • ’ .. . *■/*•. r i i j i i"tK-'A. ................ .. - �Investigation Being Made Into Death Of Officer ESKIM O AND INDIAN GIVE RAD IO FAN TASTIC THRILLS rrt i' wjh Preparing For Rail Embargo Questions IDEAL BRANDS have led the State for thirty *1 avoid delays caused by congested freight r ^ SERVICE ORGANIZATION AVAl! 1 VEGETABLE GRO VVERs We offer to the vegetable growers o f Florida, thrwA Florida Agricultural Supply Company', the sendees of S' an Entomologist and Plant Pathologist o f high repute in the field, tell us about them and we will give you the mart, od of control. Our price list No. 29 will be sent upon reja The owners o f 300,000 dogs in the city of Berlin threatened to parade them through the street; of fieri in as n protest against the mayor’s proposed increase in the yearly dog tax from $7.00 to $ 10. For violating the Kentucky 'gossin* law, a Covington Kentucky, editor was fined $15. The case had to do with an account o f the action nf the city commissioners in borrowing $50,000 to pay city expenses and the mayor brought thJ charge. Local Realty Firm Completes Houses Relieving Shortage The Valdez Realty Company hni completed the first one ol a aeries o f small houses at Vestel Park at Osteen, eight miles cm t o f Sanford, according to an announcement to­ day, ’Ihei'.o houses are construct­ ed to relieve the housing shorta:r<* for .Sanford and vicinity, it i ■ dtdared. They are three and four room houses of the garage type, and n- located on Inlit 50x151 feet. Water works are being installed and elec­ tric light service will lie -uppliitl for each home. A h It will take some time to complete the water works, the company is drilling a well lit each residence to he n .. ,| tcnihornrily, Tne Valdez Realty Company hat actpilrcd considerable ^ , property in and around Ostc n, nml n ,. p,w., ii growing very rapidly, crnl lurgt- nub-divl, h,m, an bring •old there at the p rom t time it is aalil. Negotiations Between Miners and Operators May Re-open Shortly Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Cooit MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERT1II7 Jacksonville, Florida PAUL It. FORBES, Mgr., Sanford Branch. .V"tl<-" I* li.m liy K lv m that on the • ” day nf I iir*,nl,rr A, I) l a j ; I,r "o o n l h ’Twtfti r a , I cat, („■ h>'ari|. tli>. in,,|,. riin>ii< ,1 icuarUlii o f to o jn-riuiim m »l out at it o f ,,• '"0 0 M-nry f a r i In ami James llnhvrl I' iiln i,|| minora will mnkr appliciillori to IIiq 11miorahlr J. J. IHeklnaon. Iinlm- o f t|„. c ir c u it i Olirt nt thi< H. vnntli .1nilic liiI r i r r 'd l In anil for the t'ou nty of H. mand Utat.. „ f Florida, for anloorllv to o-ll ut |. rl v, t l , - toil*. ||,,« liHtTo«l c l i ih] ml,lorn .oirli having an nndlv liliol om -.rlsth Iat r rout In mid to Ihti folloivltlK doarrllml real out iili*. nit nil to, lying and being In nrtnlnulr F ou n ty, Florida, lo-w lt: 'Hi,' Norllnvivt o f tho MonthWont o f Sl'Clfoll III. Tov.- lltlllo ‘.’ I Month Hit ng<- ill Hunt. I»nt«.,| thin 111Ii day o f . V o mlo r. N IIL A D E L pniA . N’uv. IH m . —The conrllintory altitude of •John I.. L< win, president of the United Mine workora, ns indilatcd in his statement last night, tmipled with reports from the hard tool regions today that some of 'he producers were making prep­ aration to reopen tho mines, J. G. SHARON strengthened tho fnct that negotia­ tions he tween the anthracite opAttorncy-it-I.aw orators and minern mi-ht lie ietimed at an early date. Will practice in all the court* In his statement, Mr. Lewis said Examination of Abstracts of Land lae miners wore ready to nogotlTitles given especial attention ale a now wage contract, “ In a *1’irit of compromise and give— Offices in Court House and take’—and that they were ready t,j m.-.-L til..........rat irs “ In nmicahlo di. ns'd-ms to work out it emit r.let for from one to five A Waterfront Homespot ol the Highest Charade No visitor to Sanford and to Marvania can fail to sense the unusual oppon nity that awaits the investor. They see on all sides the most attractive growth J (.arteri arc very festive a ffa irt tlieve dayi. Tin y drip w!t|, |m , ( m l rich frather.i, ribb'im, fbnver-i Oatacn already hni t bools, and Jewel'll buckle*. Thin one atorra, n rnilron-l and a pn t o f­ omploya n doll's head of rihlMin fice. It in 12 to l.‘i minute, drive very effectively. from Hnnford. ra n m .iA r y jw i i m m expansion. They note instantly the w onderful location o f this development just few blocks from the Court House and the business section. They see the wonder manner in which Marvania is being developed into a section o f beautiful homeal League o f Nations Is A ppealing for Aid In Changing C a le n d a r That is the whole answer why Marvania is being sought out by the shrewdest! vestors. 1 tJbIShVA, Nov. IH LI'),—An ap­ peal for help in reforming the calendar him been dliputched throughout the world by tin League of Nntloim, which e ,b*'1'tally craves ini.iiRt.inee in the delicate task o f establishing a fixed date for Easter. Calendar reform lias Itcen /en­ trusted by the league by a ttfCrhil committeo which include* m-lesiastienl authorities of several of tho big religion, movements and also nn American member. Willis II. Broth, former president of the Cham her of Commerce, .Secretary-tie tie ra I Drummond, In a letter sent to all members of the league, explains Hint the dollnitcly fixing a date for the Kinder festival appears to have been felt and especially shows that a t.iuiiinr feeling exists in educational elrd<* an well. All governments are requested to forward Hi ■ viowa of their oil Ucntionn! department, and the opinions of educators generally Includiii!! American will he uccomIHiiiieu by the league. Bordering on Beautiful Lake Monroe and only four and one-half blocks the new Forest Lake Hotel, Marvania with its limited number o f homesite offer investor an unparalleled opportunity to make a conservative investment with* donee of attractive profits. December 11-15 At Tlu< Home Of The Homeseeker desirin Fellows’ServiceStation rhune II7-W. Sanford, Fla. Elm and Ini SI. SERVICE WITH ASMILE ot permanence can readily see from surrounding developments tha San lord. will always be in the most select sectioi Winter tourists from all over the counti y will select homesites in the vici of the new hotel, and in that section many hemes will spring up as soon as the sea opens. SWING YO U R P A R T N E R S” FOR R A D IO BARN DANCE at a moderate price homesites that are unobtainable in the * A complete line of Fypresa and Fine Framing; Sheathing Sid ini; Flooring O iling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plnster Borrd Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Iknrtv Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards •Medicine (.’ahinets The Price Is Right W. S. HR ICE, Mgr. st. Phono 47S»W 710 W . ITini Mom Jj>2,.)()() to $d,b50 with 2 0 ' i cash. Balance payable at the rnths or upon other suitable terms. nis d 'Ol With these low prices tutors are offered the widest margin o f profit on m1 pi ices act oil our SUO'O'Pi'tHrm nnri im m o lifT n l’P . SCRUGGS 202 First Street Masonic Temple �' SANFi !pAYt NOVEMBER 18, t Albany Students Rise In Revolt As Dry O fficial Calls ’em “ Rum Hounds Turns Bandit U to 0 Tie Score o f 1st Inter-M ural Go. » GAINESVILLE, Nov. 18.— (/P) — Interfrntemity football wns givn "grand send o ff" when the S'gma Nu eleven met the Phi Del­ ta thetas on tlie freshman field for a k’ nd battle that ended in n scoreless tie. Neither side was equipped with uniforms, but were undaunted by the chances of breaking bones or receiving more serious injuries nnd the two teams whirled at each other like tornadoes. Little real doll.r if I » “ • IVhJU' dlroct* FleWf* L~rXo f Michtam h fto Sd o f opinion- ru tcm cn i, T £ 3 , 1. Hint Imvo “I ,ut the star whose college fi r, er ends Saturday. . Ido when Tribune •t talked ball con* th»n and ,1 let the fntil «n;lt mtinuc to jniver# ty •Ydon't think he’d be much of success as a professional, id ther kco him go into the movica write, than turn profoaioiiaL So too thinks Lyle firanKO, father, a d ep u ty sheriff of Whca ton suburb of Chicago. . The father would rather sc him accept sonic of the other offers the latest, which would make him •i Florida real estate salesman at for an annual salary o f $ 120.000 . h —Winn cfagainst V, they mi boxing Bat now K between itt wielder xh thse of in Germany p the same wntier In n ago. The just rut to call nt»" in the y. modest, itt and de. 3e is very [hi a right I’j) Ihightly |i(, make fcn, before Bjth'.ing a:; T' -.vi:- i t 1■ B e in. PPfir I’yrftfv ptlT-W ill P ••■re-.. P' Here ’a Luis Angel Firpo, once re­ ferred to as the "W ild Bull o f the Pampas," when he was preparing for his championship bout with Jack Dempsey, lie ’s now a very “ tame hull” and is shown as lie looks working on a farm in Ilurno3 Aires. He hopes to stage a come­ back in the ring next year. State College For Women Places New Rules Into F ife d TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 17 f/P).— Students of Florida State College for Women are still liemoaning the fate that struck them a severe blow when authorities of the institution declared war upon the tardy ones. Under a new ruling, those who attend the college must lie pres­ ent at nil classes, unless a valid excuse can bo supplied, and such un excuse must be only for illness, j In addition to that drastic meas­ ure, Dr. Anne Sharpe, the institu­ tions physician, must lie the one to U. K. the excuse. The authorities are working to put Florida State College for Women on u par with the great universities o f the world. Although it is the youngest o f the Southern state colleges for women, never­ theless, it was the first to be ad­ mitted to the accredited list of national and international univer­ sities. A student of Florida State College for Women may enter any college of the. world without los­ ing a single credit. The grading system is based upon letters, that is. the highest is A, next B. C. D. and failure, E. Each A gives a girl three quality points fo reach hour. That is, if it Stetson Coach To is a thrcc-hmir subject, which Attend Conference means that the elnss meets three times a week, a grado " f A will DELAND, Nov. 18.— UP)— An­ mean nine quality points for the nouncement has been made here year. B carries two quality points that any differences that exist be­ for each hour, C one and I) none Therefore, it was extween the colleges of Florida wil. at nil. be settled at the conference of the |plained, although a girl might just S. 1. A. A. in New Orleans in the pass for four years, yet she could quality near future. Conch McQuillan will not graduate because attend the conference with other points are required for graduation. Stetson representatives as will reprc.M motives from Rollins. While the complete schedule has nut been arranged it wns nnnounenl that during the month o f Feb­ ruary that basketball games would be played between the three col'""(*s o f Southern, Stetson nr. 1 Hol­ lins. * . f’ fl o i l n a n BY TAYLOR SOMETA NDU V<i05 \ IS WOiKivj VERStU=S ' 'MTCD A GOOD SWIFT \1. 11 K i c k im OE. B R iTc KiS 7 TF?o w i M STbFF AT . K W OOiQW * A - G. _ Uni plane* Sava Cream Applied In Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up. officials, the meeting wns called for noon. Resolutions read by Crary were adopted ns follows: “ As students of the Albany High School, we protest against the im­ pression that has gone out in the city from published reports con­ cerning a raid by prohibition ngents on n drug store in the vicinity o f the high school. It has been alleged that liquor is flowing into the school. We assert that this is not true. "W o find that people are too John firary, president of the senior class, declared: want to convince our par­ ents and relatives and the peo­ ple of Albany that the impression created that liquor has been fl OWing into the high schools in barrels .ything c l 'e^ezeopt00play" profes- Harry Stein also o f Cologne would give any o f the flyweights in Europe a stiff argument. Hot It Hocmgocrtcn and Mein learned their boxing with the English pro­ fessors ill the Army of Occupa­ tion. Among tho heavies Samson Kocrner, Diener of Magdeburg,— a twenty year old youth,— Dickman of Hanover, Haymann o f Leipsig and Wagner o f Dortmund need not fear to meet the best in France nnd England. In the light heavyweight dasn, Kocrner and Dockmann, who can make the weight nnd be strong, Melting o f Dresden and Smohling of Cologne, form a quartet which would not be out o f tune in any ring in Europe. Kurt Prenzol, Milcnz, Domgoergui and Wiegert rank highest among the middlewcights. The welterweight class furnish­ es the largest number o f first class men. Horse of Hnmburg, Funke o f Berlin, Grimm also of ' Berlin and Naujocks shape up as real fighters. Knsoi of Cologne is about the only lightweight o f any account. ALBANY, Nov. 17.—The youth ®* Albany has decided that the time has come for revolt. They reuret the "ease and readiness” "ith which their elders bellcvo re­ ports of heavy drinking among them. The ultimatum o f youth is contamed in resolutions adopted by 1,200 students of the Albany High bchool in- mass meeting to pro­ test against reports arising from the arrest of the proprietor o f a store near the high school budding on the charge of violating the Volstead act. After the raid on the drug store Captain William A. Thompson, , l *’e Albany prohibition office, (lectured that alleged liquor seized in the store was being sold or 50 cent.s a bottle to high school students. HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD Instant relief— no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages o f your head clear nnd you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blowing, headache dryness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh disappears. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Halm from your druggist now. Ap­ ply a little o f this fragrant, anti­ septic, healing crenm In your nos­ trils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes in- students and regret tho case nnd readiness with which our elders grasp and believe reports to the contrary.” Fully 'Jft per cent o f the nongame birdsc taken in New York State were killed by unnaturalized, foreign-born persons. BOILS? S. S. S. drives agonizing boils antpletely out o f tho system. There’s not a chance fo r a boil, or any other breaking out on the skin, when pure blood, full o f red cells is rush, ing through your system. And that’s what S. S. S. does. Ruilds up the red blood. Puts redblood-cclls by tho millions hack In tho system. S. S. 8 . makes tho blood so strong in healthy, redblood-cells that painful, torturous bolls—disfiguring pimples, black* heads nnd blotches— itching, burn­ ing eczema and rashes and other embarrassing skin eruptions sim­ ply get out. It’s a fact. S. S. S. has been do* Ing this very thing for 100 years. You can pet S. 9. S. from any druggist. So, why have boils? Get tho la rg e r. bottle. It’s more cco* nomical, Largest Profits go to the First Investors The history o f Florida real estate development is filled with stories o f big profits made by those who were first buyers. Sanford G rove homesites, at low introductory prices, offer a sound investment and certainty o f immediate enhancement in value; every lot in the development has been purposely priced below the market by its developers. AMID M AJESTIC PINES The improvement program ol Sanford Grove includes graded streets, and paved sidewalks. Tropical trees and shi ubs will be planted along the parkways. This improvoment and beautification progi am will be carried out to the fullest extent. Sanford Grove, “ Amid Majestic Pines” , with these im provements will make a pleasing setting for your home. ‘H j ______ thr Y'£LUjVJ G ro ve Bart Nason, Sales Director REALTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA over? — t e n cem Ts , jM UNE AMD OMD/ AM HOUR TO WAIT. lw e �THE SANFORD HERALD, mnanMESPAY. NOVEMBER 18.J925 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■*■■■■■■■■! How is Stability Measured? P RODUCTION is the first factor of economics. Before there can be either distribution or consumption, land must produce. It is all rig-lit to emphasize the glories o f the big city but the big city grow s because it is the storage or distribution point of a rich inland country. The growth o f the coastal cities of Flor­ ida will depend in the future on that rich hinterland o f fertility, Central Florida. Orange Home, Central Florida's great city development, was first conceived by the late Senator Baker who began assembling those rich acres hack in 1886. With the Seaboard Air Line and the Dixie Highway bisecting the property and two huge lakes on either side, an ideal scheme o f beauty and utility was presented the engin­ eers of C. Fdgar Wood, a Baltimore capitalist and developer of repute. Within the scope o f some nine weeks a transposit ion has taken oiled that would astonish those who saw this property that far back. » Change Homo is today a new city of bustling activity; 120 miles of sidewalks are going in; 60 miles of paved loads, elect) ie lights, city water works, ornamented boulevards; many new homes arising; a hotel is projected; wotk has commenced on the new ( ommunity Pier and dancing pavilion over Lake Okahumpka; plans for a new bank are about completed. We believe in performance; we believe in buying property justifying performance so that safety, sanity and protit will accrue to all who stake their faith in it. Orange Home in Sunter County, ranking sixth in agriculture out o f 62 counties, although it is the smallest agriculturally, is located in a territory o f the utmost possi­ bilities for large growth. Come down and let your own eyesight convince you o f its merits. Location, production, transportation— these fact are elements of growth $1300 Bus Reservations Will buy a large i»t in full view o f the lakes on a paved street with water and electricity and within two blocks o f the highway. Second Unit Selling Rapidly! G S d m r W o o d ^ D m d op er-' Jcesburg, ✓ is in Sanford to arrange transpoi* tation to Orange Home. .Visit us Second Unit Selling Rapidly O ffices: DeLand, Ocala, Eustls, Umatilla im Our representative, Mr. P. A. Lee, m i i ■ i a i a n i BBaBaBaaaaaaBBBBaaBaBBaaBBaBaaiBaaM|||| without cost or obligation. �HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, K aml.1 or u]| nifl]pa an(j | erna|p3 « RADIO'S STBAMBR LINE SOLD from the insect kingdom up to n 1 ®f tnc hl«her animals, sals „ ' rhamP>-. Presents a suprising sameness. The effects which the male and female glands have in the " au " rowtb of any one species wwh ns horns, hair, shell, and so PHILOSOPHY ELLIOT, Me., Nov. 18.—<A*>— The purchase of the Gulf nnd Southern Steamship Company by the Eastern Steamship Company, was approved hero Tuesday at a meeting o f the Eastern Steamship Company. This company will ply between Tampa, Miami nnd New Orleans. n5W t0 a certain de^ It U ^h#rtere<l n ad catalogued, savant "° 'V. P°Mib,«'. French tho*>•( Y f',nln .Vut’ to determine ir ” of Prehistoric animals by bv :1,U l.,,n .of th« remains by luv nn?pp icati0n ° f t',c Rencral turn „ai , - , la. c” mP°?c thepic- Pea water contains 32 of the 92 known elements. W IS E BO AT W O R K S ------- Builder o f-----GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SA IL and ROW BOATS Boats and Motors Repnired Catalogue Specifications anti Prices on application Mt. Dorn, Florida o f Medicine by Dr. Christian Chnmpy. Starting some five years ago with experiments on the frog and other amphibians, wherein tha . farmer philosopher, who rpea** plain. Darnas popular ntnong radio fans aa h« haa f.micrs of the country through his writings. , ,he R. F. D. programs of WLS, the Scares ujjibtioa station. Chicago. Ills ^ l o talk* U(j hrnnHy philosophy Which appeals to tn^ •lbs tiller of the. woll. Ho Is Pralrlo Farmers \ ,o<l CttlTord V. Gregory, editor of Prairie •tier!sites In these words: jacks ccfucatIon ho rnnkca tip In com-t y Is tefreriiln- because lie strips the subject J to the plain horse sense o f tbel ' ' j i> '^.rmer oml iuIUs plain, barnyard Engfanner* arc so much Interested In his Russian savant Znvadwsky , has ■F,,r the first ti performed similarly Buccesfuli Nobel prizes w< grafting on chickens. j nK0 , nil five o As a result o f their combined' withheld for th lnbors great progress hns been nolmced by the made in determining the physical ° f the Xohel fm Inws governing animal growth, to spu fl,r this the point that Dr. Champy hopes public. that in the not distant future they ------------may be laid down as confidently EN in the biological field as in physics _ and chemistry. CHICAGO, l The composition o f the creative While the moll a nurse sat listening to the it night smother lonth old son of Mr. and ^Ir*. John Raymond Allen in n suit of a fashionable north side hotel. The room in which the baby had been left asleep was ransacked. ( lothing and u pillow had been pressed over its face. a s h in g t o n l e t t e r Fearing that her seven-year-old daughter Mary would be forced to live a life of poverty nnd want, Mrs. Mary Keller, IT. has confess­ ed to poisoning the girl nnd leav­ ing her lifeless body in a swamp near Sandusky, 0. She herself drank the rest of the poison, she said, but it failed to affect her nnd she returned to her home. She went back to the swamp to gaze on her daughter's dead body twice before it was discovered. Now she faces n charge of murder. Will You Believe ^ Your Own Experience? Drive the Hupmobile Eight for an hour or for a clay— as you’ ve never dared to drive any other car. ’ \ e N O W - S E D A N x*2195 PJ.ES p. STEWART LpresiLt main tegtrs. Is lif aery *»n ami i without, ut. got a us Count ,u while it n;goti* b'j untillet took n the Rome faction the thing the i Hj hand:' t dictutor- Persistent coughs and colds lead to miration as Volpi described, serious trouble. You can stop them thoroughness of Mossolini’a job. now with Creomulslon, an emulsified More than 50 bureau* were aboli­ creosote that is pleasant to take. Crcoshed in three years, personnel, mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-faid action; it soothes and offices, duties and all. Many others heals the inflamed membranes and in -, were merged. The economy hibits germ growth. amounted to millions and the gov­ Of all known drugs, creosote is rec-1 ernment, the count said, is more ognized by high medical authorities as efficiently administered today thnn one of the greatest healing agencies for ever before. Of course, thin is the persistent coughs ami colds and other lacist version, Volpi being one. forms of throat troubles. Crcomulsion Evidently others dispute it, or contains, in addition to treosote, other Mussolini's assassination wouldn’t healing elements which sooths and heal have been attempted a few days the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tiie growth of the germs. Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, ami is cxcdltnt fur build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is . not relieved after taking according to o Hebrides an im- dircction,. Ask your druggist. Crcotrams of the pipes, muisjon Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adv.) , Try it for all the usual things—then go ahead and do all the things you've always wantedto do, but never have tried because you felt they: weren’ t fair to the car. j . * /W 4mn. /■<-»*«, IninUU iIk m , Ut 1 Coupe (Tw»,irmr-e«.>*209i j Touring Car 1795 | Roadster (DWt-ri™) 1895 k RAG3 WANTED — Large, clean, linen or cotton rugs for clean­ ing purposes. Itring them now to the Herald Composing Room. And remember this— everything the Hup­ mobile Eight shows you, is built in there to endure, because that is the way Hupmobile builds. HUPMOBIEB E IG H T S # ' Sanford Automobile Co., Inc Magnolia Avenue / W here does Chesterfield get itsspicy taug, its delicate piquan­ cy of taste and aroma? From costly T u rkish tobaccos, worldfam ous for th eir d istin ctiv e character, their sheer excellence of quality. And how docs Chesterfield get its mellow fullness and its satinsmootlmess? Fro m the way this fincTurkish is blended with the choicest Dom estic leaf; care­ fully, shrewdly, in that can'tbe-copicd Chesterfield way that brings out the hidden flavors in each type of leaf. It took no end of skill and patient experiment to get this blend right. W a s it* worth it? just sm okea Chesterfield andlct the good tobaccos speak for themselves! CIGARETTES *-'(.co Ci j h Jto. A (W nR I’m mI. »4M am g iv e distin ction to Drawing from a photograph hy mir Mr. Gary, showing tit- loading o( Turkish tobacco aboard lighter* to be transferred to the ocean linrr in imdttrrsm. The tobacco b picked, 1**1 by leaf, and tightly packed m burlap I___ from fifty to a hundred . We ask you— will you make this test, and let; your o w h good judgment tell you that the' Hupmobile Eight is the one car above all! others that you want to own. R a r e T u rk ish tob a ccos C h e ste rfie ld 's blend . �j? i ! . ^ ’• ;;\7-' J,r- I t S fr e i THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE TWELVE r*»- ! MONR 1 r 18. 1925i M O P E lu im i IU IU IU IU IIU U I Sanfordinp, of Florida in of a rush of When the Doors of the Forrest Lafe HotelSwing aware of the many improvl its suburbs \tj . i t 1*f When the doors of the new Forrest Lake Hotel swing wide, and the cars from many i » ■• Monroe I ford’s greatt : value, recoj boring develo value, or to Monroel the Sanford Legion sugg< race. Other point of invej states roll up before the entrance, when the eager, happy throngs arrive to fill the halls and corridors, and the first gay dinner party is held, when the first soft music is wafted across the moonlit patio and the entire hotel teems with the life o f its hundreds o f pleasure seeking guests—then watch the trend o f Sanford’ s I i growth, and Monroe Terrace. ■ Monrot gin pines wil as possible. m ! Monrt •j' TC cf J k W.t ; ■ . - ■ lO lH H I Cartin 606 -* 44 .--"■**** . \ >* * 4. National Bank �CE iim w w H B w in n w tfim n H u m central section e verge Sanford's Growth [anyother section of Florida. The lit very evident that Sanford and lestate and building. jits right in the pathway of SanSvity, has unlimited investment lordwho purchased lots in neigha very recent enhancement of licsirahle section. is Eastward— In all great cities a certain section is set apart as being the most desirable place in which to live. The same thing is true o f Sanford. Here again growth and expansion necessitates the lively situated developments in (emorial Drive as the American the property of Monroe Terroe Terrace. From the stand- opening and developing o f new territory to care for the homes to be constructed. In the average city the growth is Northward and usually follows the waterway, but in Sanford where it is impossible to further develop the Northern section, the natural growth will follow the waters edge of beautiful Lake Mon­ roe, Eastwardly where the greatest activity is [Mopmnts with its stately virhll city improvements as soon now taking place. 111invest in one of the greatest ■ �.‘US? ‘'TS r m m m M m m & i, ! ■■■ - - —i „ . . .. - ~~~ ~ ■■*"* ■! • *"~" 1 ' #—— —— —— T o d a y ’s B e st In ves V ['Wi » - BETTER BUYS KARL ZARL y *> 2 lots, corner Oak and Central Ave. J.SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. 4 lots in Rose Court, 2 fronting on Sanford Avenue............................$10,000 dV i U}K il-V INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE \ •■ r. «... THK SANFORD HERALD, W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925. VGE FOURTEEN ................. 1 •* i • .. 60x117. Corner Myrtle Avenue and 13th, St. 50x117. A ven. Eastern exposure. 0 lots on Oak Ave., facing Highland Park. 50x137. Phone 744. $5,500. Most beautiful lot in Sanford on Magnolia Avenue. 1 Comer lot in Fort Mellon.....................................................................$ 1,575 ;| m s - 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 21 ncrea just o ff Country Club Road and just outside the city 80 acres near Chuluota on proposed hard road, $100.00 per acre. limits. A beautiful tract for subdivision. l ; _f I Good Home, close in—S rooms and bnth................................................ $ 4,500 Real Estate nnd Investments. Phone 713. \ IP It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property R. W. LAWTON, Realtor I 70x133. A rare bargain. $3,250. ■“ Those Who Hesitate— Lose.” jj 10 acres at Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS m magnificent home. Oppo^j V OSCAR R. BROOKS a THE LOT KING— Phone 482-w 300 First National Bank Bldg. W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr.. 203-205 Melsch Building Licencd Real EsU^. "USE YOUR FORESIGHT” J L'.fcv i» » »« r.n* Some o f the Best Buys in The City T W O I.OT* ON M M I I I I I I IICKJIIT*. W r ll lorntr.l iietw rrn M. i k HoIIr BNiI Palmetto. Prlrrd ili« ru'xt few d a y n ui only IlfiT.o each. Thin I* a rare Ii.iik h Iii mni w ill rerjulre tiulck action ! I.OT (IV t 'K M 'I I A I . KTItHI3T b etw een M agn olia a lnl I'.ilm rlto fur 13500 w ith on ly a sm all c.tiIt navuii lit. (Iran till*! ( o l l M . l t I A I I U A M I ( T : \ T I I \ l„ 131 by l.iu, f.ulru ; i-aM. In flin ut lo c a lit y o f 111., city in r ii flrnt I’ l i n , n in irln icn l. Kb)** out anil I,h I. ,--i Hi Ih. . r ,li(ti I. un It. I'rlci'iI at 17**0“ , o n e .th ird cash, lia la n cc o n e mni tw o yea rs. Thin will r n iu lr c liiiM luii; «n y ou r part, HMII.I. 1*1.Al l! ON I . I K I J c|or« In. Hullahli* fur ninull fam ily, Ilx ecllr nt s w im m in g jdtirc, Enny ncpcnit fr om Hanford A v e n u e ntnl In o n ly ilireti mill nni'-half mile*, from ben it of Hanford. Hen un fur price nnd icrirtn. I l l ' l l I'll ' l l . 110(117 ON N A N r o i t O A \ l : \ l i : , fur Iin: llotto ("unit Modern I ' V c n room nounc. * o m n l c l c In « very ih liill. I.oi In 135 |.v |in on ,-orin r. lia r r n c for th r,. . a r t Pric­ ed now u i 115000. I,c*n th an n third iii»li, balance I. 3 >, ar< . SEE UH NOW! I \ f ) '» •> U*l * ‘ |L 4 * VI It. f I, | In and N ea r E nterprise, th e B ig Developmei 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. I.OT OV r n n x c il A V I : M K l i r t w i i u 1 1>Ir,l iin.l fourth M r c t * only II9T5 with term* to milt! J m i i i *t HOMES—L O T S -F A R M S ACREAGE 1593 A c r e s $87.50 P M ACRE H alf the price o f adjoining land— Beautifully s; around and side o f lakes, * McCALL & FOX COLCILOUGH R E A L T Y CO. “ The Firm Substantial” Real Estate General Insurance •III First National Bank llldit. *(nlc« I'cirri-1 (I. 17. (IrC nll. II. (i. I' m , It. I.. *lili>|>. 113VL* Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fin. Phone 715 BRYAN T & H ATH AW AY Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Telephone 732 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land * ** *—■(*' ** #*«**(^ ^ , \ Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate x i * 4V *. f « **»»r n....... k(|V|ji ■» HOUSES— BUSINESS PROPERTY—SMALL FARMS ft v .............. ... t $3,000 Down L* j ' i ' ‘V r c P**u FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. *' , 1131/a Magnolia. T h is is n ear the F orrest L a k e Hotel J 4| .. I i M - m-tmm Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betwee mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price * R.C. TISDALE m - 152 A cres Phone 746 „ I*, II I , , Price... Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feet front. P r ic e ..................................... ............ ✓ v Balance to suit purchaser j One Lot Rose Court, Grand View A venue........1 Just completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section o f Sanford, with double garage AND ACREAGE “ ■4 V “REAL BARGAINS” K il l ,I I I .- A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow A The Houses we arc offering for sale were not built to sell. I • .'**« * 4 m f (14 Cornel* L ot (98x135) Union Avenue. ; WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE - - • REALTOR Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 petacre and worth double price asked. J { **-M 1 * Real Estate Investment 236-238 M eisch B u ild in g . 09 *!• Phone 23. *»t * *•'** * It you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. W e Offer an Entire Block WANTED * ini Fronting on First Street just o f f Sanford Aveni .. A Beautiful Home business property is unexcelled by any in Sanf On Central Avenue, large lot Listings of Iuhihcs, lots, blocks nnd acreage. If your price is right we have the buyers waiting. What have you to o ffer? $!•),000.00. Many real estate men say that we arc offeri cheap. One-third cash. . .................... 1 > i . ' ' it • The price for a few clays will be $110,000. cash, balance over 4 year period. 5% binder for Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. i LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO. t ;■ l SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS % F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. L. SUMMONS, Sales Mgr, V 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 210 Ii. 1st St. 202 First Street Rhone 708-709 Phone 735 *',ason --------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- II 73M» acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best water in the state, 1 ( mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. Act quick. M / THE BEST BUY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY TWO HOMES .u ; ,j that can not be equalled for the money in the city. One fi-rooni house with garage on a CO foot lot fur ( 1,000.00 with terms. One l-roum house, sleeping porch and Karaite CO foot lot With T e r m s . ' Today’s ', Best Buys— Act Quick! .2 ,t :T u ? r ,r i r r " ....... l-rlcr n.ooo with K01Jll , „ m, y m" ‘,ern eunv.nl.nr^, l.l*tltt rnnni Iiouhb, „|,i l-rell.h For $3,000.00 c tio k v o i )m |il,.|,H U| ■vriipiiR. , r c || Near 3 subdivisions on French Ave. ‘“rkn,‘’ it f ™. «.n n ,lr " f Hi* rmn M_||on T>>w .. ........... Tamianii Land Company ' M> So** up« f,»rl” .................. **•* •*..«,v'j Two 10.(0,,t ,ot0 iunl otf PURVIS & WILCOX Ilooin 3-3Vi Hall Building Phone 142 b a r g a in s ,S‘7,2fl(l Two story house, 5 rooms. msJ provements, 15th and La , Easy Terms. Completely furnished Bahn*Y 5 rooms and sleeping poK11' $7600 Beautiful corned l°L $4500 One tot Fort Mellon.— . -—- .... One lot Fort .Mellon — One tut Palmetto Avenue, Mln.1. JO.Ooo. with )rarl> *-AV*BU* 0,1 tV l>a>ark nit'nt*. LLL A. CONOLEY Ron Hap Miilor Building, M a g n o l i a ^ Phone 149 E. E. PAGE The Substantial R*>R>' 12-14 Garner-WoodruD TELEPHONE 770 I —- ' �T X ssified Ad on This Page is a Paying Investment! ?—.Business Service FOR SALE: Portable barbecue oven mounted on trailer; nil rendy to go; reasonable. Apply Carnival Co., office, Tourist Camp 13th St., west of French Ave. We carry a full line. Our prices are right. Cash or terms. We want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 321 E. First St. j38— Wanted. .Situation Male advertise . , „ —- in — the Journol-Her- Kestilent o f F lo r id * atnn* l U t . aid, South Georgia's greatest " or woman to sell liefm sn ra s: J!,nLpaper', Morning, afternoon, F ir st National Unnk. [tes w S r t t * h i M Uct‘ tn Sanford, »|Ct in 111' Sunday. Classified nani n he. ' K - J . Kawleigh ComJ. H. HUTCHINSON ,ea. ij C pf ! *‘ne. Waycroas JourP?ny. Dept. F 25. Memphis, Tenn. r i *nal-Herald. Call 103. ________ _____ ____ IIKA1. K.STATM Wavcross. Georgia. ' ^ a n f o r d ' e l e c t r i c CO. W es t F ir st Street WANTED: Experienced newspap* Phone 476 F?u RESULTS advertise In mn«» 7 l>” rtrr' (' 00d Proposition to M ember nf S A N F O R D . FLA. It n s n v v * 3 .T . LAUDERDALE F lo r id a State m" n l“ in|! ' dilor' DAILY NF.WS— It covers Brow• Its* F loris ts Association. ard County thoroughly which is a Its* --------------------- J . T one o f the most rapldlv growing a W innTS—Threa (Ration*. « * » 17— For Sale, Houses £ 7 ^ anted Help, Salesman a M»* sections on the Florida Coast. Second. F ln t «na ibo»» FOR «RALE: • » « » . Seven room house, u* a vtl - ii ... Sample copy and rate card upon ganford Avenue a nd 10th S treet two baths, close to business dis. , U: Two wide awake real request. Expert asrvlce. istate salesladies and men for trict on Mnjrnolin Ave. A. P. Con­ nMrilT PRINT SHUF— crim ing nolly and Sons. Phone 48. subdivision and brokerage sales, G. TAYLOR DYER - jj0* 1 commission. Apply 108 Mng- FOR SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. Painting— Decorating FOR SALE: A real bargain, 15 f l i t We <1° ^ " hy *}°\ rfht those vacant rooms, room house best in county. On PHONE 303 p p Ay .r-nmrnerf™,on* i«t St 417*W Male or sell thnt second-hand goods? two beautiful lakes. 3 miles from ORGANIZERS WANTED: h* S»n- ia m k S U. COWAN—All htndi and female for fraternal order onslbls Mof Tin and Sheet Metal Work. town, would cost $40,000 to build U B H H B H thirty one years old. Beautiful OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales it now. If sold in next 10 days (ftlonWster ard Boat Tanks. At Oak through the Xenia Gazette, Zenritual, catchy literature. Experi­ in, Ohio Rich agricultural dis­ AVH ue and Third Street Tele­ will take $15,000. Fine loentinn Kild b* ence preferred but not essential. trict. W ant ad and display rates for hospital or sanatorium. Will Icss* of HILTON’S phone H I hold 50 beds. If you are looking *°P notch contracts for producers. on request. IIAHIir.il SHOP HIKACI.R Concrete C o, A. C. Garvin, 700 North Collins for a bargain, this is it. E. (}. Hos­ l* tb o f 113 M ag nolia Ave. cement work. ■ideW/ i,k"’ b? l,£ ier, Route A, Box 1H7 St., Plant City, Fla. PALM REACH COUNTY — The ru1«» (n( blocks, Irrlfitloo boxee. I. ■> ( First Class Uarbera Realtor scene of stupendous developtits >oo Special Attention WANTED: Salesman and Sales­ |A«d ,f Terwlllecer. P r o p . ___________ ___. en^. Bead "bout it in the Palm 24.— Lost, Found Given To Ladies and Children. lady. Apply to Mr. Curley. S Jit >0° n m _ LUMBER CO. H omm «x Milane Theatre Bldg. Beach Post. Sample copy aent on li. 10 Fletcher and Bulger Realty Co., Saretre. Quality and Prlee. STRAIr ED from <518 Elm Ave., Miller Bldg. 113 Magnolia Ave. request. \DI)RESSING — SlaHlgraphing. last Monday, one collie, male Phone 74(5. „ thslr A LITTLE WANT AD IN The folding «nd m allln g-ae you puppy; six months old; answers if.** *; HERALD will bring you Its big abtr if Elton J. Moughton wnnt it— when you want it to name o f Rex; hns white mark­ WANTED: Experienced sales­ results. Advertise those old ar­ Jest ons Phone «73. R. E. Porch. First ing around neck; suitable reward ladies for department store. Ap­ ticles you have stored away and ARCHITECT U M« • Vstlnnsl Bank Bldg. [ft e»o * fo r its return. Coll phone 321-W ply at Speer & Son. have no use for. A Iktlo thirtyunlsss First National Rank Bldg, or at 1518 Elm Ave. ccnt ad may bring you several WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS Snnfnrri.------------- Florida 42— Advtg. Mediums 8—For Rent. Apartments dollars. I hone 148 and a repre­ STRAYED from place 1 heifer FOR RENT: One house, garage., calf, 0 months old, red, well AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ sentative will call and see you. See Blanche Tnknsch.___________ grown. No marks. Reward. O. T. gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell M o r tem Pearson. VALDEZ HOTEL anything? If so advertise In classified medium, rate, cash, 9c 10— For Rent, Rooms cHat F.urupran I'lan the Gainesville Sun. charge. 10e minimum. FOR RENT: Furnished room in STRAYED OR STOLEN: Persian private home for refined young eat, smokey black with four MAINE — WaiervTlleT Morning TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Siaford'a l.rsillna lintel Sentinel. Thousands of Maine man. 001) Magnolia Ave. Vdldczllotel Building ers and fori' growers o f Volus­ white feet, white on tip of nose, people are interested in Florida ia county advertise in the DeLand white whiskers lung hair and bushy WCIIT W, WAIIXKII, M«u»*er Reach them through Daily News, rule tc per word, cash FOR BENT: Garnge nt 511 Park tail. Reward for information lead­ property. the Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ Ave. with ordpr. ing to recovery or return to .1. It. plication. ADVERTISING gets results if It room furnished i Caldcr» Clyde Line Docks FOR RENT: 3 reaches potential buyers, i’aAll LOST: While Poodle dog. Answers LEARN ABOUT Folk County and housekeeping apartment. Intku Daily News is circulated in Lakeland, through the StarAdults. 31(5 E. Gth conveniences. to name of “ Peggy* Reward. Telegram. Best advertising me­ an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ St Phono 370-W or 51. dium in South Florida. Published tion. ■lies FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms LOST: Wallet with sum of money,' "lornlnga. STAR-TELEGRAM— TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ laike Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Miller. between Olympia Cafe and Ma­ Lakeland, Floridn. sified pages o f Florida’s Gieat lents Reasonable. sonic building. Finder please re- MORGANTOWN, W. V A „ people Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. are interested in Florida. Each Minimum 25c, cash with order. FOR RENT: 1 bedroom. . I ll Pal­ turn tn Room 5 Masonic Bldg, and receive reward. of them through a classified ad Write for conipleto rate card. metto Ave. T * * « l n ii(* r% m i h i t f n H t m l i m n r If it I I ' i i j I ' n r k . O i t r t i n * a r T f i t in the Morgantown POST. Six — - -------- — - — *-----n i i n i t * , t m l t i Mini |H»rrlii i h r n t h r r h n v I n K f l % r r o o m * FOR RENT: Bed room and kitch­ LOST: Automobile battery. Find­ cents a word for six consecutive DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — er return to Herald office and issues. m ill lin lli. I ' r l i r f o r I m l h HI 7 .AIMI.IMI. fn w l i fH.iHNMKh l i n l w n c * Pensacola is beginning the enette furnished. No children. , Stores receive reward. I. ‘J. nml ;t )rnru. greatest development in Georgia’s 2018 Palmetto Ave. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — j history; n half million dollar high25— Opticians, Jewelers FOR. RENT:.. Large., attractive rtaasified ads have the largest j way to the gulf bench just finish% l i " l l l o r n | ( ' l l l i u l r l I n li ii- iliiriiti i t t f l m i o f r H y , l l i i l l i t l n i c I«• i»f room, twin bods. Union Ave. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. cireulution in Southwestern Geor- ed; at two million dollar bridge l i r l c k * « r i n * l n r r n m l r m i In* mini** > t r » M|i>lii>iftilr til n «iiii nll Near new hotel. Phone 571-J. jewelery and clock repairing and gia. Rate 8 c (G-word line) line. across Escambia Hay started; **««•. I*rli*i* 9 1IS.initMill. Ifmli l-.ni liiilmiirr I* -* -*t I imil .* j riiri. engraving. Quick service. 1D3 Mag­ quarter million dollar opera house FOR RENT: Three newly furnish­ nolia Avenue. Phone 442. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of under construction; two millions i ed bedrooms, with bath and ga­ Florida real estate advertise In being spent on highway; greatest It iiklitr iHi I n i w 11f 1 1ii f o u r h l o c k s o f P i i n t i i f f I n * . L o t N ?VI1% I IT* the St. Petersburg Times. One ctn* chance for live developers to get 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees neoin rage. Reasonable rent 1300 Park Ave, or phono 052L3, ____ V ii» »r *tt«tr> l i r i r K l i i i l l i l l i m -A% 7A K nJ ri * n i l f n i l (lit* l t d . T o r cent a word daily, two cents a won in on ground floor. Write Devel­ n i|iili*I% Mill* |»ri»|i«*rl> r n u I n * Vi «m i u Ii | f o r i T M U H l |trr f r u i i l Sundays. iTEW ART TH S FLORIST" opment Department. Tho Pensa­ 21)— For Sale, Miscellaneous f o u l . I - 1 «*i i *i l i t Iiftln nr«* I. 2 , n m l ;i \ SI .iHMl.lMitl l i l m l r r Flowers lor all ocensioaa. cola. News. T HE 7 : LARKS BURG EXPONENT H i l l tn* i t r n * | i f n | f u r l l i i r l i iln| «■. 814 Myrtle. Phone 2 G0 -W FOR SALE: German police dog, — Central West Virginia's larg- TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— female; price reasonable. A p­ os| daily. Want ad rate 1 l - 2e per 32—Typewriters, Suppplics Send In your subscription to the ply Carnival C o.,..office Tourist word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; G or Tribune or hand it to your local I h l i l i l r r n r lM%«**atnr. I l i i n i i * n r I n c a limi**. I . H iii d ftiiH * i ■n Camp, 13th St., west o f French REMINGTON Portable four-bank more lc per word each insertion. denier so you can rend Florida's 11»rinI> Ini«« mi Hill** 111jf ItHftI In Mitnlli f rlMif# M Ave. Typewriters, “ the king of port­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho greatest news pane r. One year, C n r n i l i i i r l Unit* l l i r n t * r u n lit* li ii u t t t if f r o m Sl.lMin.iiii i n S I , ables. $00. Barret Portable Adding ftlHi.lHl. I-'\ l r i i v n m ) I r r i i i n . accepted want ad medium in $8 .00 , G months. $ 1.00, three months FOR SALE or trade on city prop­ Machines. Can’t be beat. Seminole Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word $2.00. If yon desire $ 1,000 insur­ erty, Maxwell coupe (4 pass.); Printery, Phone 03, Weluku Bldg. an insertion. Minimum 25c. ance policy add 75c to your order. late model, first class condition. :m 112 Park Ave. 33— Wanted ••• 4+<••:* * * * * •• ^ ’*■ FOR SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call W ANTED: Boarders; room and 212-It. meals. Julius ilarper, 1105 (ink I H I iV.i FOR SALE OR TR A D E : Dodge Ave. -..V E myqafo»J n --» Sedan, run 2000 miles. Jack W AN TED : Bulk oranges, carloads. Breeden, Smith’s Barber Shop. -----------------------R E A L T O R 3 ------------------------------Address Oranges, care Sanford U N E^ORU GSTOnE «*; Si’."™-r yoS.. r°°t ■*»=.. At BUYER WAITING For Small House - Must Be Reasonable Takes Quick Action "KtaSS FOUR LOTS Rose Court Eastern Exposure Price $1,500 Each S. W. BRADFORD 1-4 Cash Balance Semi-Annually A •ACREAGE* ’ BUSINESS-HOMES Vtllcjez Recil ty Co. W. V. Wheeler Inc. 4111st Nat’I. Bank Schulte’s Selected Listings There is tor FOR SALE: One Dodge truck, Herald. good condition, good tireo, at a YOUNG MAN B0 years of age sacrifice. See W. E. Betts at Ball with 7 years buying and managing Hdwe. Co. experience in one of the South's FOR SALE: 1025 Dodge Special largest department stores, would Coupe, A -l condition, good rub­ like to buy an interest in small ber. Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avenue. department store in progressive Florida town of 4000 to 15000 pop­ Price $800.00, ulation. Would devote entire time to the business. Best of references. 21.— Sale, Real Estate Replies confidential. Address Box FOR QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 15, Sanford Herald. acres farm on hard road with well, west o f Sanford for $2700 W AN TED : Capable proof reader. Apply Sanford Herald. i cask Also 1 lot 50x125 East front on Sanford Ave., with gnrnge W ANTED: Painting and paper |V apartment for $1G00. Half cash. hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ B- II- Bankaton, Sanford. ford and N. Y. tor »D' ^ FOR SALE: A good 1% tun W ANTED: A competent stenog­ truck with touring home body. rapher. Apply A. I*. Connelly Equipped completely for four & Sons. people, with silverware, table linqM ! for* ^ ■ K’ *tc- Ju*t ‘ he thing W ANTED: Young men between camping and fishing. Will the age of 21 and 30 years, to , * a Profitable investment for learn tho 5 and 10 cent business. m| tourist. Must Must have have good good education, education, furnish furnish Am iiK- " n‘* *«» * i !. out ollt .to tourist. (‘am,, p r 111v®‘ t o,, office Tourist l*.*8t of reference and not afraid ' * We*t o f Frenchl o f hard work. Hours not long. JSt. ,\Ve ’ G. McCrory, 5 and 10c Store. Results \ - J ------ J 120 Smith Park Ave. FULTON, INC. ‘We Cover Floridn Real Estate Like the Sunshine’ Real Krttnle Developers SANFORD. FLORIDA. Best Business Site in Sanford Fir-it Street (Near Forrest Lake llutel) \ *200 feet frontage Price $122,50(1 I’ rumottfl Seminole Hotel 1 SMITH & RAW LINS Real Estate B rok en 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD. FLA. * m ' (lied Acreage in Seminole 2G 12 acres at Paoln 'or best results in Classified Advertising call 148 and give your ad over telephone, or (Borders two lakes) i 5 Price $13,000 u salesman will call. Herald Want Ads Are Result Ads Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 211 E. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, Mgr. 'hum ' 453. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ • ■ a :• <• *•*.................... ______ Hv GEORGK M cM A N B S T H A sM K ^ j ^ W E l—L. ~t C U E 'b 'b I M ^ O R /s H C E -E H ? W hy waste your time run­ ning nround looking for a good investment? Let ua show you how you can In­ vest your money nnd double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. W e have been in the real estate business fo? years and nro glad to say we have the finest listings nnd the best values in the Stuto o f Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us for belter results and quick action ■H * « * i i x x u > i a i i i i ( i M a i a i i R i a i i x M u i i ( i i i x i i i i i i i M » * " ‘ Sons t>A OVHT f M O O R E y o u 'r e : t h e c o t t h a t ‘bOL.O A L L THAT j----- Wasting Time JOHN E. FOX, Representative Sticks alone, will not make a fire— you must also have a match. Circulation helps to make a newspaper. Hut mere numbers taken l>> themselves alone cannot he the sole gunge and measure of a newspaper's ability to pindare ADVERTISING RESULTS and more than Iho mere fact that China has more peo­ ple in it than any other country, makes China tho Lest country to live in. 1* ^ 35— Wanted Help, Male Phone 490W Brokers B U R L IN G , aiO-divlaion W AN TED: Three-room modern specialist. Subdivision to Or­ apartment, by refined couple. lando. Flori<lft. and F l o r a Reply II., care Herald. Heights. Florida on Dixla H igh­ - i way, 34— Wanted Help, Female * S ° u o « hiS,wP M t :| w ,A N T ,!D ! L” i V ? k'11Y nr teAt with portable storage batteriea cal concern* AddteaaforA ‘ partieuB' care o f the Herald • ‘_ht'“ P. Apply Carnival Co., office Diarist Camp, 13th St., west of lurs. r•rench Tench Ave. Avn no Substitute Building O I N T Y H A 'a C H A L E O THAT C U T O U T OF T O W N li'Y N O W - Y E *bS\T DOWN - cc*b F O » . ‘b E H O l N C i rM R . IM O O R e T O «b E E ! M E - t ‘b O L O HUH - ] A, P O L I C Y “ II Rooms A r c v e r y se n re e , litiy a lot fr o m us and h ou se. b u ild y o u a ~ 4 beautiful building lots nt 12th. nnd Elm at a bargain. See us. jri* Corner lot at Palmetto nnd Commercial, $800.00 per foot. This is a snappy buy for a handsome profit. On corner o f Sanford Ave.. and Union Ave., at $850.00 per foot. A rare oppor­ tunity. 9JC BROWN Realty Co. 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w 01923 InT*l F catuhx S cnvick, IncC— t D..u.a <-vrmL , i.'J �THE SANE PAGE SIXTEEN NOVEMBER 1ft, 1923. V t& w W f ♦♦♦»♦■>♦ ♦ ♦ * * * * * T h e P le a su re of the C o u n try C lu b at Y o u r V e r y D oor ■ ■ « _ # | A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills C O M E section o f the Greater Sanford district offer more in the way o f better living1 and enjoym ent than others, and residents of Loch Arbor, now in the m aking, have a countless number o f recreational facilities practically at their front door. Loch Arbor surrounds the Country Club and the 18-hole municipal g o lf course. Life at Loch Arbor is richer than in most sections. and live. ; Mere is the new development where one can w ork— play— 11UIN is an important consideration that is truly emphasized in Loch Arbor. In the heart o f the coun­ try estate district of Sanford, containing many beautiful homes, and winter residences it affords an ideal place for the discriminating family. Overlooking the many lakes and waterways, the Country Club and Golf course, these pleasures and amusements the residents may <njoy to the utmost—every advantage o f an ideal location is yours in this wonderful development. lie made into a home spot so beautiful, the desire to own a site will be created in the heart m island or water front home. Pleasant cruises can be enjoyed in the many lakes and d more than twenty-live miles o f inland water travel. The opportunity for motor boating ul\ at hand in Loch Arbor, lor nature has endowed this district with a most lavish hand. [H E PEOPLE o f Sanford that know the on the market. Farsighted individuals section of Loch Arbor will bo offered soon surrounding territory can compare it with any other development can visualize the joy ot life o f the residents o f Loch Arbor. The first �v *f JlUITTT.iri- —f* INESDAY, NOVEMBER J lL 1925. By iy _ J T •; A h e a p voone- /r u BEvj Ro B ekj A 6 O 0 D 6 '^ S tR I BEEM-ThM^v^,^' ■2tPPV! H O ^ 1 kiaT MW 0O PG J 30(jT G'Wfa'W A m a s GcSTirV pleas MICE s o u t h EEfi B u f I CakjtT s e e - ~c i N ^ S ' ^ ' *™ •ELLA •V.» •/ ' ^ Haven M cr sleep WITH M tr -EE / ' & Vj >< . ' ou have learned to play the piano, to knit jumpers, and by wireless you have been brought into contact with the most intellect.ml subjects. You have a motor oil.e and side car, and so you have traveled. \ou visit the movie once or twice a week and see tne In­ tellectual Charlie Chaplin. You have made such advances that you f ai1 easily spot the winner in Uie - :- l) norse race almost any after­ noon.’' S AUDITS SYSTEMS S" £ *! M O M E N T 'S W E ’O L lK g jT O <Y OVER THRIVE r * 5 k Snnford, Florida £ % ■ BaaanaB9aaBBaaaEaaaHnBuaMaaaBBBB9aaaaanB#aaaaaaa ___ __ * • —— t m , l&QiSmSQ:--1 1 ----------- — --------- - MIAMI SHORES AMERICA’S MEDITERRANEAN //-^ -Th e g u l u b u l - P u b u c ._________ld191, QYNCA.StWVtCCINCJ Hungarians Still Seek Florida Land On Which to Settle TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 18.— (/P) V t 4 been farmers, and who came to tho United Stutes to engage in agri­ cultural pursuits. They found their way into the mines anti mills o f Pennsylvania, however, he said, where they have been saving their money until such time as they might find their way to farms. “ Florida,’ ’ Bishop Torok stated, “ is offering them now a great chance, and the statesmanship and wisdom o f those who are respon­ sible for the present emigration inquestiunnbly are erecting an ev­ erlasting monument for themselves by giving to these people a square deal." _Several hundred families o f Iluagargarions are still seeking lnnd on which to settle in b loridn, and will come to this state if suit­ able arrangements con be made, Bishop Torok, of the diocese ot Pittsburgh, Orthodox Greek Catho­ lic Church, declared iri'a statement to official:) of the immigration o f­ fice o f the Department o f A g ri­ culture. The bishop, who was accompan­ ied by the Very Rev. Michael Yu­ Henry Clews & Co. ba-, archpriest of the Pittsburgh diocese nnd rector of Monessan, 7,9,11 DHOADWAYCG round Floor) Pa., and a number of other high New York City dignitaries of the church, declared that Florida offers a wonderful opportunity for the man who seeks Orders executed for the freedom and independence that go hand-in-hand with successful STOCKS & BONDS farming operations. and advances made thereon The Hungarians, Bishop Torok explained, arc descendants o f fam ­ Correspondence Solicited ilies which have for 2,900 years \ \.JL DOMINA TING INFLUENCE on values in the Greater Miami district is matchless Biscayne Bay “Could Belter Fertilizer Be Made We Would Make It” SIMON BURE A N I) GEM BRANDS “ Time Tried and Crop Tested” Sept. 1, 1925 new price list o f regular brands just issued. Get same before placing your order. Send orders now for fall requirements, save delays and be ready when fertilizer is needed. QUALITY First. F A IR Prices. PROMPT shipment. E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. Jacksonville, Duval County, * I * This is not a mere random assertion, but a strik­ ing statement o f fact, Thinking people in the Greater Miami district have always accepted it, and have made their in­ a* vestments and profits accordingly. Florida Now, then! j it easy \ xinion of t 5T Brad-1 Takailor," 1 Just consider this fact: v/.t r MIAMI SHORES ISLAND is literally and absolutely surrounded by matchless Biscayne Bay. Therefore, it presents, necessarily, the maximum in­ trinsic value available in the Greater Miami district because o f its incomparable location, and VJ “ long DJfittlc tlc- the MIAMI SHORES mainland which should be accessibility via the 100-foot Wide causeway to Pn completed within a year, according to Hie contractor’s plans. you can make ship­ m e n t s D i r e c t to points on the lines of the Southeastern E xp ress Company. r* Fla. >k Route your Shipments the fastest way ^ Garage, Homes—Apartments—Hotels could have no more delightful locution upon this magnificent island with its g o lf course, recrea­ tion center and inland lake. Remember, however, that the supply is limited. If there is any influence that creates values over and above the influence o f Biscacyne Bay, it is that o f supply and demand. MIAMI SHORES ISLAND is limited in area, it cannot be reproduced— it cannot be duplicated 1 no similar location in Biscayne Bay is now or ever will be available. When it is all g o n e , that will end it, and then premiums will be paid to those who have had the vision to buy today. 110 dutiful , ' •« U,-m” H,rV- u.k,r"««,n l?* um ;hi' lHU Uy marking your express shipments via Southeastern E** *ad jndlcating tho transfer point, you can secute f»st, .Greet service to points on the lines of the Southeastern Lx* press Company. *'or further information relative to routing anil methods of ■militating tranefsr point, address UTAMI SHORES Ssutneastern Express Company Jacksonville, Florida farter Tor 1 ■ft! N A T IO N A L BANK J . A M E M F A L ^ SOUTHEASTERN Expret m iTg - R R A 2 L Z A 1 1 r d Britt-Chitlendcn Really CcmFany District Mnnngera, 210 East First St., Sanford, Fla. __ * # ff Open a sav­ liX rO R D , FLA. f, = 1 ... 4 FIRST 317.318 First National Bank Bldg. G. GRAY', Resilient Manager 1*1 V The same prescription will do it for you. ings account at this bank today. ;; ; / i- \ I t, Work, study and regular saving have done it for others. H ( I t) I Ih •T•I ..; >• You can have success, loo, If you are willing to pay Ihe price. « S. m ;; T h e P r ic e -T a g on Success CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFFICE i In w b [1925J 5- ■|. 0'f?.wlliAM5 U VE TAXES Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami Sanford, West Palm Beach A *y ) vs | Hall, Pentland & McCall 5 - |~ M •t grnases within, which mitted to grow the confusion, untouched by human. Keelfoot lake was formed by the great earthquake of 181M2. It is ragged nnd jaggerrd. Some parts °r- . " ,Br*hy . « cM°n» are impenet ratable and it is very dangerous for hunters to attempt n trip on its vast expanse without the guid­ ance -of a “ pusher”. Ucclfoot’s northern tip extends just over the Kentucky state line. The lake proper contains 14.1G0 acres and with its marshes includ­ ed, 25,050 ncres. Thousands of sportsmen from the United States and many from foreign countries have visited the lake every year. ' NASHVILLE. Nov. 18.— (/?)— Keeifopt Lake, winter quarters for millions of the wild duck family, this year offers protected refuge to the migratory visitors from the noith and the far northwest. A sanctuary in the grassy bend , ,tJle curiously-shaped lake nnd , , , c deep wild grasses is wired The Archbishop of Contcrbury o ff from the reach o f the hunter’s gun. advised me that the mistake I have Iccn making is that I look upon A heavy fine is provided for any m> people, who have to listen to person who enters the wide ensermons, ns just ordinary men and women,’ ’said the Vicar. "I was reminded that you are my in- ^■■■■anxBaaHRcinBuaaniniaiiiiBaaaHaaamaaRaiaaiaBaH (Uectual sujmriors, who need from me tar more than I have ever giv­ en you. 1 ft E M ,C U 7 HE. 60° l* K 1NT,STON-0 N-TH A MES, Nov. Pnni’ 'T^ r f i lc l,arlahonerB o f St. l S f . cS ,wh* Kin^ u' n HUl, dc; ir? "'ieliectual stuff in the uastors sermons, they have been told o Ko to someone else. But if thev n " " 1 “ P? . the Rev. A. Wellesley . • the Hear has naked them to come to him. 3U S W A P E H E G o r vj'eE U T S? H ,—^ Not As ‘Highbrow’ Tennessee -Trt' l a o e e . - A ^ALLV •• • • There arp 3441 islands and Is­ L e s s ------— r ------------------ ---------- Of St. Paul Millions of Pucks ?™.U.rC ° r11<iraK!' * W willabout the beiper- lets In the Philippine Aichipclego, lum ha* been* produced I n the up jn wildest of which only 1.668 arc named and world since Madam Curie discov­ Preaches As Pal, Seeking R efuge in ered this precious element in 1808. only 342 are inhabited. l. be* ** Sf ^ W-'"i • £b - , ir <■ - - A R ka . l IfV , t r A ','< 4 ' \ ft J 4 j k �IrvVA ig a p ? • *' v ’ {Wf - ' — • - W R&M f W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 18, t m 1120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND 4 MILES LAKE FRONT ON V NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $100 P er N EAR ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE A cre P hone 1741W7 MR. I N V E S T O R *if 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. (• K K irn is art. l ocal . >1 ticiw w n Orla ndo und KlimlBinn** .uni <n»lty and q u ic k ly u eottslb lc to Imth d t l c * ov e r Rood r o.kIm- TI ich* fjiriti* nr.- cut Ino. 10 acr.i tract*, and laid init tliut ev e ry tract f lu id * uti n w id e mail IraditiK ITit •> main hlithway. I’ ur the rui»ini{ _ uf tru ck, c ltr u * fruit, ilalrylnK i t poultry, H o r ld u o f f e r * n o lietter land. Tin- location I* Ideal, lie Iti b n o t ov er 30 mi nut e * from eltrif-r O rion do or Kl**lmnie«. T li.n - f a r m * a r e Ii Ik Ii, d r y and rich noli, and the price la on ly All live stock including several hundred chickens. !• * 4 acres in grove —0 to 8 years old. immediate sale. Price reasonable for WE H AV E SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT W ILL PROVE PRO FITABLE TO YOU. Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando $ 125.00 ACRE Realty Development Corporation } 0 j„ ; „‘ FRANKLIN INVFSTMENT & REALTY CO. W. D. LEAKE, Resident Manager OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS O-K FARMS JOE TINKER Tinker Bldg., Orlando. tl\ 21 Court Street Orlando, Fla. ’ 18 N. Orange Avenue Phone 2G62 Orlando, Fla. •m | O.TA’5 •' •' Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit .1 » 40 ACRES Close to Oviedo j A Good Buy At * * Our office tpccinli/fg in this (dans o f Investments mid we offer no property inwyhich we would lie unwilling to place our own'funds. f $100.00 per acre *V ItRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS iSd fi'V T. -*i.*i 221) SOUTH ORANGE AVE. V Lane-Hardison Corporation ORLANDO, FLORIDA. j We liavo in•ver sold a piece of property on which the purchaser hua nut mude a profit. ) 1t 1 § V .. * t .w. v ' FOR SALE M acres of land htouted on the Winter Garden State Highway, two miles west from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One o f the host Bubdlvl»ion tracts in Orange county. If sold at once will take *1500 |>cr acre. $."1,000 binder. balance l, 2 imd y years. phone 2 ISO No. 12 Walkinn Bldg. ORLANDO, FLORIDA “NEVER A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER” $25,000 on delivery of deed ami abstract, Have Yol Proper* If so, let us lij rapidity with whic every day asking Our years of a guarantee to yd make you a client^ 1 1> to date listings o f Business ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP MVfc Acres in South Orlando Property, Acreage, Homes All in thucily limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. For quick turn oVir will take $00,Olio on the very best of terms. For informa­ tion write, phone, or wire. D. P. SIAS Orlando ,Fla. .12 N. Orange Avenue 'l . Orlando Florida I’. O. b o x 10 111 I’hone 1G5 . P Marlowe Realty Co. ROBINSON & SAMUEL Ktnpifg II$c! D Phone 1117 h “ Lei hores Rod and Gun Club”— Name Chosen for Club House on Lake Mabel Main and Pine Sta. iiim a u M iiu iia iH iia i �herald. & tC o . F I I ^ S ^ D ^ Y M ^ ^ r q p q ^ jq^* ADJOINS GOOD TOWN. 1/ Florida n ela A creage is l e Jf Is Differen t AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT ■s Only 135 Lots— 67 W ater y H Fronts in Lake Conway X * At Prices which mean Splendid Re-sale Profits WRITE FOR PARTICULARS ,#• On Lake Butler— 100 acres, more or less to be sold on basis o f 100 acres. Nearly 8,000 ft. lake shore, in the midst o f big development; $10,000. • * 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. Make Money MAITLAND “ WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M E E T ’ 1 These can positively be delivered at these prices. The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. C. A. Roberts Real Estate Co. REALTORS ~ “ Eastwood-Williams Co. ------ ■7 Office Next to Postoffice— Phone 1210 J Maitland, Florida . - -J Orlando, Fla. 119 S. Orange St. fc .a ? We have been in business “ boosting Maitland" ever since 1921, our officers taking nil active and leading part in building values here for our custom­ ers and clients. Let us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi­ nole and Orange Counlies, “ Where Values and Prices Harmonize*’ Orlnndo. Florida 02 N. Orange Phone 900 THE LOVETT CO. 7 REAL ESTATE iYj __________ , i i ju a R e a l e s t a t e ; 34 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. P.SIAS REALTY CO. 22 West Pine St. „S Telephone 1133 S Orlando > Km l - - FLETCHER-BULGER *Ci*. f -±Jt 'J Ij..*a, t :.. . V i- This acreage has wonderful large trees and four beautiful lakes, giving nearly two miles of water frontage. ’ft 44 N. Orange A vc. iw Our Engineer has just completed the survey and we have the blue prints ready, and will be glad to talk this over at any time. Phones 1763-2567 Miller Bldg. EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. REALTORS Phone 746. ' \ \ ) REAL ESTATE ,'23 JU p jt f p 1 Sanford Office— 1131*• Magnolia Avc. IS, ? J 7#Y37fJ t ft.i ‘ See Us For Orlando Property T / l Any ease; Orlando, Florida. J: : w AirtotST T "* VJT ' T REAL ESTATE feed at the our doors GOLD! • i Imitation, is Retrial will GLITTERS! So do our customers' eyes when we show them our exclusive ACREAGE my v 7. j' c o m e r ir g flH M •1 ■ Lot us know when you are coming* to Orlando and we will have a salesman waiting to welcome you and shovy your our— ‘f? , ft i4'' listings in Seminole County, Here’s Some Red Hot Ituys! *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 Cliuluota $lo0 per acre.— Terms. 80 acres adjoining Cliuluota, $100 per acre. 9% . BEST BUYS t % EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 Orlando Rank & Trust Company Brown-Lewis-Morrison, Inc. Phono 1037 Seminole County Acreage Specialists E .T .F A R M E R , o .... 604 Inter Southern Building, was selected by th e committee. While all the suggestions were good, yet only one could be chosen. The owners of the club will build, at m u , a . bn-ithnncp -111(1 the engineers will soon nc ousy s u ffc e s te d X ^ n a m fth a t a t t H * 1 7 " <7* -fr 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 - Get in on the best investment available. 1 . A. ? M 17 21 Orlando, Fla. 2030 W. Pine St. S S S e e l s and n HI •* � 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/17d3d24a07c11d418eec969ba93615d7.pdf bff67a40f87acc7636a96b28ff3c5a13 PDF Text Text weather remains clear fair, rising temperate north and northeast' on the south coast. a s s o c ia t e d PRESS l e a s e d w ir e ^ANFORD, FLOrnPA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1925. Session Ur Legislature the lawl to To!d enactl remote L jfpro- iworn in he house: '. H, MeKetfhum. St. i.ucic; »V.Young, TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 17.— (jj1)—The house adopted a con­ current resolution ju st after convening this morning setting Saturday at noon for sine die adjournment of the extraordi­ nary session of the legislature. The resolution was introduc­ ed by Representative Davis o’ Leon, chairman of House Rules Committee. He said the busi­ ness of the session should be expedited nnd the members get hack to their homes without de­ lay. Representative Holriics, sub­ mitted nn amendment making the date of adjournm ent next Wednesday noon. The amend­ ment was tabled and the orig­ inal resolution adopted. The sine die adjournm ent res­ olution had not reached the senate when that body adjourn­ ed for the day. Senate leaders expressed the opinion th at it would not be adopted nt once but would bo held until the sen­ ate could guage the work be­ fore them and decide how many duys will be necessary for com­ pletion of the business. It was emphasized hy the leaders, however, th a t the sen­ ate planned to expedite the woik as rapidly as possible and they said it might be possible to get through and adjourn Saturday. NUMBER 93. B oston Authorities Plan to Request Return of Ponzi to Fa.ce Nine-Year PrisonTerm his M orn in g Legislature To End Saturday at Noon HOME EDITION N ecessity for AwakeninR Na­ tional Consciousness and In­ spiring United E ffort For Law Enforcement, Stressed Enlistment of Moral Forces Is Requested Fifjht Against International Rum Traffic Must Be Car­ ried on, Speakers Declare wv j " onz.l»“financial wizard” , ' s now. >a Florida with the ,ncc‘I intention of Tecoupt in. Tea.i estate a fortune lost , , vn ",s ,nJernatlonal postal re­ P i coupon buhblo hurst, niny lie . red back to Boston to begin •^entente of from seven to nine > ars in state's prison as a com­ mon thief. ^ A hearing will he held Wcdn^ t!a> in the county court here on a motion of assistant District ‘ . wrn«?y Caro, which asks that a stay of sentence, granted Ponzi alter his trial here last June, be vacated and that the sentence become operative forthwith. « aro asks that Ponzi’a bail be uoiaultcu link's* his counsel will agree to produce him within a reasonable time. r nmv at liberty on hail 510,000 and has announced l aat wit" the first $2,000,000 of the $10,000,000 he hopes to renhze m Florida real estate deals. *’ rcPay his Massachusetts creditor-.. He has served a fedto defraud.tC ^ U3inK th° "mils ♦ « 2 i!!tam ,L I'owL''- i n t i ’s Atlorney, announces thut he will out ’fhm^Y0 1 niot'ton- Pointing h i r i , ho ]las already filed three lulls 0f exceptions to the court, none of which “appeared ntt » a isf^ . orJ' to. the district attorney’s office.” Crew of Coast Guard Cu tter WereRetuming to Vessel When Boat Struck Squall that a man has ( ^ r*“ I until the court of last resort passes on the is- One Survives By Braving Icy Water DF.TROIT, Nov. 17 The challenge of an unfinished task ..uSVNVIU-E- Nov. 17— was emphasized by national law ; , ' ' harles Ponzi, whose Flor­ ida real estate hcaibiuarters are enforcement officers, nnd state located in Jacksonville, could nnd national tempernneo leaders not lie reached here today, lie addressing the fifty-lrst annual is snii! to be spending the day convention of the National Wom­ ATLANTA. Nov. 17.—(/!>)— m a r Lake City, the site of a en’s Christian Temperance Union George W. Sutherland, of ReadMonday. portion of his property holdings stown, Wis., wants u wife. He Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, chief wants one badly. In fact, he wants one so badly he is per­ of the federal prohibition forces, fectly willing for her to pay Dr. Kmest II. Cherrington. geij^. SHELBURNE, Nov. 17.— chief of police K. L. Je tt, of A t­ CAP) eral secretary of the World League' l i n n u i i l Eight members of the lanta fur acting u.t cupiil. A gainst Alcoholism Rev. F. Scott i McUrid e, general superintendent Mr. Sutherland, fancies a crew of the U. S. Const liuard Southern belle, for in his letter Cutter Morrill were drowned of the Anti-Snloon League of asking Chief Je tt to find him n in the harbor here early MonAmerica und others, stressed the wife, he writes “ 1 would like n seriousness of the present situa­ Southern hollo, rather than n dny night when a boat in tion in this country, the necessity which they wi re returning Northern icycle.” Continuing fo r awakening n national conscious­ his plea, Sutherland, who de­ to the cutter after a leave on ness nnd inspiring a united effort scribes himself ns a widower shore, capsized for effective law enforcement. during cheat ion That Coolidge Is R.Ii. Robertson, I,ocnlBusincss pant fin years of ago, wrote: The purpose of the American heavy storm. Contemplating a Rearrange­ Man, and Detroit Account* “ If you will drop n few lines prohibition forces, Dr. Cherrington ment of Board’s Affairs Is Only one man in lhe boat was to the ladies in Atlanta, I will said, is to take "gospel of prohi­ antsFormCompanyThatllas be getting mail soon, nnd my -iiucii. Ho is C. Uiytor, nn engibition to the rest of the world. Seen in Recent Decision Opened Offices in Sanford wife will pay you ns soon as I iicci, .second class, who swam “ We must enlist the moraio through the icy waters after tho get her.” forces of other countries to bring 'bunt had drifted close iuto tho such pressure on their govern­ rocks. Those known to have per­ m ents, ns will help free our inter­ edge is looking toward a possible las Robertson, V ished nre: national border of rum row and rearrangement of the shipping ban. was annour sm ugglers’ row, which under the board personnel with a view of giv- | hers of the com W arrant Paymaster Kingsbury, protection of foreign flags, are ing effect to his views on ship op- ; ready opened o: W arrant Boatswain Lungcn. Coxswain I. J. llraekott. seeking, to break down our laws orations, are emphasized by th e 'a n d 11 in the Chief \ coman H. McMurdo. nnd defy the constitution of this disclosure that he will not reap- on Park Avcmt nation. Chief Boatswain’s mate J. R. point Bert E. Haney, democrat of i„ Roberts alien. Protecting Investments. Oregon, as a member. j ,»f the firm, ha “ We must defeat the rapidly Mr. Haney, who is serving under in Sanford for s growing international liquor tra f­ a recess appointment, has refused pnnsion of the DOMESTIC fic; we must work to protect the to resign from tho hoard at the nounced has mn Open Warfare Continues In District Attorney Caro of vast investments which the Amer­ president's request. Lillie Mountain Town Fol­ tion in incrcus Boston Wednesday will ask the ican churches have made and are Mr. Coolidge asked for his resig- <>f the firm. ? lowing Election; S h eriff’s court to declare stay of sentence making in foreign missionary nation a fte r ho joined with the nm- for four years ’aver Barricaded in Bank granted Charles Ponzi, financial fields. The aggressive liquor tra f­ jority <>f the board in opposing the Western Union wizard, be vacated and th at he fic directed from Christian coun­ executive’s desire that the board puny before ct HAZARD, Ky., Nov. l7 .-(/P )— be returned to Boston to face tries is today penetrating to the turn over control of ship operation For a year ami i prison term of seven to nine very heart of those eastern coun­ to the Fleet Corporation president urer and head Leaving here nt 0 o’clock this tries where 1)00,000 persons have years. , non ag with 21 men, James W. and in voting to oust Leigh C. Nine men perish when small been under the influence of total Palmer from th at office. ’Vootrn, l l ’J th Infantry, Kentucky sailboat in which they were abstinence for long centuries. Leaving the employ of that or­ The president’s decision not to iv nen urn you finally becomo . | i ’ml Guard, was expected to “The influence of those total ab­ traveling to the Const Guard send Mr. Haney’s appointment to ganisation, Mr. Hubeetinh heenn’o convinced tr.\it your wifo had col­ arrive Into today a t Hylton, seni Cutter Morrill, nt anchor in stinence religions is waning and tho Senate next mouth was made connected with W. M. Cnthrae of ored blood?" Nhelburns, N. S., harbor, enpa- the influence of the alcoholic traf­ known yesterday to Senator Mc- Eustis with whom lie was associat­ i of l.e.din county, in the mountain “ Up to March, liCO, 1 w aa.ia sized, causing the death of fic is growing by leaps and bounds Rcpuhlican of Oregon, a supporter ed for several months prior to hi' doubt whether shu was of colored | hinterland of Kentucky, to which everyone abroad except one, threatening in Africa to create a of the commissioner and nt the return to Sanford to enter business blood." no road leads, to disperse a mob who braved the icy w aters to world menace by tho debauching same time there was a growing lor himself. Davis picked up the original com­ of 150,000 ignorant and supersti­ reported to be seeking the slayer wim ashore. J. Stanley Williams, one of tho plaint dated in November, 11)21, tious black men nrul threatening feeling tlmt he soon might call for of Sheriff Joe Morgan, killed Sat­ Kentucky National Guntdsother board resignations. Comand read the paragraph charging new members of the firm, w.is for­ nu n leave for Iiyden, scat of the orient to create a real yellow merly with the Detroit Trust Com­ Alice with practicing fraud us to urday. Leslie county, to quiet trouble peril such ns the people of Europe pany, of Detroit, -Mich., as chief her race. Dave Steel, accused of the slavand Anlcrica nave nbt y d arising from close sheriff’s " T,i'l vou sign th is? " he asked. i ig, i . reported to be burriended of tlie public accounting staff, in dreamed." “Yes." election, which resulted in the which capacity he handled such in the Citi’cus Bank nt Hydcn, Andrews Explains. “ Was it tru e ? ” killing of foriper S heriff Joe work as the complete installation while friend* of the dead man General Andrews explained the Morgan. of the factory cost and production march up and down thu street detailed working of the reorgan­ Delegates to the American system of tho Reo Motor Co., of "You understood that your two equally well armed and making ized prohibition forces declaring Athletic Union, meeting in th at the aggressive attack of the Lansing, Mich. answers are opposed?—which is threats of vengeance if they cap­ Pittsburgh turn their attention He was tho assistant general trpe—that you were not convinced ture Steel. The slayer would sur­ liquor traffic Iforces only could to the selection of officers from manager and production manager until March 11)25, or this contain­ render, it is declared, if lie could he halted hy n UnUitcd front of tho coming year. of the Wilson Body Co., of Detroit ed in your complaint to which you be given protection, but fours ho citizens in community, city, state and was cost nnd production mali­ swore ?" Dry violators arc challenged and nation. would fall into tile hands of the nger for the Towson Body Corpora­ by leading exponents of pronint“Tho one in Mnrch Is true.” mob. lie stressed the seriousness of tion, spenking before the an ­ present day lawlessness and dis­ tion and also the Anderson Elec­ Several days ago young Rhine­ The slaying is raid to Imvc been tric Car Co. He was comptroller lander testified thut it was in the outcome of ail election of the nual convention of the Womans respect for law, aided he said by for the American Cash Register .March that lie was shown Ids wife's successors to the mao later slain, Christian Tempernneo Union nt the business man and the clubCo., ami is reputed to he one of birth eirtificate describing her as Morgan’s wife having been de­ Detroit. the very best cost accountants in “black." Leonard Kip Rhinelander ad­ feated by two votes. Detroit. Without Permission mits he has lost control of his “ Isiok me square in tho eye," Taking up thu question of Alice’s Paul B. Monahan lias been prac­ ease against Beatrice Jones Morgan in said to have greeted ticing public accounting in the Rhinelander, to hnvc their ninr(Continued on Page Three) Steel Saturday, the shooting fol­ u United States and Chanda for the riage annulled. lowed immediately. They had come the announcement by past eight years. He was connect' to talk over differences in regard WASHINGTON ones of the Senate (d at one time with Lybrand, Ross lo the election. Almost as the ommittee, after conBrothers, and Montgomery nn iuBert E. Haney, Democrat of sheriff fell his feudist faction be the president yester- tcrnntionally known firm of CertiOregon, and member of the U. •mn arming. Steel parties inline ' would introduce ut fied public accountants, S. Shipping Board, will not be diatcly following suit. esaion a Dill to carry lie was also connected witli A. reappointed, President Coolidge Feudists Fire in Court House pose. W. Khrman and Co., said to be the has disclosed to official circles. Firing by the feudists into the] II retain regional replargest local accounting concern Tho Mitchel court m artial, WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—OV) county court house end n wild ride r»r tho board, but with operating in Detroit. At one time heard several witnesses in tro ­ licial. regulatory and be operated his own accounting —Resuming it i sessions today, l,y t iui tj ' dgo Jason Combs to duced hy the defense to substan­ nfter u three day recess, the court this place to inform Gov. \\ illium tiate assertions made by the martial trying Col. Win. Mitchell J. Fields, of the disorder, were im­ former ait chief. head new witnesses summoned mediate sequences. Tho Governor by the defense t support the in in t l i i p a r t of tho atato on inSTATE charges the air commander made Hpectiun trip. S. Davies W arfield, president The troops making the trip nre ngain t air and navy adm inistra­ of the Seaboard Air Lines Rail­ forced to go on horseback as there tion of aeronautics. road, announces th at the exten­ WILLIAMS BAY, N'. Y„ Nov. 17. To the request of Col. Flier- is no vehicular road to the trou­ sion of his road into Miami has _(/}»)—A new comet between "he man, trial judge advocate, Maj. bled section. been abandoned because of the eighth and ninth magnitude ap­ Steel, accused of the slaying, is Francis It. Willey of the generul refusal of property owners to pearing in the constellation, the COMISSIONER DIES staf aided Major Allen Gullion, nn influential lumberman of E ast­ Hunting Dog, was discovered nt ■' of the judge advocate general's ern Kentucky. Morgan’s wife run A. M. today. Dr. Edwin B. I’rest, PENSACOLA, Fla., Nov. 17 (A office, were detailed as assiHtunt to succeed her husband but was director of the Yerkes Observatory P)—Frank Dent Saunders, city trial judge advocates to assist in defeated by her opponent. C. W. of the University of Chicago, an­ commissioner of fire and policce, cross examination. Revis, hy two votes, and Steel ns nounced. It wns discovered by died early today. His death ccame one of the precinct officers, who At today's hearing the prosecu­ Prof. George Vnn Biesbroeck ot after an apoplccticaal attack. refused to count u number of tion attempted to huve the court votes for Mrs. Morgan, on th» the observatory staff. decide whether tho line of evi­ ground thut the ballots were spoil­ dence being pursued by the de­ ed, was charged by the candidate’s fense was admissible. The court husband with having illegally retired momentarily und returned caused her defeat. He was prepar­ with the brief announcement ing to contest tho election when "The case will proceed", leaving he met Steel nnd was killed. unanswered the question which Former Sherif J . Haggard re. sidetracked. Engines were chang­ has been boforo it a number of signed when a band of armed men NEW YORK. Nov. 17.—hr)— ed ut H arrisburg nnd once more times. rode into Hydcn und she1 up* the After a race with death In o spe­ Waggoner was off over the moun­ courthouse. So far as him been cial train for which freight -mi tains route between Pittsburgh learned, there has been no blood­ passenger truins were ahu"j®,.hv and Altoona. Ho accompanied shed since Morgan’s death. sidings, Guy Waggoner, wealthy tho 113 miles in two hours, 13 oil operator of Fort Worth, Te "­ minutes nnd equalled the record was at the bedside- of his d> ng of the distance, which has long sister last night. . , been n boast of the Pennsylvania. The racing special t r u in c o 'r . A limousine waiting hero with a the I 051 miles between St. Louis traffic policeman on tho running and New York in three hours Ir - board to clear the war, completed than the scheduled time of arrangements und Waggoner sped HUNTSVILLE, Ala.. Nov. 17.— hours of the fastest of tte * to the bedside of hi* sister in rec­ presses on the Pennsylvania ran ord time. The trip cost his more e weekly luncheon of tho UV)—The vault of the Tennessee , b this noon nt the Scmi- Valley Bnnk a t Scottsboro was en­ r°Mr«. James A. Gilmore, theMjjj than ten thousand dollars, five thousand of which went to the '’ ,, regular business tered by burglars who escaped with ter. suffered a relapse Thursday train crew, Mr. Wuggoner having was dispensed with and approxim ately $20,000 lust night. from nn old illness. Three J promised them th a t sum if they „ * r» enjoyed a delightful This inform ation was given out by cians and four attending ■ made the run in 2(1 hours or less. officials of the chain hank sys­ When he climbed from his coacn ee'J»raim' Marry Kcnt was tem here. Police throughout this 5 S ld«l th»t her brotbjr Aieutinn Islands in Alas­ * .«■} introduced to the here and started for the limousine kaInthothetem called from Fort never falls as tf \ S m£ b' ll,’,s- Mrs. Seth d istrict have been notified. he called back over hts shoulder low as zeroperature cd connection at bt. Loui und tropical heat is 5 Mrs- W. S. Leake, acred t))e special. f, h. to the crew “you win, boyi. *ou experienced In summer. A rurni boy baby may cxpiet *° News of the special was for thpi Xdelightful i l QUtndi musicai 0{ a l>urn wonders." or their live seven years and nine months ed ahead and all other traffic longer than bis city cousin. WisconsinMan Asks For Southern Mate Efforts to Signal Cut­ ter Fail Until Late Hour Monday Night a DelegatesToA.A.U. Convention Devote Time To Elections New Witnesses Are Heard At Mitchel! Trial This Morning; New Comet Found By Chicago Astronomer Train Wins In Its Kate With Death By in Twenty Hours Covering 1.051 usical Program Is Beard By R otarians Robbers Get $20,000 From Alabama Bank Court Rejects W rit Of Error of Slay �PAGE TWELVE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, Retains Poise as Murder Trial Opens |l < -’ ■ s ' . « ?-> ... •.-« «. • • jrj. ' *>♦ Capitol Briefs ~-.ww.<3*m u 'h .x ^wiii4U.-j« Jcrru<»vci»j73rB*r-.-^».vr N crhi Girl In Killed TA LLAH ASSEE, Nov. 15,_A neRro whh killed on one of Talla­ hassee h busy corners when a mo­ to r truck struck her. Death was almost. InstantaHt-ouf*. the police Bald. The accident was unavoida­ ble, the authorities said they learn- Daytona Shores A dm inistration Building, Designed by Ft n a iR O i l o i l lour TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 15.—C. .1. Kinjr, advertising editor of the doJiartinent of agriculture, has left ik i n**l'° 1,11 l *lu KCCUI|d trip in tho interest of county reiourccs for publicity purposes. Mr. Kintr with 1. J. Brooks, of the same depnrtm ont j8 gathering data on Lountics of the state to he u cd in placing the advantages nail oimortunities of Florida Lei re tin- pUb- pioneers of other days and other frontiers faced hardships unknown on the Florida frontier of today. They were hardy adventurers of whose courage and indomitability ue as a nation arc justly proud. Just the same we recognize that life to them was tar trom pleasant, with its remoteness, poor transpor­ tation, lack of all conveniences, climatic torments and poverty. V r ^ If y o u r b lo o d • „<1 ' A you like to e a t R EMEMPEft how you used to corao la from play hungry an a boar? not you could hardly wait until Dad filled your pinto! And didn’t everything taato good! svoikcrH of the Departm ent of im ­ Beoinod llko you novor would get | m igration here declare, A letter enough. Didn’t you foe! good thoso I w « i receiver n t the departm ent r e ­ days. Yea, they wore tho red blood­ cently from Son Francisco, asking ed days, lo r d a ta on the state. It cumc avhy Isn’t your nppetlto llko that via a ir mail route. now? Why don’t you llko to oat Just tho Bamo na you did In thnso days? Iloro’a- tho to u o n ty Stories Started — reason—your syBTALLAHASSEE, Nov. (>p) tom Is simply utarvlng for tho lack -Ino first of the proponed .scricM of rich, red blood! You'vo lost your £.! w rite-ups of each county of nppetlto bocauso you'vo lost your P loriila, being prepared by the im­ red blood power. No red blood nourishment for tho tissues of your m igration branch of the Depart- body. nient of A griculture, hr.« just gone I Build up your blood to whom It Is forward. O thers will be sent front ' puro and red and rich and watch ™ t0 «n»o. C. J. King, ad v er­ that nppetlto coinn back! S. S. S Is tising editor of the departm ent, Iho way to do It! S. S. S. bolps Naha* requested th at they be uneil turo build red-blood colls— builds fl* far as possible by tho news­ thorn by tho millions! papers of the state. You’ll got hungry and you’ll en­ joy eating when S. 8. K. helps No1-onstnble Named turo build puro red colls In that T A L I.A U A .S S K K . Nov. 10__ (yP> weak blood of yours. And you’ll •V11 ,,'Ur I'- J «»hnjon, of Lnughmnn look hotter—your Hkln will bo clonr j named by Governor M artin to and unblemished — your flesh will become firm aud solid — strength on,|C,unl l'?b. 0 ,tho twenly-aec- mil power will como — on I ‘"strict of Polk county. to your flabby nnis- f 1'V eb‘8—you'll bo y our-frf* P f * i T h at Daytona Shores is a $ 7 5 ,­ 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 project? T h a t improve­ ments include water, electricity, asphalt macadam streets, s i d e ­ walks, white ways, storm sewers? MPRICAN * Florida pioneers live in a different world. Florida is not a frontier boom. It is a sound growth resulting from the awaken­ ing ot the richest nation on earth to our attractions of accessibility, climate and natural playgrounds. T h a t a free Causcway--the only one on the H alifax River—will •onnect the Dixie and the Ocean? The early day pioneer in other parts of America seldom possessed jiny real amount of ..worldly good. Cut these Florida pioneers are business and professional men of wealth. Their forebears fought n r 'V ldcrncss 111 search of free land. But they invade the Florida paradise in limousines in search of ideal living conditions. I hat Daytona Shores contracts guarantee improvements matching die best anywhere else in Florida? T h at great hotels, golf and yacht clubs, an 18-hole golf sourse and an ocean playground D a y to n a Shores is designed to g r a tify the w ish es o f these m odern p ion eers w h o have the m o n ey to b u y the best th at F lo rid a can ofTer S u p rem e in accessib ility and b eau ty o f lo c a tio n , it is being d evelop ed o n the h ig h est p lan e co m m en su ra te w ith its rich natural e n d o w m e n t. Here, as the m o n th s roll by, m ore and m ore pioneers o f w e a lth w ill elect to m ake their h om es. X tin c o u po n W convenience. Tlx mailing it nu/ & to you. As an investment, therefore. Daytona Shores property today is without a peer. Moderate initial prices will allow of a large margin of profit to early investors. And the tremendous developm ent pro­ gram combined with the factors of accessibility and location guarantee continued enhancement of values. it is uncertain whet! world has settled for a Ion hut it’s a sure thing it ha tied for the last w ar.—Vi Pilot. Advertising An advertised product bears a proud name has a reputation to uphold. E. C. GRADY 103 S. Palmetto Ave. Other Florida Offices E xecutive Fla., O ffice, Jacksonville, Tampn, S t. .Daytona W inter Haven, Lakeland, Or Miami lamlo, DeLand, Ft. Lauder Petersburg, St A ugustine, W est Palm Beach, dale. D ’ ytona Shores, Inc. E. C. GRADY 103 S. Palmetto Ave. Phone 346-J . Please .nd me—without oblige*® ( regarding investment possibditics ^(Causeway Section)'of DaytonJ . Address Town, �‘A P E TW O thejanford h e r a l d , t SPECIAL A!•SSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTIIOF ■ BodwreH R«alty Co., Lot 0 Block : AFn R f t ^ ? L U TI0N N°' 243 adoPt<d on th« 26th day of Oct r Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 Block 1 *. * ; „ ’ tho C,*y CommlMlon of the City of Sanford, H o • Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 Block 1 ■n»e following is the preliminary estim ate for paving: Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 Block 1 French Ave., from Geneva St.. to Sooth line Lot 10, Illock 7. Osceola Drive, from French Ave, to El Capital Drive. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 Block 1 S anta B arbara Drive, ffrom ___ French Ave., to El Capital Drive, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 niock 1 S arita Street, from Frenchi ...... Ave., to West line I.ot 16, Block 11. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 1 B riarclilfe S t , from Osceola Drlv c to West........ line........... Lot 10, Block 11. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 Block 1 H iaw atha Ave., from Osceola Drive to South line Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot I Block II ..........iJit - i 8, Block 18, Iroquois Ave., from Osccoln Drive (to South ..................... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 Block 11 line Ixit 21 Block 18. Mohawk Ave., from Osceola Drive to Santa Hnrbarn Drive............. Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 6 Block 11 El I^ortnl Ave.. firm Orceola Drive to Santa Barbara Drive Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 7 Block 11 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Block 11 n h u Vbase, T nty*fT in *'i<,,h a C hch rock bo«e, or oiher suit nhle suiface^ treated with W,th asphalt | Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 Block 11 35977 cu. yds. earth excavation 17988.50 ■Bodwi II Realty Co., Lot 10 Block 11... 1<96(J stn. yds. overhaul ui lc . 1796.60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 Block 13 2 1<04. lin. ft. curb and gut <•r a 20998.40 Bodwell Renlty Co., I-ot 32 Block 13 337 lin. ft. hrad°r curb a t 35c. j Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot 31 Block 13 35977 sq. yd-, rock base at 90*Bodwt II Renlty to ., l.ot 30 Block 13 35977 sq. yd . s irtace treat .1 t Bodwe'l Real y Co., I.ot 20 Block 13. 281 sq. yds. co n m t* j a . e 5 inch Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 28 Block 13 26 inlets a t $35.00.. .......... j Bodwell Realty Co., L>t 27 Block 13 ®w0 lin. ft. 12-incli storm sewer Bodwell Reulty Co, Lot 2*1 Block 13. •1900 lin. ft. Di-inch etorru newer Bodwell R edly Co.,Lot 23 Block 13 13 manholes a t $65.00 Bodwell Really Co.,Lot 21 Rlock 13 21.704 M 3-inch drain tile a t SI Bodwell Realty Co., l / t 23 Block 13 i Bodwell P'a.'ty Co., Lot 22 Block 13. Bub-Totnl ... I Bodwell Realty Cn„ Lot 21 Block 13 . Plus 20 per (rent or above estim ate for Legal, Advertising B hIwcII Real.y Cn„ 1 ot 20 Block 13 Englncciin g, IiK'pi'cliou anil Contingencies _____ i Bodwell Realty Co.. L .t 19 Block 13. _________ (Bodwell Realty Co., L it 18 Block 13 Total Cost.................. ............... 1133919.22! Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I Block 12. To lie borne entirely by adjacent pre , Bodwell Realty Co., Let 2 Block 12 Num ber of fact fiontagc 22319.87 |, ' Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 Block 12 Assessm ent per font frontage, $6.00, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I Blo.-k 12 FRED r. WILLIAMS. !■ ineer. ' B' dv.ell Really Co., Block 13 Um. As't. ,,,,dwel1 Bealty Co., - ^ - T ^ ^ io c k l.t Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 26 Block 210.00 Bodwrel* B««ByCo., Lot 3 Block 13 Bodwell Really Co, l o t 25 Block J 50.00 r5o',wHI Huilty Co., Lot I Block 13 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 24 Block ino.no! ,,odtte!l Bealty Co., Lot 3 Block 13 Bodwell Realty Lot 23 Block tr.0.00: n,,d'v*B Realty Co., L it 6 Block 13 I'odwell Real y Co., Lot 22 Block 130.001 B<*dw,,| | Realty Co., L ,t 7 Rlock 13... Boihvci'l Realty ( o„ L..t g| Block 130.00 !,‘",VV,B Realty Co., Lot 8 Block 13 .. Bodw. l! Realty Co., |.„t «() Rlwk 130.00 Boilwr:| Realty Co., Lot 9 Block 13 BodA.ll Renlty ( V , Lot 19 R l^ k ; 1.30.00 Bodw‘,H Really Co., I.ot 10 Block 13 Bodw.ll Realty Co.,I/it J8 Hindi ! 130.00; 11 Healty r °-. I«<»t II Block 13.... Bodwell Realty Co.,|, , t 17 Block I 130.00! H' k!w''11 R' «l >’ Lot 12 Block 13 Bodw.ll Realty Co.,U t 1C Block I 390.00 B. (dwell Realty Co., Lot 13 Hloik 13... Ilodwell Realty Co.,Lot 15 Block I 300.00 l,od««fR B»al;y Co, Lot N Block 13.... Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 14 Block I 300.00 ,!o,!wc!l Realty Co, Lot 13 Block 13.... Bodwell R enlty Co.,latt 13 Block f 300.00 ,:° :'vl,R Really Co., Lot It) Block 13.... Bodwell R ealty Co., U t 12 Block f .1150.00 ,iM,'vcn Realty Co., L it 17 Block 13.... Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot II Blo-k 1 300.00 ,,0,,weR Realty Co., Lot 21 Block I I.... Bodwell R ealty Co.,Lot .” 0 Block 300.00 Mo<*w-11 Realty Co., L .t 23 Block I I ' Bodwell R ealty Co.,Lot 29 Block 1 3(50.00 M,,,l'v' 11 Realty Co., -Lot 22 Block 11 Bodwell R ealty Co.,Lot 28 Block 1 300.00 R'",'v‘ ll Really Co., Lot 21 Block 11 Ilodwell B ra ilv Co„ U t 27 niock 7 3150.001l *odwcl1 Realty Co., I-ot 20 Block 11 Bodwell Ronlty Co., I.ot 26 Block 7 300.00 Bodwell Really Co., I r.t 20 Block 19 . Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 25 Block 7 .ItW.OO MReaUy Co.. L .t 19 Block 19 . Bodwell R eally Co., U t 24 Block 7 300.00 n ° dw,‘H Really Co., l ot 3 Block 20...... Bodwell Bealty Co., Lot 23 III..'It 7 3(50.00 • B'.dwiH Really Co., I.ot 2 Block 2 0 ..... Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 22 Block 7 390.0» l,° Jwt,|l Realty Co., la.l | Block 20 Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 21 Block 7 390.00 n<M‘we** Realty Co.„ Lot 1 Block 21 ..... Bodwell R ealty t.p., U t 20 Block 7 .390.00 Bo,lw,''l Realty <’•>., Lot 2 Block 21 ... Bodwell R ealty ( |,ot 19 Block 7 OJKI OO; Rp'lw'11 ILalty Co.. Lot 31 Block 21 Bodwell Reulty Co.. Lot 18 Blo k 7 390.00 Realty Co., lo t I Block 2.3...... Bodwell RealtyjL'o., L.t 17 lllurk 7 SA.OO R“ ,lw‘ " Realty C o .J o t 2 Blink 23.. Bodwell Really Co.,Lot |0 Block 7. 376.00 Bodwell Really Co., -Lot 33 Block 23....... , Bodwell R eapy Cq„|,.,t | |||1)t.k y ,210.00 n 'u,Wi|l Realty Co., Lot 31 Block 33..!.! L ‘Bodwell Realty C p .I.ot 2 Plock 9 T30.0(1 B -dwctl .Realty IV . L it 19 Block-14........ Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 3 |ll„,k 9 130.00 IS*,',W‘*R Realty Co., Lot 18 Block 11..... Bodwell Realty Co.,lo t ! Mock y 130.001l '" l w‘ R I’ealty Co., lo t J7 Block I I ..... Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 5 Block 9 130.00 R,"*'v,,!I Realty Co., | fot 1(J Block 11...... Bodwell R ealty Co.,I.ot 6 Block 9 130.00 1“ m1w‘*11 Realty Co., Lot 13 Block II Ilodwell R ealty C«.,Lot 7 Block 9 130.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I I Block 11 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 8 Block 9 . 130.00 | R°'lwe|l Realty Co., Lot 13 Block 11....... Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 9A Block 9 130.00 i Bodwell Realty Co., L it 12 Block 11 Bodwell R -nlty Co., U t 2 Block 24 373.00 ' R°,lw,‘H Realty Co., I.ot 17 Block is!!!!!!!! Bodwell R ealty Co., I.ot 24 Block 14 958.20 i Bo,lwcll Realty Co., Lot l<5 Bleak 13..... Bodwell R ealty Co., U t 1 Block I I 466.26 Bodwell Really Co., I.ot 13 Block 13 ... Bodwell R ealty Co., lo t 2 Block 14 3(10.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 1 Block 15... Bodwell R ealty Co., Lot 3 Block 11 3(10.(81 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 13 Illock 13 .. Bodwell Realty Co., l ot I Block II 800 OU Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot I2A Block 13 Bodwe'l Reulty Co., | ,( |t|„t.k | | 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 Block 13 Bodwell Realty Co., l o t 6 L in k II 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot II Block 13........ Ilodwc!! Renlty Co.. Lot 7 Block 14 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 10 Block 15........ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Block 14 8(50.09 I Bodwell Really Co., Lot 9 Block 15......... Bodwe’l Realty Co., Lot 9 Block 11 120.00 Bodwell Realty Co., L>t 20 Block 19....... Bodwell Really Co., I.ot 20 Block 15 915.03! R°dwell Realty Co., L)t 1 Block 19 ... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot | Block 15. 1(53.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 19...... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 15 3(50.00 i Rodwell Renlty Co., I.ot 3 Block 19........ Bodw.ll Realty Co., Lot 2A Block 15.. 300.00 j ,,odw,,ll Realty Co.. I.ot 1 Block 10 ... Hodw II Realty Co., Lot 3 Block 15 91.92 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 Block 19 B odw ll Realty ( 0 , Lot 9A Block 9 180.00 | Boodwell Renlty Co., L it (5 Block 19........ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot It) Block 9 3(50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Ixjt 7 Ulock 19...... li°dwell Realty ( 0 ., Lot II Block 9... 8(50.00 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 31 Block 18....... . B 'd v II Realty ('<*.. F-it 12 lllo. 1- o 3(50.00 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 1 Block 18....... K50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 18......... K50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 Block 18....... 1(10.00 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 1 Block 18 ino.no . Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 Block 18 . (50 00 ; Bodwell Realty Co., Lot (5 Block 18 1110.00 ' Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 7 Block 18 ICil.UO B°dwe|l Realty Co., L it 8 Blopk 18 KUDO Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 Block 19 950.00 j Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 Block 19 (50.00 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 1(5 Block 19 (50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., L it 15 Block 19 150.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 Block 19 (50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 Block 19..... (50.00 Bodwell Renlty Co., I.ot 12 Block 19......... (50.00 Bod well Reulty Co., l.ot 11 Block 19........ (10.00 I Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 Block 19 110.00 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 28 Ulock 18 50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 27 Block 18 50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2(1 Block 18 5<U>0 | Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 Block 18... 9(59.18 ! B"dwell Realty Co., Let 24 Block 18......... t tn.OO 1Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 Ulock 18............ 1050.00 , Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 Block 18 ... •'itIO.OO 1Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 Block 18....... ! 3(50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot t Block 20 3(50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 niock 20......... 300.00 I Bodwell Realty Co., l ot (5 Block 2 0 ..... ....... 8(50.00 Bodw.ll Realty Co., L it 7 Block 20...„........ 3(50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Illock 20............. •IllO.OO Bodwell Really Co., Lot 9 Block 2 0 ..... 300.00 ! Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot 10 Block 20............. 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot It Block 20............. 8150.00 Boil well RcaRy Co., lait 12 Block 20______ 3(50.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 26 Block 21........... 3(50.00 j Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 Block 21............ 3(30.00 I Bin*Well Realty Co., Lot 2 Block 21______ 3(50.00 'Bodwell Realty Co., L it 3 Block 21............ 3(50.001 Bodwell Realty Co., L it 4 Block 21______ 3(30.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 Block 20........... 3(30.00 Bodwell RcaIty Co>i lj)t 2S BIock 2Q............. 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 Block 20______ 450.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 Block 20______ 360.00 Bodw«H Bfalty Co., Lot 22 Block 20_______ 1 * 1 5***1* C o’ Lot 21 B,0<* 2 0 ........ (•• 360.00 1 Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot *»n ni-w.1, oh 7 ..... GO ..... 60 ..... 60 .... 60 .... 88.81 .... 130 — CO .... 60 .... 60 .... 60 .... 60 ... 60 ... 60 ... 60 ... 60 ... 60 ... 60 ... 60 •• 70 ... 130 •• 60 .. CO .. 60 •• 60 •• 60 •• 60 .. 60 •• 60 • 60 • 60 • 60 • 60 • 60 . 107.51 • 130 • 60 • 60 • 60 • 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 6*0 60 TO TO X»5 136.29 75 72.93 154.94 75 136.11 95.18 360.00 360.00 380.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 Block 2 360.00 360.00 S0d,weI.! Re*,ly Co > Lot 17 Block 2 360.00 n fin n n lBodwe Re#lty Co-* Lot 18 B^ ck 20 • ‘ U000 Bodwell Realty Co. Lot 15 Block 20 532.86 360.00 Rodwell R ealty Co, I/>t 1 Block 24 780.00 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. I-ot 3 Block 24 360.00 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co,>*. Lot 4 Block 24 360.00 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co. Lot 5 Block 21 360.00 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co,*, Lot 9 Block 21 360.00 380.00, Bodwell R ealty Co L it 7 Block 21 360.00 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co *. Lot 8 Block 24 360.00 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. Lot 9 Block 24.. 360.00 co 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. . Lot 10 Block 24.. 300.00 60 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. . Ix>t 11 Block 24 . 360.00 GO 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co, . I-ot 12 Block 24 . 360.00 207.59 1245.54 Bodwell Realty Co Lot 13 Block 24 360.00 107.5 615.00 Rodwell Realty Co. Lot 14 Block 21. 360.00 60 360.00 Ih^lwell R ealty Co.•. I ^ t 15 Block 24 420.00 GO 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co... I-ot 30 Block 24.... 780.00 60 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co.. Lot 20 Block 24 360.00 60 360.00 j Bodwell R ealty Co.■i I-ot 28 Block 24... 360.00 60 360.00 I Bodwell Realty Co. I-ot 27 Block 24 . 360.00 60 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co. Lot 26 Block 24... * 360.00 CO 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co!.. L it 25 Block 24... 360.00 60 360.00 Rodwell Renlty Co!.. Lot 24 Block 24... 360.00 60 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. Lot 23 Block 24... 360.00 60 360.00 Bodwell Really Co.•< Lot 22 Block 24... 360.00 60 360.00 j Bodwell Renlty Co. , Lot 21 Block 24 360.00 60 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co.,, L it 20 Block 24.... 360.00 « 60 360.00 Bodwell Realty ( o., Lot 19 Block 24.... 360.00 71.38 •128.28 Bodwell Realty Co... Lot 18 Block 24 ... 360.00 142.58 855.48 Rodwell Realty Co.•* Lot 17 Block 24.... 5560.00 54.41 326.46 Bodwell Realty Co... Lot 10 Block 24 ... 645.06 60 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co,>. I-ot 1 Block 25..... 780.00 75 450.00 | Bodw«»ll Realty Co,-, I-ot 3 Block 25... 360.00 190.57 1143.421 Bodwell Renlty Co. Lot 4 Block 25.... 360.00 75 450.00 Bodwell Realty Co.•» I-ot 5 Block 25..... 360.00 450.00 Bodwell Renlty CO., I-ot 6 Block 25..... 360.00 75 450.00 Bodwell Renlty Co.-, Lot 7 Block 25..... 360.00 60.13 360.78 Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot 8 Block 25..... 3(50.00 60 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co Lot 9 Block 25..... 360.00 60 360.00 Bodwell R ealty Co. I-ot 10 Block 25..... 360.00 60 Lot 11 Block 25..... 360.00 60 Lot 12 Block 2 5 .... 360.00 j 60 360.00 Lot 13 Block 25..... 360.00 B 60 360.00 Lot 14 Block 25..... 360.00 I 60 360.00 I-ot 15 Block 2 5 .... 360.00 I 60 360.00 Lot 16 Block 25...... 300.00 CO 360.00 Lot 17 Block 25...... 120.00 60 360.00 Lot 10 Block 11...... 420.00 60 360.00 u n ity ( o., Lot 11 Block 14...... 330.00 131.85 791.10 to alty Co., Lot 12 Block 14...... 817.74 132.85 797.10 ’.rally Co., Lot 8 Block 19...... 430.00 70 420.00 lenity Co. Lot 9 Block 19....... 437.58 79.6 477.60 lealty Co., Lot 10 Block 19...!!!! 929.61 390.00 fealty Co., L it 13 Block 20....!!! 150.00 390.00 fealty Co., Lot 14 Block 20...... 810.66 168.5 1011.00 lenity Co.. Lot 15 Block 2 0 ...... 571.08 70 •120.00 lenity Co., I.ot 15 Block 24.....!.. 672.00 70 •120.00 lenity Co., Lot 16 Block 24....!.!. 122.71 736.26 450.00 lenity Co., Lot 17 Block 25....".., 112 672.00 420.00 lenity Co., L it 18 Block 25....:.!! 122.71 736.26 i 375.00 lenity Co., Lot 20 Block 1 5 .....!: 83.65 501.90 I 405.00 lenity Co., Lot 19 Block 1 5 ....... 80 510.00 405.00 enlty Co., Lot 18 Block 1 5 ...... HI 504.00 375.00 ealty Co., Lot 31 Block 1 8 ....... 83.65 501.90 •105.00 Co.. Lot 30 Block 18 ___ 85 510.00 405.00 Co., Lot 29 Illock 18 ......... 85 510.00 -375.00 Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 28 Block 18.......... 39 180.00 f 360.00 Rodwell Realty Co.. Lot 20 Block 21......... 83.85 501.90 (j 360.00 “ lenity Co., I.ot 25 Block 21 ...... 85 510.00 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 21 Block 21 ....... 85 510.00 360.00 Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot 23 Block 21.......... •10, 210.00" " 360.00 Hodueil Realty Co., Block B ......................... 242.6 1455.60 J 360.00 ................. Co., Block C................. 245.01 1470.06 ■ 405.00 ? ,c lVCn V* uny aI* lw rson'’ interested in the Specinl ■ 860.40 u t the various und pieces of property above described £ 510.00 assessm ents are payable in full within th irty days 5 360.42 (I foregoing special assessment roll has been cqunliz- ■ 360.00 confirmed, or in ten equal annual installm ents with a 360.00 ■ont per annum from and a fte r the tim e sind special 5 360.00 ; 360.00 360.00 120.00 • 90 157.38 175.9(5 82.5 60 540.00 941.28 1055.76 495.00 360.00 S At The High School U a nted linen or cotton "K purpose,, *°ih" . cSJs, Lion had L had refanrouncLn would [s matter At that |. a SP^* (ointed to targes a<- , Expression Department -inford Public schools has in the public to attend a recital bv the Grammar School pu, the High School nud.torVednesday afternoon nt 4 o ' The following program will ha” 'the Toys Said," by KathH'Tdttle Boy’s Lament,” by ice^Will Turned into n Boy,” lemoval of 'b h M t,” by Marcadcl Siev- Ld depnrt- fctency. For contin[tion and r??ion. passed at loth were ; J. Buritriet. One id issue of , ,ubdrainther legalIstokpoga ,1a county l when is- “Flow Girls Study.” w ith Pearmnn. Edna C.recn. MarForrcst, Louiso Hickson, Dighton nnd Andrey M b o ro . e Photogarphcr s Charm, b> ‘1 ‘K ” by Laura Mae Ellen Hoy, Ci|f 2*00 acres of verv vl within four miles of the? banford at a price muchm Ket. This property marVrt fg 118 Magnolia Av JA C K S O N m L E , Nov. 17.-0?) — Wholesale quotations prevailing on the Jacksonville m arket today as reported by the Florida State M arketing Bureau are as follows: Beans, green, hampers 3.50(h) 3.75; cukes, U. S. 1st., bushel crates nnd hampers, 1.50(5)2.00; eggplants crates, fancy 2.00(5)3.00; pepper.; green, largo sizes 2.50 @ 3.00or,ailRCS’ boxes fancy well mntur-’ cd (.50(5)8.00; grapefruit, boxes, fancy, well matured 5.00@6.00. o J^B M O N D , Nov. 17.— (A*) _ against ° f Tu,ane’8 Id points K ^ - a n e e . Pc«Ky Flourncy, b S I haUKLhnr * y’9 cra<* half, l oin.’ b o Uf:ht h'8 total up to 113 Saturday, virtually clinchscoring0 .®°uthern Conference high 8C°, h:'"ur* for the year. who wall t ^r5°L Edgar Jones, must"hn*.checkci’ by the Crimson, Ten b°0StC(l 34 notches in the S Antr-wn,M with the Missis. i KIes nnd Washington and NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 17.—(A1) back 13 t0 ovcrtahe the Green —Cotton futures opened s te a d y Alabama increased K ' . Dcc: f W.68; Jan. 19.52; Mar! hi* 19.31, May 19.11; Jan. 18.92 ask­ with1?*3 PXtra F°int shots to 20 ed, o , VfT r !JKainn F,orida nnd holds cafe lead over Jones. The Gator , r . : , mn,1? !t13 Points after toucli••wns. while White of South Caro" na conies third with 11. Miss Brenda Morrison Weds Former Rector of Episcopal Church ...The many friends in Sanford of iMiss Brenda Morrison and Rev. A rthur Searing Peck will be inter­ ested to csivu io learn of or their niarriag« which took place nt Mansfield. Pa., on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Both the bride and groom are well known in Sanford. Mrs. Peck having made her home her for a SS...0 0 I ’.nsy T e r m s •'•lit (It H'K P O ssrsslO V I l*e rnoni i.inilrrii luniKnloti llliit.ln.nl Ave. Allrnetlve sum I!u>er enu hnnl liniuei l.nssesslon. I..K S . ZT.-'HO l-lfirrttl l>ritt« |tould b o ’o f IfVipite the We all know wlmt we would do Lia several if we had a million dollars. We In the last two years, British ■ j--.-t.-laml. - would wish it was two million commercial airships flew 1,879,000 die im- dollars. miles with only two fatal accidents. ■ e tv fir-t lo t' faced wind nnd storm, nearly d ships. But he sailed on and was J Xreat discovery. Let nothin? J from regular savin?, and makiJ /neat, and you will discover thel U Leon R lUffs coun ;to his talcUtters be 4% Interest Paid on Savings S e m in o le (founl Sanford,FI STRENGTH-SERVICE REAL ESTATE SANFORD—SYNOS lake. on ' beautiful < • .« $2,250.00 Instant relief—no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the Srr *rtlr«nirtti air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blowing, headache dryness. No struggling Tor breath at night; your cold or )'• A. ( nnnliiKlinin catarrh disappears. Got a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ ply a little, of this fragrant, anti­ septic, healing cream in your nos­ REALTOR trils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous 230 Meisch Bldjj. membrane and relief comes in­ W . P. Carter l«p those fa, «ccret. K to forget roulil benefit i«v(r to con tale gasp w« interntion. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is herrby given to St. John's River boatmen and all other concerned that, with the approval of the W ar De­ partment, the draw span of the Florida East Coast Hallway Bridge over St. John's River nt Jacksonville, F la , will be closed for replacement for forty-eight (48) hours from 12:01 A. M. Monday, November 23, 1925, until 11:59 P. M. Tuesday, November 21, 1925, to nil river traffic requiring clearance or height of more than eight (8) feet thereunder. Boats capable of using the nlmvc clearances and desiring to pass the bridge will use the East channel under the through girder span. ................... _ Florida East Coast Railway Co, II. N. UODENUAUGII. Vice-President DINNERBELL RADIO FORUM _________HELPS FARMER PROGRESS T w o l o t s lZ 'll O O $ 1000.00 r a r h . T<> W illia m II. .MikIrc noil w if e , ------M ui Ikc . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n im m .i N u n k n o t v n ; W i l li a m Di I kut a m i u Iff,------------- U.lKur, wlni.vf C h r i s ­ tia n m im e Is u n k n o w n ; W i l l i a m It. Mini i; i \ W il li a m ialKi.r. a n d a l l o t h ­ er persons w hose n am es are u n k n o w n trading a n d doliiK b u s i n e s s u n d e r th e f irm n a m e n n d s t y l o o f K d jtu r , .MuiIkc * C o m p a n y ; o n .May Kith, IS 'C a n d <u eh a n d e v e r y of t h e a b o v e n am ed d e f e n d a n t s , if living, e ith e r, u n y o r ull o f said utils lie d e a d , to ull p a r t i e s i I n t e r e s t s tin d e r t h e fo llo w c eased d e f e n d a n t s , t o - w i t : W i l l i a m II M ml go a n d w i f e , ----------- -MmlKc. w hose C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is ui w i l l i a m K d g u r a n d w if e , — C.tKur, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n u u n k n o w n ; W il li a m II. Modi Ham E d g a r , n n d nil o t h e r w hose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w i log am i d o in g liiisln-sc. tin firm n a m e a m i s t y l e of Mmtge A C o m p a n y ; o n Jit . I s i s , o r o t h e r w i s e , in a n d t o tint f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d la n d , s i t u a t e , lying, a n d b e i n g Itt t h e C it y o f H a n ­ ford. C o u n ty of S e m i n o l e a m i S t u t o of F lo r id a , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d c eiih ed a s follow s, tO -tv lt: lleginuinK a t H?e S o u t h w e s t ( S W ) l"dn t o f in te r s e d & o n o f S ix t h S t r e e t ami I’o p ln r A v a l t i e , a n d r u n n i n g tin lire W e st abH ig t h e S o tltll s i d e O f S ix th S t r e e t 2‘i.53 f r e t to P e c a n A venue, t h e n c e S o u t h alo n g th e Cast s id e o f P e c a n A v e n u e Kt f e e t riffiffiffiSfiififfiSKffiifiifib T w o t o l a o n S a n l o r d A v e. One $ 3000 .0 0 , o t h e r $ 0000 .0 0 . and Entertainment (SK.AI.) ••>: A. M WKKKH. K .q m ty C l e r k )'•< OTTKS K S I'K N C K K . SoHrMiini umt of C n u i m d f o r (in. .'••oioialnaut. Nuv IV-'-M. Dee. 1-8.t5. gj the Milane Theater AT THE CITY HALL . Wednesday Evening:, Nov. 18, 1925. Under the Auspices of the Sanford Fire Department I) P. M. to 12 M. Excellent Music Admission $2.00 Couple TICKETS ON SALE AT DRUG STORES 134 feet on Park Ave. 120 feet deep, price $7,000 . 00—splendid terms. F i v e l o t a In ( r o n e o f H o t e l K o r r r a l I . n k r . The I'ulcfltnn-llrumlcy Buildlrg. W . P. C A R T E R ANNOUNCING 20 acres in town limits of Longwood. Eight acres in old grove, 12 acres good lend. All un­ der fence, has good house. Priced right. 40 acres East of Longwood, part in grove excel­ lent poultry farm site. You'll marvel when you hear the price. 20 acres on Highway between Longwood and Al­ tamonte, 2000 feet on Highway, 600 feet on lake, just south of Lyman School House, building going up on all sides. Look it over, then ask the price. It can t be beat. „ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS J. It. CARTER 102 N. Main St., Orlando Home Offices:—Suite 13-15 Masonic Temple Building We are Prepared to Offer Expert Service on OUR SHOWING 'J jc n o r /v i c y Desks—Chans Filing Cabinets and General Business Counsel Typewriters Adding Machines i/L itu m n ] t t f [ j a Audits, Systems, Investigations, Income T ax realize that now is ir office e q u ip m e n t nr Orders For Lug' ^ C r u c ia l Jro m }rsonncl and S ta ff are capable of giving efficien. and courteous serv both the sm allest businesses and the largest corporations alike. jlect proper furnishing*, of Office Supplies. Slater-Sc ’*• Washington St. . ORLANDO, FLA V .V V V V V ............................................ .... ;♦ ♦> <* ❖ O ♦♦♦ *> <♦ ♦♦♦*1*<♦ ♦> • > , • W. J. THIGPEN Let us sell your lots for you. We shall be delighted to make you some money 360.00 A N N O U N C i rt t ,• T w o l o t a In M a y f a i r . T h e o n ly t w o nvallablev — IN Iota In C ity ll m l lo f o r $ 2 7 ,0 0 0 .0 0 . . • tf ~ t h o lr e II. II. f r o n t n u e n t $ 10.00 p e r fo o t. V l r r Iota o n O a k A ve. C a l l n n d a r e (h,rm . I h a v e t h e r h o l r e a ( a c r e a g e in e l t r ( o r aulutlv Ivina, If l a . t r r r s l r d t n l k w i t h m e. If ll’n h u e ln r a a p r o p e r l r 1 h a v e ( h n l . _ l i m e Borne « n n #0 y e a r le n ac— e n n ’t h e h e a t . • If y o u n r r a a l r n n a r r It w i l l p a y y o u t o I n v r a l l g a t e . THE OPENING OE OFFICES, OF THE FIRM OF K. A. DOUGLASS. ' ' I•• r k m th o ( J l r r u l t C o u r t o f t l u S - v r o t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f Klo . (da. Iii a m i f o r S o m lu .!•• C o u n t y G racious in L ine —P r . o i o ^ 11' ,1* T w o Io ta o n I’n r k 133 x 120 $0300 .00 . T a k a a t o o k . N ice l o t o n D im A ve. $ 2 0 0 0 .00 . Y o u e n n ’t b r a t It. Magnolia At Second LOANS L A R G E W O M E N 'S FA J T w o l o t a n r a r D e p o t ( o r $ 7000 .00 . I l a r g a l n . Solid ns the rock is the econonl which Sanford is building. ThoiisJ the most productive farming land are sending their golden treasurcJ millions of dollars and increasing;! Sanford to Northern markets. 450.00 ^ F u u e r o o m b o n a e , d o u b le e n r o x p n n d ( w o lo t a $ 1000 ,0 0 . r B ooth anti G ibbs 117 MtiKuullit Ave. 10 Meisch Bid 480.00 361.98 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 405.00 930.30 357.30 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 480.00 480.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 360.00 357.00 987.00 105.00 360.00 360.00 .Kio.oo Sanford T h r e e to la on T u r k Ave.. ( 300 (1,00 n n d ( .U 0 O.O0 . MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. P tio a e 41 Phone 718 W. H. LONG tout your [kid referiixde sevofer«*. “Who A. P. CONNELLY & SONS room House and C.araRe, ilis- $rs were (louse on Colum bus With Little Fleet M agnolia & S econd an d R ead . Says Cream Applied In Nostrils , u P<m,» Air Passages Right Bp. ■>+ ! • - > • > + + - > ->4 mu' of S a n fo r d ’s m o st d o a lr a lile i , 1*.. s e c t i o n , . Sr vi n r o o m s I b ain , (in rng p . T M » h o m e Is 1-Pil MO low ,|I!U I, |M coiinIiIpi*. a r a r e l.a r a a ln . T ills tin* f i r s t •* '* Im***ii o f f e r tt l t o tlio b u y - Loans For F irst M ortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basts a t 7% Consult us firs t when In the m arket for funds ; HEAD STUFFED FROM : CATARRH OR A COLD i,r,.MiANY ACTSJJN T K iw flT Irage 11 l brought the were used Uj'j permis[r.tness later L enough to S top , Look Barber ShopTfor "good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. MONEY AVAILABLE Loans s&ass: **••*“— « 5 n-Jbfco hundred thousand persons n p n lfA m m n l HEADS TEM PERANCE BODY DETROIT, Nov. 17.—<A>)—Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn, N. Y., form er vIco president of the W. C. T. U. and prominent club women and suffrage worker, was chosen president of the N ational Union by unanimous vote of the fifty-first annual convention today. whirh y n 01 !° vIsit fho show, near The largest tree in Hutchinson, which will continue from Now 28 t?rC*\V f r o m BERLIN, Nov. 17.—(>P)—The cabinet today authorized Foreign .Minister Stressman to draft the necessary bills giving effect to the treaties negotiated a t Locarno. The measures will be submitted to the premiers of the Federnl E states for their approval on Thursday nnd will later be introduced in the CHICAGO, Nov. 17.— (A1) —In quest of tiny ’blue ‘ ribbons and 8100.000 In ]prizes, symbolic of championship,, ten thousand cattle, swine and horse’s' - -.J —the best in the country— ....... iIT"“ , T will w,u compete in this year's ivrui?1 °PaI Livestock Exposition. 11 ,ud,res Ir°m the United States, Canada, England and Scotid are viewing this great arm y o livestock, agriculture also will ,jl ba,ViaK Hs day, for the Intcrnathr v r rn,r? “nd ,InV Show nnd rnn tlona.' B°ys’ and Girls’ Club f Rress "'91 meet as departm ents or the exposition. vnrJ '* » '* y ° t newly discovered y,arj ot'C3 crops and an exhihi.°f uiork occompllshed by farm REVOLUTION SEEMS CERTAIN Seventeen years of co-operatirJ development in the building of thl L A N D P O R T is our record. 360.00 360.00 300.00 300.00 450.00 987.00 -105.00 360.00 300.00 360.00 I 360.00 300.00 360.00 360.00 WiSrGive°np r o g r a n j Flournoy Likely To Fine Livestock Are Re King of Scorers Ready for Exhibition Phone 517 �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.1925 PAGE POUR Hie Sanford Herald a* I t a t w i f l o M s , S eco n d c l a s s M a t tar. ISIS, a t t h a *»**toftle* F i o n a s v n d a r A c t of * r» a m iP T M » !v nA T it* Oita T*a»—17.0# Sts McathaDal Itar *d la CIV t*r W M k. ISa. W * * k l r E d l t t o a | L M par yaar._________ _____________ Rules for Pedestrains petence, tells a story that will in­ terest the President. This woman, plunged In grief knowing th a t her husband had been killed because his superiors disregarded his objection to their plnns, was subjected to pressure of n most disgraceful kind. Men representing the navy sought to make her testify to a falsehood to save her husband’s superiors from the condemnation they deserved. ■ R N S F R T H E A S S O C IA T E n F I I E S i T w i A s s o c ia te d P r a i a la exotuat v a l x a n t l t l a d t* Mia u a a f o r r a p a b f l a a t t o n o ' a l l n aw a d la p a t c h a a a t a d l t w , t o It o r n o t o th a r w l a * e r a d t a J In t h l a p a p a r a n d a ls o t h a l o ­ an* n a w a p u b f l s r s d h a ra l n . A ll r i g h t* TUESDAY, NOV. 17, 1025. at*. i I ,—Augmenting of bnildin* pro■*ot» A r a t s , hotels, apartment house#. t .—Extension of street paving pro­ gram. ^.-Construction of boulevard aroi nd U t s Monroe. I— Complr'ion of elty beautifiestlon program. t,—Expansion of sebool ayatem with provision for Increased fadlltlee. B inLE VERSE FOR TODAY WHAT GOD WILL DO:—He will swallow up denth in victory; and the Lord God will wipe nwny tears from off all faces; nnd the rebuke of his people shall be taken nwny from off nil tho earth; for the Lord hath spoken It. Isaiah 25:8. PRAYER:—Give to whatever our name or life that is in C hrist then w i shall both live evermore. each of us nation, the Jesus, ami nnd rejoice UHKI) CAR FOR HALF, It stands within a vacant lot And looks with and, accusing eyes On all mankind—and who would not? “Used car for.Halo" we advertise, Daub a hum iliating sign Upon a car of old design. That served u» willingly nnd well— A friend th at we decide ter sell. The old car almply will not do; It'a badly bent, its turning ruy. The folks Insist on something new; We'll almost give the car away. It's fender* all are battered now, It's marred—and I remember how; It bears the honorable scars That ulwnys come to all old cars. It bore us over many a road, Through mud and sand, nnd snow nnd rain; It carried ninny nn extra loud, And very seldom would complain. W here'er the family would roam. I t took ua there, and brought ui home; Ilut now it'a time tile car was ■old, Because you nee it's getting old. My! how the children danced with gleo When father brought it homo one night. Its nickel shone no nplendldly, Its varnish was no smooth nnd bright. But now the fenders all nre bent, The body even has a dent; We've driven it—well, quit a bit, Until we're ull ashamed of it. The summer picnic that wo had! The winter storm s it took us through! No wonder that it looks so bad— The old car simply will not do. And so a stranger has tho thing; We'll take whatever it will bring; We've driven it through sun nnu gale Thro seasons now. Used Car for Halo, —Douglas Mallock. And still nothing hns been done to widen the downtown streets that are so congested. Kissimmee in to have a ten story hotel. And this leminds' us that Hanford needs about u dozen lug ones. Hanford is to have another Potk directory. It ought to show a pop­ ulation well over twelve thousand permanent residents. When some of the biggest invest­ ors in the stale make purchases in Hanford und adjacent territory, there is a reason for their action They don’t usually make mistakes. Seminole county may become the largest poultry-raising section in tho country, us well us Florida's most productive and luhstuntlal county. Hundreds of new people nre se­ lecting Hanford us tiicir Florida homo and far-sighted merchants and tusinesa men are realizing that to get their ahare of this business it la necessary to go after it. And what better way in there to go a ft­ er it than by using newspaper ad­ vertising. It is a significant fact that the leader in the business World today is invariably a con­ sistent advertiser. Even though there is to he u now highway constructed between Sanford ami Orlando there is no reason why the present heavily travailed thoroughfare ahuuld be allowed to go to places. The shoulders on the road between Or­ lando and Kissimmee have been put in fin* condition and as far as Tho Herald is able to i n there is no reason why those on tba roa J As Brisbane Sees It Another Trial Wanted. Even though numerous rules and regulations have been Nervous, In Italy. made for the prevention of automobile accidents, people con­ The Kin* Shoots. tinue being killed and injured and it seem s as if the more Atterbury’a Optimism. rules we have the greater are the number of serious acci­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE dents. ( C o p j r r t r n t IS I S ) The newspapers of the country have given much space MRS. LANSDOWNE, widow of in their efforts to mnke motor car drivers more careful and Commander Lansdowne, killed on rules and suggestions of much variety have been su g g e ste d . the Shenandoah by stupid incom­ ■ F E C IA L S O T I C B i All a b lt n a f T Borleas. e a r d a o f t h a a k a , ra a o tu tlo n a a n d u o ttc a a o t - a n t a r r a i n u a n U w n s r a f k a n r a a a r a m a d * w ill t>* e b a r g a d f a r a t r a c a l a r -*dv*rtl*ln a r a l a a .__ THR HERALiJ'B P1.ATPORM 1.— Deeper water roct# to Jacksonvilla. 1,—Construction of 8L Johna-lndlar River canal. t.—Extension cf white way. fz- -BiUnslon of local amuaements. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, A LOP-SIDED g a m e HaShT a 1wH<3 C^1hv5 BABY if W cdm him This Gpv& OVER ARMY AND navy personages inclined to put officers on trial will find m aterial in the officers that tried to bully an unfortunate woman nnd extort false testimony from her. A trial of thoso men would please the people of the -*-Pori£>st,rh->«Mwgm« rry cards on whk.lrirrj, >r>?rrr; ijmted States CufiViuelTiJVj ’ iTi" c names, addresses, occupations, married or single, and their than the trial of Colonel Mitchell, favorite undertaker. who told the truth and served the "While no pedestrian may cross a street on which there public. is an automobile, still a car may suddenly dash around a cor­ ner, in which case the ubovc information will he of great as­ sistance to the police. "Old nnd feeble persons must have an escort of at least four persons when crossing u street. "Don't cross a street if possible, no matter how urgent your business may be; telephone, telegraph or write. "Don't rend newspapers while crossing a street. "At night pedestrians should carry flashlights or min­ ers' lamps attached to their hats. "Strict observance of these rules, it is believed, will lessen the number of accidents, and keep many homes intact." Measuring Energy Every movement we make requires a certain amount of energy and in this day o f efficiency it is no wonder some­ one hns gone to the trouble to make a study of the matter in order to find out just what motions are effort-saving and what postures tire least. By a scries of tests conducted hy Dr. Francis G. Bene­ dict, director of the Carnegie Institution's Nutrition Labora­ tory, the amount of energy required for various motions of the body has been determined on the basis of the amount of heat each produces. 'T he corner loafer," hu>h Dr. Benedict, "might better stay at home in bed since it costs ten per cent more energy to stand up than to lie down." He goes on to say: ‘T h e heat produced in twenty-four hours in a human body is made up, first, of an irreducible minimum going on all the tim e to maintain the fires of life at a normal rate when In complete repose In bed. To sit quietly in a chair calls for practically no increase-but there is an increase of ten per cent when standing. "Changes in posture make a great difference. Some per­ sons actually require forty percent more energy to stand than to lie, but the beat and most comfortable pose, with a min­ imum of awny or balancing, such as would be assumed by an artist’s model, results in the smallest increase of effort. Evidently skill is required to learn how to stand easily nnd most effictively. "Many small movements may be expressed in heat units, If when lying down one brings the hand to the forehead ami back, as in u military salute, one such movement each min­ ute actually raises the heat output about one |>er cent, and with delicate new instruments this increase can bo measured. Crossing or uncrossing the legs while lying increases the heat output five tim es more than moving the arm. "From this one can easily see that every little movement hns a calory all its own until, when working to the limit of human endurance, a man may increase his normal heat out­ put one thousand per cent.” YOU READ of "great nervous tension" in Italy, caused partly by strict newspaper censorship, it is not easy to govern a country, ns Mlssolini must govern, hy sheer will power. At every hour of the day no is in danger of his life, and knows it, hut that is among the least of his worries. Whatever history may say of him, it must admit that when he seized power, Italy had her choice between Mussolini and nnnrehy. ENGLAND, IN spite of her un­ employed, diminished trndc, co.il troubles, etc., goes along cheerful­ ly. (Jowl King George hit* gone to shoot with the Enrl of Ivcagh. As they proceed through the estate, shooting as they go, a trav­ eling kitchen accompanies them. Servants carry their guns, load them, hand them up when the time comes to shoot. Sometimes “six guns" in one day's shooting bring down as many as 1,000 pheasants and 500 part­ ridges. It is a most noble, glorious nnd inspiring sport, every bit ns excit­ ing as it would be to enter the Enrl of Iveugh’s chicken yard, shooting right nnd left. Justice For Civil Service Employes 111TTSBURGII GAZKTTK-TIMES AUDITS — SYS An employe of one of the de­ MONTHLY BOOKKEEIMN partments at Washington who has Room 15, Masonic Temple, sion whoso maximum amount served the government 73 years and is over 1)0 years of age was might bo $1,200 n year, after 30 advised a few weeks ago to make years' service upon attaining the application for retirement on pen­ age of 02 to 05 years, according sion. He refused to do so, stating to their classification. Retirement that the maximum annuity he would not tie compulsory a t these could receive, $720, would not suf­ nges if the employe were capable fice to support himself and his and efficient, which is a com­ mendable feature of the new bill. wife. This presents an extreme and To the retirement fund employes unusually pathetic example of would contribute 3Va per cent of government neglect to make ade­ their annual salaries, in place of quate provision for the old age of 2 'j as at present. The public pay­ its faithful servants in the civil ments into the fund would be in­ IN BRITAIN it is called “sport." service. Yet it is only one point­ creased approximately $3,500,000 a There is one udvuntagc—it en­ ing to the necessity of more hu­ year, a negligible amount the value ables the traveling American to mane provision being made for su­ to the service of u proper pension buy, nil cooked, for four shilling# perannuated employes of the gov­ system considered. or less, n pheasant that has cost ernment. This bill-, S, 3011. will come be­ Happily the groundthe Ear! of Iveagh twenty shill­ fore the House of Representatives ings, merely for the pleasure of | work has Imen laid for so doing in the approaching session. It is !in the preparation of a bill, which killing it. the Senate passed at its last ses­ quite generally regarded, in ami out of Congress, ns according to IN I lls talk to 175 business sion, amending the present act civil service employes, n measure "for the retirement of employes in men at the Duquesne Club In If you desire to purchase a home sib of justice that has been all too Pittsburgh, W. W. Atterbury, pre­ the classified civil service.” By the terms of this measure, long withheld. Tho bill should be iis the beautiful winding terrace of Rl sident of the Pennsylvania Itnit.Mellon S uInti vision, which is in full '* ron.l, talked convincingly, tie virtually all civil service employes, passed without unnecessary delay. sort of optimism that the country They are far enough removed from Ihe 1 needs. quiet and close enough to be accessible. Less suspicion, more open con­ MACON TBLF.GKAPII fidence In the country, says Mr. Lota for sale in these divisions are rr Atterbury, are plain everywhere, We have listed with us today, two and that means better times for France ]reviewing the episode Inter, $2,1011 each, nnd five iota In Fort Mtil every one, including railroads. leir re* Mr. Micholsnn adds, perhaps from $1,801) to $2,500... Reasonable term* mission with truth, that the incident will 'I HE COUNTRY needs optimism Consider these prices with those in ll ait had go down in European folklore based on clearer understanding of ions, Mayfair and Marvania. They arc b conditions. There is absolutely 'ktriniC along with the story of the Amornothing the matter with the United /ng the icffln who rU!' ht‘<1 up to King States in any direction, except 221 Melsch Buildini merienn George to shnku his hand, saying doubt—PESSIMISM. breach he had wanted to meet him for in one of Racine's tragedies, a devoted wife t*’lls her husband, nt was some time, and the story concern‘‘Don't seek to lose yourself, nnd lome! '" K Mr5* wife of the NVw you are saved." That's whnt should be said to every pessimist of the Ymk ma>or* who is reported to in tho United States. Michel- hnve replied, when tho Queen of u s a s i i i s s a a s i M S i i i i i n s i i r a o i K i rid, has the Pelginns remarked the beauty i u r , j u i i i m the m azer case ition by of New York’s skyline, "You said is unahto to agree after fifteen to Sig- « nmuthfut. Queen.” hours' deliberation, nnd Dr. Blazer, who killed his crippled, idotic Wo have our ups and daughter, after taking care of her Tho man we goes the hii for thirty-four years, was set free. the nno who bounces when The judge told th.- jury it must the bottom. convict of murder in the first de­ gree or acquit the man, They did neither. To convict him of m ur­ Contemporary Comment der in the first degree would have been difficult for any jury. If France realty wants to stand There is, how r, .longer in Mr. Wilbur. As Mr. Michelsor off the P.iffians, she should sent! the verdict. Oth some of these commissions that murders may cords it, this is the story: have been making arrangeni-nts ti practically an Friendliness anti informs pay war debts.—Manila Bulletin t men under were the watchwords when ' ’ may use j Italian Debt Commission was “ I have always found,” suv about murder, tertained by President Coolkig Prime Minister Baldwin, “that dinner at tho W hite House. I pipe-smokers have a wisdom n ti|- 1 W ENTk-EIGHT student." foreign visitor in the University of Illinois asked distinguished calmnese and breadth of vision’ d» placed beside an eminent Ar to name the Vice President, four can nieti to others.” Well, us regardund a good deal of ingot teen were unable to do it. calmness, there is our Mr [law.-A was exorcised t» the end —Detroit News. * if he lives, Vice President Italians who did not speak Km I ‘V V - Wl 1 chnngo that, am should he mated with Yan Now Liberty is offer MAKE people know the Vico Pro who a t least .-.poke French sidont. prize weekly for the li'cut example of American heroism,■ The ftrst dividend belongs, of course, to UND Or our trouldca is that the Secretary Kellogg, whio, singlecountry and its government arc handed, saved our t; too big and too complicated to lie from overthrow by Salovernment understood by all of the 115,000,The New Yorker. 0th) people so widely separated. What does tho word "Seattle" mean to the average man living in Hoboken? What does tho fish­ By IRVIN S. COBB erman examining his lobster pots in Northern Maine know about I first heard this one several “what have you been doing to Coronado Beach? Row many years ago, 1 have heard it several yourself?" citizens In any of the half dozen times in vurying forms since then. “Me? I ain’t been doin' nothin' biggest States could name the But for me age cannot wither nor Jo myao'f," explained the darky. Lieutenant Governor of their At price* that ar* rlgts \ custom stale it. To my way of “ But somethin' is done been did to State? Not one i„ three. thinking it la still worthy of be­ me. Mr. Watkins. It's lak dis, I'an Am and Standard Gas , 1st— We will lend you ing included in any symposium, suh: Yfatiddy evenin' I got into GEORGE PULLMAN tried to Oils great or small, of stories dealing u kind of an nrgymint wid an­ create a city. It was culled “Pull­ with the Afro-American popula­ other nigger an’ one won! led to man, but as a separate city it tion. another, ez it will. An* purty didn’t work. As my favorite version runs, a soon ! up an’ hauled off an’ hit at Mr. Wood, once president of tho colored man on appearing fur him wid my fist. * “ wuy American Woolen Company, decid­ with that stuff." Electric Irons work one morning wore u count­ 2nd— I f your home is already t “Well, seemed lak that irritated ed that ho would build a city and As every Italian there present enance so battered that almost one him. S« ho took an' split my Up spent $21,000,000 on his model was tho devoted lieutenant of the you a very s u b s ta n tia l Radio Hupplif* might have been pardoned for as­ wide open wid a pair of brass town, Shawshcen, in Maixachus- versatile dictator, who is Secre­ suming that its owner had made knucks, an' he blacked dis eyo of etta. A new president of tho c y . 0* War Navy. Aviation and a more or less succernful effort to mine clear down to my armpit an’ American Woolen Company, An­ £«r*l*n Altaira. as well |.rime run it through a meat chopper. he tore one ear raoughty nigh loose drew G. Pierce, Jr., moves the com­ Minister, Inert? waa a pause which Prompt Service Guai Tho whit* man for whom the from de side of my liaid, an' den, pany away, nnd Shawshoon will might have been awkward had not Call and let us explain w arm ! and bruised victim worked to cap all, he knocked me down become a dc;erlcd village. and stomped up an' down pun my took one look at that di.'flgur«d I’hone 461-J A TOWN L like a language or a face and throw up both bands ir> stomach wid his fact. , . . Hone;t to Gawd. Mr. Watkins. I never did human being. It must start natur­ H U Sanford Av*. Sanfoltl, r u . horror rod sympathy. r i l to si A , of *, alggsr m all my ally and grpw of its own pawar. 107-103 S. Park A ve. Sanford, FW "Crsat h c a v W Wy," he sridd, AMERICAN GUILELESSNESS The Skimmed Milk of Human Kindness MY FAVORITE STORIES Tires and Tubes We have two plans of f Your Horn<3 MVeedol Oils” RINE’S FILLING STATION NO D ELA Y --------— > ■■■■■BiiBaBBunBaBBBBBBBaBaaaa*i �tFwfS-ii W .T ^ lT ) - r f f f . Y J r a « y -W f, T O ^ ANFORDn EBALD,TUE3PAY,NOVEMHF.p Social Side o j S a n fo rd ^ „ W. W KELLEY KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR HARLAN Residence Telephone 31S-J of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. The weildlnK ? c'lnu^e O fr'^'0 Henry, will entertain a t a recep­ ry of Sanford and £Iju«l « tion a t their home on Magnolia S Ft. « , « • ; * * 'th e ’ l'resby- Avenue. The guests will include only the family and immediate friends. interest in i « * Id * b ' J ' nlM will Miss Henry is the eldest daugh­ te r of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry nnd has lived most of her life in «..al will net Henry* "mrth oct a* ad maid of oi Sanford. She is a graduate of enco and eJJniid. aid. Little Miss Sanford High School and of the Tallahassee, hT i r - £ Key U to he the flower State College a t Adelaide K«y_u T.llnr t hc ring where she was n member of Kappa Delta sorority. Miss Henry’ is on» of the most popular members of the social set of Sanford. Mr. Oglivie is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Oglivie of Earl BobWtt i f Ft. Myers will be Gainesville. He was graduated from Gainesville High School, the ' h A ^ u s k a l program will be ren- University of Florida, and Hnrvnrd. He is n member of Theta dered preceding the w . .f , t>>sIab Chi fraternity nnd is now a suc­ u u s Eleanor Herring, violinist, .ml Dr H A. McCnslin, organist. cessful young lawyer at F t. Myers. A wedding trip to New York and Mr, Emma Lyman of Altamonte M assachusetts is planned, nfter Springs will favor with vocal nu.nwhich the young couple will go to bcJ.s aT’ Myers to make their ke-j-.p*. After the ceremony, U’f ss& srsy U * 192b. Once International Outpost,Dutch Port Now Like DeadCity Interesting Program Given By Junior In Observation of Week ^ ry^ o g I l v i e w e d d i n g w i l l r e H l o v e l y EVENT OF WEDNESDAY it Maryland Town Quiet Do YOU Feel BJgfr? ill health makes W o fu tu rc Following Attempt To lookDoes dreary ? You cannot be strong Take Negro From Jail If your blood is not pure. To gnin FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce m y can­ didacy in the coming city elec­ tion for the office o f City in health and strength you need Commission. R*LE, Md,, Nov. 17.— Dr. Pierco's Golden Medical Dis­ H .R . STEVENS • SEATTLE, Nov. 17.—(A5)—Dutch UP)—Precautions were taken today covery. It adds vigor to thc heart r r t i c r ,m i7K,V tl to prevent a repetition of the a t­ beat and tones up the nerves. This - * Hn L* M A biN a tem pt made last night by sevcial Discovery of Dr. Pierce’s is made ; - m OF S A N F O R D hundred men to remove from the of herbs brought in by Indians I j w is h to announce that I Union county jail here nnd iyr.ch from reservations in the vicinity of Josua Tiller, negro, charged with Buffalo, a tonic for tho stomach. B«fofe the fur treaty among an attem pted attack on a four year. the United States, England, Russia old daughter of a farmer l i v i n g making ......................- best of- con- of City Commissioner to he glands in the Jijpan was consummated in near Millington. dltion. Your health is restored! determined in the regular itill, Dutch Harbor was an out­ With state police on the scene I Vim and vigor are yours! post of intrigue. In 1893. when and State’s Attorney Brown, au-| Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Municipal Election to be held seal poaching was at its peak, Am­ thorized by Governor Ritchie to, Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, N._Y.___ on the First Tuesday after erica maintained five cutters and tho First Monday in Decem­ four BuntMntl'VC eaH out the Salisbury company of ber of th is year. NOTICE Ish had i h r l tf!er U'eT BHt* Ithl> statem ilitia. if needed, there esc and itu,ti?Unboats’ Vno Jnpan‘ were no Indications of further trouTO ALL CONTRACTORS Your consideration will be selsanU KUS8ians SCVer“l w ar vos- b|e, On and after January t h e , apPn C? ffjfiIISH nt n Rn j' , I The mob began to gather shortunnng poachers roamed the sea* ly a fter nightfall yesterday. When 10th. 1926, thc W in te r , scale R K “ OUSHOLDEB. !' n^ raids were common. Probably the number reached between 200 Winter Days Are Here the best known of the early pirate* and 300 they moved near thc court­ will be §1.00 per hour. See Our New Assortm ent of was Alec MacLean, the Wolf Lar- house where several shot* were Local 1201. Sanford son of .lack London's “Sea Wolf." fired nnd the pail wns advanced Andirons and Fire Sets His last trip to the Artie wns upon. State's Attorney Brown, By M. D. JACKSON, made on the schooner Comancitn, from the jail steps ntempted to Financial Secretary. a vessel masquerading under forg­ stem the onrush by giving assur­ PHONE 8 ed Mexican papers. One of his ance the speedy justice would be best known exploits was when he done. eluded a pursuing cutter and an­ He was brushed aside, nnd about chored two barrel* of seal skins 75 men entered the sheriff's q u art­ to a bouy. Later he returned and ers. They were prevented from W ith picked them up. KENN FTTH reaching Tiller’s cell, however, by HAIU-AN* In 1911, alt governments involv­ five steel doors. Apparently lack ed in the seal industries agreed to ing leadership and unprepared to HEI.KN'K handle the killings themselves. overcome such obstacles, the meg UllADWICK Guard* it . .-•' Inieht j 1 *ho rook­ finally disposed ZASIT with eries and sealing-at-sea a a* made a fter the n rn t? /^ * S W . lMTTS unlawful. This treaty was drawn them to "go home nnd think it A P i c k u r a f o r *11 to run tr» years. The pact is ex­ over," MARY pected to ln> renewed next year, (tu n although British Columbia sealers h o hkm ary are opposed. TIIKBY At present the entire patrol i* UKAt. rSTATK RALPH carried mi by four American const U .- ll 1. l l 3 1st XNl'l. llnnlt (11,In. LEWIS guard cutters, whose greatest dut­ 'lt I'liom* i s n - W Hnnfortl, F la . ies lie in administering relief to lt«'|)ri.»rntli)K W. V. W lj.sltw . HOY northern residents. Justice and It r n t ll s t n l o IlroUvr HARNESS food stuff* are dispensed by these n rsscL L guardians of the North, while SIMPSON poacher* are of minor importance. v? i r’ *n Aleutian Islands of Alaska, once a military rendez­ vous of four nations, is like n dead city. wf ck koing "Constitutional the Junior Cla-s of the • nnford High School, presented the program having for its subject, Patriotism.” Tho program opened with the en.irt* school singing "America, The Beautiful." An essay, "W hat ' 7*30 o'clock* the l-lag Means to Mo'' was rend Mil* Cathby Louise Thrasher. Virginia Jiniddresscs. kin* next gave a rending, "Loyal^ The Flag," which was folnent of ‘h°. owtd by an essay, "America, The Lain of Opportunity," by Oke Nordgren. . . 3:30 o clock. 3 o’clock, At the conclusion of this proi B. Hutton gram, the high school chou sang, Snlric-Hcnry Here Comes The Flag." This buffet sup* was the second of a series of pro­ grams, which arranged to be pre­ * 1 PcCottcs sented by the different classes dur­ f f t n d Mrs. ing the week. Wednesday morning the Sopho­ more Class will be in charge of the *t » the > .Hl*h No program. The subject will be, todcck. "Conservation And T hrift.’’***T.,o 0f \Voprogram for Friday morning will be presented by the Freshman i its monthly Class and the subject will be, "Know k our School." Patron* nnd friends of the school are cordially a t w i t h v a r i e d p r o g r a m at the invited to each of these program*. 7.1 i o'clock, ing was also given by Nell Aly. ,r , " ficse of Mr. Children’s Book Week was npThe librarian, Mrs. Brown, a n d ; DU* ICE SETS RECORD -T on Mag- nronriately observed last week at gt the wed- P. library the schools and the the committee in charge, composed' £ , £ T t V Woman's Club and of Sirs. Shinholser, Mrs. Davey,' TAMPA, Nov. 17.—l/P>—A new • Circle will ,e v rr.l interested patrons lend n j Mrs. Clark and Miss Love Turner, record for the local post office was W George their ready assistance in making were delighted a t the interest set during thc month of October, uch an overwhelming success. shown by tho children themselves it was announced today. A total The library had a very festive ap­ in Book Week, at the1large attend­ of $309,813.70 in money orders Contrasted to pertain : rnrnnce all during thc week wi.h ance a t both the matinee Friday were purchased. these figures was the payment of and the library Saturday, as well * Tlrnrs- }he beautiful flowers contributed at her ,)V j j r. Stewart, the florist, the as in the number who took part in $145,9*15,50 in orders drawn on thi* handmade posters drawn by Mrs the Essay contest. Over 50 essays office. , , Two U. F. Whitner, Jr., and Mrs. Derby wore w ritten and about 30 cut-out' — — ---Members of the Presbyterian [tegular a„(] the lovely collection of juvem c booklets made, the hooks chosen \ Honornble mention was given m Church nre now making plans for M“** books on display. The South Side showing the high standard of readthe Grammar grades for essays the fall reception of tho church, lliat'un. primary school loaned a clever ing the children nre doing. They included the following' ^ ! 'lut,En Ruth curann. Mary which will lie held Friday, Nov. teachers anij table made by thc children build- representing a Pilgrim scene ami titles, which nre among the finest ,!• ci'1' *' ranees^ I earson and No- 2D, at th" Manse. The reception WILL BE HELD AT the cut-out booklets were also on in children’s liternture: Heidi ,P , , Shannon. All who took part will be held between the hours of n Peter Pan, Blue Bird. Robin Hood, m the werc P'c "nte.l with four and five in the afternoon and attractive m inature Book Week eight and ten at night. l *One of thc most delightful fea­ Alice in Wonderland, Huckleberry L World," tures of the week was the Peter Finn, Jungle Book, Secret Garden, posters in color. , The .. t,ani*rs were A program is being arranged, of the pan" matinee, which Mr. Mareti- Beautiful Jjpe, Voyages of Dr. Dj - 1*'r.a . ,.®n , 0 ' ‘iilowing points: and a cordial invitation is extendOn a start littie, Japanese Fairy Tales, Kins 101 ****nal»ty, language, neatness and t.,j („ a|| friends and members of tette, manager of the Milnne rth at 7 theater, arranged for the children. of the Golden River, Hans drinker, Is llc inR* the church to attend both sessions fifteen There was a capacity audience, and Christm as Carol, H i s t o r y of! Sincere thanks are extended by | Thc purpose of the two gntherAfternoon and Evening. Amerlca, Rumpelstllkcn, Dutch Hie Lihrnry to all who gave their ings is to give opportunity for the | hat? will the enthusiasm of the children Twins and Pollyannn. The books 'tim e and effort in making this members and friend* to became showed that children's matinees Fancy work, Gandy nnd o t h e r i I o’clock, can be successfully given, as wus pre»ented as prizes were all beau-1*Ut'h n complete sum **. The re- better acqtiiunleil. holiday suggestions. i tf the Preat i f u l l y illustrated editions. .spouse made by the chudun shows i -------------- -----------evidenced by the genuine interest J be held at The library gave as first prizes their interest in the worthwhile| MRS. WALSH IS HEAD Iftnoon he­ shown both the parents and the Peter and Wendy by Harrie, Fairy . things, which was the most g ra ti-; A delicious Chicken Plate Dinner -------l d it night children who attended. Tales illustrated by Arthur RackfV 'K feature of all. A cunsplcu< HU AGO, Nov. I,, id iMrs. will be served from ll p.m. to Vp.ni. The special program held a t the lixL library Saturday afternoon ns the ham and Ju d y ’s Perfect Year by "D* example may be given. w h n i|J. WaDh, 80. mother ot Lev. hathThe second prizes given little Sam Younts gave a new • opy i r Matthew \Vul*h. president of the closing feature was another pro­ Bennett. Mrs. Shinholser Mrs. Davey of Kippling’s Ju st so stories, m Notre Dume University, u dead at by nounced success. Mrs. Clark were Peter Pan’s (he wanted to remember the l,,l her home here where she hud lived Over 300 were present and and though the rooms were over crowd­ Picture Book, Poriidge Poetry b y ; rary during Children a Bool; WueLy^nto 1800. ed, the children all behaved beauti­ Lofting, ami Little Women by A!-| Thu pnzo essays and thus - which , cott. The committee who acted as received honorable mention will be fully. Before the program began iia B a a a H a a a c a a n a a a a x a a M a a a M u a n a a !)■■■■■■■»■■■■ a M a a a a a a a N n iia a a iia m iiia a a ia a H N H H a a H a a B B H a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a H ^ Intirid from they sang many of the old time judges were Mrs. L. R. Philips, read at the Library next Natuiday songs and Mrs. Davcy and Mr.*. Mrs. Markell and Mrs. Duvey, Mr>. , /norning in the place of the regu ;U ♦ * H + * + * + + + H + + + '> + t'+ 'H "H '+ J.H + + H + i * H ,+ t+ 'H + + + + tH + + t+ + + + * + + tt+ + + ’i’+ + + + + t + G r + t F > t+ t + * * H + + ? + # + * + tH B Clark entertained them with in­ Henry W right made a short speech !,,r atory hour, i spent the ti-resting stories. Mrs. Howard, and presented the following prizes , i rji’.in* her who had charge of the floral de­ in her usual gracious manner: First Prizes corations, made the building look P L A IN A N D N O V E L T Y W O O L GOODS 2 very attractive with the beautiful Sadie Shannon for Grammar A N D F l I R T R IM M IN G school grades. llpn i* ex- chrysanthemums, roses, and other M argaret Vmrny of Lake Mary ■-e Ufcilvi,*- flowers presented by Mrs. Joe Meisch, Mrs. Davey and Mr. for interm ediate grades. Anna Jane Gantt of Weet Side Stewart. fi t inches wide, plain colors to match. I'jpoe and \ delightful program was rend- School for lower grades for in­ All shades r2« have t.red under the able direction of dividual work. First Grade of East lOiilvie- Mis ; McRae and Miss Cherry. Miss Side school for Lower grades for McRae's pupils gave an entertain composite work. Second Prizes ing one-act play, "How Girls Edwin Shinholser and Minnie l l latcr- Study," followed by a reading by lifxj of Nell Aly, and a Colonial of the W aters for gram m ar school grade*. 01 inch, in tho new .shades. Blanche Cunningham of South high school effectively presented Side School for Intermediate Gun run teed pure wool a short play called “The King of J^turn- Booklaml." The costumes were uni­ grades. *Kt* I] que and the parts admirably taken Morion Clause of South Side in both plays. An enjoyable read- School for lower grades. «tin(f D*e attheCon- g * -w s g ? S t A s “3 Ball Hardware Co. “f e , . : h5 e K = :;3 MILANE THEATER, WEDNESDAY rHTT DREN’S BOOK WEEK OBSERVED LIBRARY vttil* tnd wives Porter E. Pitts Presbyterians Are To Give Reception B EPISCOPAL A Z A A R The Woman’s Cluh Tuesday its J Plaid Flannels $7.00 yard All Wool Kashin and Balhriggan $3.50 to $4.00 yard 54 inch. All Wool Coating Can You Solve This? of 11 their Khr $3.50 yard D1BRFLAG Fancy Braids In all shades, Edging and Handing. Some w ith fur edges, navy, brown, Tan, grey, bluck and white. [4 w Tliif nliiiif* I r f l r r i u l i r n p r o p e r t y n r r a i n ^ r i l lo riu t h e nnts»r "* « la f r pr«‘«>lclritf» K i r r j r o n r urm lliiK In Hi** ***»rrr«*f •*»»**•* film if ill Im* n i i ii r i ln l u fitiltillftjt t «tt mIi i * •OiliMl frYt, 1TU.I* nmi **l«*nr of nil rn«*unthrnncffi, liffn lril In o u r nt m*r miiIi iVH luluttn l i r t t f r r i i N r n \ urU i«n*l A tin n tic* Pity* T h in n B pf rip IrrH Dri’r m h r r I5 lb , ID1T. ts'»f(isy IRealty I •e r.tdivij- l l r p ’l. IOS 54 inch. Plain Flannels 15 now fall shades, guaranteed all wool. — * fk — BA_________ i 1Hn. He- n ■ ■ *«la peat1■ dote. 5 d is because they h a v e d e­ veloped som e defect. T h e cause of th e tro u b le c a n quickly b e l o c a te d b y o u r ^7. B'.d»9U * from a a P 9* enraptc. * MDream-15 | 4t Jack- 8 Demonstration Here *hn will give you 4 demon•tr.llo n u i j a W ! ■ 1Winti 5 « . '» - TV 1 A^ W iiw ■ Thursday and Friday . ‘Jxico (r^ . He know. Jeeithoroagh!*• having November 19-20 ? "n trained *1 m the lufflout Have your fo o t troubles Adjusted | | r-S ch oll ^Ihad of Fool Correction. 1■ .n hus? Dr. Scholl fo o t e x p e r t , n t‘ Hr. »nj ■ ' Scholl **■ J' * m Novelty Wool Goods Velvets !18 in. extra fine quality in light and dark street shades. $0.00 yard N ew D etails Fentured In W om en’s and M isses’ Sport and Fur T rim m ed Loats Fur Trim m ing A collection of smart luxurious­ ly fur-trimmed coals <l‘vi ' ,, of so?*, pile suede nnd ncedhpolnt fabrics. Coals nf beauty, dij'P'a>'inj| our usual high standard of workmanship. Many versions of the new silhouettes. Flares, «tro ig lines wrap-around and ripjl effect In the new sh1“fe!,l C uck o o , tan, boVhara nml l1' Full range of size*. 1 to SinehcH wide Coney squirrel Fof lined and unlined. White, brown, tan, grey and black. $1.50 to $4.50 yard mm s « $24.00 to $79.00 New line of winter *P°J f “ *J without fur in greys, tan browns. All sizes. Lloyd Shoe Co. SI 7.50 lo $29.75 Baumel’s .I V * ;; The Yowell Company m a a a .. Specialty Shop immediate relief * The P. O. is Next Door to ■■■I 1 1 SPOUT COATS fir&rsyfaxTAMa ,f* »^he'h1 rhT °r ^owJ'ou' led . r ^ U^ ,W n *«' if they —■sc c - S c v fe : f Coats Hyour feet give you pain from 1Lik md " IbtVto , $3.00 yard Xi-O Y o rk CIO *ko is t | VT. mited "1 1 be 35c to $1.75 yard MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION llll I V n l lo ih s t r e e t L! *. Cope, navy, tan, brown and green. Small and medium check, stripes and plain colors. aaaaaaaaaaaaf " a a a a— losaaaaaaaaaaM M gaai "%■ �THE SANFORD Y, NOV KMBER17. On Sem inole B oulevard Monroe Terrace, within the city limits of Sanford, just four blocks from the new Forrest Lake Hole! and two blocks from beautiful Lake Monroe, offers to the peo­ ple ol Sanford a most desirable and convenient section in which to build their homes. Inquire at our office 606 First National Bank Building, Sanford Chas. L. Swinney, Local Sales Manager Offices: Sanford and Daytona �liL; v< m <:S : the - . Florida Lost But Sanford Won At M ontgom ery, Declares “Bob” Holly ------------- ---------- Monday Night’s Bing Battles m an nnd Judge White he ate their By. R. J. HOLLY I PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.—<JP) me wise mnn, probably Joe suppers thrown in. Some | —Bonny Bass, Philadelphia fcateror Henry I,ong, a few days About th a t time Forrest Lake, [Ball or 1weight, defeated Jos. iLompurd, *' brilliant idea the George DeCottes, Joe and Roy _ ! ago conceived ■ Dow U- ( peei ng up a gang to go to Chittenden, Bob Newman and Pan American in six rounds. the witness mu F loridn i yfontgoniery Florida \rnntf»omery nml and witness several others strolled in nnd put Joe Basara, Norfolk, Va., won to Pre- 'football game between Florida and on a vaudeville sketch entitled, « decision over Marty Powell in New York in 10 rounds. Icme ilppi Game Alabama. Joe Ball was very ac­ “ Bicnrdy, Where Is Thy Sting," tive in arranging for the party and assisted by B. A. Howard, Dr. NEW YORK—Eddie Anderson. „ with tears in his eyes as big ns Puleston, George H art and Lloyd Wyoming featherweight, defeated Brown. Dr. Langley and Ned Edouard Mascartof of France In hitti-mi hcn’s C*X3 insisted the Mattered fhe party nmJ j fc„that forI jtbe one Chittendon in looking for rela­ 2 rounds. Benny Hall, St. Louis . -- * pity gruh'err ”When ”— **•« the train tv*s was ready to tives, had wandered five miles into negro, outpointed Hilly Levine, New York, in 12 rounds. J to watch the leave there was no Joe Ball. A m the country and came across Fred usual he was too busy to leave Long, T . L. Long, Henry Long, BUFFALO — Frankie Gcnaro, fir, the entire the store and sent a substitute in So Long, Gunter O’Uehrer and New York, defeated Vic Stonge, [one and gave " — . lfodg3on Ball to represent the Hope H uff nml were nrcsted by Buffalo, in the fourth round of a . „ mighty <n- £ja || Hardware Co. Hodgson is a county detectives and brought to 12 round battle, the referee stop­ [how bad this trifle nigger bigger in the waist than his the Pickwick Cafe for identifica­ ping the bout. » has I—.. m in»v., nnosmmilch <Hf. tion. father and just n c h diT js beaten or SALT LAKE CITY—Nobe Gerficulty sleeping in a Pullman so A rthur Yowell had his face in vnntes of Rawlings, Wyo., and erida student we had an opportunity to bet even Johnny O'Brien of Boston fought G»tor players money that he would roll out of the third plnte of soup but coming, six rounds to n draw. / . up for nir, recognised the noen | I m*n wearing the berth every time we rounded fnce of Henry Long nnd the whole i his best for n curve. crowd was released upon their own With their usual schedule tho identification and were again given A. C. L, kept us waiting here for jail the rc- an hour or more while Engineer the freedom of the state capital. .* will see the Paul Kooly ndjusted his overalls The train was supposed to leave nt 8:40 our time, which is 7:40 in Eng fic|<! W 0T.k: and sold a Pine- Montgomery nml several of tin" , - tilt with hurst and ttien tiie WttB at Tampa placed on board by the assistance p arty were left behind since the tocn. A num- of bystanders and we made good train was within five hours of fint stringers time to Monroe, all hands going schedule tim e on leaving and W alter Coleman w h o “knows is very doubtthe diner and remaining there Montgomery like a hook" took the i Edgar Jones, into P Petronis until it was taken off in Jackson­ train to Cincinnati nnd insisted ville. And this was the last din­ .{field as they ner wo ever saw on the whole th a t he was going to Columbus, Gn., to see his mother. t in the upjima tide, trip. They finally put him on another At Jacksonville our car was side­ tra in coming back to Montgomery i being disnaa defeat, tracked out in the wilds of the and the Inst we saw of him h-* {gains stu- Terminal Station with the instruc­ w as getting on nml off trains ns Mmcfls the tions that we were to be picked fa st as* they arrived nnd departed K a te the up by the Football Special in u and understand th a t he was offer­ jvo elev- few minutes. A fter n short wait ed the job of station m aster while jfmul two of five hours we were finally buckl­ there. ffilercept- ed on to a fast train and spent the Being very tired the whole gang ping ties- rest of the three weeks trying to managed to get asleep by daylight jfa n s are get to Montgomery. With a buf­ Which will fet car on the train the next morn­ a t which tim e they were again by Claude Whitten and [before the ing and fifteen specal cars to awakened Douglass asking about break III the Ag­ serve, the crowd had a wonderful Vnnce time practicing center rushes and fast. This was the twenty-seventh end tackles on the cook who was day w o .had gone without getting fa' also tho porter, chief chancellor of anything to eat on the train dm! |t"e wall in by tho time we reached Waycrosi, I 'me me to to reij rely tbe cuspidors and grand keeper of policemen had to keep us back Ijine to beat, tht* kt*yH Bmi corkscrews. from the depot lunch stand. ' The only way you could get a A rthur Yowell lind wired ahead jn m e limp- cup of coffee was to bribe th e for six orders of ham and eggs t their crush- cook and then stand in line to fo r himself, Hodgson Ball won _ Florida’s see who could give him the most second prize wih five and several ijirits and the money to enlist his services. others won honorable mention r high. F.ach George DeCottes seemed to have with three orders. Bill Thigpen rafest team in the best front nnd having impress- was feeling puny again and could | form of tiie cd the cook with his importance only c a t three porter house steak i, r!r nptriority was served first—the last mnn flanked by three orders of po­ k Jonei was to he served is still standing there tatoes, hot biscuits and cereals [rille where he in the cook’s galley waiting nml nnd Spanish mackerel for desert. del rest aft- we understood th a t he was to ho W aycross is only 70 mile3 from il bruising in stuccoed ami nmdo into a monu­ Jncksonvile and the special train i encounter. ment commemorating the “ Battle came in only three days and Florida a of Pork ami Beans." We arrived in Montgomery a fte r twenty-seven hours late and the Lite and Blue the game had commenced and hunch arrived home on 85—soi work in hope i called because it is 85 hours Into Ilian*. Cuaoh Mayor Lake was m et by the mayor in the winter and makes better \ to lay of the of Montgomery nnd tendered the tim e in the summer. « special inter- keys to the city. Henry Long was I rode up from the station in a Director met by Governor Brandon and taxi with A rthur Yowell and Bill tendered the keys to his cellar and Hewing statetho rest of the gang was Ihot by Thigpen and Bill said, “ Arthur, w hat was the final score?" Hud pFlorida team the chief of police and tendered A rthur said, “danifino, but it was it was a the keys to the jail. After a hec­ a wonderful game, a t that and piht 'houlil tic rush to the Gay-Teague which every time they play in Mont­ •the highest is the name of the hotel nnd is I want to go just for the i the true not a face powder, we were told gomery ride". that our tickets were a t the field nity. Flo rP&i !"-t. It which was only a few miles f a r ­ eedge and ther into tho hinterland and an ­ |h it least other rush was made to the Crampton Field—so-called because you cramped twice a fter you get ICBMillcil are there. Wall the Arriving nt the field we tried M EM PHIS, Nov. 17.—f/P)—Rev. i f 1.it, «f the main gate and were told to go \Vr. A. Clark, chairman of the con­ (hv.., hail *'«;1 'Iding farther down to another gate, ju st vention committee of the Metho­ *»•» nr l!l why, we never found out for as dist conference of the Methodist ‘■tme re- soon as we made that half mile Episcopal Church South, announced “ tttil the wo were told to go back to the today th a t active preparations are main gate and by th a t time we did being made to accomodate between not care much whether we found 4,000 and 5,000 delegates nnd vis­ ■tt interest the entrance or the exit but a fte r itors to the annual convention of 1* 11great much palaver and sign language [ Methodist Young People's As­ BMn* a the chief immgul of gates ami g a r­ the maj- bage allowed us to enter a t $11.50 sociation, which will meet in Hom-| phis Dec. 31 next. Hive conven-; Rfcncwl (Hr ami we sat down to witness tion will be in session through Jan. i I thr last quarter of the remaining 3. H f Shall two-thirds and were v »told v iu *Florida ' iv il tU il H eadquarters have been estab- 1 [?■«*.' and had waited on theV ,Hanford delega­ heretion some tmo but thinking we lished in Memphis and perfect a r­ 1**4 the were loat had given up ull hope rangem ents made to care for the various organizations. The Mem­ and allowed Alabama to make two phis conference, which met recent­ re- touchdowns. ly in Dyersburg, Tcnn., plans to JJ* allotSince we hnd already been ■end its full quota of 100 dele­ ■{JSn. Thc- “touched" several times this was I ' -CVI not ho had and we settled down to gates to the convention. 1 ■ Mi,-..hear the rest of tho story ns told I w H *' (!"- by the million und n half of Ala­ 127.Y AND MOK ARE FIRED h T * ’ to the bama rooters nil around us. The DETROIT. Nov. 17.—f/P)-A« to Alabamans had some mighty good the firing of Izzy Einstein and practice with the Florida tw in lT*- Ud to bit'll.?' i uni* after they had pulled every- Moo Sm ith, General Andrews had fct&lhi, £Y“ thing allowed in football and had this to say to the W. C. T. U.: h i W ^ /V r Irun the Gators ragged with their “I am not in sympathy with par­ toon]- ^ ' stunts and ueriul work th a t in- ticular rays, nor do I approve of I »rn- from c,Ullt’<l vvmK walking, fancy diving any agent making n monkey of j '•oagh Fl.iMn iim’ h'lth altitude records, the himself," tt*• ' maimed and dying were taken to plean - the hospital, fresh reserves were out und the slaughter con­ i u ^npioa- called tinued. f r:. Railway „ taxM, ar the corporation taxes, -or taxes, etc., etc., etc. Mere Than. Is. Used theWeoccupation will Just forget them for a ■ A*-. And wfcat she saidto me taxed ■Iw«Y« my fore be* ranee. worth. And what I thought, bat didn't Town, while, if we ran. I refer to how we have nerve enough to say to her, MEXICO CITY, Nov. 17.—UP)-; are taxed every day in practically taxed my conscience. Lands of the Mexican N ational everything we do. And so it goes with nearly ev­ Railways are producing more oil ss-sron tj U g c o i m i M Even when we are on pleasure erything we do. . ' ••. <! *• than the railways use fo r fuel no, ^bent we can " {!« ••» being taxAnd so it f o e s with nearly ev­ not “essope t t t P a r k A t p _ M m g j flo o r on oil company! a subsidiary to ed. to «»•—»Illustrate « i Just »...♦ ♦* the little erything we do. -- -- - H»« 111 pa lot ins. paper haoclm . glass the railways, has been organized point 1 am trying to mak. If you don’t believe you are tax- setting. Estimates, given free. to slevelop the railway’s oil P*°* work guaranteed. Prices I went to a banquet the other ridden, Just (eel of your own back All perties. right. night and this is about the way 1 and see how sore it is. New wells are being sunk. Gov­ was taxed. Hut life has its compensations. ernment officials hope th a t when .My purse was taxed for the Even at this banquet none of the the railways are returned by th e price of the ticket. speakers got up and said "There government to their form er private Then the banquet was a tax on were two Irishmen, “Abe and Ike/* ownership the developed oil proper­ my time. One of the most valuable lesties will be sufficiently valunbe to It had about ’steen courses and ;wons we can learn in life, Ed. is offset some of the losses and de­ it taked my stomach. that anything that’s worth while preciations in the railways. The menu was in French and costs what its worth, if we can Is a prescription far th at taxed my knowledge. just be sure of getting the worth of The toastm aster rose and said what we pay we ought not to have Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, “we have with us tonight,” and I any more kick than near beer. And Bilious Fever and Malaria had n gun in my pocket, and that when a fellow buys an Essex Coach It kills tho germs. HON. ED. WALTHALL, taxed my restraint. Care Seminole Hudson-Essex Co„ The speaker made some state­ Sanford, Fla. ments th a t taxed my credulity. Dear Ed: The banquet lasted nnd lasted There is no questioning the nnd th at taxed my patience. statement, Ed, that we are a tax------ Builder of— And then another speaker wns ridden pcnpl?. introduced and th at taxed my en-, GASOLINE, ELECTRIC nnd STEAM LAUNCHES ...And when I refer to taxes, l do durance. , not mean income tax, which _ ..••wHiv wmen ^ f ' SAIL nnd ROW BOATS Finally I got my hat and byso gladly pay to "keep from going purse was taxed again. Boats nnd Motors Repaired to jail, or the license taxes, or thei Ii got nomc late late and I had .toc got home Catalogue Specifications nnd Prices on application concealed taxes, or the municipal make some . to..mienthe taxes, or the county taxes or th f .Mixsuss and that taxed my engenMt. Dora, Florida state taxes or the automobile tag uity— m TAXES WISE BOAT WORKS I ----- ■ ■ ■ - M V. I I One Single Investment Worth More Than Lifetime Saving I i ; ■ t' i c .* t The closeness of Sanford Grove to the fast growing section of Sanford is responsible for the assurance that this property will advance in value very rapidly. Lots near » • ijli any growing city have always been a good investment and the profit on a single lot has often been move than a lifetime saving. A SA N FO R D GROVE Memphis Preparing For 5,000 Visitors "AMID MAJESTIC PINES” . Vi. i ■ /! Where Lots are Offered for Sale As Low As $100. I The first section of Sanford Grove has been put on sale in Sanford. We are gratified with the response that has already been received. Sanford Grove will sell to the peo­ ple of Sanford who know the real value of property in th at location. There will be no misrepresentation on the part of our representatives as to the m erits of Sanford Grove. Every lot sold will be sold on the strength of the possibilities of Sanford Grove. Improvements are included with every lot, and every improvement will be made as agreed. Compare Sanford Grove lots with its graded streets, sidewalks, and tropical shrubbery with other Florida Developments at the same price, then you are sure to see the real worth of Sanford Grove. High elevation and strategic location are im portant features to consider in buying property. In Sanford Grove we have both. ffifSS of Why have It:* ;1" 1 h^ ‘ Bill Thigpen sat on my lift nnd IIi nry Long on my rig h t and when Salt. i*ilh J/rJsw* hevn Bill was not asking me where ho could get. ................. something % to ?eat, t VinHenry wonA o2 matily. , , , , telling me abo“ t \ l< A • ‘ ‘V- , rful tale we weto s 'l f the ' alter a very- bnUl? L k McKeOV»n ~ * 7 rAlabama team ,J *Ca aneord slip’i t \o i) '"ho was yelling 1° V jnu\ to be v. from a W\r.ana •: . uiHUence. fIVtU(\k m O W u r e 'r,‘-.I u,,i me BOILS? Boils and pure, rich, red blood never go together. They simply won’t mix, any more than oil and w ater. H ealthy blood dries these >ests rig h t up! T hat’a the reason L S. S. drives agonizing boils com­ W\ About *.'is time . t o s tu ri pletely out of the system. There's \ when the gam«- 'V' , ,'u nicss Gover- not a chance fo r a boil, or any other M.ri- and Henry ";Ul1 lh him in breaking out on the skin, when | Am uxchcd the nar Brandon recogn votc {0r pure blood, full of red ceils is rush- ( r-^hat the mb-\tbe audience he wou l ^ ni\ w g through ycur system. J .! kc?.U h John Martin instead ' f V*Kr„ ' t And th a t’s w hat S. S. S. docs. “s i * “» « .r Builds up the red blood. Put3 red- . l« o* 'PPoint- Judge White » « K f & i c k Cafo blood-cells by the millions back in leave earlv for the i , few SUtt ar,l see if m «mU i n j j l j \ onS tho system. S. S. S. makes the 1 xteaks, etc. We left the blood so strong in healthy, and the rest of the Ka L ^ blood-cells th at painful, torturous boils—disfiguring pimples, black- 1 .cold .tones of Crumpton tie r r j as rare a. (ard after assuring the heads and blotches—itching, burn- . _ i iht wid Andre'that *«•. . m —u i mg me gate keeper! |« • n th.' 0.1* f t L ? that were coming right back ing eczema and rashes and other Mai n’ V Florida to her fate and beata em barrassing skin eruptions sim­ Mada get o u t R * r town. Bill Thigpen was plyTl'_ _ f t c t S. S. S. has been doL?3 "„ot ^ n ^ w o n ' I ! "was V *1 , • f : 'ir.g well so he ordered 1 ----'q " § J inrc-.' r^e A o u can get ■ S. u‘aks. aa lialf half peek iwm Ip of nnv | tl 1 hole. bole 1Ii ««*-* w Ct! / '.teaks, t,eaks,mlf Pcck ° f ffried ■-^ 3. from any tftiltty 1 a l)eck of sliced tom atoes druggist, b , have boils? Get ■flat’s b.)x" ini lkreo cup* of coffee and th e n ' the la rg e r ’a more ecu-11 J‘ a ipecf^l favor to W alter Cole- nomical. S -Yi Sanford - -j' f Bart Nason, Sales Director FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. REALTOR SANOFRD, FLORIDA �: '' W m: ■■'•/ >UTOUB WAY By Williams • • 17, 1925. LLD, TUESDAY, NO] the ■ TTiAGCNM-fecp *n Be A BlGr J o S 1 -TIP MAKE IfciS P U < £ C A FE I L«VE iMi IN Z « U S f C5 M WANTS -SOUTHERN BELLE** .^i _ .. « K , S TH f f i « T C C o r ATLANTA, Nor. 17.—(/P)—Gao. Sutherland, reads town news, wants a wife, and prefers a ' ‘Southern Belle'* to a “Northern Icicle". He write* the chief of police asking to locate her. ?N AND®FOHa ” * TY. ______ h a v in g M T CT«CO,lT '•thbbbfojs COUN­ defindaiira«jy to a p p e a r A. R- p p o n r r- S BANK O F 8 A N F O R D . LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.— UP)— Dorothy Tyc, 1>, who charged a dime’s worth of candy Without per­ mission and ran nway while her mother was investigating has been found suffering from cold and ex­ posure. d e f e n d in t ^ R on lh e “ ORDER S“V ,f K T&M5J January J R „ | r jay c o m p l a i n t filed hS'in ■n.I.'e-—. 11 ” •“MI.KI.M'.T". “ ;°jrw“ u'f'; “sKfiiSir*1.. urrlrr he PW*»ViD w M k s In t h e Hanfo u r consreull I)ap* r p u b lis h e d ford Herald. • ’u . o t a n o t h e r In : j g u T be p o s te d o n th e a n d M a r y P h il lip ? * an<i P rtjW & T «5 F t.o n i» A . w o i .e . ’ |{fapondentB SUFFERS FROM EXPOSURE L .u - I Bl • nnl- 1 ".'.‘" ‘i i w h e re o f I h a v e h e r e In wl*n' “ a nU o ff ic ia l seal to fiVuv'lt ■...* « that lUry f i l l i rpe -s . nffi one ttia t o'de L,i.uf ' A M W E E K S D. C. Blent ny Htrei-t. ClJveTand*:*Ohlo. a n d ' t h e s a i d M l t | t 8 B A D _ '•■"I. ; r : H all, Pentland ! AUDITS « f ■ SYSTEMS' Jacksonville. Tam*., San^ d , w i t H f t CENTRAL FLORID^ op 3 1 7 *318 F ir st National ^ ■ c Sanford, Florid, S. G, GRAY, Resident ] S in iiiiu iM n iu iim i,,^ __ h er ^ lj^ ^ nt J ads7 aW “sur|" “ « r 1 xjl • Bh 'T 3f \ | el,* S i-' or U # A ' *V« • |hi\U|0/i fV/|bi Bn*.- g 'M : H k !& Free Bus to Daytona Shor wfea 9 *• - A -* • # Announcing Our First iMd'l,,. Li R e st “Th e lM OLD Tim pea c e r J O B ’S W EA RLV er , ji Leaving T hursday ■i DOKlt: h a lf p ast eig h t, retu rn in g a t fo u r . / / • > * _____1 _____ J STIiVVAltrS WASHINGTON LETTER By UIIARLKS I*. STF.WART Bulgarian Princess Is Burned to Death ML! * iWn f Tj i f l in th e attern oon . Be our g u e st a n d t jjj -------r tj CROSS WARDEJN, IJungury, r ] II*-’ knows it's essential to u good Nov. 17.—l/I*)—Princess 6, Mika, ■ ] Job on his port that lie should, wife ol an adjutant of Former [ i In* on his best behavior, no li.'iiim v Ferdinand of Bulgaria, wav r J wind* his P's and fj's. burned to death today while clean- I 1 But occasionally some young a puir ol glovi i. L^ secretary or attache abuse* Ids tagUsing she stood clo*c to J J privileges. Ho seldom commits a a fire andbenzine, the gloves ignited. With * ] very high crime, but it’s by no hands and face and beautiful A <■ means unusual for hint to knock her hair aflame, she ran, u living !*■ the stuffing out of nil reed regula­ long torch to lier husbands room, where tions with his automobile, and pro­ a blanket thrown over her. Aid hibition luis suffered a consider­ was too was late, however, and she able number of infractions at Ids died in a few minutes after inteiisi I hands. RUlfering, She was formerly the • • • Eli sion I'rlnres* Itowowa and w u s'L f Only n few day* ago on* of U .1 yearn old. Washington'* young diplomatic hiil.i scorchers overdid m atters i<» GLAD TO Id: It U K IIOME * * * an extent which forced the police Uy tho lime n diplomat reaches lo complain to the State Depart­ NEW VUItK, Nov. 17.—(/Tt — ministerial or ambassadorial rank ment. The department, in turn, Mr*. Gertrude Atherton is glad to he’s very apt to huv» acquired an tactfully suggested to the offen­ be back home from Europe in the acute sense* of responsibility—to der's embassy that it thought n “(.and of Crime." When h>- read hip own superior* if not to the of­ spanking would do him good. American papers abroad they ap­ ficials of tno country where lie re- > There's small doubt that he got peared to i ontiiin nothing lint prosenta them. it red-hot from Ida chief. crime m ws. 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—It must be nice to he ft diplomat in n foreign land, for diplomat*, so circumstanced, can't ba atcesU d like ordinary folk#. To be sure, there's no law ex­ empting the diplomatic corps front the nuns rule# that native# have to abide by, but International cus­ tom doc# exempt thorn from pun­ ishment for these rulos' violation. If u diplomat makes himself un­ pleasant, it's perfectly in order to ask hi# government lo take him away, but fot tho government of tho country he’s accredited to t i do anything to him would lie a breach of clhiimttc too awful even lo be considered. m o rn in g a t enjoy our h o sp ita lity for th e d ay. F or reservation phone 346-J or call at 105 South P a lm etto A v e. DAYTONA SHORES 4 4 the Pi athof Sanford’s Greatest Development Lies M A R V A N I A I? The trenchof the city’s greatest activity is Eastward. Improvements in all develop­ ments in all developments in this section are being' rushed to lie completed within the next two months. Tho completion of the new Forest Lake Hotel is being pushed so as to be ready for the tourists when the season opens. Tal i Marvania is surrounded by all these activi­ ties. To the south lies Fort Mellon where all streets are now under construction. To the West is Maytair where all improvements have been completed, and where lots for less than $4000 are unobtainable. Just four and one-half blocks away is the new Forest Hotel where great activity of all kinds will be ear­ ned on throughout the winter months. Marvania with all this activity offers tho foresigh ted investor an opportunity to reap enormous profits. Lots in M arvania are ex­ ceedingly low and range in price from $2500 to $3650, on terms of 20% cash and the bal­ ance 10', every three months. Substantial profits are assured those who buy in Marv­ ania now. I,cl us have the pleasure of showing this splendid development » M a rv a n ia Investment C o m p an y Realty le n t s Masonic T em ple fc v t k' » i jtj fa k v. £ . mu iu .W fltbfir- . . m iu ^ ? in r a n ilS n .h ,. i .. i i ».j ;• && m m M ^ ^ c V » T * w******* v I •if �. .->■• ,*' -: T A' 2? *- •»^:*k;.Vaip ■.s’. • iii'p; \ ----- **^ & r f i• 1 Love is awfnl-stuffOlV* » fire E/sU'ra THK^ANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1925. ' Dead vva^Heroes Has Uplj,f Life Is iAim The rv 1 National ----- ‘ a u i i Of 1 1 IC BeenRewardedbyDebt u nce Backward State Of Azerbaijan l y o u v t » T « l 11L 1 u c a n u s -Efix­ ers *1* in the .. Amer­ ind or** ire about ,sh film* _fte witK principally morn en made t’s forei d to proEngli*" | mrroundnost cases by AmeriAtiom, the lie to meet an equal a market [Dominions sAMIENS, Nov,>ei7. _ (/p ) _ p ublj S ? * im e n u m hirctcford Jwt* -entiem Of hooks written try French ........,. .oWen; ? A m en-""' ' J J British studios nnd equipniet- writers kiiietl m action tjurinp, tll0 E ^ t h S t nirendy have been out Wprld W ar put M. -Edgar Malfere but th e r tt.« jj;;s,a “ J U W * » in financial ftraRs, but it may obp-oOT and plans o itudlos. tain^ for him thu decoration of the Lejtion of Honor. The publisher vrntured all his fortune in posthumous writings, *n l - t.L nroduced’severnl I’-L which in part was a labor of love, bccnu.se Mnlforc’s brother, an. au­ thor of prnmisu.pnd a host of nu“ Son tobcltev. that i ” „ ;p,o d a c tta , - i l l W «*» ,,,,, thor-friends, '.’nJlU ' death in war. , U1 w.w — 1 , 1, 1.. Wishing to provide n liternry mccessful in morinl to tliem, Malfere got out some of the Domimons, expensive collections. Their sales did not reward him. Form er poilu writers of France. the best o p p o rtu n e toA m cncan •for the most part too poor to as­ for psSluc on work, pointing out sume the loss of their publisher W free from the drawbacks friend, have asked the minister of Of' l*>Bh;Pr,r«l »tairh; fine arts to deco rate Malfere with and sapnra; the 11, 1ml hMlteni on the Legion of Honor for unselfish nnd patriotic service. ami Imver F"*l«e„>!»" ^ [ ' . u s a .t ’s jsrsp }* * S m V E n i& * IS « r« . his •ffg * K rd X " .h e nS ' » ^ n d much *.nt hive of her time in the future In m.knot hnv L produc ling picture over here 'Ians By Duntry ^troyed by Ijited States | Bike a city the Am- | fj*ration i> iof caret for moat i among [ i one of Mien up up Dec. ak‘* an [Hit ad- >Presi- se her*’ | irt.e for oon, in Iof'sage I «i public ■rtince to idly will be Muscb i and other stal pro|;p for dis- der cultivation nnd the Soviet gov­ 'most destitute and Ignorant the ernm ent Is spending $20,000,000 on caro which the relief offered which breaks 'o u t unexpectedly, irirgation. the slate is now pro­ through the American people is then keepu two people gathducing several million pounds of understood and appreciated. In crin^g fuel for It.*-' caviar annually. these people, said Mr. OranhelashBAKU, Nov. 1 7 ._ (^ _ A z e rb a i. D. Ornkholnshill, president of vili, will be found tho best expres­ ,mn: heretofore one of the most In an effort to simplify education t h M. e Trnns-Cnt’cnsian republic* sion of thanks and appreciation for backward states in Europe, has em- , "BtOTatc classed, the cnmplicatwhich embrace Azerbaijan. Geor*-help given the thousands of harked upon cxtensivcP irrigation C7u . . S alphabet has l>ccn sub­ in ami Armenia, snid the K nrata-' the orphans snd refugees in this part stituted fer tha more simple RoJ*»ilron«l. engineering and njrrieul- njnmc characters. Education of ail Kaloki canal now being built wilt | of the world, ta are cvcnievent.. \?l i, enterprises ......•*•***« "which m i n arc irrig ate 150,000 acres. Several new "unlly" expected ‘ * to rank it with the classes is now compulsory. railroad lines are under construc­ Development of Azerbaijan is en­ more advanced sister state of tion, the most important of which HOM E G U A R D ED BY N O B I.E M hanced by the fact that the state P e o ria . nas no political problems, the cur­ is tho Julf-Br.ku line which will NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—</T>—'The One of the government'a greatest rency hns been stabilized and alt link Western Persia with Baku nnd home of Mrs. Helen Gould Shop problems is to reduce the illiter­ minorities have been given equality other Caspian ports. acy of tnt> people. Only ten per of position nnd opportunity in tho The part tart the American Near pard is guarded nightly by a spec­ cent of the population is able to promotion of national life. while this jwtm<Wul 11 organization has play- ial policemen recognized by other E ast Relief value is offered read nnd write. For centuries the The principal industries nre a g ri­ in form ing the foundation for LRussinn refugees as Colonel Mnrt country has lagged behind all its culture and fishing. The state has cd Azerbaijan’s development is prais- | ynoff. once of the C zar’s arm y neighbors in intellectual progress. nearly 300,000 acres of cotton un­ ed oti every hand. Among the and chief of police of Moscow. Daughters Confedera To Elect New Officers HOT SPRINGS, Nov. 17.— — With virtually all of the officials of the United Daughters of the Confederacy having served the maximum lime permitted under the SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17.— by-laws of the organization, eleciip, first time the beauty, d i C I U ♦ 1 **'»*•shop has invaded Chinatown. Two tion here Novciuoer i«» to 21, this „f them are doing a flourishing year, will be of particular interest. Gen. \V, E. Freeman, Richmond, business. , , The operators are Chinese girls Vn„ commander-in-chief of the graduates of 'hair-dressing and United 'Confederate Veterans will manicure schools, and on the wall.-, be the guest of honor. Gov. Torn hang diplomas informing custo­ J. Terrnl of Arkansas also will a t­ mers Hint they nre duly qualified. tend. An outstanding feature ot Most of the patrons are Chinese the regular hnsiness sessions will girls who want the latest bobs and be the historical evening in charge waves. However, an occasional of Mrs. St. John A. Lawton, Chinese sheik, with pinch-back | Charleston, S. C. Other interest* coat and 22-inch trouser co^Jfs, ing features will he various awards be seen oppositu the manipulator for meritorious work. of orange stick, cuticle knife and The national memorial evening will he in charge of Mrs. J. W. buffer. Daniel of Savannah, Gn. “ IT CA N T BE” SAYS COUNT SAYS “M .V IS QUEER SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.. NEW YORK. Nov. 17.—(rP)—“ It Nov. 17.—(d1)—“ We have some can’t be; why I kissed her good­ queer governors in these United bye when she sailed for Paris," States but if you wnnt to find H r remarked Count Momer when first .’queerest of them all you will have informed that Peggy Joyce was to to travel all the way to Texas"— divorce him. When told that his from a speech by Dr. Alexander lawyer had announced there would Richmond, president of Union Col­ be no contest the count added: “I lege. is nothing to me." Don't worry about your big When public opinion is boiled feet. When you buy shoes you get down you find nothing. more for your money. Latest Bobs Are In Vog ue Among Chinese Iturc Juri r.r.ual banDk. 8. LIVESTOCK SHOW BY RADIO TELLS STORY OF BABY BEEF For eblouds tf/ y i«— ».« " ■.-j i |rc:n society y4 % i =41 'S WPl' I. * '11! 1 ! blutbloOl!- t* m \ _ iiere joy-full life igns all i , " f L t i i . j X r ^ * ' t . •» * t - i m U i L i J I *->n *.**■< I f you want to live longer, keep w ell,ancj play out-of-doors the year around, move to Coral Gables, in the land of southern Florida—the romance land where tropic sunshine smiles. iprtniifni of National Ikre the latH heavy-I itegh-stcpp-1 and polo I i Array ofIfctirs ami, |«tr.pete for , which lc::p. In the unetjtialeil climate of th is — the finest suburban city o f the M iam i district— families from every section o f the country are finding living con­ ditions ideal. I lerc they arc buying land and building homes amid palm-sbadcd gardens— living lives that they did not believe existed beyond the covers o f a South Sea romance. H er e they arc living in the healthful, zestful open air. There arc swimming, golfing, rid­ ing, w henever the Will, and not the weather, decrees! Hi he held Wren A"! lie cavM »roonis j Jw;' t I* om and F*;ih tin- women g f f will *ip I * ? "pa.cil the ■W J Stored t i&lrj. E .; Lp ■ K M . l#tklhe I-"' ' f2 *3i at 11. ^nil s t^C ana•0*, ■ P 'Dividendf in Health and Qash Sr \ . I U U v rj, ** ron- R ADIO listeners of city nnd country will have nn opportunity NoLr ^ which veniber 28 to December 5 to hour the broadcasting of tho Inter­ f t »f the national Livestock exposition, Chicago, where mere than 10.000 of the r ,lJ he held most cattle, sheep, swino nnd horso.i will bo exhibited, according to In wt i Ue’. rnnnaKer ot th® exposition. These entries will strive for it gbest honors nnd will Include tho champions of state and secD ivers 1 ,, 1 M nation. Tho broadcasting of every phase of this Hirrti !ve!ft?<k s,low wilt bo (lone by WL8, the .Sears-ltoebuck Agricul"jn I’ouijdatlon station. Chicago. Reports of tho winners, dally news Th e N,tions m i no exposition und the tulk.s of noted agricultural leaders will he lb r K"1* f , over the air ns rapidly as they take place In tho arena and audU Jr?* For thU t iii 1m' of tko outstanding features of the show will bo the exht-j '■?u Hie Demonstration Herd assembled by tho Sears-Iloeback; t r,zt he re. rm u ? i Foundation to bIiow that 1,000 pounds of baby beef can bo P * Wilson n ?ne Fear. Ilaby beeves of every breed have been collected in npnatmto that this achievement is possible. Calves like those \nntvL. . produced on the average farm at a dime a pound, t l n ' ' ' ' u!,i hi lilt™* * s,rlk,n" f^nture will ho tho exhibition of a more than two-ton we Kx,? ‘n ,,lg** rt,scm*<I from death at tho Chicago Btc;ky»rds 1,0 million rw n,.°V torr educational euucauonai purposes. purposes, The uoe litter wer-i,, ,i ..........*•“ l,un, 1,,t *■'“• Mlly 10 o** os**u f° i.n .rt «»Cl / 4,"^a pounds nnd came from the Bawlelgh Farms at has JK IATEPStheucth Som e o f the shrew dest business men o f our time endorse M orida*— Arthur B r is b a n e , II. C. l ' o r h c s , K d m u m ls , U n tc r m e y e n Liverm ore and Babson. t7\(ojv — is the 'Time to Invest Coral Gables is an investm ent for those w h o believe in playing sa fe . It is no dream o f w hat may happen. Coral G ables has happened. Mt is very real — an unprecedented opportunity^ for lu>mi**$eckers and investors. A living, eager city built by shrewd men and populated by people o f every class. Yet building plots in Coral Gables may now be secured by a moderate initial payment. T h e s e p lots arc offered in a wide range of prices, which include all improvements, such as streets, street lighting, electricity and water. D o n ’t miss this grand opportunity to live and prosper in this joy-full land where life is vivid and colorful, health­ ful and prosperous. Invest today at Coral Gables and ride with thousands to success. Buying and building in C oral Cables is combining the rich pleasures o f life in the tropics with the m aking o f a giltedge investment. Coral Cables is a marvelous city o f hom es and gardens, 7\V.\r 7 1r patios ami plazas^ dyne in the restful grandeur o f old Spain. "Castles in £ Spain” are actual here. A n d these very Few people know this country better liotnca, and the miles o f modern roads, than Hex Beach. He has traveled and the up-to-date improvements, are widely and lie i3 a man o f discrimina­ convincing proof that Coral Ctables is a very real and money-making invest­ tion and taste. 'The beauty o f Coral ment. Its f u t u r e s assured by the pros­ , Gables won him im m ediately. H is en­ thusiasm has led him to write a book perity ami tremendous growth o f the upon the miracle o f C oral G ab les. I.ct entire Miami district. Coral G ables is to the building o f the South what Cali­ us send it to you, to g eth e r w ith full fornia was tu the building o f the W e st. information about Coral G ab les— free! iSpccial Get in touch with this office for a trip to Coral Gables, These trips are run at frequent intervals a n d thousands of congenial and pleasant people are enj oyi ng them. Cal l or telephone for all the necessary i nformat i on regardi ng the best wa y to visit Al ia mi as our guests. Illustrated booklets, maps, price lists nnd complete mf or • mat ion about Coral Ga hies may also be obt ai ned here w i t h o u t obl igat i on to you. Let us show you what has been a c c o m p l i s h e d in Coral Gables, and tell y o u , o f the thousands of oppor t uni t i e s that await the early investor. m 3?s©? F ? ! i sivm ?? m m iu>? it'ach yp(/s oft by the harm of Qoral (fables ( nounccmcnt Ml » u .d » j x— «y>^«#»«k £‘or,\L (/ABI.rS CoKPOKATtOV Milano Thrntro lUtli*. II W II Sanford, Fla. PiciHo •fini me Rei Bearh'» Book apd / i Y. 1* f E! n -• r. t ( 4i full iiiforimiiioii aUnit Coral Gablet. I ondcr.ran-l that thi* |>lacei me under no obligation. a II*!«(*•*.a.**..*** •••MM•♦•••*#*#•• cilr/tl.. Hiatt.... CORAL GABLES Calumet furnishes all the leivenforce needed to raises any properly. Use h a ir th e u su a lly req u ired . 4 0 AAiles o f .W a te r F r o n t for information — write, thone or rail Sanford Selling Representative for £ m JJP^W iiD 'S GREATEST O U f M M j i V n ^ u i t h o s e o p a n y o t h e k asA W P /•o r a l C a b l e s Co r p o r a t io n , Milaik* 'iheatcre, Sanford 3 L I. �■ fr w w Fr.,*' rHV; IP , TUESDAY, NO T '* - * * ' • a ;•. ..................... ^ 7 .*/ w flg g S I p : •• . M L - * E»>- - f imL J ____ m n n n n n n ■■■■:7Mmm*nMaammwmaMumu*um*mmumMma77mnM*7nmmmammauuunnummm7u7u*nmEunMunnu W hy Have the Industry i g: Endorsed “Florid What Prominent Men Say * j . ,«,* - * a .* k i »-** < . > i Edward Higgins, President, Chamber of Commerce, Sanford. “You deserve considerable credit as pioneers in the creation and development of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” intensive poultry and agricultural farms in Florida. You deserve the support of this community.” Purpose i Lee S. Trimble, Trust Officer Orlando Bank & Trust Company, Orlando. K: t r ! Be? “Your development of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farms is a highly important movement in the rig h t direction. I am familiar with your plans— consider them sound and feel that this worthy work com­ pleted will mean a g reat deal towards the future stabil­ ity of Central Florida.” D 1 George A. DeCottes, City Attorney, City of Sanford. “I see no reason why you should not enjoy a great success. I sincerely hope that the enterprising people of this community will give you their whole-hearted support in making “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farms one of the greatest successes that has ever been developencd in this State.” i I I .a s n : — Because as Mr,.. Ar P, Connelly, so aptly states. “1 idea of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farms I s fundam entally sound, entirely practical and more-ovei| can be classified as an actual necessity for Central Flor id a ” “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” properties consist : ing of seven thousand five hundred acres will be deve oped into approximately one thousand scientific poultr i hi Fred A. Clarke, President, Chamber of Commerce, Longwood. : fit Mill i It i .i/iin i i * ». •• * “The people of my community solidly stand back of your “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” project. Our Coun­ ty should feel congratulated that your able organization plans this big development in our midst.” and agricultural farms. The construction program of th Orlando Development Corp. calls for the erection of modern suburban bungalow and scientifically construe ed poultry houses on each“FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES fni mm. Each farm will be sold as a completed produ A. R. Key, Vice-President, Seminole County Bank. “Your plan for the development of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farms is basically sound, a fundamental necessity to the industrial and agricultur­ al development of our community and should be support­ ed by everyone.” tive unit. An efficient marketing and producing Associatiol undei the supervision of recognized poultry and agri cultuial expei ts will be a powerful business buildiflf factor to every farm owner. �THESANt q r d HERALD. TITRsn a v NOVEMBER 17, 192S, PAGE FARMS ial Leaders so Strongly ’’-poultry FatT fio P What Prominent Men Say Forrest Lake, Mayor City of Sanford. Location “The most outstanding feature th at I sec in the de­ velopment of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farm s is the fact th at you will attract to this community approximately one thousand highly desirable families.” C. W. Entzminger, County Commissioner, Seminole County, Longwood. The location of “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” prop­ “The development of “ FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” will be of incalcuable importance in developing the in­ dustrial and agricultural resources of this community.” • ' »• ytrr*n*f <vl* -I t»•• .■ * • * ' erty is midway between the thriving1 and prosperous ommunities of Orlando and Sanford, affording splenrail and water transportation. Three railroads touch {property; one branch of the A tlantic Coast Line Railppassing directly through the h eart of it, within easy ess to the water transportation of Sanford. High ten- A. P. Connelly, Secretary Sanford Building & Loan Association. “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farm s is fu n ­ damentally sound, entirely practical and moreover, will be a great step in the perm anent prosperity of Seminole County and the City of Sanford.” ipower lines now pass through the property. R. H. Berg, Manager, The Sanford Herald, Sanford. The soil is productive, and suitable for intensive fctry farming and the raising of every agricultural Tc:ct—a more ideal location could not be found—the *feof “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” is the finest “Your plan as outlined seems, a very feasible one, and if carried out along the lines we understand it will be, it is certain to prove entirely successful and we are sure will be accorded the whole-hearted support of this great section of Florida.” 5^da, and will always be favored by discriminating Seekers and investors. “FLORIDA GOLDEN colony will represent a group of contented fam^ exemplifing cooperation and independence—locat^ ’heve Florida’s “ALL YEAR ROUND” climate lends Alluring invitation to those desirable families who are beeking this ideal environment. R. S. Entzminger, Longwood. “FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES” poultry farms as con­ templated by yourselves should be one of the greatest agricultural achievements ever accomplished in the State. I am sure that our people will instantly recognize the importance of lending aid to this worthy project.” CORPORATION Orlando, Florida — ...................................... ........... .... V .................... ....................................................... .....“ . 4 * ................................................................................................................................ -L k l a a f t . . l ________________ __________ �* ■ . . Ea® ■ Hh £ n J/sr&SwK ' a ■• M ^ 5 . T o d a y ’s 7 _ . _ 'j P REAL ESTATE £ tr v-• ,t BETTER BUYS 2 lots, corner,Oak INVESTMENTS 1st National Bank Bldg. 4 lots in Rose Court, 2 fronting on Hanford Avenue............................. $10,000 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 21 acres just o ff Country Club Road ami ju st outside the city limits. A beautiful tract for subdivision. .....„ • * ' * f‘ , * . r% THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w 30G First National Bank Bldg. In and Near Enterprise, the Big Developnu Sacrifice Sale: For few days only wo 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 nnd 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. 1 i o n ly Ilb 7 3 w ith t. inia In r o l l M a i I * . t i n t a m i M A T H t l u I ’l l h y 130, f u r lr m >•«*!. I n f i n e d I n r n l l t y o f th e r l t y m r n f ir m r l u m a p a r t m e n t . Ill'll- m il n iu l I m k nt thin, n o r M u t i In o n (i. I ’r lr i ii nl $7000, o O t - l l i l n l co n n , Im ls tire o n e iim l t w o n u n . T h in w i l l r. in lri- In m t llm ; o n y o u r p url. l i ' I H I ] c lt iln III. H lilln liln f u r .n iiiill f a m ily . I h i 'i f l l i lit n w liiiin liiK pluri- K a n y u r c e a a f r o m H a t if o n l A v e n u e n n d In o n ly H i m . a m i m i * . h a l f m il, n fro m lie n r I o f H u n f o n l. M«e u , f o r p r ic e a m i trrm n . f t H A I T I M I, H U M K I i \ H A M - ’l l l l I I A V I A I K . f a c i n g llm m I ’o iir l. ....... .. n . v . n ro o m i i o i i k i ., r o n ip l'- li- In e v e r y d e t a il f.»t I h la;, l,y t i n ,,o c o n n r. G a m u t - f u r t l i r i - earn 1 'rh m l n o w a t 115U0U. L im a t h a n u l l i l n l ra n li, bn I m ir e i, 3. 3 > t a r n 1593 Acres $87.50 PERACRE Half the price of adjoining land—Beautifully around and side of lakes, HKK US NOW! COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. McCALL & FOX [j; I: “The Firm Substantial’’ ■ S a le s F e r r e t U . K . Real Estate BRYANT & HATHAWAY General Insurance ■7H First .National Dunk Bldg. Sanford, Fin. Telephone 732 M r ! n il, II, U. f ' „» , i t . I„ s h lp p . Magnolia Avo. Phone 715 Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite P ost Office, Sanford, J 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land / r j ti * vj L■ &* [ ’ \ Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate •*»W# •** WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE l/J 'I * ! i ................. .lust completed, an ideal home in the best res­ idential section of Sanford, with double garage 53,000 Down The Houses we are offering for suft? were not built to sell. Balance to suit purchaser " FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 1131/, Magnolia. r R.C. TISDALE REALTOR Real Estate Investm ent Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per acre and worth double price asked. L '•i*n If you are undecided, consult us. Our opinion has been profitable to a large number. •x, ?< 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. rn — • 41 »I — — ^ WANTED ______ __ Fronting on First Street just off Sanford Aven business property is unexcelled by any in Sanf Many real estate men say th a t we are offer cheap. A Beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot 515,000.00. One-third cash. Listings of houses, lots, blocks mid acreage. If your price is right we havo the buyers waiting. Wliut have you to offer? The price for a few clays will be $110,000. cash, balance over 4 year period. 5% binder for] u 1 it „ We Offer an Entire Block rv r i ... • ' 152 Acres Phone 74G ............ . " One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue........ Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200/a front. P ric e ................................................$1 Seven Lots f ronting on Sanford Avenue betwej inercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00 A Six Room Rochond Stuccoed Bungalow HOUSES—IJUSINESS PROPERTY—SMALL FARMS ^ AND ACREAGE m l I* i * “REAL BARGAINS” Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel si J Licencd Real Esti “USE YOUR FORESIGHT" HOMES—I.OTS-FARMS ACREAGE r.llT l » \ i T \ r i m , HTIIUHT lie lw .- n M a g n o l ia unit l i i t m c l l o fur 13500 w i t h only ti sm all r a s h p a y m e n t . G r u b tlilk! v_ OSCAR R. BROOKS , „■■— » V t t O I. O T a f l \ M W I ’I I I I I I I I I I H . I I M , W i 'l l I n r n l n l l . f l w c n M iiK t in lln m id T 'alin ^Sln , 1‘r l r f i l th e n e s t f r w (Jity.i n t o n ly c a rli. T i l l s |. ,i r a n t iu rK .llli n m l w i ll rn|Ult>- <iuick n e t lu n ! S 1 IA I. I. I 'l - l l I! H \ fT ‘' %l£r-t Some of the Best Buys in The City P‘ ' ■ W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Meisch Pudding I. O T OV r i l C M Il A V I ’A I l: liP lw rrii l l il n l m i l f o u r t h fitr • u lt t 70x133. A rare bargain. $3,250. “Those Who H esitate— Lose.” It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension \ property i t*- R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Phone 713. $5,500. 10 acres at Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS Heal Estate and Investments. magnificent home. 80 acres near Chuluota on proposed hard road, $100.00 per acre. Good Home, close in—5 rooms and bath..................................................$ 4,500 t. Eastern exposure, Most beautiful lot in Sanford on Magnolia Avenue. OppojjJ ] Comer lot in Fort Mellon.................... ;.................................................. $ 1,575 \ 50x117, A ’ 3 lots on Oak Ave., facing Highland Park. 50x137. Phone 744. w / 60x117, Comer Myrtle Avenue and 13th, S t. K A R L J. SCHULTZ i and Central Ave. Bri11-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. i : LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS J<. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 MugnolUt Ave. THE BEST BUY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 73*/5 acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best w ater in the state, 1 j mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. Act quick. 210 E. 1st St. Phone 117 TWO HOMES One -l-room house, sleeping porch and garage 60 foot lot 1, ‘ For $3,000.00 Nenr 3 aubdivisions on French Ave. PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 766 5 Ball Bldg. B. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. ,,hone - 57,200 Two story house, 5 rooms, m provements, I5th anu ba Easy Terms. List your property with us. We have calls every day for homes, lots and business prop! Completely furnished Dangs 5 rooms and sleeping por«n, ' $7600 4 You can depend on our entire corporation. Beautiful cornerJ o t, $4500 <>nc lot Fart Mellon............. .— One lot Fort Mellon ... i >ii One lot Palm etto Avenue, LAKE MONROE DEVELOP­ MENT CO. ~ E. E. PAGE Brumley Puleston Bldg. E. F. ANDREWS Ma»c b a r g a in s ' TO THE PEOPLE OF ' ’ SANFORD 1 .J One ti-room house with garage on a 60 foot l«» for 11,000.00 with terms. Tamianii Land Company Room 3-3*/2 Ball Building Phone 142 I’hcmc 708-701) that can not be equalled for the money in the city. With Terms. 202 First Sired The Substantial R ealty1 12-V Gnmer-WoodruR , * Manager * ELEPIIONE 770 ___ 4 4 _ - ’ �ygasMi This Pade is a Paying Investment) 17— For Sale, Houses •>i«i uSalesman u iv aiiia n advertise in - l ~ Z ^ antc(l — Help, ---- -MU 111 the Journal-H er­ FOR SALE: Seven room house, 'ORGANIZERS WANTED- Mnle ald. South Georgia's greatest UASfiY'S VKUCi bTORE — P re-l two baths, close to business disand female for fraternal order newspaper. Morning, afternoon, ocriptlooa, Drugs, Sodas. Ws trict on Magnolia Ave. A. P. Con- thirty one years old Beautiful weekly and Sunday. Classified I are as Dear you as roar phone.1nelly and Sons. Phone 48.________ I ritual, catchy literature. Expcri- rates 10c per line. Woycros* Jour­ nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. I Call m . ____________________ FOR SA LE, na real uDnrgatn, 15 ’S.nee in „ , i n iR ferred but not essential. .__ ...... mu A realin bargain, 1B,Top notch contracts for producers. producers. room house best county. On Top notch contracts for SANFOIW ELECTRIC CO. r»» two beautiful lakes. 3 miles from A. C. Garvin, 709 North North Collins Collins FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in Successors to Gilloa & Platt the FORT LAUDERDALE H6 Magnolia. Everything elec- town, would cost $40,000 to build St., Plant City, Fla._________ _ _ _ DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ it now. If sold in next 10 days H e a l Phone 422. El»;iraffith WANTED: Salesman and Sales­ ard County thoroughly which is will take $15,000. Fine location lo> wto. r. Mr. hurley. Radio. 1 lady.......... Apply Curley. one of the most rapidly growing } for hospital or sanatarium . Will I Fletcher and Bulger Realty Co., sections on the Florida Coast.* EIGHTS—Three m oon*. Mag­ hold 50 beds. If you arc looking | Miller Rhlg. 113 Mugnolia Ave. Sample copy and rate card upon nolia and Second. F irit and Elm. for a bargain, this is it. I Phone 746. request. Bantord Avenue and 10th Street. FOR SALE: Exceptional business Expert aervlce. opening, fine garage building. 38— Wanted, Situation Male FOR SALE—Space on the page for classified advertisements. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing 70x134 feet in town center, Sor­ Painting— Decorating I Engraving, Embossing. See ur rento, Lake County, Fla. Price $5,- WANTED: Young man desires po­ Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that sc-ond-hanil goods? PHONE 303 sition several years experience , 9*a- first. We do it. Phone 4I7-W j 000. Title perfect. W nltcr Cooper, in general office work. Address owner. (ft. R. Ave.-Commcrclal S t i OHIO—Xonin. Make your sales! (tftlOB. ~ ■■■■‘I "Position" care Herald. through the Xenia G uette, ZenitM M JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 21.— Lost, Found or of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. trict. Want ad and display rates! 12— Advtg. Mediums Water ard Boat Tanks. A t Oak STRAYED from place 1 heifer on request. Avei.oe and Third Street. Tele­ iw tin tn i s h o p calf, 9 months old, red, well AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ BEACH COUNTY — T he| phone 111. 111 Magnolia Ave. grown. No marks. Reward. O. T. gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest PALM scene of stupendous develop-1 P canon. First Class llurbcra classified medium, rate, cash, 9c ment. HIRACLR Concrete Co, general Read about it in the Pnlmt Special Attention charge. 10c minimum. cement work, sidewalks, buildBench Post. Sample copy sent on' Given To Ladies and Children. Morning request. Ing blocks. Irrigation boxen. J. M. STRAYED OR S T O L E l^ P e rsia n lMArNE _ Walerv,lle Milane Theatre Bldg. cat, smokey black v,.h four Scntind. Thouaanda of Maine Tsrwllleger. Prop. white feet, white on tip of nose,!___ . • ••vKouuua U1 BlUllll. A LITTLF. WANT AD IN The, 11,1, LUMBER MIB1DUIS CO. W—. House - - - - - - o>> i—V t w - v . kers long hair and bushy people are interested in Florida HIM HERALD will bring you in big! Service. Quality and P rice.'''* j’^ r . ^ y . t w a r d for information lcad- property. Reach them through results. AdtCYtlfo muse old nr-> \DD REUSING — Multtgraphlng* ‘ing to recovery or return to J. B. the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ tid e s you have stored away and plication. AUCHITEOr have no use for. A little thlrtyfolding and mailing—as you Calder, Clyde Line Docks. ccnt ad may bring you several want It— »ben you want IL First National Hunk Bldg. WE ftAVE THE BEST BUYS Phone 67.1. IT. B. Porch, First LOST: White Poodle dog. Answers LEARN ABOUT T*olk County and dollars. I hone 148 and a repre­ Sanford. ------------- Florid* to name of "Peggy". Reward. ACREAGE* Lakeland, through the Star- sentative will call and see you. National Bank Bldg. _ }Phone 370-W o r 51. Telegram. Best advertising me­ BUSINESS-HOMES FOR RENT: Housekeeping apartdium in South Florida. Published DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise In LOST: In or around gram m ar M o n c 72 7 dint. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— ment close in. Want young Indy VALDEZ HOTEL the Gainesville Sim. school $100.00 bill. Finder please Lakeland. Florida. room-mate to share same. Prefer K u rn ii rm i I’lnn return to Herald Office and re­ one who works. Apply 314 East TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ceive reward. 5th Street after six p. m. on Sun­ MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people ers and ferr growers of Volus­ | S a n fo r d '* I . r a t l i n e H o fe i Valdez Hold Building . day.___________________________ are interested in Florida. Each ia county advertise in the Dcl-and _' ka •: ' *•'__ ;__ __ __ LOST: Liver colored bird dog. of them through n classified ad Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash W lillT W. W AH.NBtl, M a n ag e r 10_F or Hent, Rooms Name Joe. Liberal reward. R. A. in the Morgantown POST. Six with order. Newman. Phone 1)6 or 53. cents a word for six consecutive ADVERTISING gets results If It FOR RENT: Garage at 511 Park issues. reaches potential buyers. I’aLOST: Wallet with sum of money, Ave. latka Daily News is circulated in between Olympia Cafe and Ma-[C0LUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — an industrial arid agricultural sec­ FOR RENT: 3 room furnished sonic building.^ binder p e a se reClassified nds have the largest housekeeping apartment. All turn to Room u Masonic Bldg, nrid. circulution in Southwestern Geor- tion. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tumpa. conveniences. Adults. 31(5 E. 5th reeeive reward. 1gia. Rate 8c (C-word line) line. Fla. Thousands read the clas­ St. sified pages of Florida’s Great --------------------------------- ;------------- LOST: Automobile battery. FindFOR RKNT: 2 housekeeping rooms I e r return to Herald office and TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Florida real estate advertise In , .......mum l Minimum *•*'v 25c,| liHDil cash HIUI with D order Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie M iller.! receive reward. nReasonable. _i. t _ I_____________ the St. Petersburg Times. One cen* Write for completo rate card, cent a word daily, two cents a won 25— Opticians, Jewelers T hu ItmiM’s on lol frn-iiiu lirniillfnl rii) l*nrk. One luii ncvrn Sundays. FOR RENT: 1 bedroom. . 411 Pal­ DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — moot*, Hull mill asm* tuirrhi ilir oilirr IixivIiik VI%>- room* IL C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. ----------—-------------------------Pensacola is beginning the metto Ave. ninl Imlh. I'rln* for holti A|•..MHMHI, |*n*»h I s.imhmnij Imlniirr THECLARKSUURG jewelcry and clocK repairing a n d .----> ,'" ." T ; u w7 ‘ v'i EXI’ONEN “ ,* . , , r greatest development in Georgia’s I, ami II ji'iira, FOR RENT: Bed room and kitch­ engraving. Quick service. 11C Mag- 1_ . Centra!.'V est Virginia s larg history; a half million dollar high­ nolin Avenue. Phone 442. est daily. Want ad rate i 1-2c per ■wnT to the gulf beach just finishenette furnished. No children. word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 o r .c d 1 at two million dollar bridge 2018 Palmetto Ave. mnrn <i mL •insertion. — -* \\ rll looiilnl liolrl In l»ti''lnia*«* irrllon of rllj* llnlltlliiic la of more 1rt lc noper word m each 28— Plant, SeedH, Trees ueross Escambia llay started: lirlt-k *fnirfnr«* noil 1*1111 In* iiimlr trr> itp-lo-ilnli* ui n miuxiII FOR RENT:.. Large, attractive THE MORNING JOURNAL is the quarter million dollar opera house n o t. I’rlrt* Hl’.MmiMiil, Cn»h I-.‘It Imlnnrr I. !l, I uml r. >rnr«* room, twin beds. Union Ave. JTEWART TH E FLORIST" accepted w ant ad medium in under construction; two millions Flowera *or all occasion!. Near new hotel. Phone 571-J. Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word being spent on highway; greatest 814 M yrtle. Pbona 260-W IfltOUJ an inivtinn. Minimum 25c.______ chance for live developers to get it. lln*ltH*«* lot ttlililn four Ii I im’ K h cf SNtxfuffl»*«*. Lol K rtHill7« FOR RENT: Three newly furnishin on ground floor. Write Devel­ \ mu* n|or> hrlrk Imtlilliu; -5t75 *«• nlrnitl) tin Ilit* 1«*l. I*nr I nl bedrooms, with bath and g n -, 32— Typew riters, Sitppplies opment Department. The Penani« t|nlrl* wiiIt* ilil-a |irn|ii4r( > 1*1111 In* Inmuhl fur KT.’iUM) |n r frniil rage. Reasonable rent 1306 Park j cole. News. fool. I- I r u%Ui Itiiliiiit't* I. -, 11ml It >rstru. V s i .d im i.i i i m IkIit*1a*r Ave. or phone 652121._________ REMINGTON Portable four-bank. nlll In* m*rr|i(nl for ihlri> i I ii j h . NOTICE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Why waste your time run­ Typew riters, "the king of port­ 14— For Sale, Acreage Painting and knlsomining wall, Send in your sukicription to the ning around looking for n ables. $60. B arret Portable Adding yntorior work, guaranteed sat- Tribune or band it to your local good investm ent? Let us FOR SALE: Acreagy from one to Machines. Can’t be boot. SeminoleL‘ j| all a. Ilnllitrr or Intmlrer. Ihiirr <r ImllfiHt.' (<i*t 111 nhttlt ymt i- faction. Work done by the hour. show you how you can in­ twenty acres. Box D1A, Sanford l ’rintery, Phono 03, Wclaka Bldg. George Baird, 211, Elm Avenue, dealer so you can read Florida’s f««rnl> loin on IIIr Ii oin In ^onfli Noufreril. I'urluu rm l. greatest newspaper. One year, vest your money and double Flu. I'tir ji shun 1 1 in ^ 1 (1 1 * * 1 1 ' run In* lioimlif from (o f I,Sanford, Fla. $8.00, 0 months, Si,00, three months it in tho next thirty or sixty 33— Wanted TVIMMHL l *\lrn run 1 Iprom. $2.00, tf yon desire $1,000 insur­ dnya. We have been in tho 21)— For Sale, Miscellaneous real estate business for years WANTED: Hulk oranges, carloads. ■ *■>■■«■■■■■■ m n u i m i ance policy add 75c to your order. (lies and nre glad to say we have FOR SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call Address Oranges, care Sanford .;..;. a j....... ^ ........................ .j..........+ ^ ............... ,,.......................................... 212-lt. tho finest listings and tire Herald. ' <• .*. best values in tho S tate of Belies FOR SALE OR TRADE: Dodge YOUNG MAN 30 years of age Florida, Sedan, run 2000 miles. Jack with 7 years buying and managing COME AND INVESTIGATE Breeden, Smith’s Barber Shop. experience in one of the South's Owners are urged to list their properties with us for largest departm ent stores, would FOIf SALE: One Dodge truck, like to buy an interest in stnull bettor result a and quick action good condition, good tiren, a t a departm ent store in progressive -T h e a l t o r s - ^ sacrifice. See W. E. Betts a t Ball Florida town of 4000 to 15000 pop­ llilwe. Co. J . IOIIN E. FOX, Representative ulation. Would devote entire time FOR SALE: 1025 Dodge Special to the business. Best of references. 120 South Park Ave. Coupe, A-l condition, good rub- Replies confidential. Address Box hc-r. Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avenue. 15, Sanford Herald. "We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine’ Price $800.00. ltetd Estate W ANTED: ‘Capable proof reader. Apply Sanford Herald. i Brokers Developers Promoter) 21.—Sale, Real Kstntc OHHdKkMMHaiu mm m*M WANTED: Painting and paper * m Sticks alone, will not make a fire—you must IFOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 lots * « Seminole Hotel hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ 1 55x320 ft., 4 miles from postof­ ford and N. Y. also have a match. Circulation helps to make S j fice on paved road, tiled and in a newspaper. But mere numbers taken by SANFORD. FLORIDA. high state of cultivation, water to 34— Wanted Help, Female j jfct.'each lot. For price see F. C. Welsh, themselves alone cannot bo the sole gunge . I photographer. W ANTED: 1 waitress. Apply l.in-( >* ■ M and measure of a newspaper’s ability to pro­ coin Hotel. First Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) J*rO R QUICK SALE: Will offer 6 SMITH & RAW LINS duce ADVERTISING RESULTS and more W a es farm on hard road with ■ ‘.’DO feet frontage a 33— Wanted Help, Male Real Estate Ilrokera than the mere fact that China has more peo­ I 'W d , west of Sanford for $2700 212 Magnolia Avenue -•tcarh. Also 1 lot 50x125 E ast front W ANTED: Two wide awake real ple in it than any other country, makes China SANFORD, FLA. "on Sanford Ave., with garage , estate salesladies and men for ........... n>1'., wun g.uagi ItnhdiviHion airl brokerage sales, tho best country to live in. apaunn'm for $1600. Half cash. ' ^ colimi8sion. Apply 1«8 MagB. 11. Bankston, Sanford. J 7lnlill Ave. retries! Aercng** in Seminole 26 1-2 acres a t I’aola ’or best results in Classified Advertising FOR SALE: 120 feet cast fro n t-1 (Borders two lakes) age by 200 feet deep on San­ WANTED: A competent stenog­ rail M8 and give your ad over telephone, or ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addret’a rapher. Apply A. I*. Connelly a salesman will call. V. O. tlox 352. & Sons. 7—Husin ess Service LARGELOT ON MAGNOLIA Near Highland Ave. Lot On Palmetto Near 9th Both Good Buys G. TAYLOR DYER HILTON’S S. W. BRADFORD Realtor Elton J. MoiwVs.-' VkOciezReedtyGo. W. V. Wheeler Inc. Schulte’s Selectedlistings 411 IstN at’l. Bank Building Phone 490W Wasting Time There is no Substitute tor Results FULTON, INC. : Rest Business Site in Sanford Price $122,501) j T] U Price $13,000 Son? N E. SPURL1NG, subdivision WANTED: A t once real salesman. Aply to E. F . Andrews, manager specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Lake Monroe Development Com­ Heights. Florida on Dixia High­ pany, Bruinley-Puleston Bldg. way. W ANTED: Experienced newspap­ e r reporter. Good proposition to Sale—Furniture, etc. rapnhle man. See managing editor, Sanford Herald. We ..» carry a full line. Our price* are right. Cash or terms. We want your business WANTED: Man or woman to sell Itawleigh Products in Sanford. Sanford Stove Si Furniture Co. W rite the W. T. Rawleigh Com­ 321 E. First St. pany, Dept. F 25, Memphis, Term. 31 to 7 J. ! Result Ads | D io Y O U FO R . M E • M R . .*. a .;.J..+j...;. .;..;..;.a > . * J I** v <■<•* ❖ • > + H'*M \T y--------- jiJillfc ... I Phone 153. ; . ! <^7m C L A D Y O U e>«.OUC*HT u p T H E S U B JE C T - V O O S H O U L D HAVC M O R E P O U C l E t ) L IK E T H E O r iE Y O U L O T .#'1, V/A 1 W. It. SM IT H , Mgr. ■ " it . . ■ a i i i i s i i i s i a i s i « ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « » ■ ■*>■ ■ ■ ■ ! n H it: IS 1 . The above score if in favor of Florida will suit us fine Saturday. 214 E. FIRST ST. f 'f E 'b - M O W A tbO U T T H A T , PO U CY - __ BodwellRealty Co., Inc, V ___ 1___ ER y ^ Herald Want Ads Are : By S k O R G E M c M A N U S W E L L -1 YfOO T/KL*<.tM<^ T O M R . C H A T T E R -T H E 4 IfS tiU R A v H C e. M A M O lO T O O T E L E H IM HAT H E ^W lt-U M O T D O F O R . A. tiO M * \M L -A W 1 O lO H ’T ^ 1 T ^ CHAHCE * H E * 3 0 1 -0 M E ' AM OTHER- Lots 7, 8, blk. 11, tier “A ” on Sanford Avenue, at .... $ I <>0.00 per foot. Lota 3 , 4 blk "J" on new 1st street, ut ....................... $475.00 per foot. Lots D, It) in blk “K” on Jnew 1st street, ju st oppo­ site Forrest Lake Hotel at $500.00 per fool. These bargains cannot last long. r BROWN u L | Q | 92S ov Int' l F catiisx Scnvicc, Inc. Cir.i Or>l.,n r>(kt> \ m wis 11-17 ■ • , *>■- r * f j <»»*• ■ ^ - 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w � 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 17, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/198da0dd8576d5c9acd32d4101a70fdb.pdf fc498639f4cae6ad23aedc07c45f245d PDF Text Text Florida: Fair tonight, cooler In south portion; Tuesday fair warm­ er; moderate north and northeast winds. a s s o c ia t e d press l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER lfi, 1925 Still At It HOME EDITION NUMBER 92, Floods Cost Louisiana $1 ,({00,000 Measures Left Over From RcguinrSession Which Gov­ Second Cousin of Late Prcsident Harding and Another ernor Martin Failed to Ap­ ” in, Missing Since Fridav, prove, To Be Reconsidered • __ Are Discovered in Virginia M any Favor Voting: Two Are Rescued By On Proposals Again A Welfare Employee Governor Issues Statement In Which He Gives Reasons Girls Made Way FromGotham to Washington on $20; IllkFor Failing to Sign Bills ingFromThere to Richmond William supply 1.G00.000 people, punishing £ South Because he refused to resu.ii ns pastor o f the First Christian Church in Redlands, Cal., Kev. Glenn Edwards, wns hooted down when he attempted to preach Sunday, a near riot following this demonstration. Mrs. Florence Manley Hood, wife of prominent Birmingham ferl ti.'' lawyer drinks poison in Chicago pa know hotel following her arrival there ■York's upon business trip. bw and American Athletic Union a­ for York wards Philadelphia six major [tta mur- athletic meets at its opening ses­ i moral- sion todny. Miss Isabella Bent, second kg Misled cousin o f late President Harding, Erd laid, and her companion, Sarah Cohen, reartears I missing since hist Friday night, IlfcAdoo .t are found todny at Norfolk, Vn. U York” WASHINGTON [loath will | foremost AI Smith and Tamntnny Hall foe liquor bitterly assailed by Methodist board for their attempts to se­ *r, it said, cure South’s support in next uy of the presidential election. nii.-ed by Representative Green of the large Per­ House Ways and Means Commit­ th* liquor tee announces that, hi will op­ allied in j pose any further attempt to in­ A1 Smith crease tlie tax reduction. Kfirst p«Secretary o f Commerce Her­ i to intro- bert Hoover declares ending sys­ into a con- tem of divided responsibility un­ der the Shipping Board’s con­ It ippesr trol, is most pressing need for vj j'Vil-. Ilk5 progress o f merchant marine de­ opponent! til religion velopment. i»u then”, FOREIGN nn they IndCathTreasures found in tho tomb lira stall', i f Tul-Ankh Anton will he plac­ pupri'u. id on exhibition at Cairo soon, fee n hi i according to dispatches. feav! ti ■ STATE m-.-. .f ■U' >' ' Tlie Florida Legislature will V - .i i convene Tuesday witli the solotts m fai ing a calendar of 22 bills vetn l Tuesday by Governor Mar­ tin during the regular session la*t April. * T A L L A IIA SE E E , Nov. Hk— (/?) — When tho extraordinary session o f tho Florida legislature convenes hero tomorrow, the lawmakers will find 22 bills already on the calendar. They are those which Governor Martin did not sec fit to approve, and to which ho placed his executive veto. According to n published report o f some time ago, a majority of the legiir.ntors were polled on the subject o f passage of tho vetoed measure, and n mnjority, it was claimed, favor their re-introduc­ tion. Although a number of the veto­ ed measures were local bills, rev­ ered in general laws adopted after their introduction, nevertheless, some o f them woro o f statewide importance. Principally among the latter classification wnn that ap­ propriating funds for the aid of public free schools in the various counties of the state, and provid­ ing for tiie establishment of loans from the general revenue fund for that purpose. The governor, in vetoing the school bill, declnred that no method was made available for raising the money, and that there were no fund:* in the state treasury to car­ ry out its purpose. ‘‘The most norious obstacle ti my approvul o f the bill," Gover­ nor Martin declared in his veto message, “ is tho fact that the dis­ tribution o f the funds thereby ap­ propriated is to each county ap­ plying therefor, without reference to the average attendance upon schools in the ilever,il counties. The Supreme Court, though finally deciding the matter, strongly the constitution, to distribute the genera! revenue fund, or any part thereof, for the support and main­ tenance o f public free schools. The school hill passed both branches of the lawmaking body. Tho H oupj pushed it through with enthusiasm, hut tho Sennte held it up until a deadlock resulted on the general appropriation bill. Other hills vetoed by the thief executive included those giving o f­ ficers o f tho law certain privileges in efforts to confiscate liquors; al­ lowing Fust is all submerged lands within tho town’s corporate lim­ its; conveying to the city of Mi­ ami tho same character of lands in Biscaync hay, one abolishing . NORFOLK „ „ - ...... Nov. Id.— (/P)— Isa»i * , itn’ * 15, second cousin o f President Harding and Sarah Conen, 11, who had been missing from their honic* in Nuw Yonc ( ity since Friday afternoon were found hero early today by n Travd e r ; Aid Society worker. Tired and repentent, they were under care of the society today, r.v.aitiire* word from their patent:;, who have been notified of their safety. The two girls were locat­ ed in an apartment house Ity Mrs. Harriett Htokis, Travelers’ Aid Society worker, who lived there. They said that when they left New York Friday afternoon tiiey had Siitl between themselves and made their way to Wushingt ttt. There within the shadow of the White House, where tho disting­ uished cousin of Miss Bent ruled, the girls said they found their movements unnoticed but -ve.e afraid to ask for help. They de­ clare they hiked to Richmond, front where they accepted an automobile ride to Norfolk. Hubby Disappears, W ife is Hysterical tered by Mrs. E. I.. Griffith, of Detroit, before she collapsed in­ to a state of nervous delerium at a local hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. Griffith is tin* wife of a landscape artist who canto to Lake City about a month ago. He wns culled to Gainesville nnu Tampa hist Tuesday and Mrs. Griffith has received hut one letter from hint, she says, since his departure. Efforts to lo­ cate and notify hint of his wife's serious condition have failed. Commerce Head Says Federal Support Should Be Kept But Control Should He Re­ verted lu Ship Corporation succtM.s, thank i to tho executive committees of the American Amjnteur Athletic Union, which, in the opening scs-ions o f tho annual convention awarded six national championship meets to this city. The fl.c.vcr of !;he championshin, the national senior out door championship i in track ami fold, Lift Home Friday Kveniag will be lu'ld at tlie centennial studNEW YORK. Nov. •ium the last week in dune and just Polico this morning began theii Iprior to that the Junior honors in attempt in the house, us threat­ third day o f the search fur Isabel j tho same event will lie decided. ened, to go beyond tho committee's la Bent, l.r>, who is second cou­ proposal for reductions in tho nuRounding off this stellar event sin of the late President Harding is the national senior outdoor tomohile tax. and whoso mother and step-father swimming championships for both Should Not Cut Too Closely fear she lias been kidnaped. Referring to proposals for total men and women, tin* junior cross The girl telephoned her mother country c hampion.'Tips mid the reductions ranging aunt $350,000,­ Friday evening that she would not junior (m ini; c'hnmpionr.hip. Just Ove.’ One Hundred Members 000 to v500.000.000 as compared be home for dinner. She hr.d a to fall in line repres'ntative of with the $300,000,000 limit recom­ ttf American Railroad Asso­ key to the apartment and Iter the large railroad* in the country mended by the treasury, Mr. Green ciation VMtL’Ily Early This mother and step-father were not have offered president Murray said he was opposed to the use o f Morning on Tour of Stale worried when site failed to return llulhert ami agreed to form u nat­ foreign debt proceeds for onlinnry at bed time. Saturday morning, on ional organization to include the expenses instead of reduction of A delegation o f over 100 rail­ finding her bed had not been slept athletic association of the rail­ the national debt, ns contemplat­ in, Mrs. Hent notified police who roads. A meet will be held similar road executives, representatives if ed in some o f these proposals. Ho made a second search for two days. i to that of the A. A. U. and will the American Railroad Aooclntion, further called attention to the need Until lnat June tho girl was a h under the jari diction of the with their wives and families vis­ of a federal building program and ited .Sanford today. They recent­ student at a Carmel, N. Y., sol. |tlto additbnt.. Jot,"and on govern* ;($. it?’y assembly. incut revenue! this wu.i impossible. and since then has been studying The national marathon will be ly attended a Convention in Miami ball-room dancing. Mrs. Bent said in Boston ns will nl.'t the Nation­ ami are now making nn extensive .Mr. Green especially umphnsizher daughter had no singe ntnhi al senior boxing championship*. tour o f tho entii’o state. *td tho opposition that government revenue should not be cut too closeUpon their arrival, they were 'The boxer.* litis year, officials any, |ly bvenuso o f the large dcpendcnco |will have an opportunity in South. met by bus <o:t and car* which were on business condition*. The fact at their disposal by tho Negro Girl Demanded The winner* were -i nt to Bueno* placed that since 1921 the actual reduc­ Chamber of Commerce and busi­ Aires to compete again, t t tion in revenue has been propor­ ness men o f Sanford. They were Rhinelander M a r ry of that country. tionately less than the reduction shown about tho city and were The 15 mile national ih Her, Messages Show ship went to St. I.oui* a in tax rates, lie ascribed largely to driven out Celery Avenue to view changing bunines* conditions. Sanford'* celery fields. There were national senior cress < While ho believed adeuuute sur­ tunny enthuslnsttic comment* front WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Nov. H5. championship to New York plus could be definitely counted on the visitors about the "City Stib—UP)—The fervor o f the Ictt'Ts Florida came in f< r it* s in the present fiscal year, with Istantial" and it* opportunities, which Alice Beatrice Jones, daugh­ the honors ami the naliona only half of it affected by the ma­ i J. F. Klicohy, vice-president of ter of a negro haek driver, first indoor : '.vimming clim idi jor proposed tax cuts under tho tho American Railroad A ii.ci.itloii sent to Leonard Kip Rhinelander, women will be held at St. now bill, mill nlso in 1927, when and president of the Chicago Short during their courtship, gradually line, where it was staged la Some of the reductions still would Lino Raiiroud, expressed himself New York will onterl i hanged to an insistent therat not be in full force, no one, ho a* very much impressed with the that he would loose Iter unless he women athlete* and the thought, could “ safely prophesy” I growth and development o f San­ l senior indoor women's chn married her. Inow vvhut business conditions will ford in the past few year*. Today’s series o f letters, intro­ Selection of a city for l lie declared he vhited here about duced at resumption o f the trial convention has the cxecuti Or. five years ago. Be said that S.itiUnion'. Ningura Falls, N of young Rhinelander's annulment tlioiford ih nil the morn outstanding suit, are filled with demand* of leans and Milwaukee bids Bertha Krupp Is In APRIL marriage and nt tho same time IU2d convention. Serious Auto Mishap The convention today is promise the greatest secrecy until Delegation of more than 100 eil t< > take definite action the wealthy young scion of in ar­ railroad executives visit Sanford ESSEN, Germany, Nov. 10.— UP) istocratic family should have at­ unis, place o f next convcn mrly this morning and are taken nomination o f officer*. — Bertha Krupp, principul owner tained hi* money. through celery district and busi­ o f tho great Krupp steal works, On Nov. I. 1922, Alice wrote: ness ectiun before departing for suffered a broken collar bone anil Peggy Hopkins Joyce “ If you can’t eoitto home I will Ocala. injuries about the ribs today when have to go away with some one Sanford High School team is Is Suing For Divorce tlie auto in which she was driv­ else." , defeated by the New Smyrna ing with her husband, Barron It was at this time that lamnar.l team by a score o f 0 to 0 at CHICAGO, Nov. D 5 .-(/!*)—The Krupp Von Ilohlen, skidded anil wns attending school. Two monthNew Smyrna on Saturday nftcrNaval Board Opens went into a ditch. Tho chnuffer Inter, Alice was even more out­ Herald and Examiner today print * i noon. dispatch from I’uris nying that was killed. Barron Krupp Von Its Probe Tuesday spoken. "You are going to be aI’cggy Joyce, whose niatrimoiiiul Ilohlen esenped with slight injur­ mine, now or never." She wrote. ies. "I have thrown down two chance* ventures have been much in the public eye, has engaged Dudley for you. I will keep thing's a dead, Field Malone* New York lawyer, dead secret. After you are mine to start divorce proceeding; CAIRO, Nov. Id.—(/I*)-- Tho Klench and Gentry [ would keep quiet until you are against her last husband, Count treasures found in tho tomb o f the Sought By O fficers vour own boss". Jlorner. , .. hoy king Tut-Ankhu-Amcn Soon The count accompanied hi* wife Troons In Search NOBLESV1LLE. Ind., Nov. HI. will be brought to tho Cairo mu­ to the ship, the leavetaking being seum for exhibition. Meanwhile — 0T’)— Kurl Klcnck nnd Earl Gen­ such that her intention* were not For Jail Breaker LONDON, Nov. 111.—(/n — 1 re­ iih they nro being furnished, the try, acquitted on a charge "of rnurThe postponement was on the nder Baldwin stated in the House revealed. dor in connection with the death tomb will is* closed to visitors.. Peggy’*' romnnee with the count motion of Major Henry l.eominl o f Commons today that legislation Mis* Madge Obcrholtzcr of In­ The evidence thus far n«:Iduccd began in Chicago, when sho wu* appointed last Snturelny by Secre­ vs ill be introduced at the present appearing in u revue. The marriage through an inspection o f the mum- j dianapolis, but facing other char­ tary Wilbur to succeed (’apt. l-oley session for the further protection took place 11 days after Hey had my in its coffin of gold tendn t o , ges ns alleged henchmen o f I). C. i>ru ne.i in nn <•“ *"■■ ........ l t I show that it is that o f u male, not Stephenson, were sought today a* u* judge advocate. Major Leonard of British industries. This would been introduced. Hill today in a fruitless search for yet an adult and that when death fugitive* from justice, on charge* said he had not had time to com­ mean further important duties. j ■ George I How i. rl •mu sseel came, tho pernon was greatly em­ o f conspiracy to commit u felony. plete execution of the record of tno jail breaker who shot Constable! aciated. Tho mummy wu* not re­ Stephenson, vyho was convicted of court mnde during it* hearings at George E. Dow, in Ashland, a week moved from it* case, Imt instead, second degreo murder, remained Lake Hurst and was heard. Lapt. api. Tlie searchers, grim in their the wrapping* about it were cut in juil hero ttwuiUng sentenco of Foley will take the stand to give determination to capture tho out­ through front tlie mask to the life imprisonment. hi* version o f hi* communication law,* retraced their stens and pre­ feet. Owing to the frngih condi­ with tho widow of Commander pared to comb the wood* again. tion of the wrapping* the grcitoat Lansdowne. o f the wrecked retieiia _up) ami the singing of ‘‘ Nearer M The national guards unit* were cure had to h** exercised. called out last night after Cover-! God to Thee," by thi$ choir. During tho work, a large number or , One o f the few women prescr ,.or Wioant had been odvised thatf of interesting and bountiful ob ­ — Quiet scttlcil o\i nits in t|,e services, which were to b the fugitive had defenitely been ject* were brought to vb tr. The Distress Call Sent belt city today a* Clwist-1stormy in view o f a month-ion located. They comprosed 80 men.] litinii'tory o f works hti i\ I -*t Out By the Sea Gun the near riot at thi ifi the Iclash o f factions favoring the r* Tw o machine gun* wuru part of I both fore arms of tb mummy ian Church prepare n Bcr-j tention o f Edward* as pastor, a' their equipment. were loaded with magnificent jew ­ Fellows shot u n d seriously scene o f their confl r,‘| it ii oppoii- tempted to quell the tumult b e l«. Other objects b mg*:*.- to light BOSTON, Nov. 16.—(/D— A call nardino countyscat 1 the Iward q I hastening to the pulpit and. wit wounded Constable! George K. Dow were amulets and < ".iiutte, a su­ for assistance for the steam trawl­ ,'t ii t t . mod to her hand on the Bible appealing u a we k ago and possess have perb dagger with i. crystal handle, er Sea Gull, giving her position on ents o f Rev. R. G searched continuously since then.] l:,inr win uw eit- peace. Her voice was lost in bracelets of intricate workmanship Capo May, N. ., ™ s intercept? I He broke jail in Nashville to visit lr‘ 4 will, tiiru-t sea of shouting, hoots, amt ci i rend finger rings o f diver materials. hero today. ‘‘Come Qalek -tn l,js wife and young daughter in | t k">ntey calls. Quiet came eventual!; Another dagger also wns fpund message suid. The trawler beim L4*'. Ar. on that when about 100 members walki Lancaster. N. H. and Several large hilnid pectorals, and steamer Mnveri were reported M. Ed- out of the church in a penccfi 1bond works, ornament* and goldTAMPA HAS HEAVY RAIN ■eitt»n»len, of the demonstration.’ ’ Garner latter Osdtck announced he an TAMPA, Nov. 10.—OP)— A rec­ :*tnan, wh'eth-1 other members o f his faith wou ord breaking rainfall Iwus record­ ed here over tho week-end when precipitation reached 3.02 inches Satcrday night and Sunday. It i< >bN1) d ecla red the heaviest rainfall in the month of November recorded hore since >N. Del., Nov. i ( j . _ It JO, according to the local wea­ dividend of $5.00 a ther bureau. ;»red twlay on the RAIL EXECUTIVES Treasures In King Tut’s Tomb Will Be Put On Exhibition Alabama S o c i e t y Matron Kills Self tty DrinkingPoison Near Riot Occurs As Pastor Refuses To Quit Church In California lowi �PAGE TOE SANFORD'HERAT.n. SATURDAY NOVEMBER U. 1928. Locked Up o f F lo r id a f o r th o P a s s a g e o f u le ■ VV"m.nrT; Z * p r o p o s e d la w . An a c t e n tit le d nn ,a, Fry »ct estabtlo r t r v l . i M , e .^ ;..1Tr y * hl" u* heir*. Uniting n Mrd ri-aervn. .J on to b<) if" ,or, Dnvl.l <*■ or Olln-rwler; 'll P ar*'1 K Fry. h l j jr lfo . If liv in g . unit i f ,trail all p a r llnvii'i , h r o “ * h o r u n d er iV.iri 7 J r y 0 ni* J « * * l e U Fry. a* heir*, d e v is e e s , I m a t e r * . nr o t h e r wine, and e a c h o f th em . In nml to th e la nds In v o lv e d In th is suit n* h e r e i n a f t e r t l i n r l b r i l In th is Mil •f co m p la in t, an d denerllied aa f o l - i Settlement Upon Of 2 Billion Agreed Upon A fter Pnrley Lasting Ten D a y s ; Interest Charges Begin In 6th Year k n o w n n* th e l- a k o Chr‘ r m n i r i U n c s e r v a tloli In th e t'o iin ty ' Of Seminole. He It en netud hv. lit o L e g i s l a t u r e o f thn st a t e o f F l o r l d n Section t. a Hint .n,sws ernvr s, tuon ipp tn b e k n o w n n* th e l . a k e C n a r m Ulrd Ite s e rv a t lo n la h e r e b y ccftSateS’ r i u i • "| ■n th o C o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e w l t h l i T t h e lim it* atol bou n daries an d h erein , a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , t o - w j f n tro ,n * .< r V v T .,!’ Z J h l p * k * r a n ii " V ,CU° n 8 ,n Town* W ASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-1/P) — Tw> American and Italian debt committees tomorrow will sign an aiprtcmcnt for the funding o f Itnly’s war debt to the United States calculated for tho settlement at $2,043,000,000. Terms o f the tunom g arrange­ ment r.fto rlO days o f negotions were accepted by the Italians as a “ very generous" treat­ ment o f the program. They ■provide fo r the usual 02 year per­ iod. A fte r formnl announcement o f tho terms lath yesterday, ths American committee said it feels they “ lay as heavy n burden on the Itnliun people ns they nra justified in doing and ns repres­ enting Italy’s capacity to pay." On Gradually Inclining Basis Doth the interest charges, which do not begin until the sixth year, and the nnnunl payments on prin­ cipal arc fixed on a gradually in­ clining scale. Beginning nt one eighth o f one per cent for the first 10 years o f the inlet t-sl period tho interest rate I Harold Freeman, aged 2 Vi yerirs, during successive 10 year period i was found entirely naked, burrow­ is fnised to a mnximum m rw-n wee I ing in n heap o f straw in nn out­ cent during the Inst suven years. building on the farm o f bis par­ With the settlement approved by ents near Rath, N, Y., by county Vtengrets, to date from June 15,. officials, who warmed unit fbd him last, for the first five years, the and then arrested his parents, Mr. annual payments would ho n|v and Mrs. Jumes Freeman. ’ .Mrs. proximately $5,000,000, sealing Freeman snid she hud locked him from $14,000,000 to $18,000,000 in tho building thee months ago during the sixth to the fifteenth because he annoyed her. The room years, inclusive, and thence inclutV was only ten feet square, w a s unJng to a maximum o f $71,000,000 to $80,000,000 during the last sev­ en yearn. Besides a reduction o f hack in­ terest charge in fixin g the nmount to he paid o ff, the Ainericflh committee feels that it has made even greater in the future tihnrgc and the division o f annunl payments. Delay Agreem ent Is Reached In addition it not only agreed to allow a delay o f two yeurs in niuking u payment whenever Ita­ ly's field condition warranted but gave permission to pay o f f the postponed annuities in the third qnd fourth years, after duo with un interest o f four und one half quarter per cent npplying on de­ layed payments. In tne British and other s< Ele­ ments, except the Belgian which was postponed, payments must lie liquidated in the third year. This concession to Italy was made when Its delegates withdrew tlair dematid fo r u safeguard clause ngainst unexpected exchange fluct­ uations. The American Commission point­ ed to Italy’s relative poverty in natural resources and indicutuil consideration lutd been given that nation’s future. In S e m in o le C ou n ty . Florida. it a p p e a r i n g 6y t h a 'a w o r n bill t>( c o m p la in t filed h erein Hint you and e a c h o f y o u , m a y b e in t e r e s t 'd in thut c e r t a in altovo tb-scrlbi"! lot o f Mini In Sctn ln olo C ou n ty. Florid a. Y ou a m i each o f y ou an- h ereb y I ronim an detl and requ ired to appear to said Mil o f c o m p la in t at tho Cou rt H ou se in San ford. HcmlnoM C o u n t y , Florlila, on Monday, the 7th d a y o f D e c e m b e r A. 1). I#23, o t h e r w i s e said bill o f com pla in t w ill be tub oil as c o n f e s s e d by von and ouch o f y o u ; said Mil o f c om p la in t h av in g been filed f o r th e p u rp os e o f u u i e t l o g ti tle to the uboVo d e ­ s c r i b e d lit nd In tho C om pla lnnut. Minna Noble. IT 18 F F I I T I I E R O R D K I t K n T h at •his o r d e r be puMIsh'-d o n c e a w e e k In f o u r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k ly Issues of the S u n f o id Herald, n n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d in Sem in ole C ou n ty , F l o r ­ ida. Potto and Ordered Hil;f 7 day o f N o v e m b e r A. D 1925. V. B. DOCCI.ASS. < lerk o f C irc u it Court. Seventh J u dlelit I C irrult. Sem in ole County. F lor ld n . (S E A L ) ......... Ily A. M. W E E K S . R. C. J A M E S f|. Kit A RON. S i d l r l t o r f o r C om p la in a n t. 7 - H . 3 I - M . 5. 11 t"hn'« lia, 5 w ff?.Y°.n u l tn lom It III, . ,nt h u n t. r a p , dhe e s t un­ roy im U ? y " 7 ,; W,nr '•.''utever. w U l l l o th o ilmUi; n f th e U ko C h a r m Ulrd ft#**. o P m o n P r o v i d e d f o r in Heotl.'n I nr. 1' uny hlr<1* V,II<1 tu r k e y , w ild g o o s e n r a n y tvlld hlril nr tvlld f o w l e f a n / h in d , o r s q u i r r e l n . a n y tlin o an d that there* shall 7 n A a r , *,P w , t h |n "*>ld lltnlla l«. n « l' n o ! ! , . ,OP b i r d s nr ■ J OllJ Mini. ^Xet'Dt ( I n i n li* f o w l . W il d Illicit, s n ip e . ttn!|,m r * o t ! .»!,er.*0fl , w. h o 10 Loans on Uesid, Easy RepOffice in new 2nd Street at ft»y time H A V IN G T o S I 'H f 'I A f , T H IN » k e e p T H E *C A R IN A f CAKAGE'THRE£-)| '}>■, f - o m m l s s i q n o r s o f th e r S e m in .d o t o p o s t nt vuic es on thn I.uk e C h a r m c r v a ll o t j, p r o v i d ' d f o r In n o t i c e s to th e p u b l i c a llo w - N O T H IJ O F R e s e r.v a t io . n lathe r o t in t v o f S e m in o le w it h in the limits and b o u n d a r ie s a n d h e r e i n ­ a f t e r d e s cr ib e d , t o - w i t : it cs ln at th e In t e r s e c t io n o f R a n g e I,Inc b e t w e e n R a n g e s 29 an d 30 and the sou th s h o r e linn of th e 8t. Johns river, a n d r u n n i n g s o u t h six miles m er e o r less t o S1V. Cor. o f Bnc. 31 Tp. 19 th, R. 30 E.. t h e n c e cast to NF- C or. o f Bee. 1 T p . 2CS, R. 30 K.; t h e n c e s o u t h t o MB. Cor. o f Sec. 21. Tp. 20 8.. Ik 30 E .; th e n ce c u t tn HE. Cor. o f Sec. 17 T p . 20 H. It. 31 K.j t h e n c e n o r t h !}- a l o n g th e m ea n d erin g s h o r e linn o f t a k e J e s ­ sup to the s o u th nliore lin e o f th e St. J n h r s r i v e r ; t h e n c e n o r t h w e s t ­ erly a l o n g th e* m e a n d e r i n g s h o r e 11tin o f tho sa id r iv e r in th e poin t o f Her. Section 2. T h a t It s h a l l bo u n ­ la w fu l to k ill. hunt. tr a p , d e s t r o y tiy nny m oa n s w h a t e v e r , w it h in the lim its o f th e Butnlnoln Ulrd R e s e r ­ vation p r o v i d e d f o r Ip S e c t i o n 1 o f this net. a n y bird, w ild tu r k e y , wild goose. or any w ild bird o r w ild f o w l o f a n y k in d , uy sq iflr rc l TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN B l o c k s iis n o .a iv a y s J o Ke ! Notice is hereby given to St. John’s River bratmen and all other concerned that, with the approval of the War De­ partment, the draw span of the Florida East Coast Railway Bridge over St. John’s River at Jacksonville, Fla., will he closed for replacement for forty-eight (IS) hours from 12:01 A . M. Mrnday, November 21, 1925, until 11:59 P. M. Tuesday, November 21, 1925, to all river traffic requiring clearance or height o f more than eight (8) fe d thereunder. Roots capable o f using the above clearances and desiring to pass the bridge will use the F!ust channel under the through -irdc" spnn. I .K K I S I .A - N o lle 1 ruby g i v e n t h a t n p l>11t-a i l"ii w ill l,u Hindu tu th e rltnto l . c g ls la t a r e at a sp ocln l s « s "I'lll lll' l ’ " I ,1" Imi I" Id In T: . ' f ij s i '' , FMrldu, o p a d a te t o Ij<- net b y the f liiv e r n o r o f th o sa id S l a t e o f F lor id a fu r th o p n s s a g o o f th e proposed law*. N O T IC K O F S P R IT AI. I.I'.CISI.AA n act i in It In i nn net cHtnliTIO V llsliltig a bird r e s e r v a t i o n to be N o t l c o Is Im r ib y a lv u n Hint np- k n o w n ns the Burn In olo Ulrd Itesptli'ntli.ii w ill be m art a In Hie e r vn tiu o In th e C o u n t y o f S em in ole. h'tnto l.iK lsIuturn nt a nperlal s i s l b ’ It e n a c te d b y th o l.cgla i.'iiura sluu llm r r iil tn Im helit In TallubUK- nf the st a le o f F l o r i d a : st<’ , Flnrlrta, o n n ilnlo tn Im Hit Keetluo I, A R lrd Itesurv.'itInn l»y Uifi iJovrriHir nf 1 11•• niiid StnlR to lie )ilinWII ns th e K eiilloole lllril Florida East Coast Railway Co II. N. UODENBAUGII, Vice-President S A V E and T H R IV E T h r e e lulw nn P a r k A v r ., eSOOO.IMI n m l J.'t.VKl.OO. I 'n u r r o o m h o u s e , rtuiihle K a r a x e nml t w o lo ts $1000.00, ‘ There Is Nothing’ To Show That You Paid” T w o l o t s 12.%1 100 $1000.00 l itill. T tv o lo t s n r n r liep ot ( o r $ 7000 .00 . Ilnrnnln, Two "Oh yes there is— my cancelled check with your endorsement." When yen pay your hills hy check you have de­ cisive proof that you paid.--There can lie no fur­ ther question about it. Avoid the annoyance and loss resulting from duplicate hills. Fay through this bank by check. lo ts on P ark 1X* s I 2 0 S0r.00.00. T a k e n t o o k . Fivi- lo ts In (r u n t <•( U n t il F u r r r s t l.nkr, Two tuts In May (air. Tin mil)' two nvnllnbln IS tuts In ( Ily limits for $2 7 ,000 .00 . (,'hnlip It. It. frniitnae nt 510.00 per foot. M u lo t s mi Oak A v r . ('till nml s r r lh lin i. I linn- tin- itinlirst ncrt-tiKi* In i l l y for Mulnllvlsinn, tirisli it talk with me. If It's liusltiiss iiroprrty 1 have Hint, lluir Slum on n It!) yriir Imisi— lau't lie hint. If )on nrr n slruiiKi'r it will pny >ou to Inwsllitnte. NATIONAL BANK Take a pencil and paper. ■T** s But down on it the amount of your moatkl Add to that the inconvenience of having j« from the house. Add in the tailor’s bill for pruuin* jni caught in a shower. Quito a sum, isn’ t It? Then come to see us and we’ll shot you will take fur a neat, attractive girarr to pa £ i. ' S e r v ic e Every Ihmg for.ThcB S A N F O R D , FLl W . J. TH IG PEN i ^ The I’ ulcston-Rrumley Building, ia n B a B s iiiiin it :iiiii] a $ a a a ia B i2 3 H B n in n o a in iB 3 n n D a i3 a t t □ B ia B t n u a a a M a iia iiB a iia K a a a ia iiiiii' PROCRASTINA TION has lost ma, man his lire’s best The man who p u ts-off purchasing Florida real estate is the man who never tells you about the great p rof its he has made. The man who makes big fortune in his investments never delays too long when good proposi tions are put up to him. So it will be with Marvania. T h at shrewd buyer who can see the Marvania o f twelve months from now, is the one who buys. The one who is afraid that he might make a mistake, and who does no invest now, will not participate in the profits certain to come to ow ners o f property in this well-located sub division. M a r v a n ia C om pany v v v v v v v v *> �PAGE TWO' THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1925, B Y CONDO evert true If w w IS, « INI 7N& MOffal 'YOUR L A W N 11 To s u e e f* p t / V r^. WL/V. Ps IS NO-HOUR. T o 0 e M O W I N G H ow V o Y oO e A p e c T P c o -p u e ; ir= n — r— ^ r- — SALIENT FACTS [ ABOUT SPECIAL SESSION GIVEN enter an ISIIi <I«V .°r„ f . ec throughout tl> Lake Mary and t rltorlal limit* of .Mary a* defined „ f tli* Irglalat*'*''' Florida. July PJ ihe I.e»tlalatu Florida. Session ■■An Art to m norate. create an ntrliwllty to be h OF LAKE MA!t\ rltorlal limit* am jurisdiction* pr functions anti P di-iermtne the said Art of the • adopted ami app tpe following off H e Shows Her How Legislature to Convene Tues­ day Facing Full Program; Milam, Taylor to Preside i if City Taxes DueS Tux books are now oiy>n ♦ ^ 2% discount allowed on a? all paid in tS b S * E,|en .Hoj, rS December. .... ....................................................... A U D IT S system Jacksonville, Taaj, LAKK MAH charter of Sanford, West p j the MAUV I* a* *al I L t NOT G j R t r e . *pe a r TAI.I.A IIASSF.F,, Nov. UW(/P> — Studentu ut tiro State College for Women have been asked to sign up with tlie Young W om en’s Christian Association in the carrying out o f eight grourn of work in the in­ terest of the organization. Circulars were r ent the round ■ • at the College, setting forth the various groups, with space below for the minim and uddrusnen of those signing. The eight groups follow: 1. World Friendship: That we may have the "innrks of a world Christian." The World Student Christian Federation, the Student Frienahip Fund, the foreign policy of the United States, race rela­ tions, [react! and war, missions, and so on. 2. Compos Life; What are tl.things which make for fullness of life on a college campus? It [creat­ ing, budgeting time, money and interest, and various forms of s e r ­ vice on the campus. SOLONS FACING Senator Jolt t S, Taylor, of Lar­ go, will nre-dii; over the Senate. f?cLSPcCTrut.CY. Governor Ma tin Sr expected to tend hi* t-w u gu hefore a joint rr csion of h*>t!i iron :r< i held short­ ly a fler the special session be­ gins. i hr governor h et nnnnuncd that I’ resenting a famous baseball pitcher, Ray Kremer, and his little ids ntensa*;e will he brief. The t*x- daughter, Hetty. The illustrious hurlcr of the Pittsburgh Pirates is trnoidinury ses*inn, under the law, showing Hi tty how he gripped the ball when throwing baffling curves cannot no over 20 days. to the Senators during the rccenL world series game. Betty seems The piuhfhle extent o f the res- to understand all about it, too. siott is conjectural. Some of th e ' lawmaker^ liMi.ve that it will end' NOT CONSIDERING STAGE by Thanksgiving. while others tire confident it will go the “ full NEW YORK, Nov. 10.— (/P)— route." •Mrs. Margaret Ross Lamlsdownc '1 he npeeinl session was rn llrd , says that she has no present in­ by Governor Mai tin for the pritention of going on the stage, and the enactment of I.* "perfectly amazed" by the state­ h-gi-datum supplying water from ment of a New York promoter that the mainland tor the Monroe ilia-; f —- h. fr jif her. . ,, " i — National the (' tremor, in hi* prut-lama- backed by t A ntan who slaps you on the lion, added that other laws to cope tt-nmont, t back ought to be slapped back. with the advancement o f the :• ate, |ant| (}„.’ xj. and permitted under the constitu- r vvil BE THANKFUL that you arc liv­ lion, would be in order. country ton ing in Florida and take advan­ The character o f the 1cgi si a 11on f ..,, rr \sr«, ,|t. tage of the Thanksgiving holidays to lie taken up could not be learn- pul,lie’s kno to make a delightful FREE BUS ed in advance, except through Conxtiti TRIP o f 000 miles to wonderful “ whispering-t" in certain channels] proclaim s Miami and return. Thi;* beautiful o f 3*.ate government. '.J; a “ spccia Fast Coast tour includes such A new stale penitentiary at Itai- ,-„urugement points of interest as Hollywood and furd; a building to house the over- lightonmcnt flow department! now trying to (,.'rL. 0f the Coral Gables and an enjoyable trip up Biseayno Buy to Fulfnrd-by-tho o lt rin amice in the crowded enpi- Week will hi Sen. School teachers nnd members » to.1: legislation against alleged ex- plonsi for ci ■ totionr tc rentals and hotel mid tc itminy slate o f other professions having a hol­ trin« aiit rates; uniformity of tlr • Tomorrow iday period are urged to bo our ,. nr.uiv local game laws are some marked by guest.i For reservations and fur­ , o f ihe proposed law* nieruiAucd. gatherings,n ther information address Geo. K. Fischer, District Sales Manager. Sixty fix counties will have imp- rays or the I, rest rrtation n*. '.Ire special r e v io r , f),,, presenta “ Fulford-by-the-Sea" 2fi0 S.Ornnge ,s wheiea.s only sixty '.’tree sent l.ofniv* civic Ave. Orlando, Flu. Telephone ‘J.VJU. n lawmnker • t » the last regular |,.aux o f the i:i.t :n in \ in io n . \u *t i o \ meeting. lion of Indei Cm ler aud h> virtue o f the a u ­ , Three n w (ounfies. Gulf, In- the Plug a t h o r i t y - vested In m e at ti mass I, dian River and Martin, will lie similar natu tllertlmt o f the r l l U i n * and <|I I 11e repre: enleil. Wudneada; fled e le c t o r s of tlie T o w n o f L a k e M ary, F lorida , I hereby call and a i II II. '••-ibr, ,r Majette. will <pecinI cl 7 represent Gulf; A. \V. Voting, Vcro „nd husiness „ Iteach, Indian River and John R. p, learn mu n Taylo , Stuerf. Maitiu. conditions. n.......... h There will be no change in the 'Utln porti F O R Q U IC K S A L E f spiritual personnel o f the Senate. , considered h We age BIHI.KS ON U X illD m o N NEW HAVEN, ’ ■m i ’..—(/D— Forty new Bibles including a copy o f the first one in tlie* King Jam ex' revision, ore on exhibition at Yalu com m enting the translation of first book lit English by William Tyndall year a g o . Dixie proposed *RA\, Resident] II III I H I I I I I U M tH lI H lH u F O R AI.DKItM BN ( V o t e f o r f i v e ) The ideal heat for the Florida clii wood to be bothered with. It ij electrically. F o rt Cl.K11K-T11KHUHEH- AS8KHS Writ (Veto fo r one) FOH COl.I.F.CTOIt (Vote Call and see our stock. for one) IN WJTNKHS W H K R E O F I have h e r e u n t o set rny harul on th is the 16th tlay o f N ov em b er A. D, i;>25. WM. M C H O n oV K . Cl">lrman o f n Mn** M e e tin g o f C i t ­ izens am i Q ua lified E l e c t o r s of the T o w n of L a k e Mary. W. 8. S E W E L L . S ecretary . 112 M agnolia Ai ■ W e A re .seventy-throe H igh w a y new and highway. Wonderfully located for de­ velopment. TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORD I wish to announce that 1 i.m a candidate for the office of City Commissioner to he determined in the regular Municipal Election to he held on the First Tuesday after the First Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. Your consideration will he appreciated. E. F. HOUSHOLDER. Com m erce Leaders reclnr Bartcll o f the IntdrstuLv <'utiiniorct! ( ,i.minixxien':i railroad n.'pr sviitaUviM haw gone to Flor­ ida !•< asrist railroads there in al­ leviating conge: thin in dtpnrlment |pm ticulnrly on the ea.it coast. Thu commission Ita* held agent t in the Florida areas fur several months in the ffort t" leliuve the situatinn, though no federal orders employment for purposes essen- |have bean issued. I’ mum P sion.t ticlly inconsistent with fundamen­ McMnnay anti bis assiatnnt expect tally secured right! o f the elti-| to remain in the state several days, visiting vaiii.es paints umt if any zens." The bill giving Htistis title to acti.m by tin* commission is contho submerged land." provoked a ■idi red necessary it will be taken heated debate at a joint sc"aicii o f |as a result of thu findings vvbicb committees of thu Hoii o* nnd Sen­ may be made. ate. Tho measure was opposed by large development companies. For­ May And Sweetheart mer Fenutnr John It. Johnson, who Die in Death l*act h now attorney fur tlie Internal Improvement Fund, (ip-ported the HU in ,'J2.r>. Former Auuitoc John 1 JERSEY (T T Y , N. J., Nov. Id.— I'. Stake;:, Miami attorney, oppos­ (■1*1—Joseph I'almuri, 2.1, of North ed it io 1021, but supported it in Bergen, early today shot to death, 102.'), bis LT year old sweetheart, illss Governor Marti i veto* d ihe F as­ Mi'inie Sehli.oder in the b d room tis bill, la*cause, he sni I Tin bill <if iter home at Union I'ily. I’ althat upruite: „r grants prop­ meri then shot himself fatally. erty rights belonging to all the M m garet Keheissli r, u -isl!*r, fuuiol pcoale of the stipe can be consid­ th<* lioilies when hi returned from ered « local bill.” The measure, a movie show. Nile fainted, ho declared, bad h ie i passed as n | I’ollce believed that a sudden local one, when, in realty, it wuu mental disorder prompted him to general in scope. vomit the crime. On the table was The veto of tho Biscay no bay 1found this note: "She asked me to project wus accompanied by thi killed her. We love each other, sUtem cnt that tin go/e.itinr r»n- and forgive us." sidered that the pro-'ortj !n mic* linn included an u r n I.•■: .ngiog in Miami Bench nnd that tbetu v.-ns no harmony on the p*u t of th • citizens involved in the legisla­ tion. (Continued From l*nr*e One) "W e believe that for certain questions o f pollry nnd un advis­ ory board In the emergency fleet corporation is desirable and this board should represent an) co-or­ dinate tlit* great government dv— partmi nts for they are very large iy involved in merchant marine nuesiion. Such an udvisoty board should compiir.u tho tecretarles of: trcuiurer; war; navy and com pteree; the postmaster general; the president o f the cmerg.uuy fleet eorparatinn -and rhuinnnn of the shipping board." offer jtnr who ."hall n* person and a I' of nfflre of all o find one-hnlf acres, front­ CALENDAR OF 22......................... WASHINGTON, Nov. IG .-G P)— VETOED B I L L S Uummisinnor McMnnumy and *11- HOOVER OPPOSES DIVIDE!* POW ERS OF SHIPPING BODY 317-318 -r «rst National 1 Sanford, i w men, a Clerk, T r ItnllRO. |^\ Yo» *£S c e n t r a l florid: anil approved, to A Mayor, a Ho Rent e :.t*nialive Milam, o f Jncknonvillo, will act us speaker o f tlio it v Alt •< Nov. It»—or*— vag­ rant children m Russia numbered ni' i. tli .n J'lU.PDO. the commixs a n i (• " ed’u ui wm has found. Uu elmrarfei im l it a* a situation nu "a; Mi.' tin wolf it re uf the coun­ try :.r.d uccoidingly has organiz­ ed a tit-v. system uf factory schools t r home less children. Th hi;; centers, like Moscow, I. mn .rod, Kltarkow and others are overrun by homeless waifs who 'Jeep on (I,,* sidewalks, ball* naked and half >turved. Thu "Cenlnil Run a Fiiinl” for vugrunt children, t>> which lbs goveiumeiit contribut­ 'd vi'.ci.il iiiiilion riiitble:! nnd to which another few millions have been mid il by voluntary Contribu­ tion . bus Leva found insufficient. ’I be factory school intends to t 'Uih tho waifs various trades in addition to their general education. WOULD I’ RniiK QUESTION WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— (/P)— Because ho thinks abnormal personuJitltjH cost tho United States u billion dollarg a year, Dr. A r­ thur McDomihi wants a committee for study of the matter. Priced to Sell and have exclusive listings on valuable p)vp| us for Homes, A creage and Business Pro; Y our Listings Will Be Appreciated and1 Im m ediate Attenti H. |{. LEW IS CO Real Estate— Investments Phone 31 108 E. Second St Phone 038 Sanford, Florida Office Manager, Sam Younts M .W tO K K , Nov. In.— (A’ )— De­ fending flappers and "H er brother, the flippers" Rev. Dr. F. Reis* no thinks some parents are setting mirerabb examples by drinking. At football games ho has seen old alumni putting the flask hut not one studi ut. Announcing lll t;i: JAW HONE FOUND SVERDI.OCKS. Russia, Nov. Irt. - 1/1’I—'The jaw bone of a pre his­ toric horse with a trunk has been found iri enormous vnee ruins in the Ural Mountains, which have diamond and ice grottos. Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Crvoniulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Crcomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals tho inllamed membranes and in­ hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms uf threat troubles. Creornulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the 1 irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach. Is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the (rouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creornulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and cold*, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms ol respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or tluMoney refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creoinuisioa Company, Atlanta, Go. (adv.) FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can didacy in the coming city elec tinn for tho office of Citj Commission. H- R. STEVENS tfiK fB fito fim filH H R R Leaving Thursday morning’ at halt past eight. Be our guest and enjoy our hospitality fo r the day. For reservation phone 346-J or call at 105 South Palmetto Ave DAYTONA SHORES �s * ■>*•* Condo Carnegie Now Offers Degrees In Plumbing MONDAU NOVEMBER 16, 1925, - TORY OF BIBLE [N SERIAL FORM READY TO PRINT' NV T T v iA P P L I C A T IO N F O R V >\f . > TO SELL St I M i l l ’ S LA N D . th e V«i i* h , r r t * K lvrn th at on i 'j~~ nf I v c e m b e r , A. P. O 8 h i r nV ,,. . " ,’ p,jr to »»>e H on. Jus. 8emlnsru nV>Cuu? ,3r Ju ,,« « In a n d f o r at n u > > "« > '■ s t a t e o f Florida. *<>un v f ! fr r* , n . San ford. In said __u • \!’.r « n order atnltorlilm r me PAGE W e s t SSI feet, B ov th w eeterly IX t e r . o r o t h e r w i s e In and t o the 7*0 feet, t o p oin t o f Mouth line Vl\ ‘h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d rent e s t a t e : o f N W U o f NNY* o f said flec­ H e n r y C. P o tt e r. If liv i n g a n d I f t i o n ’ tOSt f eet W e a t o f poin t o f S W V ' W k V S ' BIV « dead, all pa rtlea c l a i m i n g an In­ ° n*® PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1 6 . - ^ — b e g i n n i n g , 'E a s t l o s t f eet to b e ­ terest u n d e r H e n ry C. P o t t e r , o r L e T O O i ___ M -r w A 'T 'T I M ^ g inn in g — f t . r ‘ ?tat5r llrnV An*,V.'nrk.d| # , ffrl{ ^ o th e r w le e . lit a n d t o th e h e r e l n a f t l G T Z rrZOH T X A T T ir The plumber may now have n de­ N 4 o f H W 4 o f 8W14 Section e r d e s c r ib e d real e s t a t e ; H o w a r d gree tacked to the end of his II. T o w n s h i p I I . Snath o f R a n g e p n^nd.m o r^ ru m w 7 « ;V rA r u"n- P o tt e r. If liv i n g and If d ea d, all 5S, ^ I P R ° C E E 1 :)E D name. 59 Ea st, c o n t a in in g 20 acre*, k e l - o r Otherwise. In and to thJi. pa rties c l a i m i n g an in te r e st u n d er DTi U\A V X more o r lesa— and less six In i o ln a f t r r descrlh rd rti:tl llarlt.o Uh.nb I# •. - . ” •*"* ,r»tate ; H o w a r d P o tt e r , o r o t h e r w is e . In and The Carnegie Institute o f Tech­ the acres. 1 ress.Radio Ilihle Service of a l l r oirt2JLe ei‘a i m i i ,vlnir ,f « ♦ * « £ « '> the h c r e T n a H e . ^ d V e c r ib e d ^ real SK>4 o f S W U o f Seetlon 14. nology here has added to its cur­ H .f «S.m I ? * nn lntere»t o n - •-■tale: Hueaell If. L e v in * . If liv in g T o w n s h i p 31 S ou th o f R a n g e 29 Cincinnati Will Have First nr. “ “ ' 'T ! * '. * . in and If d e a d .. a l l p a rt ie s c l a i m i n g , nn riculum a professorship and two l}rrel " “ « « r described relit IniiTMt u nder i t u » » . l l H. N evln s. A nHast. scholarships in plumbing, heating C°Py Ready Within Month d to all p a rties c la im in g an Inter­ I . A0*1* " * s h e r iff arid o r o th er w is e. In nnd t o th e h e r e ­ towing real' est In (.nd to th o ab o v e described and ventilating, and Dr. Thomas S e»tate, belonging to the n ' V . / n w l ,,f A l p h . u . in after d e s cr ib e d real e s l a t . : A n d ­ rrn l e s t a t e : (1. H en kel, if liv in g anil If deml all rew t'enhan. If li v i n g anil If dead, Bnkcr, president of the school, says CINCINNATI, 0 Nov 14__(AT fin ite i'*1'1 m,nor** »!inie You, an d each o f you. a r e h e re b y nl,nl," f “ n liX r re .t umler alt pa rties d u t m l n g an In terest u n d ­ « — *• elorw .. he hopes they will result in a fur- - T l * P t . , , - l l i Ui| S l’ s,“ ‘S T j wit: * J. It. V ick an S h eriff anil e x - o f f i c i o er Andrew Denhnn. o r o t h e r w i s e . or d e re d t o a p p e a r to th e n b ov e e n ­ title d c a u s e o n o r b e f o r e the first a ilm in ls tr a lo r o f Alpheus O. Henkel In nnd to th e h e r e in a f t e r d e s c r i b e d im 3!> aero* of the norththcr improvement in standards of :? ,™ l,h l}ie complete story of o r oth e r w is e . In nml to th „ herein^ real estate; K. It. D row n . If liv in g M onday In D e ce m b e r , samr b e i n g living in America. m. ,r..lr rJ ' r ,,,f ,h® southeast me Uihle free to more than 2.000 th e se v e n th d a y o f th e month , ami a f t e r clescrlhed real estate; Myrtle nnd If dead all p a rties c l a i m i n g .1P 1*r-. Heetion r j. T o w n s h i p Rule D aay y of th is Court, . . . at tho M. Kills. If liv in g and If dea.l all nn Interest n ndor K. It. D ro w n , o r ; The scholarships, each valued at daily newspapers in the United ? ! South. Range 5 0 'east.” X "a id minors having an undivid ed o a r il. s c l a i m i n g an Interest under otherwis e, In nnd t o th o h e r e i n a f t ­ o f f i c e o f tn o C le rk o f th is Court, $cU0, are available to Carnegie btates and Canada. nt the Hemlnnln C o u n ty Cou rth ouse. M y r tle St. Kill*, o r oth er w is e In nml er described real e s ta te; \ ,n "aid property, such and In defa ult Tech students. They are the gift 1*!e f 'rst copy is ready for mail- niinlieliT*""*’ Drown, husband o f E. It. Itrow n , If S a n for d . F lo rld n. application to t... based ti|K>n p e ll- to the h e r e in a f t e r described real t h e r e o f a d e c r e e p ro r o n f e s s o w ill ta le. Ch ester K en n ls on If living and liv in g amt If dead, all p a rt ie s c l a i m ­ ° f the National Association of in g in December. It is a q u a r t e r - 1‘ ‘ ".'l ' i " T •»« file in tiio V f V c e ' o M h i If dead all p a r t ie s c la im in g an Inter­ in g Interest under -------------- D row n . be en ter ed a g a i n s t y o u and each Master Plumbers and the Women’s 1> edition and will l o v e r J a n u a r y , ! o f V t o ^ r a“ 7? V i '" - * 1' 0 3yth da> est muter C h e s t e r Kennls on. or o th - husband o f E. U. D row n , o r o t h e r ­ o f you. an d said cau se p r o ce e d ex auxiliary. wise. In and to the h e r e in a f t e r d e ­ parte. er w ls e . In nnd to the h erein after d e ­ ■tbruary and March, with daily (Signed) ISAAC T.* AVERY Sr It I* fu r t h e r o r d ered u th tnat a t Ihl* m is sc r ib e d real e s ta te: J. II. limlsnn, real estate; O v e r st re e t T u r ­ f«gL-H = V g S T W H A T M A K E S Bible selections and a brief pray­ Ouarillun a l s o k n o w n nn J. H enry limlsnn. It scribed pentine Com pany, n c o r p o r a t i o n o r d e r lie p u b lish ed o n ce■ a w e e k f o r 11 •'■ N«»v t*- \ ^- jj-27. e r o f about 50 to 75 words. With f o u r c o n s e c u i v e w e e k s In th e Sancu t ' under the U w s o f th e State o f YOU T H IN K s o ‘ iv k i,.... . '_____ |l iv i n g and If dead. all parties ■.1 •blish ItIlaha<i r. t« pu ed lid.. n e w s p. a p. e»,• this service goes an appeal to the • j l l l l r i \t'T . ‘ 0 , KT h R V K S T H I c l a i m i n g an Interest under J. )I F lorida , If In ex isten c e n nd If d i s ­ f o r d H crnld le Cou C ou n ty F l o r ­ !M ‘ ( I H C l r T , s i ; it i s ol,!', Hudson, a l s o k n o w n ns J. llen ry solved. all parties c l a i m i n g nn In ­ s« S a n fo r d , S e m in oile newspaper editors to use tha ap­ • til S I l . I Lott lit \, Hudson, o r o t h e r w is e . In and to the terest tinder O verstreet T u r p e n t i n e ldn. W it n e s s my h a n d nnd sent o f said pointed selection daily. \ i i>r-J.. <-.HAN(’ KRY. h e re in a ft e r dscrltied real estate: C om pan y, a c o rp o r a t io n u nder th e K E L Complainant. Krnnk II. P o tter. If liv in g and If Im ws o f the State o f F lo r id a , o r court, th is tiio 5th da y o f N o v e m b e r Four years ago when the news­ a . t^ H E Nvs dead, nil p a r t ie s c la im in g an Inter­ oth erw ise. In nnd to th e h e r e in ­ A. D. 1925. BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 10.- ( /p ) papers of this section were cam­ The \ i n r . l t . R . U ’ CA.S. i-t nl. D efendant" est under F r a n k II. P otter, or o t h ­ a f t e r described real estate. V. K. P O rn t.A B ft, — Three men and a woman were paigning against profiteers, Addier w is e. In an d to th e h erein after property Involved 1s d e s c r ib e d ns (S ea l) C lerk C ircuit Court. HemlOft 114. II Ot p| III.i c a t ION d es cr ib ed real e s t a t e : A lice K ey f o l l o w s : drowned when three barges broke s«m nnlo C ou n ty . Florida, Reid of Cincinnati, one o f w i f e o f F r a n k It. Potter. If R eg in at tho S ou th ea st c o r n e r n y : A. Xf. W E E K S . D. C. loose from their tug near the' en­ those who takes his Bible with his tll , ,1" - " am,• ot »he State o f F lor - Potter, liv in g and if (lend. all parties o f the N W H o f N\\’ 4 o f S e c ­ JDNP.M & JONES. trance to the Buffalo harbor early breakfast, scanned Proverbs and i»T ,° V'raH F.. I.uea*. If liv in g and c la im in g an Interest under A lice tion JS. Tp. 2t Mouth o f lla n gn S o l ic it o r s f o r C om p la ln n n t. Ir (liicil, .ill purtlr* claim in g an In* K ey Potter, w i f e o f F r a n k II. P o ttoday. 29 East, run North 500 feet. Nov. «. 13. 20. 37; Dec. 4. stumbled across this declaration o f tercet under Virall K. l,„r a * . or Mr. and Mrs. George Dahl, o f Solomon: otncrw Ih.-, in and to the h erein after ■ ... •: ------- i l . M r l l .il r.-.il .-Mate; David Rurkc Tonawnnda were drowned when “ He that withholdeth the com a ' * " written David llurke. if living iK thev were swept o ff the Jerry V. the people shall curse him; but and If dead, all parties claim in g ■■■■ • r i ^ :A Petrie. Victor Jensen, address un­ blessing shall he on the head of la g an Interest under David Hurke nlso written David llurke. o r o t h e r ­ known, was lost with the V. Per- him that selleth it.’ ’ wise. In and In the h e r e in a f t e r d e ­ -r _ \ v^ e u L / 131 trie. An unidentified mnn was Mr. Reid, a short, chubby man scribed rc.il estate; Allre llurke, I drowned when a third barge was of advancing yenrs, envisioned the wifi- nf David llurke. If liv in g and /v C A P IT A L If (lend, all parties cla im in g an lnwrecked. possibility of extracting from the •'•rcst under Allre llurke, w if e of Scriptures an ahrdiged selection o f David llurke. ,ir oth erw ise. In and to the hereinafter d es cribed real verso for every day in the year estate: William XI. Ashley. * also nml for every mnn of the millions k n ow n as Wm. XI. A shley, if living if di ad. all parties c la im in g an who have no church connection at . J and u t . r o d under William XI. Ashley. II . m , known as Wm. XI. Ashley, or He interpreted the declaration of o i h rwisc. in nnd io the J i e r M r.-al estate; A rth u r .. Solomon as n warning to profiteers ilescrlhed Fuller. If Hung and If dead, all and thought the whole story o f the pa rties claiming an Interest under Bible could be told from day to day A rth u r II. Fuller, or oth erw is e. In • • to the hereinafter d e s c r ib e d in an appropriately trimmed verse and real estate: Mart A. Fu ller, w ife TALLAIIASSEE, Nov. 10.-I/P ) o f Arthur II Fuller. If liv in g and — The immigration branch o f the that would carry a message. dead, nil parties M a i m i n g an In­ It woull require two years nnd If State Department o f Agriculture is terest under Mary A. F u lle r , w ife a half to tell the story of the Bi­ •if A rth u r II. Fuller, o r oth erw ise. sending out to newspapers, county nnd to the h erein after described u-'j- .i- . ilaffl\lluL chambers of commerce, county ag­ ble. Mr. Reid estimates. The bu­ In real estate, Isaac Jauscn, If living ricultural agents, home demon­ reau hopes to extend the Bible ser­ and If dead, all parlies c la im in g an vice to 14,000 weeklies nnd 7,000 Interest under Isaac Jansen, o r o t h ­ stration agents, nnd others who erwis e. in and to the h erein after riant, Walter Kent and others, ac­ would he interested, a list of ap­ trade publications and to interest •leserlbcil real estate; James Evans, (Tub, Observation, Compartment and Com­ Observation Compartment Drawing Room tuated by love o f beauty, in recent more than 500 radio stations in .Ir.. If D u n g and If dead, all p a r t­ proximately 700 nnmes or more of partment 1). It. Cars, Through Sleeper for Cars ies cla im in g an Interest under Janies years has raised money to buy broadcasting its sermonettes. persons over the United States Kansas City Jr. or otherwis e. In and to COACH SERVICE some groves and induce the state Incorporated under the laws of Evans. the hereinafter described real e s ­ 2:.10 am I.v. Sanford Ar. 2:40 am 2:10 ant Lv. Sanford Ar. 2:10 am of California and various organiza­ who lire seeking data on Florida. Ohio in 1H2J, the Press-Radio Bi­ tate; Alpheus ('. Henkel, If living 9:00 am I.v. Jacksonville Ar. 8:50 pnt The list, which consists of names 8:40 am. I.v. Jnckvonrillo Ar. 8:40 pm ble service, which during the three and if ib ad, all pat ties cla im in g tions to preserve others. 2:50 am Ar. Albany (et) I.v. .1:20 pm 2:00 pm A r. of virtually every state hiti'ivM untlrr AttihmiH (2. Il<*n* Albany (ot) I.v. .1:10 pm Today, 15.515 acres have been o f people .................. • iyear previous was known as the mi 1.4-1, o r 4itlu*r\vIim\ lu ami !•» (In* 11:00am 1:40 pm Ar. Cnlumhus(ct) I.v. I.v. Macon (ct) I.v. 11:05 am freed from the woodsman’s menac­ in the Union, os well as ai num- j Back-to-the-Bibk-Bureau, has been herein after deiarrlbed real r .la te: 10:00 pnt Ar. Birmingham Lv. (5:00 nnt 7:00 pm Ar. Atlanta I.v. 8:20 am ing avc. In addition, the league her of interested ones in Canada ■existing upon voluntary suhscrip- l.uele i. Ilen k el, if living ami If 8 :0.1 pnt Ar. Lv. 8 :0(1 pm Cairo 11:00 pm A r. dead, all pnrlle* claim in g tin lulr rChattanooga I.v. 1:25 am lias initiated a program for n na­ nnd Mexico, represents inquiries j ,• ' support from any r»i under l.uclc I.. Henkel, nr nthSt. Louis Lv. 4:05 pnt 11:13 am Ar. 8:05 ant A r. Evansville I.v. 7:45 pm tional redwood park o f - 0,000 received by the department in re­ agency. ••rwisc. In and to the hereinafter 9:40 am Ar. Kansas City Lv. 8:15 am 1:10 pnt ,d, M * d, , rr*.!_ e*1* ! ? : O scar H en kel, If liv in g "a n d * If 'dtail ;v pi m Barges Brek Loose, Drowning 4 People NamesOf700People Interested In This'’ StateAre Available l l_ r| t ' -« jl » Announces Two Fast Daylight All-Steel P u llm a n ^ *’ Dining Car Trains to Chicago and St. Louis J. , Effective November 3,1925 “The Floridan” acres of trees that were a half- sponse to publicity and advertise­ thousand years old when the satr ments in a number o f new papers Slight Quake Shocks and periodicals o f the nation. npea red over Bethlehem. An nccompnnyinp letter from The lumberman have sympathiz­ Near Hartford ithrJral ed with the spirit of conservation, Nathan Mayo, commissioner of ag­ Felt limes as and moved greatly by considera­ riculture, sujfRects that the list HARTFORD, Conn.. Nov. 1C.— snd Are tions o f financial advantage, be- be published or held available fo.- Dpi—This section was visited b> ban reforestation so extensive as |anyone desiring to use the names j ' another slight earthquake tremor Coast to promise complete replacement for communication, of trees cut down. Merchantable I Other lists, although not so ex- tiiis morning similar to the one redwood timber in the forests, cs-| tensive ns the first, will he fur­ felt here Saturday. IWith The “ baby” quake wm experienc­ , timntod nt 50 billion feet hoard nished from time to time, it was ed at 1:20 A. M. nnd lasted but measure, will be reproduced by stated. . , a .- . . n second or two. The buildings planting at the rate o f 550 million shook for a moment but so far PLANS NEW DIRECTORY II.,vo feet board measure yearly, assum­ ing the present rate o f cutting nnd \V. P. Reeves, representative of as could be learned there was no [ar Dim ,T,,r„ducion. Lumbermen 'figu re tho R. L. Polk Directory < ompnny. damage, Be Saved full! this that the second growth is in the city making preliminary \nothrr Quake Reporter of rdwood w.ill be repdy for cutting arrangeiuonts for, the pc inting •<( NEW YORK, Nov. lO .-D l’) —A i in 100 years at the same time the a new directory for Sanford. Ac­ iov. Pi.— virgin timber hns disapeared. cording- to Mr. Reeves, the direc­ earthquake o f moderate intensity |xith prosThe tree itself is a great factor tory will be out shortly after the and centering about 2,500 miles Kamiii to in its perpetuation, for sprouts (1f the year. Hhe stated that from New York was recorded on tkti the spring from its stumps so profuse- un(]oui>tedly Sanford would show the seismograph at Fordham Uni­ k beautiful |y and persistently that thut M. B. a tremendous growth of popula­ versity this morning from 7:01 to rvirens. ur Pratt, state forester, snys: 7:45 o'clock. The maximum dis­ tion in the new directory as com­ turbance was beginning 7:15 o’­ If the planting by the lumber pared to the lust one. h*m hem- ompanies is continued on the prdsclock. rlu America ent scale, l consider that adequate STORM WARNING ISSUED ^r, the tree means will have been taken to re­ NOTED FRENCHMAN DIES t< by nn- forest the cut-over lands, partic­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—(£ )— Et remain- ularly since these lands nre re­ PARIS, Nov. 1(5.— (/P|—Senator : cf a few foresting more or less by theni- The weather bureau today issued Hughs Lo Roux, leader of the i reast of .elves by means o f stump spourts.’’ the following storm warning: “ Ad­ group du Touriome, the largest visory 10 a. m.: Warnings changed 11 bit of The redwood belongs to the pine to northwest Dclewnre brakewater group du Touricme, is dead. tmthed- family or come bearing group. In He was known as a scholar lb lofty the fall of the year, the cones to East Port. Disturbance over With his wife Resit::. ID. are gathered from the ground and “ T r V ffT m l ............... . ISting— taken to the nurseries o f the lum­ M’r it ia ber companies at Scotia, Fort ii, only Bragg and Caspar, Cal. Seeds re­ night." |lan it.- moved front the cones become JONES SUCCEEDS BEDFORD The heroic spectacle of the cen­ >>a of trees of six or seven inches in one NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—</Pi— tury is Dawes’ valiant fight to es­ or two years. Trees thus grown cape from the oblivion which sur­ George II. Jones, vice-president tV i’ ing in 1925 numbered 4,250.000. and treasurer o f tho Standard Oil rounds the Vice-Presidency, the pt'.uri m In the winter o f two years ago hotting odds ut the ringside arc 10 Company of New Jersey, was one ihip- ' a start o f replacing o f the board to succeed the late A. was ntude ^ orh C. Bedford. Walter C. Tcngle, re­ s when 800 acres were reforested. to 1 against him.— New lkfcti ns Last winter 4,000 acres were plan­ American. mains president o f the company. Urius- ned, and the program for the pres­ Heaven must be a place where HJIl • ent winter embraces 0,000 acres. When the total reaches 10,000 you can wear a suit of clothes as EakHer- yea rl y . __________________________ _ long as the vest l a s t s . -------------- 1:20 pm. Ar. MRS.C.C. DABNEY Public Stenographer Yalde/ Hotel Lobby mbers itt By Williams Porter E. Tilts R E M . ES TATE I I O - l l l - l i : U l Nol'l. linn', lllilc. Phone 490-W Maufonl. Fin. ItepP'ornllui; \V. V VV'linler, ll<al Estate lliulii'r i.v. 12:25 pm Ar. 4:10 pin A r. St. Louis Chicago :• i ! Jm r* \4: I.v. 2:00 pm Lv. 11:33 am E Tickct-s, reservations, information from local ticket agents or W. I). STARK I). I». A. 1.T8 W. liny St., Jacksonville Fin. Phone 5-00*17 nnd 5-0-167. 1*1 ■ Atlantic Coast Line TIIK STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH m in * v ii 7** • i U g th fjf ' / I . ! l fQ y ll J c H E N you choose from Tires and Tubes i i .! advertised goods At prices that are right Pan Ant and Standard Gas ana Oils 'w Chicago Ff “The Dixie Limited” r.'i t you choose from MVeedol Oils the safest goods Electric Irons Radio Supplies BINE’S FILLING STATION f 1 » « k n ow n . T Phone -161-J I are value-true. 11 11/1 Sanford Are. Sanfoid, H»- M \V. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 7W 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, FU f1 r t ni Earle T. Field I.obb r P u U s t o n - B r u i a t e ^ B j ^ San /e rd !il i i G A S HEATERS t The ideal heat for Florida «in«ers. All Style* U .^ > -Y :r & s u e r r i t Medium I’r'ted Ball Hardware phone 8 J iL t& C i f It �*r-i* 3ptt? £ v * yv* £%.'*■ V^T . . y y*." .* I ‘ •-« *. ■‘ ' /ft '’>*? PAGE FOUR Hie. Sanford -i—i— T a lllA K tttir Herald ~ nm t Street and Highway S afety W eek The week beginning November 22 is "Street and High­ Jtnt«ra<t I I HAcond Cln«» M atttr. way Safety Week.” It may seem at first thought that this O utobar 17. 1919. at th* “ a*:oft1c« “ iford. F lo rid a xn d»r A ct o f is just another of those weeks for which this country has 1, 1897. become famous during the past few years. It has almost IM Ilnr l l t L U N D I . DBA TV. m . I I O W A I I D 1 I K H O , -------F l U f i r come to the point where every subject in the encyclopedia t>k««r ’ 4V has a week for consideration. But there is something about 111 M i ( « » l l i A ifig r a r u a c n im o x hath* Ona T aai—97.00 Hit Mf.ntns... 11.10 "Street and Highway Safety Week” which gives it a preem­ t>«IU *r»d <n Cl\ hy C «rrl*r. p*r inent position o f importance. w e e k . I Co. W eekly E dition *10 0 Governor McLeod of South Carolina, in issuing his proc­ Far year. ____ lamation calling for an observance of "Street and Highway K i m r i A l . FOTICHi Alt obituary . Moflcea. cards of thanks, resolutions Safety Week", calls attention to the fact that during the and notlcaa ot entertainments whore fharaea are aaade will ^e charged World War forty-eight thousand soldiers lost their lives, foe at rerular ndvartlalnt ratea. while during the same period o f time ninety-one thousand m i n TUB ASSnClATBI) FHB89 persons were killed on the streets of this country by automo­ Twe Associated Preas Is bxcIubIn ly entitled to the use for re* biles. publication o* all newa dispatches The sitiyition is particularly acute in our own state. arsdltWi to It or not otherwise credl»J In this papor and also the lo- The continuously increasing population, augmented consid­ •a* newa pnbltabed herein. All rl*hte *>f republfciulon or special dlapatoh- erably by winter visitors, nnd its comparatively opulent con­ aa herein are alao rsaar^ad. dition which enables nlmost everyone to own a car, has M ONDAY. NOV. 16, 1925. brought about n situation of congested traffic in all Florida cities and most country highways which is most serious. T O R n E R A L u ’8 PLATFORM Accidents on the whole are due to carelessness or negli­ Deeper water route to Jeekaon* vllle. gence on the part of one of the drivers of two or more auto­ t,— Construction o f SL Johna-ln- mobiles. As Governor McLeod says, when two automobiles dlnp River canal, pass, it takes both drivers to avoid an accident, while either t .— Extension c f white way. may cause one. That is the unfortunate pnrt about automo­ 4v* -F t t n s lo n o f locnl amusements. —-Swimming pool, tennis courts, bile accidents. A motorist may be exercising the greatest lit. care and mny be killed through the carelessness of someone I«— Augmenting o f building pro* else. gram— houses, hotels, apartment It is a situation which requires serious forethought. houses. L —Extension o f street paving pro* After the cars have crashed, it is too late to prevent an ac­ gram. cident. It is easy enough to drive on the right side of the 1 .—Construction n r ^ ^ n le v a r d street, but it doesn’t dot much good t».**rrV- .!iis fact after a rom d Lakw Monroe.’ •— ComplerJon o f city beautlflea* you have run over someone. As Governor McLeod says, "It cannot be imagined that tlon program. V/—Expansion o f school system any sane person would deliberately start out to injure any with provision for Increased fa ­ one, but whether through intent or heedlessness, or any other cilities. cause, the driver of any machine who violates tho traffic BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY law.s or the rules of the road, he or she thereby becomes a potential murderer— this specially in view of the fact that HE REDEEMS AND CROW NS: whenever two cars pass it requires two drivers to avoid an — Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, und forget not nil his benefits; who re- accident, but only one to cause it." l i « 4v As Brisbane Sees It Up in the Million!. Italy's Settlement. Times Wipes All OQ. Let Stabler Do It. HY ARTHUR BRISBANE •* In liH i riartia dremoth thy life from destruction; who crowneth thee with loving kindness nnd tender mercies. Psalm 105: 1, 4. P R A Y E R — Lord, mny Thy Grace sufficient ever he, provided that we may not fo rg e t Thee. T H E N O N -INVESTOR I know a retain party W ho fares, when summer’s done, T o that bright land where golden sand Lies, wnrm beneath the sun. There, till the call o f springtime Abides by sapphlro sens, He looks nwny across the bny To rows o f gleam ing keys. u V V, , • * ’ / * * ' I- - THE OLD FARM HAIN’T W H A T SHE USE TO BE xjsr', Bt ’ THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1925. It Is not wealth that lures him; He’s journeyed year on year, W hen on the road post his nbodo The leaves fell grown and si.ru, T o that sun-lighted Eden And lived there until spring, And never g o t n house or lot Or farm or anything. Thnngh other* that I know o f Havo piled up riches there (W hore sands nro sold almost like gold) And now arc free from care, Though thousands flock there year­ ly On m ighty fortunes bent, This party that I spenk of Is still without a cent. He'll reappear in April, And in my applo tree H e ’ll perch and swny nt close of dny And sing n song to mo. And when the nest he’s built there, By tho gentle breezes tossed, Swings to nnd fro he'll never know The fortune ho has lost! — Montague Glass, As we understand it, the “ Thin Red Line o f 'Hama” was nut no thin after all. It Isn’t All Luck Not long ago the president of n leading bank in one of our metropolitan cities was writing for a popular maga­ zine and referred in an unusual vein to his success. Con­ trary to the usual "financial wizard” who tells how to make a million, he did not ascribe his rise to the top to brains, insight, foresight, or extraordinary industry, but rather to good luck. He said he had started out as a porter in the bank and had spent a lot of his time sweeping out. One day one of the tellers was taken sick and he was shoved in as a sub­ stitute to take his place. Some time later the assistant cashier was arrested for absconding with certain funds, and the teller was promoted to take his place. He held this job for several years, but finally the cashier developed pains in the back and kidney trouble forced his retirement from nctivc work. The assistant cashier was moved up. Later the president, who was an elderly man, died, and the cashier was again promoted. S9.it was rqgrclyjuck which carried thq porter, into the president’s chair.* If the teller hadn’t become sick, if the assistant cashier had been honest, if the cashier hadn’t been troubled with kidney pains, if the president hadn’t died, the porter might still be sweeping out. So it was en­ tirely luck. But was it? Isn’t the president rather given to too much modesty? If tho porter hadn’ t shown the possibilities of a good clerk, he would never have become a teller, even when the teller did become sick, if as cashier, he had not shown himself possessed of those qualities which make for a great banker, the directors would never have chosen him to fill the presidential vacancy. So it is not all luck. Breaks may mean a lot in this game of life, but they are not everything. A man has to be ready to take advantage of the breaks when they come to him, and if he is not ready, he might just as well not get any breaks at all. MY FAVORITE STORIES Ity I K V I N s . c o n n A runaway Arkansas boy hns Almost Startling Really him Mr. Munsey was in confer­ fallen heir to two hundred thous­ In the days when Frank A. Mun- ence and invited the caller to have and dollars. Nut so had for one sey was in active editorial charge a sent. More than half nn hour escapade. o f his various weekly an:) monthly pnrsed before tho caller was ad­ publications 1m hud a i'.'rious- mitted to the inner room. Then A Missouri exchange says, “ Mr. tninded office boy who took things he told Mr. Munsey how he had Sarleton is one of the most w ife­ ly known men o f this section." literally— and witli duo delibera­ been kept waiting. Indignantly the latter issued Just a hit effiminate, as it were. tion. One day Congressman Thomas forth and descended upon the --------- o---------Speaker o f the youthful keeper o f tho outer gates. There is said to he a banana It. Reed then House, came from Washington to "D o you know what that gen­ shortage hut that isn't going to mako us brag about it by reviv­ New York nnd dropped into the tleman is that you've kept duwding “ Yes, Wo Have No Bananas." office of Munsey’a Magazine to see ling about h ere?" he demanded, its proprietor. Between the famous “ That is tho Hon. Thomas It. Reed ■--------- o---------Today’s best laugh: Mussolini publisher ami the famous states­ o f Maine!" “ I'm sorry, Mr. Munsey," said says he takes Julius Caesar for man a cloto bond of friendship his model, aial it is beginning to existed— they were Loth sons of the youth, “ I thought all the time look ns if he may go awuy from Maine for one thing, nnd. they had it was Dr. John Hall." "Rut don't you know that I>r. here as Julius did.— Macon Tele­ been intimate associates for years. The bulky Reed stepped into Dali is (lead?" said Mr. Munsey. graph. iho ante-room and without giving "Yes, air," said Truthful James, Londun, Sept. 21.—“ Will you his name said ho wished to see "that made it seem rather strange shako hnnds with m e?" said John Mr. Munsey. Tho office boy told to me that lie should be calling." Keen nt Glasgow this morning just before ho was hanged to Mrs, Mary A P P LE SAUCE Bell, the first woman magistrate TAM PA TIMES In this country.— New York Her­ ald Tribune. We nro rising, along with the chance looker-ln could have seen Now someone has discovered that Fort Myers Press, to voice a a couple that were enjoying life King Tut was only fifteen years for sure. Now we are reminded word o f proto;* against the e f­ old when he died, and the way his that one o f our boyhood ambitions extreme youth wan revealed was frontery o f nn age that speaks was to in* able to put a pipe down by examination of his feet. Just in a light ami flippant manner in the ashes ami light it from a think how ignorant we would haVc o f apple sauce. We cannot remain live coal pieked up in its bowl— been if the old boy had lost both silent when tho voices o f ridicule like Grandma slid. We havo never legs in battle. is raised against this time-hon­ been able to accomplish that; ---------- o---------ored product o f our forefathers. somehow our fingers always man­ Mrs. John l). Sherman, presi­ Applo sauce Is nn institution. aged to get burned so badly that dent of the General Federation o f Its association;' o f age nnd honor we had to give up in pain. Nor Women’s C u b s, has ruled that ref­ are such that the name should wns tho pain o f the fire on flesh erence to President Coolidge as not be bandied about in jest. In on whit more great that wnr that "C a l" is not rudo but suggests the days when grandmother was of failure to "turn the trick" o f a hurry to get acquainted. Well, young the girls were taught to getting a light thnt way. These if wc can get by on that excuse, play the organ and to make apple days wo are told that ladies don’t wo'll begin using it at once. sauce. The perfume o f Araby wns smoke. But some ladies do smoko ----------o---------no sweeter than tho fragrant smell these days. So did some back in Sonic sheiks nro very devilish. of the spice that came from the those days—Grandma did. They smoke cubeh cigarettes, chew old fai'hioned kitchen where Wo hnve wandered. Wo were gum, squirt perium on their hair Grandma used to have apple sauce discussing apple tuuce. * and read Modish MitxL—Jackson­ brewing <m the hearth. She called It is u fact that the national ville Times-Union. Yeah, they a l­ it apple butter, but some o f the liver was never in better condi­ so write to movie actresses, relate neighbor* who mado it just like tion than when it wns the uni­ the best jokes in Ln Parisicnno and her— though not nearly so good versal custom to smear the daily begin their late dates at threu A. —called it apple sauce. We've bread with applo sauce, which was M. done more hard work with the back then—nnd long before— n ----------o---------only reward in view being thnt o f savory staple o f diet. To take Another addition to the season's getting the stew-kcttlo in which the name of apple sauce in vain biggest upsets was Princeton's Grandma had cooked apple sauce, is to affront the memory o f thoso crushing defeat of Yale. The Elis, and in which she would always reverored ancestors who handed according to all kinds of dope, leave liberal portion o f her down as n part o f tradition Die were certain u> win, but then it product, than ever we have for secrets of it.i manufacture ami the V; only gees to show- that the team anything <!*o. And when we got evantph of ita generous consump­ vhich is a world beater one Sat- it and sat on one side o f the tion« r DtU ea:d}- llu follpw- kitchen firaplace to onjoy- our D oan with thoca who would tcasL with I J - :. !ma ojl t i* Othff, ' ' »F.i r keart*H (C op y rtrn t ISIS) are g j * IT HAS been said hero nnd in many other plnces, that he who sells things "short” in the United States, is almost ns foolish ns the man who called his brother n fool. If he i:i not, ns the Bible says, in danger o f hell fire, literally, he is in danger o f such a financial scorching ns will make him wiser in days to come. -I' « a Uj Tr? c i people tiJ what LOOK M A , a im ! \ H ejne ap*i OIC7 5I0RT3AG6 whw \ Kim H8 WAS JusT Fhccie m much titl1 fner.ds. 9 as common a s GENERAL MOTORS In nine months earned more than 580,000,000 in net profits. On Thursday the directors gave stock-holders an extra 53, n little additional present o f moro than 525,000,000, nnd n total dividend o f more than 51,000,000. We certainly arc “ up in tho millions.” THE DIRECTORS announce that, the company has on hnnd "In caith nnd negotiable securities” $155,000,000, nnd is free o f debt. In the United States, if you know how to take care o f v«««business, your bus: heaV’ L care o f you. Consider General Motors— but remember that you are not ndviscd to buy it, or to buy or sell anything else, In this column. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE and Mr, Mellon have arranged for a debt settlement with the Italian government, nnd tho people o f the United Staten are well satisfied with the terms offered by Italy nnd accepted by this country. Tho Italians, straining to tho ut­ most their financial ability, will pay to tho United States $2,107,000,000 over a period o f 02 years. The terms o f the settlement are, ns they should be, tho most lenlent that the United States hns made with any power, nnd there is no reomn to doubt that ConRress will ratify this settlement. Tho amazing thing is that Italy can undertake so gigantic a pay­ ment, crippled financially ns she is by our strict immigration laws. THE STATUTE of limitations does not protect the murderer, hut time docs protect him. X-rays, penetrating Tutankhamen's mum­ my, are expected to show that tho young 15-year-old Phnrrpnh was murdered. TKi job was probably down or instigated by those that apparently mourned his death most violently, spending money lavish­ ly iii fixing fua tomb. Murderer and instigators are all safe now. Tutankhamen, according to the early Egyptian belief, is happy in tho realm of light, with Amcn-Rn the sun God. And the murderers are living in horror with demons and strange things in the gloom of tho ‘‘underworld." AS TO what really happened to 1‘haronh s ghost, we don’t know. Hut we do know more than nny I'hnronh. He know that if he went through the underworld and kept on going, he would come out the other side of this littlo world with his troubles beginning again. We know from the scientists, that we hnvo Tutankhamen's mummy, that it will be X-rayed, photographed carefully preserved, ami that’s all we know. ALSO \\ E know by one inter­ esting test thnt the dead, while they might come back to tell us actually don’t do it. Dr. Gilbert promhud his wife that ho would get in touch with her, if possible, after she died. I he signal which was to prove whether or not mediums could talk to ghosts, written down by the doc­ tor and carefully sealed up, was the dates of birth of Dr. Gilbert, his wife nnd daughter. Any, "hosts should remember dates, and Dr. Gilbert offered a reward o f 5o()0 to any medium that would get. "the counteri*gn" from beyond the grave; 2 IS of them tried; 218 o f Diem failed. -SAMUEL UNTF.ltMYER, who got tired o f making money, too easy a ^task for such a brain us his, decided to take an interest in other people. Now he wants very crowded dtios lacking decent hous­ ing for those with small incomes, to build at public cost the houses that are needed. He urges New York to build 100,000 inch homes, and intelli­ gently niggests putting Mr. Stab­ ler o f the Metropolitan Life In­ surance Company in charge o f the business management. TW O -FAM ILY houses, accord­ ing to Untormyer could bo built for $ 11,000 each. The city lend 510,000, the buyer pay $1,000 down interest on the balance at 4 1-2 percent plus amortization. Lotting rooms a 8 pcr month each, tho property would nay for itself in 20 years. IT IS nn interesting programme, but involves s*)mo difficult condi­ tions— honesty in politics, for in­ stance, freedom from interference, fair prices for building materials. No doubt the thing could be done and would pay, tmless Judge Gnry o f the steel company, or Mr. Carey o f tho Pullman company or Mr. Ryan of tho Copper company, of copper and asbestou cheaper, should find n way to make houses lighter, warmer nnd indestructible! A CITY allowed by law to build stables for its horses, pens for its sheep, cages for its lions and tig ­ ers in the park, should f a l l o w e d ........... lOjftt-te for l b .<npv, wojieu ■ EcsT.op us 'He Ufa J after i " 1 million i others. Aboat ( food on ec /\ Every i _ cold or r jjl ere of his, . , Alight u mr old jt, instead c! — Don't i.. R'ar. He*. V i n & staying o«] important u| A fool while a r R] thinks. e m e s is ; So live. 1 ■ .... — df|or withe hill colietigl rs invo-7 It will be] er to wait: come in <lx| time. POLITICS NO SCIENCE R. L. ROBERT T A M P A T R IB U N E Premier Baldwin may be counted on to let the cut out of the bag — generally nn interesting puss. “ Truth," he said to the students of Edinburgh University, "has as lit­ tle to do with “ politics as it hns with most politcians." A scientist prospers as he adheres to and ad­ vances the cause of truth. Even in business, honesty is the best policy. But politics throughout history hnve been "despised for dishonesty” and have steadily prospered in their increasing dis­ repute. in ancient Greece the sophrist “ displayed ingenunity by appearing to prove that which his hearers knew to he false." The modern demagogue flourishes "by appearing to prove that which his hearers wish to he true.” It is all the fault of "dem ocra­ c y " —which to Mr. Baldwin means "government by discussion, by talk." We in America knew some­ thing o f that. The men who wrote our Constitution, fixed it and devel­ oped it In action, sensed a certain antagonism between democracy nnd liberty nnd consciously strove to chart a resolution of tho oppos­ ing forces. To them government was a science— the science o f bal­ ancing the wordy will of the many by the experienced wisdom and virtue o f the few. They were well aware that men are prone to he swayed by partisan passions, hut they imagined they had discovered the means of controlling and el­ iminating so evil a tendency. It can scarcely he snid that they were disillusioned. True, even white the chivalrously honorable Ham­ ilton was laboring like Hercules to clean the stables o f our finnnee, ho was denounced us a corruptionist, keel-hauled by Congress, driven in desperation to hare nn anguishing scandal in his private life, Wash­ ington wns widely denounced as nn "A nglonm n" and pilferer o f the public funds, as a "monoernt" bent on tearing from the people the lib­ erties he had won for tlium against AUDITS - SYSTf Britain. The men who inspired MONTHLY IIOOKKKEP1.VC and led the foul attack were two Boom 15, Masonic Temple. of kindliest, ablest nnd (except p o­ litically) most virtuous o f their Revolutionary comrades— who were both o f them, elected and re-elect­ ed, as a direct consequence o f that ■ ■ ■ H in a a a B B a B a a a a B H a a a a ia im iiiii attack, to the Presidency. Yet, when Washington and Hamilton wrote the Farewell Address they devoted eloquent pages to the en­ deavor of saving their countrymen from “ party spirit." Edmund Burke, meantime, had perceived the inevitability nnd indeed the usefulness of party organizations, and had expounded their essential moralities. Yet there is still a cab in the bag—or was until Mr, Baldwin tool; it in hand. The problem is, so to speak, to bring party organization within the Constitution— to give them some such responsible balance as exists, when wc are fortunate, in Federal If von desire to purchase n home site M councils. Lacking that, tho high­ est issue, when thrown into politics, us the iM'auDful winding terrace "f R*» 1 is fought out on the lowest level Mellon S uIkIi vision, which is in full do I of mind nnd o f motive. Witness They are far enough removed from the tel these headlines from an organ of quiet and close enough to he accessible. the Ku Klux Klan: New World Court merely “ back Lots for sale in these divisions arc Jdtx door" into League o f Nations, where American interests would be We have listed with us today, two outvoted ton to one.. Government's $2,1(10 each, and five lots in Fort Motel immigration policy at stake, ns Va­ from $1,800 to $2,500... Reasonable tican would use World Court as Consider these prices with those in Ik*1 tool for Romnnizing America and inns, Mayfair and Mnrvania. They are uff force Papist aliens into country. In tile same dispatch we are in­ formed that Senator Borah, nom­ 221 Meisch Building. inally still a Republican, is pre­ paring to "slaughter” President Cooliiige’s plan for our entrance into the Court “ by indirection"— by forcing so radical a modification of tho resolution ns to make it un­ acceptable to other Republican l a i i B x i B i z a i x x a i i a i n K i *11111,111 Senators. Traditionally the spirit of faction hns been invoked against the rival organization. "W ho fills the butcher shops with great green (lies? Tho T ories!” Now the great enemy is o f the household. To Those Who Want, THE WHITE REALTY (f W H AT C A N ’T BE SOLD NEW YORK TIMES The ilifs of I A soul is on the auction block lt;i policy was what might well be in Chicago. It is the soul o f the termed constructive in that it al­ Chicago Daily News, that great ways could he counted on to sup­ newspaper built by the genius and port good government nnd good care o f the late Victor F. Law- candidates for office, hut never to son, if the mul can continue after align itself ugnint the system the spirit which created it is gone. which produced had and bred dis­ The will o f Mr. tmwson, who, honesty in officials. Nevertheless with Melville Stone, established it was a power for good and main­ the Chicago Daily News, discloses tained a high standard o f journal­ that his entire estate, with the ex- ism. If it did not have a soul it coptlon o f a few gifts to personal wan expressive o f tho spirit of its friends, hus been left to a group Jnubliaher, well meaning and kindo f Chicago charitico. For the nil- !y, honest and sincere. People ministration of the estate a tru>t learned to depend on the Chicago company was designated and char- Daily News and admire it even ged also with carrying out tho while wishing thnt somewhat it purposes the testator had in mind, j might somehow I mi more vigorous In the property to be administered in advocacy o f the standards it was the newspaper, which, so far set-up. But will the Chicago Daily as the executors are concerned, News be the same under another must bo considered without any ownership? That depends on who idealistic thought or any view of may be the owner. Should it pass its semi-public obligation. The un­ into the hands o f some o f those derstanding had been, of course, who are known bidders, whatever that the purpose of Mr. Lawson soul it has w ill.be destroyed; oth­ was to have the newspaper con­ ers may recreate it and extend tinued under trust operation, but it. thnt has been found inexpedient It would be a journalistic crime if the charities are to receive full if the Chicago Daily News should benefit o f the estate. The public pass into tho hands of cither o f docs not view the control of editor­ its morning contemnorarien; or if ial policy by a financial concern in agreement they should combine with favor and under the circum­ to buy it and destroy it. Whatever stance;' the trust company does not it is thut makes the l hicago Daily desire to carry the responsibility News, call it soul or something for success or failure of the ven-1 else, is worthy o f continuance, and ture. And so tho Chicago Daily it may survive the blow o f the News is now being offered for sale auctioneer’s hammer, to tho highest bidder. There have been greater newsContemporary Comment Papers than the Chicago Daily n ews. Many have wielded larger m The radio has worked one great influence for good. But, under the guidance o f Mr. Lawson, it wan an advantage to apartment-dwellers honest newspaper and one of the It has furnished mum clothes­ lines on the roof.— New York mpat entorprising in the United American* Statca._Mnny times it was appar­ ent that the Chicago Daily News V i ? hQa figured it our wax hesitant to tako stand for a that tho average New Yorker’s right cause when ao to do might annual output in rubbish is on? might havo jeopardized it* income, but it n«ver supoorud any wren;;. N?wsAC U8,VC ° f P^y*.— Detroit day* i*' it is ** .in that *“ l sihilit'H «ireao«d j fa SanM & Loon ( ■Bi**1* MON W e have two plans of H Your Horn* 1st— We will lend you A necessary ll The Mo1, to build a ccaW-^J 2 n d _ l f / „ u U a v°=^° a u b t C^ ' ”3 NO D E L A Y ------- - ^ N° J Prompt "Service Gujrjjjj] Call and let us explain Title Guaranty &Wort 107-109 S. Park Avc. Sanford I ' r/Js I I �i ’’ I '■ W ■ ■ C fK iV t hi . A lg jJ M • MB :;v ' / A - : PAGE Social S de oj Sanford ^ _____ ,„r>f HARLAN t F V R n r iP T V rn m v x n W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR iNewlyFormed Garden 'circle Holds Meeting East Friday^ Morning _ «/ Residence Telephone 313-J l a t e s t f a s h i o n h in t s f o r m i l a d y in MAIIY MARSHALL ______ ______Copyright McClure Syndicate Distinguished MaharajaH Visiting in Europe Revive the Fashion f r n » n « t r o ? u la r m c ,,h ;^ v ,u c K fo Turbans. held F r day morninc in Mrs In the days of the crusades the ? n l I o S ’s SwJen under the most turban as a headdress for both ffinl w ith e r conditions. More men und women was first intro­ duced into Europe. It was one of when some of the Benernl prin- the heathenish fashions thnt the cinles o f garden planning w e r e 1returning crusaders brought home discussed and studied the way in with them. Since then the fash which they had been worked out ion has occasionally been reviv­ the very delightful garden. ed- _In the days o f Catherine de Reports were given ns to tho Medici, when European nations daises of subjects n which the were getting into commercial re­ members will specialize for next lations with the near East to a viurine’s Flower Show. As the considerable extent, Turkish tur­ membership limit of the C irce has bans became quite fashionable. been reached, and there is a wait- English contact with India later nir list ot others deeply interest­ brought a somewhat different type ed in the work, it wns announced that in future two successive unexcusod absences will automatical­ ly cancel n membership. The next meeting will be held on Dec. 11, in Mrs. Henry Wight’s garden. Mrs Wight will lend a discus­ sion on Shrubbery in Florida gar­ den, and will show, and explains the’ use, habits, and characterist­ ic:, of some of the unusual and in­ teresting plants mentioned in hot present series o f articles in "House Beautiful." Everyone who attended the meet­ ing in Mrs. Galloway’s garden agreed thnt for ono’s own plann­ ing nnd planting, the study o f the actunl plants in use, their size, col­ ors, textures, nml suitnbility for various locations and purposes, is of the grentest possiblo assistance, and the Circle will carry out this study through the yenr in gardens of almost every size and charact­ er. Women’s Column The first event o f the week will be the November Musicalc, Tues­ day afternoon under the direction of Mrs. F. Bolz as its program chairman. There will be Scotch Hallards nnd other numbers ?uggestive of the “ Land ’o Caker nnd Unther Scots." The hostesses for l y* afternoon’s entertainment which will begin at .1 o’clock are •Mesdames MacAlister, Smith. KecIcy. Routh, Irwin and V. Douglass. " Rh her customary thought of on artistic setting, Mrs. Drummond is working out a quaint and charm­ ing picture as an enhancement o f Ihc pleasure of the occasion. ., Those who are not members ot the Music Department a fee o f oO cents is asked for admission, and reservation should be made as early as possible. INSEPARABLE!! ■ ■ ■ ■ I w K P rm POINTING TO FACTS f turban into temporary fashon, am) nmong the lushions, traceable to Napoleon’s campaigns n the Last was the turban that IN OUR came into fashion in Europe over the PreJn hundred years ago. meet. ‘ •° apparently there is always bit o f, the a reason when the turban becomes of Holy an important item of feminine Irs. Dean tnshion. And it seems highly pro­ |on Myrtle vable that the reason for the pres­ On Wednesday afternoon at 3 ent revived interest in the turban l!l, due to the presence in fashion­ o clock the Welfare Department will meet able European resorts this last w.ll meet with Mrs. W. L. Henley, fain* for a Mimmmer of certain turban— its efficient chairman, presiding. A wearing gentleman from India. program of unusual interest has will meet Crowds cnine to our store during the First days of our sale and they were de­ I he Mnharajuh of Paliala was a been prepared, and it is expected Jinflton on that every member will bo present. lighted with their numerous purchases. Every article held a twofold delight— Su­ popular figure in England last |;30 o’clock, Some matter of splendid interest perior Quality— Low Price. You are missing your greatest chance to save— if you summer—tiie only part of his conthe hos1h|ct that seemed amusing or out and importance will be brought un­ miss our sale. of the ordinary was the frequency der discussion. The Welfare Department has al­ with which he changed his turban. Iting of the No one quite understood the nec­ ways stood for the broadest com­ J at the Con* essity for that. Sometimes in a munity helpfulness, nnd has to its |7:30 o'clock. single busy day he would wenr ns credit in the pust several achieve* Miss Cuthsix different turbans, each one o f merits, quite independent of the Ldresses. a different vivid coloring. And backing of the Woman’s Club. T h e 1 the Maharajah would have to rush ideal of club activity is to educate Vent of the back to his hotel between import- initiate, and then after assistance j „ its second aiil t-pgwg e 4j f +? "•••tiUy for is no longer demanded, turn at-1 at tho W o no otnec [0 change tendon to "the next thing......... [3:30 o’clock Men’s Overcoats Indies’ Coats his turban. ‘ * Mrs. Henley has some fine ideas t o’clock. We have a large assortment of Indies’ No wonder then that the French along this line, and it is hoped The new winter models have been and misses coats in winter’s greatest that every community need will be milliners have had interesting tur­ fit the High placed on side during this month. Ex­ styles. Some fur trimmed and others | bans in their collections for aut­ suggested as they occur to Individ­ 1o’clock. No tra nice selection in greys and tans, umn and winter— for there is no­ uals. in order that the most im­ plain. Extra values for— portant may he selected for work. thing about the turhan that makes fit of \Vo$14.95 to $24.50 $14.95 to $37.50 it inappropriate for bobbed or Mrs. Gibbs, department program Iits monthiy chairman is closely co-operating tn shingled hair, and that is an im­ 7t 3:110 o’portant point in its favor. .Mar­ mako this the best year in its his­ Woolen Dresses guerite et Leonie of Paris made tory. an interesting turban nil of brown cr Two Including flannels and other popular and navy blue ottoman ribbon.| It is not too early to call ntteni regular Hoys’ Suits woolen fabrics. Priced at— Oar milliners have been selling tion to the .Second Annual Art Ex(W Masquite a few metal turbans for eve-1 hihit mid Studio Tea, to bo given fiaitiation. Boys’ four-piece suits in Rood quality __________ $7.50 U p ________________ nings. They are the tightly wrap- by the Literature Department on woolen fabrics. Both long and short ped variety of turban und are Wednesday, Nov. 25, since this inW ILL MEET W EDNESDAY World," trousers. Price for this sale at— The new and popular halhriggan dres­ worn for dancing. Satin turbans foresting event will only he open The Welfare Department o f the M of the trimmed merely with n single met-1 for three hours on that afternoon, ses have been reduced to sell at this Sanford Woman’s Club will hold ' nil start nl or rhinestone ornament have Miss McNulty of Orlando, will its monthly meeting at the club­ sale for............................. $1.95 to 9.95 J 7 . 5 0 U p lurch at 7 house on Wednesday afternoon at In come quite popular for daytime speak, and will display example < Ury fifteen wear since women have begun 0f her wonderful skill. Mie is a 3:30 o’clock. A well-balanced pro­ Silk Underwear wearing fur coats again. thevery charming, and thoroughly gram has been arranged and all sketch shows one of the now lur- prepared speaker, n member of the members arc urged to be present. The hu ge assortment of silk umlenvear in all the best silk fabrics such ns Jersey, liaiw made of bois-nu-rosc velvet, American Art Alliance bv by the mermer­ _ A turban of the new sort—of with motives of green and pink it i f her work, in which she was Crepe tie Chine, and Pussy Willow in pajamas, teds, gowns and knickers have Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Funnell o f bois-de-rose velvet with motives of enamel. trainee at Berkley, Cal, been greatly reduced to soil at this sale. It will pny^ the shopper to see our selec­ Ocala are visiting friends in San- Kreen an(j pink en am el. Consisting ns it does of weav­ ------ ford for a few days. tions before buying. ing and early American handicraft, a) and Mrs. East Sanford it will fit in excellently with other Charles Darby o f Plant City , of GaincsTHOUGHTS-W 1SE exhibits which have been arranged Miami aft- was a business visitor to Hanford Reside tho large acreage of cel­ AN D OTHERWISE for. There will be u very fine as­ |th their par- Saturday. He remained here over sortment of hand made pottery ery being planted there are: esti­ , A. Zachary, the week end. from the North Carolina moun­ mated to be three hundred acres of WITH DRIED FilliITS [turn to -Santains, hand woven “ lasl kivers" Bob Starnes o f Tnntpa is visit­ egg plant, peppers, tomatoes of from Virginia, and hand made rug3 Date Fluff-Duff very fine quality, the weather hav­ ing friends in the city. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE ing been favorable for their ma­ |iy for Sara­ Stew one cup atoned dates until from Georgia with tufted spreads from the same source. Many wonll. R. Harris and family o f N c-itu rity . The largest acreage of lull tender. Put through a colander the etui of Sanford wark, O., have arrived in the city crops in several years, us usual ami mix with n cup of sugar that derful antiques from there is considerable cabbage and has been sifted with a teaspoon hoptes will be loaned for lltit inter­ to spend the winter. of cream o f tarter. Beat the esting occasion. general garden vegetables. [has r. turnei whites o f five eggs until stiff, add Mrs. Jessie Sharp and A. J. Loswding sevA party including Mrs. Vesta u pinch of salt, and when stiff put I lie was very sing were quietly married W ed­ Pit comrmni- nesday morning at It) o ’clock at Fay. Mrs. 1-ilibie Weeks, Miss An­ in the yolks of two and whip a- « 3 i i a u i n n i x i u n i i i i i i i a a i i n i a D i B t i v « u ■ iiu n B a n a a ciia a a vnuHctiisa JBursuHMHHiiBH«HniiHMKHBHBaHaHaaKiKKHaHaKHaaaN i return here the First liaptist Church in the nie’ W eeks, Miss Sue Fay, Mr. and gain. Now mix lightly, a little at t+ + + + ti+ + * t+ + 4 i+ + + > 4 t+ t+ + t+ * + + + -)+ + + + + t+ + + + ')H + -> H ,+'M,+ + + H J,+++ + + ,) ’i' s I build several eresence of a few relatives. Ruv. Mrs. Paul I’ czoll, Harry Weeks u time, with the dates and sugar, J F. I), King, performed the cere­ Don Fay and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fay and place one-half cup chopped “ mony. spent Wednesday evening at the nuts over top and hake about fif­ Pope borne in Ginderville, where teen minutes. Servo with cream. |\ork City is Apricot Pdduing dancing was enjoyed until a late i in Sanford Breckinbridge W ill Line a buttered pudding-dish l fur investhour. a thick layer biscuit dough, Wed M rs.Ada A .R oot .Mr. and Mrs. Herman S lid e and with fill with stewed and swelled apri­ m son, Alton, were visitors at the cots, cover with the biscuit crust Point, N . NEW YORK, Nov. 10._ ( / ? ) _ Boston Steele home Tuesday, Mus­ and hake until the biscuit crust ktrends and Today’s American sayn that Iliyiry ter Alton remaining far a week s and bake until brown. Turn out and serve with any preferred S. Breckinridge, former assistant visit and celebrating Ins birthday, Fred 1!. -Secretary of War, is engaged to the Dth, with a fine cake and four sauce. tlhe week .Marry Mrs. Ada de Acosta Root, candles on it. ■ •> i THE NEW FURS is; with widow of a nephew o f Klihu Root. A beige knshu frock is trimmed Mrs. Midlie Head won stricken Mini Bessie McKcldinof Wash­ : ington recently broke her engage­ with a stroke of paralysis Mon­ with two furs—beaver and skunk. I1!.; ; i:u- ment to Mr. Breckinridge. Formal day und rendered helpless. She A charming new coat of mole- B announcement o f M m R oot’s en­ was taken to the Fernald-Laugh­ Pkhty. gagement is to be mado after the ton Hospital for care and treat­ skin—showing the new flare— is * trimmod with u wide border of M a holidays, the American says. ment. sitka fox, which also forms wide n hi while Mrs Root is the widow o f Oren Mr. and Mrs. Driggers and three cuffs ami collar. Root, who was a transaction exec­ u t i v e ^ New York. She has been children arrived from Alabama last Real seal and Hudson seal, a iMfctt of prominent in New York and New­ week to spend the winter with their f | for port social circles and has done daughter Mrs. Roy Kelley und turn- which is. »f course, muskrat dyed ■ to resemble seal are often trim- B Ghy are much charity work. She and Mr. Hy at Moore's itation. Mrs. Vesta Fay ami Mr. and med with squirrel this season. I he a Breckinridge each have two chil­ squirrel is sometimes natural hut a dren. She is a tester o f Airs. Philip Airs. Joe Fay motored to 'I ampu lydig. Betty Wales ami Co-oil makers. All for the week end returning Sunday. may he dyed beige or cocoa color. ■ P&.ri jr • new fall colors. Sizes 10 to *12. American broadtail in various H '•kief Oil light brown shades is one of the u Prettiest Redhead in All Kansas til,- most jmuplar furs for coats. U J is attractively trimmed with match a A ’ Putin 1 ing fox collars, cuffs and holders. * in era. ■ vx l iXTf e Baum martin remain perhaps ^ UJu 11 visittho favorite trimming for hlacu ti Made of Cm ticelli’s fine crepe salbroadtail and similar piltries n ins and silk. Beautifully trimmed while the finest Real coats are oft- m in .all the new shades. t«n trimmed with mink ami kolin­ P * lew days ski. If November Sale! Saving Values its T he O u tlet Ladies’ Coats and Dresses a Satin Crepes and Charmeuse $29.00 “Irene Castle” Dresses m U Wtt Lucy and lij T , » p a and Ife L? ^ M*ng0 L5 -anfor.l as Rous? were a*nford. TRflOI’S BECOME Ml -------- - Smith THINGTO. China, Nov. l‘>—-CD* — Marshall Chang T*o-Lin > fq lh Shantung division becoming mutin­ ous yesterday fired from the real on the Russian white brigade attnched to Chan's forces. It i* re­ ported that the majority .if the tlD on busiA Some of the new natural raccoon coats have a raccoon tuil hanging from one side of the |>"c ket. ---------Krinmier and astrakhan are coming into the foreground of the Rtage of furs. garter of . friend*. Russians were killed. .v mm NOTICE tews f e f t l K LnfP W3 il T O 1 ,1' 3- A L L CONTRACTORS m « n H JJ ■ H ■ t Ladies’ Long Coats Popular prices, plain and fur trim­ med in all colors. All wool mate- " “' $25.00 and $29.00 ! Childrens Coats All wool velour, brown, Leigh, tan, gray and navy. Some with plain collars and fur trimmed. 0 to 11 y en ra. $10.00 to $19.00 On nnd after January the 10th, 1920, the Painters scale will be $L00 per hour. Local 12G1. Sanford ; r ; c1/ Tampa |,| r * fe* days. i ^ «; Han. TO t g B S M By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. Winter Days Are Here E__ See Our New Assortment of The Y owell Co m pan y Andirons nnd Fire Sets N ’ h l i r b »irCv emnn* W lc h i t a ," K " !" ’ tenographor. has the P C * , and her u. according to a decision of the JukK«s "k*she’ll the Rsdhcads.” The ogcasion? Oh yes, bu*u "Ppesr at JJe r-qiuaj livestock show at Wichita, - . . Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 3 V i i i i k s a k > > > * M ^ i a ^ l * R > l l ,a i l l l i a a l l > ,i a i i a i l > a i ,a i l i a l i a i l a i V f l ‘ V <,>i< v;ifJ- ' y �; - vv?s5 ► **♦ **♦ ♦ + ^ + «> + ;H -♦ + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ y * ? y y y ?♦* a a a a , A bit of old V en ice in this'* local spot o f beauty >i\ if, it i o c s i sp of be a t * i j ITH its chain o f lakes that will be connected by a series o f canals givin g this spot o f beauty m any miles o f ever changing water ways, lined with palatial w inter residences c f wealthy tourists, and shaded with •V* moss covered pine and palm trees, givin g beauty that even A g e Old Venice will look upon with enviable eyes, and yet will be in keeping with the entire beautifying program m e to be carried out, L och -A rbor stands su­ preme and in a class by itself. W IIE pleasure craft o f the residents will skim the silvery waters o f Lakes DeForrest and A m ory, through ihe man made canals and waterways to many other smaller lakes, and will be anchored to the doorsteps o f the homes at Loch-Arbor. LL o f these things can be seen by farsighted individuals. Dredges are at work fillin g and dredging in the m aking of a masterpiece am ong Florida’s developm ents. HE Jewel o f Lake DeForrest is now in the making, in the way o f an bland, to be connected to the mainland by means of driveway and bridge. Just anotheir im provem ent o f Loch-A rbor that will be completed immediately. O utside Investors to be show n L o c h -A rb o r’s possibiliti % •»%♦% <>% ♦?* +.♦% >♦% ♦% i 4 �•i\L- -■■■: \ ' 2^50* yc *, mS j /a.1 -t-L+.i __________ ■ ; (• i -3- fflE jA N gO R D JE ltA L D , MONDAM, NOVEMReh 16, 1925. t * ..•^ i* / ' S ' ' r-'c first nnd only touchdown, neith­ er team was in n very favorable position for scoring except for a goal from the field. It was one of the fastest gnmes Sanford has played this season. There were comparatively fo.v tunes that time was taken out. GRANT FIELD. Ga., Nov. 4. New Fniyrnn was unable to place an entire team from the hign DP)— Ivan Williams' 25 yard boot school on the field and was allow- for a field goal on the closing mo­ cd to play four ex-college players, ments of the third period gave Ceorgin Tech the first game of Us lhcse^ men practically constituted renewed nnnunl clash with Uni­ the New Smyrna team. Sanford versity o f Gcorgin today 3 to 0. nFo played four outsiders, but Neither team scored during the none of them had ever played any­ first period, which was a kicking thing but high school football. duel between Morton and Hollis for Sanford at times showed n fair Georgia and W ycoff of Tech. The offense, but was unable to sustain husky Tech tried time nnd again tt long enough to break into the ot Piece the Georgia line but was scoring column. Bach nnd Entz­ nailed after making only short mingcr starred on the offense nnd gains. Barber, Grier and Itusscsll on the ltutlis made one attempt to kick MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 14.— (AP)— The Crimson Coast Team Com­ defense. The two Silsby brothers goal from Tech’s 31 yard line but U p set ‘ . y!cw Smyrna constituted prac­ White of Alabama swamped the Florida Alligator today, 34 and the teams see-sawed posed o f Several Ex- tically their entire attack. The failed, up nnd down the field with the (ng Eli lQ Q, game had a tendency to be rath­ period ending scoreless. John Mack Brown and the Alabamn backfield wrecked collegians, Scores er rough throughout, many of the rin gBy On the final play W ycoff fumb­ the Gator hopes with repeated thrusts through a smooth particularly those of New Early In 1st Period players, to 12 working and fast charging line. Edgar Jones, gallant Gator Smyrna, being guilty of rather un­ led nnd lost five yards. The ball sportsmanlike conduct. The ref­ was in Tech's possesion on Geor­ pilot, was injured in the second quarter and again in the eree wa;j impartial, but was rath­ gia';* 36 yard line when the whis­ third quarter, whom ho was taken out. He was closely er lax about preventing rough tac­ tle sounded. tics. guarded throughout the contest. The Game: Jones icked o ff for Florida t o j 2 Undefeated Dixie Alabama’s 18 yard line. Coldwell I Sanford won the toss and elect­ returned to the 28 yard line. Ala­ to receive, defending the north Elevens Have Games Bach and Entzmingcr ed Phrough bamn, goal. V Silsby kicked o ff to Booth after two attempts at cml Are Backfield Stars on his own 15 yard line. He re­ Scheduled ThisWeek For 82 runs, netting five yard, kicked out Princeton 25;.Yale 0. turned 22 yards. Bell mndo one of bounds on Florida’s 40 yard line. For Local Gridders yard. Bell fumbled but recovered NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.— GT) lA Score I’ crry recovered Jones' fumble on Boston College G; West Virginia an l lost U yards. Bach punted to — Although Saturday marks the the first piny giving Alabama the Wesleyan 7. Colgate 13; Syracuse G. Washburn on his own 40 yard lull before the football storm of ity HAIH.AN W. KELLEY ball in midfield. Alabama made ;onn.( Nov. Pittsburgh 14; Penn 0. thrrs p|ungcsutF1oridn’» One, net­ Playing under a scorching sun line. Thanksgiving Day, two of the four eton furnPenn State 0; West Virginia 11. on a field of sand, Sanford went M r-vl by Brooks undefeated. — * rcnces ting : ; ,L1S^T biggcst up- ed Finiminc 0; New Hampshire 0. down to defeat Saturday before a for no gain. L. Silsby made It) will be in action. out of bounds on F lom la a St. Stevens 31; Nonvitch 0. of upsets yard line. fighting New Smyrna team by the yards off right tackle. V. Silsby Tulane will piny Louisiana State Furman 2 ; South Carolina 0. score of G to 0. New Smyrna njntle two yards over the same at Baton Rouge while Washington he measure Bishop o f Florida got a first Williams F. 29; Amherst F. 7. made it.-* touchdown early in the place. M •tnlell was again nailed nnd Lee is meeting North Cnrolitin presence of down on an o ff tackle play, mak­ Hobart 13; Buffalo 0. first quarter and from then on the by BiooIm for a one yard lose. L. State at Lexington. The leaders ing 12 yards. Jones punted to the score Cornell 33 j Cnhuts 0. I all sec-unwed buck and forth from Silsby iimdi- four yards o ff left will be heavy fnvoriten, Alabama's 15 yard line, Sarra Iras a heavy ground in t>* ball. Brown circl­ St. Lawrence 3; Clarkson 0. one end o f the field to the other. tackle. On the fourth down, V, Alabama will wait for its annual Johns Hopkins 0 ; Annapolis 0. Each team tried one field goal, but Nihdiy made five yards and first game with Georgia at Birming­ ed end for 32 yards, putting the down. Georgetown 41; Centre 3. neither was successful. After the ball in midfield. Line plunges and L. Silsby made two yards o ff ham Thanksgiving and North Car­ Columbia 21; Array 7. o ff side penalty gave Alabama itionul runs. tight tackle. V. Silsby made four olina lias no other engagement Navy 13; Buckncll 7. down. Buckler broke through to until it meets Virginia at Chapel was the another first down putting the ball Michigan 10; Ohio 0. down Dick Brown for a two yard yards. L. Silsby made three yards Hill the same day. (till Itlnck, in Alabama’s poscssion on Flor­ and first down. V. Silsby made Nebraska 0 ; Kansas Aggies 0. loss, but Alabama was off side and N Nevt Saturday's game with L. |rs. one of ida’s -14 yard line. F. and SI. 20; Ursinus 0. drew a five yard penalty. Jones live yards off right tackle. Grier S. U. closes Tulan's conference Hubert’s pass to Brown was in­ ri for a Georgia Tech 3; Georgia 0. fumbled a bad pass from center stopped L. Silsby for no gain. V. schedule ns the Greenbacks play 1Yale also complete and Brown was thrown Clemson 6; Citadel U . but Williams recovered for Florida. Si I by made two yards. Washburn Thanksgiving but the Washington releven for for n five yard loss. Hubert’s pass Delaware 0; Haver Cord 18. Burnett got one ynrd at cent el­ made a first down on Sanford's and Lee. Generals stilt have two to Barnes was grounded and Bar­ Juniata 0 ; Alfred 0. and then Jones flipped a pass to four yard line. V. Silsby made opponent:* in their organization to nes punted out o f bounds on Flor­ ►'ircl fairly Lafayette 47; Susquehanna 0. Livingstone for six yards and first two yards. Washburn was pushed meet. )Ui days of ida’s 22 yard line. Two line plun­ Niagra 7; St. Boncvcnture 0. down. It was Florida’s ball on over fur a touchdown. V. Silsges by Barnet and Jones netted the by’s drop kick went wide. Temple 32; St. Joseph Col. 0. Alabama’s 39 yard line. Burnet; , Tin! Gators two yards and Jones punted New Smyrna G; Sanford »b Entzminger mndo five yards. Auburn 10; Vanderbilt 9. failed at tackle and one the next av banks in- ,mt °* bounds on Alabama’s 34 Silsby kicked to Bitch who re­ Bach passed l<* Entzmltiger along Dartmouth 33; Chicago 7. play Florida drew a five yard off ' h ‘ yard line. turned IS yards to the 38 yard line. the sidelines for 18 yards and first St. Thomas 7; Manhattan 7. side penalty. Barm’ s intercepted . On a buds pas Brown fumbled Loyola 21; Gullaudet 7. Jones pass and ran it back to Flor­ Bell made two yards. Bach was down. Barber was stopped for no ii t> (iill nutjjjjjj, recovered for a five yard loss. stopped for no gains. Bell was gain. Barber mndo three yards off Western Maryland 7; Washing­ ida's 28 yard line. I|.;r covered; „ nrnM lost a yard at left and hurt nnd Entzmingcr went in at right tackle. Bach was nailed for ton College 3. Mack Brown made four yards , yinl lme. A jthen punted to Florida’s 45 yard Northwestern 13; Purdue 9, over guard. Two more line smash­ full-burk. Entzmingcr made one a six yard loss. Bach's place kick MSUCU and a ]jnt! where the ball was grounded. yard. Bach punted to L. Silsby went wide. Mere the quarter end­ es netted six yards, then Hubert lyitM-d only Bishop gained a yard going out of Missouri 10; Oklahoma 14, on the 50 yards line. He was stop­ ed. crashed through center for two Itlc attempted bounds. A Florida pnss was ir.W. and J; Detroit 0. ped in ids tracks by a hard tackle New Smyrna 6 ; Sanford 0. Mocked by intercepted bjAlohnny Mack Brown yards and first down. With the by Grier. V. Silsby made eight It was New Smyrna's ball on her ball on Florida’s '28 yard line, Yale punt- who fumbled and recovered and yards. Memletl was stopped for own 2(1 yard line. V. Silsby kick­ for Caldwell; Pichanl for Perry. Barnes circled left end through the fr,e ball being was forced out of bouhds an Ala­ Gillis kicked o ff to Florida, ten whole Florida team for a touch­ no gain. Here the quarter ended. ed to Dutton, who. fumbled, and it (the wind. bama’s 48 yard line. New Smyrna *■; Sanford 0. yard line, Scott returning to Ala­ was New Smyrna’s ball. Bariver down. Buckler added the extra I'm of forHubert hit the gator line for two bama’s 25 yard line. L. Silsby made 12 yards through nailed Mendel! for a 10 yard loss. Burnett’.lle iiii**ox car- yards and then threw a pass 30 pass to Bernstein was incomplete, point with a hoot from placement. center. ^ . Silsby was stopped by New Smyrna was offside on the Score: Alabama 20, Florida 0 . lto Yale terri- yards to Brown w h o dodged three lhrig replaced Beck. Yuney for no gain. New Smyrna next play und was penalized five Livingston replaced Brown for I j.1 front Sla- tncklers in making the rest of the Sarr’s pass to Scott was ground­ Florida. Gillis kicked off to Liv­ fumbled but recovered for a first yards. Yuney nailed L. Silsby for pi the pigskin distance to the goat for touchdown. ed by Camp who was hurt on the down. L. Sildiy made five yards. a 15 yard loss. It was last down line. Hitman Buckley kicked goal, fo r placement. ploy. Time was taken out for ingstone on Florida’s lo.ynrd line Grier threw Mcndell for a two yard far New Smyrna with 40 yards to and Livingston returned 18 yards loss. L. Silsby made two yards. the 15 yard Score Alabama 7; Florida 0. gnin. V. Silsby punted to Bach Alabama. Payne replaced Camp. Itcovered. Aft- * Alabamn kicked o ff to Florida, Another Florida’s pass was in­ before lie was downed. Jones' pa -s V. Silsby's drop kick failed. It who ran out of bounds on Sanford's to Scott was intercepted by Barnes runted, the Burnett receiving on his own 10 complete ami the ball went over was SaninrdV ball on Her own 20 2G yard line. who ran to Florida's 15 yard line yard line. ITitter line, yard line and running it back 10 on downs to Alabamn on her own Bach mndo four yards. Barber's table to gain yards. Florida’s ball on her own 25 yard line. Mack Brown skirted before being downed. Hubert made Entzmingcr made five yards. pass to Bueli was good for five lited. The Eli_ 20 yard line. Jones hit center left end for 16 yards and first eight yards in two smashes over Bach made one yard. Entzmingcr yards. Entzmingcr made five ynrds bill to the 1.) for four yards. Time was taken down. Hubert gained five yards center. made two yards. Entzmingcr nnd five down. Bach made six The period ended with Alabama plowed through for six yards and yards around left end. Bach’s pass tiok it on out for Florida, Jones being hurt in two line smashes in possession o f the ball on Flor­ on the play. Goldstein got Brown for a six ida’s nine yard line. Score Ala­ first down. Bach made one yard. was incomplete. He tried another p'sle 0; Pi inceKntzininger made one ynrd. Bach’s pass which was also incomplete. A series o f line plunges and nn yard loss and Alabama punted to bama 20; Florida 0. pass was incomplete. Bach kick­ Barber punted 15 yards out ot inconipletcd pass failed to carry Walker who returned three yards. Barnes failed at center and then ed out of bounds on New Smyrna';-. bounds. I >>>.'-%uvi d up the Gators on and Jones kicked out The play was called back and crashed center for six yards and 30 yard line. Barber went in for nt V. Silsby made six yards. On the of bounds on A Inbam it's 24 yard piny drew a 15 yard penalty for ti-’cl Ir >way line. Livingston went in for Brown clipping, giving Alabama the bull first down. Florida took time out. Brook*. next play lie made one ynrd. Wash­ Barnes hit center for seven yards On i he first play Barber nailed burn made three yards and first (h i, iiii for a for Florida. Barnes crashed and first down on Florida 34 yard Buckler’s place Washburn for no gain. I.. Silsby down. V. Silsby made eight yards. nn for a through center for 13 years and line. Hubert's pass to Gillis was and touchdown. kick for extra point was good. made four yards off left tackle. On the nrxt play Sanford was pen­ V ■k ..I fail- first down. Winslet made two grounded, am! Florida drew a five Score Alabama 27; Florida I.. Silsby made two yards. V. Sils­ alized five yards, giving New A pu“ * yards around end but Florida was yard o ff side penalty. Ucek replaced Burnett for Flor­ by was stopped for no gain am! Smyrna a first down. L. Silsby [ o r i n d o ff side, giving Alabama a first Hubert to Gillis was inconipletcd ida. Payne substituted for Perry it was Sanford’s ball. Bath lust made four yards. V. Silsby made tand Allen down and five yards to go. as tile half ended with Alabama Alabama. Buckler kicked off a yard. New fimprna was penal­ five yards. Dutton nailed L. Sils­ D Tiger 12,j Caldwell made first down with in possession of the bull on F lor- for to Beck on Florida’s 20 yard line ized 15 yards for roughing. Entz­ by for a one yard loss. V. Sils­ >-i sninugh(!m j ; yard gain around end. Time ida’s 29 yard line. Score Alaba­ and he returned six yards before mingcr lost five yards a the half by made 12 yards nnd first down. f burke |out for Florida. Todd went in ma 13, Florida 0. being downed. Beck made two i oiled with the ball in Sanford's He was downed and got up and .It* score. for Whittaker for Florida. Hubert Dothan, Alabama, citizens hon­ yards over guard and on the next possession on New ferny rim's 27 imi again to make the gain. *fed. hit center for a yard and the quar­ ored Johnny .Mack Brown between play fumbled but recovered for a yard line. Russell nailed the left half for d runta ter ended with Alabama in pos­ halves the flashy half-back, who three yard loss. Jones made a an eight yard loss on a vicious New Smyrna 6; Sanford 0. Yale’s session o f the ball on Florida’s was brought before the cheering yard through center then punted Bell started the half at fullback. tackle. L. Silsby made no gain on 15 yard line, second down and nine section from bis home town and to Alabama’s ten yard line. M »^ Cottingham kicked o ff to tho New the next play, running out of llv!' 'T r*traienrc- to go. presented with a gold watch. Fol­ Brown taking the kick and return- |smy rna left half on his own 15 bounds. V, Silsby made 10 yards |i PrinceA pass, Hubert to Brown failed lowing the presentation, the “ mil­ .... i J'ard line. He returned 15 yards. as the game ended. -r i series and Caldwell lost nine yards on a lion dollar band” staged u peppy ing tight yards. lluberl hit center Dr eign , an ' ()n the next play he was stopped Tho line-up: ^ «er the lake pass formation. Barnes pnrade on the gridiron. Ernie replaced Captain Bruce ••,llu's f(,r m) jjain. L. Silsby made two SANFORD pm*. NEW SMYRNA ■lain the punted to Florida’s G yard line, Camp was so badly injured in for Alabamn. Muck Brown skii ' yards. V. Silsby was stopped for Russell ... Howell >«»trK ^ e Burnett being downed in his tracks. the piny which forced him out of ed right end for 17 yards ami tn ^tain. Silsby’s punt was fumLeft End r A fter losing n yard attempting to down. Hubert failed at i ■i.ii i ami |,j,,(| },y [)Utt()n( |,ut he recovered Grier ... Hughes la»bd off skirt left end, Jones punted to his the game in the second period that Tolbert Brown lost six yard - j*..'.lio n his own -In ynrd line, bo was unable to resume his pc iLeft Tackle llri period own 37 yard tine where Brown tion, lie was brought back to thtj fumbling a pans from rentei. ■* * j ut,|j fumbled, but King recover Dutton . ... . Hart Panted. grounded the ball. A surgeon was June ■„f Florida who returned Abi- ed for n one yard gain. Bach mad Left Guard bench to watch the remainder of „ ,’ in the called on the field to work on Ed pass was intersected uy K.lgni 1three yards. King’s pass was in- Dope .. McCarthy Tiger’s Jones, Gator captain who was hurt the game. Center complete. Barber punted to MenlH,ni’' °uUtl1 r Barnes and Perry returned to baitia' 19 >'«nl ■" round by on the play. Jones resumed play. .... Morris dell who was dropped in his truck ; Yancey out of bounds. m *** In kick. It was Alabama’s ball on Flor­ their places in the Alabama line­ feurgeons were called on the by a hurd tackle by Booth. He Rigid Guard up. Jones of Florida kicked out f I I - ida’s 37 yard line. Mack Brown .... Zipper fumbled nnd Booth recoved on Cottingham I - ,s gained two yards at end and Hu­ o f bounds on Alabama’s 22 yat'il field to attend Edgar J«nw Florida. He was injured whin Right Tackle New Smyrna's 25 ynrd line. I! j ’*- through bert’s pass to Brown was incom­ line, the ball was brought back went out o f bounds on the p m ___ _ Lutz Bach made five yards, Bacli Booth ..... F; i d Dig. plete. Hubert then passed to and re-kicked, Jones kicking to He was knocked unconscious ami ran out o f bounds for no gain. Right End Barnes on Alabama’s 30 yard line. r tri D0>nt on a Caldwell for 15 yards who ran Washburn Entzmingcr lost one -yard. Bueli King ..... the score: eleven more and first down, on Barnes was forced out of bounds unable to return to the Quarter Hack lhrig replacing to gain, f •» " made four yards and missed first on Alabama's 30 yard line. Bi>r lorida’s 10 yard line. turned a punt to Florida s » ... Mendell down by a yard. It was New Smy­ Brooks 'i;Avn a forScott went in fo r Captain Jones an got Mack Brown for a onc-yaru line where he was forced Left Half rna's ball on her own 15 yard line. L“ * '’all in play of Florida. loss. Johnny Mack Brown slip|K*d Line plays by Hu­ bounds. Hubert’s pass to Barnes V. Silsby punted to Buch on New ilach . . . .. V. Silsby bert and Barnes gained eight yds o ff left tackle for 18 yards and wa incomplete. Chapman. Right Half Smyrna’s 35 yard line. Bacli lust I‘ ,' ^ off good but Florida held lor downs on her first down. . cd Bishop for Alabama. tf“ b r., three yards, a puss. Bach to Bar­ L. Silsby , ball to own threo yard line. Pctronis sub­ Barnes hit the line for two and Full Buck ' V/J ber was good fur 3 yards. It was r r*- Oil a fal?e stituted for Stewart fo r Florida. Brown lost one at end. Gillis pas­ Mas to Mack Drown Referee, Silsby. lards around left end. H< n • a pretty catch on Barber's part. ' I 'V 'T onoth- It was Florida's ball on her own sed to Hubert for 12 yards und took time out as Sarra was i.urt took the ball to the three yard line. first down. Gillis lost a yard unu *■ Both teams . ,, first Bishop punted to Florida's 36 Alabama drew a 15 yard penalt) on the play* Hubert’s line plunge mad* •uouitutes. yard line where Petronis ground­ for roughing, pulling the ball in down on Florida's 28 yurd -ne iHHubert's u f ‘ > r- ed the ball. Alabama'sO llUOiU possession ---- —- - « «attempted W TllilUUHUl JOIVM on ner i-> to Barries B arnes.br *?.*!« hnal par­ pnus to Caldwell was grounded.iyard line first down nnd -•< yard' bert passed- to ball i Substitutions H ud-|........ ’ lino ' T>plal <mi in stitu tio n s for Alabamn, HudCO go. ,,, . , Gillis punted behind the Honda BJjSS -uah»h.'o!.1Ker B n n for Wfaslett, and Gillis for — Jtlot? Barnes. Hubert mmln ..... "L Bulldog thm* goal line for a touchback. 11 w . made three of plays, yards at center but Florida drew Florida’s ball on her own 23 yam with a place kick. Score AWtn founded a five yard penalty, for o ff side, line. Bishop hit the line twice taking first down fith five ynrds for two nnd u half yards, then m " ‘ Slolmes’1 “kicked off to Livingston, The Price-Tag on Success 6rj! Captain Mc- to go. Jones flipped a pass to Bishop cs Florida’s seven yard lint. “eur ituc ,.._• JjJJ ftntotn.. “ sive Y"' t J<i£»nny Muck Brown circled end 15 yards and first down. Jonc being returned t0 1FI“ a“ o 11cklor for >' for ■n. ^"r -*■ yards and first down. BryYou can have success, loo, if you ure willing to pay Utc a yard through center. line. Bowden replaced ln « ‘ ra Poiminn replaced Green for Florida. It made llarncs broke through and threw Alabama. Failing to price. 'rtlv.»1UKh lhe r Alabama'! ball on Florida’s Dick Brown for a six yard ws-j man punted to Alabama n • £ lUeroards Yard line. Hubert nvanl.* | Vwd ,.„ u Cll (crashed r «»n™ Bishop failed to gain at left end far goal jrmnjRh center for four yar(j3 ami the Work, study and regular saving have done It for nnd Jones punted to Muck Bro. . I'D --••• wwmiu uiuw a 12.Wm* PndcJ |aUv* rAl Ut! T a drL'^ a 5 yard pen- on Alabama’s 43 yard line. Mack others. Y . l or delaying the game. ‘orBrown made two yards before u> - play was recalled. ' t0'. . .“ Ala. I i!v,U . 1 ^'dt’d at center and Ala- ing downed. Mack Brown l(| The same prescription sill do it for you. Open a savf,,|! H.OhlDA Lama drew a five yard o ff side *»it-■ i••* V* 1-• • ** . ’. .*■. —' P A cn h William’s Toe Wins Game For Tornado By Margin of 3 to 0 •Li, -® nt Offensive I A IS O f Crim son T ide VICTORIOUS BY DownsGators,34-6 RAGS W ANTED — Large, clean, linen or cotton rag* for clean­ ing purposes. Bring them now to tho Herald Composing Room. East Both Elevens Try For Field Goals !uns Game Football Results For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basia at 7% Consult us first when in the market for funds M a g n olia [ h.ini "thr ? havo eefvln W i l C d , ln, his Y£,fattor? B r Z ? c the k,ck' ‘ r u c k s cm P F ' R K S I C K l i f i ^ n i g r 1 U vl'm aton r e- for faced wind nnd storm, nearly wrecking his sail ships. But ho sailed on and was rewarded by his ;rreat discovery. Let nothing discourage you from regular saving, and making safe invest­ ment, and you will discover the way to success. V/v Interest Paid on Savings Accounts 5e m i n o l e ( f o u n h j $ a n k SanfordlFla. a Vi: J> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < ^ i a s TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given to St. John’a River boatmen and all other concerned that, with the approval o f the War I>epartrnent, the draw span o f the Florida East Coast Railway Bridge over St. John’s River at Jacksonville, Fla., will be closed for replacement for forty-eight (18) hours from 12:01 A. M. Monday, November 23, 1925, until lt:59 P. M. Tuesday, November 21, 1923, to all river traffic requiring clearance or height of more than eight ( 8) feet thereunder. Boats capable of using the above clearances and desiring to puss the bridge will use the Kust channel under the through girder span. \ ■ Florida East Coast Railway Co. II. N. UODENBAUGII, Vice-President u ■ * 8 a a n ja U E B M U B a n B B B B n B B B B B B B B B B B flB flB B B B fla B B B tlB B B flB B B . ---------------------------- - -- ijutf r l •tn aH U U an n saH B U H B H H U B B B B B B BB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B It ; S I T lir r r lulu uti I'nrk A%r-, S.tlMHJ.OO anil I1500.0D. ■ |'unr room lumur, doiabU Kiirnur nnd l n » l o U $1000.00. ■ ■ T w o Inin IgZtllH) 11000.00 curb. * T w o loin n m r llrp ot fo r $7fMH>.lir). llnrgnln. " T*tu Inin till f o r k ■ II. L| I .ins 120 10500.00. Tithe a look. T w o Inin on Snul.iril \%r. One $5000.00, other $0000.00. M , r |ut on Him A t r . *3000.00. V«tu enn’ t l*e «t It. 1’ lve In In In (runt o l H o te l l'*iirre»t l.nhe. ” J T w o Inin III Mnrfnlr, i'h e o n l f t*r*» n m lln b ln IS loin In f 'l t r llmlln fo r $37 ,000.00. f'hulrr II. II. Irunlnne nt IIO.IHI per lo o t, M r e Inin mi ttnk A te . t o ll unit nee Ib.rm . 1 hnve the rholeent a r l m i d In e l l r * « r nubdlvlnlna, tt l » lerrnteU tnlk w ith me. I f It'* liiinlnrnn prnperljr I hnve Ihnt. H ave aunie « n n 00 j r n r lenne— enn’ l be bent. I f > » ii nrr a ntmiiKrr It w i l l par > ‘>u l<» laventlgate. W . J. THIGPEN Tho Puleston-Ilrumley Building. Phono 517 la m a iiB o iiiiia o a iH m u ia im iiM u a m ia a iiH a a R H a B B a ia H a B a ia n a B a a B ia ia a a a a a iia ia iH a ia a a iB a u a i m A Word to the WiseLOTS ON SANFORD AVE. Opposite San Lanta. Good buy. Sure to advance. NICE LOT. a houses, 5 rooms and bath in each. Income property. ?8,000 for all. Stono bungalow, 5 rooms, sleeping porch, lights and water. Lake Mary, located on the Highway. Price, $5000. Terms on any of this. FIRST NATIONAL BANK J first down. L»'« t A|„bama nerr the » * ja w s J ings account at this bank today. * »*> « • * » c;i'Bs passed to Florida time out. H u^r; made a th ^ yard nt left end and being & Second A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Columbus With His Little Fleet trilling and U -b P , t 1E » ? , ,makinc third down 10 to • " c L ^ r t -Twen. P : Hubert I’asxca passed ro to lii Gillis bo­ for pi,.: I ld* 1,ntT dowmul in ei_ . __ i._ on re right end for 25 yards and j in t Loans MONEY AVAILABLE Loans W . P. CARTER aA.xroitu. REALTOR t 230 Mclsch Mldg. I ^ Buckler’s attempted blocked 1hv ur the e*tra Point was knick- J3> F lo rid ^>arr*‘ Scor* Alabama b.ank- place kL-W h jsss **“vF i — m u i h‘ bam.1 tubstitution, Johnson to Williams for 10 yards and first v. by v ' H M I �.1 •--- «/ . . ■■*■ sfv^vfWJV. rrjsvr»- w*v ..iH ijM H jFJ.r'' * "rv rfT T : ' c ' ►vn' t, .•'-v.**. 1 ' " SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1925. WHAT ARE WE COMING NOW? — HERE SHE IS W T H E C IR C U IT COURT H FV . ENTII JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OP F l.n illD A IX A N D F O R | E « | .NO L B C O U N T V . »E M I- IN CHANCERY. ROBERT L. BETTS. Complainant, Vd. MATILDA M. PATTON, et al.. O K I ) | ;|| u p SI* p? | £f| .V.'.V w 2 J La*l. .CDS, & mii-y, By ROY J. GIBBONS ounce variety and will affect the CHICAGO, Nov. 10.— (/P)— Miss pattern of vertical-striped silk. Her dress will be loose nnd drape 19li0 will bo an abbreviated crea ­ Itself from her figure showing ture! She will be typically n flnppcr minute outlines. Her compact case will van! <i to I everything nbout her will be be replaced by the caleomlmc can­ fihortcr, from hair to skirts. Only her com plexion will be teen (gallon size). She will wear a strictly military much different from her 1925 sin­ watch. ter. Her jewelry will consist o f It will be ghastly white. Misn 102*1 will endeavor by every cos­ crockery (immense glnss bends) metic mennn to rtsom blc, ns close­ and tlu-eo enormous finger rings (glass also). ly as po t'iblo, a spood. As for “ undie: ■" (“he will do with A t least these various qualities Iinvo been attributed to the "New " l,t ul* D tluco thetn to the utmost Year Girl” by tho p r o p h e c y „ f Kr- irteducenbic minimtlin. nle Young, ous theatrical ,s!u‘ w tnr tho "f amallest chai|C, fam fnmous thcatricul pro• s !u‘ wil! wilt w^nr dticer o f this city. pcau that her milliner can turn Frnle is tho Flo Ziefffeld of the “ ut. It will I s o f some vivid color. IJJ" west —- ^ nnd• way points. * She will own an extra pair of middle stockint:* (flesh color ) Fully Qualified Four i [ictus Shortrr For 25 yearn he has been hiring And her dresses will Ik* four tinward o f 10,000 ladies every year *o perform behind his footlights in Inches shorter than they were dur­ ing a d(i"en different e itie ' "And, oh. ye.!." say.t Ernie, “ I This experience amply qualifies him to speak with authority on forgot to odd that she will onco thlnT*! pertaining to the fair hcx, more roll 'em—stockings i mean, not fugs. ‘"'Jirliovcs. "And her hair will remain bob­ "*o’s predictions about tho •'? - rl for the next yenr have bed. And she will start going in . i •vj ' omu true, lie never once for hair tonics nnd other lotions thnt are said to prevent baldness. missed. "Altogether she will be very V.id hcro'n what he says Mis i enjoynbio und cute nnd we will VO will be like: o will weigh between 115 nnd lov" her more than ever. . "She is .Miss 1920. And her sloi nonnds. A ,-ihe will be about five feet four K»n will lie more freedom nnd less inches tall. clothes. And I for one say, ict'er Sho will n ffcct the face of a *»a\o 'em." i corpse. ---------------------------------It will bo painted n ghastly white TO STIMULATE AUTHORS with carmine smears across tho ----- — llpr. i ROME, Nov. 10.— {/!•)— StimulntHer hair will l>o predominantly ing budding authors, the Fascisti hummed or blond. Few brunets have decided to prevent nmguzlnn editora rejecting contributions. will be seen. Sho will balance with dexterity a cigarct holder no leg.* than 10 * M AINE PINES IN FLORIDA FREY BURG, Mo., Nov. Id.— (Ah inches long between her teeth. Sho will use klsa-proof rouge at — Maine pines are to ho planted amid the Florida palms at Vern evening. A‘< an experiment by T. Clifford Eight-Ounce Costume Her costume will be of tho uight- Eastman. 0 UT0URWAY ? , n W T.i M a tild a M. P a t to n , G eoriie W, \\elnor. P r l M l I l a M. W eia er. Ella C r o p p e r , at C n n .l) m- M cR a e. T. A. IIUKhey. tlBorito P o w e l l . Surah N. I o w e |. th e T r u s t e e d t.f F ir st P r esh y t e r la n C h u r c h o f P oala, o r a n g e I;.°.V,n t y - F l o r i d a A lic e P. Welser, U ill la m p . P o w e ll, L ou ise A. Pow ell. IhornnH P a t t o n W e Her. E llison I.. w h i t e , J. M. N ic h ols, K. A. H u g h e y , O s m o n d O. Sm ith , Em m a .Maas, A. N. Mass, h e r husband. W. A. M r. D o w e l l I*,»1 111p G eorn on d. Sanfo rd ginning. r,. t-. D oudticy and ea c h o f them If It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u nnd each livlntr, and If deaij, all parties ria l m i n e an In terest under Matilda l ? ' 5f f l i f f ^ ? £ i ! i ° f i P j ! i of M. ' a n o n ( I, (ir ■ w W eia er pi la c o m p la in t h e re in f ile d , o n o r b e f o r e Cropper! " P r l . c l l f a M. WelseV. M j j ‘ " *«»>' *»«r_ A * > • :» » « . R u l e D a y o f thin i iroil n** Jii I I , , t a iln^hev d1*' same being a Kulc n ' l e . r c e P o w e l l , Kamil N, P o w e l f th e L1 ' ' J0, , " "n d In d e f a u lt tru cieti* of First P resby teria n t h e r e o f A d e c r e p r o c o n f e s s o he e n ­ tered a g a in s t y o u an d e a c h o f y ou. y.n urch o f Paula . O ra ng e County , It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is PI. rliJn, A l i c e |*. Wela cr, W illiam P. P o w e ll. L o u ise A. Powell, T h om as n otic e be p u b li s h e d In t h e S a n fo r d ; F a l l o n I . e u c r , F llison L. White, J, H erald , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In F lorida , on co a Si N ich ols. F A. Hughey, Osmond S e m in o le C o u n t y . d . .Smith. E m m a Mans, A, II. Mans, w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . W I T N E S S th e h a n d a n d seal o f her h usband. W. A. M cD ow ell. P h il­ lip t.i rnond, .Sanford K. K. Daud- V. E. D o u g la s s . C l e r k o f t h e C i r ­ c u it C ou rt of Sem in ole C o u n ty . nej-, M ary E llen Kiimlidph, d e c e a s ­ ed o r a n y o f them ns heirs, g r a n ­ F lo r id a , at th e C o u r t H o u s e J n Han­ tees. d e v is e e s o r oth erw ise nnd nil for d . S e m in o le C o u n t y F l o r i d a , th is p a rties c l a i m i n g an Interest in and 7th day o f N o v e m b e r A. D., 1925. V. E. D OU GLA SS. t I G o v e r n m e n t Lot No. 3. Section «. T o w n * . il p 20 South o f R a n g e .10 ( S e a l ) C le rk Last, lens beg in n in g at the North B y : A. M. W E E K S , D. C. wc.it c o r n e r i f I « t No. t run South F R E D L. H O U S H O L D E R . L i i c h a in s , Most 290 feet N o r th ­ S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p la i n a n t . easterly a r o u n d Church lake to th e T o w n s h i p line, West 5,0* chain s to b e g i n n i n g and the North 5.5 S ncte.s o f h,i 1 i,nd lots t. 6, nnd i * p f ">"■? si r’ n S u b division ns record ed In Pint R o o k I. I’a g e 9. o f the . V-1. ’ . R e c o r d s o f Hcn\lnolc County . | FI irldn; and th e Northeast (lu artci-1 Of H o v -r r m cn* lot No. 2. Section t. ; l o w n s liip ill. South. R a n g e ill Fust |nnd t h e N o r t h h a lf o f the N q r t h w o s t : a] & S E R V IC E 1935. at Banford, Florida or w w B l o c k 3 ( le s s th e s o u th . h a l f o f lot C). all B l o c k 4, a l l B l o c k 5. and all B lo ck 4. o f th e Bub* div ision o f the L c H a r d y and M lcou Lands In th e G r a n t c o n ­ firm ed to Moses E. L e v y , In S e c lio n 37. T o w n s h i p 21 8. R 20 Id. and In S ec tion 3* T o w n s h i p 21 H. K. 31 K., a c c o r d i n g t o th e idat t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In th e P u b lic r e c o r d s o f O r a n g e C o u n ­ ty, In Pint H ook E. p a g e H 3 : Also b e g i n n i n g a l t h e s o u t h ­ east c o r n e r o f th e O r n n t c o n ­ firmed t o M oses E. L e v y n s a fo r e so ld , t h e n c e s o u t h G d e c r e e s , west IT 31 c h a in s t o t h e sou th line o f th e P h i l l i p It. Y o n e u iIrani In S e c t i o n 37, T o w n s h i p 21 S R 31 E.. t h e n c e n o r t h 85 (leRrces, w e s t a l o n R t h e so u th line o f th e said Y o n R e O m n i nn.'tG cha ins, t h e n c e n o r t h 5 d e ­ c r e e s . e s s t *7.21 c h a i n s t o th e mirth line o f S e c t i o n 38. T o w n ­ sh ip 31 S. R. 30 E., t h e n c e sou th 85 decrees, eas t <8.95 c h a i n s t o b e ­ "nshlp 11 l n"20' ,l’South. lot e r w ls e C0|a« t IN T H E CIRCUIT COV1* !* J 1 F Y ,? ? " It Is hereby ordered th at You. an d ever tho Court may then be T il JUDICIAL i ritt C 'T OF F L O .Li. . r V f t i i be and a p p e a r b e f o r a license to manage, take c h i r r . .,* and control m y_property_nnd to be- P*Coil IU D A . IN A A D ' * LB COUNTY. IN U IIA N C K Ilr. IIIII t o U o lr t T i t l e •®t{* ^ “nd °there m a k e a n s w e r n n u » » i n u n i H I U l | 0 . X. P O P E . , , C om pla inant, fo" th e bill complalrR e x h l b l t e d VfV. M A R Y F. H A R T L E Y P H IL L IP S . Ct **’ ’ aKH " u Yurt her ordered that thla | REAL ESTATE D efendants. Citation T o M ary F. H a r tle y P h Rilps. nnd h u s b a n d j f C. P h illip s ; J u lia V. H a r t ­ le y : Fran ces Jane H rtrlley ; G e o r g e B. H artley, and w ife .— -------H a r tle y , w h o s e Christian n am e Is u n k n o w n . Corlenn D. H artley; and each and ev e ry o f the a b o v e n a m ed d e f e n d ­ a n t s If living, nnd If either, a n y o r all o f the said d e f e n d a n t s be dead, t o all parties c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ ests. a s heirs, d ev isees , g r a n t e e s , o r as oth er cla im a n ts u n d o r ea c h and ev ery o f th e f o llo w lr tg d e c e a s ­ ed. defen dants, t o - w l t : M ary F. H a r tle y Phllllos. nnd h u s b a n d . J. C. Ph illips; Julia V. H a r t l e y ; F r a n ­ c e s Jane H artley; O eorR e II. H a r t ­ ley. nnd wife.-------------- H a r tle y , w h o s e C h ristian name Is u n k n o w n , C orlene D. H artley; In and t o th e lands h ere in a ft e r d e s c r ib e d ; to all p e r so n s an d parties c la im in g In terests u n ­ d e r D an iel H artley, deceased, as heirs, devisees, g ra n t e e s, o r ns o t h ­ e r claim an ts or o t h e r w is e , In nnd to the property h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b ­ ed and to any nnd nil o t h e r p e r s o n s w h o s e names are u n k n o w n c l a i m i n g any right, title o r In terest In and to the fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r ­ ty, situate. ly in g and b e i n g In HemI note Countv and State o f F lo r id a , nnd m ore p a rt icu la rly d e s c r ib e d as f oH ow s^ j f ^ t ; o f S e c ti o n 8. T o w n s h ip 20 South, R a n g e 31 East, , . o r any part or p a rcel t h e r e o f u n d e r th e a b ov e named d e f e n d a n t s , o r o t h - K r o fe -c s s r . ^ f SH m r Hunt! n.nil th * i i n l the! V lr r iiit Court of th e S ev en th J u d M a l CMrcult o f tne S t a t e o f F l o ­ rida In nnd for Sem ln ola C o u n ty , o n this the 17th day o f O ct o b e r . A. D. 1929. ^ p OUOL A S « . C lerk o f the Circuit C o u r t o f th o Seventh Judicial C irc u it o f F l o r ­ ida, In nnd for Sem in ole C ou n ty . By A, M. ” r.r.KM. Deputy C l e r k . (SE A L) ......... D eCO TTES ft SP EN CLR S olleltors and o f Lou nscI f o r tho Complainants. Oct. 19-2d. NoV. 2 - 9 - 1 * . _____________ IN TIIF. C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E SEVENTH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT O F T I I E S T A T E OK FL O R ID A , IN A N D FO Il S E M I N O L E C O U N ­ T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . i SANFORD—SYNO} I with l SOLIDITY ! v -? S the most productive S i n v S * sending tholr Eol<len trcJlS?. millions o f dollars and increaMne1 Sanford to Northern markSl * * * | , Soventeen years of co-operativ* development in the buildinir of LAND PORT is our record hj5 R e : A pp lication o f AN NA I., W A L ­ LACE, for the rem oval o f the ills- _ n u llities o f a married w o m a n . ,H Not Ire h N ot ice Is hereby given th n t I. th e K undersign ed, n married w o m a n , th e I a w i f e o f Henry W illiam W a l l a c e , a n d , a a r esiden t o f Sanford, and t h e Stat e •n o f Florida. Intend to ap ply by p o l l - B D on In Chancery to th e J u d g e o f ] * th e Circuit Court o f the S e v e n th J u - ■ d lc tol Circuit o f tho State o f t l o r - ■ Ida In and f o r th e County' o f B e m - i B In o fc. o n t h i 3rd da y o f D ecem ber.| A . P. CONNELLY &< Magnolia At Second LOANS iK fa fW ffiy i! R a n g e il W hereas R appears fr o m the I s w o r n Rill o f C om pla int duly, f l i n t I here n that th e Coniplnlnunt R ob ert I Betts, Is e n titled to tin o r d e r r o - l l •miring you, tlm a b o v e R e s p o n d e n t s , 1! k n o w n and u n k n o w n , to a p p e a r - t o ' the Mill o f C om plaint herein filed. fu N O W THKHBFVIHB, It Is or d e re d t g H i n t you nnd *>nrh o f you ilo nppenr f J t *l,> ,B1H o f Com pla int herein on trie 7 day o f D ecem ber, A. 1). 1925, ' e sa m e b e i n g a Rule D ay o f thin < otirt nml In default t h e r e o f a d « •-■re» tiro c o n f e s s o w ill be entered T a I nst ' o i l . IT IS M T . T I I K R O R D E R E D That •Ills not Ire be pu blish ed otire ft w eek f ir f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In the S a n fo r d H erald , a n ew spaper p u p ­ ils.ird at S a n fo r d , Sem in ole County . Florida. W IT N E S S m y hand nnd seal ns 'Merit o f the Circuit Court o f S e m i­ n ole C ou n ty, "Florida. 1 1<! < 7th d ty o f N o v e m b e r. ,\ |i t o gV. !■;. I Kit,"GLASS, ‘ •, ' r k Hv A. 5T W E E K S , I*. C. N E W R f . L AND ROVER. S o t lr llo r * f o r Comtiiuln.ant. V ov . 9-18-23-30. Where Increased Prices Assured (S E A L , l\ T I I E c ; i t « I IT CHI II |’ HI" T H E ni i :s tii .iiniriu. cuici ir ***** T H E S T A T E OF I'l.OIIIIIX IN , A N D FOIl SR >11X o l . E CO I VI" V. IN C H A M "K ItY F E R N A N D O A, I'ARSONS nnd .MARY 8. I'ARSONS. Ills wife. Cnmplnlnauts, vs. F E L I P E R O R E R T VVl.NGE. et a le , I ii'fcniltiiiln. Itlll Tit H nirl ’lilt,-. O il D E II O F |*| lll.lt V | ION With the present activity and the developm ent o f this section of Sanford and the com pleting o f Hotel F or­ rest Lake, the im proving program o f near-by subdivis­ ions, the demand fo r property near Lake Monroe in the eastern section o f the city, 1 he S t o l e <d Flm bla I.. the n f u r n nine 11 part It - Greet inns: J o Felipe It'it,, i t Yiittge, nlsn ............................................. iV 'I d i „ ff“ anil iV* dMtl'aU ViVu.'. 1 Clnlnilmc Interest III th - l u els h. r. trinfter ilceerllx-il ttiitl- r the H.OJ r<‘ ||p„ Ruln-rt Yonxe, ile,*enj(t-il, nr ■i t l i e r u l , c . W ill lam Trav.-r- if ||v . k'tr. fttnl if ile el all I’.irtle, cla im itu; nnv lni>r>"ii in tlir I m i l s lie re I n a f to r it.- , rll..-1 mitier the tmlil llll.mi Trtiverx. tier,-a , ,,r ntherw l s e : J os i nli M. W hile If living, uni If dead all nai'tlrH clahnlin,' nny In terest in the lands herein after d e s e rjh e d under ilo, snld Joro ph JU W h ile , derenKeil. or oth er"-lee; W il lia m II. Ili'okeiihriiuitht if l i v ­ in g. an d If (lend all pnrtie* elnluiInn nny liilerest in (he Inuds hereilin fle r deMerlhcil under the said M'llllnm ||. Mroli. nhroiixh. ilen-ase(l. o r o t h e r n l s e , William U. C h c ev <>r If liv in g , a n d If dead all parties c l a i m i n g anv Interest In the lands h e r e i n a f t e r d es cr ib ed under the said witiinm I I "heaver, deceased, or btherwu. W il lia m U. Kims If l i v ­ ing. unit If dead nil p.irlie.s c l a i m ­ in g ntiy Interest In th e lands hereIn nfter d e s c r ib e d under the said W il lia m I". Kims, deceased, o r o t h ­ e r w i s e ; I"h the ns M, N lg h tln « n t o Is liv in g, and If (tend all pa rlies c l a i m ­ in g Interest in the lands h erein a fter d e s c r ib e d u n d er the said Phliu-u* M. N ig h tin g a le , ...... used, or oth e r w is e ; H e n ry Vnnge, If liv in g, and If dead all p a rties c la im in g anv Interest In tlii- lands her,- natter d es cr ib ed uu,V,'r i'b' ‘ iai'ii Icnry Vnnge. d e c e a s ­ ed, or o t h e r " Iso; Albert I.. Rees. If liv in g , n lid If dead nil parties c l a i m i n g anv Inter, st In the lands h e r e i n a f t e r d es cr ib ed u n d er th e said Alliert L, Itces. deceased nr o t h e r ­ w i s e ; and nil u n k n o w n pa rties c l a i m i n g a i r hit,-rest In nltd to the f o l l o w i n g d e s cr ib e d la n ds situate and bein g hi S em in ole C o u u ly , F lorida , t o -w lt ; A ll HI nek I. all lll o c k 2. All is worthy o f investigation and is deserving o f your clos­ est comparison as to its desirability for a homesite or an investment. Lots in the vicinity o f this subdivision are scarce and before long will be almost unobtainable. The investor o f today who is fa r sighted enough to see the possibili­ ties in M arvania will have the same experience as oth ­ ers have had throughout Florida. He will soon fin d that his property has increased tremendously in value. Those who purchased property in M ayfair when it was f irst placed on sale can now sell at enorm ous profits. With Marvania being developed along the same lines, the same condition is certain to prevail am ong those who purchase property in this development now. Prices fo r Marvania lots are exceedingly low and range from $2500 to $3650, on terms o f 20% cash and balance payable at the rate o f 10%" every three months. At such low prices and at such reasonable terms a most substantial increase is assured those who buy now. Investment Co. �k S^N f o r D^HERALP._M0NDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1923. Road No. 8— Haines City to Ft Tierce: Haines City through th o northeast nuarter ( N E U ) lnk U'w rlbr.i p r o p e rt y located in **?,- •IvccaMd. as htsitar i l t v l « « » .u . Frostproof Scbring, Avon Park, o f " Klnrldi '!f s " n,ln"(iff i T,l'>mns C. S im pson . If lo . and Btnte l h. : r” r,« l U t l g e s!i‘ -,-Tl,.M'tu,hh' : i South. unt* k dead nil pitrlleN c l a i m etc..^ to Lake Annie good. Lake scribed a**’ mor* P articu la rly de- "?,»"> ■ Interest in the la nds h e r e Jt Is ordered that you am] each Annie to Okeechobee 3d mile*. 9 mnfter drscrlhe<l u n d er th e sa id rir! w * P n ’ fv i; S,ea‘ O v o r M r . d and Th'irnas C Simpson, d e c ea s ed . « s ofl y o u appear to the sworn IHII o f riim p laln t h erein filed, on or before In nio.-o *l°? wt b " 1* 5 *i"l n iielrs. devisees or o t h e r w i s e ; T. 1 . S i “ .I?nj er conft*r,)ction* 6 miles e i tli da l December \. t). Ujr,. marl road, remainder paved. Okee,,f M I ? ? n . . , V - L“ * *• Block D “ ''''linon If living, and If dea d all th th e s u m s being o f ItUln Day „ f this .r,n,ml>!g any Intereut In the H o n o r a b l e I nurt. chobeo to Ft. Pierce, 39 miles, t Kectlon •• * " ,lrv'-v L e v y (Iran i. and In default iLnfi. in :.,Tt','v,,!,I,iu -'■> south lands hereinafter d e s cr ib e d u n d er T g H lN G T O N L E T T E R [m JS 10. - eat socAm ong proniiit. SecIrdin c i* [have ex* [r can it in his I his very be world r< r. STEWART | and S e c r e t a r y J a r d i n e a r e “ J P ctj. W h a t S e c r e t a r y J a rd tn c really rid. b truntly g r o o m e d a n im a l w ith a ' rolling e y e , a d ila te d n o str il, a tail and a r o a c h c d c o i f f u r e — n p e r ­ fect t y p e o f th e E n g lis h h u n te r a h edig h t in a s E n g lis h a sa d d le ____ nce o f and. n c c eisko r ieth s e nsP r ithe Wales e v e r pa rted c o m p a n y f r o m at a w a t e r ju m p . How does Secretary Jardine sit this critter? Believe me, he dow n t he must sit him like a centaur. Neither Jn Washdots he sit him like a cattleman, „ hat, his Jf-h-heolml rather slouchily, with legs at full stretch. He's anything hut a man his ban* font of hln and a horse. He’s a man on n pr—no, no, hor*e. He’s distinctly superimpos­ . wouldn't ed. He sits in u fashion no tan n. But a hark riding master could find the He sits with [any way i__ least fault with. his knees hiked up in front o f him "hl: tough I until it’ fonny he'doesn’t bump his sn’ eas- ' chin against ’ent when.he bounces. Isway idle ns he! He sits there insecurely on that with on e little leather wafer, with nothing Lh a f l a m e ! t.) hnng on by, and somehow he I manages ..... —.... a . keep fwrti*, n1 to from l.ntnr» being oh shot off into space even when his mount old times breaks into a canter. As for a lope when and that horse would laugh out loud if nd all that such a thing were suggested to purely a FWashington him. miles under construction, remaind­ er paved. •5.7- aU1. Hlmpson. d r e ra s e d . ns J } ! ! ' , * . devisees or o t h e r w is e ; L e o ­ property nard anilI w if e r.lllillirtu K lltnh rth It ,, f . l.reesv ' ' .*IH u IIP "•*— Bcllovicw to Plant ’ ' u ,m - 1. tr e e s y if Hvlug. mid If dea d all 11 ls, II Kit KB Y n i t City: This road is excellent in i RED u npear to r,;, ' l,l. ' ’ . r.l .l lril ng any in ter est In tho f,” “ >,ni ™, X1“■• ;«i you \ .W Marion, Sumpter, Hernando and tin* mis hereinafter drsCtlhed under rm ih., ,.V** vw *nm juiji. filed eil h erein rill illU vnm plalju I-.-.)nurd F. C r e cs y and Pasco counties with exception of of December, A. D. nn.'i ' n l an 1 LllrabeiH I*. C recsy, ilecoss od . IT It. ....____ three miles of rough base in Her­ 8 t.«V.!,r"’ ib v ls r e s o r o t h e r w i s e ; Ell A r /r nT 'o :l.l .,0KDEnHD *but H uavrl) if living, ami If demi ait nando county. This is the best tl,iT lhlt.-d in ,i,ot J "P l ic a t i o n he putiparties rlalm ln g any tinder road for travel to Tampa fron iU V11i in J Hi,. 11,” Sanford Hanford Herald o n -. *lu’ "aid LI I Swav-dy.Interest deceased, an Ocola. North lino Hernando cou” ' v i T » . S ' “n5 T S T V ,,T .™ T k.5 heirs, devisees or o th e r w is e In nnd ty through Dade City City, excellent rond. i.\' T U B < H U 't IT C d t l l T , jit iic ia i, n * " ' * s h m i n o i .k th O. C. IHIYANT, ( W"* .Jition. From this point on *nto Jacksonville nnd Green Cove Springs paved rond, brick and treated rock base. Green Cove Springs to Palatka rough to end o f brick at Rice’s Creek, new road be­ ing graded but does not interfere with traffic. Brick road from ti Ferry to Rice’s Creek through Palatka to Ferry to San Mateo to Dunn’s Creek, fair. bridge 3 Asphalt surface from Dunn’s condi- Creek to Sisco, Crescent • City, jerete, ex* P ienon nnd Daleon Springs, iDcambla Springs, excellent. Deloan Springs t'jj shape. through Dcland to Sanford and Or­ , brick lando, fair. Detour between De, shape, county land nnd Sanford as good as pos­ sible to keep sand detours. Rough to De­ but entirely passable. Sanford an and nnd Orango ink to through Seminole counties to Orlando, good. iiy. CaryRond No. -1— Georgia Line to onty road Miami: Hard surfaced from St. Je to Mari* Mnry’s River to Jacksonville witli good conten miles asphalt nnd brick, excellent. Rond [ccanty road under construction by Duval coun­ [point above ty from Bayard to St. Johns coun­ , under con- ty line. Duval county line to Bun­ [nuntv road nell, 62 mllett 9 foot brick road (Juincy with rock shoulders, fnir. Bunnell uincy, good to end Reilly’s asphalt road 9 nt above re- miles asphalt surfnee excellent. f county road Volusia county lino to Daytona, lha'see to 8 very good. Dnytonn to New Sm y­ lib t o road, rna 15 miles, quarter mile detour, rt x road 8 remainder paved. New Smyrna to site to Mon- Brevard county line 22 miles, two River, mile detour, remainder pnved. Bre­ lilla River to vard county line to Titusville, 12 road"good! I miles all paved. Titusville to Lee. Live 1Cocoa 18 miles all paved. Cocoa sand clay, I to Melbourne 21 miles ull -paved. onville, hard Melbourne' to Sebastian KlVer, 17 miles, 5 milea shell road, remaind­ fi t Line to F t. er paved. Sebastian to Miami 150 Be to Jasper, miles all paved. Road No. 5— High Springs to comiiyun. :s, sand clay Fort Myers: High Springs to New­ trough Lake berry and Archer under construc­ Archer to and on to tion, short detours. j Asphalt con- Willlston and Romeo, fair. Romeo |i:(i to Gain- to Dunnellon, asphalt surface e x ­ plait, ex cel- cellent. Dunnellon to Inverness south o f and Brooksvillo rough with e x ­ rface ve ry ception o f 17 miles new base junt i to Mican- completed near Inverness. Brooks|lxsnnpy to ville through Tampa, Bradenton M cdlent. and Sarasota to Punta Gordn, surface good except fo r 12 miles of road ar about ! south o f Six Milo Creek under Ocala, construction. T raffic should take Road, Tanipa to org ex- the Bayshorc Leesburg Bradenton. Funta Gorda to Ft. Vt, good. Myers, fair. generkr miles rainy k in Id 1 1 'iU / INS I lino to I I Yu leo l^jciition. ’ ifil mad 16 Wa/r Ana in.*, H Malaria fiwai. niiiA. is m to Plant tho i .Y ..:"V v .’,,rl nt Sanford, this " f to; • ,I ,J ' ' f , N'ovemher. A. D. 1923. ,1-- i k h : o l a s h . U3EAL) * seven Th,. East Half ( E 'i ) o f the North cast nuurter (N E U ) o f ll*‘) tllrcult Court. y u r e o f u d ecree pro r onfesso be e n te r e d against you amt each o f y ou . It Is further ordered that this n o t i c e he putdlshed In T h e Hanford H e r a ld a n ew spaper published In H em lnole County , Florida, on es a w e e k f o r f o u r r»nsceutlvt weeks W I T N E S S th o hand ami seal of V. E. D ou g la ss. CH rk of iu.< C ir ­ c u it o f S e m in ole County. Florida, nt t h o Court House in Hanford. H em lnole C ou n ty. Florida, this 7th d a y o f N o v e m b e r A, D 192:.. (S ea l) V. B. DOC CLASS, Clerk. Tty: A. M. W E E K S . Deputy Clerk, i ’ ll E l 1 L. HOUSHOLDEIt, W IS E BQ AT W O R K S . Builder of— GASOLINE, ELECTRIC nnd STEAJI LAUNC SAIL and ROW BOATS Boats nnd Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices oa application Mt. Dora, Florida 1j ' j f • fi r f S f-tf f! J' II TRY OUR ­ u n r r . in a m i « < « » * « ir it X K v M' " E E K a D « c n r . v n . r u > - • ' iiitmn for Complainant* a n ih iiy . ................................................ a ■ Coniplnliiant 7 t WILLIAM TltAvVthtL it ul. limit*. O n l r r o f I’ uhllf-nt inn T o tin* <l i f e ml an is, W illia m T r a ­ v e r s . J. W. Mix am! St. E. Mix. Danlei L. Mitchell, .Inlie K. McDonuM. Chari*-* It. Jeftrles. and Lu lie .\. .Jeffries. W illia m E. Ham mnml ami L a u r a It. Hammnml, C. F. Akers and E. J. A k er s. E. lly P a lm er and w i f e A lice W s P alm er T h o m a s E S ir Hill tig. T y s o n & Sm ith nnd th­ e n Ited s t a t e s T r u s t A- S a v in g s llank. If liv in g and If dead, to all parties c l a i m i n g interest In the property h e r e in a ft e r d e s cr ib e d under William T r u v o r s deceased. J. \V. 11lx d e c e a s ­ ed and M. E. I lls , d ec ea s ed Duuii I It. Mitchell, deceased, .lane E. Mc­ D o n a ld deceas ed . Ch arles It. J e f f , rles, deceased and Lulie A. J e f f , rlett deceased, W il lia m E. Hammnml. d e c e a s e d and Laura It. Hammom! d ec ea s ed . (.*. F. A k e r s deceaned and E. .1. A k e r s deceased. E. lly Palmer dec ea s ed and w i f e A lice W. P a l­ m e r deceased, T h o m a s E. Htrihling deceas ed , and T y s o n & Smith d c - v# C om plaina nt, T CHAItLY SIJIPSON, et nl. 1, ,,, „ .Defendants. . T o Uolrt Tit le. O llllt.lt Ul I'tTII.K 'A TIO N T !' f 1! ' 1' o f Florida to the a f t e r .’ r n parties, G r e e t in g : ti,i'!' l ' , t l i a L,y Simpson, In div id IV I ‘i " ' 1, , " " Trustee, if liv in g, und lr ad all parties c la im in g a n y luV.'Vr 1 ,lu tl!‘‘ ,®hds h e r e in a f t e r de< 1,. ! " ,,1n'l,: r . <>ie said T. ttharly Simp. , hi Individually und as T r u s - Daytona Shores REQUIRES TWO MORE SALES­ MEN FOR SANFORD Phone 34G-J. Georgia Style SANDWICHES C offee FREE li Cold Drink OPENING 105 So. Palnfctto a a a iiiic u n L n iB iiiiiB R H iE iiiiiB a flB B iiiiD E in a t g B c n O x SANFUlll> IIECOHATOMS 120 Park Ave., second floor p a in tin g, p a p e r hangin g, glass settin g . E s tim a tes g iv en free. AH w ork gua ra nteed. Prices righ t. P h o n e (tax Ne w LUMBER YARD A complete line of Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath. Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Piaster Ihu.rd Nails ■Screen Wire Builders Hardware —, Dojrs Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order A SQUARE DEAL IS ALWAYS A PROFITABLE DEAL “ AM ID MAJESTIC PINES*’ .it The first section o f Sanford Grove has been placed on sale in Sanford. No effort lias been made on the part o f our representatives to push the sale o f this property to any individuals hut we are gratified at the response that has been received as a result o f the few ads that have already been run. We are selling lots in Sanford Grove on the merits o f tho property alone. Eleven have already been taken. Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w FO R SA L E 2700 acres o f very valuable land within fou r miles o f the City Limits o f Sanford at a price much under the mar­ ket. wish to make ourselves plain. We would rather not sell a single lot in Sanford Grove than to do so on misrepresentation. Sanford Grove property is exactly as rep­ resented and none o f our salesmen will give any false information concerning it. It is impossible fo r any developer, anywhere, to give five hundred or a thousand dollars worth o f improvements on a lot selling for four hundred dollars. W e This property is 011 the market fo r a very limited time. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 118 M agnolia Ave. Phone No. 48 SEE THE PROPERTY We shall he glad to take anyone interested to San­ ford Grove and show them over the property. Sanford Grove will ho improved, as we have explained before. Every lot will have sidewalks, graded streets, palms and tropical shrubbery. W e will carry out those improvements we agree to give and will make no prom ­ ises that we cannot fulfill. This, it seems, is worth seri­ ous consideration on the part o f any person making in­ vestments in Florida. W e do not believe there is any property so well located, so highly elevated, and having all the attractive features o f Sanford Grove, that is be­ ing offered for sale at prices as low as $400. Sanford Dart Nason, Sales Director REALTOR 'J �' X ® TEN •••. • l NOVEMBER 16, 1925, THE SANFORD HERA! REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 2 lots, corner Oak nnd Central Ave. K ARL J. SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. Two Good Investments in Business Property on First Street 620 acres near Cheney Highway. This is a real money maker and there is not much land left nt this price. Per acre..........................................$100 Do you want a Home? I have them to suit anyone and at prices below the mnrket value. Prices range from................................$4,500 to $20,000. I have a lot in San Lanta right by the entrance on Sanford Avenue nnd the price is only........................................................................................... $3,000 Lots in a good section o f the city for.....................................................$1,000 If you are a developer, I have the best Lake Front Tract in this county and1it is near the County Club. Corner Myrtle Avenue and 13th, St. Phone 744. Eastern expose 3 lots on Oak Ave., facing Highland Park. 50x137. $531 TEN CHOICE LOTS magnificent home. 70x133. A rare bargain. $3,250. In Bel-Air Price $7900 Those Who Hesitate— Lose, 1 N otice These Terms OSCAR R. BROOKS Only $1,000 clown, balance easy, TH E LO T K IN G — Phone 482 R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Phone 743. 50x117. \ Most beautiful lot in Sanford on Magnolia Avenue. Or I W ILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS Real Estate and Investments. G0xll7, 30G First National Bank Bldg, W . F. HOLBORN, M gr 203-205 Melsch Building Liccned Real USE YOUR FORESIGHT HOMES— LOTS— FARM S ACREAGE In and N ear Enterprise, the Biff Develoi 1593 A cres Corner lot in Franklin Terrace at Geneva and Elm Avenues. For a few days nt only $1500. A real money-maker. Sec our offerings before buying n home. We can save you money as well as deliver just whnt you want. H alf the price o f adjoin in g land— Beautifully around and side o f lakes, COLCLOUGH R E A L T Y CO. McCALL & FOX Ileal Estate The Firm Substantial 113V4 M agnolia Ave, BRYANT & HATH AW Al’ General Insurance Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office,Sudori 311 First National Hank IUdt;. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 20 Years Experience With Florida Lanl REAL BARGAINS Don’t keep your money in the* cuphourd or in nil old stocking. real rotate. FOURTEEN LOTS Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price...J This is. “ near the Forrest Lake Hoteli 1 -• * i IN W O O D RU FF SUBDIVISION One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue......1 Invest it in income Lots In Franklin Terrace are worth more today than they were three months nun. _ Thirteen acres fa cin g on Lake Monroe, 1200fet fron t. P r i c e .................................................. We have several wonderful liuys in this sub-division and we can show you how to make money by investing in Franklin Terrace lots this winter. A lso we have several wonderful buys in homes, acres, small farms, and the best business property In the city of Sanford. Seven Lots fron tin g on Sanford Avenue betwe mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00 fourth cash, balance easy A friendly conference with us may result in your making a most profitable investment. R. C. TISDALE FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. 31/> M agnolia. 2 Modern Six Room Residences Real Estate Investment REALTOR Phone 74G In Edgewood, $8,000.00 each. Terms. 23G-238 M cisch Building Ready fo r occupancy De­ cember 1st. W e O ffe r an E ntire Block F ronting on First Street just o f f Sanford Avon® A Beautiful Home CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfoi On Central Avenue, large lot The Beauty Spot for Homes $15,000.00. Many real estate men say that we are o f fcnni One-third cash. cheap. Look it over and be convinced The price for a few days will be $110,000. CHOICE CITY LOTS N EAR CENTER Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY 202 First Street THE BEST BUY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY that can not be e q u a lle d TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD for the money in the city. Ono 5-room house with garage on f o r J I,000.00 with terms. One -l-room f o o t lot house. B le e p in g n GO foot lot j B e a u t i f u l c o rn e r You can depend on our entire corporation. Near 3 subdivisions on French Ave. Tamiami Land Company PURVIS & WILCOX • Phone 7GG List your property with us. We have calls every day for homes, lots and business property. porch nnd garage, 50 For $3,000.00 With Terms. Phone 735 Phone 708-709 TWO HOMES 73Vi acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best water in the state, */i mile fron tage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. A ct quick. COM PANY F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 117 5 Ball Bldg. One lot Fort Mellon.—— One lot Fort Mellon ..... One lot Palmetto Avenue. LAKE MONROE DEVELOPMENTC0. ’he Substantial 12-14 Garner-Woodrui TELEPHONE 770 Brumley Puleston Bldg. L. F. ANDREWS a cash, balance over 4 year period. 5% binder for1 L. SIMMONS. Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave Room 3-314 Ball Building Phone 142 v - - Manager 1 �lW *‘ • — _ ' m ! A N r o ^ H EJu LD| M0NDAY N0VEMRRn ts l925; I sified on This Page is a Paying Investment 2 1 — Sale, Heat E s ta t e ------- 7 ^ H u 9 in e s s M eryice Wamcd_Help, S a lesm a n E . SPURLING, sub-division specialist Subdivision to Or­ S bil«S nAN .W ANTED: Automo.i0' * nrl‘ 1 ceases are In conlando, Florida, and F l o r a ,' eni‘in|l and good money can Heights, Florida on Dixie High‘ by salesman sselling W ifi ♦ iso.* ‘ L . .a ®uii:ainan ellin g will t *'00< 3 >'ear round, but FOR SALE: Corner lot 120 feet w „ii . corm,llcr «nm n who might front, 125 feet deep on Sanford to ^',)r'c /luring the winter Ave. across from Barbecue stand. . . ?n y' P ‘l* and greases arc $3000.00. 12 lots in Ginderville snipped from Jacksonville and comsubdivision cheap. Terms reason­ mission paid weekly, Business es­ tablished 1876. Write The Globe able. D. J. care Herald. Ruining Company, Cleveland, 22— Sale, Fumitue , °> mving record of your em­ ployment or business during the past five years. Wo carry n full line. Our prices nru right. Cash or terms. We want your business WANTED: Salesman and SalesApply to Mr. Curley, Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. T.-i . r letcher and Bulger Realty Co., 321 F.. First St. Miller Bldg. 113 Mngnolia Ave. Phone 746. 17— For Sale, Houses J, laNEY’S DRUG S T O R E - P £ O p t i o n s , Drugs. S o d o . W. 5 ? m near you a . your phoue. (jail 1 0 3 . __________ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. |UCc « » o r » t o G lllon& P l-tt ,16 Magnolia. Everything electrienL Phone 422. Elecvragith R a d i o . ___________________ a'IGHTS— Three atatione. M i ­ nolta and Second. and him. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving. Embossing. See ur first. We do it. Phone 417-W ii. R. Ave.-Commercial at. 38— Wanted, Situation Male JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds FOR SALE: Exceptional business opening, fine garage building. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. WANTED: Young man desires po­ Water ar d Boat Tanka. At Oak 70x134 feet in town center, Sor­ sition several years experience Avei.ue and Third Street. Tele rento, Lake County, Fla. Price $5,- in general office work. Address 000. Title perfect. Walter Cooper, phone 111. “ Position" care Herald. owner. MIRACLE Concrete C o , general ■Ml-Wan ted Situation, Female 21.— Lost, Found cement work, eidewalka, balld* ing blocks, Irrigation boxen, J. & WANTED: Position in drug store STRAYED from place 1 heifer Terwilleger. Ihrop. as saleslady or cashier. Under­ calf, 9 months old, red, well stand the work thoroughly. AdHILL LUMBER CO. House » grown. No marks. Reward. O. T. dre:»i P. O. Box 352, City. Pea n on . Service, Quality and Price. Ito A d v e r t i s e in the Journal-Heraid. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Wnycross Jour­ nal-Hm-ald. Waycross. Georgia. FOR BIG RF.SULTS advertise In , *h® PORT LAUDERDALE GAILY NEWS— it covers Brow­ ard County thoroughly which Is ono of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon request. FOR SALE— Space on the I STORY HOUSE page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette, Zen* In, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. W’ nnt ad and display rates on request. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ ment. Rend about it in the Palm Beach Post, Sumple copy sent on request. A LITTLE TTANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you have stored awnv and have no ivu - , , t y 42— Advtg. Mediums cent ad may bring you sevcrul ADDRESSING — fliultigraphing, STRAYED OR STOLEN: Persian dollars. Phone MS nnd a repre­ cat, smokey black with four AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- sentative will call and see you. folding and malting— as you wont it— when you want it. white feet, white on tip of nose,! gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest Phone 673. II. E. Porch. First white whiskers long hair and bushy classified medium, rate, cash, 9c DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell tail. Reward for information lead­ charge. 10c minimum anything? If so advertise in Notional Bank Bldg. ini ing to recovery or return to J. Ii. the Gainesville Sun. MAINE — WatorvtUe, Morning Cnlder, Clyde Line Docks. 9— For Rent, Houses Sentinel. Thousands of Maine TO REACH the nrosjwroua farm­ people nro Interested in Florida LOST: White Poodle dog. Answers ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ FOR RENT: Housekeeping apart­ to name of “ Peggy". Reward. property. Reach them through ia county adverse in the DeLand ment close in. W’ant young lady the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash room-mate to share same. Prefer Phone 370-W or 51. plication. with order. ono who works. Apply 314 East L 0S T : Balloon tirca< Fisk corJ ^ ADVERTISING gets results If It 5th Street after six p. ni. on Sun­ tween Sanford and New Smyrna LEARN ABOUr Polk County and reaches potential buyers. Paday, road. $15 reward if returned to Lakeland, through the Star latka Daily News is circulated in Scotty’s Filling Station 12th St., Telegram. Best advertising me nn industrial and agricultural sec­ 10— For Rent, Rooms Sanford Avenue. dium in South Florida. Published tion. mornings. STAll-TELEGRAM— TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, FOR RENT: Garage at 511 Park A REW ARD o f $10 will be paid, Lakeland. Florida, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ Ave. with return o f female cat, dis sified pages of Florida's Gieat FOR RENT: 3 room furnished , fn’ n' ,n>' °]d home at MORGANTOWN. Vi. VA., people Home Daily, rates 2 cent3 a word. are interested in Florida. Each Minimum 25c, cash with order. housekeeping apartment. A ll' , et* either Monday after 11 conveniences. Adults. 316 E. 5th 0. c °,r Tuesday a. in. Color of them through a classified ad Write for complete rate card. shading from light tan to dark in the Morgantown POST. Six brown and white markings. Plume cent3 a word for six consecutive DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms 47. Nona A. Wylly. issues. Pensacola is beginning the oren Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Miller. -----------------------------------------------------greatest development in Georgia’s LOST: Liver colored bird dog. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — history; a half million dollar highReasonable. Name Joe. Liberal reward. It. A. Classified nils hnve the largest way to the gulf bcuch just finish­ FOR KENT: 1 bedroom. ..I ll Pal­ Newman. Phone 96 or 53. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ ed; at two million dollar bridgo metto Ave. gia. Rato 8c (0-word line) line. across Escsmbit Bay started; 25—Opticians Jewelers quarter million dollar opera house FOR RENT: Bed room and kitch­ under construction; two millions 1 0 REACH BUYERS or sellers of II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. enette furnished. No children. Florida real estate advertise in being spent on highway; greatest jew elcry and clock repairing anil 2018 Palmetto Ave. engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cen* chance for live developers to get DUS cent a word daily, two cents a wort in on ground floor. Write Devel­ FOR . RENT:.. L arge, attractive nolia Avenue. Phone 112. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ Sundays. room, twin beds. Union Ave. cola News. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees Near new hotel. Phone 571-J. |T ilk CLARKSUURG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia's larg­ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOR RENT: Three newly furnish­ JTEW ART THE FLORIST” est dally. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per. • Send1in* your subscription to the Flowora /o r nil occasions. ed bedrooms, with bath and ga­ word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or Tribune or hand it to your local ” 814 Myrtle. Phons 260-W rage. Reasonable rent 1306 Park more lc per word each insertion. denier so you can read Florida’s Ave. or phone 6521,3._____________ THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho greatest newspaper. One year, 33— Wanted 11— For Sale, Acreage accepted want ad medium in $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months W ANTED: Capable proof reader. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word $2.00. tf you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. FOR SALE: Acrcnge from one to an insertion. Minimum 25c. Apply Sanford Herald. US i twenty acres. Box 91 A, Sanford IFla. W ANTED: Painting and paper :• •> -!•■> * •••<•* v * * ^ hanging. Phono Curtis, 255, San- £ i 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous ford nnd N. Y. i* dies FOR SALE Oil T R A D E : Buy in G ENERAL CONTRACTOR: All * tho mountains o f Alabama 240 kinds o f subdivision work, clear- % acres, 7 miles town, railroad:* ing. Address J. Oliver, 518 East part of land open for cultivation. 8th Street, Sanford, Fla. Good spring water, 2 houses, some WILL HUY any property, anyi fruit, timber, enough to build sev­ where, any time, city lots, in eral houses. Place suitable for acreage, old property or im ­ residence year round. Several proved. Make offerings right strennis. Price $20 per acre. W . D. now, Tomorrow is a day lost. Smyth, Box 538, Gaffney, S. C. C. T. J. Herald Office. I OR SALE: Nnsturtium plants, 15c per dozen; Oleander, 3 ami 34— Wanted Help, Female 14 feet tall, 25 cents each. See It. F. Cooper, School Garden. Sticks alone, will not make a fire— you must W AN TED : 1 waitress. Apply Lin coin Hotel. ,REMINGTON Portable four-bank also have a match. Circulation helps to make j Typewriters, “ tho king o f porta newspaper. But mere numbers taken by 35— Wanted Help, Male ibles.^ $60, Barret Portablo Adding [Bun Machines. Can’ t be beat. Seminole themselves alone cannot be the sole gangl­ l ' M 'n „t,r y . Phono 03, IV olok . B id ,. " Apply " T l" C o n S f y ! J and measure of a newspaper’s ability to pro­ 'inn s DOGS DOGS & Sons. duce ADVERTISING RESULTS and more D»i been in dog training for W AN TED : At once renl salesman. * than the mere fact that Chinn has more peo­ years and can train them to A ply to E. F. Andre w3, manager £ Wrfection. See me if yours need ple in it than any other country, makes China Lake Monroo Development Com­ J-for this season. J. C. Jordan, pany, Brumley-Puleston Illdg. tho best country to live in. ,300 W. 1st St. W AN TED : Experienced newspap­ F° R SALE OR T R A D E : Dodge er reporter. Good proposition to For best results in Classified Advertising Sedan, run 2000 miles. Jack capable man. See managing editor, call 148 and give your ad over telephone, oi Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. Sanford Herald. a salesman will call. 1DR SALE: One Dodge truck, W ANTED: Man or woman to sell good condition, good tiren, at a Rawleigh Products in Sanford. sacrifice. See W. K. Iletts ut Ball Write the W. T. Rawleigh <lom\l ft. Hdwe. Co. pany, Dept. F 25, Memphis, Temi. FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Special < oupe, A -l condition, good rub'cr. Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avenue. Price $800.00. Try Smith's Harber 3 Bed Rooms Garage All Conveniences 2 Years Old Worth The Price )ns 1 ■ n r r ^ ECVou' ' .... T . - - " R T U — M a t t e 727 W E L L - a)* <r\ 4 » ,, ti, ’? ::u: //M i --------------- F lorida VALDEZ HOTEL R aropean \tllc|ez Rectify Co. Valdez Hotel'Building P in a with K anfitril’ a I.e n d in g I t u lr l . W l 'I l T W . W A R S K it , M a n a g e r W.V. Wheeler Inc. Schultes Selected Listings Ci, Illl 1st Nat’l. Bank Ii Building I, T m t h<iia*r« on let! fni*litit lir itiillf ul <11> I'nrl*. Onr fins t n r n riMiitiN, liiitli ttftil m*rt*riiml iiiirciii litr iiltir r lint Inn; ( h r r m t m i fivttl liit I It. I ' r l r r fur It till* F n «h (is.iHMMMlj tint n h i t I. 2, mill :i > rn r *. Phone 490W W r i t liM iih 'il Itn 1**1 lit liti'>liir*i«! Jti*HIitii n f r l l j . Iliilh llt iis In n f l i r l r k Ml r u r l n r r m ill r u n lit* tittn lr t r r j ii| t-f n -i lr t lr n l n mid ii 11 **i t'M1» 111r I r i* 9 i LOO, 1" ftm11 I -«! i I *ti I ti ii v •* I , - , •I. I ft at 11 ft jt «■11 rn. n, Wasting Time IliiMlnrMM hit %%11 It I it fnttr Itlctrkss nf I'ttMittf Clrr. I.ni I** fiO tll T. A mu* Mlury hrlr U Iii i IIiIIiik \7," |«s itlrrmly tin tin* tut, I’ air at i|iilrl% Milr tlll« |iro|MTt> ri m lit* L -n ik M Cur iTTriMMI |trr fritnl fttiil. I - 1 rmsh i liiiltinrr t« n ml *1 >rnr«. A |I,UIHMHHI Itlmlrr W hy waste your time run­ ning around looking for a gowi Investment? Let ua ahow you how you can in­ vest your money nnd double it in tho next thirty or sixty dnya. Wo havo been in tho renl cstnto business for years and nro glad to suy wo Imvo tho finest listings nnd tho best values in tho Stuto of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us for bettor results and quick action i i 111 It I* it r r r |*( r t l f u r I laI. r I; f d n | m. 3 I *1, ............. Its •• Ifr M it *t’t t -• V • »Mr l l n l l i l r r nr l n v r ttt ir . Ilm tir or ItiiMliirMM. I.ri nt nltittr y mi t w r n l ) Io I m on 1ii %It* l l l i i l m n ^ In Hnnllt SmifiiriL I 'n r h m run!, l o r it isliiir! Hiiir lltrstr ru n hr Ih h iu Ii I frnni 9l.tMHP.On in 9 I ,« r»OO.IMP. i : \ f r n r u t ) tr r m s , i JOIIN E. FOX, Representative ‘We Cover Florida Ileal Estate Like the Sunshine’ Beal Estate Brokers 5 s : ; 5 5 Fir t Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) 200 feet frontage Price $ 122,500 : > C * De* elopers Prumnteri Jin Seminole Hotel d SANFORD, FLORIDA. Best Business Site in Santord ■ \ SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers 212 Magnolia Avenue BANFOIU), FLA. m h i t y TOO - Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 acres at Pnoln (Borders two Inkes) Price $ 13,000 Bodwe!! Realty Co., a 214 E. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, Mgr. By L L O R G L McMANDS SAT-O AU C H TE.R.: y n Y A POUCV ? ' W ELLSFTAK OiQ ^ Q |J *bE M o t h a t c o t o o v j h ' T O SEE. M E ? H E S O L O M E t o —S" 31to7 The nlxive score if in favor of Florida will suit us fine Saturday. Lola 7, 8, blk. 11, tier “ A’ on Sanford Avenue, a t ...... $100.00 per foot. Lota 3, 4 blk “ J” on new 1st street, a t .................... $475.00 per foot. Lots 9, 10 in blk “ K” on new lat atreet, just oppo­ site Forrest Lake Hotel at $500.00 per foot. These bargains cannot laat long. BROWN Realty Co. r 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w 0 1925 I nt o F c atuh z S e sv ic *. !«*Crf*1 Hfitaift 119b** r**fl . ■ ----- oy ... M | FULTON, INC. 120 South Pnrk Ave. ) y t k 8 « n fn rd . -ACREAGE’ BUSINESS-HOMES AH’ M e . - I’M M R C H A T T E R - T H E i M 'b O R A H C E M A M - I ’M C L A O T O H AVE o p p o CALL-— -, ARCHITECT VIrar*Ciauuiiui Hank Bldg. .:;,:.T T r 3 ; 'bP E K V C . T O $2750 Easy Terms WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS _____ t h i^ Street Elton J. Moughton Phone 453. Y E ’b - T E L L CHATTER. T O C O M E R tC H 'T O V E R * , - iuu here : c Corner 2nd SHOP Milnne Theatre Bldg. FATHER T EJX - t h e . ll.Mtlir.lt 113 Magnolia Ave. I First Clasa Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. Realtor Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. •>++•:■+<•+v T1 •' :■ Maple Avenue Lot S. W. BRADFORD Herald Want Ads Are Result Ads P0„ ; SALE: 120 feet cast frontf _?eA 200 feet deep on SanTerms. Addrei'o Si. P n ^it*' ‘ • t>. Box 352. Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 HILTON’S T h e re is no Substitute for Results **1*—Sale, Real Estate G. TAYLOR D Y E 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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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 16, 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/319222d4be021e4024d0c3a6d386a519.pdf 4b584796e3ac7ac48cbee1c40ca81916 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER !*5 Heart, Florid*: Fair tonight, Sunday* partly cjondy, rnfn and warmer Hi extreme northern portion, model' ate east and toutheast wind*. ' ■ Vegetable rtlea Land a s s o c ia t e d t r e s s l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1925, DOMESTIC of Bulflicted rcation Pearce (Second ilumbia Week A Washington dispatch to the Louisville Courier Journal tells 0f the b a k i n g o f,th e engage­ ment o f Miss Bessie ^ cK le d ln , capital belle, to John B. Breckcnbridge, former assistant sec­ retary of war. Rudolph Valentino and his wife admit iiiat their martini vacation is to become pern-anent. Bull movement hits its stride again in Wall Street when ground lost on Tuesday is re­ covered. . • , . Love letters that passed be­ tween Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his negro wife before they were married, are exhibited at trial Friday. WASHINGTON The Shenandoah Inquiry Board makes known its intention o f further investigating statements made by Mrs. Lnnsdowne rela­ tive to attempts being niade’ to influence J - j ■,*CS b e­ fore that bony soil.v .urns ago. Amcrirnn Debt Commission now ready to begin funding ne­ gotiations with Rumanian body bonded by M .'Titulesse. Mrs. Medill McCormick will find much opposition to her plan to fight upon the World Court idea wiicn she arrives here next month. Mrs, McCormickWill Face Formidable Opposition In HOME EDITION NUMBER 91. LOVE LETTERSRu^°lphValentinoAndWife AreTo BeDivorcedBecause She Prefers ‘Dogs to Babies’ Defense Presents Messages In Attempt to Show That * °‘«nR Millionaire Was Not Led Into RunawayMarringe Action of Stntc’s Attorney In Asking for Acquital Is Surprise; Will Concentrate Upon Case Against Wall Statement Issued By; Admiralty As Res* cue Ef forts Are Re­ double! by Officers California Telegram Head During Session - _ Fleet Steams Out To Offer Salute # One Letter Told Rhinelander WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— On TAMPA, Nov. 14.— (A*)— Edward If He Didn’t Hurry to Wed her arrival here early next month Her, Ho Mi^ht Lose Chance from Chicago to open war on the Absence Vny Oil on Water orives Belief world court. Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mc­ Cormick. widow of Sermtor Medill McCormick, will find herself con. unied by the most formidable ar­ ray of women ever assembled in Washington to support a measure before congress. She is to bo ip^ posed by the legislative commit­ tees of many powerful organiza­ tions. . . WIHTf IVl - PLAINS. N. Y„ Nov. l l.—i/i i—Some of tho letters Leo­ nard Kip Rhinelander sent 'to T h a t g J j& w -^ u n d . . . hit. negro , N jv . 14. wile in answer to her fervid love) LONDON’ . Nov. 14.— (AP); iat startnotes, will he presented during the I course of his annlment suit. — “ The Arimirnlty deeply re­ fight, L. grets that it cannot longer' Already one of his missves, a mt local telegram, has been produced by hold out hope that tho id owner, le e 1 .*rson., Davis of defense crew of t M-I still surviv­ itiy killed countol, to eounternet the conten-J es.” • ’ Lloyd t:on ol the young plaintiff that he This I :ief announcement Among the groups that arc pre­ was led into marriage by the ngcharged *’ of* a negro hack this mor .ing was taken ns paring to block all opposition to gresive *tactics, STATE driver. Asked last night, definite­ definitely ’sealing tho fnto of the world court and to do thoir according Mi3s Grncc Hamilton, 22, was utmost to have the United States ly, whether he would intr'>duce the 68 oi icers and men en­ st re su lte d shot and wounded on Miumi Bajoin it are; The Women’s Nation­ sonic of Leonard’s letters us he Dispalch to Courier Journal Settlement Similar to That tombed in the monitor-submarine, L show by shore Drive by a man, whose had threatened, Mr. Davis answeral Republican dubs, the General Declares Miss Palmer Has Offered Great Britain Is which disappeared o ff the Devon­ name she refused to divulge to cd: " Kivifc. Federation o f Women’s clubs, the ChangedMindAbout Marry­ attendants at a hospital where Favored by Body; French shire coast during the maneuver* Undoubtedly some of *• W. C. A. ami the National Lea­ Bj&c fatal she was taken. ing Henry C. Breckinhridgc Notes to Be Signed Today Thursday. he produced during tlie gue of Women Voters. ■ lie police Lake City veterinarian shot nmlnation.” The report that Mrs. Nicholas The admiralty also sent to tho L men m e t and killed Lloyd Pearce in niterLOUISVILLE, Ky„ Nov. 14.—M l WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— (A*)— He pointed to a heap Longworth, wife of the speaker It on Main action which is said to have re­ Rhinelander’s letters wl — A Washington dispatch to the With the Italian funding agree­ relatives of one o f the crew thq elect of the house, and .Mrs. James sulted from the doctor’s warning Lj] to have W. Wadsworth of New York would lication he predicted sev Courier Journal today says that ments ready for formal signature following message: “ The circum­ to Pearce to discontinue showing ago would “ wreck" the i aid Mrs. McCormick in her cam­ kjit paying his wife attentions. the fonmil announcement is ex­ today the American debt commis­ stances in which tlie submarine dis­ paign to present the senate from of tho youn gson o f nn m L*. Words Edward Vestal, held for com ­ pected in social circles there of the sion begnn consideration df Ru­ appeared leaves room for no doubt family. . deelnring in favor of adherence, plicity in Tampa payroll robbery, |taro engagbreaking of the engagement of mania’s debt, ami that nation's that your son (Osborne) has lost Telegram Read lias aroused the friends of the is freed in Friday session o f Rhinelander’s telegram was plac- Miss Bessie Draper McKcldin, mission, headed by M. Titulsc his life with the rest of the crow.’* court. Throughout the night the fleet which Ad- court upon request o f K ate’s The opening of n Washington cd in evidcnc todny to explain daughter o f Mrs. Leigh Palmer, has been advised infotinnlly thnt itter of his attorney. branch o f the Women’s National one of Alico’s jctte rs sent to him wife of Admiral Palmer, to Henry o f searching ships keep virgil on a settlement substantially on LOCAL lid to have Republican club, witli hcadqunrters whilo he wns in California in tho spot where the M l is believed Sanford High School announc­ C. Brcckonbridge of Washington the basis of tho British tetm j will 1022. It rend: e fired rev* at New York City, is interpreted to lie on tho rocky, treacherous “ Will he in San Fi nnd New York, members of the bo urged. ic doctor’s es programs to he given next here us a challenge to Mrs. Mc­ week in observation o f National Cormick and her associates on the i at least two weeks as The Italian agreement apparent­ bottom, at n depth o f 210 feet. Blue Grass Breckohridge Compnny, Education Week. Women’s Roosevelt Republican in tho hospital underg Last Salute To He Offered and Assistant Secretary o f War ly hns been favorably received in Wiggins captures flag tour­ cration. If you can club o f Illinois. It is understood that next week during the Wilson administration. most sections o f this country, nament at municipal course and Admiral Sir Henry Oliver, com­ Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, presi­ range to come, take tri Miss McKIcdin already has in­ R. Mulling wins hall sweepstakes. treasury officials said today on mander o f the home fleet will dent o? the Women’s National Re­ rives in four days. V formed friends upon her return Legion plans first rehearsal o f the strength of privaU advices re­ steam out with all his ships in publican club has sent out a ques­ Cliff hotel.” minstrels on next Monday night. Alice’s nnswer to this request from Paris that she had “ changed ceived since publication o f tho lino to o ffe r a last salute to the tionnaire to all the members, say­ Mrs. Francis Pezold, aged San­ was a refusal based on the expense her mind,’ ’ reports published lit victims, A burial service will bo ing: “ One of tho vital questions to ford resident, passes uway sud­ •tiers as a "sap same as the rest |he discussed in thu senate "at the of tho trip nnd the fact thnt he Washington say. These reports in­ terms. President Coolidgo .also held on the spot tomorrow und u of the persons in Tampa." dicate tliat no doubt was left that let it bo known thnt he regarded denly while enrouto to St. Louis had not sent her a ticket. Thill in the church at Mr. Chanccy was palpably dis­ coming session o f congress will Was two years before their mar­ the engagement was *\>ff" it is tho agreement as ci/vr'dv satis­ memorial servh to visit with friends und rela­ ^Portland dock , «rds. be the adherence o f the United said, » concerted when House’s replies *o riage. x. tives. * Mine awe ipors nnd other ve..a«l4 Miss McKledin is understood to factory, and fair to IioUi nations, his preliminary questions indicated States to the world court” and In another letter, undated, Mrs. Tho agreement, in his opinion, have born searching tho waters o f pd him Re the bandit would give no testimony then submits n resolution for a yes Rhinelander told of meeting a have bVoken tho news at a social represents the maximum buiuoii tho channel almost continuously hut through function at the capital Thursdny damaging the two defendants. With or no vote. icr warning, Reminding her club members I"Harvard man” nnd telling him night. No explanation is given. the Italian people uro able to for tho submarine. They have en­ a steely glint in his eye, he an­ i .“ ho was of Spanish extraction. ‘ He hear, especially in view o f tho fact countered no signs which would is case Son nounced to the court that he had that the Republican platform o f 1it a llarvnid man hut seems re­ She returned Tuesday from Paris that Italy’s debts to the United lead to hope. nd Theodore 1924 indorsed the permanent court where according to the announce­ been surprised by his witness nnd fined,’ she wrote, while- the court States and England combined al­ There has been nothing to con­ ir safe keepment she wus completing her trou­ endeavored to impeach the testi­ of international justice nnd cnlling , room roared in Inughtcr. most equalled the amount which firm the report that the hull o f inty jail at attention to the fact that the Woj sseau. The wedding was to have mony. Great Dritain owes this nation. In January, 1922, she wrote suythe vessel located in channel yes­ At Mr. Chnneey's announcement men’s National Republican club jIing that she had been very ill. She taken place next month and a num­ Little activity marked tho Ru­ terday was tho M -l. affirmed its belief in the principle ber o f social functions had been to the court that he had been sur­ manian negotiations today but also said tier folkii had told her Admiralty offiriuls arc still ns prised, and would endeavor to im­ and dednred its udlicrenco to what that he only wanted her "fo r pas­ arranged. experts o f the two commissions much in the dark as ever regard­ Mr. Hreckenbriilge is .*19 years were engaged in study o f the peach, the testimony of House the has long been an American policy, time.’* old und has two children by a pre­ problcma and M. Titulsc confer­ ing tho cause o f the disaster. Re­ All nf Ground Lost In Tues­ three defense attorneys were on Mrs. Salun asked: In all thirteen o f Alice’s letters vious marriage. Miss McKledin red at length with Under Secre­ ports from officers o f the maneuv­ "Do you or do you not indorse were rend at the morning session day’s Collapse of Prices the feet. ering fleet who saw the M-l taka Palmer, who thus far the resolution on the world court?” when yutui'j Rhinelander left the was a debutante of two seasons tary Winston of Die treasury. the fatal plunge arc too indefiuito Is Recovered With Total liasThomas ago. Mr. Breckenbridgo was a She says only six of the mem­ There were indications that tho been conducting the defense, stnnil for it short time to permit an explanation. Sales of 2 Million Shafes argued thnt the matter o f surprise bers of the club answered in the William Lawby, of Brooklyn, a major in tho World War and is negotiations would he carried on to furnish Absence of Oil Noted. tlie son of the late Major Genurul much in tlie same way tho Czecho­ nigntive. wus not o f nn immediute nature; newspaper reporter to testify. JatcnmnmJffiftlxkrdiuctnoishrdhiupu Joseph C. Breckenbridgo and a nep­ slovakia debt was considered. Mrs. .lames Carroll Frazer, that the solicitor knew before he I.awhy said ho interviewed the hew of the late W. C. I'. UrcckrnThe absence o f oil on the water In that instance practically the brought House into court thnt he chairman of the committe of thu couple at tlie Jones home nftor hritlgc, congressman for many entire agreement wns ordered out In tho vicinity where the M-l sub­ Washington branch of the national would testify ns he did. the first publtidied reports that merged sugegsts to some o f the |affairs committee of the Women's young Rhinelander had married u years. in meetings between individuals. admiralty officials that the ves­ Although Judge Pcttcwny ru'ed National Republican club, has an­ ne^rcas, and Alice told him she Rumania’s debt is carried on sel was sound at tho time she went that Mr. Chanccy might contiiu* nounced a program for a meeting was not of negro parentage. tho treasury record i at $ hi,508,fid 1, down nnd this fact encouraged his efforts to impeach House, he of which $10,380,10(1 represents soino o f officials that the crew of the committee for Dec. HI “ t-> j Most o f the day w as tnken up instructed the jury regarding what accrued interest calculated at 5 per was repairing some internal in­ 1show their interest nnd support ] parts o f the examination coi Id be of President Coolidge, Republican in rending more o f her letters of cent. It is regarded as likely that, jury und would conic to the surwhich more than l>0 already have considered as evidence. in arranging for the funding of fuce. senators and Republican adminis­ been produced. Some o f them were The lapse o f time since the debt, the accrued interest will tration measures.” This organiza­ touched in fervent letter terms, tho M-l went beneath tho water, he computed on u lower busis. tion is supporting the world court others ' however, now has removed alt such indicated that typical lov­ |policy of the president. hope. er’s quarrels had arisen. One, in WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—(/P) particular, warned him that lie — Before the next session o f the The question whether the sub­ marine, if it is found, can be reach­ Dozen Golfers Have might lose her if he did not marry Mitchell court nrirtial is held, the ed by divers, remains nn open ouh her. It was written i*hortly after naval court o f inquiry Chance at Norfolk young Rhinelander hail informed Shenandoah but an attempt certainly will lo will probu for itself the incidents her that he was going to school to which Mrs. Margaret Ross made if thu position is located. MIAMI, Nov. 14.—(JP)— A wo­ NORFOLK. Va.. Nov. 14.— — in Arizona at his father’s request, Lansdownc testified before the TAMPA. Nov. 11.— (/!*)—Theresa man who said she wns Miss Grace Although Cyril Walker of Engle­ and read: Mitchell court, including nn at­ Cohn who has been in juil for the "Might Lose Me” Hamilton, 22, of .Miami, was shot wood, N. J., hud a slight edge on tempt to influence her testimony. last eight months ns one o f the "I uin not going to write again Denied an opportunity at this and wounded while seated in an the field by reason of his score principal:! o f the Albert House automobile on North Ruyshorc in the first .16 holes played yester­ ns you have to do thu right thin? time to reply before the Mitchell gang o f bandits, wns today given Drive at 11:30 o’clock Friday day, a dozen or more players were by your father. When you ure of court to Mrs. !.amv|owne’s charge her freedom when County Solicitor night. She wan taken to tho Jack­ considered to have an excellent age, you can take me if I ani still that he had sought to influence R. E. L. Chanccy moved to quush son Memorial Hospital by three chance to capture first honors in here. Your money came first be­ her testimony in the statement she a murder charge aguinst her, Tho youths, who told the police they tho second and concluding day’s fore me. I never want you to both­ was to make before tho cdutt, woman posed us tho wife o f the heard the shooting and went to play of the second annual champ­ er me again until you are o f age Paul Foley has nskod Secretary bandit lender, hut in reality told mid then maybe you’ll be too late. Wilbur to relieve him ns judge ad­ ionship open games. her iad. officials sho is the wife o f Eric With 38 holes to play today. Leo Do not write mo any more unless vocate of that court so thnt he Cohn, alleged confidence man and At the hospital she told the at­ P f t * . She you come back to marry me." can make his reply at once ns u tendants that a man shot her hut Dicge. of Washington, with 163; & & M ueller, Although youn? Rhinelander witness licforo that body. Secre­ fuguitivc front justice. upon further questionin'? became Tom Boyd of New York; A1 Hyatt 1J ». She w as Sho recently turned state’s evi­ was on tho stand most of the day, tary Wilbur hns taken the request .web Church reticient. The boys turned over to of New Port News; Johnny Farrell dence against John Kennie und he merely identified the letter:'. under advimment. a motorcycle policeman a small of New York and Juck Beckett of Lester Gildra, members o f the Several times he left the witness The Shenandoah court with sev­ brief case, which they said was Nutley, N. J.. all with tf>5 or bet­ I .1» h*ld in box to permit minor testimony to eral other witnesses summoned gang, who were sentenced to 20 found on the running hoard ot ter, nre considered to have an ex­ St. for its inquiry into the matter, years cnch in the state prison. cellent chance lo be in at the fin­ bo offered bv other witnesses. the automobile. , announce Sho was charged with possession ,,ill meet Monday. The Mitchell Search this morning was being ish. , ..... . , o f burglars tools nnd being an ac­ FILM COMEDIAN ILL court recessed until Tuesday aftThe other scores of ICO or lesa mado for n man who;'* <m ! was cessory to the activities of House SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Nov found in the brief c a s e . After the must bo classed us long shots wno 14.—(A*)— Ben Turpin, screen com­ nnd Ids gnng. Her bond o f $48,* tragedy the woman finally ton tan gel up in the final two flights edian, has appendicitis. 000 is said to bo the largest evor only by playing phenominal golf. tho police thnt the card would assessed against u woman in Flormo near fturc, touched their ghest prices in about ten years identify her assailant. At the hospital the victim tin­ or.hn “ '“n 1' 2- respectively, morning first said she w.t alone Balmy Breezes Greet S * rn, W 1* Grca‘ Northern in tho automobile but Liter aid ™ £ red.’ ,Lehl*h Valley and "B ig Hodge was killed near the home G olf Stars As ur ""Id at their highest prices she wns in compnny with a niai'. o f a negro in the rural section be­ 1 a year or longer. Hospital attendants »al‘‘ f Round o f Play Starts tween Sopchoppy and Panacea wn;i wounded in the right shoul'her h ,Z nt vn| Ct d ?,trenRth jl3 o was be presented by the Junior clasi, Springs last June. Gibson was in­ > of American Lduca in the breast and thigh a" .1 ,y 0,8 a," ‘ Unlt. Other slogans given for the day NORFOLK. Va., Nov. 14.— (/P)— dicted for the murder at the last - tales Steel common was bid not lose consciousness anil n tilt schools of San arc “ America First” und "Vote at W offord W ins From Weather that converted overcoats I'.'ssloii o f the grand Jury. to have suffered no menial veek wil be market T u cib i, fP , : i 7 1 -2 a n d cd elections.” The Gibson case brought tho into excess hugguge prevailed to­ shock. Her condition was not re­ C. F.. McKay, prutci allThe Keene In 10 Rounds d mo J,U* each rhowWednesday, or "Conservu' day ns tho final HQ holes o f tha sec­ November term o f court at Crawlieved to be serious unless comp Sanford High Schoo he od !i“ ,ns °J .over 3 Paints. In lion nnd Thrift Day" program will ond annual open golf tournament fordville to an endappropriate program ORLANDO, Nov. 1 ».— (/p)— be given by the Sophomore daw, Mid.ContinUP,f aflan ’ ^ ^ y an(l, cations should reiultwere stnrted at Princess Annu cr institution, each u Jack Woffat'd o f Mucou, Gu., wns prwiotj BS£ their according to the anonuncenient h» in charge of one o Slogans given for the occasion arc given tho referee’s decision over County Club, Virginia beach. nearly n I pc?^ prices while Police Looking For Although holding a lead over Although excrcis* Hainan? ther8 ah°wed net (••industry nnd thrift nhow prosper­ Iti-d Reese, of Miami, after u tame >f nn one e.n to “two point3. prepared by Nation. ity," “ Plant a tree,” and “ )\orl 10-r<>und final bout lust night ut Geno S'Aruzen of only one strike at Heir to Big Fortune >r the entire week U and Save.” the National Guard boxing show. the half wsy mark, Cyril Walker, TAX COLLECTIONS •itios have dec idea i Jimmie Reaves o f Atlanta gained former national open champion, Friday hns been designated n ELDORADO, Ark., Nov. wns favored to conic through in In 1024 the Sanfcrd tax the referee's dfcUlon over Kid the efforts of the pi Coast iru-ir.r k ’ Nov. 14.—(R*) — (/Pi— Authorities I“ Know Your School" 'lay by tm tiriiiy thu final grind bccuuso o f his called for the collection local authorities, nnd it is plannee Crosby of Orlando in the eight- steadiness. Surnzen has been play­ Gordon, U antv'" l GcurSe searching fo r a youth who $162,812.70 on sn assessed craft jU4l T*n.‘ y toater, o ff his away from home four years lhrC“ ?in?‘Cto according to the »« to have tho high school Fresh round semi-final in u fast mixing ing up nnd down gulf most of the si-, o f 18,489,654. Of this bout. Ringsido critics were said wJU be “ hserved man Clnaa present the outstnnu 01 ‘ ho Ohio R iW £1 ®Vcr lhc 'all* and has inherited an estate v |time but he was more up than $143J)2u.77 was taken in b] to be strong in their xlisanproval of ling ideau embodied in the sugges Day." A ut $200,000. Robert Willmm down in the second 18 yesterday city tax collector. In 1925 the decisions in each fight, claim­ around the cmi n • tioo, “ Progressive civilisation d«v ley, adopted son of Mr. and roll shows taxes amountm ing that Crosby easily earned a wiii'ii he come home in 74 two CTS FORTUNE J. P. Bradley, both o f whor of the day. ‘The fi­ pends upon progressive education. draw and that Reese had the ud$207,955.78 levied on u total Ar. Nov. 14.—Up" now dead, han failed to elm' Other slogans aileptcd f<»r the d$) lled State- of Anterii nation estimated at 111,553 v.uitage over W offord. Reaves is­ of the Ur include “ Good Schools” and Maki “ P ^’toy. runa property bequeathed to him sued nr 1gride challenge to Utr,bol of tho iiM 3 , 0 1 »i , 'worth $200, consists o f vuluabU* oil lumt is the sy our Republic, " present address has not be: institution certuined by local friends. Shenandoah Court To Probe Remarks Of Mrs. Lansdownc Mistrial Ruled As Gibson Jury Failed To AgreeOnVerdict Sanford High School Will Observe Education Week With Three Programs Final �. 1 'OURTEEN THE SANFORD H 022122122221212/ ES A N D RSPAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925 OZZXXB22Z2J MENS READY-TO-W EAR Harvest o f Savings ! Dress Fashions That Set the Vogue-All Cut Deep Group 1 Group 2 fall dresses o f fine i the smartest styles tually half price and the beginning o f the Let’s go! THEY’RE RARE VALUES! Winter Coats Truly this is an amazing opportunity— an event that marks the most favorable chance to save on quality Coats. While low price may be an inducing factor, it’s the style, the fabrics and the needlework that will interest every prospective b u y e r. Many of these Coats are lav­ ishly trimmed in the finer furs o f the season. Special Sale Price— B. V. May; guaranteed hosiery in all colors. v that .!? n rIf r_r ^ Group 3 .* . Such pretty styles— such lviM "tm.eh Th?" " a? ° l,.calufiful materials — you’ll v.ju .J— 5°V ,,n<1 hcru '«» rare nbundf ' muidercd mice. Come to this bargain . for Homo rcul (lu,ck fairy landladies! Don’t miss And in all Sanford, there Is no finer collection of millin­ ery fashions than to lie seen here— Hats for every occas­ ion from the simplest to the most elaborate. Prices are cut deep for quick selling! 50 French felts— values up to 510.00 o n q m Special, this sale Smartest street and after­ noon hats in the newest shades and shapes—priced originally ns *\ /-i high as $ 10,00.... Exquisite creations represent­ ing exclusive. Persian fiattern affairs all Of=p go at .................. LADIES’ Bedroom Slippers in all colors and sizes for tide LADIES’ HOSE Hundreds of pair*, all known lor their high quality, unusual durability and neat appear­ ance are offered in this Spe­ cial Selling event. Women who appreciate value, will’ come here by the scores—and when they see such Hosiery they will buy a season’s sup­ ply, so alluring are the values. Words cannot describe the unusual values which await you here at this November Clearance Sale. Of course you’ll buy more than a sing­ le pair. Priced— Largo assortment Seldom have you seen such high grade Madras and Broad cloth Shirts at such an ex­ tremely ,low price. For qual­ ity, for material and for workmanship here’s value! py all-wool sport cap es, material and ind colors. Special for t New Hats Must Go, Too! silk OUT THEY GO! s is tha Big Value - of the Fall Season. ’ pair in stock is offera sacrifice. Take ed­ ge of this saving. It is the person who acts quickly that gets the best bar­ gains. Come early and make your se­ lections. It will pay you. At these prices every man Mould Put in a season’s sup­ ply. Here is every desirable kind— silks, wools and mixt­ ures, in a variety o f colors and patterns to satisfy every perference. They’re Popular! Bd Trousers Worn with the blue« make an excellent d tion, and highly good dressers. Offered in gray," biscuit shades; & stripes. Hail the Sale! Two-Trouser Boys’ Suits If there ever was an op­ portunity to save a sizeable amount on Boys’ Suits— that opportunity is presented to­ day. The far-sighted parent wdl surely answer this adver­ tisement, for here are values most unusual. Boys’ Suits priced— Sale of Ti Every tie in at sclcctons comes fror ular stock. We’re ed to clear all atoci the mark-downs. » three for— QUALITY ATTRACT THE PRICES SELI Dress Sale! Princess Slips Here’s an opportunity chance o f the season—tc chase Frocks of unusual ity at prices that seem culously low. We sugge early visit while selecti it its best, Fine grade, well made U n­ ite blips. All colors. Your oite for this November carance Sale, each Men’s Shirts Seldom has it been youi good fortune to see such high quality shirts marked so low Millinery Sale Here’s an event that’s tmordlnnry in scope, varied are the styles t| they compliment costumes every mode. Priced— EVERY ARTICLE Hundreds of en from higber-PJj tions, are irfc.u<.<- ^ Clearance Sa*e* „ these Hats will W Winter. r a a n iB R a a B iH B ia a c H 'i B a c s i B H u m u H a i m �-----is U >’ •■ 1 ^ ; »^r Wfj EU W ',‘ Si w THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1925. TW O BY CONDO ■FVFRT TRITK sa .v , Mi s t e r , a BATINe PLACE At the Churches LATEST FASH IO N HINTS FOR M IL A D Y Shot Sister on to cook In boiling water season­ ed with a half a bay or laurel leaf If‘n | and a pinch o f apices, such as Ihst on* bn&lstsjf cloves, oll-apice, mace and sage nnd allowed to Bimmer gently f0J ,nR* i»u , about three hours. Now drain off on doll i «rt4h,, the stock and pick meat from the dark ho, bones, ndding the marrow to the >n one of. meat. Put the meat through the od » ted grinder. Boil the liquor down to boinfc.^ about a cup and a half. Salt ami witj' add about a teaspoon of lemon *ar ners n juice if the flavor is liked. If yotl there h wish to get quick results you may painted *] ndd a teaspoon o f gelatine dis­ of purp!* | solved in a little cold water to the trroen liquid, but this is not necessary if Londoi you are not in a hurry. Now mix have i the ground meat and stock ami painted I pack it into a pan that has been it has i rinsed in cold water. If you like, «P the i you may put halved olives or sour it. “ If pickles in the top. •Lays he, “£1 tains, rsdjjjr THE COLOR OF YOUR ar.t wirvW DOORWAY made tbj Recently it has occurred to cer world.” * K_ BY M ARY M ARSHALL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Copyright McClure Syndicate Sunday School, 9:46 a. m. 13 EXTREM E LV Morning Service, 11 o’clock. O F F E N S IV E TO A Evening Service, 7:30 o'clock. S k in Used f ° r New All- "One misty molsty morning, when WELL, cloudy wns the weather, There will be a special you n g . Leather Frocks Arc nu S oft and m a n y p e r s o n s I chanced to meet an old man peoples’ meeting Tuesday evening,, as Light as Satin. W H A T ARiE completely dressed in leather. W U fC V * I Nov. 17, nt 7:30 o ’clock. This --------& OF* meeting will be addressed by Miss | in nursery days we henrd about I began to courtesy nnd he began ' ( b U G O I N G T o 3 0 AM O N E H Catherine S. Coley o f New York (he "old man completely dressed In to Rrin’ . , . . ABOUT i t *? How do you do, and how do you do nnd Dr. Chas. L. Fisk of Jackson- lenther." and how do you do again.’’ vlllc. It did seem dreadful nonsense, and nothing about It was more non­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH sensical than to be completely The congregation o f the church dressed in leather. Leather, it is growing stendily. Last Sunday seemed when we were little, was 1eight men and women united with intended in the general unchanging the church, bringing in four new scheme of things to be used for f families. The services Sunday will making shoes, purses, prayer book , be: and Bible covers, book straps, belts Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. nnd a few things like that. Preaching Service. 11 a. m. Then they began changing tho Junior Christian Endeavor, 2:13 old order o f things so far as leath p. m. er was concerned. They used It Senior Christian Endeavor, 0:30 for covers spread across the study p. m. table and there were leather-cov­ Preaching service, 7:30 p. m. ered cushions, nnd then came leath­ The !**ssion will meet at the W A T C fl er trimming for our frocks and close of both preaching services hats. Followed leather coats, quite ------ Builder of___ for the reception of membsrs. S M O K E nn outrageous novelty to begin with, and now we havo leather GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAMI FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH frocks. Anyway, wo haven’t had SAIL and ROW BOATS Bible School nt 9:30 o'clock. leather underclothes yet— but may­ Communion end sem en at 111 be that Is becaunc it’s nn age of Boats and Motors Repairedl o'clock. Sub'ect, “ Fellow Workers the lightest kind o f underthings Catalogue Specifications and Prices ' With Cod." possible. Evening s e m r n at 7:30 o'clock. Mt. Dora, Florida The leather or kid frocks were, Subject, ‘ ‘The Ark a Type of the as might be supposed, made nm] Church__ A. cfltdiaLv;cV*ome ii exT.> : first in Paris. tend~cl to tiurpgt»-ut‘\J attend thrse part they are either black or white. | , services. Quite smart and more wearablej Peter Safront, 7, o f Detroit, Bhot than the all-leather frocks arc his twin sister, Mary, to death bcFREACHING AT MOORE’ S S T A ­ thosc consisting o f colored cloth cause she called him a monkey. He TION skirt with jumper o f black nnd got the revolver from ad rawer in On Sunday afternoon nt 3 o’clock white or all-white leather. his home. Rev. T. J. Nixon, pastor of th e' But lest you become needlessly Sanford Me thodist Church, w ill! concerned about this new fashion, Contractor to clean land, preach in the church at Moore's i please remember that thii new kid Station. The people in the com ­ the dressmakers uso is ns soft and more or less at Paola. II ? (' . munity are cordially invited to at­ pliant ns satin. It may bo more tend the service. airtight but it is no heavier to A. H. BURTON wear than a lightweight dress fab­ CHICAGO, Nov. 14.— (jP)— L ive­ MS <H HtA »MYIC^ IMC ' ? ! ? ,-s t \ CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS ric. ly new upturns in the value of A type of costume much liked by wheat took place today on the Twnnty-third Sunday after Trin­ Rt. A, Box 103 ity. the younger women here consists mnrked. Opening prices 1-2 to 1 o f a plaid or striped skirt o f strik­ 3-8 cents higher. Dec. 15 5 3-1 and Celebration of Holy Communion,1 7:30 o ’clock. ing design nnd rather bright color­ on May 148 to 138 1-2. ing and a suede jacket to match Church School, 9:43 o’clock. After opening 1.8 to 5.8 higher Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 the redominant color. A new devel­ Dec. 77 to 77 1-4 the corn market o’clock. opment in the mnking o f nil leath­ scored moderate gains. Oats start- _ er coats consists o f trimming them ed nt a shndo to half up Dec. 38 3-4 JJ Evening Prayer and sermon, W ! the erection o f the tent toNORWALK, C onn, Nov. I t . — 7:30 o'clock. with fur. It seems odd nt first— and then hardened a little more. but why not? A smart leather ■** -m l tl.a arrival o f II. E. Me- LP)—Gercla Chapman. notorious The special musical selection.: Provisions were higher. ~rr>, choir leader o f Tampa, bandit, under sentence to be hangwill be: travel cont o f black is finished with * 'o r the opening service o f tho ml nt the state prison in Wcthera- Morning—Organ Prelude, Tsccollar and cuffs of black fox. One l ft:::hSoned, cam p m eeting rc- field <n Dec. 3 for the murder of hnlkovsky; Offertory, "Arise Shine o f navy blue has broadtail collars T H O U G H T S -W ISE ’ nl. scheduled for Monday, are a New lPitain policeman a year fer Thy Light is Come,” Maker, and cuffs. The cont shown in the Showi. g the new glazed leather sketch is of glazed navy blue lea ccm p’ eto. according to Itcv. Shu- age, will bo ordered to appear in Evening—Organ Prelude, ‘ ‘ BerA N D O TH E R W ISE BUTTER-KISTKICHES kasha and trimmed t ford Jenkins, w ho will conduct th? frdrrnl court at Hartford on Nov. 1ccuse” , Faulkes; O/fcratery, So- — ibiscont ol navy bine, lined with |thcr lined with PRESSED VEAL LOAF f'-J c s o f trertingn under tho nu- : V where n homing on his p tltirn prune, “ Son of My Soul", Gaul. gray kasha. |with a fur collar. : I" ■ * the Sanford, churches, for a writ of habeas corpus will A cordial invitation is extended The delicious toasted SiwhithJ Here is a good rule fo r pressed TUe subject o f tho first Bcrvice is be given. , to any who may feel inclined to veal— a rule so simple that you Call nnd try one of your favorite an > unced r.a “ Revivala’’. Special counsel for Chapman up- ! i oin in an>’ 0? t!>e services. could hardly call it a recipe. Buy TER-TOASTED Tho services, originally achcduj- peaml before federal Judge Thoma knuckle o f veal. For a loaf of DELICIOUS-----AlTETOCifl ed to commence Inst Thursday, will ;it his hon e l ist night nnd filed CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY pressed veal to fill n bread pan It. F. Geer and II. G Stark o f three-quarters full you should ask be Veld nt convenient times, in or- papers requesting that ChapmanChristian Sconce Services are Mrs. Dells I,. Wright aged 70 cer to avoid conflicting with rcgti- 1e turned over to tho Ln'tsd States Veld inthe Woman’s Club, Oak died at the h on e of her daughter Providence, R. I., are in the city the butcher for n joint that would lar church services in the city, government to complete ins 25 year Avenue near Third Street, every .Mrs. It. J. Peel, in this city on Sat- for a few days investigating the yield about two pounds o f meat. B ov. Jenkins state, nnd will con- ■m tcncc in the Atlanta p e n ittn -' Surulay morning at 11:00 o’clock, unlay, Nov. 7. She was born in investment field. They are t o p ­ With the bone it will amount to Untie nightly for two or three tiary. much more in weight. Also get Sunday school at 10:00. SuV>Jcct Samson county, North Carolina, ping at the Valdez. “ As Near You as Your Phot| works. Rev. Jenkins comes t j him to saw it through the bone in f< r tomorrow, “ Mortals and In: Sept. 17, 1819, and was n life long this city from Green Cove Springs, H. C. Koonee o f Atlanta spent two or three plnces. I f it is chop­ Rhone 103 i ' , . ’ member o f the Baptist Church. Friday in the city on business. * here he is said to have conducted ped there may be fine splinters of ' ___ Wednesday evening services she is survived by n sister, Mrs. I. , n successful series o f services, lie bone that will make painful mor- n i a a H a i ia a a a H a a a a a i H a i a a a a i a a i a ii i C a p t u r e s ;vh,ch lnf ,1!; c ^^im onies of h?al- I.. Brown, o f Lakeland, in addition has been in tho state for scver.il W i g g i n s James I*. Ball o f the Ball Ice scls. The knuckle should be_set 1 J I A A . r r ........... _ _ Ing.^are held in the Woman’s Club to her daughter in this city. winters, although this is his first ~ nt ’ :.'10 Funcrnl services were held nt the Co., o f St. EouU is in the city for appearance in Sanford. The local ■ iu 4 1 hh'ii . octety maintains a free homo of hi r daughter, with Rev. several days. The Ball Ice Co,, is fl services will bo conducted in .\ Reading Room where the Bibie an i E “D. King in charge nnd burial the owner o f the new ice plant large tent seating approximately which is rapidly approaching com ­ authorized Christian Science lit­ uni; place iii Orlando. 1,500. pletion. erature may be read, borrowed or W l * « invitati° n o f Rev. T. J. Keen competition, close interest purchased, room 517 First National J* * ,W1, i r . u,py nf’’* a *n ir Vne finish marked the Bnr.l: Building. Open Wednesday It. E. Adams o f Cleveland, Ohio, Party Scarf ,|h PVlp:t o f the hnn.ord Mclho- piny in the flag tournament stag- and Saturday from two until five. is spending several days in the dlst Church Sunday evening, it is nt the Sanford municipal g olf All are cordially Invited t i at­ city on business. announced. jeoutre Armistice day, according to tend our services nnd to make use ^5* • I ncounts of the play. When R. of the reading room. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Compton and Ql V J Cl • T Melling, after comnlg from behind daughter of Minneapolis, Minn., FIRST METHODIST CHURCH From Second Street 1 are in the city for several days. m * . _ Wiggins cn the final holes, missSunday services: They are stopping at the Valdez. I a h P n ilY M n i 'f I I f H n putt «n th« 18th green with Mr. Compton is establishing sev­ la u iu t u .* , I a l l U 1 fi, c strokes o f his handicap left, SujSunday School, F. B. Adams, Theatre Friday night, 9:30 n. m. eral lumber yards throughout F i n lI P J l f llk n “ ,0it r no ot li'° c,0Sl’*t nj'd most Men’s W«.i cy Bible Class. 10:00 Florida and is contemplating erect­ U U U U l t l U i , TT L v l i i i L l |interesting matches ever played a. m. Four-door Ford Sedan. Li] ing one in Sanford. over the local fnirwnys, it is said. B Morning worship, sermon by 108 E. Second Street Tho Senior class o f the Sanford Mr. Wiginr had holed out on the pastor, 11:00 a. m. A wise fellow never stand:* out ward. H!irh effort m t Iv earri»d out nn last green with five strokes roEpworth League Meetings 0:30 in the rain or thinks the world is “American Education Week” pro- nsnining, when Melling bb w his p. m. jj R. N. NIPPER nil wrong just because he is. i .uti g a .series of tableaux hort try to halva hoimra for the i Evening „ worship, sarmon by OFFERS ■’ r.to nin;: during chapel ex- Jay. Jaw Dr. W. D. Gardiner, with Rev. Shuiord Jenkins, 7:30 p. m. J 107 N. S a n ford Avenue The greatest suffering in the( igri-*-rs four chances left, finished a close Prayer meeting (W ednesday), world is not half so painful as the The progrnm wa3 opened by third. **•’ ’ “ :30 p rn. fear of facing it. ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBX*"***J 'ig g " Arrington, who gave n very Instnnt popularity greeted the The fourth quarterly conference ' 'll* *7?* n? an * " Uie Con- (Imliday inovation, officials of tht> will be held on Friday evening. man r o u t , nr.roii iT on * stltutioa Is the greatest document match declared, a,id plans are bo­ Nov. 20, at 7:30 o'clock. c s s a a ia flB iB iB B B if lB a a iB f lB B iB a.......... . k*nd over written.” 1ing made to includo the tourney 110 I’arli Avc.. second flour painting. nn;>.<r IuiukIuk. gta*.* » . taLieuux was the p|uy will be included in future allFIRST HAITI ST CHURCH sattltiK. Kallmaicn *:lv*n frc«. °r Declaration o f In- (jny bills ut the club, it issaid. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. All work guaranteed. Prices 1rnco'>The •tagq waa turned | Another blanket finlrdimarked Morning won nip nnd sermon right. farliioned room, and t ie second ball sweepstakes to be n- m. Subject. "Open Windows The rcarf o f chiffon or tulle ac­ I’lmnr lillX companies practically every even­ \ were T ho-. rim 0f f here, when R. Molting fin- »»d Moral Oxygen.” *era,jn. John Adams, Roger (she:! one stroVo nlicad of Tommy Noting People’s Unions 6:30 ing dress that is cut extremely low. Often these arc of ths same G room bungalow on corner of who v nar ‘ lV1,i, y vin«?1t0T ’ ! Jones and George G. IJsrring, whs o’clock. ,y‘ 0 Hod for second place in the match Evening worship nnd sermon materiel as the gown, and fustenf f l C l U D E B i l l OINGRJ Palmetto and Highland. HI id , . n v'' l, 1 nKln' ^ d ton witli 76 strokes each. Melling's 7:30 p. ni. Suhiect, "A fter Death cdt o the shoulder with flowers or Y O U R P L A N S ,H £ $ W T | . v. h d i rnam ent.__ min 1 ‘Mr‘ ,0n'. ’ ,en!n'lc a r d thowed 10*2 stroked for the -W h a t and W here?” Modern conveniences. A real W on r. iin i ' r t|irt‘ sonted by course, ler a 27 handicap, giving Wednesday evening service 7:30 O V E R D R A W N AND H £ U nCa«r hin* •' « « ‘ ard f - r the match of o’clock. honest buy nt SEE T O ir T H A T y Q U # tlu! 7r" 'h,w'' turned in 101-31-76, The First Baptist Church corNEW deJL' •* , n* Ji1 ,u orat en*- 'vliilo Herring's car.| showed 103- dlally invites visitors and citizens, A V A LO N CLUB N O T I F y o u CONSULT r r o second tabmau wan The I _____________________ Spirit o f 76,” which was carried I ' ’ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ Ml LUM BER YAUI) out by Charles Bouth, < !\yle Rus­ O rlando-W inter Gar­ sell nnd Andrew Caraway. They ' 7 H I 1 ) , , I . ___ i t\ r A complete line of den Road marchrd nbout to the tunc of * II b t I v C h C i i r S t l ! O f FOR QUICK SALE Cypress and Pine “ Yankeo Doodle,” Charles Booth r • ’» « • . i » beating tho drum, Andrew Cara Framing w aj r liv in g the f l f : while C hydc n . . WE HAVE LOTS ON BEAU­ Shenthir.R We offer seventy-three Rus '1 bore the ta tte n .’ emblem D Jv' H Pm lYlDllnn ^Itling of fkceJom, the lied, Whit.- and 1 ^ l U l Y U f U llU V TIFUL LAKES. LOTS IN and one-half acres, front- Flooring Bine. Thr ff! »t rehearsal o f the Am-1 The third tableau r e r r f - mte.l New Managament solicits the THE CITY AND GOOD t riling aye Dixie Highway and America Am erica after ihn Declaration of cr,l'‘111 L it ion Minstrels, to be pre* patronage of the best only. Finish n •sendeneo had been signed. M,n-vi at tne Milano Theater on ACREAGE BUYS. proposed new highway. Mouldings Liberty represent 1 by Mniy the evening r f Nov. 25, will be MUSIC niiabeth Moye and th i “ Constltu- ’1 :,t l,' a L"gion Home Monday Lath El See Us to Make Money \\ onderfully located for de­ .VI according t > nn announcet!or| repre.i nted by Evelyn Eden- nitfht, Brick n't-■711 ***a.l .■nturdr.v by L. J. Holt, field stood in the center o f tha velopment. Priced to Sell Lime ( tho production, stage, while form ing a semi-circle who t:t directing Maine Orchestra Plaster *t*tnu*n for the net are In the Phone 638 on each side o f them were tho (it y, M r ! nit stated, and tho script White Rock Plaster Bo* rd thirteen stntcs which were repre­ ,i Tuesdays— Thursdays r.*c! have been prepared for sented thus: N. Y. Hilda Butler; :::: Nails the tl m Saturdays II members o f the troupe. n 1 Z :hnry; Penn., M u Screen Wire Drop and other stage paragaret Peters; Rhode island. Evelyn Builders Hardware W heeler; Va. Margaret Lindsay; Phanalui has been constructed and Do rs Georvia. f'^ n tb lcd , it is learned, and plans S. C. Carmeta Barber, Georgia, p ip e in a public WISE BOAT IVOR! ••JTi ••* WANTED :A A Jenkins Revival To ChapmanToAppear Open In SanfordOn At Habeas Hearing Next MondayNight In Hartford Soon ' “ YUM-YUM” THEY’RE G( OBITUARY Additional Society LANEY’S DRUG ST( 1 Flag Tournament 0 n Local Course fcanlorc Seniors In t!t' lf, t nv,c*?c!o*c°" m. s. Realty Co. jj A Bargain Bill D in g S ez: T o n ig h t e^ion Minstrels Is Dancing X NORTON’S , H. B. LEWIS CO. Rva! Estate— Investments the Gtra o f the Ocean," and Star S pargk d Banner.” "Tha i w e ol the best productions in the history Phone 31 Otfice Manager, Sam Younts _. SENTEN CED TO DEATH I:* addition to the original com COLU M BIA, Mirs.. Nov. 14— l'a?y ,ilC»«d for the affair, Mr. (/P)— Fur illing th - natthcr of his 1” ult announces that he has secured I 19 children J. D. Wallace, 73, re- J|'° '" v i c e s of a number o f hightired fan aer, has been sentenced *>' talented performers for the octo deathj uas;on. Officn-Ti of the Legion Porter E. Pitts ______________________ [are working hard, it is declnreJ, RUAL ESTATE NEW YORK, Nov. M.—(A*)— I f : to insure the success o f tho ven410-411-413 Ul X «fl. Hank KM*. y o « are going to attend llm Army [ tur?. t he entire receipts,, they t’ hnaa O 0 -U Santonj, vuL Navy game be prepared to pay 111 t S8Y° ° Uaed toward payment Hapresamlng W. V. W h.al «r* for a ticket to some o f the broad- j vf tho construction o f t au veter­ K#*l Eat*i* Hro\.r an’s w\t *dub kouaa. 4 Windows Frames and Screens Made io Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SAN FORD CASHLUMBER CO. W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472*w S E R V I C E — Q L 'A l T FOR SALE 2700 acres o f very valuable land within fo u r miles o f the City Limits o f Sanford at a price much under the mar­ ket. This property is on the market for a very limited time A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 113 M agnolia A vc. Phone No. 48 W c frvi that the nuperior ^u.a,“ y \ v#* our prompt and courteous ■fry ee >. ___ _____ ...a rl,.-.ire enru K rson __,1 would appeciate and desire --■%[ja Call and let us give you an Vi* -t tbi new home, W c assure >ou. you ,“ 11 8 iclc. \ CARTER LUMBER 1" j■ In Our New Home On W■ ■ J Phone 565 ( �thejanfo SATORDAV, NOVEMBER U 1925. Pa g e t h r e e Hunting $6000 Worth of Radium 'NIJON N ov . U .— {A*)—-’The ion o f cocktails In the nuvy, up every once in n while for w o n in Uritiah official cira* it did before prohibition regard to the American navy, | the i* tcmperanci societies would jlike lo bar cocktails from irom th.* mo ships along with whiskey Iking's . -■ ■ ••I’ -' itio l ^ .'dher ..Mtd hard liquors. The adimira'.ty has never thought serious­ never thought ly of putting a ban on mixed drinks in the officers’ messes o f the royal navy, but the question arose recently whether cocktail recipes should be provided for the barbers and stewards. The officers requested that all the servants aboard ship should be “ supplied with a manual o f instruc­ tions in the care o f silver, crocktry, mixing cocktails, etc.," but a f­ ter careful consideration the fleet orders announced that there was “ not sufficient justification for re­ cipes for cocktnils." So it appears that, if the o ffic­ ers and their stewards do not know the art of mixing drinks by this time, they cannot have the assistance of the admiralty in conceiv­ ing such appetizers. Wills of the length o f short no­ vels have often been written by wealthy men but it 1ms remained for a woman to compose the long­ est document _____ record„,i testamentary t-— < cii m England, it contains 00,1)10 words, and is the work o f Mrs. Fti'diiiin Cvelj n Stillwell Cool:, o f Biockonlunsl, who left nn estate of more than £1,000,000 or about $•1,850,000. I All the disposition o f property which Mrs. Cook desired are in her own handwriting as well as the long list of special bequests, though some of the indexes at­ tached were written by her secre­ tary. | The bulky document, filed re­ cently at Somerset House, con­ sists of four books heavily bound in blue leather v.ith additional outer covers. The gilt-edged pages number 1,108, each nine |inches square. | The shortest will record at So­ merset House consisted o f three words. "All to mother," plified Thanksgiving Dinner conics for salad will make an equally good cocktail. Just chill, put some lemon juice ami ginger ale, with the liquid in the can to give it pep, and serve in tall glasses, with no precious time on the day of all days wasted peeling fruit. The red cher­ itnt science ries for garnishing also come in khods have the can. The following menu will L Let's get prove excellent: L seriously Chilled Fruit Cocktail L&re labor fe.-ccasion Salted Almonds I fc a : and Celery Olives Turkey Cranberry Sauce Dressing Candied Potatoes Creamed Onions Peas Asparagus Hearts of Grapefruit on Lettuce French Dressing grape fruit hearts, the cheese, the cider and the pumpkin, in cant and have thc.n all ready. There ii a new can opener on the market that will lift a can o f hot water so tha; the hands arc in no risk of being burned by steam, and without chang­ ing the positions ol the hands will cut the top of! clean and smooth So, thirty minute.? before dinnet is ready, let's put all the cans ol the foods that arc to be served hoi in a large saucepan of water and let them heat together. There you arc, the food piping hot and no saucepans to be washed. The can opener really works. I tried it and have resolved to give it to many of my friends both masculine and fem­ inine for Xmas. Possibly in some households it will he a present to Cider W e can get the cranberry sauce, sad put on Jthe onions, tbe sweet potatoes, the (IP)—.After : the ministry tt I’ainleve, h lime. Cailat JIamers, remaining in til toa-anl tho ally resented the cabinet of hb intenormtr friend II’ainleve a p b'.e to pui n for (In* re sfinar.cos. ,M. elected . cn a C. of .Vnrthc. i of Prem ier the fact that W the counul of the fi1*»chef w in Df recoin- f Wes and PB* very ?*)'—telt*abso. f“ ®c ca lls ■ * B l rate * j^zhout 'r fiiln t e r tT ’s. takcf its Tho system has already Been successfully worked in Scandina­ via, and will now ho introduced by mutual agreement between the dif­ ferent countries subscribing to the congress. Time charges in excess o f the first three minutes for all classes of calls will be figured by the min­ ute and not by three minute peri­ ods ns in tile past, the congress the budget ministry, to hi* official household, with M. George* Bon­ net, his righthand man, at the min­ istry o f war, as it* first portfolio holder. The minister of th.* budget will have the same responsibility n* General Dawes had, but hi? task will involve different difficulties, due to the differences between th" system of government. He will be expected to pare down appropria­ tions to the core and at the same •time offend none o f the members o f parliament who are interested in satisfying the demands o f their electors. The experiment is re­ garded us likely to bring into re­ lief the obstacles to economy that arise from a regime in which the government is at th.. mercy of par­ liament. with SOLIDITY - ----- --- - ■ —- ' ~ Sevcnty-fivi- milligram# ot i m m , worth $* in St. o-iph's Hospital, St. Paul, Minn., an for lojt. But Prof. Henry Erikson o f the Hi hunting it with his huge electroscope, which tions of radium within a distance o f 75 feet, a mile of M\ver before ho finds it. tr said corporation 1« no longer u li-Knl entity; urn! to tiny unit nil oth­ er person* whose name* are un­ known. elolniltiK any rluht title, nr Intercut, In unit to the fnltuwlliK tic■ illIn'il property nlluiitn, lying mill in Imt In the tJounty of Semltmie nod Magnolia At Second stall- -it Florida outre particularly u Phone 48 i described nn fellows, tn-wlt: S LOANS Tract No. 1. lot No. S3 of A tint* ■ INVESTMENTS j !!. tirlfflll’N Subdivision nf tile S*j •if tin N \ V ', nf Ui-i-tluti s. T o w n­ tmaananaBBBU.nsiBtfBflUflBUgi H B N H naaaaaB B aaaB B aa aaaaaa ship No, ei South, K:uiK<‘ No. ao Ka-t, ns ......>rded to I'lltl limit: I*. pUK-i at) of tlie 1‘uldlr llccnnlft of JIBBBaBBBBBBBBBBHBaBBBBBBBBBBHBBBMKitBii Orange County, Florida. Troi i No a. lot No. a1? of Annie l*J Driftin'* Hulullvlnliut of the S ’ , of the N \V.ti of Meet Ion l . T o w n ­ ship No. Cl South, Itungc 3*1 l-tu.-u. us ri i-ntih-il In I'lat llool; C paifi . 1tin |.*l.»* I'tiMIe «...... *1111lit *!.»•» Itieorili* of OriuiK1' of 10,000 goo«i W is e nil cleared now in crops. Well located, $80 per acre exceedingly Rood terms. Heat of land. ___ i i i i n r i ii E IVi- Wil-liS. W I T N E S S my hniul nnn lltu a,-a nf i In- I'lroult Court " f On- Si".I'utl Judicial circuit nf tho tjtstn III Flo ­ rid:.. *ii -util (hi* Krnilnolii Countv. mi Oils lliii lltli day of November A. I». 11)29. K. A I >OI’IIt.ASS. Cli-rk of ilii' «’ lrculi Cuurt of tin . . ••111 11 Judicial Circuit of F!«rIda lii ntul for Seminole Ciiuiil). i. liAlil fly: A. M. W K R K S , l>. t*. Circle" ! joining 1wliet e ^TVTefcNtECE Y<Ao coming Ns OVES DUTCH CABINET HITTS THE H AGUE. Nov. 11.—OT*) Premier Colijn today tendered the resignation qf himself and the cabinet members remaining after the recent withdrawal o f the four catholic ministers. The Queen requested that all coniine to deal with current affair* pending for­ mation o f nn ew* ministry. \ Go n e - s h e j u s t d ro pped / IN TT> L E A V E T H I S BOCK / V * Fo r m e / a —r ^ \ liuids hrrrtnufter <l,-s li«-rnms nnd parties c • l- under J. \ \ . dill and under tv lit Uni Jn STORM WARNING ISSUED y 100 acres with over 1-2 milo o f beautiful lake front, contains buildings.and 3 acre grove. Price $JUi0 per aero good l&rm.s. 20 acre subdivision all platted ready to sell. 130 lots in heart of small town, two railroads, 2 paved highways now pust property. Price $ 12,000. l*(UU I I i n - i n t i F00TBALI American student* are among the most active and staunch sup­ porters of the league o f nation at Oxford university. They hail i large part in organizing the Ox­ ford international assembly, a body modeled upon the league form and representative nf all states ami na­ tions, several have presided -------------------- BY TAYLOR over itsandmeetings. A number of Rhodes scholars have conducted HOT DOG - MOW'S MV*CHANCe~TO league meetings and rallies in the MAKE A MIT VJlTH *THi5 FEACHEClVIO- ) rural and industrial districts in aid I I I d o l l u p a l it t l e S efcre / J of the movement to popularize the V— f .SHE G E T S HERE league and make it n renl force in the guidance o f English foreign policy. Although the cause of the league o f nations has met with hard knocks as well ns hard wouls from \high places during the current year i the work o f its Oxford supporter) |will Ik.* continued by both the lea' gue of nations union and the inter­ national assembly. The Oxford j intutmitinn! assembly lust year [ grew quite out of hand, and !.* nowj to he reorganized a* a smaller and better-ordered body. The league of nations union, under the presi­ dency of the warden of All Soul* College, has ns speakers for the term Prof. Gilbert Murray, the Greek scholar, who i* a leader of English supporters o f tho league,; the professor o f Chinese and the professor of international law. O k SHE’S SEEN HERE AND 20 acre orange grove, best in Florida, 1200 to 1500 boxes of fruit now on Rrove. All real bartrain. Price $10,000. Terms. Hi*'*rrri:s *.• hi' k Ni .'KU. i Solicitor* anil of I'uunnl for tin* Complainant*. j Nov. 11-31 -3s and Dec. 8-12. HON. El). W ALTH ALL Care Seminole HikImw -Khscx Co. Sanford, Ha. Dear Ed: "The king is dead, long live (lie King." a* they used to say before kinging got to be Hiich an unpopu­ lar profession. But I’m not referring to kings. I'm making reference to the base­ ball season which is now on its Inst legs and lo the football ion son which is now arriving with hath feet. Far a while, or until the world series is over, (be interest of (he funs will have (a he stretched to cover both spurts, hut that isn't very far to itretch a fan’s intercst. J VlKY L HEARD YOU TeLUNS Mc m I haT INSURANCE SANFORD-SYNONYMOUS I "Mail from the aky” is to be a reality for tho towns along the I’nris-London air route. The ra.ichines in this service are being fitted with machinery for dropping parachutes to which mailbags will ie attached. The pilots will drop the mail by pulling a lever, just us a bomb is released from a war plane. Tho Medals for waiters, chamber­ bag will drop plummet-like until about 1100 feet above the ground maids, porters and valets, in a when the parachute will open and country where every other man in float gently toward the waiting the street wears a decoration, is the Intest manifestation of the French passion for self-adornment. The Hotel Managers’ association o f France has awarded 850 medalJ to members of hotel and restau­ Premier Pninlcve took a b n f out rants’ staffs "in recognition of of the fruitful experience o f Vicetheir devotion to duty in looking President Dawes when he formed hi* new cabinet. Remembering after the comfort of the guests." If medals were given in place of the eulogistic reports published here o f the results obtained by the tips, some of the recipients would former director o f the budget, he be unable to walk with the weight decided to try something o f the o f them after last summer's pros­ sort. He added a new ministry, perous American season. ft NIECE ‘"Arming REAL ESTATE The woes o f the organist in the village of Steeple Barton, near Ox­ ford, have been considerably les­ sened by the removal from the church organ o f a swarm of bees and 1100 pounds of honey, three umbrellas and a number of care­ fully written sermons. Difficulty had been experienced for some time in the Intonation of the Vox Humana reed which hum­ med n little out of tune and con­ tinued to perform for some little time after the organist had stop­ ped, often leading slow wilted members o f the congregation to continue Into the first verse o f thi next hymn. Although learned men who have consorted long with beemaintain that these useful insects can bear no sound save their own Cheese Pumpkin Pie RAGS W AN TED — Large, clean, linen or cotton rags for clean­ ing purposes. Bring them now to tho Herald Composing Room. WASHINGTON. Nov. I t.-OP)— Tho weather bureau (sued the f"lluwing storm warning: “Advisory i):3D A. 51., storm warning* con­ tinued i):50 A. 51., Atlantic coujc, Ddawarc breakwater to Etui Pert. .•flcr dm eribrj; and lo all fornii-r holder* <iX ilia .Vliamutti.* jSpri^nts r«*<iip4 nv. n corpHritioP '•ir^.4nu«.ii ami exifltlnp unUr th« laws of the Stats ot 5!aM*ctma«lU, • —• # But you lit a fellow get out tin a football field and kick u goal or get away with u forward pass i fur a touchdown, and his picture i will be on the sporting page of 1 every paper In the country with , an account giving his favorite perf fume, the size o f his pants at the Nhne and the color of Ids grandmother’s hair. And, gee, how these football *l.irs do shine with the ladi.'s! i Nearly every time you pick up u i paper you wee where some fellow who made himself famous with the uik-kin has finally consented to become the bashful husband of * some heiress and help her spend the few millions of dollars which she doesnt know what to do with. After all, Ed, I guess it Is about a* well for the fellow who goes to college to tuke a degree in foot­ ball ns in anything else. It seems much •*:) ,i**r for n fellow *••*» J Vnhlcz Hold Hldjj, BflflUBBBVBBBBBflBa^b PLANTING TIME is right NOW........... .. this minute— for M A N Y SUBJECTS, and we are prepared to supply you theso items in fine..t condition strong healty ntock at mir well known WHOLESALE LOW PRICES. 1. STRONG « ;years oh! EVERBLOOMING ROSEHUSHES—wo have a guarantee*! to lilcnse new batch o f threo thousand to offer you and to bloom all next summer; OPHELIA, HUSSKLI COLUMBIA, RADIANCE, WARD, LOS ANGELES AM. 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'•.wpT^-^.wsajf; j. ’ ~.*. •<i *k wrmy <.?ry 5 1 Hie Sanford Herald _ • m r iltw iM i «• * * ! ■ ■( itm firt) n * H 4 i f a t * r « 4 SB Second 'EY*** jf**J*J; O w o b w 17. m i . *t tb* »*g«torne« ifortL Florid* i s d s r Aot o f s. n » 7 . ____ BW r •11 *«»• • __ Miller .P n t ft l r » n « 'l l i V B i n n i T i n n n A »K » On* T * * I—*7.00 MU J it A U * -» » .« ; Uallvcred In CIV t>T„C*rrlef, PJJ « M k , He. Weekly Edition M-0« W i l l i , _____________ i r c r i A i . MOTICBI All 0 U to*rr •or Ice*. e*rd» o f thtaks. r* »°l“ ti ° ” * •ad notice* oi « nt•r-*1,1}1- '" nt* *[!*?*! it o m i »-• undo will ie cberaed dot at regular advertising rate*. fff — v p r u * e iT a o r iA T B D P B M I TV* Associated Pro** I* *xclu*lr * l» entitled to lb* os* for »•pabllcAtlon o* nit new* dl*p*tehe* M*dlt*r« to It or not otherwise credt*J In tbl* papor and al*o th* Io­ ta* pew * published herein. All rlgbte *«f republlcatlon o f epedal dlepetchM herein are eleo referred._______ I SATURDAY, NOV. 14. 1925. t THR HER ALU’S PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route to Jackaonvfll*. . . , 1^—Construction of 8L John*-In­ dian River canal. I.—Exteniion cf white way. I r •BxUnalon of local amuaeraenta. — Swimming pool, tennis conrte, etv. Irf— Augmenting of building pro­ gram—bouse*, hotel*, spsrtment house*. Extension of street paving pro1 .—construction of boulevard •roi ad Like Monroe. •—- Completion of city besntlflcatlon program. •.—Expansion of school system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Substantial Industrial D evelopm ent Basic and permanent prosperity in most municipalities depends upon the nature, scope, and diversification o f its industries. Few cities progress or maintain a normal and healthy growth without a varied industrial foundation. Mushroom growth caused by nn expansion of a single indus­ try without a corresponding gain in other branches of in­ dustrial activity is not conducive to stability or permanence. A slump or failure in that single industry will incapacitate or completely ruin the city. Sanford is on the threshold o f a promising industrial ca­ reer. It is already famous for its celery industry, and to celery it owes probably its most responsble cause for its prominence today. Celery raising has been a signal success and has attracted many other industries which have all con­ tributed toward making it really a “ City Substantial” . It boasts of a progressive and stable body of citizens who real­ ize the all-important fact that diversification as well as ex­ tent of industries is a basic factor in the upgrowth of a sub­ stantial community. The recent annonucement o f the intended establishment of a 10,000,000 poultry enterprise adjacent to Sanford comes ns a most welcome harbinger of substantial industrial de­ velopment. To those who are interested more deeply in the growth o f the city than in the mere increase of property values, it means a foundation o f permanence rather than a fortunate happening which will insure an added increment to prevent investmehts. It will, indeed, make everything in or near Sanford of added value, but in the appreciation of that fact, one is liable to forget the more important feature of the establishment of Sanford on a diversified industrial basis, which guarantees it lasting prosperity. If the proposed development is carried out ns planned, Sanford has cause to rejoice, for it means not only the estab­ lishment of a new industry,, but, more important, ad ifferent type of industry whic;i, added to the other natural advan­ tages of the city, not only assures it permanent prosperity, but makes it truly a “ City Substantial” .. -------------------- 0----------------- — For The Good o f Sanford SIN SEPARATES—Your ini­ quities have separated between you and your God, and your sins have hid his face from you, thnt ho will not honr. Isaiah f>9:2. P R A Y E R :— Dear Lord, we thnnk Thee that when our sin separated u* from us Heavenly Father, Thou didst come and make ntonoment for us thnt we might again be nt one with Him. A N O T H E R HUNTNING SEASON OPENS As Brisbane Sees It Big Bear Tracks. Double Wages, Doable Values. Stables and Theaters. Load To Cure Cancer. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE tco p y n g n c l » I 6> It was said on Tuesday that "tracks o f the big bear” were visi­ ble in Wall Street. I f ao, the big bear, nftcr a short walk around the Exchange, evidently decided to go back to bed for while. There were no "big bear” tracks yesterday. It was a quieter, more peaceful day in Wall Street and the little lambs went home with some o f the wool clinging to their backs, after a 2,700,000 share day, one that would have startled finance in or­ dinary times. In these days big figures surprise no one. % R LN l UiS S i* BIG MEN and little men ask themselves whether prosperity and boom times will continue, and big men know, if possible, less than little men. The little men guess. So they have an even chance on being right. A I,ADORER'S cottage In Chinn — if laborers have cottages there — can be only worth what it Chin­ os 'o r rent mil i u T f r . . .... * The same cottage, transported to the united States, may be worth ton times as much, because labor earns ten times ns much. The value of all things depends upon the value of human labor. While labor goes up, other vnlues must go up. The federal trade commission, anxious perhaps to enrn commis­ sion, anxious perhaps to earn its salnry, wants men owning moving pictures and also theaters to sell the theaters. The commission says they ennnot own both. Thnt is new and doesn’t seem to fit the constitution, which allows a man to own and use property if he doesn’t injure others. AfcU, *«TU| Lobby Pi H»nfor4 •— Q GAS | The ideal kt*| On the eighth of December a member of the Sanford City Commission is to be elected. Already two of the city’s prominent and respected citizens have announced their candidncies. Perhaps there will be others. However, the V.... time is getting short. Sanford must have not a hot and hitter fight in its city SU GAR FOR W A R R E N politics. In the first place we haven't the time to engage TAMPA TIMES in any contest that is likely to stir up unnecessary ill feel­ ing and impede the progress of the community. We have IF MESSRS. Zukor and Lnsky Tho Federal Trade Commission United Staten Senator from Ver­ so much constructive work to do in making Sanford a great­ cannot show their own pictures in reorganized by the hand o f Presi­ mont, because Senator Dale of that Grandpa's Walking Stirk their own theaters, what right bus dent Coolidgu, has dismissed the state has not been n true support­ My grandpa once wan very nick er city thnt it requires our undivided attention. A factional fight isn’t needed in Sanford. Little is to tile express company to stable its compluint against the sugar inter­ er o f the Coolidge policies. And now he's got a walking horses in its own stnbles? ests. It is hardly believable that an stick, be gained by arraying one group of citizens against unother own Why not compel the express comis interesting particularly effort will be made now to place C ot one o f his legs, ns ho says to L\ group. We are united in our desire and aim to make this nany to sell its stables or sell its in Thin view o f the downfall o f Charles Mr. Warren in the cublnet. It me, Why horses. Beecher Warren, nominee of the will be an interesting contest, too, Isn’ t quite ao good ns it used to be, city one of the most important cities of the state. Stables are no more closely re­ president for the post of attorney if tried, and one o f the things to And he can't run and he daresen’t not then unite in our efforts to avoid a political controversy lated to horses than moving pic­ general o f the United States, who watch will be the vote o f one Mr. kick that will gain us nothing? tures to theaters. Cox he'd foil if he hadn’t his walk­ was defeated in the senate because Dawes, vice president o f those Orlando has gone through an unpleasant city election o f the tnint of this sugar case on United States against whom Mr. ing stick. in which much political animosity was aroused in deciding IF ZUKOR and Lnsky cannot his hands. Warren voted when Dawes wan When my grnndpa conips to our upon a man for mayor. Without doubt Orlando will suffer show pictures they manufacture* in Upon the surface the dismissal proposed as a running mate for for some time to come as a result of the mud-slinging, chnr- [heaters they build and own, how Io f the proceedings gives. Mr. W ar- Mr. Coolidge. house to stay I like to carry his stick away, All rememlwr how Mr. Dawes ncter hitrating campaign and time alone, will he required to mnm.V1*1?!1, un‘* m 11 !rt‘n 11 clenn bill of henith -1.. . |the gasoline it manufactures in the I The question now arises ns to received an S. O. S. message to And pui it in places where he can’t --------... -------- " smooth over the troubled waters so lhat there will he no thousands o f gasoline stations that [whether the president will endenv- come to the senate when Mr. W ar­ see 1or to assume full leadership o f Then he can’t get up to come aft­ friction in its civic affairs. Sanford should lie wise enough it builds and owns. ren’s fato hung in the balance, and How can a manufacturer to profit from the mistakes of others. er me. his party and try to place Mr. that Mr. Dawes couldn’t find his sell his shoes in his And he shouts out loud: “ Hey! EvWarren in the cabinet. boot-jack, or couldn’t get his neck­ The Herald’s only desire is to see a man elected to the shoes stores ? ory onel Tli«! venerable Air. Sargent, lit­ tie adjusted, or couldn’t something office o f city commissioner who is capable and honest and W ho Tcn6ws where my other leg tle known Vermont lawyer, who else in time to get there before Mr. who commands the respect and confidence of his fellow cit­ IF THE traile commission will was brought down from the hills Wnrren was rejected. hns g o n e ? ” izens. Such a man should he elected without any light and prevent as far as possible swind­ to tin* cabinet post when Warren Should Coolidge try to reinstate "I hail it hero by my chair and without any efforts being made to cast reflection upon other ling and misrepresentation, and was forced into the discard, is be­ Warren there’s a little drama allow legitimate business men to do now ing urged lo make the race for worth watching in the offin g. candidates. their business in a business way, I t ’a disappeared from its place We believe the people o f Sanford, the business men of the it will be attending to its work. somehow. Iy i THE G O VERNOR’S PROM ISE I'll bet this little Miss Mischief community, should put forth some special effort to avert PROFESSOR BELL, a surgeon here an unpleasant political contest in choosing a commissioner, TAM PA TELEGRAPH Knows something about it, she it would he an excellent thing if all those interested in the of authority, director of tho Liver­ pool cancer research announced to looks so queer. Because Jack Cohen, publisher of The Tribune doesn’t believe for W as it you, who carried my leg welfare of the city could get together ami select the man the Toronto Academy o f Medicine host fitted for the important office. a new and successful treatment o f the Atlanta Journul, Democratic n moment that Major Cohen laid away.?’* Committeeman from any such idea in arranging the “ Maybe ’twns cut by a benr," I nny Insofur as such a thing is possible and practical, let us cancer. Fifty cases, including many Nntional considered hopless, have been cur­ Georgia, head and front of the Me- dinner for Mr. Walker. If Mr. Et>v Then ho can’ t get up and he can’t have harmony and unity, with all of our people working for ed by injections of lead solution. Adoo forces in Georgia in 192-1, Walker comes to Tampa as is now the continued growth of the community. One women, with only a few snw fit to give u dinner in Atlanta proposed, he will bo shown similar move round Bali" R . L . ROBERTSOl AUDITS - if u SYSTI MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SE Room 15, Masonic Temple. i Is •> •■■■* ■',- .-j- w ■ jRI ■:■• ;’ ■ • ■' • THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1925. PAGE FOUR ULAMD L DBAIVHOWAHD II EllO.- „ . . , ’ t.T f/3 5 ta iiu iim d PROPERTY ON FIRST EXTENSION FORSJ Tho Forrest Lake Hotel is nearins I hns 150 rooms, all engaged. The Arcade with 41) different apij ready by January 1st. Paving on First Street Kxtensionj forward. When these improvements are in. street will advance. We have some d listed with us for sale, buy tod a y andf of this for tomorrow it will he too late. We have an excellent lot dose in onI nue and Tenth Street, ? 1GO.OO per front] property, exceptionally desirable fur opposite San Lanta. We have a few choice resident lo|i> and Rose Court, below the market pn«| sale. weeks to live, was cured, so this Tuesday night "Jim m y" Walker, hospitality here— and without any responsible surgeon says, of a rap­ Mayor-elect of New York, living idea o f bringing Florida Demo­ M Y FA V O R ITE STORIES Tammany ami crats into the Smith camp. idly growing "spindle shell sar­ embodiment o f Iiy IRVIN 8. COBB 221 Meisch Huilding. coma." Tammany’j style of politics and Governor Spilth is no stronger political understudy o f Al. Smith, in the Soutii than he was last year. There’d Be a Popular Uprising the awful consequences. I can close ] IF IT is true that a poisonous certain wise or nenr-wisc newspa­ He is recognized as a successful Tho revivalist was the mouth­ my eye:i and see tho picture tight *eu,l solution can attack and per writers are foreseeing a m ove­ politician, u man who has a power­ piece o f u new cult, art off-shoot now. destroy cancer tissues without de­ ment to win the Democrats o f the ful hold on the esteem and the of on older denomination. In his “ Over there in shining robes stroying normal tissues, it means South over to Governor Smith ns votes o f the people o f his flwr m #i interpretations o f the Scriptures stand the little group o f the elect the saving o f millions o f lives, arid a candidate for the presidential state. As a presidential nominee ho saw no possible hope for uoy and the saved. And down below in most important, it means avoiding nomination in 1928. from the standpoint of the average members o f tho human family tho fiery pits of perdition millions agony, physical and mental, be­ The recognition given Mr. Wnlk- Southern Democrat, he continues ------- 0-------er by Major Cohen and the other an impossibility. He will not have It’a the Gators against the \yho refused to accept his partic­ o f tho unregenerate are roasting yond calculation, distinguished Atlantans who gath­ the support o f a Southern state Crimson Tide today. "G o Get ’ Em ular brand o f religion, ns counter- in the undying fires through nil distinguished from all the other eternity while tho minions of the STRANGERS in the big city ered with him at the festal board in the next election, though a thou­ Gators 1” brands. Devil heap hot coals upon their were amazed yesterday, when for is accepted ns an indication thnt ir­ sand Jack Cohons nhould give his ------- 0--------Before nn uwe-struck congrega­ heads anil give them molten lead sixty seconds nt a time, they could reconcilable* of the convention of representative a thousand din­ An exchange says. "W alker tion nt a camp meeting he was when they beg for water to cool cross a busy street without being 1921 are to become the reconcil­ ners. Shows Tammany Hall In New Light.” All of which goes to show describing whut would come to their parched tongues. That, my 111,1 over. Our great civilization able* o f the convention o f 1928— We do not know tho road the It i».noihL pnss with regard to 'hose stiff brethern, is what will come to whs pausing just sixty seconds that those Southern Democratic Democratic party o f tho South will what it goes to show. to think about Armistice Day. re­ leaders who, in and about Mndison u plain f l necked and perverse non-believers pass.” take between now und 1928— but From tho body of the house a minding us o f a war that is fading Squnro Garden, swore with their one W P**l who were found outside his fold it will not be the road that leads A Tacoma nmn on Ids first visit into the distance? The M.iinll elderly gentleman rose up. utmost lung capacity that Smith’s to Tammany Hall. to ,S anford is favorably impressed on the day o f judgment. derived nomination would throw the Sol­ “ My bretherti,’’ ho clnrionod "Excuse me for interruptin’ ’, he with the enterprise of our citi­ Southern Democrnts are not giv­ fully for i id Soutli into the Republican col­ MANY SOLEMN orators grew “ there is no middle rourie. By the said, "but there ain’t no chance fur zens. Thnt’s just whut is impress­ involvedtearful. They reminded you that our umn, will, in the next convention, en to such complete and sudden word of the Holy Writ 1 nave prov­ ing hundreds of other people. such a thing to happen. Why. the heroes were all brothers in wur, be cooing like doves under Al- changes. They nro not willing to ed to you that mankind either people jist nntchelly wouldn’t the poor man gave his services in Smithian influence and joining in i*dl their convictions for the elec­ PI must take the true doctrine as it Frunk D. Wuterman now suys the army, the rich man put his the chorous of ‘ Sidewalks Of New toral vote o f New York. stand fur it.” has been expounded here or accept he didn’t expect to be elected may­ And this isn’t because of Gov­ plant to work for the nation. York." In other words, these as­ or o f New York City. Yes, have Sanford ernor Smith’s religious faith, or tute dopenters would have us be­ you noticed how particularly sour TALL CHURCHES lieve that the South, in 1928, will his prohibition views, or nny oth­ SOME FORGOT to mention that & Loan the crapes nre this season. MIAMI HERALD the poor man went into the army be supporting Smith for the nom­ er one thing. It is because the --------o ------with his salary cut to a dollar a ination, and that this little dinner Democrats of the South do not be­ A Harvard psychologist say > Tho vogue o f the skyscraper for civic righteousness, for social day from five dollars, while the pnrty in Atlanta is the prelude to lieve that ho will make any strong­ football in cock fighting on u er appeal to the rest of the county, I grand scale. Well, we know some­ church seems to be growing. Ev- betterment, for intellectual en­ rich man, who was running his the astounding conversion. These conclusions are far-fetch­ outside o f New York, than he does) thing was the matter with the few days the nnounccment is mndc lightenment. There is good reason factory on government contracts saw his stock rise from $50 to ed indeed. The Cohen dinner to to the South. Crimson playing hut we didn’t of the proposed erection of such to believe that in general this in­ $lfi0. Mr. W alker was merely a bit of have an idea it was as bail ns all a building in some city. A number fluence should be more indirectly War is like a great fire. The hospitality, proffered by one lead­ of churches of this type have al­ exerted than it is sometimes. If it o f that. Contemporary Comment ■■■■■■■■■■■■a ready been built und a dozen or undertaker to develop tho vast ma­ little people are burned up, the ing to Democrat to another. Its ■ - ■ u— — ■ _____________ political significance is limited to big people collect the insurance. Even If the Everglades aren’t more nre in prospect. Tho East chinery necessary in order to act­ Progress consists o f swapping Therefore the little people should tho imaginations o f easily excitcactually below sea level, as the Coast of Florida has at lenst three ively and directly undertake even old troubles fo r new.—Columbia ulje newiunper writers. tho most desirable lines o f social see to it thnt this country keups Record. en’ eemed Miami Herald so calmly of these projects. The suggestion of coalition of Olio o f the oldest and most suc­ service, the real function o f the out o f the League o f Nations and but firm ly points out. we should out o f the world court, both o f Southern Democrats and Tammany think it would be feasible to com­ cessful o f the buildings combining church may be forgotten to some The navy rule nowadays seems bine the duties o f the real catute business and religious purposes is extent. There is danger in spread­ which have no meaning at all, is evidently the offspring of Tam­ to be three years afloat and three or would mean more war. many nrcss-agentry. It is solemn­ editor and the marine editor in Treniont Temple in Boston. This is ing tho institutional church plan on the witness stand.— De­ ly stated that the disastrous de­ years that section ami reduce the over­ not strictly the type o f the latest too far. W e have two plans of f»ia troit News. ARCHITECTS and public o f­ feat sustained by the Democrat) This does not mean, of course, head by Just that much. Ohio State ventures, but It stands ns a great ficials in the ancient city of Dam­ Your Horna last year is held responsible for a self-supporting enterprise which thnt there is not a legitimate place Journal. Rival says Ford doesn’t believe hns wide influence and great use­ for this type of church. There is ascus are salvaging what is left change in the attitude of the South in cows because they never need o-- — Postmaster Hall wants n “ Mail fulness even in conservative Bos­ probably not a large city in the o f beautiful old palace* destroyed toward Governor Smith. Lending spare parts or a new horn.— Wall 1st— We will lend you Ia ml where there should not be by bomburdment. In the public Southern Democrats are quoted ns Street Journal. Early Cumimign” In Sanford and it ton. There nro those who believe one or more downtown skyscrap­ siiuare three bedouins were hang­ saying. “ We might have won with i* a timely suggestion. Sanford people who ate planning to mail thnt the new type of church indi­ er churches, doing a vitally im­ ed by the neck, placard* telling Al Smith." The New York Times Consider the mosquito as an ex­ effect Hint ample. He rarely gets Christinas gifts should arrange to cates a new religious attitude. The portant work that would otherwise great crowds why they were hang­ has a a i° ry to *lUp on und what will happen to west­ Smith’s succcsn in his race for the back until he goes to work — necessary to build a cc P | do it soon in order that the pack­ church is no longer merely a place remain undone. There should be ed ern Europe. Governor, followed by his elimin­ Florida Times-Unlon. ages may reach their destination for worship, but an institution for -•Iso in every city, however, a num­ ation o f Dylan and election of oti time und also to avoid the cori- :»*rvice. This idea hns never been ber of churches which confine COLONEL MITCHELL hus Walker, “ render extremely timely geation thnt is sure to arise if an entirely wanting, for the church fneir work pretty close to strictly With the quantity of soileci linearly mailing campaign is not in ­ has alwuys carried on various a g ­ religious efforts, to planting in rendered two important services tho opportunity afforded Mayor- on in NiK*u now, the convening o f encies of helpfulness and enlight the souls of the members ideal:* to his country, in the first placo elect W alker to display at their Congress will seem like wash-dayl NO D E L A Y -------------NOW augurated. ment outside the actual r.orvlce of o f life, which they will themselves he told the truth about the* air I own request tho wares of Tam — Anderson Heruld. ^ ■ " - OpPrompt Service ^uarabj J Decem ber 2 has been set na the worship. There seems to bo an en- work out in pructicul wuys through craft situation. Then, by bis trinl many before the Southern Demoother agencies. There is a legitl- which fully forced upon him, he crats whoso guest he will be.” The The new security pact will be a o^enin? date for the new home of largvment of this idtn. Call and let us explain ou 1 It may well be. questioned when* churches but religious leaders causes tho real situation to be Times adds that “ the display will failure unless It substitutes the ih<* Sapford Yacht Club. The orbe made in the very h’ art of the scales of justice for balance o f ganizrrtuet since Us formation last such a tendency is desirable In n 1mate place for both types o f proved in open court. This has South und at tho very spot which power.— V trgiman- Pilot.. Spring has demonstrated that it large way. Entrance o f tho church should not allow themselves tu be forced the truth upon the nation, was the strong-hold of McAdoo, from tho President all tho way actively into institutional work carried nwuy by the lure of the is to be a permanent Institution and also o f the Ku Klux Klan, down. The aviation inquiry recall* to and under the guidance o f .C om ­ 107-109 S. Park Ave. S a n ford , Huri^ And that’s exactly what the na­ which fo r obvious reasons fought our memory that somebody said modore JC R. Emory it Is expect­ such a plant tion needed, from the President tho nomination of Governor Smith the next war would be fought in ***** ed to l* u big factor in the city’s vitiate tho real work o f the church. ‘ 11 1 ^*an 1 no b i t t e r l y .... down, has not a real mission. tho air.—Columbia Record. should bn an influer Hi ting.■and '-social circle*. * Till I com e and tell him his leg is found, The bear didn’t swallow it after nil He must have got frightened and let it fall, And my grandpa laugho till his aides nro sore Then we hippoty-hop to the candy store. — Edgar A. Guest THE WHITE REALTY C( ■ on paid up M A ll The Mpd *■*-“yy „°u u!iiSE&w^ s Title Guaranty & MoifS' jp f t d^uwi.m«u"ihitt a �THE HERALD, SATUR l» » ■ SANFORD i ’ 4■-r- J'ttj.ssrr-r -n.— ---- --- AY, NOVEMBER 14. 1925. PAGE TO WED EPISCOPALIAN F HARLAN W. KELLEY. SOCIETY EDITOR nee Telephone 313-J SALLIE HARRISON CHAPTER OF D.A.R OBSERVES ITS SEVENTH BIRTHDAY WITH MRS T O L A R A S HOSTESS The seventh birthday o f the Sallie Harrison Chapter o f Daughters o f American Revolution was beau­ tifully celebrated by the chapter Thursday afternoon nt the homo of the Regent, Mrs. R. E. Tolar. The lovely home wns thrown cn suite and decornted with the col­ onial colors o f blue and gold. Plumbago and the golden elder carried out the color scheme. The tea tabic was centered with the sil­ ver candle sticks with candles o f deep blue. Mrs. Tolar called the meeting to order and the minutes o f the prev­ ious meeting were read and aplurer, gave nn excellent report o f the financial condition o f the chap­ ter. Because of the increased nntionnl nnd state calls, the chapter considered the question o f raising the due arc requesting assessments to meet the increasing demands. A motinjj t r jjy o n s e the dues to ?!> per mertioe? i.as unanimously ■ 2 ▼▼YTVf’rfTVfTT a♦ An enthusiastic meeting the meeting oo ff the West Side I’ nrcnt-Teachers Asso­ ciation was.held at the school Thursday nfternoon nt 3 o'clock. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Mrs. Hnnsell. "America" was sung nnd the 23rd Pmlm repeated in concert. Reports from the various com­ mittees showed that much interest is being manifested in the work o f the association. A lunch room has been opened by one of the members and the children are being served hot lunches. Two class rooms are being add­ ed nnd tnc play ground equipment planed, it was announced at the meeting. The yard committee is planting flowers and a hedge. A generous contribution of clothing for the Jacksonville Or­ phan ge has been sent in by the children nnd their parents- Kniekcr, long pants, coat, vest. wool material. ■ ■ J ■ ■ JJ ■ ■ - is •S. Poole Jones o f New York City ’i imres- was a business visitor to the city lituation. yesterday. itb was C- A. Wpnger o f Daytona Beach |orl yes- uient Friday and Saturday in , Sanford. Roy S. Ritchie and P. C. Pomeer of New York City are in the city for several days investigating the advantages o f Sanford for in­ vestment. Mens’ Fancy Sweaters Beautiful color combination. Elgin weight and heavy. . Long Pants For Boys All wool yarns. Grey and brown, all wool, unfinished flannels 4 to 1G year sizes. $6.25 to $10.00 $3.50 to $5.00 Golf Socks Mens Fancy Vests All wool, grey, tan and brown English Golf Sock. All sizes. Light, medium and heavy weight. Fancy colored vests. worsted. $3.50 to $7.50 pair Colored, plaids and plain $5.00 Lakolnnd Francis Davies spent yesterday George L. Craig o f W allingford, in Orlando nnd Kbuimmee on bus­ Conn., is spending a few days in iness. Sanford while enrouto further south. TO THE CITIZENS e City I’n n t s - ^ r i T F g r e y nnd brown Regular, stouts nnd slims. All sizes. I 1 I tion o f Mrs. Francis Bolz. A color scheme o f red and yellow, the Scotch national colors, will be used to form the setting. Scotch mothers in quaint old costumes will be there to greet you ; Scotch lassies in kilts nod plaids will serve you; and even Harry Lauder, Jr., will be there to entertain you. I he public is cor­ dially invited. John F. Townsend o f New York Donald Ihrig drove to tyi is * visiting in the city fo r sev- yesterday on business. All G to 14 years. SECOND M U SICALE TO BE GIVEN AT W O M AN ’S CLUB N E X T TUESDAY The second o f a serieti o f musicnles to be given by the Music Department o f the Sanford W om ­ ia San- an's Club will be presented at the toiness dub house Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 17 at 3:30 o ’clock. There will be a business meeting nt 3 o'clock. A ve.ry elaborate program o f Scotch music has been planned and will be picscnted under the direc­ \ 9 v* Tax books are now open for the payment of City Taxes. 2 r/o discount allowed on all taxes paid in November, 1% on all paid in December. Tax books close April 1st. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. Side P.T.A.Holds ing on Thursday nr.>v ruitK, Nov. I t.—Revival o f strength anil activity in the rail and oil shares featured the opening oft odny’s stock market. New 1925 high prices were established in the first few niintes. New Haven, Erie, Baltimore and Ohio, Lehigh Valley and Southern Ry., and Norfolk mtd Western, the initial gains ranging from fractions to 1.2 points. Dupont opened 2 3-4 points higher. Motors were heavy on profit taking. City Taxes Due November 1st. NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— OP)— ConsuUo Vanderbilt, Catholic, Is to marry an Episcopalian as her sister Muriel did. Consullo’s fG 1ance, Earl E. T. Smith, is not to Ichnnp-i* W» —•'-* OF SANFORD I wish to announce that I am a candidate for the office o f City Commissioner to be determined in the regular Municipal Election to be held on the First Tuesday after the First Monday in Decem­ ber o f this year. Your consideration will he appreciated. E. F. IIOUSHOLDER. Boys School Sweaters Brown, Tan and Green, heavy knit. Mapeline Raisin Ice Cream Lie1: tit 'it All wool. m i . Sizes 4 to 16 years. Slipover and coat styles. $3.50 to $5.00 t m ir. * i n 1■ * i . . . * At All Leading Dealers Seminole Creamery The Y owell C o m p a n y ■ XMAS TOYS O w ing to the unusually large stock o f furniture which we are carrying at this time and m older to make room fo r certain alterations in our building we are goi ng to close out our entire stock o f holiday toys etc., be­ fo re D ecem ber 1. W e are offerin g this merchandise a t prices 20 per cent lower than usual and we intend to m ove them within the specified time. DULLS AND DOLL CARRIAGES w ^ That Every Girl Would Delight In p ru"d— C'S’ S° me U,at 8° t0 * ' Nothing will give your boy moi pleasure than one o f these autos ivory and brown. KiddieCars— Wagons Wheel Barrows— Tricycles With heavy rubber tires. Best Quality Materials are found In these t will delight any child. Priced from Priced from- Fire Truck Complete! Every hoy w delight in it. Priced— $1.00 Every Day QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT Nothing Charged PRICES THAT APPEAL Nothing Reserved W Special built auto will be l] Ij reduced $1 each day until {3 sold. See our window, D on't wait too late. jj �; ■ .* ■ iRD HERALD, SATURDAY, j ' m in n n 11 1 0OK _____ — - - ’- m - —- — ■ ■ - ^ s s s s s s a % & & & * * + • + * • * * * * * * * * * » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » . ♦♦♦♦ ♦> »W The very name reveals its charm 1 Sunday afternoon while you are out driving make it a point to inspect the first section o f L och-A rbor. En­ trance to the property now under developm ent is directly opposite the D eForrest home on the Paola Road. Turn to the left and drive around on the ix>ads that are being constrctued. Park your car as near to the club house as you can get and then walk down to where the w aterfront lots are being bulkheaded. N otice also the island that is taking shape. ik Lw*' spring up on every hand. Picture the view as it will appear a few months hence when beautiful hom es will Conceive, if you can, the possibilities o f developm ent to be found in L och-A rbor. A mistake is not being made in m aking the building site in Loch-A rbor too small. S uffice it to say that the smallest will have 75 feet frontage. be found? The lots are all large. W here in Sanford are home-sites o f such size to W e think it better to have few er lots to sell, than to have more less attractive to the individual wish­ ing plenty o f room fo r his country home. _ It is surprising to note the num ber o f Sanford people who have signified their intention o f buying prop­ erty in Loch-Arbor. It seems to us as if nearly everybody has selected this development as the logical place fo r their homes. It is a significent fact that our friends in Sanford realize the type o f developm ent that is in the m aking and that they hope to become property owners in the first section that will be placed on the market. T h e first actual and organized attempt to bring outside investors to this com m unity by busses W e wish to make it clear, that our plan is to b r in g tourist points in the state. west coast. outside investors to Sanford from various We have purchased beautiful busses and they will be run to the east coast and to the O ffices, representing Loch-A rbor, are b e in g opened throughout the state, and as soon as the property is placed on sale, we believe many o f the wealthiest tourists and those desiring something d ifferen t in the way o f beauty, o f location, and waterways, will flock to Sanford to inspect Loch-Arbor. O f course we want Sanford people to become proper ty owners in Loch-A rbor. there and to live there. W e want our friends to build But we want it thoroughly understood that it is our intention to bring people from all over Florida to Sanford and to interest them in what we have to offer. W e believe little salesmanship will be re­ quired to convince those visiting L och-A rbor o f its superiority. HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, Sales Agents i* +4* +4+ 444 444 444 444 4fr<« 4 44< �TOgJUNFORD HERAT.n, Results Of Friday Night Fights tuia ancial Review King EAST Y ale vs. Princeton at New Hav­ en. Harvard vs. Brown at Provi­ dence. Arm y vs. Columbia at New York George V3. Centro at Washing­ ton. Pittsburgh v a Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Syracuse vs. Colgate at Syra­ cuse. West Virginia vs. Penn State at Morgantown, W. Vn. i Williams vs. Amherst at Williamstown. Navy vs. Buckncll at Annapolis. Rutgers vs. Holy Cross at Worcei'.er. Cornell vs. Canisius nt Ithaca. Boston College vs. West Va. Wesleyan at Boston. Lafayette vs. Susquehanna at Easton. I In Fall iner In f Games [ o f cridiron Kilting each fO victories f t 13 fo r I time the fl «>’ either f - t<> 0 con- MIDDLE WEST Bulldog and fed on even tec contests, I years the I from New lorious. On [o' the Bowl, „way with a Dartmouth vs. Chicago at Chi- Miss., won a decision over Sid Barbarian, Detroit, in 10 rounds. Baltimore— Lee Anderson, New York, heavy weight, defeated Bat­ tling Siki in 12 rounds. Ntw Orleans— Harry Grcb, mid­ dleweight champion, outpointed Tony (Young) Marull, New Or­ MORGANTOWN, W . V a „ Nov. leans. «■ *•in 15 rounds. si —• --11.—(Ji—With Governor Pinchot of i Pennsylvania nnd Governor Gore | of West Virginia heading groups of distinguished spectators from two states. West Virginia Univer­ sity will dedicate Its new $600,000 Mountaineer Stadium, today. Penn State will oppose West Virginia in the gridiron clash. The stadium was built from funds contributed by more than 7,dOO West Vigininns. It in horse­ shoe shaped and at present will sent 311,000, Erection o f an upper tier would incrcnse the seating ca­ pacity to r.0,000, and the building of another section at the end would make the capacity 75,000 or 80,000. Magnolia St Sccotnl A . I*. CONNELLY & SONS $600,000 Stadium With Saturday Tilt FOR CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can­ didacy in the coming city elec­ tion for the office of City Commission. II. R. STEVENS C offee G eorgia Style SANDW ICHES ! I FREE | Big Hill Tilden,, f.nmous tennis star, tossed aside his racquet for tho well known fork at ag nthering o f the Breakfast Club o f Holly­ wood, Calif., where the champion is reported to have set an ew record Kansas Aggies vs. Nebraska at for eating flapjacks. Here he’s shown tugging uwny at one. Yes, Manhattan. Grinned vs. Kansas nt Grinnell. he seems to enjoy it. Des Moines vs. South Dakota at Vermillion. Texas Christian vs. Arkansas at Fort Worth. SOUTH Alabama vs. Florida at Mont­ gomery. Auburn vs. Vanderbilt at Bir­ mingham. Maryland vs. Washington & Ix*e CHICAGO, Nov. Il.— (/P)— Na­ tional and conference title chances at Washington. Tennessee vs. Mississippi A. & are the prizes in the middle west’s outstanding, football games today. M. at Knoxville. South Carolina vs. Furman at Dartmouth's bid for the nation’s Vale <1. gridiron crown, riding the tide o f Greenville. VjIo II. no defeats or ties in the east, gets ^ Tulnne vn. Scwance at New Or­ r«h>n 7. its western test from the Chicago leans. Virginia vs. V. I*. I. at Char­ Maroons while the meetings o f file 0. Ohio State-Michigan; Minneapolis- lottesville. ftten 0. Georgia Tech vs. Georgia at At­ wton 0. iowa and Purdue-Northwestern try Vale (i. to unravel the conference campaign lanta. Kentucky vs. V. M. I. at Charles­ reton 0. tangle, Vale 0. Minneapolis’ place nt the head o f ton. W. Va. Vale 10. William & Mary vs. Haskell at the Big Ten parade is at stake in ifHon 5. the game with Iowa at Minneapo­ Richmond. FAR WEST iceton 0. lis. la-ton California vs. Wn.shi Two forward passing teams meet ; Vale 0. ut Ann Arbor, Michigan nnd the Berkeley. ftcHoii 0. Montana vs. U. S. Buckeyes. Breton I. “ Bed” Grange’s final appearance gelon. Icetai I). Stanford vs. U. C. S. at Palo on tho home gridiron may be only Breton 10, a few minutes in the Illinois-W a- Alto. Colorado Aggies vs. Colorado at nceton 6. linsh non-conference tilt. Breton 0. Intursectionn! interest nttaches Fort Collin:' Col. freten :j. Colorado College vs, Utah sit to the meetings o f Carnegie Tech and Notre Dame at South Bend Colorado Springs. and Washington and Jefferson and Detroit nt Detroit. Indians e x ­ pects an easy time with Rose Poly while the Michigan A ggies are out of Wisconsin’s class in other non- — @ — Henry Johnson, professional at the Tallahassee Country Club conference engagements. has returned here to assume charge o f the local g olf course. Mr. John­ Davidson by the same score. "Oh; Miss." downed Mississippi son, who was formerly of the InnCollege ID to 6 but was expected wood club, o f Long Island, served as professional nt Lake Kazer, | to increase the margin today. Maine, during tho summer. Talla­ Furman won from South Caro­ lina 10 to 0 nnd Citadel defeated hassee has a beautiful U-hole (Temson 20 to 0. Louisiana Col­ course, which will he available for members o f the legislature during lege defeated the Arkansas A g ­ the special session. Fred Elliott, gies 34 to 0. King’s victory over Milligan was president o f the club, stated thut a winter tournament is being plan­ by a score o f 41 to 0. Richmond and Ilnmpden-Sidney ned. played a scoreless tie. * Science has advanced to the If France pledges posterity to point where they can find a chip pay, her next little job is to pro­ o f an ancient animal’s toe-joilit '■L 6 to vide ft posterity.— Associated Edi­ i'e a te d tors (Chicago). SA T U R D A Y & SU N D A Y ( ’. W. Knapp Cor. 1st. St. and Monroo Road R E A D T A D S ; ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT" THE RO­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. Of This Townsite Has Progressed Rapidly Since The Opening All Modern Conveniences Guaranteed. All-Ready Five Spanish Bungalows Are Nearin Completion These Modern Homes Are Being Sold For Only By WilliamsOUT OUR W AY u** Lots are now selling $22;' up—Advancing 10 per cent (he first of each month. ACT QUICKLY FREE TRIP TO PROPERTY BY APPOINTMENT I’ hone 349 Millard K. Rutherford, Asst Dist. Mgr. ' ' /- I i ; ■.: 3 a : ■ -u■■■mnRu a■H shinv a■■n■urnm ■I K I I R l l E l I Q l l l l ) ' a m Important Football Titles Are At Stake In BigGamesToday " Cold Drink OPENING , of them been recordThe record modern scorpduced, fol- ' tot For First Mortgage Loans on lJberal Valaatton Boats at T% is first when in the market, for funds Detroit—Rod Herring, Gulfport* F la p ja c k MONEY AVAILABLE �J / ** f?v. . v; EIGHT •• NOVEMBER 14, 1925. THE SANFORD HERALD, 8A1 [ERE IS A HOUSE TH AT NEVER RESOUNDED •TO THE W HACK OF A CARPENTER’S HAMMER . X i "m r ■ ■ <‘.'.V a !• . xi. ■ ; —I if) , % r 1 w m m ■ m a ia a a a n e a a e n n n ,, FOLEY RELIEVED WASHINGTON, Nov. H v -W J — ■ STEW ARTS W ASHINGTON LETTER Captain Paul Foley was relieved at By CHARLES P. STEWART his own request by Sec. W *J’ qj.p?" I M an with business abr day as judge advocate o f the Shen­ j put his services and WASHINGTON, Nov. 1A— use In turning to a dcpenable, andoah court of inquiry. guaranteed to stick through thick There’s no use talking, President g ro w in g business in' Tampa—Plans preparing for S and thin whether he's patted on Cnolidge is onto hla political job erection of new 20-story Board of the back or not, when there’s a S ness must stand inv( Writing his message, fo r the open­ -----thorough un-dependable to be fla t­ Trade building. ing o f the 69th Congress, to whom erences exchanged, tered up and converted to dependa­ did be turn for advice concerning bility, if possible? the best things fo r him to u y ? Why indeed! observed the presi­ For whom did he send one o f the j Reply “ J . A . T.” % White House automobiles, to come dent. Get out the best auto we up and confer two or three times have in the garage and bring back n day ? To whom did he show that the senator from Idaho, message, clause by clause, asking WEEKLY FORECAST enxiously, “ What do you think o f it ? " ns he set it dow n? W ith whom did he compromiae, making WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— (i«P)— liberal concessions, when at first Weather outlook for the week be­ they didn’ t quite a g ree? ginning Monday. South Atlantic Was it that old wheel horse, and East Gulf states: Mostly fair Senator Curtis, Republican leader cool at the beginning o f week fo l­ Fivs wiling* ■ week from Jacksonville on the floor of the upper house? lowed by temperatures near above farts, ioeiudiac «im I* and bartki Bsllfmait I )0.96< PtuUddolus I J O fc Baato* *42.52 ir Senator Butler, the president’s normal. Tkiouah lari* and rail caaaattiaoa IS all paint* wn political manager and close This Company, «*ublt*hsd In 1852 and personal friend? Or Senator Mose3 FRISCO GETS SOUTHERN ROA ana of tha pioaeer tr»nr port, lion list* to Flori * or Senator Smoot or Senator lanr*, comfortable SWamm. Jndi WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.— <jfP)— spiral** REQUIRES TWO MORF ala lbs NEW. maani&canl 3. 3. ALLECH j Wadsworth or Senator Willis,The St. Louis 41an Francisco Rail­ and 3 J . BERKSHIRE: the former on JacksonvUI* among the rock-ribbed-est adminroad was given permission by the Baltimore linr, the latter from Miami to Phils. m en forsan i istrntionlsts o f them a ll? Inter State Commerce Commission Send (or illutiraled booklet. Automobile* transported. Set rice to Ssrannati. No None o f these! Then to today to take over the Muscle what true-and-tried dependable did Shoales, Birmingham and Pensa­ Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. . Phone 346-J. jqj the president turn? cola Railroad which operates in Jacksonville, FIs. He turned to Senator Borah, who Alabama and Florida, with its prin­ pier HOO E. llnv Street isn’t dependable a bit. W hat’s the cipal terminal at Pensacola. AN OCEAN VOYAGE m To Northern Cities! S m F the Walrus and the Car­ penter. of “ Allca In W on­ rtf. derland" fame, ^ould go strolling hand In hand r\ along i ho Florida soacoast lif this day and time when won­ ders, btrautte of their very freigut-ncy o f occurrence, are no longer wondered at. [liny might wol] he pardoned for shedding bitter tears. Tho Carp“ ntar would have a good cry com ing to him, .vnllo h!o friend tho Walrus would bo a cold and un­ sympathetic sort of chap Indeed, did he not feel the most acute pangs of sorrow for tho plight o f his companion t ' ■ j - inch os thick nun ,nu ceilings and Aside (rum uie novelty of Its Inside walls, w'tltn are of the same nnll-iess r obstruction, this Coral material, are s.x laches thick. Cables home represents another Thors In ail a>r space between tho unlifue departure from modern outer and lister walls to keep out A m or’cau nrehlitetural practice. Its moistures and t o 'fttkirtu. .n at cvoii uructurat ‘ Vihi.'gn is much more a temporrNirt' a* possible In the mssolve and ugu-reslstlng than the Interior of the house. grout m alorl’. y of dwelling struc’I he window trials in this Coral tu-os tli-it h iv e beau erected In Babies homo arc of magnesite -cm America, particularly In the South, position and the windows are of during rvrent years. Eighteen-Inch P la ta g'acs, sliding In grooves end outer walls o f concrete construewithout any of the customary Mon. with Inner walls six Inches hardware A r.tnall g'ars knob on hick ami also of concrete, are cal­ 'lie Inside of each huge plate glass culated to outlast by centuries the pane serves tn raise and lower the woo.I or metal frame anil stucco walls of so many of the private window homos bnlng built In this day. Fur In Florida, these days, they The floors In tho Hornet dwelling S o m c l h l n g N e w In B u ild in g are building houses without nails, ,nro of cement tile at I the r^nf Is without scrows and without wood of ¥• nulna Spanish tile, hundreds i Even In Cnral Babies, which from and architectural —houses through which the ra o f years old. while tlw chimneys, a structural sounding whack of tho carpenter's ■nortlen columns, etc. .ir> of tho ttiudpcint Is one of the American -ame concrete slab m atrrl"! us tl ••tinders, this bouse without nails hammer Is never hoard 'n the wall and cr-inii- cop -it ruc­ >m attracted considerable atten­ Tho first of these now houses tion anil no little speculation tion without a nail has Just bean com ­ among architects and builders. Med terrarean Architecte-e pleted at Cnral , ! abius, the nowont Does It mark the beginning of a and most rem arkable city In tho The architectural dss'gn of the new architectural and structural world. The only wood used In the house Is of the M ed ltem .n ran typ * era In American tropical homes, or construction of tlaln h ;u se Is In the so largely the vr.gue at Coral Ba­ !s It simply a novelty? That is a doors and tho built-in kitchen ca b i­ ilies This Mediterranean arch'u c* question to which only time will re­ n et ttiro Is particularly empites r. tl tn veal the answer. Neither archi­ Novel Construction Methods i largo Inner garden which Is pvrt- tects nor builders seem to have the This unique Coral Unities struc ly within the main body of tli.* solution. The construction method, ture Is the hr.ino of J. F. Barnet, a house and partlv In th* o w n . rur- however, will lie followed In some retired clothing mo reliant ui r.l rounded by typical Italian walls Instances The permanency of The Dernot dwelling Itaa four- such construction and the Insur­ mlra. N. Y. it was planned by J, Mack Sawyer, a North Carolina teen room s, three conventional ance that those thick walls provide architect now In .business In Mi­ bath m om s anil o:h» shower room against the effects o f outside huat ami, and Its m ajor construction Is ", l.o living room has a il jpth o f thir­ anil moisture on the Interior of a o f concrete slabs patented by this ty six feet and Is eighteen feet dwelling will have an appeal to architect. These concrete slabs wide with n celling sixteen feet many who may not have to weigh have Interlocking edges and the high. Tho entire cost of tho house so carefully the first cost, on one Joint» are cem ented with concrete. Is said to have boon approximately hand, arid the reduced upkeep and T l. outside wall slabs are eighteen 57r,.ooo constant rom forl oil the other. * _i_________ :___ ____ — — -.-i.:— r p t-q Turns liandit : Daytona SI E it iiiiH iiiliiiin in in iH H U H iiiiu in iiin iiH n in iiiiiiit iiin n n ^ iiin iiiiR iin in iH iiiiiu ,,,,,,!^ ■ S■ •■ - ____ N^ -------- .A— s t *» n r i r Columbus W ith His Little Fleet I I ■ I * i ■ H K . -I >* i faced wind and storm, nearly wrecking his ships. Hut he sailed on and was rewarded by great discovery. Let nothing discourage from regular saving, and making safe invest­ ment, and you will discover the way to success. Study Location and Reason it out- ■ •’ I 'l Interest Paid on Savings Accounts S e m in o le (j[ou n !y]5a n k OU W A N T conditions about your home to be perfect. You want these same conditions to su rround your investments. Location is paramount in b rin g in g about these conditions, and that is why San Lanta is so em inently desirable. S a n fo r d ,F la . 1 STRENGTH*- SERVICE - PROGRESS <s Desperate btcaune he facetl n $1000 fine for non payment of his in­ come tux, F.lllou holder, president o f tho (1cm City Knutn-crlng Com ­ ♦+-t-++t.-e-vv-s-++*+++++++++++-fr++++*+++-t"fr*+***^++■*++++++ ■ pany of Dayton. ()., h*ld up a hank messenger and rubbed him of $10,000. II • was arrested und confess­ ed and the money was recovered. <----- \ f ■> First, it is close to the center o f the city. . .... Second, it is on the Dixie H ighway Third, it is within three minutes o f all schools, churches and the business district. Fourth, it is the closest-in highly restricted property in or near the City of Sanford that has carried out all its prom ises o f development. N Y U a prtMrlplIni for Colds, Grippe, I’In, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria Fifth, prices in Section One will be advanced from 10 to 20 per cent on Dec. 1st, and there are only a few lots left in this section. It k ill, the germs. R egardless o f all future developmen t in residential property San Lanta must always dominate the situation. Exceptional i Plumbing ( alls ro r A .Sp-.-vLi!y Prepared Collection of f .A U G E W O M f.M ’.S F A SH IO N .* C r \ciou$ iti ! A . l>. K O S H ' U if > o’ r< paitbular about - P .o.’ a n n o u n c i n g San Lanta S m art/ oundly . OUR SHOWING The Property for Discerning People the kind of plumbing you rtiuji ir. jour new h»r u*. or •cM i l h im n ^ j f m )n X OteprcductirnA^ and Hie new kind of plumbing in your oH h.nie— call A. {.-r itfin a l LT»A)u'nJ Jrcm t/ue meatt c* UlL FHJuM^r SALES AGENTS Slater-Scott 7 W. Washington St. 3rd anti Oak Knight & MacNeill onnmtNr. n * ' mo » t IMKHIASr MW Mottrs Ii. Rosier frr uii esL.’ a'.ale. A. D. ROSIER Umfk)cti R. O. BRINKMAN, Mgr. Realty Dept. Phone 1947 ORLANDO, FLA. ■■■■■■■■I f •* *•“**=• • 107-109 South Park Avenue Phone 720 MIts- “ s i& t �w m m i, - ■ft' _ ___________ _ ’ THE SANFORD HERALD, S the Mwak latest to iu put its Paris, nnd other points, are about Trades is .... t h k finer i t c o u r t o r h e m . to faure a purfrt wnr in Atlanta. stamp of condemnation on this i\•Mll.t: COI'XTY. FLOHIIIA. IX clnsn of literature. Considerable m \\«-i : h v . Stvernl crjjanixntions hero in «••(* -t„ — Salt discussion was devoted to n resolu­ Rnlrt Till*. i resolutions fer many weeks have w . J. AKK. I held up their hands in horror nt the tion denouncing it, the resolution Complainant. magazines and literature recalling being unanimously. A LOVELL, e W Similnr resolutions have bee-i I the battle made some time ago i*i Defendants. mnde by th? American United W a sh in g ton , D. C.. with tcllinz e f ­ Order o f I’ u bllra tln n Daughters o f the Confederacy and fort neainst the same little books. NOTICE TO KNOWN AN D UNThe Atlanta Federation o f 1the West-End Parent-Teachers t KNOWN D E F E N D A N T S: n n r r iT I r o t 'i i r hf. v - i - . x r n J i i n n \ i, c i m i i r s f . h i NOt.K 4 Ol \T V . F L O R ID A . ! IN CHANCERY. M. M. Smith. C om plainant; w* i\! r L c g lo h i the matron tie in -a |>r>p- |tC5. Bodies )n Spicy jm Paris L R — OP)— [booklets the the pile of tice covered j in the ofIfiid life in AON'KS T. L E W I * If living, amt If ueail. tin- ],*>!rn duvljM-eK, KrnntciM o r other <-twlmaiH* under A k ih .i T. L ew is. In amt to ihu fo llo w iitir pcrltotl hunts In S,‘tultt-:1 j County, F lorida. to-\vlt: Tho N W 'i Of th,* N E H . Section it. T ow n sh ip 21 s.. R nnue 31 It., and till parties ol.ilm lno Interest In a ml t>> tlio a llo w tleserllu d prop erty w hether k n ow n or unknown, Defendants. Persistent couglt* and colds lead to serious trouble. ” You can stop them row with Creomulsioa, an emulsified HIM to (Inlet Title. o n iM -.it o f r n i i . i r . Y r i n x creosote that is pleasant to take. CreoT o Atfiicii T. t.ewls. if living* and mulsion Is a new medical discoviry deail. all persons elnlnttiur inter­ with two-fold action; it soothes and If ests under Am ies T . Lewis, deceas-d heals the inflamed membranes and in­ nr ntherwfHe. In nnu to the follow I>iIT desrrllieit hinds In Samlnoln hibits germ growth. county. Florida to -w lt : Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec­ T he N\V ‘ , o f tlio N E 'i. Bccth n ognized by high medical authorities as 14. T ow n sh ip 21 B-. Kanuu 31 i:. or.o of the greatest healing agencies for and all parties claim in g ln tern .1 In persistent coughs and colds end other und to tho above described proper­ forms of throat troubles. Crcomulsion ty, w hether know n ,n- unkn»-..-:i. Vou find each o f vou ui-j norehy contains, in addition to creosote, other to appear t o .ll io lib ive , nhealing dements which sooths and heal ordered titled caiiau on o r o -for.* the first the infected membranes and stop the Monday In Decem ber. D'25. same irritation and inflammation, while the Io-Iiik a rule-day o f tills court, uml the seventh day o f the month, mid creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ In dcf.-Mitl th ereof a decree pro sorbed into the hlocd, attacks the scat con fess,, w ill ho entered aunlnst and •ach o f you. uml said cause of the trouble and checks the growth you proceed ex parte. of the germs. It Is fu rth er ordered that this Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ ord er he published once a week for u r con secu tlvo w eek s In the San­ tory in tho treatment o f persistent fo ford Herald, a new spaper publish­ coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, ed at Stanford. Florida. W itness my hand und seal o f said bronchitis and other forms o f respira­ court this the 6th day o f Novem­ tor)- diseases, and is excellent for build­ ber. 192;. ing up the system after colds or flu. V. E. DOt'OI,ASS, Clerk C ircuit Court. Seminole Money refunded if any cough or cold is County, Florida. not relieved after taking according*ta (S ea l) Uy: A. M. W EEKS. D. C. directions. Ask your druggist. Creo. C lIA Itt.n S t\ DICKINSON. S o lic ito r fo r C ouitilalm iiit. muJsion Company, Atlanta, Go. (adv ) Nov. 7. _tl. 21,_28; J k*c.J>.____ HOME l Pi V E S T cVMME,rLA.' -V. K. PDUOLASS. PA < th e ,th . day nf D ecem ber, A . D. 19J3. th e follow Inn described lot. piece or pa rcel o f land situ a te In S em in ole County. F lorida, to -w lt t HEC.INNIN'I at a point 5 ch a in s du e v a st o f the qu arter se ctio n p ost o n the sertlnn line o f S e c ­ tion D*. T ow n sh ip 19 South, Ram re 30 east, running thence n orth 123 feet, th en ce east 330 Ceet; thence sou th 123 feet, th en ce w est 330 trot. In polntT o f EKC.tNNINO. Snbl land betmc lo c a te d In lot 4 necordlnu to AVIltlnin lleardnU 's Map o f St. J o s e p h 's rese rv in g a strip o f land tr> feet w id e alon a the sm ith side, to be kept op en ns a rn sd iv n v , ns sh ow n by snbl map. (S llfn m l) JDltN C.. lV.ONARDT. S p e c ia l M aster In C hancery. W IL S O N . H lJl’S ir o L D E R * DOYLE, H o llc llo r s f o r C om plainants. Jfov, 7 -1 6 -2 1 -2S. D ec. 5, 1925, rrt » 1T* NOTICE OF 31ASTKIt'X SALK II. Township SI R* R »n«e 39 except 10 acre* In the South­ west corner thereof heretofore sold <n AV. D. flunnlmr. situate, lylnx nnd belntr In the County o f Seminole, stnto of Florida, together with all right, till* anil Interest the defendants have In said property and all the right, title.and Interest the de­ fendants have In and to the rertain lease covering said prop­ erty listed the 15th day of March. 1919. from Merritt K. Ilohlnsnn and wife, to Emme L Kntimlnger covering said pro­ perty. to satisfy said flnnl decree. Terms o f sale, purchaser to pay for deed and assignment o f said Notlcd la - hereby Riven that the undcrslnnrd Is Special Master In Chancery, by vlrtuo o f a final d e­ cree entered In that Certain cause pendlnx In the Circuit Court. 8oventh Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florldn. wherein S. A. Hutchins Is complainant, and E. II. Story, ct al.. are defendants, said decree entered on the 6th day of November. 1915. I will o ffe r for sale und sell to the highest and best bidder, at the Seminole Coun ly Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, iftirlnK the local Honrs nf sale, oil the first Monday In December. 1925. same ho In a tin* seventh day o f the month, the fullowlm ; described prop­ JAB. O. SHARON. erty in Seminole County. Florida, to-wit: Special Master N or- 7. U . 31. 18. Tho B\V U of tho BWU Section ' 1 -•• Wc are Pleased to announce that MR. W. P. CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tenn.) has been attached o f our Central Florida office. ’ *to the staff “ ' Hall, Pentland & McCall AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, S an ford.,, _ _ „ AV „ o ir? n t v i. i.- j r> i V . s * G* m v 31f-18 First National Bank Building CRAY, Resident Manager sanford. s t*’ cA N F O R D Grove, like all other subdivisions, has a beatuiful program . For after all, ^ what does location, and elevation and wide boulevards amount to if a subdivision is neglected from a beautifying standpoint? Sanford Grove is naturally blest with beauty, and with such stately pines as are to be found in few places. Nevertheless e f­ forts will Jbe made to make it even more so. ■ -rH E beautification program o f Sanford G rove calls for the setting out o f a variety o f 1 tropical plantings. These trees and shrubs are to be planted in the parkw ays found in front o f every lot. Other flow ers will be placed so as to lend color and to draw out the beauty that is there w aiting for someone to enjoy it. C V YY/IT1I its magnificent trees which we consider one o f the great assets o f Sanford ^ Grove, its palms, its many colored hibiscus, its other tropical foliage, its wide parkway, this development, we believe, will rank with all others in beautiful and at­ tractive surroundings. 1, C IT Y O F ^ SAnFORP TO 'UeSURVEY&I? B*Y A.H.&T O M £ , W,lS5> A ??R O V E P BY O O A R P CSlOWeRS OF SE M IhO L E - C O S A tH F O R b vsotMooo^ WITH A l t . IMFROVCMfiMYtt y | 0 0 .» ° o e P 0 3 i r — *10- mont h V O IJ have been told this week o f many o f the special advantages o f Sanford Grove. 1 Its majestic trees, its high elevation, its accessable location, its new boulevard, have each been stressed. W e believe the average person will agree with us that these things, together with the beautifying o f the property by the planting o f tropical foli­ age will make Sanford Grove all that we say it will be, and more. F INER lots can not be found, at prices that compare with those o f Sanford Grove. N O TAXBd UNTIL l<)27* MO ir*T«RfioT ON CEFCRNeO PAYMSiNri' $100 will buy well located home-sites on graded streets, sidewalks in front o f every lot. Terms can be easily arranged, if pur­ chaser so desires. While you are out driv­ ing Sunday visit Sanford Grove, and judge the property on its own merits. Then call and talk the matter over with us. $100 isn’ t much money to invest in a lot in Florida, please remember that. W AN LAKE, FLA. 11 01 ^ao*a* Where can you find in all Florida a more Lin k- 1,1 U mL> whh suburban touch and city advantages? '“ ''‘ ** aIjh home in Sylvan Lake in ten minutes. I 1)' ' ^'Va-V' tokoa and stations. Homes are now adjoinV ,r development. School, elevation, and natural beauty. ^vantages of Sylvan Lake for your dream home , tt un!lpl’1-ri|I'?l1 a,n<l t,ry’ ealchin« the slightest breezes, fTears ago a * ,oai,ty touching our development which were •/ Sanford Country Club. p ie d l.v ! i " r i,,lr , 0r Sanfortl buaincss section. _n Mrd road to h ■i "i f^ Ca’ homes' an<* groves. / j Park< win |K, ;v ount.v through our First Street. f V n Uko Inn toTu.“ !VeI,0pInent 8et aai(1« f(>r the public. Sv •! ; 7 : ; t‘-,|I°n our First Street. 1 ‘d,c also Sylvan Lake Junction on our Develrpkte \vat(*r l* r^rj. 1 lU ' ’ *'e a,1(l homes furnished with the finest Sanford K'J.w wil! 1,e available, t ,?V° f,K,t reservation ,eai.(,entiai home site. * f' ‘. plait5 surfaced^ as,t e or 'awns for all home sites. Bart Nason, Sales Director REALTORS L :':;rrh"1^- our,iu?iflo'Vr.|n ylvapl'akc- ^en(i *ny°ur,m m e [l. Rui-tV.!* !‘T-e di ed !l decide, on Christmas Eve. on the 5 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. COUPON Address .................................. ______________ .................... 31 SANFORD, FLORIDA * #' a**v** Name .. S lo g a n ID “ AMID MAJESTIC PINES jkj* !'urlon- who1wS!,r e,lt or. sf nt* a card to our representative, ; Lot " be ver>' Khul to call on you and show you Syl- ell. ov: !! ‘Hresentativp Q.H‘/ eat ynu* Address coupon to Mr. I nev an‘l developer*n^vonrt *Fla - Route A. B on 103. Hugh S. 01 *' umington Del., and Garda Park, Fin. K fj M ■ l t ;» - , * Y in&HWAY t r J\7 — MAm , . the acal S ev en th o t K lo r (.o tin ly . N ovem ­ . . • T, Graceful Palm s and Flowering Hibiscus CITY OFSAMFORE _ » » » « r „ ie u inn,I. UlXN K SS toy hand nnd o f the c irc u it ChbrC Of th e J u d leW C lreu tt o f the S tate ld ". In and for S em in ole t- lorhtlr, oq t),e 7 tp ,jay o f ber, A. I>. 19 l i . *<«« - (WATCH y o u r INVESTMENT INCREASE A snldi title vi^-YVu..'.. 14, 1925. 1 - ■ _____ . . » k- • h i the Making o f a Beauty Spot OR ____ _________ . ____ STATE O F FLO RID A, to: t b rU o f the Hire lift C ou rt o f th o A. LOVELL. JE SS E I>. CO LE. Seventh J u d icia l UCIreult o f fh o J ' J ; i'AM D. MASSEY. H, C. , MeState o f F lorida, In and fo r S.-m tEl.L. I>. d . C R E N S H A W , i f My- nob* County. mif* ami If either, any or n il o f ta ld (SE A L ) 'b l . nd.itils In* dead, th en to the ‘ By A. At. W E E K S . heirs, devisees, g ra n tees or oth er ..... Deputy Clerk. ehilinuntn under W . A. L O V E L L . WILSON*. IIQ trsilO L D U n & HOYUS. I Es s e o . i -i i l b . W IL L IA M D. M AS■ Soth-ndrs for Coniplulnant. • S 'V - . E . M cD O W B L U D. d . Nov. T<t I.3I-2A, * UKNSllAW, iIdcfumimI o r othBrvrln**, ami to all pnrtlau each m l every claim ing any Interest u n d er any o f i x -r u n c o u l e e ct>« i »t o f s f . m IXOl.F. » O l \ T V , F L O R ID A . »X th,* above named d efen d a n ts, each I I D M - h lt Y . ai l •very, w hose nam es a n d .r e s l deiie-s are anktiown t o th e C o m ­ R E A L T Y T R F S T COMPANY*, a Fl>»rbb, Cnrpnratbii). JA M E S A. plainant In the above e n title d cu u sr. JOHNSON. A L F R E D FO STE R Aand lo all parties u n k n ow n w h o m V IR c. i n i a - CAROLINA C H E ir t •• ' ■ r ,-talmlnK any In terest nr l,»C A L COMPANY, a U n a w a r e C o r ter<-ts In the land In volved In this poraUup. said land I-. inv s itu a te lit Cnm plalnants S'-mlnole County, F lorid a , and d esrrllieil ns follow s. t n -w R : F. It. llt.ACK and A D titE K. B L A C K Th' Southeast Quarter ot the bis Wife ;,m| J. w . 1IEI.L am i Northwest Quarter of SectUm E L IZ A IIETII I5ELL. h i* w ife, nil Five t ; i . Tow nship tw e n ty (S o) ritabb-ots ut Sem inole C ou n ty. South, Ramse-at Wnst. Fiiirldn. ami f-.LVEU L. RIC E. «b>And It appearlm; from the sworn Inu b n ,Im n . ns 11 t~ RIC E & hill o f eom plnlnt herein that y ou COMPANY and <aeh of y ou may claim some Defendants. rlaht. title or Interest In und to the X e tlrr of Spei-Inl M-*ster*» Sale property herein above described. Nolle,* Is hereby u lven that p u rIt Is th erefore O R D E R E D Hint y ou and eaeli of you be and you santit to a Final Po,-r><s* In the a b o v e are hereby required to appear to entitle,I riiuse, ilalcd tin* f>lb. d a y th 1:111 o f C om plaint herein filed o f Nm i tnli-r, A D. 1925. th e undel In thin m u se, on M onday the “ th sl«n*'il. a< Speelal M aster, w ill « f f - r day. of Decem ber. A. D. 1925 the for sale and sell to the h lab est and emu* helm : a Hub* Day <*f the bent bidder for cash at the fr o n t Court, at the Court House In S a n ­ d o o r " f the Court H ouse In San ford. ford. Sem inole County. Florida, ntul Sem inole County. F lo rid a , w ith in tlu* b'Kul hours o f sa le o n M onday '.TIO I iBH xi!B X B 9H M aaaaE iB aR R >H H 38aR H B naiaBaBasi9aiBH aiiiiaN aH aM 9iaii IveSTM E -M T rmm " i r *> ■ •• r\ "▼ va. �HERALD, IER 14. 1921 ET LookU Wet j| Q . p • J 1120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND 4 MILES LAKE FRONT ON NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $ 1 0 0 P er A cre * • *.* ' w . ' ' ' 141 *• Foster. ■ • • > Phone 1741\y : * *; ' , • W E “ M IN E” OUR OW N BUSINESS M odern Poultry farm , equipped with necessary out houses and brooders. Quarter mile from depot, Longw ood. Containing 10 acres; 7-room house. All live stock including several hundred chickens. ^ Jk'rres in grove— 6 to 8 years old. immediate sale. M R. INVESTOR N EAR ORLANDO AND KISSIMMEE Price reasonable fo r 10 Acres of Prosperity ), K . F a r m s a r c lo e a te il l>etwr»*n O rla n ilo anil K lw lm m c o an il vim lly am i q u ic k ly ncCt-mlMi' to b oth clticn o v e r Kami riunlu. T h em ; fa r m s are cut Into 10 a c r e tra ct*. and no laid o u t th a t e v e ry tract fr o n t s on a w id e road le n d in g In to m alit h ig h w a y . F o r th e ra in in g o f / tr u ck , cltrtm fr u it, d a iry in g o r p o u ltr y . F lo r id a o f f e r s n o b e tte r land. T h e lo c a tio n Is Ideal, b e in g n o t o v e r 30 m inu tes fro m e ith e r O rla n ­ d o o r K iss im m e e . T h ese fa r m s a r c hlKh. d r y a n d rich soil, and on ly W E H A V E SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PR O PE R TY THAT W IL L PRO VE PRO FITABLE TO YOU. Also Small A creage fo r Subdivision, Close to Orlando $125.00 ACRE Realty Development Corporation W. D. LEAKE, Resident Manager OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS O-K FARMS D. E. M AN ASCO L ongw ood. JOE T IN K E R Tinker Bldg., Orlando 21 Court Street Orlando, Fla 18 N. Orange Avenue Phone 2062 Orlando, Fla, 40 ACRES Close to Oviedo $100.00 per acre BRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE Lane-Hardison Corporation ORLANDO, FLORIDA. We have never sold a piece of property on which the purchaser has not made a profit. No. 12 Watkins Bldg, roper ORLANDO, FLORIDA I f so, let uslii r a p i d i t y with whit FOR SALE the best subdivision tracts in Orange county. $1500 per acre. $5,000 binder. balance 1, 2 and 3 years. e v e r y d a y asking Our years a guarantee to make you a cli If sold at once will tnke $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, Up to date listings o f Business A N O T H E R B A R G A IN SN AP 14*/i A cres in South Orlando Property, A creage, Homes All in the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. For quick turn over will take $60,000 on the very best of terms. For informa­ tion write, phone, or wire. ROBINSON & SAMUEI Empire Hotel Orlando Florida Orlando ,Fla. 432 N. Orange Avenue Follow the Slogan Lake fron t lots CAN YOU BEAT IT? NO! TERMS—One-half cash, balance in 12 months �* »' •• T> \ - ' SATURDAY, NO $ 2 5 0 Per A cre rlando, Florida NELA ISLE Make Money Is Different t AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT •* Only 135 Lots— 67 Water Fronts in Lake Conway ■<**'* A t Prices which mean Splendid Re-sale P rofits 9 WRITE FOR PARTICULARS THE LOVETT CO. 119 S. Orange St. 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; 840,000. 40 Acres just a short Lake Butler, 2,000 ft. age on three lakes, 17 ing grove, 23 acres cleared land, $29,000. distance from of lake front­ acres in bear­ of additional M A ITLA N D ‘WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M EET’ We have been in business ^boosting Mail land" ever since 1021, our officers taking an ..ding part in buildii\sc,.v*-1'?-* 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. A REALTORS \ “ Where Values anti Prices Harmonize" Orlando. Florida 62 N. Orange Rhone 960 v Office Next to Postofficc— Phone 1210 J Maitland, Florida Orlnndo, Fla. Eas two o d-W illiams Co. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 34 E. Pino St., Orlando, Fla. Offers for Sale FLETCIIER-BULGER 1 *AHUM Vt!lj I.P.SIAS REALTY CO. The Famous Code Hill Est ate 22 West Pine St. Telephone 1133 / Orlando This estate has 190 acres in Seminole County, and 100 acres in, Orange County. ,11 N. Orange,Aye, Orlando, Florida. ,. ...... M„ Phones 176S—2567 See Us For Orlando Property s, A n y Lease? We will he pleased to give any information to interested parties. Sanford Office— 113*/; Magnolia Ave. Miller Htdg. EASTW00D-WILLIAMS CO. REALTORS Phone 716. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE at the our doors reputation, is •One trial will GOLD! GLITTERS! So do our customers’ eyes when we show them our exclusive ACREAGE C0 M E Let us know when you lire com ing to Orlando and we will have a salesman waiting to welcome you and show, your our— listings in Seminole County. E. SHEPHERD Here’s Some Red Hot Buys! 120 acre tract adjoining Osteen roads on twosides of property. ?<!;>•) pet net e casj tei ms. 59 ycres two miles from Altamonte Springs Hotel—lake frontage $330 per acre— good terms. 10 acres adjoining Chuluotn $150 per acre.— Terms. 80 acres adjoining Chuluota, $100 per acre. Brown-Lewis-Morrison, Inc. Seminole County Acreage Specialists 2036 \V. Pine St. BEST BUYS EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 Orlando Hank & Trust Company • Phone 1037 Orlando, I la. il Location of Lake M abel Ten Lots Reserved (or Hunting Clara corner, and one-half mile from from Orlando Road on count> loatb Phone 2668 E ight miles out west Cential A\enue there lies the Development. Privilege Given ein-ht. miles west on Dixie Highwaj to i �jpaB U , t- - R® Wf.l> . PAGE TW ELVE .. ,„* 1,, •: . -•1 ■-*•.-. ■ m- " V ^ ' ;' ' ‘ V ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, FM- ■ NOVI J__ ____ *«vl jK pi I t • H ___ y \4 . nE A L ESTATE . BETTER BUYS KARL J. SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Illdg. _ Two Good Investments in Business Properly on First Street 620 acres near Cheney Highway. This is a real money maker and there is not much land left at this price. Per acre.................................... .....§ 101) Do you want a Home? I have them to suit anyone and at prices below the market value. Prices range from................................$4,500 to $20,000. I have a lot in San Lanta right by the entrance on Sanford Avenue and the price is only........................................................................................... $.1,000 Lots in a good section of the city for.....................................................SI,000 I f you are a developer, I have* the best Lake Front Tract in this county and it is near the County Club. ____ H Phone 713. Phone 744. __________ In Bel-Air Price $7900 N otice These Terms OSCAR R. BROOKS Only $1,000 clown, balance easy. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments. » ______ TEN CHOICE LOTS l I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS *■ * | 3 large lots on Mellonville Ave., V/> blocks from ball naa! j Contains 1 corner and 2 inside. Very good investmS' 1 Beautiful plot on Crystal Lake. Runs from Crystal AiSffl to lake. GGxl40 ft. This is a giveaway for §1,500.00 French Avenue, between 11th and 12th Streets. Fa,t‘ >a ing paid. 64x117. 50x117. These lots can be bought un market prices. 5 beautiful, high lots, on Evans Street, including one cn lots. At $2,000 each. These cannot be duplicated. 1 exceptionally large lot on Sanford Avenue. 70x150 Tn,t tial section. This is worth looking into. . 11 5 room Bungalow .Corner Palmetto Avenue and 18thStr*d Completely furnished. At the very low figure of §6,2500$ INVESTMENTS 203-205 Mcisch Building TH E LOT K IN G — Phone 482-w 306 First National Bank Bldg. LiccnedReal] ‘'USE YOUR FORESIGHT” W . F. HOLBORN, Mgr. i HOMES—LOTS—FARM S ACREAGE TODAY’S BEST BUYS . .»*• In and N ear Enterprise, the Dig Develop Beautiful lot on Hughey Street between Park nml Magnolia, only $1'J(K) for quick sale with goon terms. Large lot, 75x140 in Rose Court. Priced at $220(1 fur quick sale. Corner lot, eastern exposure on Twelfth and Laurel. in tho next few days. Benutiful lot in Mnyfnir for only $3750 with suitable terms. Two lots in Franklin T ex a co $1250.00 fitch. House completely furnished on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, $8,500.00. Terms. House and lot No. 1705 Magnolia lot size 03x130 for only $4,500.00. Act quick on this! Block o f six lots on Sanford Avenue, one block north o f Rose Drive filling sta­ tion, all fo r $ 1,200 with terms. Seven room house on Magnolia Avenue very close in. Priced fo r quick sale at $11,000 with terms to suit. 1593 A cres -For Quick Sale, Wo Huvc- Will sell for $1000, if sold Every modern convenience. Seven room s and bath on beautiful corner on Sanford Heights with garage apart* rnent and three garngep on rear o f lot. Every convenience. Priced $15,000. $87.50 PER ACRE H alf the price o f adjoining land—Beautifully| around and side o f lakes, SEE US NOW! COLCLOUGH R E A L T Y CO. McCALL & FOX “ The Firm Substantial” 113V** M agnolia Ave. BRYANT & HATHAWAY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 311 First National Hank HIdg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfor 20 Years Experience With Florida Land “ REAL BARGAINS” Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate — INVEST YOUIE SUItPLUS IN INCOME HEAL ESTATE. I ET US EXPLAIN— We h«ve three lots ou L e r Avenue, on block from Forrest I.jkt Motel, Come in and see us about them. Two wonderful lots in Hose Court, faring on Sanford Avenue. On? a corner lot on (irand View and Sanford, $0,000.00. Half cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Act quick about this reasonable buy. Two lots on Park Avenue and Central, 131x130 with n 1 ! ft alley. $8,000 half caah, balance 1 and 2 years. We have several lots In Franklin Terrace from $1,000 nml up. -* IN W OO D RU FF SUBDIVISION All in one block. $7,000.00. *f‘ i t Onc- See u s about them to­ d a y and don't wait until tomorrow. FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. Corner L ot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price. This is near the Forrest Lake Hole l*» *# It ftMftl*'* r»|it > il L One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue... Thirteen acres facin g on Lake Monroe, 1200 fj fron t. P r ic e ............................................. Seven Lots fron tin g on Sanford Avenue bet™ m ercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.01* fourth cash, balance easy. ALSO BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF SANFORD Selling homes to home-seekers is a big feature o f our business. We have property in all parts o f the city. 1131 /-* Magnolia. FOURTEEN LOTS « iflft. It* i |Jt*4 ill ||H|«90 t 2 M odern-Six Room Residences r , R.C. TISDALE REALTOR Phono 746 Real Estate Investment In Edgewood, §8,000.00 each. v Terms. 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23.1 Ready fo r occupancy De­ cember 1st. We O ffer an Entire Block] CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES The Beauty Spot for Homes F ronting on First Street just o f f Sanford Avt A Beautiful Home business property is unexcelled by any in Sanj On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. I One-third cash. Look it over and be convinced. The price fo r a few clays will be #110,0041 CHOICE CITY LOTS N E A R CENTER Britt-Chitjrenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS Close in, between 4th and 5th on Palmetto Avenue, nice home, m ust be sold in the next two weeks. F ifty-three acre farm near S an ford at a price that will inter­ est you, ask us about it. F. IL SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 117 202 First Street 210 E. 1st St. Mi* Phone 735 Phone 703-709 B A R G A IN S ’ TWO HOMES J. that can not be equalled, fur the money in the city. One 5-rooni house with garage on a 50 foot lot for $1,000.00 with terms. TO THE PEOPLE OF ' SANFORI) List your property with us. Wo have calls every day for homes, lots and business prop­ erty. 1 1 For $3,000.00 You can depend on our entire corporation. Completely 5 rooms and sleep1 * PURVIS & WILCOX 5 Ball Bldg. " " “r 54500* ‘ - hX One lot Fort Mellon........ One lot Fort Mrliurt (Inc lot palmetto Aveno*. LAKE MONROE DEVELOP­ MENT CO. L iTw®J The Substantial Wjjjj,! 12-14 GarnerAVcotu^ TELEPHONE ™ Brumley Puleston Bldg. E. F. ANDREWS I $7600 Near 3 subdivisions on French Ave. Tainianii Land Company Phone 766 $ 7,200 Two story h o u s e . 5 roomj provements, Ec<y Ten**- One l-rooni house, sleeping porch and garage, 50 foot lot With Terms. Room 3-3Vi Ball Building Phone 142 cash, balance over 4 year period. 57c binder foij SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. Many real estate men say that we arc offc cheap. • .. .. ; j i $ - Manager i — J �• S R _ ,„ ^Ai>a<iimt A :.r ^e * _r * f '<15 • .1 —- ^ ^ S S B Q g g ^ ^ tj ATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14.’ 1925. ___ _ fT lI § ‘ * — — ^ on inis Pade is a Paying Investmen 22— Sale, Furnitue 5— Autos, Sale 42 Advtg. Mediums We carry a full line. Our prices aro right. Cosh OT AS _ STA CHRONICLE — Au^ A u g u s t a '1 greatest 1920 Bukk y ~ Touring. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. 1923 Ford Coupe. terms. Wo want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 321 E. F in t S t 1920 v 3 £ “ 6" Touring. Oak and 2nd St. 7— Business S ervice fANEY’S DRUG STORE - Pre■crlptlona. Drugs. S«*M* . «re as near you aa yoor phona. Call 103. fU nrtlon. iiilhl* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt na Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electraglth Radio. auent ild bt 1* o t thorrule* I* yo“ ad If you to ih«lr •r If it on* 1baa ■ can't funlaa* I«»ll»0t. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag' nolia and Second. First and Elm Sanford Avenue and 10th Street Expert service. MIRACLE Concrete C o , general cement work, aide walks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. Terwilleger. Prop. ADDRESSING — Moltlgraphing. folding and mailing— os you want it— ivhen you want It Phano 673. n . E. Porch, First National Bank Bldg. 9—For Rent, Houses FOR RENT: Six room house. T. A. Greenlenf, Lake Mary, Fin. LOST: Liver colored bird dog. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest I Name Joe. Liberal reward. It. A. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, |Newman. Phone 116 or 53. weekly and Sunday. Classified 25— Opticians, Jewelers rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ nal-Herald, Wayeross, Georgia. C. VI ELK, Jeweler. Watch. jewelery and clock repairing ami‘ THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho engraving. Quick service. 11C M ag-1 accepted want nd medium it* nolia Avenue. I'hone 442. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. FOIL RENT: Housekeeping apart­ ment close in. Want young lady Stores room-mate to share same. Prefer one who works. Apply 314 East 5th Street nfter six p. in. on Sun­ day._______________________________ 10— For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT: Garage at Gtl Park Ave. kneoilfl FOR RENT: 3 room furnished housekeeping apartment. All conveniences. Adults. 316 E. f*th St. I I— For Sale, Acreage ■x FOR SALE: Acreage from one to twenty acres. Box U1A, Sanford Fla. 20— Fur Sale, Miscellaneous ppliea On and after January the 10th, 1026, the Painters scale Thousands of Maine will bo $1.00 per hour. FOR SALE OR TR A D E : Buy in the mountains o f Alnbunui 240 acres, 7 miles town, railroad.' part of land open for cultivation. Good spring water, 2 houses, some fruit, timber, enough to build sev­ eral houses. Place suituble for residence year round. Several tor streams. Price $20 per acre. \V. D, •Smyth, Box 538, Gaffney, S. C. I-OR SALE: Nasturtium plants, 15c per dozen; Oleander, 3 and 4 feet tall, 25 cents each. See R. ale F. Cooper, School Garden. ) lEla'L L. S P U R L IN G , FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in STEW ART THE FLORIST” the FORT LAUDERDALE Flowers /o r all occasioni. DAILY NEWS— it covers Brow­ 814 Myrtle. Phone 280-W ard County thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing 33— Wanted sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy nnd rate card upon W AN TED: 4 wheel go-cart in request. good condition. State price. Ad­ dress S. W. care Herald. FOR SALE— Space on the page for classified advertisements. W A N TED : Painting and paper Why not rent those vacant rooms, hnnging. Phone Curtis, 255, Sun- or sell that second-hand goods? ford nnd N. Y. OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales G EN ERAL CONTRACTOR: All through the Xenia Gazette, Zenkinds of subdivision work, clear­ in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ ing. Address J. Oliver, 518 East trict. Want ud and display rates 8th Street, Sanford, Fla, on request. W ILL BUY any property, any PALM BEACH COUNTY — The where, nny time, city lots, scene of stupendous develop­ acreage, old property or im­ ment. Read nho ut it in the I‘aim proved. Make offerings right Beach Post. Sample copy sent on now. Tomorrow is a day lost. request. C. T. J. Herald Office. 34— Wanted Help, Female F lorleta A seocla tlon . Apartment House Site on First Street Extension. $150 Per Front Foot 117 Magnolia Avenue Elton J. Moughton ( To ' ■— ■ - Florida VALDEZ HOTEL JV h o n c 7 2 7 Kurnprau I’ lno V t ik le z R e a lt y C o. Sanfard'i t.cadtnv llutrl Valdez Hold Building WtillT W. WAIIXEII. Mnnaarr W.V. Wheeler Inc. S. W. BRADFORD jW ll Schulte s Selected Listings Realtor Milano Theatre Bldg. C O M P A N Y . __ _ R E A L T Y '.: Phone 490W Wasting Time There is no Substitute Sticks alone, will not make a fire—you must also have a match. Circulation helps to make a newspaper. But mere numbers taken by themselves alone cannot he the sole giUHfe 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 o t h e r country, makes China thu best country to live in. I : c k f: 'ill; it 120 South Park Ave. FULTON, INC. ‘We Cover Florida Heal Estate Like the Sunshine' Real Estate Best Business Site in Snntonl Developers mm ill Promoter; . / t} ' ' 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. Price $13,000 Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. FIRST ST. W. II. SMITH, Mgr. I'hone 41 ..................... m u .................. ................................................................. ..... - ............ By GEORGE McMANUS J U b T tvONVe. OUT OF VMPa T O W N V ?J'T T,"*v v . ^1 *hir ••j > • ■ I> W KTCH VOOR. c ,R i p . m o t h e .g; ' w e are ll n .R .' its ei .u SANFORD, FLORIDA. (Borders two lakes) tKETsy * — I Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 acres at i'aola H R E E T K K E T 'j AG YV JH E R E - 5ho Seminole Hotel SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers Price $122,500 'n in ; O e 200 feet frontage U-L TAvXE Avv/rvLK OA.{ “ ! First Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) T i\r THE Q I r OM TV(C F»R.^)T 7R N H o u t : ------------- TOQE K o v io e o 31to7 The above score if in favor of Florida will suit us fine Saturday. I) TO These bargains cannot last long. ___ BROWN Telephone 473-w &K n Lots 9, 10 in blk "K ” on new 1st street, just oppo­ site Forrest Lake Hotel at $500.00 per foot. Realty Co. , l « 5 or Int i. F xatuhc ScRvicr. IreJ Cir*l Dilx.n .ilk*. II •/*/ tr Lots 7, 8, Irik. 11, tier "A " on Sanford Avenue, at _ — $160.00 per foot. Lots 3, 4 Irik “ J" on new 1st street, a t ...................... $175.00 per foot. 122 Union Ave. - \ ■■IlMilXIIBriKaNSIIUIIIIIlSIlllUIMISKllllSSIIll11* M tO U H D TH U toLOCK J O tiT VO bCAstdtl THtL )__ _ 'N T H 'E V E b -ILi ' iT .4 Brokers 39-W anted Situation. Female iS T fC T~ JOHN E. FOX, Representative for Results O Why waste your time runnround looking for ning around Tor n good investment T Let ua show you how you can in­ vest your money nnd double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. Wo have been in tho real estato business for years nnd nro glnd to say WO hnvo tho finest listings nnd tho best values in tho Stato o f Florida, COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action iNcoRppftATrfz IZ J ■------------ “3f~nTALTQR9~^ — ■■ - ■— W ANTED: At once real salesman. Aply to E. F. Andrews, manager Lake Monroe Development Com­ pany, Brumley-I’uteston Bldg. Vn Building 4.— Apartment House site corner Park Ave., and 5th Street, $107 117. Faces Central Park, the most beau­ tiful park i nthe city. The price for a short time is $30,000.00. Fourth cash, bal­ ance I, 2, and 3 years at H',I. This is tile choice location of tile apartment house sites. 2.— Ten acres of good truck farming land in Euroka Hammock. Flowing well has been driven on this property. Tract is conveniently located near a loading station. $300 per acre will buy this ten acre tract. Terms will Itt* made. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription h> th<* Tribune or band it to yutir local dealer so you enn read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, $8.1)0, 0 months, $4.00, three months $2.00. tf you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy udd 75c to your order. 111 1st Nat’l. Bank 3.— Five adjoining lots on French Ave., at 13th Street. $12,500.00 for nil five lots. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 years at 8';; . Corner lot can he bought for $4,500.00 1-3 cash; balance, t, 2, and 3 yes, nt S ',! . 1.— An opportunity to buy lota in a fast growing resi­ dential section. Located in South Sanford. Faring on Dixie Highway, $25,000.00 will liny alt of these lots with one third rush nnd the balance to Milt purchaser. The price is in advance Dec. I, 1925. It will pay you to investigate. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay 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. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. ^ cop 'M Sanford. ACREAGE* BUSINESS-HOMES 35— Wanted Help, Male O H tT O U L O O K FUSE.' I HEVLK KHE.VV f Q U V E l^ E b O ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS i^ T H K lV ^ NE8 ,t O | T O F ix llAIttlKll SltOl* 11-1 Magnolia Ave. First Class Harbors Special Attention Given To Ladles and Children. REALTORS Herald Want Ads Are Result Ads $ HILTON’ S BOOTH & GIBBS specialist. Subdivision to Oras satcsludy or cashier. Under-j ? tando, Florida, and F l o r a stand the yiork thoroughly. Ad- ! Heights. Florida on Dixie High­ dretu P. O. Box 352, City. way. For best results in Classified Aclvcitisint? HELP W ANTED: Female. Active I‘ OR SALE: 120 feet east frontcall 148 and give your ad over telephone, or young lady, well acquainted in ago by 200 feet deep on San- this section to represent “ Fulford a salesman will call. Aye. $2,500. Terms. Addrct* By-the-Sea” distributing literature •• U. Box 352. and inviting guests to make our K ill SALE: Corner lot 120 feet Free Bus Trips to Miami. Com­ front, 125 feet deep on Sanford mission basis with expense money furnished. Add res. i manager, 250 ^ri°m Barbecua stand. So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla. I 0 -00: 12 Jots in Gindervillc " 'H R . subdivision cheap. Terms reason­ able. D. J. care Herald. A LITTLE W AN T AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big Ik 1(ir F(r>0 S/ N ‘ o: ,By °wners lots 55x results. those old ar­ |barber t..’ k i , l, ‘fnd drained, water ticles youAdvertise have stored away and 8L ite o f c u lt iv a - have no use for. A little thirtyelcome. linn * | -‘i ' c-d ' fr,om postoffice. Puv- ce:it ud may bring you several Sanford r ^ P* C* Wel« h- dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ ................................. ....... ............. ........... ............................. * * * * * * * * sentative will call and see you. ^ L '.eC O T E h Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Mnyfnir lot, 61x135 on Mellonvillc Avenue, close to 1st. Street. W A N TE D : 1 waitress. Apply Lin­ coln Hotel. s u b -d iv is io n W AN TED : Position in drug store1.;. u o u -b t G. TAYLOR DYER + * * * * * + * * * t* * * * * * * * * * * * i* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * l ■ -*** * 0 -M Y Phono 175 Member «>t SANFORD. FLA Florida S l a t e W ISE INVESTOR 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees W AN TED : Salesman and Sales­ lady. Apply to Mr. Curley. Fletcher anil Bulger Realty Co., Miller Bldg. 113 Magnolia Ave. REMINGTON Portable four-bank I'hone 746, Typewriters, "the king o f port­ ables. $00. Barret Portable Adding W A N TE D : Boy nt the Postal Tel­ Machines. Cun't bo beat. Seminole egraph Office. Apply at once. Printery, Phone 03, Welaka Bldg. MEN wishing to enter dining, ■IOR SALK: One baby grnnd pi­ sleeping ear service as conduc­ ano, bland new. Will sell at half tors, porters, waiters, write 123 Price. I*. O. Box 023, Orlando, Fla. Knilwny Exchange, Kahsas City. 21— Sale, Real Estate J. H. HUTCHINSON It HA I. K STATIC 111 W m t F irst Street 5 i&fljrr House Close In $1000.00 Cash Takes It Balance Easy COWAN— All kinds JAMES of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water arid Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third S t m t . Tele­ phone 1 1 1 . ____________ » Wc Offer to the ONE MORE LEFT WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See ur first. We do i t Phone 417-W ft. R. Ave.-Commcrclal S t HILL LUMBER CO. House Service. Quality and Price. F irst N a tion al lla n k . MS , r ™nni. > 2 * « • interested In Florida FOR SALE: Exceptional business Local 1261, Sanford the them through n/ ’ fi" e Kara2e building. llla t ff" * '"*'• “ "I •» *P<0x134 feet in town center, SorBy M. D. JACKSON, rento. Lake County. Fla. Price $5,Financial Secretary. 000. Title perfect Walter Cooper, LIJA c ^ A B O Lr Talk County and owner. TpW and* „throuKh the StarNew Shipment of FOR SALE: 5 room house and i| J rr.am- Bcat advertising medlirrorware Aluminum 3 " ,In Soa*h Florida. Published gnrnge, 3 miles out. $1000. $300 mornmKs. STA R -TE LE G R A M has just arrived. We can com­ down, $25 month. Phone 571-J, Lakcland. Florida. pletely equip your kitchen In the best grade of cooking utensils...... 24,— Lost, Found MORGANTOWN, 5V. VA., people HALL HARDWARE CO. are interested in Florida. Each PHONE 8 STRAYED OR STOLEN: Persian ?n »u m ,.thr°uith a classified nd cat, smokey black with four in the Morgantown POST. Six white feet, white on tip of nose, jjCnts a wor‘1 lor six consecutive white whiskers long hair and bushy tail. Reward for information lead­ ing to recovery or return to J. B. C(IVU5?PUS ledger — Colder, Clyde Line Docks. , Classified ads have the largest LO ST: \Vhite Poodle dog. Answers circulation in Southwestern Geor­ to name of “ Peggy*. Reward. gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. Phone 370-W or 51. BUYERS or sellers of n ° rida rea estate advertise In LOST: DnKoon tires, Fisk cord be­ the St. Peter*hn.r Times. One con* tween Sanford nnd New Smyrna v*v-w**wMrv, t two centg a won road. $15 reward if returned to Sundays. Scotty's Filling Station 12th St., Sanford Avenue. ^ RURIDA—45RI.ANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ A REW ARD of $10 will be paid fied business, rate lc a word, min­ with return of female cat, dis­ imum 24c cash with order. appeared from my old home at Fort Reed either Monday after 11 THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT o ’clo ck or Tuesday a. m. Color — Central West Virginia's lurgshading from light tan to dark est daily. Want nd rate I t-2c per brown nnd white markings. Phone word; 4 insertions I l-4c; 0 or 47. Nona A. Wylly. more lc per word each insertion. I W. Phillips’ Sons ** _ ■ i a_I C3i eon- llealdent of Florida Since ISS4. Itefei enci**: classified mediumf^rate* char™ lin0c n’ edi!Jm’ rat«- «Mh. 9« charge^ c-- H « i _ i O c minimum. 17— For Sale, Houses < « { jir ts , Tr i n^ o p u Phone 3 NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS : � 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 14, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEM BER Court Told J. C.ROBINSON1 lting Letter” TESTIFIESAT Lansdowne RATEHEARING Camera Studies at “Pi tiv M urder’’ Trial m Follows Short Talk Of Math­ ews On Increase of Tonnage In Starke Section At Or­ lando Session This looming d o m e s t ic Several reported killed when two trains of Pcnnsylvnnin Rail­ road collided nt Monmouth Junc­ tion, N. J., early this morning. Question of whether intangible property ennb c justly placed on nsscMimcnt rolls if a low rate is applied, is discussed a t tax con­ ference. Disinherited relatives of Ar­ chibald McArthur, wealthy spir­ itualist of Dodgeville Wis., await outcome of investigation into cir­ cumstances surrounding his denth. Ili:<;cs and boos greet tele­ gram from Adjt.-Gcn. Davis refusing to allow Col. William Mitchell attend dinner of war aviators in New York. Sixty letters, alleged to have been written by the bride of Leonard Kip Rhinelander to him and which were being used by tho plaintiff in his suit to annul the marriage, have mysteriously vunished, counsel announces. NUMBER 89 HOME EDITION 12Killed WhenTwo PennsylvaniaTrains Crash This Morning HUNDREDS ENJOY •v S S f f i 3 £ 2 ROAT RAFFS AND Says Shippers Save Carriers Many Cars While Scorcs Rclicf ™ > « T HERE ( . S S Presents Table Showing Dif­ ference in Cars Required If Ronds Hind The Growers T; i r ri i , X ^ T To Be Badly Hurt i'.T s?S ciTOw^'l'roKram Officials Send Special Train While Traffic Undaunted by n laden sky and IsTied Up For Hours choppy seas churned by the stiff wind blowing across Lake Monroe, Sanford’s sea pilots yesterday pro­ NEWARK. N. J.. Nov. 12. vided thrilling spin i. for a large lubstannr 12 persona crowd of sp ectator gulhVTlMf !charges the municipal dock, and along tin? were killed and several injur­ At the left are two new camera studies of Hr. Harold K. Blazer, who is on tr jpts had water front to witness what is said ed today when the Pennsyl­ * olo., in connection with the killing of his crippled, imbccilic daughter linzil. tr.ee her to lie the first power boat ragettu vania passenger trail Number sufferings and to relievo his married dnughted, Fram es Bishop (right) of her ever staged in this city. L Shenone of the princopal witnesses against him. The races, Held under the aus­ 6, from St. Louis to New York lr>'. Mrs. pices of the American Legion, in telescoped the two rear coach­ I widow connection with the Armistice Day es of train Number ICO, Lr,amli?r celebration, were declared to have Washington to New York, at been more successful than the com­ I d court mittee hail hoped, establishing be­ Plainsboro at 5:30 o’clock. K.- I’a ill yond doubt th e1value of the lake The rear car, the Pullman, car­ K d has Mr. Matthewo told of the possi­ ried 10 passengers. Victims car­ as a drawing card for sporUs STATE bilities of increased tonnage of ried from the wreckage were rushed to hospitnls in New Bruns­ Jury trying County Commis­ shipments of vegetables from the wick and Trenton. A corps of re­ Starke section. He stated that in Ijj prove sioner Core of Wakulla for al­ 1921 there shipped from that sec­ lief workers, doctors and nurses leged mnl usuage of county jury offrom St. Francis Hospital at Tren­ tion about 20 cars of green corn fundit, was still deliberating to­ Both Teams Are Weak On iher give nnd in 1925 thoro wore 82 cars Luther McArthur lias started a vitlcd keen competition and much ton, went to the scene in a spec­ DODGKVILLE, Wis., Nov. 12.— day after having been out sinco it board Defense lint Hackfield Men (/Pi—Disinherited relatives of will having a petition for revoca­ excitement. J. I>. Woodruff pilot­ ial train. shipped. These shipments, he said, j former Wednesday morning. I’lav H.’illiantly; Sanford Archibald McArthur, wealthy tion of t!ie prolmte of the instru­ ed bis own craft around the buoys Thomas Wry of Lynn, Mass., were limited by (nipping facilities Mass of technical matter with |rr Lansbecause green corn retains more detailed exhibits presented at Protests Game In Last Half spiritualist, and formerly a promi­ ment in court in Jacksonville. The to lend the speed boat class homo said to bo a hrakemau on No. Hill, Uke the by a comfortable margin. The received a broken hack. He was nent Wisconsin attorney, haul, ease still is in litigation. il flight rate hearing, which reconvened field heat than most other vege­ thrills of tire afternoon came dur­ taken to Middlesex Hospital, New stockholder and publisher, were tables nnd the carriers did not per­ this morning at Orlando. McArthur, who was more than By HARLAN W his proawaiting word today from Madi­ 85 years old when lie died, came ing tile race of small bonis power­ Hrunswick. mit sufficient icing to carry to the WASHINGTON ‘ son, Wis., on mi examination ol* to Dodgeville, following his gradu­ ed with outboard motors. The tiny market. Frank Herseig, 27. of Baltimore, R. Reid, Widow o f Commander Lansthe vital on, ins of .Mr. McArthur, ation from Lawrence college at craft found the heavy seas hard was taken to Trenton with injur­ Shippers Save Carriers IjaiJ here downe, pilot of the . ill-fated v.liitli were being made by Hr. C. Appleton, Wis. He began the going, ami many of the entrants ies about the nock and buck. Secretary Robinson declared that Iport Mit- Shenandoah, goes on stand be­ H. Bunting, University of Wiscon­ practice of law and later also pul>- were drenched. P. A. Mero won the shippers were voluntarily sav­ p.svy Ile- fore militury court and gives sin, i’ntlioliigist ami Mead llurke, iislied a weekly newspaper. He the event. Ten Doctors Go To Scene Fof “crim- testimony regarding insulting ing the carriers the use of many C,. Both tennis play Field Day Program Given. his assistant. once was known ns one of the host cars by shipping above the prcc well, time and agaii u the nc- letter thnt was an attempt to in­ i^ p N T O N , N. J., Nov. 12.-(,V> Following the boat races, tiro The body was exhumed in the dressed men in Southern Wiscon­ ent minimum of both citrus and the large Armistice Rhe trial. | field day program was given at the — A cco rd in g ,Jo word received at cemetery here on an order obtain­ fluence her testimony before air vegetables. sin, always wearing silk hats but brilliant plays and Stand ed by I.. McArthur, a nephew who as years passed lie adopted many | Municipal Athletic Field, bofora the* Clinton Street Station of tho board. He presented a table showing was a battle of bnc seeks further information of the peculiar habits. Shortly before lie one of the largest crowds ever ns- Pennsylvania ltaUro.il shortly be­ I <to*] as the number, of cars that would lie ^atiu%„f gearing, wjt LOCAL > circumstances surrounding bis left Dodgeville he bccuino unkempt, cmilled by {Sheriff l,’. M. Hand for fore 9 o ’clock this moaning, there lify in the required if the shippers hold the Wcak on t|Ie defense, stand and death. permitted Ids beard to grow and the local Legiunaircs, but hccausu was loss o f life when a passenger Armictice Day program fea­ car lends down to the minimum of train, -number six running from brvouj ami tured by boat races and rodeo 300 boxes and the number of cars paid daily visits to a graveyard at of his sudden illness, the affair St. Louis to New York crnnhucl r (rum ill- staged here Wednesday a fter­ required with 300 boxes loaded. Dusk “to commune with spirits." was conducted under the direction into tho rca- o f i -nger tmb*. of Walter Pa. 4. the sht tff’s >roferience of noon. lie bought an uutn and went • Tho table showed savings of ap­ nui.-oer UP/ 5 'Washington to NY-.v tller. sired in u Sanford High School footbnll proximately 3,000 cam in 1909-10, Florida. McArthur never married. Fight con entrants exhibited York train rat . Plainsboro, Ih's btions put team loses to Kissimmee Avni- 5,000 He hns a brother in California and in 1922-23, 10,000 each in pretty form mid furnished inter­ morning nt about 6:15 o'clock. istice* ay by a score o f 33 to 15. a sister in England. 1923-21 nnd 1021-25. Ten cloctors, 22 nurses, a priest esting entertainment as they click­ it. S. Kntzminger, who negot He asserted thnt the growers ed the rings in the tournament rid­ and several sisters from St. Fran­ iated transaction which brought ami shippers were penalized on JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 12.—OV) ing. Eddie Pell was awarded the cis Honpitni left here on n relief big poultry interests to Sem i­ difference of minima in shipments — A hearing on the petition by ' fir--1 prize, $3!i while Dave Self train at 7:45 oclock for the scene nole county, predicts wonderful 1to Jacksonville nnd of the minima Luther McArthur to revoke tho laud W. K. Kilhcc won second nnd o f tho disaster. future for Longwood and Sem i­ Jon shipments beyond. He pointed prolmte of the will of his uncle, third awards, $23.10 and $25.00 reOnly one injured person, Frank nole county in connection with out that shippers by heavier load­ the late Archibald McArthur, weal­ ■spectivoly. H ersig, 27, of Baltimore, has thus the recently announced enter­ ing were snving the earners one thy unmarried Wisconsin limit, far been brought to Trenton. Ho Kilhcc Wins Sprint Event. Kation prise. who died in Jacksonville, is to lie car in every five cars of citru • In the sprint for tournament is severely injured about the neck held here before County Judgo | Imrses and riders, following tho land legs. December 2, is date rut by fruit shipped north from Florida.1 John W. I)u Bose on Nov. 21. board of governors of Sanford Penalties on minima past Jncksnn■lance handling contest, W. K. KilYacht Club for the formal open­ ville were said to lie $85 per ear McArthur contests the document ; bee showed the heels of his mount ing of the clubhouse on the lake- on grapefruit and $93 per car on left by bis uncle, in which the ma­ to the field. Returning the win­ front. jor portion of a $350,IMM) estate was ner, lie was awarded the $25 prize oranges. heipieatlied to .Mr. anil Mrs. George j offered. Eddie Pell was second, Mt. Robinson said that shippers A. Rafferty, Jacksonville citizen wining $15, mol Joe Cameron preferred the package rate ship­ ordinary football game, lie fnirly emulated another Red, the famous mid of no km to McArthur, with truiled to win the $10 show money. ment) to that of carload lots. By his grace of movement and | the relatives each receiving only He said however that it was Grange, yesterday. lie carried the ball -30 times and tiie ease with which lie handled his neee:iinry thnt minimum oil cab bage and potato packages be pirn- gained a total of 212 yards, aver­ The Raffertys, according to the mount, together with his versntilied at 100 pounds instead of 120 aging more than seven yards ev­ will which was written in pencil, t; in the saddle, Earnest Lee was ery time he carried the call. When­ pounds, tho present minimum. were left the bulk of the estnte bc- | adjudged the premier equestrian in ever lie was aide t > get past the Lee’s Rates Twice Increased eriu:'.* of the kindnesses extended ; the trick Iriding contest. One o f the exhibits presented by line of scrimmage, he completely by them to the aged man in his specialty, picking handkerchiefs from the ground in a number of Mi. Robinson, shows that the rate.: fooled the .'I'eondnry defense of declining years. ways, showed to good advantage. Kissimmee nnd was rood for a (Continued On Pago Seven) Congestion Of Docket Has Willis Dixon, champion "bossgain of from 10 to 30 yards. He Been Greatly Relieved By borrowed .ome of Grange's ‘stufi Plan Kecentl yInaugurated; and returned a kick-off 73 yards before he was downed. He also 201 Cases Heard This Year ■mred Sanford’s only touchdown. Kntzminger Also Stars WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—UP)— Kntzminger, too, had a field day 1 hief Justice T aft and his associa­ yesterday until he was injured and tes upon the Supremo Court are TLI.AIIASSKK. Fla.. Nov. 1 2 .forced t'i withdraw. H> averaged greatly encouraged by tho success i.l'i Mary Pringle, president of TALLAUASSKE. Fin.. Nov. 1 over five yards every lime n- * irwhich has so far attended their cfstudent government at the State lorts to relieve the congestion on —f/l*)— t'he jury in the case ' ried the ball. He featured with a ('nll"go for Women, and Mildred George C. Core, Wakulla enun beautiful tackle of a man wl" had the court dockets. Bruce will rcpre-i nt Florida State commissioner being tried at * i t? 'intercepted a forward pa: and had In directing their endeuvor to <'allege next week at the annua! , aa dear field with three men run prompt dispensing o f justice, they fordville, for alleged mal usage meeting of the Eastern Student ning by his side as interference. funds, was out all day yesterd: I * *have succeeded ‘ hu.<- i,,lrca,|y in making and had not reported up to a la Gov< rmi'cnl A—m-.alP'n. at WelKntzminger broke through all it possible for n case to be reached I •.I• -. College, Wellesley, Mass. three men and nailed tin runner. 1 turn for argum ents and hour last night, according to wo ie to i Fl‘Kuh»r Mi Pringle, whose borne is at Neither line played much of an decision within a year. When As- reaching here this morning. I .,11 , • iii,( Mi-- Bruce, who important part in vesterdav’ The case was given to the pi iie.ent 80c,#to Justice Holmes, the senior i< of Orlando, will >t«p off at I struggle, but Grier. Pope and Ru yesterday morning following member of the court, went upon W-i •Ion. ton, New York and Bos­ (Continued on Page Right) I” l,u‘ J*en( h in 1902, cam s were not presentation of testimony dur.r ton. the first two days' «*f circuit corn t reached fyr consideration in their The meeting, the dates for which bacts ir turn f°r over three years. which began Monday. ire November I I. 15 and DJ, will Core was indicted at the l«8‘ i,j All important cases w aiting the Up to noon Thursday, II lots of i,c i- atured by a discussion of proPARIS. Nov. 12.—(A9- Premierr •' onsideration when the court meets session of the grand jur’ tor . the newly opened Marvnnia subdi- Idi ms of student government. Pen­ alleged voting to nay a warrant Pninlevc’s latest plan for the re­ #*?. r or f'led by the end of for $2,500. declared to have been port of the French treusurv snb-. vision had been sold, according to ult j,-,. point system s, freedom of he following December, are now mitted to the finance committee officers of the Scrug'/s Realty -pci a of the sell >.il newspaper and I11, nm [, beard and disposed of an illegal claim a g a i n s t the cm,n* of the chamber of deputies call- (timpany, exclusive salen agent i ii,.,iters will be taken up. e-tore the court adjjourns in June | fur the develo|>ment. I If this nuin\ i ... i v • f th«* eastern colI.1TTLKTON. Colo., Nov. 12.— 1* 1’arrnro and J- L-. F i•■nrh. for a levy of 15 pe rcent on real- tier, four were lake front proper__//iV in< i l "08.° of major importance two other county comnussion'1 ' estate, both improved and umm 12 men locked in u room on the top! sneak y'f' l'u ^ 8bortly after the beginning will be arraigned along with "r­ nreved. tiayable over a peri"d "*f lies, listed at $7,500, ami all were floor of the Arapo county court ‘disposed o fto .Sanford purchasers. p, , ncw y?nr may bo disposed house early today had in their at the next session of county >••11 • 1 before the summer recess, W est Palm Beach—Plans an­ hands the fate of Dr. Harold Klmer the former for the alleged M’-'n""e, re- «» 1 U' reca^ed _that not many of the warrant, and the latter Blazer, who is charged with mur­ nounced for installation of new •-ft „f (he biwci0 8ucc0!,!,ful Ht»"ixtants in dering his 31 year old dnughtor water system . r courts were'discouraged to lt: T^V riaU cr‘ P ' Hazel, a cripple and imbecile a l­ . . — 'w ill convene during the inttei :«,"S a,‘ application to tbo" Hupremc most from birth. of November. . f t fi,. - i ;1n' nmn.y them wore The jury failed to teach n *'crAdvices to Tallahnsi'-c a ■ I’eck i...^(7 lrit,° unwilling compromises dict lat<- last night a fter two h> tho delay which confronted stated that the selection of » [ursuperior shipping facilities ofhours of debate, and was locked up Speaking Wednesday in <onn<v -I the a,,u Purpose of the appeal to try Hutch Gibson, of TaMah '" i i|, fondants pleuded not guil- for the night. No alternative find­ ‘tailium feted in Snriford, nnd thin prove ! BUILDING AND LOAN see for the alleged tnunlcr of - " I cut three days is expectcrl ing two verdicti'—guilty of first ”h school' cour1*' f',r ^"'Prom ises outside Hodg.c about a year ago is airena linn with "the recently announce* lo be th.' pivotal point In the re­ Tiie Sanford Building and • *^1ltswiii needed to hear the trial. degree murder or acquittal—were Loan Asnjciution was organiz­ wav, Gibson was also imlHi- $ 10,000,000 poultry ranch develop­ liction t * Ihi? site, he declared. 'fr l-anier Ihe condition hns now complece- under lelightfully Thnt t'a» requisition of a dcvelpossible, ed in this city on Oct. I, 1908, entcrtaipcd rucs- ment between Longwood and uisappeared and the court** were i ’*•> founq inm m l of this proportion will "I’m not worried," Dr. Bluzer by A. I \ Connelly, who has been ford. R8Kntzminger. of Long day. •renn much to both Sanf ird am! '*r Packet said. “The worst thing that can its executive head since. The wood, one of the director' of *1 I,, ngwood, as well ns Seminole happen to me is a hung jury." original capitalization was $500, Orlando Development * orporati . county, Mr. Ertzminger thernugho‘the* th lheWere ^ 000. The stock is now valued ami who wns iifstrnmental in Jy believes. His home coinmeni’v f00*"* durAUGUSTA, Ga., Nov. 12.—(A*)— at $1,600,000. Tho record of the • it,,, project nmiix-t ««r for Seminole curing the . .­ in particular, he points iuI, will Mr. and Mrs. Davis Franklin Tusassociation shows but nno fore­ county, stated that final ' n benefit hugely as the result o. MUKDEN MANCHURIA, Nov. ■ey were instantly killed, their six closure during the period.' of the land chosen was nud - ft Inc promotion. KILNSEA, Eng., Nov. I - - ' year old daughter, Margaret, se- 12.—(A1)—A communique Issued by The association has been inor six weeks of negotiations, witn Following closely upon the heel* - i-relv shocked anil four negroes the headquarters o f Marshall —This ancient little village a I'trumental in the construction the (’aliforninnu financing of the statement concerning the pears destined for the bottom Chang Tso-LIn admits that tho of over 500 homes in Sanford, proposed race track project in less seriously hurt when they came tho ocean, a fate experiencerl ami has $135,000 in its present " lie declared that Orlando Inter­ that section, Longwood, according in contact with u nigh voltage elec­ losses of the .Manchurian forces in :iih » i E the recent fighting In the region other Yorkshire towns of cent tric light wire at the Tussey honu program. Net earnings for Oct­ ests. hearin gearly of the to .Mr. Kntzminger, hus felt the *e Paid th* of Hsu'Chow und Kuchen ware ober, 1925, are given as $10,­ ies past. . , immediate surge of Increasing Day 'ivj very heavy, 2,000 being killed. The sea for some time ha.? be 000. Paid up stock In the con­ aurnctire of; prosperity, nnd he predicts that '*WWrday The commander pluces the loss cern pays four per cent divi­ working its way toward M 'ns leanvatcr-t-New equipment b**{) will be one of the leading conii * * the* Lne e 2 « a of the Chekiang enemy ut two bri- dends semi-annually. instailed in Weaver Ice Cream at the rate of about 13 ,nchl : ofi munitie* in tho county within n °c drew a, it, cn Park Btrcet. month. Coast erosion, due to m to few years. seas, has been causing concern jnlonjt the east Yorkshire cons . Disinherited Relatives Of Wealthy Spiritualist Await Investigation Of His Death Florida Women To Represent College At EastcrnM ceting Jury Trying County Commissioner Core Still Deliberating American Schools In China Begin Well Jury In Colorado Trial Deliberates Hill Poultry Ranch Project Will Mean Much To County, Says Kntzminger English Village b D anger Of Sea AA Live Wire Causes Deaths In Georgia r i- ■■ .* | tV it �fourteen OUT OUR WAY By Willihm m any h o rses D, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925 k illed IN TIIK n n C f l T COVItT. SHVKXTII JI lllri.% 1. H l l t t l T , IS AM * r o l l SKHIXOl.i: COtiMTY, 13.— (>P)—Thu n .o i t n i A . LONDON, Nov. hor e ami mule casualties on the Western front during the World War, distinct front accidental in ­ juries, is placed at 120,880 killed and injured in the official history t th; veterinary services. Of this nur ’ cr, 17H were killed nnd 1,808 • ji : I by jrn . and 51,808 were ! pVt! ;it:d 07,502 wounded l»y gun r hot. • ' . N t w o o s * su c h S T O C K I K lS S J At-M OGT M OTPtivjG B U T LEGC-.IKIGtS a m o then / m u s t b e P R O P P E D U P \AJH EQ E tV E R V B O D N / GOlMC-r B H LOOK INI A M D S E E -TUEM ! /r ffT FOR CITY COMMISSION 1 hcreliy announce m y can tiidacy in I lie cominjc city dection for the office of Citj Commission. H. R. STEVENS VA/HM 'M O TH ERS * G E T / C-tP A V IN C ltA N C K ItV , It. J . M. r o w Bit. C o m p lain an t. * L IL L IA N M. llA S S irr r. ct nl. IlcHpunilents. To Orilrr of I’nMIm tion. L il li a n M. Ilai»*etl, If li v i n g . t c r e a t s u n d e r l.l ll la n M. Iin s s e t t u s h e ir * . d e v is e r* . u rantee* or o th e r I 'l u l n i a n t s u n d e r h e r. a n d M a r y 8. I t a n s e t t if ll il ru r, n n d If d e a d n il p a r i ten c l a i m i n g Interests under M a r y 8. M n ssrtt n s h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e * n r o tl ie r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r h e r . n n d to n it u n k n o w n ‘ p e r s o n s I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In t Ul.i .mil. H . - w t i : ................. o f StW *» of N W >i o f S 36 T w p . 19 8. It. 29 K. 8\V«» o f 8 K U o f N W K o f 8. 36 T w p . 19 8. It. 29 K. N W i , o f N K 's o f H W '4 o f 8 if, T w p 19 8. It. 39 IX N ' j of 8 t \ of N K It of 8 W U o f 8. 36 T w p . 19 8. It. 299 K. n n d Ilea- Hi: C*or. o f N W t l o f K \ v , o f S 36 T w p . 19 8. It 29 K. Iftiu N. I M 2 eh. W. 7.01 ell. 8. 11.12 eh. It. 7.01 ell. Y ou n n d e a c h of y o u a r e h»reli> o r d e r , il to a p p e a r to t h e Hill of C om plaint h erein on M onday th e m v n th d a y of H c e e m lie r. A. U.. 192'.. th e s a m e b e i n g a r u l e d a y of Hits C o u rt. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t i n t tills o r d e r lie p u b li s h e d In T h e P a n f n r il II o r a Id n n e m p a p *r t ubISalied In S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . o n e e a Proves the quality and ea o f C alum et. Proves its, leavening strength. Bakii m ore tem pting and fulh € M im i THE WORLD’S GREAT S A X fN C M W QI52* by nc%tinVice. »f»C. MOM’N POP BY TAYLOI HENRY. THE GUNNS HAVE BEEN 5 0 NICE To U5 WHILE WE’VE BEEN HERE — IT'5 OUR DUTY "TO J SHOV/ THEM OUR J . APPRECIATION / \ BEFORE WE ) LEAVE —^ > f d c w t g iv e them v WELL.WcVE GOT THAT PUMPKIN -IT S ) SOME STUFF IN STARTED To ROT A CUR GARDEN S GOING TO WASTE > /<*>\ ( LET'S LOOK . N \ rL , \ a IT OVER J I \f -i •An d herds a penny To bo y VGO feel 5>o rr v u '-L n o ALLRieirr/^ I’LL JUaTCUT CUTTtlE decayed 6FtoTS AND / MAKE AMY A JACK ) O’LANltRjN FCR / HALLOWEEN f V MIGHT*/ A I ’ve bought four or five Perfection Stoves in the last nine years so you can imagine I ’m not displeased with them! I have apartments which /rent and all are furnished with Perfection Oil Stoves,” writes , !f Mrs, P. P. H aynes, 1 501 West Peachtree St., Lakeland, Fla. m u ch BETTER NOW ThiAT A CANDLE.' WE HAVE D U \E / swear by the Perfec•" i | tion and wouldn’t use any other kind. Though I have gas in my house l use the oil stove by preference. I like it for cake baking most especially. Better than ^ t j L i i ? £as>because it gives such steady, even heat. In fact it 18 f jne f or any bind o f l FB cooking and I feel sure I could cook a meal o f any size on it.” s o m e t h in g im R eTu r m To r TkeiR Oooomom* ) LOOKIT THE PUMPKIN FACE ^ Ho s p i t a l i t y ' , A’RTYTE MADE S I ' THE SANFORD fo rm e/ > H i P ^ 0_,IU' nr ma arrvicr. n lI NEW ELL IN C AITTOI TA I.LA IIA SSEE, Fin., Nov. 12. — (/!*>—Ur. William Newell, direc­ tor of the Florida State Experi­ ment Station, of GnincHville, vintted the offices of Herman Gunter, htnto geologist, to iliscu < tip; drill­ in g of a well for wutcr supply nt Hull*. Glade, on llu* southern tdtnr • of Lake Okeechobee. Samples <>( the drilling were saved front til • well for the state survey, nnd they revealed a splendid succession of formations in the county, it wus ------Hillldtr of-----C.ASOLINi:, ELMCTRIC an I S’l SAIL and ROW L<> VI Holds and Motors I'cpaiujil C a ta lo g u e S p c c il in .! !ou • a n d i ‘ . Ml. Dora, Florida Inllnhansce Epiioopalinns plan­ ning to erect $50,000 parish llou.-c nt St. Johns Church. l.akcluud—Contract awarded nt $1-1,517, for conatctlfUng addition to pouto f fiff. /.«»L' C h im n e y M e a n s C le a n K e ttle s You can almost feel i'.rwivea w ith o u t disappear! T JIA T mlscmblo acho from In- ilamcd, swollen m u o c l o q — GONE! niicnm atlim conquered! Driven right out ot tho system— ■Imply by building rich, red blood. Hounds almost Incredible — tail U ’a truo! You seo, rheumatism, <u It Is called, that cripples you up and tori urt-1 you night anti day, i« caused by Impurities In the Hyatcm .Weak, Impoverished blootl cun'l throw off tbeso Impurltlen — sc rheumatism remains. 8. 8. 8 . helps Knturn rebuild youi blood to fighting strtuglh —bulldi red-blood <«;1Ih by the millions! Ded blood purtllea tho system— rheumatism is driven right out. Cet this wonderful relief your ■olf! Thousands nro doing It! B. 8. F. lias been stopping rheuma­ tism by building up — red cells In tho blood f \ for generations. \ will do tho sarnt* f o r i ^ ^ ^ / you. 8 . 8. 8. a l s o A ^ * * * * * / cleanses your skin of S Idemlsbes— Increases your appetite— puls i»ower an/ strength and energy In your body. Get 8. 8. 8. today from any drug­ gist. The larger bottlo U more (voQomluU. uim>’, i t v. ithont i . | /I ouonO'^ K ’I CASS rv>vo«_ O f c o u rse th ere arc many d eg rees of heat possible between these two e x tre m e s . Euch burner is independent- mmM Biings the C’ano FieMs of GeorRiar t o Y o tiv Table - —'— -*W• Enormous produetiun tvukcu r r.; i r - t no mote than In­ ferior syrups, but you will lik • i I. Let your vvholo family enjoy Uonitu—today. Tho genuine u sold Lv all le . ii imitations. , i I!c careful of ' .wil Cairo Syrup Co Atlanta, ffa . Cairo, (>c. y «gP>,A7Dlinw/,/ Perfection Heaters provide quick warmth at minimum cost. Prices from i6.25 to U4 2> •it i)n<$> �f v ro — ** v T rvt ? j i v, '. T^7< ' r- • •- • r v r “ W m r IW S yI ? <« Ti1 * P A G E TW O — • ■- " ' every Sunday afternoon at 2:45. ment, returned to his home here All are cordially invited to attend Thursday very much improved in these services, and the many stran­ health. By CHARLES P. STEWART gers who arc with us this winter will be heartily welcomed. Mr. and Mrs. Chappel o f Orlan­ eastward, down y the Potomac, is do were Sunday afternoon callers WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Just Mrs. M. J. Colllcutt is very ill'a t Mrs. Laura Mather’s home. one key position, in the W ashing- ' "it’s 1 been granted, however, by V a t'th is time su ffering from toxic) ton of the original L’Enfant design, poisoning, caused by abscessed! In a recent letter to Mrs. Bar* remnins for a monument of the a congressional joint resolution tectbIriett Parker, Mrs. Southgates of very first class, nnd a row is on ns adopted Feb. 12, 1925, for n Roose­ vs 'S T O O P r r j u s t L O M S . A ’S a s --------j Kentuckystates that she and Mr. to whom or what it shall bo erect- velt memorial. Now the cry goes un that this resolution was passed Mrs. JohnClcman andchildren,, Southgates leave for Florida the cd to. FR K Sm xj ii — ! r in too much of hurry—that Colo­ who have been in Cleveland, Ohio,! fifteenth of Nov., but that because Of these five key Bites of Major during the summer months return- of the failing health of Mr. South- L’Enfnnt’s plan the first, nt the nel Roosevelt was all right but cd to their home here in East G ol-jgate, they will be unable to spend center, is occupied y the W ashing­ not necessarily the only man the 1much of their time ati usual in their ton monument. On the second, to country ever produced worthy to denrod Inst week. cottage here on beautiful Bear the northeastward of the monu­ class with Washington nnd Lin, . , Mrs. I^tura Mnthers and son, Gully Lake. The Southgates have ment, stnnds the cnpitol. To the coin. Drndy, wero business visitors in been coming here to spend part I gouthwestward, on the third, is the Admirers of the late President Jacksonville Friday and Saturday of the winter for many years and j Lincoln memorial. To the northhave hosts of friends who will be 1wnstward, fourth, is the White Wilson are particularly emphatic last week. sorry to hear of Mr. Southgate's House. The fifth, to the south- in disputing the colonel’s clnim to of the nation’s i _____ ___________________________ be regarded ns one Rev. nnd Mrs. Reid of Winter failing strength. three greatest men. Woodrow Park were making pastoral calls Wilson takes precedence of hint, Black Hotel: W. P. Bridges, Jackhere Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crown were son. Miss.; O. C. Simmons, Utica. they say. . ,, , Geneva visitors Thursday. Others think the site should be Miss.; P. H. Eager, Jackson, Miss.; Mrs. I.yle Gardenier has nceptoccupied by a memorial or Monu­ ed a position with the Weti'*rn Un­ Mr. James Sigler le ft Thursday Z. Wardlaw, Utica, Miss.; E. S'. P. ion Telegraph Co. in Orlando and for northern points on businem Pool, Hattiesburg, Miss. S. B ment to no single individual; that begnn work there Tliursdny of Inst connected with his real esta te firm. Pierce and wife nlso registered it should represent some idcnl in­ stead. from Fort Myers, Fla. week. A third group believes no monu­ Several from here attended the It is reported that George U. ment should be erected in the cap­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Graham nnd the Autroy rnlly nt Eola Park in Or­ Stuart homestead, including the ital to anyone who has been less former’s father, all of Alabama ar­ lando Snturday evening. Sunnyside Hntchcry, has been than 50 yenrs dead. rived here last week by auto, and The McMillan commission, ap­ bought by n banker from Birming­ are located at present with Mr. G. S. Brown nnd C. H. Parker pointed in 1001 to see that L’Enham, Ala. This is close-in and and Mrs. Plumley of Rear Gully ___ were in Kissimmee on business NO C Uf . TtIIW H C S,„N . SO C K /<\U_ THCi 4 1 ^ THftOUG^I fnnt’s plans were ndhered to as very desirable property. Lake. They are seeking a perman­ Friday. T& C STH T H A T Xo u IV A N T T O J i Washington grew, favored a me­ ent location for a home. A very popular drive n o w a ­ morial to the founders of the con­ T H e R .< s 's L o t s it out h is r < s days is towards the proposed new stitution. The already overloaded Oviedo At nny rnte, nn effort is sure j race track, about two miles south school bus hud six more pupils fr(-jjL^*£!'iaiTR4.r.ic.-tnkc—J ’W t " : - X!tfr<Cn*tnfflco b,,i!'ttV bn"..rF: east, on Clear Lake reached by a to be made to have the Roosevelt ‘•‘.utUittsed Ify m Kuhl new clay rond. Many new visitors resolution rescinded when Congress Oviedo schools Monday morning. I -•viiii} j Realty Company of Tlrlnr.do from are seen in town looking over tbfc jr^ets. It is equally sure to be hard foup.bJi». The Misse • Smith. recent arriv-'toe former owner, lira. .Miep’ »yer. situation. 1nis from South Carolina, now lo­ This does not mean Uncle Sam has Mrs. Robert S. Entzmingcr has cated in the Harriet-Parkcr cottage gone out of business. The com­ ! have positions ns salesladies | in .pany has also bought the adjoining returned from a visit of several Orlando nnd began work there last: modern building, containing n store days nt her home in Hattiesburg, and apartment, from Mr. Lou R. Miss. , week. Payne. A new shop for painting has — SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 12.— Cecil Rogers of South Carolina The following have nrrived from this week been opened next to tho UP)—Washington’s oldeni inhabi­ arrived here Thursday evening nnd is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Kingfield, Ma.: Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar- planing mill by Thomas Henry tant, n cedar tree 2300 yenrs of Stuckney nnd family, al.'j of South decn Henderson, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Thornton, where ninny signs are age, hns been spared the tnx Carolinn who arc here for the win­ E. Dinton, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. N. Lib­ being turned out for the new through the generosity o f nature by, nnd K. L. Libby, who has n po­ streets in one o f the sub-divisions. lovers of this state. It stands 200 ter. sition in the cash store. feet high, is 58 feet in circum fer­ RUSSIA’S WAR CASUALTIES ence and 18.4 feet in diameter. W. A. Scott, who has been in the Mayor J. E. Walker nnd Mrs. MOSCOW, Nov. 12.— (/P)— Rus­ The Washington Naturnl Parks Florida Sanitarium nt Formosa | //• J for tho last two weeks for treut- Walker have been entertaining sia lost 754,000 men in the World Association raid'd $2,000 by pop­ _ __ w*f nt* Jtnvtet me their son-in-law, Andrew Ellwein, war, the statistical department has ular subscription to buy the mon­ trom Mitchell, South Dukotn, who announced. During the 40 months arch, together with 20 of its lias come to inspect bis properly of warfare the government spent companions, which stand 35 miles .it Fort Lainlcrdalc, purchased 125 million dollars, which placed from here. The land occupied by sonic twenty years ago. military tax of $750 on ench pea­ the grove will be set nside as n WELL L'dE BEEN) WHY DON'T YOL) S ay dcjt- i notice \ sant’s homestead. By the end of state park. Busy b e s id e s she MRS. TyTe To l d Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blanchard, 1010, Russia had mobilized 15,780.GO CTJE2 ANDGET THBRZ’B a y o u n g lady PROBABLY WANTS mom nr i s her from Stratton, Me., who built a 000 men, which represented 47 per ACQUAINTED? Tampn—Seaboard Air Line Rail­ VIS iTiN S AT TYTE’S A To \ iSlT WITH HER NIECE house here last season, have ar­ cent of the total aide-bodied men way to construct 30-foot extension DO YOU KNOW Vi'KO S AUNT A FEW DAYS rived and are now stopping at the of the country. to freight depot on W hiting SE. . w ® IB 'G ? T.RST Orange and Black Hotel. O n lH p n r n H U C lilU U _ -------- c e com m unity church was fill«d to capacity Sunday afternoon y Reid’s preaching service. KeY--_R9id is an j a r nest a n d jn tcr- EVERT TRUE ■: t .IV T H E S A N F O R D HERALD, T H U R S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 12. 1925. esting talker and his sermons, so convincingly delivered aro splendid safe guards for the many exigen­ cics during the week. --------Prayer sen-ice every Wednesday evening at 7:30 and Sunday school STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER 1 ----------------- BY CONDO you can m e n ts points on of the Sot E xp ress R o u te yo u r Shi th e fastest Longwood News N ature Lovers Save Oldest Tree In U. S. fv MOM’N por b. IJV TAYLOR h F ? JF ) if ,W. B. Joiner, president of Union State Bank at Winter Park, ha.i recently been investing in large acreage in Seminole county. V, 5 ...lit !V ( ' AYJU.W i G -TL V;U V.D GET B MKG.TYTE IN Judge J. F. Burn, from Imiinruda and Mr. It. It. Green from I’aikville, Miss., arc planning invest­ ments here, nnd intend spending the winter in this section of F loiida. At it's meeting on Thursday eve­ ning, tho Town Council vo‘ed to ac­ cept into thA township th«i ' Ldke Waynian extension as already plot t< d. subject to the report of Town Engineer Dietz. Mr. Frank M. Ellwell, from G ?;•ham, Me., has bought the Hurry Smith house and lot on Lake Street, ten lots from William Woodcock on Lake Waynian, slid two lots of A. J. Sanford on the Dixie. A large party o f former resi1dents of Longwood have just come in from Maine. They arc John Ranger, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ranger, Mr. and Mrs. Orcutt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Ranger from Dryden, Me., .liaison Bryan of N oith Jay, Me., and Walter Row. The Parent-Teachers Association met on Thursday afternoon nt the Lyman School. Many items of in­ teresting business were transacted, including plans for having lunch­ eons served to th.‘ scholars dur­ ing recess, and a committee was appointed to bring rt nominations for officers to be elected .-t the annual meeting to lie held on the first Thursday in December. Longwood continues it’s reputa­ tion ns a famous poultry center. It Is of great interest to the poul­ try people of Flotilla that Mrs. F. J. Niemeyer has just sent to the College of Agriculture at Gaines­ ville a shipment of sixteen high class Barred Plymouth Rocks of both light and dark line. These Girds are to he used in the Poul­ try Department of the college for teaching purposes, for egg records, for experimental purposes, and us show birds. These lards are of the i same stock from which the owner took prizes at the Tampa Fair und also ut Orlando Fair. A most unique industry in Cen­ tral Florida is the Longwood squab farm, for which new buildings are recently completed and which uro situated a half mile from center of town, on Lake Wildmere und are owned and operated by Squab E x­ pert J. Aaron Bistline, who is a l­ so president of tho Silver W yan­ dot Club o f Amoricn. These build­ ings are up-to-date in architec­ ture and improvements. Euch of the two houses is 44 feet wide by 100 feet in length, each building divided into 24 units. Ench unit uecomodutes 42 breeding pigeons. Every unit is equipped with mod­ ern devices, including automatic self-feeders, running water, sunparlor, as well us watering anil bathing facilities. This establish­ ment in a year will produce 12,000 marketable squabs which the pro­ prietor ships to New York mar­ kets and also to the high-class hotels o f Florida during the tour­ ist season. Neu) myrna —IS— -I-G-H THE DEVELOPMENT THAT IS MORE TH A N A SUBDIVISION,___ A TOWNS Is rig h t on the Ocean, with approxim ately 2 1-2 miles ocean frontal Is rig h t on the North Indian River, with 2 1-2 miles river frontagel —Is right opposite New Smyrna, and connected by a new county brj Is right, as a pleasure resort, for a vast, wealthy interior country; Is right, as to location and convenience to Railroad and Highway! Is right, tor year-Tound enjoym ent of out-door recreations; - I s right, as a Homesite, naturally beautiful, modernly improved; Is right, as an investment, being highly desirable property; IS RIGHT IN THE PATHWAY O F PR O G R ESS-A GENUINE PORTUNITY! YOU WILL ME RIGHT IN INV ESTIGATING—WE INVITE IT. Phone us and arran g e for an inspection; you’ll enjoy the trip. COMPAfgy . h e s e t y -------- ^ A C J 0 R S > incorporatkd J �T - J p E SAN FO RD H E R A U ), THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Hisses And Boos GreetWL _ m e m o r ia l c o i n Of Davis Refusing To Allow CAMPAIGN HEADS Mitchell To Attend Dinner IN STATE £ inteH>^n[nc j y j c i n i t y . For that the men in clajros the aver'"a,t Turkish woman i« more clever .ic ily , than the "«.n orJer* '.he ha. U ken^t to the ' U,e, ! ! t i U m e r t S i it. S h e .i. mnj"r . Vt(,i aforgotten a s*n* known not■to hai rg hoP Innnuni * le P° flJjmnt ord< ' O ffice le g i m e , Germ t ^ the advancement. Women '"M a'yof iianoim ride, horeeboek iin Vote fficial derate v if , vigor and handle* a gun with u ii When the village receive., rumors of approaching brigands, S T i - who lead* the young men lnTlm chief"idm of Turkish women riiw is not the vote, but education is Mayor •uni experience. The great work has been against the socudrestnc|Takes It tions o f Turkish women Now tln j Reading INot. >2.-* tmlv mayor > fact tint [intend he i has fir-d |-i here in the vole 12. are pouring into the law- and medi­ al schools just opened to them, into normal school* and business. Many graduates already have prov,i their ability as professional and business women. TURKEY HUNTER NABBED TALLAHASSEE, F!n„ Nov. 10. __(>P>_Reporta to the state game and fish department from Tom pit regarding the arrest of a man for A * *ing turkeys in Hillsborough m a n y out of ‘^ n s u n by M. M*. Penn, honorary deputy, recalled to mind that Mr. Penn’s appointment had been made only the day be­ fore. “Nice work,” observed Com­ missioner J. B. Royull, “and quick work also." , [;e the leailClearwater—$100,000 apart meat Ifiiten" cart 0 . White houre will be constructed at Man­ , pisculine dalay. tits, the tondale, II. I*.. JJilliams; Montece!tablishment of a standing commit­ tee of ticket agents which would l?/ (w°V;* CiV*ver; Croi,» City, \ \ . 11. Mathis; Kuitt?, Henry \V. confer at regular periodit with a sim iiiar committee of the railroad Bishop; I.eesburg, William Alex­ officials. A love of work, eourtc: ander Mackenzie; Umatilla, C. A. ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. I t.— to the public and co-operation wi Vaughn; Groveland, A. W. Ncwett; Tallahassee, B. A. McginnLs; Bra­ (Ah—“The unrest which reigned in the officials was the keynote of railroad circles seven years ago his speech. denton, Whitney Curry. The afternoon session was de­ Sarasota, K. J. Bacon; Palmetto, when this association was organ­ 1 Ralph S. Campbell; Fdlenton, S. 1, ised hail abated, and the re-estab­ voted to reading of reports, with NEW YORK, Nov. 1 2 .- ( /P ) _ ut the court before which St»;u> Mr.unlnin IHalf•Dollars Tyler; Ocala, Mrs. R. n. Bullock; lishment of the confidence of the San Diego ninkin^ a strong bid H isses ami oos came from 50<l in the railroads is in a large for the next meeting. 1 i* appearing favorable coiisidAppear As Lenders IJc- Dunnollon. O. E. Hood; Reddick, I,.' public war aviators at an Armistice measure duo to the influence and ‘ ratma cannot be given to your C. Ray; Citra, W. A. Redditt; Mc­ Day dinner Wednesday night Rm Sales Work For Fund; request.” the personal contact of our mem­ PLAYS FOOTBALL Intosh, F. C. Zoll; Stuart, A. O. when a telegram was read from T' i *answering Mayor Lake In Charge Here Kanner; Fcnmdimi, p. c . Kelly; bers ,it the ticket window,” Presi­ FATHER PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.— . ie message was Secretary Davis refusing per­ " n]ey ages sent asking that Crestview, J. K. Dorrali; Laurel dent Polcn, told the delegates in Rev. Charles II. Urnn, six-feet-on s mission for Col. William Mitchell TALLAHASSEE,'Fla.. Nov. 12. Hill, J. C. Chestnut; New Valpa­ his annual address beforo the tick­ and father o f two children, is play­ ,l' ridonel Ik? permitted to come to attend. The demonstration ~ db—Chairmen for the Stone raiso, ing tackle on the freshman team William i,. Manchester; et agents here today* " , v y * ork h r the reunion. was heard by many radio listen­ Mountain Memorial coin campaign Okeechobee, T. W. Conley, Jr,; The president advocated the e s ­ at the University of Pennsylvania. •' i'legram from Mitchell sayers who tuned in on WRNY at uii: that he could not be the prU* 1 “u . !,-vn chnsiin in all sections ot Winter Garden, It. H. Roper; Win­ the Hotel Roosevelt where the . it was cheered. The Honda, and r.n active sale of tin ter Park, C. Fred Ward; Apopka, dinner was held. p iecs is expected within B, B. Morrey; ht. Cloud, G. C. Ou;!."st '‘degrnphe.l President Conl- oU-co'it Aviators Post , 1.1 American a few days, ln\v; West Palm Bench. C. A. Bing­ idge that it endorsed unequlvoLegion with a membership re­ 1 ■ chiiirmen, in most instances, ham; I ake Worth, A. D. Clark. ' tu l. Mitchell’s position beporting every squadron that had are the mayors of the towns and his court martial, Boynton, It. U. Myers; Undo active duty at the front in niunici;.',luies of the state, and City, James E. Turner; New Port la an address. Representative France, gave the dinner. they, in turn, will look to the or­ Richey, Roy M. Avery; Clearwa­ ..'ii 'm'1'11’ / “m ,,r aviator, said ganization of tlo i;- respective com­ The telegram from Secretary P.ilv Mitchell is not being ter. Frank J. Booth; Dunedin, K. Davis said: j I'lenl by his pter*. lie is being munities in carrying out their lo­ Lovett Douglass; Tarpon Springs, “In view of the fact that the cal campaign work. judged by nine dug robbers of IBenjamin B. Scribner; Lakeland, presence of Col. Mitchell is m hollowing i. a nf the chair­ J. \V. Buchanan, Jr.; Winter Hathe general staff." men already named as announced . von, II. Gillette McCuteheon; Mul­ Compare t lie prices in the at state campaign headquarters berry. T. M. Reynolds; Lake Wales, classified Used Car ads with here: L. 11. Kramer; Lake Alfred. W. i>. ours. You will find that there Hi eh Springs, W. U. Wltlior- Miles; Croreent City, C. K. Pr>is little if any difference, in spoon; Newberry, \V. II. Holt; vatl; Sanford, Forrest Lake; Ovie­ spile of the fact lhat our cars irentr.n, Ral 'igii Lancaster; Mica- do, N. F. Lazctte; Fort Pierce, C. tire invariably overhauled WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Lib —t \M P \ v „.. p* i,n gt,„r;ir tmpy, .1, It. Simon ton; Mtarke. C. L. E. Callow; Vtro, B. T. I! alstone; The Weather uromi today issiml . , ' ', * P‘‘ 1 i bake llniler, N. K, Roberts; Fcdlsiutre, Roy L. Kinney; Sobaswhile other are usually sold the following storm wm.iiitKs; • •liters has returned from Uai■b J. Fv Houser; Cocoa, E. tian. T. B. Hicks; Center Hill, E. “as is." *'Advisory 9:.’l0 a. m„ storm *°rdJbere ;.i-steniay he delivered E. Grimti *; Titdtftuie, \V. F. AtK’.T, Hiitibard; Branford, F, II. George; nvrwr.ip.t* ordered fot> A11anti— J.'zVm x . ■ . and ,!■»!,<> Kennie, Green (',-ve Springs, Ira Thomas; Live Oak, Mrs. 11. M. Strickland; Perry, Perry 1\ Blood worth; De■coast—h-nr* Jackson*.!***?**’* ..rj.—t t*iT ttrwrimm n -r .tg t."’.“ ;on; “ “"‘rGrove, eT • • 1>. l. ”... . VV ip; Coconut Land, Grant Bly; Daytona Beach, Sandy Kook. Disturbance of mod­ erate Intensity over northern Ala­ hou- ?. Both of them are under sen­ Arthur W. Saunders; Avon Park, George P. Johnson; New Smyrna, bama, including intensity and mov­ tence of 20 years for their part in G. L. Crux ; S .bring. A. K. luiw- George J. Ott; Lake Helen, J. P, Holland; ing north-northeastward will ciyj.u* tin- robin ry of a linrdv/nre store icnie; Bov. ling Gr<*cn, I. G. Itoynil; Mace; Sea Breeze, S. strong south and southeast wind* lo‘i ■ la: march. House the leader, .laek°on\ill . John T. Also]), Jr.; Port Orange, W. S. Eubank; !>eFuniak Springs, E. L. Town end this afternoon, shifting south w e-•„ is under sentence of 70 years, but Pensacola, J. l). Raylixs. OAK AYE., SECOND ST. Ijuincy, G m-go [t. Gregory; and Chipley, C. B. Dunn. to west tonight north of Cliurk«ii being held here to give testi­ Greensboro. M. R. Strickland; ton and shifting to southwest and Dodge Drill hers Dealers Sell Good Used Cars A. Avreitt; Avon Part:—Plans prepared f,,r west this afternoon elwron Char-1mony in trials of other members White Springs, of the gang. Brook'villi'. Charles M. Price; Colerection of new $200,00(1 hotel. leston and Jacksonville." U nrest Of Agents Gone, Head Stated 3 j .; >1 Compare th e Prices U. S. W eather Bureau Two Marques Meet Issues Storm W arning Accidental Deaths I. W. Phillips’ Son ii •‘31 -> ■m \\ If you w ant to cut down your bill buy from F a ll H a t s You Save Money DAVESSTORE made in a fine quality of M .n • » * iJ SATIN and VELVET Por some time the buying public has realized that prices on Senfun! Avenue are the lowest to he found. The paramount reason for this is the low rent the mer­ chants pay. Each merchant on this page is offorin k yout he advanh ive *>f this low rent in asking low prices for their merchamlise. Read each ad carefully and (hen do your buying here where saving is para­ mount. DRY GOODS LADIES’ and MEN’S FURNISHINGS CLOTHING Ready-to-W ear . c Millinery Shoes and H ats d Conihined with llu* latest PAISLEY TINSEL DUOCADE and trimmings to match, in a variety of style*. Finite shape Turlmus, Miss Hats, Matrons in all the lat­ est shades and including IHack, V, '■\a ■Ttsr.jtrer : $ 1.95 to $ 4.95 The Style Shop Cornel* Ith anti Stinford Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA IllP.t SANFORD AVENUE ■ sm m SATURDAY AND MONDAY ibrai li **■ Special Sale on Rugs A IL Y Cra\ Rugs. Size !t\l- S<*.0.“i Crass Ittigs, Size .'il\!)(> Sli.U0 \ able for Crass Rugs, Size HC\7 J -S2.0I) Value for SI.IB lied S napper — M ullet— Spanish M ackerel—F re sh W ater Fish M arket K anner s D epartm ent Store 2 Li-213 Sanford Avenue ,‘I liloclis From High F rias Phone 478-W dord Ave nue TENTS, COTS F -E N D TARPAULINS s p e c ia l s REGULATION HOUSE 1‘AINT par .............65c |il° IKilatocs ................... 65c M1U'-m!« Tomato S oup......... 25c t'UXJS 8c 10c lft at0C S , vantl Beans We Offer You Three Family Specia’s WORK CLOTHING STAINS and VARNISII SAVE THOSE UPPERS lard ............S1.50 [ ® K N SII a W ’S Next to Sel-Uite _ Duplex Window Shades Oil Colors $1.73 Value for $I..T5 Call at Kan tier’s and see new complete line .•tigs, draperies and floor coverings. Of All Kinds. K e n d a ll F is h Water Color Window Shades $1.00 value for 79c — - an d -------Let us put on good half soles and iuho^ own-t5ilt heels—Reasonable Prices The Service Laundry and Pressing Club ' HOPKINS SHOE SHOP 223 Sanford Avenue 1. Family Finish, ironed, 12 l-2e pec poumL Min­ imum 8 pounds. 2. Rough Dry. flat pieces, ironed, 8c per pound. Min­ imum 8 1-2 pounds. ;i. Wet Wash, delivered while wet, 6c per pound. Minimum lu pounds. C. D. WHITFIELD. Manager « Sanford Paint & Army Store r,0G Sanford Avenue LAUNDRY, CLEANING. PRESSING >NI> REPAIRING »15 Saofwrd Avenuo M l"W �Wtr Wfjr JF* r- n f, i . W/\ H As Brisbane Sees It P i k l h M (T«rr tfltra a ra m m » i •■■4ar at Vaaftnl. Florida Xntartd aa Boeottd C lu a Matter. Ootnbar ST. 191*. at the "oxtoftlc* a t B u ford , Florida under Act of E-' r: A fter All, the Chopper Has th e R ight to Choose H is O w u \x Gluttons and P arasites The Sanford Herald & v THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1925^ PAGE FOUR l #* Bah- * * .. W hat would you do if you had a million dollars? Don’t Protect Italy and Europe. Life— the .Mystery, be like the young college student who said, "I wouldn’t do Don’t Tax Wive*. M arch S. 1197. ___ a damn thing.” If He Should Come Again Would you spend your life in luxurious ease, traveling HY ARTHUR BRISBANE M M .A N D U DBA*_____ . . e d l t a r _______ ICopyrtirnt 1*16) W s c m ton ’ , V . U O W A IU I IlR ItO .. ----- J*oaa«e* from one socinl center to another, gambling in Monte Carlo T miS ^E K E ^ ee , ph«ar 111 M a g a e l f a A r r n a o IT IS predicted that President and Biarritz, going to the cabarets of New York and Baris? / inVw.aV Cool idge and Secretary Mellon will N U nacn fm ox h a th * One Yeai —17 00 SI* Mi..it he *1 50 Would you spend your money on racing stables, polo ponies find n way to settle Italy’* debt D e li v e r e d • » CIV Ly <Mrrler. per w ee k , lti«. W e ek ly E dition **«0 and speed boats? Would you own vast country estates and question. The m atters important, 9 particularly to this country, with For y e a r . _________ beautiful yachts where you m ight entertain your friends in It:i horror of social unrest. ■ P C C IA l, N OTli B i Ail o b itu a r y Such a life m ight be pleasant to your The plot to assassinate' Musso­ ao /lc e e . c a r d # of t h e a k e . resolution* costly gaiety? Wm m a n d n o tic e s ot e n t e r : a l n - 4«nta w h ere lini shows what would happen if I i / i •. / ij*.\ j\ c h a r g e s a r e Made w ill be c h a rg e d tastes and might not necessarily be degrading. Ulto pressure from American should de­ \ l e t a t r e g u l a r n d t e r t l e l n a rate*.__ Or would you devote your efforts to the development stroy the value of the lire and \ r Iiv V /f ■ R M 1I V B T U B ASSOCIATED l*«llflft» force a panic in Italy, TV# A sso c iate d P reee la exclua- of some latent talent within you? Would you spend your In protecting Italy from disaster Ixaly e n t itle d to t h e uae fo r re- money in the study of architecture so th at you might, dis­ this country would save all Eur­ w aw w p a b l l e a t l o n o* all newa dlapaiehea ope from Bcriouu danger. One etecllte*, t o It or n o t o th e rw le a cred- regarding the financial compensation, contribute your PIAH l a d In Ihla pejinr an d alao t h e l«Ilil Si * lit h ew e ptibflahed herein. All r lg h ta share to the world’s civilization by designing new and per­ reasonable step would be cancella­ tion of interest chnrges now n' f ra p u b lf c n tid n o f apecial .llapatchv y aa h e r e in a r e elao rea er-e d . fect buildings? Would you develop your talents for paint­ mounting to $500,000,000, ns was 5? ing, writing, singing, or whatever they might be? Would done in Belgium's case. Interest THURSDAY, NOV 12, 1925. should be fixed as a minimum, you devote your time and money to humanitarian uplift? payments spread over many years, o « * TH K HERALD’S PLATFORM and all possible consideration 1— Deeper water route to Jackaon\ Time was, many thousands of years ago, when man shown. V rid e . was self sufficient unto himself. What he ate he himself 1.—Conatructlnn of St. Johna-ln„ IT IS doubtful that nnythlng in fished out of the sea, Hunted in the woods, and grew from dlan River canal. S.—Extension cf white way. the soil. The things he had on his back, he cut and prepay- \ h°c £ ™ i ( S , wld'he"reauSel1 ij- .B ilt'taion of local amusement*. ed from the hacks of animals which he slew. In short every the probability that his life will —Swimming pool, tennia court*, man was his own grocer, baker, butcher, his own haberdash­ end with assassination. Musso­ eL . i Augmenting of building pro* er, tailor, laundress, his own carpenter, mason, and house lini hu.s nil the imagination and iWCTlI daring of Reinzi, plus statcu.nan-1 gram —houses, hotel*, apartm ent keeper. ship, which Heinz! lacked, but' bonne*. Then came about diversification of labor. One man did where will Mussolini find to make i S.—E itensm n of streK paving pro* & all the fishing. „ Another grow the __ potatoes. .___ ., And the man , his-«f»no-w#» mortal, three sn-h iHffT1 -V5-vV f.i gram . 1.—Construction of boulevard who had fish would exchangiff'stRfiti'TJrAfic-^ior potatoes l" 1* L w i m y J S f r f t . f l i Rich-i S»n(,,rL aroi nd Lnko Monroe. from the man who grew potatoes They in turn would ex­ ant Wagner. 9 &— CompleMon of city beautifica­ change for fur.s with the man who hunted iu the woods. Such AT LITTLETON, Col. the tion program . \w 9.— Expansion of ncbool nyatem .specialization was found to be advantageous to all concern­ modern question cornea up again, "I h taking human life ever justi­ ed. with provision for Increiaed f a ­ cilities,_______ _______ ________ Thu fisherman devoting all his time to fishing became fied ?” ■ Dr. Blazer, anticipating Ids own more efficient than he bad been when he had to farm and dentli, m k ch lorn formed and killed in ” JIII1LE VERSE FOR TODAY V i i*V|. A\ hunt also. He became an expert in bis line. The hunter, and her sleep his daughter, 52 yearn ' \Y THE RESURRECTION:—Jesus the farm er, they too became exports. Hence there were old. She was nrm leli, legless, said unto her, I am the resurrec­ fish, furs, meat and vegetables in great plenty and every­ weak-minded, deaf and dumb. stion nnd the life; he that Udieveth body was happy. v in me, though ho were dead, yet IT WAS hard to get a jury, but But it came to pass th at the fisherman became so expert the prosecuting attorney says the shall he live; And whosoever llveth and believeth hi me shall never in bis work and caught so many fish that be bad enough “horny-handed mechanics and wea­ die. John 11: 25. 20. for himself and bis family to eat, and enough to trade for furs ther-beaten farmers have their op­ PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS PRAYER— inions and convictions on the fun­ and vegetables without the aid of his oldest son who had NEW YORK T IM E S “Joy to the world! the Lord is damentals of the world's greatest formerly helped him with bis nets. So the son said to bis m ystery—life." come; AUDITS - SYSTf have hint to show Congress what it ....................................... Washington dispatches father, “ You catch enough fish without my aid. We have Let earth receive her king; If those weather-lieu ten and MONTHLY ROOK KEEPING ought to do. He m ust develop hornyhanded ones understand th e|^ L M ‘n ^tie past few days of ieLet every henrt prepare Him i'll we need to eat and wear. Why should I work? I am those qualities of leadership, a per­ mystery of life, they are far at),\rta President / indulge is Room 15, Masonic Temple. room, young, I will enjoy life." power of conciliation And Heaven nnd nature sing." head o f all the World’ll philoso- (doing everything in his power to suasive ♦ ♦ + arrange for harmonious co-opern- which will enable him to g et things ' .... —o------pliers and scientists. _____ . lion with Congress this Winter, He done instead o f merely talked So we see many today who because they have money AN OLD ARCUMENT THE WAYS and Mean Commit-. j» I ''.1"1 spending much time about. It is then his duty not to with which they are able to buy whatever they wi,-.h. think W hen home I come with treasure! in smoothing out old difficulties. fight Congress—unless Capitol Hit! ■ ■■■ b ■■■ un ■■■■■■■■ an n a i i i i u i i i a i i tee will recommend abolishing the they owe nothing to the civilization which supports them. ■ rare, to givej i l i e consults with men who either forces mi issue which cannot he Rome volume old I have sought, They pay for their bread. Why isn’t that enough? The gift tax. Every man ought h, enough to i'k'l not heartily support him in the My N ellie cries: “ Well I declare! other fellow m ust want the dollar more than llie butter else his wife, before deal lier children Iprevious Congrc: s or w in openly avoided—but to cooperate with it and skillfully lead it along in the take care of her and T here’s much we need you could antagonized his policies. The Pres­ way in which it should go. In i Property On First Stwct! he wouldn’t exchange. “A fair exchange is no robbery.” That is common sense and decency, have bought; ident has also been showing <on- short, unless the second term of But it may be gluttony. Civilization is based upon diver­ • and government should not tax coru about healing the breach in a President abounds in fruitful decency, of which there in never I f I had only known that you sification of labor. When someone does something for you, too much. his own party. Apparently lie work of legislation, the repute nnd ■ Had money Just to fling away as he is doing when he supplies you with meat or vegetables, sees the necessity cf a belter spirit influence of his Administration j 1 should have bought that lamp you should, if you are a real sportsman and play fair, do in " The Forest Lake Hotel i-> iicincjl JOHN FORTKSQUK, English uf Republican unity, with a readi- will visibly decline. shade new historinn, says our first white > css 0,1 l *'e part rtf the minority This seems to be the danger return for him. Else you are a glutton and a parasite nnd 1 wouldn't take the other day. Americans would have been k ep t1to submit to majority opinion. All which President Cool idge perceives ; has 150 roorm, all cnpaj'',d. unfit to live with holiest people. out of thin country under our im -llh,;9,‘ r,T",rU |l m tivitfes of Mr. and against which he is taking pre­ * “ Another picture!” she exclaims, --------------- o--------------'Plii* Amttle with -Id different v| migration laws of today. You ,Uuoli.lge indicate that he is anxious cautions. Ho was not hurt in 1925 ■ An I display my purchase fair, EVERYTHIN(J IN FLORIDA is now moving forward at may add that under our present h such relations with and 1921 by Congressional rejec J ready hy January 1st. “The walls are lined with ugly timr o f one plan o f Ids a fter ah n marvelous rate itt the fare of the hatuliraps ami personal rulings (ip? founder of th“ ,m,in frames, tile Administration program may other. He was unable to secure re­ ■ ity could not get in. While I have not a thing to wear. discomfort of Hip people, under conditions Hint would discom 2 Raving on First Si ru t Extern! Suppose He should come, un­ lie accepted and embodied in law. duction of taxation ns he desired ago any bttL those buoyed up by an unbounded confidence in known, advising the rich to give i Such an effort is desirable in it- it. On the question of the soldiers' ■ forward. Jf you can buy such stuff as thin the future. T hat is the secret of it all. An absolute confi­ all to the poor, or piloting Saint | self, nnd it also has a political bonus, Congress flouted him and n Don’t talk economy to me! Don’t you believe the property t I ’m going to know the wondrous dence in Florida’s future, ami a vision of her future great­ Janes, “(Jo to now, ye rich, weep *U'fMliing which is significant. A oveirode Ids veto. It would not 0 ness. It is all we need to make the South the greatest sec­ and howl, etc." He would he n d-hT ’se student of our political his- heed him in the matter o f Japanese bliss ('resident Coolidge, who immigration. The project of o*n* 3 going tn rise in price when these; O f spending money foolishly.” tion of the world. The natural resources of Florida have vised by our host mind to go to islnryat like the same time u sagacious adherence to the World Couit, n Russia. scarcely been touched. Only seven per cent of her land is render of the signs of the times, which he repeatedly urged, it po; t- 5 complete? If so why don’t you buyi Now homeward I must trudge now under cultivation, and what is now called the Florida must understand the importance of poned indefinitely. As we say, 3 fit of it. STANDARD OIL will get n good once more signs to establishing a working agreement these rebuffs of the President by ■ And timidly my prize display, boom has only reached the centers of population although it example establishing And well I know Ixdiind the door is affecting the values of the whole state.—R. J. Gantt in guide flyers all along the Wen. with Congress. Two years ago i.ie Congress did not barm the Presi­ We have some of this property Li Then the dent's standing with the people. Coast. Written on the roofs of case was different. E xactly what sh e’* going to Hay. Spartanburg (S.C.) Journal. I President was in the position of ■ s a le b elo w th e m a r k e t value. Weals They seemed, on the contrary, to Standard Oil Buildings in big let­ Ear Ball; R. L ROBERT 1 ft' For Sale ters these signs will give names being made more popular by the make him stronger. But that pe­ ■ ness property close in on Saiilot'd S h e’ll cry In scorn to lay me fla t: of towns and other information. very fact that his chief recommen­ riod is now over. The time has "More books that you will never dations went unheeded by Con­ conn* wheii Mr. Coolidgc m ust pass n a sacrifice today. RUSTIC I.AKI-I ItKdlON rend! gress. It often happens that a on, if his Administration is to bo ■ EVENTUALLY THE govern­ I f you can buy such stu ff lit that, President a t loggerheads with Con­ accounted successful, to works oi ■ ment wjll establish for flyers mod­ I’m going to g et some things I Out of California another public we were when the middle wnstern gress, while he himself is a candi­ positive achievement, definite mak­ ern perfected duplicates of the ^21 Meisch Buildiifr need.” spirited citizen comes forward and eastern papers took a swing cloud anil pillar of fire that guid­ date for re-election, gains politi­ ing o f laws, Instead of merely rec­ —— o------at California and threw a lot of cal strength from being rebuffed ommending what laws should he Volstead wants to jail all of the with the belief that California has mud at us, some of which stuck. ed Moses iu his travebi. acofflaw*. W e’ll have to build a no business joining in the anvil Remember what we said about it? ! , T h,‘! J0-* * ln which Mo90» wan* by Congress. This is only one made. more proof that Congress is, iu ;.... It is clear, therefore, that the few more first. chorus being sung through the Dirty, inconsistent, actuated, ,by licrcil for 10 years is now often >a rule, not popular with the coun­ crossed by flyers in a part of a coming session of Congress will ■ --------- o--------north for the benefit of Florida. jealousy, etc. And it wus all of ■ System atic boxing began in En­ The Florida Development Hoard a that and then some. After we un­ forenoon. That shows how travel try. It is attacked and abused furnish u test of the President d if­ more often than praised. By con­ has improved. ferent from any that he has so gland in 17*10. Wonder if that few days ago received an editorial loaded on them for what they hud trast, a ('resident who urges meas­ far undergone. We shall see if means the kind of boxing Jack from liie Escondido (Calif.) Times unloaded on us we wouldn’t have for the general good, but who Ids resources are equal to the new SCIENTISTS IN California ures . Dempsey has been doing. mi the subject, tlu> newspaper sugl traded places with them under any prove that sabre-toothed tigers and i, * unable to secure their adoption task. Great power has been plac­ ------- o------Resting that tiiis is an opportunity consideration, . . , , . , , , by Congress, stands out ns a lend­ ed in his hands by the voters, and A Kansas City man recently dis­ for California to practice the Gold­ "Florida has been stepping out "Vf,1’1''1 tusked elephants once »ner to whom the people rise, partly located his jaw while yawning. He en Rule. for the last few years, very sw ift if" { K ", J,T k1” . of ns a way of emphasizing their dis- they will watch to see if he has the must have been in conversation Now the Secretary of the Cham­ and Maidenlike during the last > . llywo'Ml- lh‘* t‘u',,lal “ f 'novln« gu st with the narrow-mindeuness, disposition and ability to use it pictures. They missed m a n y wisely. An early indication will with his wife. ber of Commerce at Wilmington, twelve months. the petty partisanship and the be provided by the question of the chances for a good real entitle in­ ------- o------Calif., hits written a letter along "Now what happens? futility of Congress. vestment. World Court. The Senate made it We’re againnl Aloysius. the same line. “Many of our people are talking Hoar in mind, however, that this the unfinished business for a date For wearing knickers; "It Isn't alw ays that we agree nnd n number of our papers ar? HOW MANY millions of human relates mainly to the (’resident's in Dccemlier. If it is ever to lie He never, never laughs, with what other people do," he publishing things concerning Flor­ In his second term finished, there must lie more ener­ beings do you Hipposu will live in first term. But always snickers. says “and one instance where we ida that reminds us of some of the r*something els,* is demanded of h m. gy put into it than has before been California in days to come? ------ o ------ are off the reservation is the pres­ criticisms that were levelled at Great Britain has an area of 95,- It is expected, first of all that with displayed. And most of that energy A (lermati bus invented a phon­ ent attitude of some of our folks ( Tiliforuin during that period in square miles with a population his fresh mandate from the elect­ must come from the White Mouse. ograph record that will play con­ toward Florida. which we complained so bitterly of (1011 of 12,IU)0,(HID. ors he will have a higher prestige The success or failure of that great tinuously for an hour mid forty “ We don't have to go back very unfairness, selfishness and unItaly hns an area of 18,0ti01with Congress. M is counted up­ scheme, to which President Coolminutes. Then Coin* had the nerve far to recall how grieved and hart truthfulness." square miles mid a population of on, secondly, to develop construc­ idge is wholly committed, will be to say, "that day by day, in every 5H,000,000. almost like the article of „ stand­ way, the world is getting better Santo*] California has an area of 158,000 tive power. It is not enough lor ing or falling Administration. uml better." square miles ami a population of -------o------n Ij»M By IRVIN S. COBB •1,000,000. A large development for the pur­ Great Britain could not sustain pose of entublisbing a poultry ru ls-i "Tiny" Maxwell is n sporting ern university. In an inlervul one her present population without MOBILE REGISTER ing industry, will be started at | writer in 1’hiladclphiu. He is ealtiu* Southern players limped outside help. California could eas­ once on a tract lying between San­ ' led “Tiny" because he is about the of up to Maxwell. ily raise enough food to ftH*d three ford and (singwood. If miccc* ful Buried under x mountain of "Mr. Referee,” he m id, “ 1 want time.' the population of Great freight, Florida adopts drastic ing . The embargo which was nas thuHO behind it are certain llmt |Isize of a two-ton tructor. lie has I a ready wit, as his readers will to make a protest. T’hey's one of It will, the project should prove to j Britain and have plenty left over. measures to get ih,. fruit and veg­ grted upon at a conference uf rail testify. those Georgetown men that seems etable crop of 1925 to Northern officials at Jacksonville, gives o f­ be one of the biggest assets to i ficial sanction to an embargo tin t Because la* is an expert at foot­ t*> have a private grudge against ■*■■■■■ THE RIGHT Rev. Benjamin L and Eastern markets, by declar­ Meminolc county. ball and ill.*i because buck in bis me. Every time we get in a scrim ­ Ivina, an Episcopun bishop, says ing a state-wide embargo. Such virtually existed already, because M i i i i x i i i a i i i i m a s * * 1 1 1 1 of the inability of the railroads to If the casualties keep increasing, college days be wus a gridiron mage together be bites me. Yes, that United States civilization is action was made inevitable by a handle the freight consigned to freight congestion that has been them for Florida. wo will have to replace the auto­ star of magnitude, Mr. Maxwell dr, In* just hauls off mid bites im*. crumbling. That’s what the Puritans »aid going from bad to worse. mobile repair station.* at every frequently is called upon in the I don't want to start any rough While the restricting „f freight corner with hospitals.— Hunt * ity season to referee "nines along the hold- stuff, hut I’m getting good not so lung ugo when a man kissed The ru:di to Florida has over­ and tired of having that big irish­ his wife or exhibited a red gera­ taxed the railroads, the freight fleliverU'tt, nut inclutliriK 11vcstoik Courier. If they’d niuke the jails Eastern Seaboard. One afternoon last fall lie was man biting me. What had I b et­ nium in liis front window on Sun­ terminals of the state and (mu uiig perishables petroleum and its pro* big enough to tuke cure of all ter do?" day. facilities. It is reporter! that peo- ducts, food stu ffs and materials 2 the drunken drivers, they wouldn't officiating at n match between Georgetown, which, an everybody "I I'Toitld advise," said Tiny, Civilization can stand a good p b nre streaming into Florida in used in preparing fruit and veget- * need the hospitals. knows is a Catholic Institution, "that you play him only on F ri­ deal including much pesuimism. every type of motor vehicle imag­ ahlea for shipment, may cause ec ■ and a team representing a South­ days!" Civilization iin ’i crumbling. In inable, including cars of the most onomie loss and inconvenience if “ Howard Hulick has tin* honor of fact, it has barely started. If ancient vintage and in the last not actual hardship, Florida wise­ '.naming Sanford’s newest develop­ unything, it is preparing for a stages of dilapidation, us well as ly decides to protect its principal ment, “ Loch-Arbor." He has denilat—We will leiul you on board the trains. Thu motor fresh start after the great war. onstruted his puhlic-spiritedness ATLANTA GEORGIAN enue, the fruit and vegetable crop. arrivals probably lake some, if not by dividing the two hundred and id!, of their worldly goods with fifty dollar award between the Y. Those misguided Georgians who auditorium in which to house its them, but the influx of population M. C. A. and children’s playground ( on temporary Comment have inclined to view the Florida season of grand opera. creates un inflated demand for all necessary to buiM 1111 n1’51 equipment funds, both of which We seldom speak of short dress­ kinds of commodities that must he advance in real estate value* with Now, th.it IS something lo brag are worthy causes. It is getting so now that un on­ alarm and m isgiving and to predict about, m. Atlanta very well knows es, but they do show now high silk brought in by rail or ship. Also 2 nd tonmbile wreck isn’t flows unless olockings are thesy days. collapse and calamity really ought thousands of new settlers look to un,! will very readily concede! Listen to the Elkhart Truth you a very at least four peopl are hurt in it. the railroads to transport their to quit it. Moreover, it is u sign that no­ rave: An Klkhnrtun who had — Fayetteville Ob household furniture and other be­ Every girl doses her eyes while (server. There isn’t the slighter: sign of body in Miami believes that co l­ planned making a trip to Floidu longings. by automobile has been advised by disaster on-the horizon of Florida’s lap.-e and calamity is headed that kissing, and some have sense way. The housing shortage and tho enough to keep their mouths shut Amemun genius: Ability to keep a fiend in Floida not to unde- hopes! Prompt Service G u tfjj demand for new office buildings Miami, which im* been In the The Atlanta Georgian congratu­ afterward. take it a t this time us he said K , , m , a‘ h *U ‘bt to nnd other structures call for great keep the creditor placated.— Arkan­ Call nnd let us explain un em bago has been placed on very center of the spotlight in lates and felicitates tho City of quantities uf building materials, san Democrat. of leant reFollowing the lino Florida— a much smaller city than Miami upon this really rcimirkublu traffic south o f Jacksonville on aistanco gets many a man’s arm which can no longer be delivered ail kinds of motor vehicle* except­ Atlanta -lias just raised $190,000 achievement. by rail. In such cities as Miami with which to bring the Chicago around u waistline. Any city with that much pluck ing those transporting food. "If hovl 'iis lr,;U,;,0.uWith a KlM,J many the situation has become serious, boys that they jtlsj3t ' I one were to get as fur ns Jackson­ Grand <)|H.*rn Company to that and enterprise is to bo admired and on doing 1‘— ’" increase in the as father did instead 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford. H Now is the time when your small cousin “a -sharp ville he would have to stare his magic city for u spring season of praised. of a* father mm giving that mat city sayo —Osawutoniie Atlanta -viil be among thfc very son had rathor bo right tackle than coat ooif living and car thgre nnd proceed by rail," opera— lime performances in nil. (Kan.) Gra-| *u unyviablo reputation for "goug- phic. Miami *L building a $l,990,Mi0 fbfct to take ita hat o ff to Miami! president. ihu m en age said. a m i i a a i i i i u i H a i i i i i u * * 1111" OUT OK CA LI KORN IA COM ES KAIRN ESS \ THE WHITE REALTY C MV FAVORITE STORIES PROTECT THE CROPS M O N We have two plans of<l1 your Home HATS OFF TO MIAMI All The Mo DAN DORRS SA YS 11 >’nur hon,° j5£un"iai w NO DELAY - " J ___NO Title Guaranty ft - .■»'/”. -if* ,*- . •i - I flW MW %* '* t f 4 Mo �T HE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 1 2 ,1 9 2 5 of Sanford I1 A R L A N W . K E L L tii, J W U J il UTOH_________ Residence Residence Telephone 313-J Telephone 313-J Social Department Wnfortains Tuesday LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate | mectine of ploy in the flock. if the South 'eachers A seting « f the irent-Tcachf West Side mf the WomfrithI Mrs. E. fcr o f the Salfu f the It. A. kho home of p:.'!0 o'clock. I subscription woman's Club I will be given ft the CourtoI reservations p Mrs. Archie lr Mrs. It. L. Cirl's Society poitthly meetlie class room anVaii Legion ■ *t :» o'clock. .Week parlibrary nt xl be no Not for Three-Hundred Years Has black panne v elv et-su ch as Ret Velvet Heenso | ashtonab|e av it fern of Paris has been makingi , I oday. trimmed simply with small col Never since; tin* heydey of the a n and stiffs of real lace. Renaissance in France and Italy— ____________________ four hundred years ago—has vel­ vet been so fashlonak'e as at the present time. And perhnpa nevgT ■> j er Since those; glorious days has S '* such jirogress been made in the i « V manufacture of velvet as at the \ present time. One is tempted to 1 take a course of study in textiles A //■'■'JtfcK nt some industrial school or colk\ lege, so ns to bo able to under1 /•' stand more fully how these soft tjatA' and shimmering, rich and pliant fabrics that we know ns velvets yTy*-,>j are v\*V' As you see them draper! or lying on the counters in the shops 1 nowadays they are a treat for . -------«*■** and luscious and joyous about them. • Mrs. Thclnm Holly and son, Earlier ir. itre season before the Jack Holly, who have been the! French dressmakers had shown guests of Mrs. A. L. H ells and Mrs. even the first of tle-ir collections K. 15. McCracken for several da; r, word came from Paris that “ Par­ left Tuesday for their homo in El- isian dressmakers were dreaming lentoti. in velvet.” And now all these love­ ly velvet dreams have come true The Armistice dance given hy and wherever you see wcll-drcssei! the American Legion at the city women assembled you see velvet hall last night was well attended frocks or wraps or lints. and is reported us being one of Wine-colored velvet—the Bcnsor the most enjoyable dances of the would not lie complete without it season. On Friday night nuother It is ns much worn for aflernoor dance will be given by the sam e orchestra in the American Legion Hall. Film To Be Presented In Connection W ith Book Week Program “Peter Pan" with Betty Bron­ son as the tending star, will be pre­ sented Friday afternoon at the Mi­ lano theater, at -l o'clock. Mr. Marentett** Ivan secured this an a spe­ cial attraction for Children’s Book Week, and all tivo young folks are asked to attend. I ho Library greatly appreciates the interest shown by Mr. Marentetto in adding this feature to the Hook Week Program, and the sta ff are visiting the schools to secure tln> co-o|H>ration of the children, and urge them to sec this delight­ ful play. The program fur Saturday at the library promises to be a most en­ joyable affair, and the grown-ups as well as the young people urn in­ vited to lie present at 3:30 o'clock. The library wishes to thank J. R. | Stewart, the florist, for the lovely gii| baby left k in West iodine a few of Nashville, [,ir a few day Thrasher an 1 . She is ciifrom St. I’e- ■ Another Quality Product 1 Kelvinator Circle No. 2. Mrs. L. J. Frasier, chairman, luncheon nt the home of Mrs. Brown Miller at 3;30 o'clock. | Circlo' No. 3. Mrs. Fred Wnlsma,i chairman, luncheon at the home of Mrs. Walsma at 12:30 o’clock. Circle No. 4. Mrs. Claude How­ ard, chairman, nt the home of Mns. C. B. Turner on East 13th Street at 3:30 o’clock. Circle No. 5. Mrs. H. C. lA*ng, i chairman, a t her home on Park Avenue at 3:30 o’clock. Circle No. 0. Miss May Magill, chairman, at the church at 3:30 o’clock. Circle No. 7. Mrs. Wm. McKin­ non, chairman, at the home o f Mr*. M. Nelson on Elm Avenue at 3:30 o’clock. Circle No. 8. Mrs. J. D. Wood­ ruff, chairman, nt her home on Sanford Avenue nt 3:30 o'clock. * M»Tn i: or ci \iiiiia \ m.u .k i > i -r, 11 • v r Economical Eliminated the Ice Man I .\olli-t imIi. h I,> lilvi'li that on the ’ •I'* 'to of i i n ■•iiUi.t a . i* ts:r>. or as .-•M.ri tli.rcnflir as t call litIn.ml tli, iittiliTMimieil Kiuirtllo of lb" !’• i , — ' stalo of i .iriiit an<1 James Itolicrl I’.irlln .ill mltiorn will tnako aeelo.u |..tt t.i tlo* lionoralile ■)- •! t *tek iiiMntt liolKf of the t'ln-itlt •‘oiirt ,.f tin- Son•■tit It Jitillclal t’lr•■till in mill for the County of S-ltlItoili- anil Stalt- of l-*lorlila, for aittliorlt* to || at |>rlvato sal*- tlxIntir- I i f ml minors, •'licit havllik an iiiniui.l.ii otic-slxtlt Interest In uii.l to tlo- fi.ll.iuliiK tltrscrllieil r>at estate situate, lylnji and being In Meiiiltiol.- •'omit*. I'lorltla. to-wlt: Tin- Xotlliw- t *, of the Hoiltltu.-sl *, .-I etloti 21, Townstilp VI S.oitl. Itini .- ao Hast 11,licit Hum iitn day of November. a Electric R efrigerator Generation UG Magnolia Ave, Winter Haven—New tourist camp to be established near J£loise sta­ tion. L. P. Motley o f Boston, Mass., is in the city for a few days on business. He is much interested in Hanford as an investm ent field. »ii removed ton Hospital nted on for • [ D IC K S O N -IV E S C O . 2- 140 range Aye. Orlando. Phone U06 Met. a m n. Ounnltan --f the above styled MlnNr.U Kt.l. A IfOYEH. Am i in ys for vluanUnn. W. A. Poland, Jr., of St. A u­ gustine spent Armistice Day in the grain ribbon embroidered in gold. Interestingly enough among the city. new velvet frocks there are many circular skirts. One reason for Mr. and Mrs. Walker Blount and this perhaps is that a velvet skirt son o f Fort Myers are gu ests o f that is narrow around the ankles Mr. and Mrs. Roby Laing. is decidedly uncomfortable. But the new velvets are so soft and Shade Walker of Ft. Myers is pliant that there is nothing cum­ in the city for a few days as the bersome about a circular velvet guest of iiis sister, Mrs. Roby skirt, fonletim es there is act­ Laing, in Rose Court. ual gathering of the velvet and sometimes c!o?e shirring ami yet !!. C. V ide left today on a bust there is no semblance of bulla ness trip to New Y'ork ami Chica ness. go. Gray velvet has liwu handled with great skill Ly .-tveral of the C. M. Trott of Charleston, S. C., dressmakers for this autumn and i spending several days in th e city winter. The new greens are very nil business. lovely in velvets and of course black velvet is without a rival for W. P. Tatum is in the city in richness mid bccoiningm ss. Nothe interest of the DuPont Com­ thing that I have seen this autumn pany. He is stopping at th e -Val­ has- been any tu*arter or morn I*-dez. *l coming than the little frocks of FOR CITY COMMISSION l hereby announce my can ilidacy in the coming city elec tion for the office of Citj Commission. II. R. STEVENS TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORI) I wish to announce that I am ;i candidate for the office Palmetto—Construction \vork on'of f’jty Commissioner to he new §350,01)0 hotel to i;.t undei determined in the regular way shortly. Municipal Election to he held --------------------on t lie First Tuesday after Jacksonville— Half Mock proper ty on east side Julian Street, par the First Monday in Decernchased by Y JO.ooo. her of this year. ------, . Your consideration will be Jack >mvil t!, llu appreciated. for now ton E. F. HOUSIRUDER. to! .Mason. Wine-red velvet was chosen for this frock, with long, tight blouse and full skirt trimmed with grosgrain ribbon embroidered in gold. jL in c n s Thanksgiving ar thing can bo m covering for <1 acquire linens. Bi*hop, Nancy is, Helen Maesscr, and Ed ■fla a a a a a a a a a n a a n a a a a n B a B H B H a a a a B a B a B a a a B a a B R B a a u B a a B a a a sin n a sia B a a B u n a n fiE n x in a B a a a B a B a a B a a a B a a a n a a B a a Ibimnu-i- yesa +++'f-***++*++-H*+++'>+-i-+-p i-+-K*'+++d-+++++M'+++-fr+-t--s:f+-f+-i++-f-{-i <--{-+-i-+-;-»--t-Fi-+:-F+-; •:•++++•!•+•;•++++i-H -t+++++b'M 'v c L High Scimol . Zeigicr, and ■ the football J ; Southern at a M friend* ii h u s local t.Vis* l.i-n:i ^1 Griffin, ty Arringattend•ttiiimmt-t- ,£s u a c Mis* r.«t >i«-ia ;*Srents, Complete Line of Hunting Suits, Pants and Shirts FLA N N EL SHIRTS HUNTING SUITS All wool, brown and grey, extra heavy and light weight. $3.00 to $5.00 each '*•’ -Him, ft-, I lMade ol’ hoau maUiial. panls ° 1’ ^ j mj An , ....u. . l f ‘ Towels, 75c Scarfs, $2 Company will lie coming, it's wise to stock towels. All lin­ en guest size, monogram space 73c. Other large as­ sortment. Dresser scarf* thai are handdrvnratuJ uiul rtcnciled are finished with pivoting. Fuat color, in :?iz.e 18 Ly *13, 52. Damask $2.25 Damask $2.85 Kur the woman who chooses to hem her linen damasks, n silver blench pure weave 72 inches wide is priced $2.25 yard. Napkins to match, $2 do/.. A 72-inch grape design linen is $3 yard. Hv« henutifui chrysanthemum suggests the motif tor u yard­ age damask 72 inches. This pattern is priced $2.85. Nap­ kins in sets of <»ne dozen aro Irish linen, $7 30. Table Damask, $1.50 yd. Of excellent ipialify yet moderate in price is a set whose cloth is 55 by 5G inches ami G napkins M hy 1 1. Rose ticsign, $1.50. A 55 hy 71 cloth set is priced $5.30. mnWn r* reunit'd i * | CORDUROY TROUSERS 11 up1r^cvi)tly h'npital, Best grade, brown. Made by “Sweet O rr” 1 improvii in the * °n business. LEATHER LECGANS tyles Lace and Spring. Made of leather, brown. $5.00 pair $5.00 pair KHAKI PANTS KHAKI SHIRTS Head light khaki pants. plain legs. Lace Brown shirts, m tde fine khaki. All sizes, $1.00 to $3.50 $2.50 to $4.50 luncheon Set $14 Stenciled Set $6.50 Bordered hy colors in charm ­ ingly woven effects are lunch eon set highly practical. Cloth inches, 0 napkins 15 by 15. Gold or blue, $1-1. Sun anil tul> proof pronounce a beautifully stenciled lunch­ eon set highly practical. Uloth 51 by 51, 1 serviettes, $G.30. Travclolh 75c Buffet Sets $1.20 ’ Buffet sets th at are of novelty cut are interest­ ingly hand-colored and finished hy picot edge. 3 pieces, $ 1.20. I: o f d ish . K«n Road Main Floor 1)1 m Orlando ! The Y owell C ompany M en’s Departm ent ■ fl£ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaa ■■■ f’loth-. see n ch ly littir thing*, ami •il«i| line;• will arid a u|t>i an d ,-i 'r* to I’ u o t fin is h �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1925 *RedfrG range Receives Many O ffers To E n te r Various Lines Of Activity The CHICAGO, Nov, world is knocking at the door of Red Itrange. ( W ith the college athletic career of the University of Illinois, flesh due to end this year, careers in movies and professional athletics have been offered him. The moat talked of man in recent football hit'iory has made no decision, how­ ever. Rumors were current here that Grange has been offered $40,000 to play three professional football gam es with the York' Giants a fte r he completes.,.hi* collegiate When (he Floods Swept China career, but the reports were ridi­ culed by officials of the Giants club at New York. It is known that Grange refused an offer of $25 000 to appear in an athletic motion picture six months ago for fear of injuring his amateur la n d in g , preferring to shoulder the ice tongs in Wheaton to keep in condition.' Grange in the role o f congress­ man-at-large from Illinois is the vision of many of his friends who have started circulation of peti­ tions to place his name on the liepublican ballot at the primary, April l.‘l. KISSIMMEE C O I’ S 1resumed piny. Burlier was stopped no gain. Kntzminger’s pass was GRID GAME WITH for incomplete and it wa.o Kissimmee’s on its own 12 yard line. On n SANFORD, 33 TO 6 ball fake joint,.M'-Li-o made two yards (Continued from page 1) fkrom Mrs. Lansdowne'* testimony before the board but the proeculiori objected and was supported by the court. Mrs. Lausednwne continued that she diil not tell Copt. Ghcrnrdi (Aid to Secretary Wilbur) that the “things she had to the newspapers nhiiut the Shenandoah were lies.” “That i" all that I denied,” The defense then introduced cop­ ies of the letter exchanged between Capt. lautsdownc and the Navy De­ partment, relating to plans for the Shenandoah* last flight “ Did Capt. Foley come to see you before you testified?" Mr. Reid of the Mitchell counsel asked the w it­ ness. “He did." “When?” “Two nights before I testified." “ Dili Capt. Ghcrnrdi visit you at Lakehurst oil or about Sept. Ith?" “Ho did." “When did you te s tify ? ” “October It." Tells oT Talk with Foley Mrs. Lansdowne further testified that the letter Capt. Foley sent I her suggested that she state hoi willingness to waive legal defense thorize the naval court to act for on behalf of her husband and auliini, “ What did Capt. Foley ray to you when he visited you?" Mr. Itcid asked. “ Ho impremed me with the im­ portance of tile court. He said the solemnity of my appearance was verv in':at and asked me wha. ex,'CCU'd to tell the court. I told },jm I would emphasize the fact that the court hr.d been c v n d ed that the .Shenandoah had been sent „n a political fHtrht despite Secrc"ary Wilbur’s d en ial” “Captain holey said I had no right to sny it was a political flight as the tax payers had a right to see their property.’’ Answering Major Gen. \ \ illiani S. Graves, a member of the court, Vjra. Lansdowne said the letter from Capt. Foley had no signature to it an dno marks to show even that it came from the N avy de­ partment. “How did you know it was n letter from Capt. F o ley ? ” “Because my friend said so.” “What is the name of your friend?” The question was repeated. Then .Mrs. Uinsdowne said “It waa Mm, George W. Steele, Jr.” Mrs. Steele i:< the w ifo of the commander of the Lakehurst air station and the airship Los A n­ geles. had gone seeking reconci|iatiQ Cnttcr cnmc here about a me ago from Jefferson. Ga., via Mi and the girl had been at Co about a week, coming from Petersburg, where her sister \Y. F. Cotton, resides. The Rirl occupied apartment Cortez with Miss Mae Coff they were preparing to open a taurnnt. Miss Goff came do stairs n? Carter entered t apartment. A few minutes l shots were heard and inmate Courtship Ends In Bradenton Tragedy HANKS BRADENTON, Fin., Nov. 12.—. f/Pi—Sweethearts for almost, two years until recently when disagree­ ment separated them, and today lying in an undertaker’s morgue here, is the substance of the la’s t chapter in the lives* o f George Carter, 28, and I’aulie Pitt3, 21. Their lives were ended Into yester­ day at Cortez, 10 miles from here, Carter killing the girl, then him­ self, in her apartment, where he *, hl'.V"**•:. Yellow River flooded it? banks in China it meant only a Wines tumbled on ihe next play, t small new- item in this country; but in Chine,. ■» means hundreds hot Makuison r#»c*m v c 'Ci1’1*, lull played well for Sanford. Grier ......... downi for Kissimmee, Hamer re- - o f tragedies and a *,* of suffering. This exclu­ Licensed lle.il Estate! ” layed about the best game he Oovered W ines’ fumble on K issi­ sive photo shows four destitute Chinese watching over the bodies has £hown this Benson. Whitfield mmee four yard line. 107-10!) |*;,rk At*. of their children, drowned when a dyke gave way. was absent from the line-up and Bather brought it to the two It. 0 . BRINKMAN hi* loss was sorely felt. The many foot line. Barber made a foot. On injuries suffered by Sunfor.l nec- i the next play Barber went over hurdled on the next play and KlrMgr. Realty Dept esatu ted almost a second leant for a toychdown. This time the re­ si in nice was penalized i.r> yards. lineup during the last quarter, nnd feree placed the ball on the four Wines’ pass was incomplete and it while they fought hard, they were yard line for the try for point. was .Sanford’s ball. Barber made* out. Barber made four yards. unablo to cope with their more e x ­ Barber's kick was blocked. Barber punted to '/Giles, who re perienced opponents. Many of the Kissimmee 13, Sanford »>, Sanford hoys were playing their CAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.— Cottingham kicked to Luphor on turned 10 yards. Wines made four Gillen f/T'i- Football has staged its long­ first game o f actual football. his own II yqrd line. McLean made yards around right end. " The Artiom s] est end run to crura tho goal line Kissimmee Has Speedy Barks three yurdn. Wipes made »>ir* yard. went in for Booth. T w e l v e o f A r l m tu U fourtMn ^ . . . J McLean made 12 yards on a o f America’:: most western outWhile tho ground gaining activ­ E lliott went in for Dutton and La­ w i t h S t u i l c l in k - r cur, M.j«r ijm,* j i h e r l r t l o B^u J i m whit u n i t , i«*,| ities o f Barber and Kntzminger nier for Cottingham. The umpire criss cross. Cotton came had: in p o 't—Hawaii. tiering In tho caujc at ;*« £a,| „jJ the game. Wlmu* pass to Kain• Hi* i lands, whore heretofore wero im pressive, they perhaps called Kissimmee off side and the In each county, p,,u, J son wus good for 15 yards. Mnkonly ordinary interest has been would hardly compare with K iss­ referee penalized Kissimmee five' o f »*lventnr<-. The*- «t, r1-i inrnn made nine yards around loft m anifest, tho nport has penetrated ( r a t e d t o o k let, ■ The Afhurj SS,rAim m ee’!* two speedy backs, Wittes yards. One of the spectators on on refilled t o th e rectory »| The nnd McLean. Time uifd again they the sidelines objected to the de­ ; end. lie had a clear field for a to virtually every point. o b t a i n e d t r e e (tuiti any H . h U U r i broke loose for alm ost any dis­ cision, however, and complained '.o touchdown, but wi’s .stopped on a thump of the pigskin will resound j beautiful flying tack!*by King, acro-v. 2,ll)(t miles of tho I’ucific tance they pleased. The Kissimmee the referee. On his advice the refe­ backfield was fast and played ree changed his mind, called both On a double pass fake, McLean this year when three college teams hendy football. It is a m ystery to sides off tide, and brought hall went around right end for a touch­ journey from the United State* to Sanford how St. Cloud was able to back. The complainant was not an down. Wines failed to kick goal. take up tlit* pick of the islands at Kissimmee 33, Sanford ti. Honolulu. defeat it. official in the game and had noth­ Burlier kicked to Cotton on hi* The iir*t int*-t.section:!I game is ing to do with the play. On the KisRlmmcc’s line, however, was | own 30-ynrd line. Ho retorted ■heo’ulcd for December 12, when very medicore and could not com­ next play, McLean broke loose for eight yard*. Cotton made four pare with iti* backfield. Both teams a beautiful run of 27 yards. Muh- yards. McLean waited too long ;o the Colorado Aggies meet the Uni­ versity ot Hawaii. On Christmas w ere weak on u forward pussing inKon made three yards. McLean’s purr, anti lost .six yards. Wines attack, but Sanford was worse in pass evas incomplete. A pass, Wines made II yards around left c:ul a Day Washington Stale College will lim- up against tlu- Senior League thin respect than her opponent ** to McLean brought the ball to San- the game ended, team. The football el a* sic of tile tw o of her pusses were intercept- foul' • five yard line. It was first Kissimmee 31, Sanford *>. islands will bo played on New ed nnd productive of long gains for down. Wines lost a yard. McLean V ia i-, Day, bringing together Ilu- Line-up, made onu yard. Wines rolled along Klssimrnec. Washington Suite and the UnivorN ear the end of the last quar­ the ground for two yurds, hut the Sanford L.K. ter when man after man was being ireferee allowed the gain. On the Russell injured nnd forced to retire, Com-h (next play W ines went over for a Grier W elchcl wna nt a loss to know , touchdown. For varity the referee Yancey whom to substitute, lie hud u rd [this time put the ball on the two Pope IMil tort practically the entire line-up. The i yard line. Wines’ kick was good, OD \V Studcbaker Sixes arc rated horsepower enjoys the advan­ I C.itti!!*; team faced Kissimmee yesterday j Kissimmee 20, Baiifmd 0. • nit cllinR every other car in the tages of volume production reflected in tho worst physical shape it has I Wines kicked to Entzmingcr, \ Booth Tyn MANILA. Nov. 12.— world oi initnl or greater horse­ in the price of the Big Sire. King . been at any dim e this- year. -Hi* | who ^returned the ball to his own •Lin I Karl Fritz I’rahl, sailing .into , power, according to the rating of the of the regulars had been elf in,j.kl’-yiird line. Barber nurds'* four i i'.f.i x V. e U • " “da Bay, completed th e'first Society of Automotive Engineers Unit-Built Construction bed either one or two duv la-fore 'yards, Sanford war, penalized five liai'hor { “Bon of a voyage which he hopes the gnmc, and practically every yards for too many time)* out. EnUmi and Hit: National Automobile Chain- These facilities result, too, in Unitu-I.iv.i oiiike uround the world in a 30-1 man oil tho squad was nur ieg 'Entzmingcr made three yards as yav.l. To surpass it in rata Lerot Commerce. (See table at right.) Built construction—in cars designed, some bruisu or injury, more or I* Ithe half ended. dy .Suntint; from Shanghai Jinn costs $2175 to Hint h because Studehaker ins engineered and built as units. The serious, * " I n two companion*, Rrahl ren Kissimmee 20, Sanford 0. attained the goal m the fine-car field hundreds of parts used in a Studci ‘ 1 Hongkong June 2D after n rm 'The Game: MF. Studcbaker 5' j Wines kicked to Entzmingcr nn I voyage. Here his two cotnrn which Ford attained in the low-price baker car function together as a unit, Phaeton t* powered* Kissimmee won the loss and hi* own 10-yard lino, lie return *d Ij "'ft him, but nn American mu elected to receive, Cottingham kick­ 10 yurds. Entzm iiiger made I I field—-One-Profit, Unit-Built cars. engine that — carrici hs:,, resulting in longer life, greater rid­ iuitnmohiic!i t Kichanl Lofsludt joined him i ed to McLean on bin own 38 yard yards niT right tack le'an d first linker busses at Ingn Few motor car “manufacturers" ing comfort and higher resale value the Flndtl i ■r/"1 s Dio Uhinvi Sea line. Wines Hindu 2 yards thorugh down. Barber made !! more yard* over hills and valbjr-* have foundries, forges, etc., to make for you. Scores of thousands of used Satur- S:1" ............... left tackle. Rope nuiled Cotton f**r off right tackle and another first swift pickup ami iltrutJ their own engines—yet onc-tourth of miles of excess transportation thus ---- e in which a six yard loss on a eriss cross. down. Knt/nitngcr lost one yard, Based on the ratiog * the cost ot an automobile is in the are built into Studcbaker cars. W ines punted to Entzm ingcr on Barber made about 11 yards off the Him dolcgato* to the convention and the Society of Aj:tcJ bis own 37 yard line.’ He returned right tackle, but lacked Incite? of of the Railway Ticket A gents’ \ a• ngine. F.ven fewer build their own only seven American oU Entzmiiiger made I'Jeintion will ride and will ho tho it ten yards., Entzmingcr made m first down. Six in power. Hut u i "No-Yearly-Models” bodies—yet one-third ot the cost of guests of the Assucintiun of Board yards mid first down o ff right three yards and first down o ff left four times its price,**™ :■ car is i:i the body. oiiic tackle. Barber made two yards off tackle. On the next play Kntznih.- of. Trades of the Florida As a natural outgrowth of these two lowing table: left tackle. Entzmingcr made four gcr fumbled but recovered for a highland;. The miUnnoUk- tour Only two plants in the world to­ factors, a third great advantage to STUDEBAKER yurds o ff right tackle. EnUming r four yard loss. Barber made three will begin in Lake Wnles ni.d ionon? (Studehaker alone in tlu* quality tiie buyer is attained—"No-Yearlymade two yards* o ff le ft tackle. On yards. Barber fumbled but re­ el ale in S* bring, where the agent TALI AHASSEE. Fla., •V . A. C. C. cmIS A. £/>*•* field) have the impressive facilities Models. ” Because all phases of man­ a fake punt,' Entzmingcr failed to covered and lost two yards. Entz- will hoard their special trains. _ i/Ui !**•',limit of the f'T making all vital parts and bodies ufacture arc directly under Stude­ make first down by a half yard. minger again fumbled but recov­ * it.v are preparing t<> it Car A— IF more!*-«),■ from raw m a te ria l to finished haker control, Studcbaker cars are It wns Kissimmee's ball. Mc­ ered and lost two yards mure. • anqiaign for funds to pi: Car B— 1'/• morcpivnr.j product, Lean made 10 yards hround right Barber lost six yards on a In t constantly kept up to date. Improve­ t *• l; nurse in Le*m emi Car C— 7f,o more powr.j down. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12. i,1'i end. On a fake cross buck, Wines A g o a l o f li.-tw em i S3,illii ments are continually made — not Car I)—25G nurep "-' O n C 'P r o f it V a l u e It was Kissimmee’s ball. Russell — An over . is veteran died in a til'll bn bii a set for thi.t ran 43 yards for a touchdown, lie Car I-:—JU,; morepusim saved up for spectacular annual an­ stepped outside tho side lines nnd threw Makinson for an eight yard iurmaltire t .ploilnn of a slu-|| lieCar F—35'.; morel mC A preliminary meetiie 1hese facilities enable Studebnkcr nouncements which make cars arti­ Wines mudo three yards. bur used at Frankfort A r e n u l for liehl and jiliins outlined Kntzminger refrained from tack­ Nos.*. Car G—J5ft more puwtfd to manufacture quality cars under ficially obsolete. Resale values are campaign. ling him on thut account, but the On the rt< xt play K issim mee’s a salute to the war dead. tin- <Mte-l’nifit policy—enable Stude­ thus stabilized. referee allowed the touchdown. Tho right end was o ff side and Ki.tsimhaker to make, in its own plants, It is not surprising tiu J referee, for some reason **r other, me.- was penalized five yards. sells every other car mi l ?ital parts and bodies and eliminate placed tin- bull on tho one yard Wines made eigh t yards. Russell Because of these three major ad­ or greater rated homk' line for the try for point. Wine-' was hurt, but resumed play. the profits of outside parts and body vantages tlie Studcbaker Big Six has The Duplex body <>//<«J It was.,Sanford’s ball on Kissim­ tried an end run, but it (ailed. makers. Many major savings are become the world's fastest-selling Over 1000 cities laying concrete luges—fouml in m> eihi<-A mee’s .’Ift-yard line. Entzmiiiger Kissimmee ti, Sanford t). thus effected and passed on to the high-powered car. Ride in one—con­ within ils steel-fr>i« " *'5 Wines kicked to Barber on his lost six yards. Grier was hurt but streets th is year ultimate hnver of a Studebnkcr car. sider the price, and vou will know resumed piny. Burlier was stopped roller side enclosures « "r own five yard line and ho returned raise or loner m .‘l>/‘‘'j ,1 73 yard* to Kissimmee's 22 yard for no gain. Kntzminger made on his seal—providing line. It was a beautiful run. Ki’tx- yard. Burlier punted to McLean storm or cold. I mingcr made two yards off right who fumbled momentarily but re. Lights are operated Jj tackle. Kntzminger’rt pass was in­ covered on Ids mvn four yard line, wheel. Spark control a H tercepted by McLean who inn 30 Wines punted from behind hi. own an 8-day clock and « yards to Sanford’s 12 yard line. goal line lo Entzmiiiger vvlio re­ (FIVE PASSENGERS IN REAL COMFORT) dash, automatic Winet* mail*- nine yurds through turned the bull to Kissimmee’s 31view mirror, cowl «■ . right tackle. Campbell went iu for yard line, • m iiriinn liullt Oil limber fumbled but recovered $ 1 5 7 5 —Freight a n d W a r T a x E xtra Fincher. W ines wan stopped for no gain. and lost two yards. Barber made j Under Studebaker’s fair and liberal Budget Pay­ McLean made one yard and first 2 yards and first down off rigid ment Plan.t bis Sport-Phaeton may be purchased out Kntzminger made four down. A pais, Cotton to Steed, left tinkle, of monthly income with an initial payment of only guard, who wns ineligible to re­ yards. Burlier made three yard .' ceive it, wus allowed by the refe­ Entziniager failed to make fir a ree, and it gained five yards. Cot­ down on the next play by one fool. ton was stopped for no gain. Wines \\ ities* kick was blocked and Hu nuvdu five yards and first down. sell got it on Kissimmee's 18 yard ■ line. Barber made two yards. Bui j Cottou was injured nnd retired. Rigid and unyielding, with Wine* mudo i< x yards. McLean her made two yards. End of third made fugr yurds ami first down. quarter. pleasing, light gray color, Ki.siminee 20, Can ford It, Makinson fumbled and Dutton re­ Portland cement concrete Sanford had the ball on Kiasimcovered for Sanford. It was a free hull, but this reform gave the lull ilice's i l-yurd Hue. Barber was pavem ent im proves the to Kissimmee with first down on stopped for no gain. Zachary went Sanford’s three yard line. Mcl can in for Harris. Kntzruingcr'a pa..s appearance of your street made two yards. He then d**vu over was intercepted by Hankins, who right tackle for u touchdown. Tho raced Til yards with perfect inter and the settin g of your referee again put tho bull on the JleieiKc before Entzmingcr brought own home. <me yard lino for the trv for P"-ut Ihim down with a seem ingly im pos­ nnd Wines made a pretty kid. t,-i' sible tackle. Wines made three R equiring practically y i, id ff left tackle. Kukmxuii mud- -i\. yurds. The ball was ju . t . Kissimmee 13. Sanford 0, no maintenance, concrete Wines kicked to Entzmiiiger mi one foot front the goal line. Bar­ ber '-topped No. 7 a few inches 'his own 10 yard line. Ilc return­ p a v em en t a ssu r e s you ed the ball I’J yards. B arter wu from the goal. McLean’s thrust, greater value per dollar clear on an end run with no man however, managed to carry it ovei near him, hut he slipped and fell for a touchdown. This time the than any other type. for a two yard loss. Lntzmingei ball win. placed on the three-yard made three yards us the quarter line, ami Wines booted it ovur. Kissimmee 27, Sanlord II, ended. Our /rca hpokl<t,'‘C£mcret«Str<etj Wines kicked to Ilarhcr on his Kissimmee 13, Sanford 0. /or»Your Toum."uitll tell you th* Harris went in fur Ling. Knt*- 33-y.ird line. Sanford was penaliz­ whole story. /\sJi for your copy. minger made almost acven yards, ed five yards for an extra tim e but missed firm down by Inches, out. Butber made ofur yards. On a pretty cut back put t the line Zachary made five yards. Barber PORTLAND CEM ENT ASSOCIATION of scrim m age, Barber went made two yards. Barber punted Graham Building through for 32 yards and first to Wines, who fumbled, Sanford JACKSONVILLE, FLA. down. Entzmiiiger made 12 yards recovered, but the referee guv® the and another first down. Barber ball to Kissimmee. No. 7 made one A National Organisation to Improve and made one yard off left tackle. John yard. McLean made 15 yurds Extend the Uses o f Concrete Entzmingcr went in for Maxwell. I Football Teams From M ainland Will Invade Pacific Island Soon KNIGHT & McN The BigSix Studebaker[Unit-Built] outsell car in the ‘world of equal or greater rated horreport' <ilohe-Encircling Trip In T hirty Foot Yawl T Studebakeij Sport>Pli r StudebakcrBigSixSport’Phaetoii San Juan Garage OFFICES IN 3 0 CITIES W est First Street �TH E SANFORD^HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12.1025 Alaskan Eskimos Prosper While Aleuts Deteriorate, s.ow lOKK, Nov. 12 With the stock market greatly by it-* recent 1 Says C o a stg u a rd Report strengthened recent reaction, prices early today hounded « Like ft Rhine- iccasioft I IJAtra tint* ------ ----------O . [ip Rhinebride have Jed as ev■uit they ion of hi3 this industry they resort to St. Lawrence Island, American ground jn the Bering Sen. nnd to the 300nlj|e stretch of northwestern coast of North America on the Arctic Ocean between Point Hope nnd tified y es-! p„int Barrow, the northern tip of out of the Alaska. on of hi.*'1 But the outstanding domonstrniuced. As tion of advancement among Eskimsel asked m„s noted last summer by Lieut. R. Jacobs, Commander William P. Wishanr, ^1 nervous-executive officer o f the Bear, wns brow.i' enfjJjtJf. of tDefvinsr Islanders, joking for King i . »f a mile long nnd 700 feet high, lies in the northwhispered ern end of the Bering Sea, near They were'where Boring Strait connects the list recess Pncific nnd Arctic Oceans. Its popThey have illation of 175 lives in huts that are inds for a built on stilts, so precipitously do were in n the sides rise from the chill w a­ lk® for a ters. b find them j The King Islanders have long been known for the ornnments they Ufflfd carve from walrus ivory and which Biabs prob- they market every summer in uhL Attor- ~ — -- ----- — iNome. i.aat summer they found a longshoremen's strike on in Nome. They fell to at that work, and for it received $15,000. T hu money they spent in Nome for sup­ plies, largely flour, tea and sugar. The Bcnr took the Islanders home, nnd carried 30 tons o f their pur­ chases, including furniture. S. Steel headed a strong For other staples, the King Is- upward movement. landers nro usually well fixed, Right nt theiir island they take the JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Nov. 12. big walrus, whose tusks I hP>—Wholesale quotation pro­ afford ivory; the hair seal, which afford ___i bing on the Jacksonville market meat, heat nnd light, nnd the ug- j lay as reported by the Florida rook, a large seal whose flesh is ate Marketing Bureau are as n....... sweet and mmri-hing. Blubber— layer fat beneath the skin—taken ! ni|, from the hair seal is burned by j and han using moss ns n wick. Before Russia sold tho Territory | Plant cr the Aleuts numbered 25,000 in an Peppers. archipelago extending westward 1,- •5.00; or; 200 miles from the Alaska Penin­ matured sula to 500 miles from the Kam­ boxes f;i chatka Peninsuln of Asin and di­ 0.00. viding Bering Sea from the rest of NEW 1 the Pncifie Ocean. Rut white men’s Cotton fut vices— lending to white men’s d is­ Jan. 20.03; Here is Al Fugaro, the latest con­ enses—nnd in general white men’s tender for flyweight honors now ways of living without white men's held by Fidel l.n Barba. Fugaro age-old training— set the Aleuts hails from Italy, lie holds tin* fly­ into the path of destruction. weight championship of that coun­ Villages have ccome few in the f try. N-'t*- the striking resemblance Aleutian Islands. In Attn, at th<* to the late champion Pancho Villa. • ' ■' ■ Nrchlpelag.v, Wishanr counted 15 residents, an.I in Atka, the next inhabited spot, 550 miles eastward, -10. The one plnce at which Wishanr found Aleut prosperity was Unain d ig n a n t’ OVER PLOT inska, 150 miles front the eastern Home. Nov. end of the Archipelago. There live | Avereznno. atnbt 11.—f/P)—Baron 150 Aleuts, many of whom work ; has become a Fassatlir to France. nt the seal rookeries of the govern -, indignation over'aseist to show Id.; r the plot against ment on the Pribilof Islands, St. I Mussolini. Paul rv __ and St. George, in the Bering i Fashion Shops Ask C. ROBINSON For Right To Sell T E S T I F I E S AT M i 1a cl y Cigarettes Enkht Japan Prepares As J. China Crisis Looms E d from -r*i— NORFOLK, Nov. 12 . - ( / P ) _ a*:™ ........_ Va.. --------/ .i____ RATE HEARING (Continued on Page Two) on perishable shipment • from Flo­ rida have, since the beginning of the World War been twice increas­ ed 25 per cent and had received only one ten per cent decrease. It was also shown that the second in­ crease of 25 per cent wa- on the rate which the first 25 per cent brought the original rate, thus making a total increase of over 50 per cent above the original rate. According to conditions brought out in the to i iniony of Mr. Rob­ inson. California lias a much mure flexible and economical diverting privelegc than has Florida. “California." Mr. Robinson said, “can ship almost through F lo rid a’s front yard bv use of her blanket rates which Florida docs not nave." lim a n s PARIS. Nov. 12.—(rP)—Shall milady have an opportunity to buy her rose tinted cigarettes along with her perfumes nnd lip-sticks? The fashion shops of Pari:' an* endeavoring to get the Government to grant them permission to sell tobacco and the regular tobacco shops are up hi the air. Women say they do not like to go into the vulgar corner simps where men sip cognac and purchase their tohacre. But the tobacco shops retort that women can send in their nun folk and they insist that the government will be doing them a great in­ jury if its permit ■ dealer n women's things to sell the >!ai>i ty cigarettes which mak- up i large percentage o f France' t. • burro sales. MOORE BID WITHDRAWN WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.— f/P)— The bid of Moore and McCormack, nf New York for the purchase of the Pan-American Steam ship Line operating from Ned York to the east coast of South America w as withdrawn before the shipping t . i * I WMay seaihnfuril KikTiritmcnU K of dull Uiij in lieMoiattnent kbit week, kabnnth'd Iter.: nt- B*l* pint-B n -'. ■!• 1 TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 12.—(A1) — Charles Wall, well known Tampa business man, and Edward Vestel, head of a private detective agency, were placed on trial in criminal court here this morning for alleged complicity in the activities of the fur.'ou Albert House gang. Th • men are charged w ith being reiu '.orit's to the activities of the gang. Wall is accused of hiring house to come to Tampa to carry un his campaign of robberies. . — v wv ju au y placed on assessment rolls, wns be­ fore the annual convention of the Nation Tax Conference here today. Involved tax problems relating to assessment of intangible property, together with the conflict be­ tween state tax authorities nnd lo­ cal governments were discussed o • fore the conference last night and consideration of these subjects was carried over for today's meeting. K. M. Willfnmson, professor Michigan Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn., said four stntcs have tried and partly suc­ ceeded in listing intangile property for direct assessments. In eight Iother states, he said, such a law 1ms been a failure, while in four stntcs it has been in force and in­ sufficient length of time to deter­ mine its future success or failure. The cause of failure in most cases was purely inefficient local tax administration while the great­ est success thus far observed has been where such listing anti ass­ essing was wholly under state conItrol. |)ul(li M a i l e r S i i F our I'aueitfcr Cutff** C om e in am i try the seat­ T hey have m ade th e Bet* in g space in th e B e tte r te r B u ic k m o re ro o m y B uick. T h ere is m ore of it »han o th e r c ars o f even — a d d e d h e a d r o o m —| ^«'ngcr w heel base. Tiddcrlr'Lg' lo o m — nildetT w idth in sea ts fo r b o th It is u ftlii-sizcii, man-sized car, for grow n-up people driver and passengers. to ride in, without being Buick engineers have dis­ squeezed in. covered new ways to in­ crease interior space. C om e in nnd try it! B U IC K M O T O R C O M P A N Y ,F L IN T , M IC H IG A N Division «>/ tjcnrrul Motors Corporation Man with business ability desires to put his services and small capital in growing business in Sanford. Busi­ ness must stand investigation. Ref­ erences exchanged. Brurr Buick Six Cylinder Yuftr-in-l L-mi motor curs ranj,’ in price from 51125 to J | ‘W5, /. o. h. fiui.k fildorici, Among the Buick open and rleird models ificrc is one that mill inert •vour tid in '] rxuctly. Sanford Buick Company MOTO R E P A IR S - D U E TO IM P R O P E R / LUBRICATION M asonic Bldg S a v e this unnecessary E x p e n s e byU sin g * - rd bc- 1 ■t tutchuiin ot Motor? r.irely wear out. They usually burn out became there is not enough oil or not the right quality oil to prote t the moving parts front friction and wear kdi Streverent, wfy of that 1\1 dtften, who, It and V-?, K'iVl! this ■ v.a'r, titali- ItUr.acy, *hiv«' \*4h i trut and 1! r hiuuruty, V»H i&crllice, h* supreme ofVuf Executive, Uh .J the NnUm* a beneficit ot the Nation itvguarantee tb" • I 0 U T IIr s W E E K W E O F F E R VOL THE FOLLC ON R E S ID E N C E LO TS A N D MOM Eihuitifni lot 50x 145 on O range Avenue, s o u th e r n ex p o su re. T erm s T o cnmplctetq lubricate, a motor oil must penetrate into the closest fitting bearings and guard all parts against wear; it must keep a film on the cylinder walls that will resist heat and not break down: it must How eaiily in cold weather. s t? lubricating value nnc heat and long service. I. it prevent; friction and ntootli running motor. Keep yntir repair usituj 1'U l.AH INl:. - - i ' i n e lots on Elm A venue. Good re sid e n tia l sec tio n ............ a*,! ? n f>J*Irnetto th is side of C entral oRue, including co rn er, only _ mm) »ays C. M. Meade, , tontlnncd by t the secret 1", nt VfdUarn Moote, Man* r, and Mary >pU,\ daughter n, heir ot the 'ho left an es- sF (T itU s l o o k i n g f o r h o m e s in (; o ( I t l r i / r ' L, , AVK L IST E D WITH I S HOI SES ^ “ IG H T* IT W IL L B E A PLEA SU R E TO SIR) are Oils and Gzeases S t a nINCORPORATED d a r d O i l Co m p a n y IN KENTUCKY Room ,| Hank Building Loans Magnolia A Srcond A. P. CO NN ELLY & SONS CHICAGO, Nov. 12:—,/Pi—Join, S. Cnlisi and Albert "rttiselmi, members of the notorious Gsx.vti. gang, who killed a policeman, were ALIMONY found guilty of murder and their sentences were fixed at from 1 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—f/P — years to life imprisonment by a Will Morrissey, comedian, in soup jury which deliberated 10 hours un­ and fish, has joined the alimony til early today. club at Iaidtow Street jail. A cab­ aret orchestra played “Goodbye, Davenport—Atlantic ( Forevi r," a< be was nabbed f,»r Railroad to construct nc failure to pay SI,500 alimony. ger station here. OF- 2 Prom inent Tam pans Are Placed On Trial ■S-.ft'.m MONEY AVAILABLE For Firm Mortgage Loan* on Liberal Valuation Baals at 7% Consult us first when in the market for fund* , ____upward almost as as rr.~'..", rapidly as they fell carlier in the week, . . ‘i. F.xpectations of a large 1 extra dividend for General Motors holders brought in n rush of stock buy stock, f K,*ying orders for that carrying it up more than six point while DuPont soared almost 2ir.ts, '■ * » points to a record high level, nnd U. Chrysler rallied 10 points Young o Canid Mis* iotinsel ■ f Loans A ula row! m«p» of A labam a, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and M iniiaipr,, cat STA N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y (Kentucky) Service Station f r e e of �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1923 PA G E EIGHT > 4 4 » + + + * « + + fr « - W W V a A A There, nestling amon^ its Beautiful Lakes Lies the Land of Opportunity, Health and Happiness The very name reveals its charm natural state Lech-Arbor is very bea utiful, it is the intention of the developers to add a touch in effort to make it even more attractiv e. So by means of dredges which are busily engaged low parts and deepening some oi the lakes, the task of improving goes on. An island is assumhe days come and go this body of land i n the middle of D eForrest Lake and Amory Lake takes rlions. A close watch will be necessary to note the rapid changes as they take place. H un­ ks of dollars will be expended in developing Loch-Arbor and the task of im proving will run over P I I A I individual who can peer into the future can sec the time when the shores of the lakes in Loch-Arbor 1 will contain many beautiful homes, the show-places of Sanford. The country homes of the leaders in the business life ol the city will be scattered among the palatial w inter residences of wealthy tourists who will come to Sanford every winter, captivated by the drawing powers of this wonderland. Sl'k a tairy-land is in the process of form ation. W atch it take place. Keep in touch with develops they go forw ard a t Loch-Arbor. An I w hen an opportunity is given for you to become affiliated s newest project, don’t allow the opportunity to pass. Loch-Arbor is not a subdivision. It is a real )pment of g re a t m agnitude. �m I*-,-,- _ I **' .n T ^ T h r e a te n e d By W ar LIKE RIVER HOMES HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE H LONDON, Nov. .—(/F)—Tho lC 0 As 2U vin g Buddhas Sp lit J PITTSBURGH, Nov. 11.—(,T>)— Asquiths have a passion for river­ PARIS, Nov. 11.—(/F)—On tho side homes. All tho members of Heavy loss of life in the coni mines 3 Montlbory speedway Tuesday Capt. the family are fond of The Wharf, to put into service 100 automobile rn Causing General Turmoil Eldridge, an Englishman, driving Lord Oxford’s house on the rescue trucks. In September, 52 miners lost their lives in the under­ [ 11 TATSIENLU, Province of Szechwan, Oct. II.— (/P)—The two "Livinjr Huddhna” o f Tibet f K eeuln'r 1 aro nt outs> Ono t *lc 11 n L f | country, and strife threatens. ■ J vj . a o-i- —•* Intrigues, political rivalries, nd S la v e [ nn,j the superstitions of the TiInti lave hetian people are woven into the WnQuit’l fabric of the troublefiome situ ­ ation. The unrest is not appar­ ent on the surface of things, for Thibet is ruled by the “lamas’' or priests but there 1ic.-ua of Buddha, ----" * »neuv ddissention lo o a n t tn n iamonff of nare ru signs v* lio m an lL 'O II I T h a t <*•> the lamas Ithem selvca W Are Under normal circumstances the spiritual and temporal pow­ jS’i t h W a r s ers are divided between the two men accepted among the follow­ cities ers of the religion as the living representatives of Buddha. The (nary ‘on* Dalai Lama is looked upon ns , of Chinese spiritual head and the Panchen JFrancisco’s I.ania ns temporal ruler. The n the coun- present Dalai Lama however, has desrite the tnken upon himrrdf the tempor­ al power in the country without rrinB t°nK9 surrendering the spiritual head­ eadquarters ship. The Pnnohen Lama has been forced to flee to China, where he wanders from place to place chn J. \town pnhee while his followers in Tibet plot for his return to power or tho ft.u-c.-". t’r c overthrowing o f the Dnlai Lama. The political nspects of tho rirb tve no tong situation result from the position fe tU of the of Tibet ns a buffer state be­ merchant tween India and Chinn. One o f _ We have the two Tibctinn political par­ , causes of ties is pro-British and nnti-Chifinders, or them out (sually (breaks I in the ^X, has no Kdsco nt y-jirgeant sh nnip Sing |i*ey was , but the fat to pro* 7>o8c, while the other is antiBritish and pro-Chinese. Tho leading political question is that of Tibet’s attitude toward the two greater nntions. The Dalai Lama inclines toward India, and Panchen toward Chinn. Frost Proof School Bond Issue Is Passed trict Tuesday adopted an $80,000 bond issue for additional school facilities. , Three previous bond issues re­ cently for street paving and water supply extensions passed by the same over-majority. A modern two-story school building will lie erected in the district almost in tho heart of the town and the present sqvernl buildings will un­ dergo improvements. ground workings of the state. Twenty-seven were caught /under falls, 11 met death in mine car nnd mine motor accidents; 10 were electrocuted or killed by explo­ sives; two were killed by mining machines ami two were listed as miscellaneous. Avon Park—Plans prepared for erection of new $300,000 hotel. AMOS TO ATTEND MEET TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 10. — (/P)—Ernest Amos, state comp­ troller, is preparing to attend the annual convention of the National Association of State Comptrollers, Auditors and Treasurers, to be held 'at Miami, Nov. 18. Mr. Amos is n member of th e entertainment committee. The National Associa­ tion of Secretaries of State will be held live next day. Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new M erriweather Building 2nd Street. Phone Oil m at i*t>iczcylopedlied: "liumi the cause ia m im u M u im iu im u a iiiu im i, ! * __ • REQUIRES TWO MORE SALESMEN FOR SANFORD ■ Phone 346-J. l .... thit 65 Lve a strong jtr.i have nair.ii several The tun: or mily clan in ir tore, enJ in the i ar­ bitration to nc*e ir.imiptu, the Te­ ller families 1: r rfril \ h r [ Ditee- « _ I ’C. 1 I m ini ■r ■the.hizhbiu ler thire were Wforfeited. p -crueatit UlI-arouti l 14* tbout t» ainnelf. Hit such I ['"-1 iv (.'hi- *V<1 tubItdicateil f •A- > ri- l rJike1 15 Vtive, 'f teen," I and V vI;., Uj«.itlv V • THREE DAYS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Homesites may be Secured At Extremely Reasonable Prices i F * U hi, P " - tb■ '? And Give A Ljj safest Free Demonstration , * / I 1.... Hub -‘ii The people of San ford will he given an opportunity to purchase well located lots in Sanford Grove a t prices ranging from 8400 up, depending, of course, on location. Prices so low and so fa r under the present m arket value of this property, offer Sanford investors wonderful opportunities for reaping big profits, provided they make their purchases immediately. Of Elmo’s Cream s—Powders— Perfum es v downtown office of Sanford Grove is in the F irst National Bank Building where our representatives shall gladly discuss the m atter with you, and take you to inspect the property, if you so desire. The ® 1Fertilizers H igh est I: Quality Sanford Grove avoid d t aVC ' 0<l State for thirty years. Order early anti l> * caused by congested freight iivusuv conditions. cuiuuuons. kVKlE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO VEGETABLE 0 HOW ERS r in o-- “AMID MAJESTIC PIN ES” FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ...... asllt upon request. Ison & loo met fertilizer Company • SANFORD, FLORIDA ANL I-’ACTU R F.R S O F I D E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S Jacksonville, Florida fOUBF-S, Mgr., Sanford Branch. _____ "V 4 “ " v]!le- Tampa, Sanford. g; c GRAY> RMl(Iont M„n„ger 317-18 F irst National Bank Building s a n f o r d , F l o r id a The easiest way to reach Sanford Grov e is to turn east at the corner of Geneva and Sanford Avenues and go straight, passing Oak Hill on the right and continuing through newly graded stretch, not in had shape, until you see the signs of develop­ ment. After going up a small hill, you will reach a point where men are busily en­ gaged in laying sidewalks, in grading roads and in other development work. This is the first section of Sanford Grove. S P E E R & SO N • Jfl AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES Within Easy Access To the Business Center / _ _ _ _ _' _ _____ * -- ■ . ■ T— Hall, Pentland & McCall Sanford Grove is located exactly three miles from the Sanford LYst Office, by the longest route to the property. It is V/j> miles from the new Hotel Forrest Lake, as the crow flies. The property is located southeast of Sanford, and the first section to be developed faces on Geneva Avenue, the ro ad th a t will he paved at once by the county, and that will become the main artery to Geneva, Oviedo and east coast points. MISS OLGA PATAKY, WELL K N O W N REPRESENTATIVE FOR TH E F A M O U S E L MO TOILETTE REQUISITES WILL BE AT----- , ____ ______ ______ ______ 3 Yesterday we mentioned the exceptionally high elevation ol’ Sanford Grove. It is important to know that a development is high and dry, but it is equally essential to know that it is well located, in a rapidly grow ing section.and within easy reach of the business district of a city. So today we w ill stress location. j in amcrihighbimler tijuthy with • 105 So. Palmetto i ■■; h 'I > fcngj. Rival Ky. there are luting, and ft their i:\in- ..... . DAYTONA SHORES We are Pleased to announce thnt MIL W. I*. CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tcnn.) has been attached to the sta ff of our Central Florida office. WISE BOAT WORKS ------Builder of----GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Boats and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Dora, Florida PAGE NINE ___________________ AMERICAN BUYS CASTLE 11.—(/FI—John Coolidge, oldest Harvard VESTF.R1VIK, Sweden. N ov. 11. grandson of Thomas Helgerum Castle has been bought and descendant of an an­ by Madame Charles Cahier, an President, is dead. American operatic singer who mar­ ried a bwede. BOSTON. Nov. Randolph FROST PROOF, Fla., Nov. 11.— graduate, (/P)— With but a single dissenting Jefferson vote the Frost Proof school dis­ cestry of J. H. JACKSON , an automobile of one half litre en­ Thames. Lord Oxford also has an Chambers, 50-kilometer (31.07 m iles) record overlooking Victoria Embankment, by covering the distance In 10 min­ and Raymond Asquith also has an utes and ninety-five hundredths 61 apartment in the same building. a second, llis average speed was Lord Oxford’s daughter, Princess 1ST. 314 kilometers (more than Bibesco, wife o f the Rumanian 110 miles) an hour. minister to Washington, has a home on the Quni Bourbon, and is dividing her time between the OLDEST HARVARD GRAD DIES shores of the Seine and Thnmcs. gine capacity, broke the world’s apartment in Temple .1? �I JWM/,, rlS* ‘ r - tV*-, i 1*.. ■. -.-4 Jpjfe - MH t?Wr*r- 'iFJSa B * \ ™ *7?, " • : " ' ■•Svrv'-vi;;?'V W- 3 •Tv?:-" ' ’ '* ^* \ •' '# ■ :v<V*‘V* ^i*V*.?’$& P A G E TE N T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , T H U R S D A Y . N O V EM BER 12. 1925. Town To “ G oD ry” And VARIED WEATHER MARINECORPSFirst Give Women Right To V ote FELT IN FLORIDA VASORGANIZED May Become TouristCenter FOR PAST WEEK ISOYEARS AGO NEW HARMONY, Ind., Nov. 12 century a^o to march to the fields. Low Temperature and Scant Sunshine Reported In The |(/P)—This little community which A fter the Rapphi'.s had cultivat­ I fir *. offered to America equal po­ ed 5,000 of their U0,000 acres and! Western Part and Normal litical riirhts for women, universal cotton, woolen and flour mills.! Weather In Southern Part Branch of Navy Was Formed elementary education, prohibition built they sold the entire colony, in 1924 Almost 8 Months Previous of liquor, and other reforms then to Robert Owen, wealthy Scotch > JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 12.— (/P) To Declaration of Indcpcn- regarded as communistic, is to be Philanthropist and social worker.1—The week Recniitinj- his settlers in Scotland, . it,oa „ ending -- Tuesday _ . -in- -Flo-dencc by Thirteen Colonics "»■**« ncco«»iblo to tourists after a O um brought hr£.,«,hf many in^rton ______ century of isolation. Owen leaders in in ri,,u was another one o f low temperaturo and acant sunshine in the Hero Thomas Say, zoologist; science and education. The com western and extreme northern por­ John Audubon, ornithologist; John nninity was named “New llarand William Maclure, tions, and moderately high tem ­ R p p r n i l i ’ trr Cheyplesm ith, et graver und G cr- mony," X i C t n i l U . i f , \ / t I l w x l l J(,.,i froo.st, geologi i , began the I Scotch educator, established an ad perature and normal sum tiine in works which later brought them vanccd public reboot rystem. But the central and southern sections, History of Marinos It Fu’l fam e. ! uothfulness view with culture and according to the weekly weather and crop bulletin isued by A. J. Huddled in the Wabash valley in the experiment failed. of Gallant and Course ms Mitchell, meterorliBt in charge of the far southwestern “toe” of In­ Equal political rights for wornDeeds of Thousands of Men diana, New Harmony has kept to en were demanded first by *Frnn- the local station, United States ’ FIVE PERISH IN IT RE itself its interesting history, e x - 1eis Wright in n soecch at New Weather Bureau. Rains were generally light and ci.pt when those who JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 12.— f/P) «;•;* thero penetrated knew the Harmony. It wan the first coni- scattered and some sections on the tho hills nninity to declare for abolition of _ i. winch hide it from the main hign- alcoholic liquors. It was an early west coast had little or no rain fall during the week. Showers were Almost oV ht m onth, tl.o 3 ”' N™ . % E,v,"ns^ " ' Mokl "r " 7 " 7 '•< ”| avrr>' obolUion. Unlver- more general along the eaut coast ombnttlcil Coh.ni.t, W o r n ............ “ «!‘ T O S t ( S t and brought much relief to the nendence from the British crown, ami ininrovc the trnil connecting sect wns first proclaimed here, and lower east coast where rain was in later years the community in- badly needed. Soil moisture is suf ipp troduced to the middle went enm- ficient in the western division and nia pulsory education, its system be- the need is for moro sunshine the grqiip of followers to es- ing the foundation of the Indiana (Tntt Corps raimi inlu iiotttir *’.*t*ri t i’ li-ii in ih" wilderness a colony compulsory education system Inter hefore the United States governwhich iliey tunned “Harmonic.” All patterned nfter> rlirnoght the west l> / * The CLrst cfuli’ exclusively for wo n Tthii.. I Int.i the B O O settlers lived ftTlftt'Uf Strict Mi ■ ^^mooV^VIokolou Samuel N Icholas, a PhUad. lphlf ,lt.nj.-,,, „ lmru(, Cl|unHy in prop. men was formed here. an. wns com missioned captain of ^ an(1 rccfived t'hc neces ities Today the village contains n Marines nnd was the first ra n ot­ of life from a com nninity depot. scant thousand persons. Thu deing officer o f tin* corps, setting up The stane buildin*'! they erected n recruitine rendezvous in Tun are still in use, and on an outer Mccndants of its founders have Tavern, a famous hostelry o f old wall of what was Rappist store­ scattered or their blood has be­ Philadelphia, situated on one of l.ie room survives an old sun dial at come intermin |!cd with that of quaint rnbblr-pnvctl streets leading which the peasants assembled a subsequent settlers. to the Pe Inware Bivcr wharves. Captain Nicholas subsequently be­ came first commandant of the corps. On the sifo of tho old tavern SB ?! long sin^e eliminated by exnnn *• ing rnmmerce tbo Thomas Roberts Renth Marine Post of the Ameri­ can Legion will unveil today a bronze tablet, eommemorntin*? the sesnui-centenn’ al of the corps nnd m arki"" it« hlrthnlaeo. ,\ banquet nr<l hnll will hp hnbj tonight. Basin*' their claim to Henlo-itv itwnnr branches of tho United States' arms, on the commissioninw. Pimcmber 2 ‘2, l' 77 ii, of the fir * faced wind nnd slot m, nearly wrecking hia sail si* Ameriran n w bv Cona-ress, khips. But lie sailed on and wan reworded by his wherein *ho establishment of ihi •ferine Uorns w i officially acgreat discovery. Let nothing dUouruffc you ene*T'Pslie.| f ho Sol(li"rs of tlw SiM from regular saving, and making safe invest- w nre nrnqd o f their “ first” in ugi*. ment, and you will discover the way to success. as veil as tbnlr servim in nicn'1 fnr-flnnr- netivit!es o f t1'** Un’ t' il Ftate**, The traditions of iG> ' r ■ l '/ i Interest Unit! on Savings Accounts Tl'm Corns, expressed in it ■ ’ ■**■* “ Remner Fidelia" (Alwnv Faithf e lt . hs'-e not been nltmi—d to lareish. Tbe oreaniznli' n’ * in itmi. r? tion. which een be re-,d <"i lbWi's unit (mid linen■y. ,,f ii>.. rlncs. "Pfont the Shore ( of To ni.li b? Philadelphian First crops generally making satisfac­ tory erbwth. Cooler nights In the central di­ vision improved crops and citrus, but more rains are needed and low er temperatures would help the maturing of citrus fruits. The weather and better soil conditions all crops made good growth. C a n e H ^ T ^ 5^ in the northern division were aver­ grinding and uyrup making con- fJS** % age for preparing land and seeding tinucs. Cooler nights benefited In the potato belt work was pushCdSoilPmoisturo is generally su ffi­ cient, except on the uplands, and ■■ill REAL ESTATE Make Th rrr lots on fork A i f ., 1,1000.00 nml f3.100.00. l■’o^^r room homo, ilitulilr nnrnicr nml lo o to'1 ••■00.00. Tiviv Inf* UTilDO 11000,00 rnch. Ttro loin tirnr Depot for $7000.00. Haricnln. in Two lota on Pork 133x130 $6300.00. Take a lo*kTwo Iota on Sanrurd A re. One 15000.00. oilier 16000.00. Sasifon Mrr lot on Kim Avr. $3000.00. You cnn'l heat It. Five lota In front of Hotel Forrrat l.akr. Two Iota In Mayfair. The only two nrnllabln IS Iota In City llmlta far $27,000.00. ( holer II. II. fronlaxr nt $10.00 prr foot. Mrr lota on Oak Air. Call nml arr (h/m. I hair Ihr eholrrat nrrraar In rlly for aulnllrlalon, If In, trrratrd tnlk with me. If ll'a hnalneaa property I have that. Ilnvr antne on n DO yenr lease—enn't he heat. If you nre n atrnnger It will pay you to Invratlantr. FOR OVER 17 YEARS WE m, RENDERING 100 PER CENT; to * A. P. CONNELLY&! W. J. THIGPEN The Puleston-Brumley Building. OUR CUSTOMERS Magnolia A t Second LOANS Phone S17 INI A Combination of Advantages Columbus With 11is Little Fleet Seminole (!foun!ylj}ank S a n fo r d ,F la . to f Im H a l l s f.f th** M» s t e r n u m * 1 ” rte*er<hes onlv truthf**Hv the MI,; poltv of tbeao versatile ‘‘ Web-foot f»rl CnLj'pj*^ S. STRENGTH —SERVICE - PROGRESS A Onr t h " march r f II i! ■* n*hrn* nl of Murines ever penrl" t'.eq e f African d"s-rt. (hiring ti** troq. Iitn bet w e e p (hr* v o t t p i , Voiirit'cn R e n n h l i e nn*l the Tripoli oirntes in lRO.t. nt which time the Ameri­ cans stormed and raptured the tm five fortifications nt Dome and, fer t'*n first time in history, hoist­ ed tbo unfamiliar flmr of Stars nmt Stripe a n> «*r „n Old World fertre-s. fb,» \f-i**ir.i,., rlnlmed l4tf*c shorn* of Trlnnli” for* titeir own Years later, during the Mexican \Vnr, a dtvislnn of Marines wns tin* first American tree ns (.» penetrnt • the Voxicnn cnnital e**d enter tie* Grneil Ph,7„ ,,f till, fit*,' Ilf liny. ie o hepc" their right t 1 add ‘‘t'*** halls of tho Montezuma^” t i ttuir hnpr*r.r> rerspicuous in every war fought by this country, nml disiim'tiishe I In remote campaigns front Formo­ sa to Abyssinia and from Bering Strait* to \ alparniso. tho Mnrinet v ad ,-si«nd H remit nt 'on lon*r be. f ‘ T** th ir sn»c*aeiilar pe.rtieipation in the Battle of Bellcnu Wood ‘ V .T I 'b ! < m1,*.' if • <»f h t o r t i i k 11 •,l " " ' , 1* " i ' i r * ir r a in it i i.ttm itt, sKuiv!,ii:!,,< T,,,: " ,l vr> w i,h ..,A I All F lorida Is Invited To A ttend the IN C I l A N r K I l V . LKIHCll, u ivlUitw, ‘ ‘omiiliii u a iit. \V JIIN’KH and - - Ji.n^* Uuntiiri p .. ...... i ...... . "J* *V«I i: II ItiuiiM. V . If Il'Jnjj, .hmI if (|. ,i itk<iiu*»l Hi* ir THANKSGIVING WEEK November 21-27, 1925 !’!* ", 1 lic lis. t i n t a e r a ....................... Ht u n t h . tlT 4*1*711 *1,1 lit - UKtl.-l till |M nl i l l t u l n f 11. 1 in, i . ht>iiii11. til» > n ll.i* Mini O r ilrr „r P u h l l r n l l n t i *» ..... IS>' U Jilin-* .11,,I JniH'14 i n h n ir. i j . i r i i n n p \ v *i*iil ■ » d --------" •'■*,i to,, « ij - .in*i n at, <114*1 • .ifh *4f t *,ii If |i , IlHff If *t 4*41fj, .ill I*, %I | , , St c | it 1III) (1»; It. Ill |ft C«'• r Wft l III il 11fr f * ■*i u, atthl iJ.uivm \v jttn, 111|11* I l41t(, J o i if t i IiIM Wlf4. i;*ir$ i I r .......... ittni) •— -— \Vimm|. Iiih tv if** «.!nil ii II. ICuiiMvy, ili'i *-1ttii| (J *itIi•1 i$.*i iina t«» nil u n k iintvu |»,«iti, IftK ftl» lnlt«r« Ri lit hm<I t f | | . i,,| JtiwiiiK tl«'nrril»*fl Lin.i kUnai* in !h « r<ftjnt> €lf F i n m l it, «if Hriitim,!. I n - tv (I .*h*j Till* it itniigi iiieat of the 1025 Fair us urcH thtiHr* who attend, tit In-bt *hmv i f Agricultural, Horticultural, l.\e .Stuck ami i’otiltt Kxhiiiita in tiiu history of th** ergnnizntinti, llORSi: It AGES h u|i|iciiriiiK r»*.in ii*. -.1*1111 I.*11 Of 1.4*11.1 I,. I.t-lll*'*' ,4 l. I |.il4. tl •-1■. *, fllerrt. f ll it I >oil .tilt I I *.( y „ u . Improvem ents of the highest ch aracter will bring every convenience to the homebuilder in Marvania, and careful restrictions will protect him for all time. Weigh the importance of all these fa c to rs—you cannot fail to be impressed wit these certain evidences of success. 01 fei s the g reatest investm ent opportunity to be found in the entire supei ioi development commands the atten tion of every shrewd investor. CU.M Ml MTV K\ III HITS I. AIMES' II AN III WORK i*'tv* rri* . .1* liit \\. Martin ami staff 1ave bvcn inviletl to he l'U“ ' ' : the Fair, und a g* o *t i Home (aiminjc Week ** 1 *■< 1!,SI * ■* d by foiitn r tin* week. >Minty resiiienta tluring Make your selection now... Those who delay must pay a higher premium to r the privilege of owning property in this close-in development. The fair i.* the place to meet your friends, old and wi*ki* W l t t u a i K, A. H o i i k U m , Cleric <*f (he C irc u it C ourt of >-« m l <>>.1» Ivcinember Home Coming Week Marion County Fair and Agricultural Association » The price of lots in M arvania range from $2500 to $3650 and are being sold on terms ot 20% cash and the balance a t the ra te of 10% every three months. pint yi,,i, r»ald* l i r e ,4 in*- iii,I(o**v4u, i i . i i . i, o f you. I It« *4.101 111 III - I <1 f. ml.in* .. If III 111.’4. IM 1*1 l*I t til* .1 . ., * 1 |1. • IM lin e; III it ilicr** l<* no p* m i n la it*, til 41 IT l,f K lu rlll.l III** Hi I * I* *• **f Kill* 1*04*11.1 ut***ll wfllllll lym ibl lllll.l III.* • a i d lleliilllliinla. If l i v i n g , o r i l t t o i o f ttiiuM, iiiut Ii f u r t h i r utiio*iirit> f r o m lb.* aw i . i ii Mil o f i lunii'iiU it tb.it It la ll. I,* |i*.f o f (tin * ,«,i|>t.iIu.■nt t h a t llior* In .t in i nt *ii **r a r c | ’. i * o O i | Inter* 4ii*,] lu tb* aliuvi* dnacrlLiuil p r o p e r l y , wliunn uaini* **r iiaui**** ferw t i n t , p u n u I** III*' .•i.Miiilnlill; IT i s T lIK ltH K o iu : • th .u y o u uu*l , ni l, <>f yiiu .in d .ill (uirll* .j i-lalnillig a o lu t i ri Ml lu aalil l. i r d , a p p e a r In ill* bill *.f ro m p IlO iit h e r e i n f!l***t o n **r l** fur** M*>u*luv. t t m 7 th d n y of l i t . * inbi-r A. I*., 1315. It la l u r l l i r r order* •! D ia l till* n o t i c e k« fuihi 1shcil l u ih V Hi<pf**r*l Il i- r a ld a n i-w aunpiT o u b l l - b r d to f k l t f u n i , Sctullinl** <‘n u i i l v . K ln rltU . *me» a %%u«lt f « r f o u r c u u s o u u t l v * r e g i o n . This The numbei of lots th at are to be offered for sale in the first section of Marvanis aie limited, t hey will be Quickly sold to those who have the ability to realize the im­ portance of location, the advantage of a beautiful setting, and the investment f u ­ ture of reasonably priced homesites. C ARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS Nlitl.* Tl* •• Kimi Ii.i Ir '*r tin* ? • il l, , i . i t..i n i t V r •nnl t In ....... 1 .,»**t Iml I *.f N ' l t l l . i i M lj u u r l i- f ,.( t 4 , . cit*>( li u .irt* ir •■( S . . ii ,, (i, t n *17), T**w ii *.I*11* T w .- n ii oa** C*l» S o u l tl . f I U i i k * Til'* IIl y - i i l u u i;*i) *!'■(.-r,.I,iNltt ti* *. i*i hut Marion is Acknowledged as Florida’s Leading A gricultural County Gives to M arvania perm anent desirability as a homesite and offers as well great security and possibilities for profit as an investm ent. The param ount importanceof its location on the lakefront is not to be denied and the community environment is one of recognized excellence. M ayfair adjoins M arvania on the west, and everyone knows the beauty of Mayfair. F ort Mellon connects with M arvania on the south, and the possibilities of that section will m ake them selves m anifest with the comple­ tion of the paving and beautification p ro g ram there. The Hotel F orrest Lake is but four blocks away, and it is a certainty this hotel will be the center of tourist activi­ ties. Marvania Investment Co. SCRUGGS REALTY CO. SALES AGENTS 202 F irst Street Rhone 735 Masonic Temple �lad to help Each clay of our jives, some need arises for some spe1 service. Perhaps it is the home, the business, the ■or one’s personal effects that require expert skill, 'h grade merchandise or sane advice. M ed on this page are the representative business ^ of Sanford which make a business of n-ivino- dll. r r e r m ' FOR SAN!• OKI) M n f o r d 1** t \ e w Loaf Substantial ■•■iWW#” N' \v patent machine anil process saves Gets tin* d irt—cars cleaned in from HO to W ight Bros. Co., Inc Sanford, Florida 115 Mngnnlila Avc NOW OPEN FOR P.USINESS ACCESS()UIMS—(;AS ANI) Oil 1st and Mini 10th .mil Sanford m .I <' ..S' ■ For Added Comfort Your homo will po -oss added com fort and tlv improved iiil. uor, if you allow Jam es A. San complete lii.lhioom outfit or a modern wuah equipment ia yuur IdLlxa. l!y our plan you can you a real savini;. 1/ Let 's t al k it t»v« r. will allow JAM MS A. SANDS Office 323 Sanford Avc PllOllC G30-J KANNEU'S DEPARTMENT STORE A. ICANN Ml Proprietor s k r v k e s t a t io n OUTFITTERS FOI ! 305 M. Second SI Repairing Phone 18 i-.J H IE HOME AND FAMILY; \ 215 Sanford Avenue P h o n e 30 Cor. 4th and Sanford 1 GROCERIES MEATS c h ic k e n s Watch This Space (or Further Announcement 121 Sanford Avc. CONTRACTING tnd SUPPLIES ANYTHING ELECTRICAL FROM FLASHLIGHT’S TO ELECTRIC RANGES Phone G30-I.3 Phone 6(50 �do Avc., IV2 blocks from hall park. 1 l„r«c lots on Mellon,! 2 inside- Very Rood investment 3 ,* *nma 1 rorn in] ljik e. Runs from Crystal Avenue, 4 C?#?i X r t s giveaway for $1500.00. Vm, S t f e «">' Streets. Eastern S . French A v e n y , , '60x117. These lots enn he bought untefl INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCHULTZ lat National Bonk Bldg. Two Good Investments in Business Property on First Street 620 awes near Cheney Highway. This is n real money m aker ami there is not much land left at this price. Per acre.......... .............................. $100 Do you want a Home? 1 have them to suit anyone and a t prices below the murket value. Prices range fro m ..............................$1,500 to $20,000. 1 have a lot in San lam ta right by the entrance on Sanford Avenue and the price is only.............................................................................................$3,000 Lots in a good section of the city for........................... ...................... $1,000 If you are a developer, I have the best Uiko Front T ract in this county and it is near the County Club, 1 W ILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS a Phone 743. ing pnW- . % - ' Eyang s tre e t, including one cornu market p p nigh lots, on ot ll(! duplicated. O h e au ^ A o o o e n d i.. T h | nnforrt Avenue. 10x150. In a El le'Venhonally l» r r “ U , . inciting int0. if section. This *•*“** r „imetto Avenue anil 10th Street, C m piteS y funhslud A t th e very low figure of $0,250.00. TEN CHOICE LOTS In Bel-Air Price $7900 Notice These Terms Only $1,000 down, balance easy. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Heal Estate and Investments. Phone 744. 203-205 Meisch Pudding OSCAR R- BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w v 9‘ . i B a n kRldtr Licencd Real Esb 306 First National ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^ F 0 RESIGHT* W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE TODAY’S BEST BOYS In and Near Enterprise, the Big Developme UMUliful tot on ltughey Strvrt b t w w n Park and Mftgnolia, only $1UOO lo r quick with goo*) trrm*. I.arg» lot. in Ko»* Court. Vrtced at 12200 fur quick sal*. C M w r tot. vastvrn otjHWuro on Twvlfn, and U u rvl. lu thu Hurt few day*. Will aril for $tiK>0. if told tU autiful lot in M ayfair for only $371*0 w on -u tah l* term s. Act quick on this! illock vt sis lots on Sanford Avenue, vne block nor^v u{ tion, alt tor $1,200 with term*. S ew n rv*on» house on Magnolia Avenue very close iu. Priced for quick sale a t lll.W O with term s to suit. 1593 Acres ------For Quic* Salt*. We Have-----Two lota in Franklin Teryace $1250.00 each. House completely furnished on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, $$,500.00. Terms. House and lot No. 1705 Magnolia lot size 63x130 for only $4,500.00. p n VW filling s ta ­ Every -*Tj<rn convenience. Seven room s and bath on berutiful corner on Sanford Heights with garage meut and three garages on re s t of lot. Every convenience. I'riced $lb,000. $87.50PERACRE Hall* the price of adjoin-tog land — Beautifully sij around ind side of lakes, S E E P S NOW! BRYANT & HATHAWAY COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. McCALL & FOX “The Firm Substantial" llSVli M agnolia A Ye. KK.IL ESTATE INSURANCE J i t First National Punk Bldg. S a m . •». FU. Telephone 732 Phone 745 Number 6 Ball Build0?* .Opposite Post Office, Sufoj; 20 Years nrperlence W ith Florida Laii -Cl _m “REAL BARGAINS" .jr Your Best Bank is SeltH'ted Real Estate Small modern 3-rvorn hi*use* and bath on F ifth Street. balance arranged. Wonderful buy. Corner ^ FOURTEEN LOTS IN WOODRUFF SUBDIVISION $1,000 o u h , An ewvytiolud good buy. T-rooai and bath, Syamsh stucco bungalow iu Rose Court. $12,000. Pome in snd let ua q uczjot Rose Court. G rand View Avenue... — All in one block. $7,000.00. One- two years. fourth cash, balance $i C00 cash, balance one and ■ Tiirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe. 1200 i«i| fro n t. P r ic e ............... _.... .......................... Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue betwet m ercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price >S50.'»i show it to you. W onderful Spanish bungalow in Rose Court. $t*.*WO. (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.— This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel easy. l. i l l t : . .7 . . i . P»e of the moot beautiful homes in Sanford. R.C. TISDALE f= “ ; , FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY ( U 113Va Miignolia. < 2 Modern Six Room Residences Phone 746 \ REALTOR Real E state Investment 236-23S Meisch Building. Phone 23* In Edgewood, $8,000.00 each. Terms. Ready for occupanc* ^ cember 1st. tlH a The Beauty Spot for Homes J ♦na. U i ' . Look it over and be convinced. The price for a few days will be SLIlMOO. cash, balance over 4 y ear period. 5 '7 binder for* "-CL i CHOICE CITY LOTS NEAR CENTER BriO-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. * F. EL SCRUGGS. M*r. L. SLUVIONS. Safctt Mgt. I OS )L aguoJia A v * . P hene £ A ' * Close in. between 4th and 5th on Palm etto Avenue, nice home, m ust tv sold in the next two weeks. Fifty-three acre farm near Sanford a t a price chat will Inter­ est you, ask us about it. Room Ball Building Phone 142 ^ 202 First Street ... If E. 1s t SL Mas**8*! Phone 735 Fheae TUS-TUS m m -.hoe .-tin iu t t>u wyi^Iud for uiu muuuy Ohm V r*«um humto with fur J-i. JUU.iJU wit* wrtiw. h$c garac**. 3U WILCOX N 3 B u ll B ldg- I luu . iam 'urri A ■1**nuu- • . at* 1 Onu luc y.irt V.uiluo.------L'nu luc Fart MMIun... TSXlt*----- * Ln«; Uic F iim uttu A.-emus. Yuu an d u p w u i on our entire curpuration. i LIRE MONROE DEV ELOPm i CO. 1 . £ K Pitt T hu SuhtiLmtiui ifcailj ^ i- ’- i l i ’<U~lt!V -V -In tu it Bnunley Puleston Bldg. E . F ANDREW S ^ T E L E P H O N E 77V M anag-ir • * ■HO* J900 each 1 i F huatt :*iii $4.m Licit 'uur pr*jp«rt7 'vith u,i. \ \ > hav« coils qvuri da,/ (qc b u m es, lues ami buainusa peup- I Nuur 3 $ui)tiigiDiuaa uu. Ftunch A1*- & 5TWJ1I 3euur:rui .-nmur iu. JlWrfa,r For $3,000.00 PURVIS _ Lompiutuiy ::ir*iisfit“i J—Vuu*j a rnuma xnti -tlm-pinif [KO*K c*' in th«» city. «iir»ii*i gn » 3U Onu ft-ruum D.u.mi. vlimpinic pucca uui f*$ut tuC BARGAINS TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD TWO ROMES ’■V'.ta Tamiami Land Company SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. V . ’m : F ronting on First Street ju st o ff Sanford Aveni business property is unexcelled by any in Santo Many real estate men say th a t we are offers cheap. , A Beauti*1 Home On Central K^nue, large lot $ 15,000.W O ne-third cash. CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES t We Oifer an Entire Block m �> ■ r* *v^ S W i | ! f i f v *v* • ’' e i Ml* ■"| <fy\? .: ''• “ ' ^ ^ S B WR |' «*'* ‘j^ t*. Utlr ' ■«■ J l ggA L D .JllU R SD A Y, NOVF.Mnrn 12. 1925. ■ ~T THIR1 * * MB ssified Ad on This Page is a Paying 25—Opticians, Jewelers 5— Autos, Sale res »■* t. Ha* lia r [abov* 8»n- nn»lhl* ieftlon. E*qti*nt pu!d b* ii* ot |t ihnf- rule* [It* you InJ If in you [id. «o Jr* their (r«i» » ' nb*r If out on* hi* * in can't sol*** jant. 12—Advtg. Mediums . Jew eler, Watch. jewelery and clock repairing and LF; i ^ A,«OUr rolk County and 1920 Buick “6“ Touring. engraving. Quick service. 11G Mog1921 Chevrolet Touring. T ,u „ ' through the Starnolla A venue. Phono 442. 1923 Ford Coupe. tj f r(am- Rc,t aiivertising me­ 1923 Essex "4 Co***1* dium In South Florida. Published 2S— t*iant75cedB, Trees" 1920 Velie "6' Touring. rnofnings. STAK-TELEGRAM— m 2l Dodge Touring. Lakeland. Florida. STEWART THE FLORIST" Term* To Homo l'cople blowers for all occasions. MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people __old Myrtle. Phone 260-W . ar.e, lnterested in Florida. Each ?n ,i° m .through a classified ad phone 3 O .k and 2"d St33— Wanted in the Morgantown POST. Six WANTED: hour wheel go-cart in issues ° WOrJ to t aix consecutive 7—Business Service good condition. State price. Answer ;r S. W. care Herald. <Gl»") LEDGER — LANEY'S DRUG STORE Classified ads have the largest acriptions. Drugs, Soda*. VY< WANTED: Painting and paper i rculation in Southwestern Georhanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ are u near you as your phone. ^ n- lt;*to 8e (G-word line) line. Call 103. __________ ford and N. Y. TO REACH BUYERS or seller* of GENERAL CONTRACTOR: All SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. i? rea *st*te advertise In kinds of subdivision work, clear­ Successors to Gillon & Platt the St. Petersburg Times. One cen1 110 Magnolia. Everything elec­ ing. Address J. Oliver, 518 East cent a word daily, two cent* a won Sundays. trical. Phone 422. Electragith 8th Street, Sanford, Fla. Radio. ____ _ WILL IJUY any property, nny Ri ? A~„'0RGAND0— Orlando where, any time, city lots, FI« Morning Sentinel; largest classiWIGHTS—Three stations. Megacreage, old property or imfletl business, rnte lc a word, minnolla and Second. First and Elm. proved. Make offerings right ‘mum 24? <*n*h with order. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. now. Tomorrow is a nay Expert service. ^ 7 f f i J “ci,AKKSBURn EXPONENT C. T. J. Herald Office. —Central^ West Virginia's InrgWIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing eat daily. Want ad rnte 1 l-2c per 34—Wanted Help, Female Engraving. Embossing. See ur word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or first. Wo do it. Phone 417-Vf more lc per word each insertion. WANTED: Experienced saleslady R. R. Ave.-Commerclal SL for millinery nnd ready-to-wear. ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ JAMES H. COWAN—All Vlnds Only those thoroughly experienced ald, South Georgia's greatest need apply. Baumel’s Specialty of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Shop. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak weekly nnd Sunday. Classified Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ rates 10c per line. Wnycross Jnur35—Wanted Help, Male phone 111. nal-IIerald. Waycross, Georgia. You aro w asting time and mo­ MIRACLE Concrete C o, general THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho cement work, sidewalks, build- ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ accepted want ad medium in sified advertisement. Phono it in Inc blocks, irrigation boxas. J. HDaytona (Fla.) One cent n word today. No. 148. Terwilleger, Prop. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. H7LL LUMBER CO. House ft WANTED: Boy at tho Postal Tel­ FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in egraph Office. Apply at once. Service. Quality and Price. tho FORT LAUDERDALE ADDRESSING — Multlgraphing. WANTED: At once real salesman. DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ folding and m ailing—ns you Apply to E. F. Andrews, manager ard County thoroughly which is wnrt it— when you want It. Lake Mary Development Co. Brum- one of tho most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Dhono 073. H. E. Porch. First iey-Puieston Bldg. Snmple copy and rate card upon National Rank Pldg. 3 9 - Wanted Situation, Female i reouest. I. W. Phillips’ Sons 9—For Bent, Houses IF YOU need house or office maid FOR SALE—Space nn tho pngs or elevator girl. Call 1010 Orange for classified advertisements. FOR- RENT:- Six~room house. T. A. Greenlcnf, Lake Mary, Fla. Avenue. Why not rent those vacant rooms, nr sell that second-hand goods? 42—Advtg. Mediums 10—For Rent, Rooms -V.-S A SURPRISE Real E state Investments HR.lt, F. STATI? 133 W rit First Street We have buyers for neUn°n! ur.prl*,rt 1,1 thi* <|»>ck action nfnrV lit simple liuckOiorn Park. small / . m u . 1” c I’ K lycerlne. '«» A .llerlka. T h is ,iAS In t»«n m i n - • lT l nK-' nut a s u r p r i s i n g Phone <75 acreage and Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 On nml after January the luiii, ir>3£: Lhe Painters scale will be 91.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. H. B. LEWIS CO. HILTON’S Real Estate— Investments 113 Magnolia Ave. I First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. iiAiinr.it Phone 31 J. G. SHAIION shop Office Manager, Sam Younts Elton J. Moughton “DEAD" MAN SHOWS UI* CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—</P)—J. A. Boyce of Denver has informed the police that he is not dead and that New Shipment of the ashes supposed to be Ills cost Mirronvare Aluminum relatives altogether too much. An hns just arrived. We can com­ insurance company hns been inves­ pletely equip your kitchen in the tigating. best grnde of cooking utensils....... Pensacola— Plans announced for constructing new hotel nnd devel­ oping large tract land across bay, opposite this city. ARCHITECT First National Bonk Bldg, Sanfnrd. ------------ Florid* Waiting for 5 Room House, Water, Gas . 9nd Lights*. ., h Kuroprnn Finn 1 ■ /•'M i • , I Sanford's l.eadlng Hotel t W CUT W. WAHNKH. M a a a a r r S. W. BRADFORD 4111st Nat’l. Bank Building Wasting Time Why wasto your time run­ ning around looking for a good investm ent? Let us show you how you can in­ v est your money nnd double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. We havo been in tho real estate business for years nnd aro glud to say wo have tho finest listings and tho best values in tho Btato of Florida, COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their properties with us for bettor results and quick action a r tty , •C . Wanted for Season Tu t -t o t .* m f Severul single rooms. OON"T A ----------------- POLICE CO^T MOt»T Hacve ' HE LL H M E TO R E T U R N '--( ’1 X ,T [f H*CNC T W E H r -r~y V iV r \ SANFORD, FLORIDA. SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. Centrally located, f fi Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Phone 153. ^O CH ‘b M M L Li MAvT T IE R b ‘ THAxT riNDH'rd fSM Seminole Hotel Two small apartments JA .M E * b • O O M ’T A yN N O T r-\E W « T H THfxT TOLJki OVER. (T If | •* J, 214 E. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, Mgr. ■ TO r Real Extate Developers Promoter f your wants around to us or fono us and we will come running. Orlando, Fla. IN T O R H TOO - b l R OtN t>0 • THE Co l o cic,A.c<,eTTe CA.*be. /' i i i ■■■■■!■*■■ £ By "GEORGE McMANUS IM mm For Our Northern Salesmen ■ t l a i i M i i i m * * ■■■*■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ i m CiOO-HOO! JO tiT vhinv , Tv-lfOT C R O O < bTO uP. Ca n ^ ' Ly OT M other, S m Nov. lut or Dec. 1st to May 1st THE LOVETT CO. il. ■ : FULTON, INC. Brokers At Prices which mean Splendid Re-sale Profits ____ R ,w “ i . i t ! l-V; is im u u is u M * imiuii AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT 119 S. Orange St. | JOHN E. FOX, Reprc.scnlativo Is Different \ realtors 120 South Park Ave. “Wo Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine” NELA ISLE * Inn* Bldg. C O M P A N V ^y^p i Phone 490W Realtor Daytona— Florida Textile Prod­ ucts Co., million-dollur corporation to locate near here. v R. A. KING with 1.—Apartment House site corner Park Ave., and 5th Street. $107 117. -Faces Central i’urk, the most beau­ tiful park i lithe city. Tho price for a short time is $30,000.00. Fourth cash, Iminnre I, 2, nnd 3 years nt 8*7». This is the choice location of the apart merit house sites. 2*—'Ten acres of -good truck farming land in Kuroku Hammock. Flowing well has been driven on this property. Tract is conveniently located near a loading station. $300 per acre will buy this ten acre tract. Terms will be made. Terms Must Be Reasonable LOSl. White Pmidle dog. Answers • IP VALDEZ HOTEL 3.—Five Adjoining lots on French Ave., nt 13th Street. $12,500.00 for all five lota. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 years at 8'!*. Corner lot can be bought for $1,500.00 1-3 cash; liainnce. i, 2, nnd 3 yrs. at «r«’. I.—An opportunity to buy inis In a fast growing residcnlial section. Located in South Sanford. Facing on Dixie Highway, $25,000.00 will buy nit of these lots with one third cash and the balance to suit purchaser. The price is to ndvunve Dec. 1, 1925. It will pay you to investigate. BUYER Ncome. r 1 _ Schultes Selected Listings W. V. Wheeler REDHOT OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ‘‘X e^ a Gsxette. TWO FURNISHED Rooms for PALM BEACH COUNTY - The scene of stupendous develop\. Ohio Rlch n^ icuUnral light housekeeping. Call Mrs. ment. Read about it in the Palm trict. ... w I, Stores Powers, 556-J or 109 W. 9th. St. Want ad and display rates Beach Post, Snmple copy bent on on request. FOR RENT: One furnished room. request. 110 W. Third St. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ HELP FROM THE ers and fern growers of Volus­ FOR RENT: Garage nt 511 Park FIELDS AND FORESTS! ia county ndvurtiso in the DcLnnd Ave. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Many years ago Dr. Pierce, n FOR RENT: One largo room with with order. skilful physician, who realized the double bed. 018 Oak. Phone Ihneous ATTENTION — l value of herbs, krnny that the In C22-W. ........................ DEVELOPERS the flian women used decorations made Pensacola is beginning greatest development in Georgia’s of certain herbs and that they us­ 11— For Sale, Acreage history; a half million dollar high­ ually passed painlessly through CI.OSE IN acreage for sale by way to the gulf beach just finish­ the ordeal of motherhood. He owner, etc. N. S. Wright, De- ed; at two million dollar bridge used tho same herbs and root:* to Land, Fla. across Escambia llay started; prepare an improved nnd more qunrter million dollar opera house palatable nerve tonic for women’s 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous under construction; two millions ills and called it Dr. Pierce's Favbeing spent on highway; greatest orite Prescription. It hns been a FOR SALE: Building lot on Park chance for live developers to get great favorite for fifty years and Ave. Close in, Eastern exposure. in on ground floor. Write Devel ' still is a real help to women sufFur price and terms call 713. opment Department Tho P en s*-'fering from ills peculiar to their sex. Nervousness, too, men discoin News. FOR SALE: Acreage from one to Ask your neighbor! twenty acres. Box 91 A, Sanford ADVERTISING gets results if It nppeara. Milanc Theatre Fla. reaches potential buyers. PaImplies Winter Park—Building construc­ latka Daily Ntwa is circulated in REMINGTON Portable four-hank an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion begun in new Chnrmont subIdivifion. Typewriters, “ the king of port­ ables. ?fi0. Barret Pnrtablo Adding tion. Machines. Can't bo bent. Seminole TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, me Printery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ sified pages of Florida’s Great Ionian FOR SALE: One Ford one-ton Home D aily, rates 2 cents a word. truck. Apply Rex Packard. *>U!e Minimum 25c, cash with order. ®ka!e FOR SALE: One baby grand pi­ Write for complete rate card. ht ano, brand new. Will sell at half price. P. O. Box 023, Orlando, Fla. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to tho Tribune or hand it to your local 21—Sale, Real E state dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, J. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ $8.00, 0 months, $4.00, three months lando, Florida, and F 1 o r 3 $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Heights, Florida on Dixie H igh­ ance policy add 75c to your order. way. h * * ii AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest ' FOR SALE: 120 feet east frontago by 200 feet deep on San­ classified medium, rate, cash, 9c ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addrcrs charge. 10c minimum.___ Only 13"> Lots—67 Water MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning ■jEll.~ <tl| P. O. Box 352. 4 can Sentinel. Thousands of Maine P kinds. Fronts in l.akc Conway oo -Sale, Furnituc people aro interested in Florida tJN h st. p Jso-w, property. Reach them through Wo carry a full line. the Sentinel. Itatu card on ap­ fit Dur prices aro right. Cash or plication. terms. We want your business oanford Stove & Furniture Co. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell J/'-S Day ______ 321 E. First St. anything? If so advertise In the Gainesvillo Sun. Bag. 21—Lost, Found I 1N M-W A LITTLE WANT AD IN The n — WRITE f o r p a r t ic u l a r s HERALD will bring you in big LOST: Liver colored bird dog. result?. Advertise those old ar­ Name Joe. Liberal reward. R. A. “ R. R. ticles you have stored away and Newman. Phone 90 or 53. havo no use for. A little thirty[barber LOST: Collies pup with white col- cent ad may bring you several tV'i , , A m°ntha old. Phone dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ barber 32 324L3. Hop French Ave. Reward. sentative will call and see you. *. • Jkp Attornejr-at-Law Will practico in nil the court* Examination of Abstracts c* Land Titles given especial attention Offices in Court House ' .50 Four Room House And Bath Paved Street With Paving Paid $4000 . $1000 Cash Balance $35 Per Month G. TAYLOR DYER NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS I’llONK 8 SANFOnD, FUA. Florkla mat* F lo rlstn A iim elatlon. city property ° Poisonous matter you ■lem*r *I'nos'lii was In your s y s -( No matter what you have tried : T„ stoniach truuUle or constlpaiV nA,Twi'..,,rlka Is »o wonderful In Its y l li K notion that you will lie astonished. This excellent Intestinal nvnruant stops that full, bloated ic**lln$r ami m»k<*E you enjoy fitting. I on t wnMr tlrn. with ptfIn or tuh\c i* g.-t UKAL Adlerlka (ictluti iPLlil)—-J?'ll1I_ 1*y^l'nIon Pharmacy._ BALL HARDWARE CO. NEW J. H. HUTCHINSON Memher nf S tc t- Iteildent of Florida since t i l l . Itefci.nrea: First National Hank. | JVJbT C O M E OC> T O T E L L . T O O T H E . IC E O O v t HAs*b C iE E H st o l e h ; ® w rJY THl^> t«b TERfCtOLE T H E R E . V /O Z . OEEV* KM’ Beautiful lot in Ft. Mellon Addition. 60 x 137 feet, $1,500.00, if taken nt once. Four room house and let at Maple and Third. A REAL BARGAIN a t I? 1,000.00, |fl � 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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'-t 1* to '* | I . - Florida—Fair and slightly cold­ er tonight; Saturday fair, fresh to southwvKt nnd west winds. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Soiled Flag Mail E arly Campaign H ere; Christmas Holiday O rdered “Penny Ante” Game At Home Is Disturbed By Shabbily Dressed Robbers Who Make Off With Jewelry, Money Six Victims Locked In Room During Search People’s Lives Threatened By Thieves; Parther Store Also Robbed Of Some Cosh Jake Hall, 34 «f Los Angeles, used nn American flug as n rag to wash windows with. Now he's in jail, sentenced to a 250-day term, nnd on the wall before him is n nice new flag, which he’ll have to look at every day until he gets out. j when e terriif dozen ri nenri:z nnd [einiptL.I they Him ktectives. who had ir several rly in the ggressivc that he that foliive curshe latter FOREIGN Missing English Submarine M-l is located 12 miles off ltd starting point, near Devonshire, according to London disputch. WASHINGTON Prosecution in Mitchell case fails in its efforts to throw out testimony given by Mrs. Ijinsdowne Thursday in which she told of efforts made to influence her testimony in air inquiry. _ DOMESTIC Death list in wreck of two Pennsylvania trains near New Brunswick, N. J„ grows to 10 with the injured list placed at. Juror in Blazer trial declares that if jujry had deliberated for half tin hour more, it would have acquitted man accused of slay­ ing imbecile daughter. STATE Edward Yakes, 80, a Miami paintei, is serioun’.y wounded in a gun fight in the Discayne Ho1 tel by Wales Newby, 31, clerk of the hostelry. Store owner found dbnd With bullet wound in head. Robbery is believed to be motive. Five men will faco Criminal Court this month in Jacksonville on chaVges of manslaughter growing out of fatal automobile accidents. • Three expert witnesses, nre heard today before AttorneyExaminer Hillycr at the citrus rate- hearing now in session at Orlando. Three hold-up men rob six people in Jacksonville of $2,000 as they play friendly game of “pennvqnte.” LOCAL "Mail Enrly Campaign” ad­ vocated bv. Postmaster J. I*. Hall, who announces that full holiday on Christmas Day has been ordered by Postmaster Gen­ eral New. Tacomn, Wash., man is amaz­ ed at progressiveness oil Sanford upon first visit to.this city. December 2, is date set by board of governors of Sanford Yacht Club for the formal open­ ing of the clubhouse on the lakefront. Chamber of Commerce mem­ bers announce plans fqr enter­ tainment of railroad official!*, who visit city on next Monday. Twenty-two eases, most of which involved violations of city traffic lawj; are tried in muni­ cipal court Friday morning. ** a--ually a garters * pa**crPolice. Pockets the foot " hu rooms. Pound and “d robbery. 1'he identi- T RLTNKD K w v-B ig P destroyed rX •c*JPped I **** Krunn r Kuni JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 13.— (A1)—Three shabbily dressed young men held up a family "penny ante” poker game in tho home of R. A. Prather, late last night and rob­ bed three couples of money, checks and jewelry valued at more than $2,000 according to n report made to the police department and sher­ iff’s office. The bandits were masked "with shirt tails" according to Prather. He. his wife, nnd their guests were locked in the bathroom after the trio had searched the house. The victims were released by Joe Cnuthnn, n neighbor who was at­ tracted by Prattler's yells. The Prather home is located in a sparsely settled section in one of the citys suburban districts, Prather told the authorities that lie and bis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones, were engrossed In u friend­ ly game when suddenly they were startled into attention by the three masked men standing in the door­ way. Searched Home Thoroughly. “Stick ’em up, get up from there” Prather said the men ordered. When he was slow in obeying, ho said, one of the men pulled his chair from under him nnd broke it up. One of the men, according to Prather, stood In Thursday’s Are Corrected ''•ay on Christmas, 1925, as the re­ sult of experiment made during the past two years, postal author­ ities over the country nre bend­ ing every effort to secure the co­ operation of the citizens in the in­ terests of a "Mail Early Cnmpnign for holiday shipping. In a recent bulletin, issued for the guidance of postoffice em­ ployees, Harry S. New, postmas­ ter general of the United States, explains the innovation, with the attendant need for the assistance of the public in making the ex­ periment successful. It is shown in the bulletin that two years ago doors ut HOME EDITION NUMBER 90 10DEAD,29HHRTEnglish Subm arine INTRAINCRASHIs Still Missing With FIGURES SHOWSixty-Eight A board Death List Includes Several Employes Of General Elec­ tric And Westinghousc Co panics; Porter Also Killed All Of Those Killed Were n Rear Pullman Engineer Of Train From St. Board Of Governors Names Louis Is Blamed By Divis­ Date For Official Decep­ ion Head For The Collision tion at New Home of San­ ford Boating Association Rescue Vessels With Searchlights S e n t To Place Where Sub­ marine Is Last Seen N othing D efinite Given ByAdiniraly 111-Fatcd‘Ship Believ­ ed To Re Lying In 180 Feet Of Water LONDON, Nov. 13.— (AI*)—A'rndio received at Portland from the searching ships indi­ cates, the Evening Star says, that the missing submarine M-l. lias been located 1*2 miles off the starting point, Devon­ shire. at a depth which precludes diving opera­ tions and renders it prac­ tically impossible to raise her. midnight, SANFORD Y.M.C.A. IS ORGANIZED BY CIVIC INTERESTS J. C. Hartsmnn, General Elec­ tric Company, employee, Schenec­ tady, N. Y. P. .1. Major, Pullman porter, lhiltimnre, Md. Rollin I). Keen, General Electric LONDON, Nov. 13.— (AP) Company, employee, Schenectady. —No trace has lieon found o f Delegates Of Varlou Clubs George II. Morris Tells Lions Tin* unidentified men, one of the British Monitor submar­ believed to be A. K. Kelt, of Hold Conference Thursday Club Sanford Has Bright them ine M-l which submerged New York, is reported missing. Night With Officials Of Future Ah One Of Most Im­ Tho most seriously injured in­ early Thursday morning dur­ The National Organization portant Cities Of State clude: ing the maneuver^ off Start Robert Carney, Trenton, N. .1* Point iu the English Channel Visiting Sunford for the first W. 11. Cunningham, Newark, N. J.; The tentative organization of a and did not again come to the 1> . II. I)oyo, Schenectady, N. Y.; time in the interest of the Sinclair branch of the Young Men's Chris­ surface with her comniement Frank Hertzig, Baltimore; H. M. tian Association in Sanford wn.? Oil Company, George 11. Morris, of four officers and 61 enlist­ effected nt a meeting Thursday superintendent for Florida, with Lofton, Chattunnoga, Tenn.; Eu­ ed men. night of the general committee, hendquarters in Jacksonville, told gene Lowney, Akron, Ohio; Thom­ composed of representatives of the members of the Snnford Lions i as Wry, I.ynn, Mass.; W. II. Van In the early hours of this morn­ various religious and civic organ­ Club at their weekly meeting Vorst, Baltimore, ing rescue boats with scnrchlightn The collision occurcd in a heavy izations in the city, according to Thursday, of the many favorable were dispatched to the waters an * announcement made Fridny. impressions he has received of the fog, when the Mercantile Express where the submarine wn* laic seen, from St. Louis passed a stoplight By adoption of stnndurd asso­ city during his visit. to look out for wreckage or other A former resident of Tacomn, at high speed nnd telescoped two ciation constitution, nnd the pre­ possible signs of the bl»nt. They paration -fit a resolution favoring Wash., Mr. Morris has only recent­ renr sleepers on u Washington to reported with mine sweepers and New York express. the formal*organization of the in­ ly come to Florida. hydroplane boats oro of which wa» The steel renr car was split down He stuted that he had been stitution here, the .committee went busily engaged in a similar task on record ns having accomplished amazed nt the growth and pro­ the middle. There were about 120 throughout T hyrwluy hut was re­ the purpose for which it was form- gress which he has observed since passengers in the two cars. All called Into in the evening after of those killed were in the rear led, nnd tho Sanford Young Men’n arriving from the northwest, de­ their fruitiest* efforts in tho heavy IChristian Association is declared}daring that no previous develop- ear. seas that were running. Clearing of the wreckage could to he tho result. ment he has witnessed can com­ Tho Adifirulty has pot commit­ The meeting was tho first to he pare with the phenoniinnl activity not he started for seven and a hall* ted lth-dr»«ko a definin'* statement hours, because of Arthur Gross held bv the joint committee and in this state. In Sanford, Mr. Mor­ that tho submarine is lost, hut was still alive and pinned in was called for a conference with a ris sees one of the coming cities who twssimistfi prevails over its Inst his berth. He was given water in the central section, pointing to number of stute nnd national of­ announcement that it wns feared a rubber tube and last ficers of the organization, includ­ the advantageous location, the through tho craft had been lout with all rites were administered by a priest. ing L. R. Reynolds, state secre­ shipping facilities, nnd a substnn He died in a hospital. hands, nnd by the fnet that later tial agricultural background as be­ tary of the Florida district. G. K. It nnnotinced the names of the men F. I). Davis of Roper, a national officer interest­ ing indicative of a growth which theSuperintendent on hoard. New Jersey division of the ed in the development of the move­ nothing can turn aside. It la presumed that the M-l tv He also spoke of the cleanli­ Pennsylvania line places the blame ment amone the railroad workers, lying in about ISO feet of water, the engineer of tho Mercantile ar.d Charleu Parsons, who is con­ ness of the community as a whole, on which is n depth that tho divers express for carelessness in run­ nected with the New York Central declaring that fi’K. of the Florida I ning past a signal liglit. Engineer found the British sub L-2I. sunk in cities which lie has'seen, can bonst Railrond Y. M. G. A. a collision with a warship off J. Carroll says he cuuld not see The roster of the committee is II. of the many well kept lawns, new­ E. Portland in January 1921. the light ami he lias been blamed C. DuBose, R. G. Fox, J. G. Sha­ ly painted homes nnd clean streets, for over-cautiousness in not n uk­ ron, W. U. Smith, M. C. Haddock, ns Sanford. Harrison Will Arrive In a report of the recent action ing up lost time. of the City Commission in regard Soon To Take Charge to the adoption of tho Thirteenth Street Park as tho site for a per­ Of Local Traffic Body manent playground for the child­ ren of this city, Prunk W. Talbot, Announcement has been made by vice-president of the organization, R. W. Pearninn, Jr., secretary of told the members that the locntion the Chamber of Commerce, that F, had been officially accepted, in ac­ E. Harrison, Jr., will arrlvo in cordance with tile Lion’s Club sug­ JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Nov. 13. Sanford soon to take charge of a gestion. Ho reported that the ad­ —(/Pi—Five men will face trial traffic hureuu which :* being form­ ministrative heads have signified this month in criminal court on ed by tin* local Chamber of Com­ their intention of co-operating with charges m* manslaiigter growing merce to handle Sanford's trans­ the Lions' in their movement io out of fatal automobile accidents portation problems. furnish equipment for the recrea­ in that vicinity. They nro cluirgctl As s member of the Florida tional center. with the death of one woman, two Traffic Association, with head­ Following discussion of the topic, girls, a young man and a small ne­ at Tallahassee, Mr. Har­ the secretary was instructed to gro boy. Chicago Gunman May quarters rison is declared to he thoroughly communicate with Mr. Howard HuIrvin C. Baer, railroad engineer, familiar with Sanford and its tra f­ liek, expressing the appreciation will lie the first, lie will face a Have Killed Himself fic conditions. This will be of val­ of the club for his generosity in jury on Nov. 19 in connection with By Jumping Jn River uable assistance to him, It is pointdonating $125 to the fund being the death of Elizabeth Young, id out, in hi.i work hero in giving raised for the purchase of the play­ four years old. attentions to tho serious proliloma CHICAGO, Nov. IJI.— —M ar­ now confronting the business men. ground equipment. James Pantcl! will go to trial A selection by the Lions' quartet, the next day charged with killing tin J. Durkin, 'automobile thief With the assistance of the Cham­ and the presentation nnd response Edna McDowell with Ids car. and slayer, mny ho drowned Irt ber of ConiniQrco and locul bustor Jje may have men, Mr. Hnrrison will en­ Pending the election of officers of \V. B. Wheeler, welcomed ns a Freddie Johnson, negro, is docket­ the Chicago River, a suicide hoax with tie:*s deavor to formulate u workable and directors as required by the new member, were additional fea­ ed fur trial Nov. 23 on charges of perpetrated blood-stuined, short-torn clothing1,nud feasible causing the ileulh of Mrs. Lenu nnd for handling lonational body. Mr. Smith and L. tures of the meeting. u farewell h tier to his moth­ cal shipmentsplan Adams in an auto collision. during the embar­ Bebout were appointed to tm er. W. E. White, in Municipal t ouri C. Chris Hindman, Jr., of Lake City offices of chairman and sec­ lie bund writing nnd clothing, goes which huve been recently Friday morning, according to Po­ the will he tried under the indictment T placed. This announcement has retary of the committee. Further lice records. , against him for killing Frank found on the Michigan Boulevard met with favor of the locnl busi­ Names and disposition of those detailed arrangements concerning ASUNCION, Paraguy, Nov. 13. Duncan, 17 of Murray Hill, by run­ bridge last night, were identified ness men ns the recent restrictions selection of a tucreUry and _(/p)_T he U. S. is to return to as his by his sister, I.ueflle. called to answer for alleged mira­ the ning him down. nre said to huve been u serious temporary rooms for the -Sanford Paraguay a sealed case of jewels Coast guards dragged the river nil tions while driving or parking In association will be Liken up at he Forrest Milton, negso, on Nov. night. handicap in tho midst of increased given to Charles Ames Washburn, the city included B. H. Berg, vio­ next meeting, the date of which 27 will answer a charge of having who fled during n war in 1808. Despite the association that the activity. lating parking law. $5 bond es­ caused the dentil of Robert Jones, writer was slowly dying of a bul­ officers say. Is indefinite. treated; W. A. Boyd, $25 fine for negro hoy, with his auto. KING 18 SOME NIMROD let wound in the lung and wns reckless driving; Mrs. Joe rernIn addition to these cases, Pres­ desperate because he had to hide undez, reckless driving, dismissed, ton M. Gayle, 17 years, will faco in basements and filch food from James Hoolehnn, violating tn trial for the third time on a charge ice boxes, the police doubted the parking Inws, $5 bond estreated, of killing Ids father. expressed intention to end ull In Elmoru Newton, violation of tho river. There was little doubt traffic ordinances. $"> bond estron though hut that the latter and ed; T. H. Lumls.wick. illegally clothing were genuine. i parking overnight, $•'* bond estrea TALLAHASSEE, Flu. Nov. 13. Durkin was believed to huve The Sanford Building and ed; Anne Camlet, parking wi —</P)—Although Judge J. B. liven wounded when lie escaped Loan Association wus organized out light, $10 fine. Gaines, assistant attorney gunerai, Oct. 2H from police net, set in 'he in this city on Oct. 1, 1908, by Other traffic cases were Ulia has confirmed the report that he apartment of Lloyd Austin, who, a group of local citizens inter­ Weathers, reckless driving, * ested in the development of the will resign to take up privutu prac­ with sergeant llaryr Gray, wns fine; Jack Gadson. violation of tne tice aoout Januury 1, Attorney killed in the ensuing pistol bat­ city. Originally capitalized nt parking laws $3 fine: ew ' $500,000, the organization has General Rivers Buford advised that tle. Axle, reckless driving. $2 » ‘ine: . he had not ns yet received Judgu since increased tho amount of Andrew Shepherd, charged wi capital stock to $1,500,000. The Gaines’ official resignation. Un­ disorderly conduct, was fined 9 •’ record of the association shows til he does, the attorney general Julian Harris, disorderly conduci TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Nov. 13. hut ano foreclosure nnd no loss­ said, no steps will be tr.ken to find and fighting, dismissed; and Jer a successor. Judge Gaines plans —(/]*)—Thirteen additions to the es during the period. ome Wumright, on the tam< Tho association has been in­ to tnke up privute practice ut Lees- citrus fruit inspection list were charge, was fined $7, H. II. A made in appointments announced strumental in the construction urg. bacher. arraigned for disorder at the governor's offico. Thoso of over 600 homes in Sunford, conduct, und for drunkenness 1 named included E. L. Llnurd, J. H. und hits unde* construction at resisting arrest, estreated 9 Lasher, C. I„ Ivory, from Novem- the present time homes valued bonds when he failed to appea st $125,000. Thu incame of the BOSTON, Nov. 13.—(A1)—As to or 3 to Novemer 25; II, P. Ferris, October, whether collegians like to piny p, G. Jefferson, E. D. i'lowden, association durjng L°I.r N. Purvis, John Henry Rogers 1925, was the largest ever re­ football Dr. Morton Prince, psy­ Bruno Lather, and 8. O. Crosby, and Dan Hall estreated $10 bond chologist and Hufvurd graduate, November 1-25; E. L. Uochcr, D. C. corded for one month, amount­ each when they failed to “0*^ contributes this: "Football is cock­ Ihrig, McCall Bush, October 21 to ing to $10,000. Paid up stock to answer charges of drunkenr - • fighting on a grand scale. Wheth­ November 25; A. F. Burns, October (n the concern pays four per Oscar Green was found not gumy er the birds enjoy the game they 31 to November 25; II. H. Luwlcy, cent dividend semi-annually. and dischargdd on a , October 15 to Noveubcr 25. have not yet told us.” i, conduct c o m p l a i n t ; and Bob * ■• vitt, drunk and disorderly, * felted $10 appearance bond. Five Men Will Face Killing Charges In Duval County Soon T raffic Violations Lead Heavy Docket In Municipal Court �I N E S P A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 1 , 1925, BY TAYLOR WHAT& TH 5 PRICE OF T h o s e c o c o e s -A HEMRY (30 DCM'M'OTHe BAKERS BEFORE tv.VJWEft Add g e t so a ie c a v e T6 S r /w c WITH / \MHY CAVE ? T h e oessc/rr CCCVIE9 ARE MUCH CHEAPER. ceMT A ris e n ? MO-THtV‘i?e riFTEEM C EM T5 A { DOZEA) r i x d b : i**■*»*/*l'M HERE SOO ARE- v m v TH E EXTRA H ALF C E ^ T ? L G U E S S I 'L L J , EiSHT COJTS PLEA5& r _ OWLY TAKE FObf? r o r pi,oitii>.%. in a n d i*oit fltni.K rnr.iTV. in c iia n Serf York Physician Perfects It l» licrcliy orilcrcsl that you CKitr. nn I each < > f you be ‘""l V" Harmless Method of Reducing Joo r , , r r III Circuit * nurt Jit till! Cameron. Weight. Complalnnnt, C o u r t ll n u - o n t ) y j t i * -i G im m e a HALF D02E.VJ nnv rlrlit. title* or Intercut in sun tiik c m c i’iT corn T o r t u b K slMerlbed MAKES FAT PEOPLE THIN t t KKVK.%TII JTIHCIAI. Cl ItCCIT nr anyMpart orherclnjilosve patccl thereof Wauchula—White \ system being installed. i A D* VsJSs "n\l\ t h e n V, ,,I . n c n " . n a k o •«,!,et at.. The loss of n3 much ns a pound Itobert Raymond Read,Il efcnditiltn. wer’tS .« blit «f complaint «»hlb|. of excess fat a day with no harm­ .H IT TO HIT FT TITI.K tel ns-alnut you In thin cauje. . CITATION Ii ii furilicr orilcrcil that this nr­ ful results is the record made by R o b e r t R a y m o n d R e n d n n d ,!,! l.o ihiMIi.Ii..I In tho Hanford, many patients of Ur. R. Newman, w iTf eo ______ llcrald. a i.<v'M«apcr publUhed In _____ R e a d , w h o s e C h r i » n licenced practicing physician of t I n n * n a m e Is i i n k n o i v n ; n n d cnch Sanford. Jtcmlnolo 1 utility, Morldn, USG Fifth Avenue. New York, who n n d e v e r y o f t h e a h o v o n a m e d d e ­ on"., micli ivnls for four consccung. n n d If e i t h e r , nnv tlvo wrekr. . . . . , announces that he has perfected a foer n dnia ln t so.f Ifr alivi d e f e n d a n t ! ! h« d e a d , WITN'KSS m y liand nn»! t h o ur a l treatment which has quickly rid t o a l l p a r i leai dcl nl ml nj ? Interest!* u n ­ of the‘circuit Court of tho Hovontli fat people of excess weight. What d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g d e c e a s e d d e f e n d - Ji,.llt-lnl f i r ..... .. " f t h e , llf : I t o h e r t R a y m o n d Iten.l Flor .l t In si ml for Si-inlnolo Coun­ is more remarkable is the Doctor’s an nn df s , wtiof -ew. l--t---------------- - R e a d . Whoao ty. on tlitf* t liu n th day of October, statement that he has successful­ A. l».. v r poiTOr.ASS. ly treated thousands of patients for fat reduction without change Clerk of the Circuit Court «if the ftercnlh Judlclnl circuit of Florida of diet or unnecessary exercise. ltI Xll,a f r Som liio'c^oiint^.lorlda. It is also said that fat people who suffer from chronic rheumatism, ' Deputy Clerk. /*•*.• \ f \ gout, asthma and high blood pres­ IleCOTTI'.S * SPCN-CKIt sure obtain great relief from the SollcitoiH and of counsel for tho reduction of their superfluous Complainant. Hush. Realizing that this sounds almost too good to be true, the Doctor has offered to send without him, a free trial treatment to prove J. H. JACKSON charge to anyone who will write his claims, as well as his “ PnyLong Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. when-reduced" plan. If you want to rid yourself of superfluous la t, Easy Repayment Plan write him todny, addressing Dr. It. Newman, 280 Fifth Avenue, Office in new Mcrriwcalhcr Building New York City, Dept. R-l. The word “fail- i, nol ,, dictionary of youth. . .B “ t il h repcntcl man, middle age where the fru have been wasted. Regular savins: jn y0„t tion against failure in lat, Begin now to cultivate count in the First Nation; FIR ST NATIONAL b.v.nfoiid, r u TIIE BUSINESS OF RUNNING I1!™"* <>11 j EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS 2nd Street. ____________ u 1S . - k t There is No Satisfaction REAL ESTATE likebuying things well and knowing it INSURANCE Make Money Auto King Leads Class That Meets Twice Monthly For Lessons In Waltz nnd Other Steps Popular Years Ago DETROIT, Nov. 11.—OP)—St. P au l’s Cathedral hall, which hus aeon the election of two bishop* nnd the settlem ent of many weigh­ ty diocesan problems of the Meth­ odist Episcopal church, Im be­ come a Mecca for those who be­ lieve, with Henry Ford, in the re­ vival of the old-fashioni d dance*. With the hearty endorsement of Bishop Herman Page, the hall ia being used twice monthly foi classes! of instruction in the almost forgotten s te p s ; and there is bein.' aroused nn enthu.i.i in which Mr. Ford is hopeful will return the waltz, the gavotte, lli hcholtischi and even the homely, hnistcrnuu quadrille to n parity v.ith tin Charleston. Mr. Ford linn hern one of the most active participants at <thu Cathedral parties, acting ns in­ structor to matrons and mi lea alike. Mr3. Ford, too, is showing a lively interest, and the two are among the most accomplished of dancers. Clasnes urr in charge of Mr. nnd M rs. Benjamin IS. Lovett, who con­ duct dancing classes under Mr. F ord’s auspices nt Deahurn. This quartet—Mr. and Mrs. Lovett and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ford—work zealo u s­ ly a t each meeting to illustrate tii old dances; reviving them for i.h<> more elderly pupils, introducing them to tin- young people. Tlie Ford orchestra it* n : t range contrast to the blatant, derided cor­ net, the bleating saxophone and the assertive tympnni of the modern “jazz" band. There arc no crushing cymbals, no rippling ami syncopat­ ed pianoforte. The orclwstra con­ sists of a Hungarian cymbnlon, a dulcimer, a great horn like a tuba, u violin and a guitar—u quaint Sanford FOR OVER 17 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN In purchasing’ real estate the investor cannot exercise too much care in select­ ing property well located and reasonably priced. But a fter m aking a purchase and then discovering th at the property b o u g h t is even finer; of g re a te r value, and the best obtainable, there is a certain feeling o f gratification and satisfaction. RENDERING 100 PER CENT SERVICE So it will be with those who invest now in OUIt CUSTOMERS Magnolia At Second LOANS f hoy will buy a t under-m arket price vestigating the m erits of the p ceptionally good buy and th at tl ized. rI hose in a position to know ssay th a t lo ts in the eastern section of Sanford will lx almost unobtainable in the -yeai Even today property owners in M ayfair don’t want .. to sell. \\ e *ha\ e heard of no lot th at can be bought in th at subdivision for less than $4,000. Others >ay that it won t be long befo re lots there are selling for as high as $ 10,000.00. Palm etto Avenue M agnolia Avenue P ark Avenue Oak Avenue One Block South of (Jcncva Street 1hink what this means for those who b uy u . in i Marvania H ere the development will be carried out along the same plan as i n M - lay fair. The ’eets will be asphalt. A cement sidewalk one foot wider than the o . ne in the neighborin w -__„ig subdivision, will w laid. Shrubbery and tropical foliage will b e planted in the wide parkways, in fact no* thing will be neglected in making M irvania as beautiful and as attractive a develop* ment as can be found in this part of Florida. And think off the ‘ extremely low prices at which lots in Mai chased. With prices r inging Irom $2,500 to $5,050 we believe the sites in this development*: are immediately assured of greatly in< M arvania lots du’e now on sale on te rm s of 20 per cent cas payable a t the rate of 10 pel cent every th ree months. On such prices, those who buy now ire certain of substantial profits. We shall be glad to talk the m atter over with vmi ot. i luml—New Bower system t-• be installed, at cost of $2r,0,000. Tiiedford’s Prices Advance $50 per lot Nov. 16th Marvania Investment Co SCRUGGS REALTY CO. Pi * -w -w— • v ^ • SALES AGENTS 202 First Street Liver Medicine Made from selected medicinal roots ami herbs—Nature’s own remedy locCoaitipation •; 3 HARLAN W. KELLEY 510 Palmetto Avenue PHONE 313-J SALES FORCI- Sold E veryw here v v .v v v v v v v Phone 735 Masonic Temple �P * 17'1 Jr ___ j La . m / PAGE TWO - Storm Warning Defense Scores As Sanford To Be One Of 2nd Biggest Icing Centers Is Issued By Bureau Widow’s Testimony In South, Avers Wells WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-1^P)— The Weather Bureau today issued Is Declared Valid Within a month Sanford will the following storm warnings: r.- • % (S ill :B ~ e r; v “Iaa KS.» **■ *4 f«WT» i»Ta* 0 i i U QH 5ft**' I ft Mrs.* H ousew ife Becom es a Banker AY he i* a Banker and at once a woman thinks of a busy man S of affairs and perhaps envies him l I a little. Her work seems so mon­ otonous. Inst the same old thins; day after usy. G« to market, come tome and prepare the food, only la see it quickly disappear if she has been skillful in the preparation. Yet if she wishes, she may be­ come a Banker herself. Her mar­ ket is the concrete one seen as cans of food, bags of rice and bars of soap found in the grocery store, uid if she knows values she can save herself time and money by ikillful marketing methods. If she goes to the same stores Kgularly. the grocer begins to watch for her to tell her of special ralues to be found on special days. Also in buying canned food he will give her three for less, or a re­ duction on a case. And if she ts a regular customer he will often break or mix a cas‘ for her, so that she doeo not have to tie up sll her month’s dessert budget in canned pineapple, in order to save by buying a case at a time. She may get any assortment -she may wish, as six cans of asparagus, corn, pineapple and tomatoes, and also get the benefit of the reduction. Rice can be bought ar.d kept in glass jars with tight lids. Soap if bought by the dozen is cheaper and saves the time consumed in going or sending for more. And. as every good housekeeper knows, it lasts longer if put away on the shelves ! to dev out. COMMERCE BODY P U N S WELCOME FOR RAIL PARTY -i ,, JAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. THE SANFORD sg - ' i i u r~ One clever housekeeper simpli­ fied her banking and at the same time kept books very, accurately by the following simple method: she took^a piece of cardboard eight hv twelve inches and divided it into ^portions, tied a long string to a pencil and fastened it to the pad. This she hung over the kitchen table. When she bought a case or half a dozen cans at a saving she listed them on the card along with the price she paid for them. But at the same time in another place she listed the regular market price. As she took a can from her shelves it was but the matter of a moment to make a straight mark opposite the listed can of food used. Ref­ erence to this list showed at a glance l? 24 12 12 24 24 Stock A tp a'isu i SpsjB'rCtTl Jaucrkrjut SDV’JCh EfZ-ii Tomatoes WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—(A*)— The prosecution In the Mitchell court martial today failed in an effort to throw out of court testi­ mony given yesterday by Mrs. Margaret Lanadowne. After hearing arguments by op­ posing counsel, the court overrul­ ed a prosecution objection that the evidence given by the widow of the Shenandoah’s commander was ir ­ relevant and incompetent. Mrs. Lansdowne’s testimony in­ cluded the statement that Captain Paul Foley, judge advocate of the navy’s Shenandoah court of in­ quiry. sent her a memorandum in advance of her appearance before that board “ falsely” describing her attitude, ami the court today, in secret session, ruled that it should be made a part of the rec­ ord. After disposal of this question, .1. Edward Cassidy, a colonel in the chemical warfare service reserve was called. Representative Frank R. Reed, the defense counsel then read extracts from testimony given n congressional committee by Brig. General Hugh A. Drum, of the army general staff in which he said the general informed the com­ mittee that 3,4:19,150 pounds of mustard gas would be required to materially affect a ^ixty-squaro mile area, of 9,673.860 pounds to cause eva nation of a similar area “Is that statement correct?" beef as the ca.e might be. she multiplied the current marke price by the same number (of can. used) getting the total amount sh> would have had to pay had sh> bought singly. Thiy Ky subtract ing tl.a smaller sum from the lx.0 cr, or the price paid from the cur rent market price, she found insavings for that month. On her way to the market shput the sum saved to her credit i. the Savings Department to begin t< earn for her. So that she felt tha she was earning in two ways. Sh< at home working and saving, ant the savings in the bank earning fo> her. So that much desired piece o. furniture or the fur coat wat achieved without a noticeable ex j penditure from the family inccmi < Pftcc Paid JO 20 >i .2? U 23 what stock of each commodity was on hand, and enabled her to deter­ mine what sates to take advantage o( without the labor of handling the cans and counting what re­ mained in the pantry. Then once a month she sat down to her book­ keeping. She multiplied the price paid for a can by the number of cans used, thus getting the total amount *r»ent «Tnr asoaracus or Number Used urn n n U*T IJ W«*T U+1 u-*-r n u*i u -h 1 1 U-H U41 w*i Reg Price .35 23 25 28 15 ►4 Example: 10 cans of asparagu. at J5 cents, the regular marke* price, would be $3.50, but she onl; paid 30 cents a can, which woul<* be S3.00. Then $J.50, the regular market price, minus $3.00 the pric paid, would equal a saving of St cents. By watching and saving : few cents on each can, the saving in a year amounted to a good man; dollars. designation of the cross country A schedule <jf advertising for thhighway, linking Canada witn solid central section has been t>rFlorid.1 . known as the Black Bear pared, the rqnort shows, and exT ra jj; and Federal Rood Number pvnditures of tin* $90,000 fund i, One, met the ap»rotfar of-the body, cumulated t> support the campaign t Tho resolution was prepared wi! be started at once. The toun following a meeting held in Orlan- ties included in the movement in 'do recently, where it was explain- elude, in addition to Seminole, ed that, to meet the requirement * Ink**. Putnam. Volusia. Orange, of the Bureau of Public Roads in Marion and Sumter. 410 Sanford Avenue ' i * ■j Folks wonder how it is possi­ ble for A&P Stores to sell such high quality merchandise at such low prices. Picture for yourself 11,000 red front stores —imagine the tremendous amount of goods required to ttock all these stores—then you have the solutiun of the "my­ stery"—a buying power without an equal in the U. S.l That's why A&P sells the best for less. Del GG Did you ever stop to think of the buying power behind your neighb*: ffl WIGGLY STORE? PIGGLY-WIGGLY SELLS GROCERIES FOR LESS LIMA BEANS Plump, Tender, Good No. 2 Cans Cans ................. I’ost Package For Delicious Sal­ ads, No. Yi* Can .... 27c PEACHES Red-l’ircle COFFEE Ground Fresh, Full Strength No. 2 Standard No. 2 Cans 27c Thea Nectar TL* A Finest flavors tlcud1 L xa ed by Experts Orange, Pekoe, India, Cey­ lon or Mixed Blends. Pork and Beans Raisins Tomatoes 1503 Packages 2 Pkgs each No. 2 can 2 oz. pkg. 1« lb. pkg. I j lb. pkg- 4 7 c 13c 23c 45c THE REAT 2 cans 19c HOMINY 15c No. 2 Cans 2 cans “Iona” Brand IONA SLICED No. 2 ‘ ij Can .... No. 2 Cans Cans No. 2 Can . 29c : DRESSED 1 1 U HENS 11 _ Rider's B.and LYE J e lly 2 for It’ll bring the grins from a wooden Indian! It’ll raise the hair on a billiard ball! The first of the G r e a t e r Douglas M a c Lean Paramount Comedies. $■>v WESTERN PORK CHOPS M. Cohan’s Greatest Comedy. 1 A & l ’ l i l t A N It No. 2 Stringles* Geo. The Mystery Solved! TUNAFISH ! Tomatoes iS eans “7 Keys ot Baldpate” in Cans— Full line of fresh vegetables— String beans— SULTANA BRAND 2 for Mac Lean Fresh Oysters, Clam Chowder in Cans, Brunswick Stew 12c Peaches DOUGLAS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY —Celery— Lettuce— Eggplants— Peppers—New Fall Nuts — Fresh Cranberries— Also cranberry sauce m cans. 410 Sanford Avtn«\ WESTERN PORK HAMS GROCERY WANTS TO YOUR DOOR TOMATOES No. 2 EaSter Milane A PHONE CALL WILL BRING YOUR New Potatoes— Squash— Fresh Tomatoes— Green Onions NEW YORK, Nov. i 3_(;pv Cotton futures opened steady n» cember 20.00; May 1962; J u|y 19.00. Center Hill—Movement on foot Jfor construction j 100,000 fifty-room hotel, here. SERVICE, QUALITY MERCHANDISE, LOWER PRICES Quality f ENGAGE IN FORK DUEL LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.—GP)— Arrested at supper for alleged theft. William Martin engaged Sergeant Walter Smith in a fork blackjack duel because the ofv«r hurried his eating. * Markets “Advisory 9:30 a. m., storm warning changed to south west, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.—(>p> Delaware breakwater to East Port, _Cotton futures opened steady; | the eW Mains; disturbance of marked in­ tensity over southern New Eng­ land. moving northeastward witn increasing intensity, will * cause strong southwest and west winds and galea this afternoon and to­ night." STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 39 _____ 13 addressed to bona A. Hathaway, difficulty had been experienced In . . . , as head of tho State Rond Depart- securing the delivery of machtn Gathering afte r the clo?o nf tho ment, and request* that thi • act ' erv to be installed in the building regular of the ,Sanford ion b*' taken to *provide for . session , ---- tht -III.M V UIIUCI CJil-VVI UCVtUII. nAccord ivuru* now under construction. Chamber ofmf. Commerce a* '* t,le bu m signification of the entire jnc Ui Mr. Christenberry. the new inolo t?0?’ *n?mb*,r * r,)Ut'’ »* n u*dG enterprise will be in operation of thec. TDiuriat. UJ>V ar.d Lntertainment l.ibet SitU Anticipated about Jan. 1. 192*3. Utteo outEned nutl ned rwi.ntinn fod fo,I committeo a reception , . , the pa ty of American abort l ine Attention of the members was Rev. Mortimer Glover, rector of Railroad Association members, directed to n communication from the Holy Cro n Episcopal Church, I trade, . km*** re a a „ introduced at the meeting. He who will sperm Monday morning, the ,Clearwater , garding the proposed inati.utbn responded with a brief talk, extvov. iw. in thi.-s city. According to J fl. Ball, chnir- of libel proceedings against a pressing hh appreciation of the bain of Northern newspapers in- cordial welcome accorded him upm m of the committee, arrang?- disciiminately ”Iona” Brand slandering Florida | oil his arrival here a short time ments wiG b? mad*' to transfer tha *hro.igh the medium of its col^ _ — Tender, Select ago, arid expressed a desire to cars occupied by the party to the .. .. unins. The :*ipport of the loeal personally aid in the plans of the tracks adjojining tha City Hall Llty Ilall foody, solicited iri iho lettei, jva.i Chamber uf Cummerce fur the bet. , wnere the k00 persons %vithrl.| at this til torment of the community, compo.' ng tho party will be met p rom a rcp(1rt of the Seminnlby the lecepiion committee County Publicity Committee l*. wa . ■■ “Iona” Brand l.ffoits will be made ta secure i„___ T ............. r*— —i l-i -:.in .- i.- . • ----uximately 12 roads wilt be wl Di:*.rict .in mi'inAin ut tne ^ inaugurated within a few day., of Manatee county. J y with motor curs f*-r Delicious the purpose of escorting them No. 2 au->uw ti e city. i‘h. _• will be sho*n the various yeints of interest in Cans th*' rltv *)M*'r*1 rPo** J . p . f t 1 * continue their Impectlon of tho During tho regular session, J. N. Moorene^u, jmiMf manager and di­ rector of the O.lendo I*evelopmcnt Corporation, which will shortly begin operations on a poultry ruuen p.ojoct southeast of the city, explained to the local business men the alms, plans nrd nuroo > of the organization. He told of tho auccc-ss of similar Ventures »n oth­ er sections of the country, and elaborated upon the detailed Idea* embodied in tho schnmo. In his talk, he stressed the fact that the Ortqndo concern na • mn b io u th t a finuncial promotion de­ velopment to Sanford. d»clari"g that no stock or similar sesurity will be offered for sale. Harrison's Selection Announced Tha appointment of F. E. Har­ rison, Jr., as head of the newly organized traffic bureau, to be maintained by the local trade- bouj for the convenience of the mem hern during the present rail con gestion. was officially announced at the meeting. Mr. Harrison has been actively engaged in hi* new dutie • this week, officers say. ar.d is nt present in Jacksonville in the interest of the local situation. Ar-o-ding to a reooit by How­ a ard Hulick, the opening of the Ho­ tel Forrest Lake, scheduled for thi 11rat of the year, is threatened de!-*\ duo, he said to the failure of all agencies to securo tH-rr.i s tor tn-» oaii-'iing of turni* ture to be used at the new resort tenter, h: the intere.* s ol the com­ munity, Mr. Hulick suggested that the attention of Mr. Harrison be directed to this matter. Favorably received, tae augge-’tion was act­ ed upon by the officers. A resolution, petitioning the be the greatest icing center in the south, according to an an­ nouncement made Thursday by L. C. Wells, superintendent of construction of the ice plant, in which he stated that the structure would bo ready for operation by Jan. 1. The plan: is being construct­ ed by E. W. Sproul Co., of Chi­ cago for the Ball Ice Co., of St. Louis. Upon its comple­ tion, Sanford will have two ice plants producing more than 1,000 tons of ice daily, making the industry one of th? largest of its kind in the world, it is declared. A unique construction feat was performed in the building of the plant, according to Mr. Wells. The building is of re­ inforced concrete and steel construction, and the concrete walls of the storehouse were poured and shaped by the use of slip forms, a method which is said to have been employed on only three buildings in this country. The plant covers ing along the Atlantic Coast Line tracks near the old city limits on West First Street. Robert’s Grocery .Special Reception Il> City Washington, certain connections in Sanford’i latest cleaning plant, hatnerj Ar»cJ Husmiphs 3lcn Florida, now* pnrt cf th? wrn prorniioii at the mt?t?tinby Is Arranged ForAmerican R™<i wueni must b<* ordained as K. L. Chriitenberry. member of the Short L i n e Association Aid road!> The resolution corporation, who stated that no j i T?Tl f 3 lbs. Fancy ATLANTIC & PACIFIC JU S T A R O U N D TH E c n p N E R F R O M E V E R V B O O j WHERE SANFORD TRADES �,J H E S A N F Q R D J I E R A LT ). F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 13, 1925 t.flve m«eh sympathy v S b js s r s a . S Yo’r i2 1 f a th e r from hn, V than Plant City, Fla., CXDrc " T rat* of botb fruit atl,l ' « shipments than Plant City. ■tm rnf„h°rWn tbnt cv™ ‘ho oxtf> v 0IV Independence, I.a.. S H r w -s Paramount. The story, whlch hold. ‘* * = ^ CS _ — ! anil c L w h a u S ^ n Uto everyone For the past needs no retelling,, , u to Daldpatc decode “Seven heyn audihas been a stage favorite J—•cr and ofhas in cnees the world ov Vork triumph addition to its New a record for performances by^ .‘.tuck the companies in every . , United States, aside from nrcsented by road companies m every town large enough to sup- J. Curtis Robinson, League Head, Cross Examined On Charges Of Discrimination Against Florida Growers P°li, briSehig'the Cohan story to the -creep. Mac Lean has struck to original faithfully adding h U only what additional material Screen comedy technique demanded. Love-interest, -substituted for the “Wager” angle, and a surprise climax are features of the screen play by Frank Griffin and Wade Fred Ncwmeycr, who made nil tho recent Harold Lloyd comedies, directed •‘Seven Keys/’ .Edith RoBerts. leading woman, heads the cast playing in support of the sta.*. Other big names include Betty Francisco. Mnym Kelso, Andres Itandolf, Cranford Kent, Ned Sparks, William Orlninonde uiul Edwin Sturgis. 5tit> umlo'jbtaii “Bankers j, la fact, will , kr.k ilcposits j are being de»Florida boom. ;wonder at the h propaganda ; onr t!i" nn- oli 2 £ 3 f f i ,l% ?SSrt!S: ments here-_______ _ l T,-----. t * v m a |,3 > * cornty of tho stnte, applied to the state geological department some time ago for a topographical sur- Iiiu u v im u tightly the lowering of railroads ’“ t ndded that water shipments °t ndifornia perishables were ex­ ceedingly imall. He said that Florlra wa» not asking for a blanket rate. It-ite Tabulation Requested Examiner Hillyer requested Mr. itobmiim to prepare a tabulation I mtc? on the vnrious erfmr ’iV? ,0 the. different points in he l idted .States and Canada from rlotula points. This is to he pre­ sented to the commission in .Inn- Rail Statistician Is Also Questioned The federal government, Dr. Smith wrote, has no funds for to­ pographical surveys available, but that under the Tomplo Act, It is hoped that an appropriation will he maile a t the forthcoming ses­ sion of Congress which would cn" ,u o H ie in m atting l o p - |ttb,t, the ^ g. Geolocicnl Survey Ograpnicnl Map of N ew est! to co-opcrntc with any stnte hav* C ounty In S ta te of F lo rid a >tUt money nvnilablo for topojtra-------_ phical work. rALLAHASSEE, Fla;, Nov. 13. Tlie government, Dr. Smith i»‘.ntIA*)—If state funds are made f d, will be glad to co-operate with nilablc by the legislature, the Florida in u topographical survey leral government will assist of tho entire ntate, if the state legoridn in the topographing of islaturo will appropriate funds to Robinson Cites California Argument For Decrease In Charges Upon Perishables TO MAKE DEBUT SOON NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—(A*)— Prince Alexis Obolensky, Russian basso, who took to tho concert stago with the rise of the Bolshcviki, is going to make his debut at Mrs. Vincent Astor's house. Price Serge Obolensky, cousin of Alexis, married Mrs. Vincent Aator’s slater. ORLANDO. Fla., Nov. 13.—(/Pi —Cross examination of J. Curtis Robinson, secretary manngcr of the Growers and Shippers League of Florida, and the preparation of a comparative.rate exhibit of Lou­ isiana and Florida strawberry iiTipments by .1. H. Tench, rale clerk of the State Railroad Com­ mission together with the testi­ mony of G. W. Alcvcr, independ­ ent railroad statistician, on the values and earnings of the rail­ roads of the United States outside of Florida, as compared with the three lines of Florida, occupied the morning session of. the line haul rate cam living heard here by F. C. Hillyer, attorney-examiner of the Interstate Commerce Commis­ sion. Mr. Tench testified that Florida was greatly discriminated against with reference to rates on strnw- is based on mental reasoning ami experience. Quake Believed Serious. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—(A>>— A serious earthquake, apparently centering at great distance left its record today on tho seismograph of Georgetown University. It began at G-lli a. m. eastern time, and still was In progress at D:40. An­ other longer period of the instru­ ment indicated the shock as very severe. II is up to you to manage the ben and direct her instincts bv supplying RED COMB EGG MASH which enables her to manufacture a complete egg. tit that S L un iff, i would have >is I dill ic’ my wain July,” ha IcrtT" ailwnnri idclliri in there boa ste, 1 do not DISTRIBUTED BY Elm and Commercial a s a R n n « a a « a « B « a s B a B « a s u B a » « n x B a n T n u rjV i(.n a ;:^ -:;iB ii Study Location and Reason it out- , ifVj ■ ^ S P E C I A L SALE ^ Uneeda Bakers' ^ SUGAR WAFERS ^ Anola-Festeuw—N abisco, 3 l'or..25c « : Chocolate Cakes j j Assorted 2 for 25c__ : \ Assorted” Sugar S i W afers Sjl 17ceach_ j 1 1 ; : /S ^ « Social Delights : __ 30c each__ jj Ass’t. DeLux ' \ 30c each__ » Chocolate Cakes * Y i OU WANT conditions about your homo to be perfect these same conditions to su rround your investments is paramount in bringing about these conditions, am San Lanta is so eminently desirable. First, it is close to the center of the city. Second, it is on the Dixie Highway Third, it is within three minutes of all schools, churches and tl district. Fourth, it is the closest-in highly restricted property in or noui Sanford th at has carried out all its promises ot development. Fifth prices in Section One will be advanced from 10 to 20 per t 1st, and there are only a few lots left in this section. of all f u t u r e developmen t in residential property must always dominate the situation. R e g a r d le s s L anta Fam ous Sugar Cakes Fam ous Ginger Cakes 30c each The Properly for Discerning People •any Farm sausage, lb granulated su g a r SALES AGENTS t Mackerel lb. . ......... BRINKMAN, Baltimore Oysters r. Realty Dept 107*109 South Park Avenue Phone 720 >v v v v v v * v r n v v v v v ♦ ‘ AT THE BASKET" “ w in WE'DELIVER g *, .................................. MRS. J- M. LcMOlNE Saleslady �LGE FOUR THE SANFORD H ERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. The Sanford Herald Wt»rj i t t m i n t i n f l *T a t i H t i H , Florida aa ilM ond Clara Hattrr. 17, l i l t , a t th* *»a*tof!le* ^ fo r d ^ F lorid a vndar Act of lobar ••tU S D U DRAH____ « . HOWARD BRHQ, ... 111 M a c a o lla A r r r r * - - ——,— — -- __ e d ito r Pbnne *4R - -—* R im tr R tm o B n i m On* Y * a i— 17.00 S is Mf.ntha.. | l BO Ltallrarod In Civ by C.-ir-ior. P*r w a r t . l i e . W **kly B dlilon 11.00 Far y ea r,___________ _______ ______ ■ rC C IA l. w o r i n o i All obituary ■ atlaoa, card* of thank*, resolution* and not'lc*a ot *nt*r:alnui*nta whar* anarcaa a r t m ad* w ill b* ch a r ftd f w i t r t t u l i r a d r a r tltln r rat**. H U » R T U B ASSOCIATE!* m M SB TV# Aaaoclated Prea* la axclualyalv untitled ia tha ure for repubflcatlon o ' all nawa dlapatcha* •tadltw , to It or not otharwlra crad.taU In tbla paper and atao tha loaa' nawa published herein. All right* **f rapubllcatlon ot apeclat dlepatchaa herein are elao rraar'ad. FR ID A Y ,‘ NOV. 1.1. 192.-.. " T H E IIE R A L i/9 PLATFORM 1^—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. S.—Conatraction of St. Johna-lndlap River canal. 1.—Extension cf wWte way. 4.- - B i tt ’ialon of local nmusements. — Swimmine pool, tennis court*, etv. Augmenting of building pro­ gram—twines, hotels, apartment housea. ft.— Extension of street paving pro­ gram. I .—Construction of bonlerard aroi nd Lak* Monroe, ft— CompleMon of city beautifica­ tion program. t ,— Expansion of school system with provision for Increaaed fa­ cilities. BIBLE VERSE FOIt TODAY SAFE STEPS:—The steps of a good mnil arc ordered by the laird: nnd he dclightcth in his wuy. Psalm 37:23. PRAYER:—0 God, Thou only nrt good. Do Thou enoble us to live by faith, and then Thy good­ ness will extend to us, and our way bo Thy wny. Fighting Florida a Hard Proposition During these days when Florida is the target for ho many attacks directed by a few jealous northern publications, it is interesting to find now nnci then, a writer who is willing to picture the state as it really It, giving the opportunities of Florida as they are actually offered to the home seeker and investor. In a short editorial appearing in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle recently, John MacElhinny, declares fighting against Florida with all of its possibilities is a hard proposition and believes it is "impossible to convince people that a place where they can make more money than they ever thought of before is no good." In his article, entitled, “Look Out Below," Mr. MacElhinny says: “Many of the states in different parts of the coun­ try are spreading the propaganda against Florida. • Their slogans are something like this: "Don’t go to Florida to lose your money; there are plenty of op­ portunities at home." However, in spite of all this talk, about the only places that fail in Florida are the poor houses. Of course, winter is the best time of the year. Nothing fills a man with so much satisfaction and happiness ns sitting on the beach at Miami and think­ ing how cold and uncomfortable his friends and rela­ tives up North are. There is one problem that has never been solved, namely, is it ns hot in Florida in the summer as it is cold in the North in the winter? Whoever can answer that question may he able to tell us whether or not Jack Dempsey could have beaten John L. Sullivan. The usual answer is “Yes and no," although sometimes it is just the reverse. The whole question seems to revolve about whether or not sleigh riding is more fun than bathing. Questions such ns these are considered most im­ portant. The person sending in the best answer will be given the opportunity to refuse either of the two prizes—an out-of-town lot near Miami or both the Woolworth and the Singer buildings in Manhattan. Fighting against Florida is a hard proposition. It is impossible to convince people that a place where they can make more money than they ever thought before is no good." HAVING THE TIME OF HIS LIFE AsGodBrisbane Sees It Thundereth. Tirq, I'oor Little Lambs. Pharach's Insides. Sinicin* "SwJzt Adeline." BY ARTHUR BRISBANE I Copy rt *Ti i 1126) IT IS SAID, In Job: "God thiindercth marvelously with his voice; great things docth He, which we cannot comprehend.” To understand this universe, the forces or the Intelligence back of it, seems hopeless afte r you read Dr. Millikan’s description of tho new rnys that roam through space. They are stronger than ultra-Xrnys, 1,000 times greater In fre­ quency, their ionization Is constant day nnd night, nnd they aro of the “ 10,000 volt variety.” * _ WHEN VOLTA, learned Italian, wrote his trenties, “On the A ttrac­ tive Force of Electric Fire,” 150 years ngo, little did he or Napo­ leon, who made him a Count and Senator of the Kingdom of Italy, imagine what terrific forces In na­ ture would be cnlled “volts" In Volta’s honor. “V, RINl lb ] GO SinforJ ANOTHER BIG day In Wall Street, nil records broken, with sales of more thnn 3,100,000 shares. And ninny little Wall Street Inrnbs had their financial backs broken in several places. Had they taken n wnrning print­ ed in this column several days ago, many would have avoided thz fi­ nancial fracture that distressed them yesterday. Earle ■sow, turn U .. J . a Pul* Kanforj GAS] TODAY, "CALLS for margins” will go to thousands, tho margins won’t come in, little lambs' stocks will be thrown overboard. Men that know the game will pick them up when the prices are right. That’s how it goes in the world of gambling. The ideal fcnt| Ms A Ball ' " ‘, THERE ARE fortunes to bo made by wise INVESTMENT in every direction in the United ----------------- o----------------THE AMERICAN LEGION States. Nothing but sorrow conics PALATKA NEWS A Full Day for the Postmen of plain gambling. It’s more ruin-! ous than drink, nnd the headache PAINTED WEEDS AUDITS - SYSTEM She tQok the things th at thousands The action of Postmaster General New in ordering a is worse, as many, today, can tes­ One of the most powerful or­ and those in want. Not a meeting MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SE ganizations foj good in the na­ of the locnl nost is held thnt the passed. whole Christmas holiday this year for employees of the pos­ tify. Room 15, Masonic Temple. question is nut asked: "Does any­ tion, nnd one so recognized by The weedM that grew beside the tal department, has caused much favorable comment. The X-RAYS WILL explore today America is its official, social and one know of any huddle in dis­ way, letter carrier, who in previous years has found it necessary the interior of King Tutankha- 1 civic life, is the American l e g ­ tress?" The Legion locally hns tak­ Tho common things th at fate hud to toil early and late for days before and after Christmas men's mummy and scientists will ion. Its record of achievement n- en an active part in every move­ cast Along the road of cv'ryday; in order to bring joy to those living in his territory, will this know everything thnt is inside it. lone during the last seven years ment for the 'uetterment and ad­ ■ Q n i i a i n i u a i i B X K B i i n i B s i n i i □ ■ iiiin ii Tho frost had turned them gaunt year be enabled to celebrate the great holiday with his fam­ Little did the ancient Pharaoh or places it a:* the foremost organ- vancement of the city hnd the It ha:, fostered every the assorted gods painted on his |izntion of its kind in tho country: county. nnd brown, ily. plan that would make for a big­ coffin dream what would happen its guiding principles and tile in­ And some tho wind had broken soiration which makes of those ger Palntka and a better Palatka. Two years ngo postoffices remained open until noon on to thnt embalmed corpse. down, At least X-rays will leave th e ' principles living things insures And, no m atter for what the call But in them all her eyes could ( hristmas to transact mail. Last year eleven o’clock was may sound, the legion will be seo the closing time and there was one street delivery in the mummy as it is, and that mummy bint it shall hold the front rank found always ready; as eager to be Beauty that uilll might benuty be. morning. In addition efforts were made to get the public will be carefully kept. Once, when ]onK 03 ^ s" , oxl!^* Prln* soldiers of peace and do Ih.-ir mummies were plentiful, they were ,uru aunim#e . 1:1 °Pon“ phrase of ifa constitution: duty as they were to answer the With nrtful hands and gentle to send Christmas mail early. This resulted in the Christ­ used for firewood, tossed about The Forrest Lake Hotel is nearing i mas shopping beginning early in November and avoided much like American buffalo robes in old j , ^ or God and Country^we assoc- call of the colors in ’17. touch Whatever may be the political or _ has 150 rooms, till engaged. She covered them with bronze of the last minute rush, usually to bq found in every city in days when you could buy two for into ourselves together." The con­ nnd gold, ?'*. Mummies by the ton were stitution preamble : notifies cer­ economic futurd of tho United j jj tain purposes for which that as­ States, one thing is assured: The j jj -Y ea, gave them glamour—not too the country. But even at that, the postoffice had only part cheaper thnn coal. The Arcade with 40 different apr| of a holiday while nearly everybody else enjoyed a full day. sociation is formed, but all those American Legion will play a large ■ much— ready by January 1st. This year, if plans work out properly, very little work will MR. xtn RODMAN nnm i \v M u m v a m a it v n purposes are bound-up in and grow part in shaping the destiny of the And silvered over hurts of old. ANAMAKER *u t*of that 0^ J nK phrase. nation. Its tenets are summed up Until we saw the beauty rare be done in the postoffice of the country on Christmas. Only offered a prize to the best quarPaving on First Street Extension Whit, i(U,, , ,[ high moral in the expression: “ I am an That God hns scattered everywhere very essential duties will be performed, and the person who ette singing ".Sweet Adeline and am, |r£ ua| mot]VOi th, forward. American. No man can be a true That only needs some heart nnd has been negligent until the last minute in the mailing of the f.irat.quartette was in terru p t-,’h„ w'orked a[ong 1)mterial Imes. legionaire, no man can be a true hand, When these improvements are in, pr cd by sobbing. It has obtained increases of pay American unless he is a good citi­ Like h?n», to seo nnd understand. his Christmas presents and Christmas cards will have no street will advance. We have some < The origina1 “Sweet Adeline," fw fJi,||b ,cd s0,j,ers; it lias forc- zen—nnd a good citizen is one who one to regret but himself should his mail be held until after listed with us for sale, buy today and i ", _n." ar,!_ 8 8"irrA ed congress to expand the nation’s takes an active, intelligent interAnd so It is with many things, Christmas for delivery. est and part in municipal, county of this for tomorrow it will he too late. The things tho thoughtleni think To insist on the postman, after the long and tiresome couldn 't* help e J y in r o t H e" woidU \ f " I ™ ° L h‘Wf “'ization so that state and national government. nrc weeds, “ fair face beams." She remenithe maJ°n t>* at least, of those We have an excellent lot close in on| The duty that the morning brings, strain of holiday toil, to delivery mail on Christmas morning bored how thin she was when that ma,med an,‘ cripplei1 ,n "m,“ an'1 Americanism is not a medicine. It mie and Tenth Street, $160.0B p e r front! it* not a candy-coated red-whitcbody in the world war might have has been a real injustice in the years that have passed, and The simple tasks and humble song was written about her. proper treatment; it has aided the and-blue striped pellet to be tak­ deeds; property, exceptionally desirable for a!| the action of Mr. New in putting an end to the practice is of the government in es­ en in times of crisis. American­ We need but gild them with ro­ having the approval of the entire country. It is a satisfac­ THE SAD world is full of Sweet bureaus opposite San Lanta. tablishing the claims of injured ism is n living force that is re­ mance. Adelines, grown stout. It’s full, tion to know that those men who go about their work so We have a few choice resident lots i We need but glory in the chance , o f ladies whose h u sbands veterans and their dependents; it flected in e v e ry word, thought and pointed out the graft and soul- action. To be real, Americanism cheerfully every working day will this year get a full day also To live, to love, to serve to be, sang "Silver Threads Among tho has and Rose Court, below the market pneej tie taught, thought and lived, And, oh, the benuty we shall see. of Christmas festivity. Gold," with great earnestness, let n corruption which at one time must sale. the veterans bureau; not now and then, but day by day. — Douglas Malloch. ----------------- o-----------------when the wife’s hair, was golden, characterized it has obtained for the men who The greatest exponent of Amer­ -------- o-------nnd have since shifted to some THE SUBLIME AND ridiculous arc often so nearly re­ icanism today is the American fought overseas and those who were Headline in the Atlanta Journal other head of hair, now that silver 221 Meisch Building. being trained to fight, an increase Legion. As such, it has a definite says, “ Boston Girl Wears Suspen­ lated that it is difficult to class them separnrely. One step threads have really come. claim on every American who is ders.” Wonder what for? below the sublime makes the ridiculous, and one step above It’s a gad world for many when 1 pay whlch put th,; »>” "» -------- o ■— the ridiculous makes the sublime again.—Thomas Paine. youth goes, but at least we all i‘lrabt ° n, "«n,r ‘y fi* qualified to become a member of "What do the hotels need?" asks have ONE chance at it. Perhaps! "»ncial_ w,tl? thc •■'dk shirt it. It is the duty of the legion to nsn'st the veteran; but it is no an exchange? Lower prices for we come back and try over again. less the duty of the vetarnn to a one thing. the nation's expense; it has secur­ MY FAVORITE STORIES -------- o-------ed preference in civil service for assist tho legion. This he can do THE WESTERN Union Tele­ lly 1UVIN S. COHH For Sale—Entire contents of graph Company will spend fd.OOO,- «X-:*)rvico men and special pref­ only in one way, by joining the women’s wearing apparel. Ad­ erence for the disabled; it has legion post nearest his home. Thc O AN ECHO FROM IHIm who had been reading this series flO for increased salaries. Cash dress, etc.—Ad in Flushing Journal. surplus grows in spite of air mail I I’iac?d t1h"“BU outa. veterans of Putnam county are . ., w ■ lm a■I , of , •'1<l8 , . I."f «in .. — . . ...iu»t - J, I rather guess they have been wrote me telling the same yarn Say that again without stuttering. urged to become members at once of the hell war, peace-time telling this onn ever since the war and saying that he had it from his and radio competition. -------- o— ---jobs; it has cared for thousands of Bert Hodge post, not simply to Thnt’s how it always is. New Our office boy says the truuhlc between the States. Indeed for nil father. of unfortunates and their families. swell to a larger number the post The narrative runs that in thc inventions don’t hurt old things, Briefly, very briefly, such has been ro.fer, but thnt, by team work with, some of these personal I know to the contrary it may date if they are sound. There are more friends is that they become too back ns far the first and second last days of tin; war a ragged, soiling boats on the water today tho record of the national organ­ with their buddies, they may make Punic wars. For a good story never wornout. hungry, half-crippled, doggone personal. more powerful for good that great ization. Til? ti"*] really dies. It merely goes into half-dead Confederate straggler than when Fulton launched his --------o-------locally tho Legion has done ns organization of men, young in first steamboat. your fob Exchange says Painelevo has retirement for a scn:*>n or a de­ was limping along a Virginia high­ much. It has cared for the sick years, hut old in service—the new plan. Which reminds us that cade or a century and rises up way striving to catch up with his Join withl and injured, for those in distress American legion. maybe the Socialists also have a again when occasion suits with its command. Where there was u pud­ AUTHORITIES GET CONVICT will TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Nov. 13. new plan—for ousting him. youth miraculously restored. dle in the ruts he stopped to bathe BROTHER CHARLES IN FLORIDA ou ; if Now this present story may bo his bruised arid bleeding feet. As —(/I*)—State Recruiting Officer (J. IjOts of people aim well enough, of ... _^ r>_ jyou _ please, t_____ but PALM BEACH TIMES tage *4 any „age he sat at the roadside dabbling bis II. Rogers has left for Omaha,! hut they never pull th" trigger.— [the best: of my personal knowledge swollen toes in the water a Union Neb., to get Albert Kirby, an c s -, ami F;,n Tn-City Morning News. Which land belief It belongs to our own skirmisher, well fed nnd lusty, cape frorli Florida’s prison. Is Charles W. Bryan, brother of it is hard for men to quarrel withI’M Kirby was sent up from Palm the Commoner, about to add his mil a geographic boundary line to may perhaps «nve some of them I Civil War period. stepped from behind a tree with hanging. Sanford Herald.] I know I first heard it years ago his musket rain'd to his shoulder Beach county, in April l'.ij.’i, for name to the illustrious list of quarrel acrom. People who live two years for assault to murder. Democratic statesmen who have together are apt to think togethWhy hrng when i t s so easy to .from an old gentleman who had and yelled out exultantly: Snnford He escaped June 15, and was re­ cast their lot with Florida? In- or and wqrk together. If in the prove Insanity . Tri-City News. tnerved in a Texas regiment from "Now I got you!" & L'b»n .... r°“ I'*51 to 'lift. I hud almost forgotten "Yus," drawled the Southerner, cently arrested at Omaha, charged terviewed at Lake Worth Inst migration of Democratic stateswith auto theft and burglary, ac­ Tuesday Mr. Bryan admitted that men to Florida the boundary lines Winifred Hudnut valentine, up* jt when here the other day a friend "an’ a hell of gil you got!” on her return from Europe, de­ cording to the State Prison Bu- he would remain in tins state for that separate the Democratic west clares she will not Kettle down to rcuu. Tho prison department re­ entire winter. It is not likely from the Democratic east and the a home life as Rudolph hits request­ ceived a message from the Omaha the THE GOVERNOR’S PROMISE that anyone of Mr. Bryan’s taste Democratic south are obliterated ed. And we have n rneuking idea authorities that the charges there TAMl*A TELEGRAPH acumen could remain one win­ this state may yet write into the that the “nhiok" of the screen will would be dropped, and Kirby turn­ and ter in Florida without staying a future councils of the party of compromise and let her have her ed over to the Florida prison. Governor John W. Martin in a of the pockets of the people. much longer time. Florida has a Jefferson and Jackson the con-| wny. ■I**** J Irecent public statement gave out Thi* license lax of l cents per SIMI’I.IFY BANK STATEMENTS habit of spoiling other places, even cords that wirl let It move all one I « I B I U B I U 1 3 |I X i a R I I U I K » ll,,C a -------- o — — way to splendid harvest in i D28. u promise, thut before the end of gallon is a tax, as much as any Nebraska, for people, and Brother A News dispatch say*, “the o n ly i.. . MEXICO CITY, Nov. 13.—OP)— one of the girl contestants who did , ** administration taxes would je other agency. Any sort of licenso Mexican bunk statements must be Charles may find himself charm­ ed to enchainment here— tuxes ruu>t come from tho people, not have bobbed hair won tho milk- lBr£atY reduced^ in Horniit. Contemporary Comment Such « record would make Gov­ and is u.'jully burdensome taxa­ simplified hereafter, so that per­ maid championship at tho Kansas sons who arc not expert account­ should cry ‘Beware, be­ l Every or.e is willing to believe fair in Topeka by milking ten ernor Martin's administration go tion. ants may be able to understand "This all ware: The Governor has evidently a them. pounds of milk in eleven minute* down among the pleasing pages of was crazy without seeing The taxation well laid plan whereby he expects His flashing eye, his floating hair- Hamlet and one second.” We don’t know Florida’s history. the poor chap in plus fours.—Syra­ An order to that effect has been much about such businc** but we problem i:i ever « perplexing one, taxation, and his success will re­ issued by the National Banking Weatro a circle round him tli-ice cuse Heruld. We have two plans of f*naI1 close your eyes in holy dread; can’t figure out how long tresses and it -hould ever lie remember­ ceive the plaudits of the neople. Commission. It is said that per­ And ed by those in authority that de­ •Titling mlllage is no relief, pro­ sons For he on honey-dew hath fed would make any difference. A bee diet* when it stings you. a who deposit money in a bank Your Horn*? creased taxation is not nltoguthcr vided the assessments are raised --------- o-------are entitled to know tbe bank’s And drunk the milk of paradise.” Now if it could be crossed with K • reduction of mlllageIt Involves accordingly. "To the good people Carthage, l the man who sells Kock.—Beau- ■ condition, not to guiss at it. 1st—We will lend you If Mr. Bryan should decide to mont Enterprise-Journal. herein thank yuu all for the kind­ what the tax payor must dig up 1 loridn, because of its executive a make Florida his permanent home ness shown to E. J. Strader, my to do his part in meeting the nec­ number of boards, and other ex­ sister, and to help lay her in her essities of his city, county nnd penses which should be eliminat­ DAN DOBBS SAYS students of politics will find in the The reason there arc so many last renting place and the kind­ state. fact a significance that may add fnilures ..... ....... among marriages is that ed, fastens too many oppressions Low taxation can only come on tho people. ness shown me while in your city. The only trouble with coal bills much to tho political im portance'[hero" are so many marriages necessary to build a ccniDi* , of this state. With the coming among failures.—Columbia Record. You should be proud of your court­ through equitable, and just assess­ Tho constitutional amendment Is they have to be paid. house, finest I have ever seen, and ment. If the ntueHsmcnt is rais- regarding incomes and inherihero of such leaders of western 2nd— I f your home is already U your hard roaiti arc gruiui. Your ed for instance 100 per cent, and tnnees, so advertised Florida that Who remember:1 the nice warm Democracy as Bryan nnd possibly, The world may owe you a living you a very substantial I death rate in Hancock County will the inillagc cut in half (here is no hundreds of millions of dollars days of last summer when we long­ Huston Thompson—with James M. but it usually takes an industrious' be very low on account of the decrease in taxation. have been invested in the state. In­ ed for the nice cool days of this Cox already here from the cen­ effort to collect the debt.—Nash. I NO D E L A Y ---------- NO 'V1 eigh'een-'oot width. No racing. A property owner might pay only come ami inheritances, however do winter? tral state of Ohio, and with Ham­ vilie Banner. You are ahead of Iowa and soon 10 mills on property assessed at not worry the average Florida ilton Holt and Samuel UntcrmeyPrompt Service Guardi"1,J will be a part of Chicago in good $10,000. If assessed ut J’JOO.OOO cracker. His interest centers in Anything can happen. But it scl-Jer and John llylan to speak for' Riches often fly away from thhard rouda. It was a pleasure to the millage reduced to five mills his modest home, ami it is not with dom does, Cull nnd let us explain our j the Democracy of the east—the honest man atul light on the nor ', ride over them and your safety he has no reduction to the taxes him. a question of millage but -------stute of Florida muy become the enscted by thc other fellow—Mo! signs can not bo brat. I am proud he must pay. I how much money hu must nay to Lots of people who wear glasses party melting pot out of which 1bile News-Item. v’ '* of Hancock County ami it.- county Excesi'.ve assessments come heln tun the affair * ■• can't see their own mistakes. will be moulded the cohesion and neat W. L. Htrader.—Curd in [ through extravagance, and Flori- and “- 1 state. " J ______ le a d e rsh ip to support a new DemoRussia la coming back to booze 5 Carthage (111,) Republican," H ilda has been ”<»ing at u lively gait H i ....... . lleing confidential is all right, cratic faith and future. As Wal- Thus fan this seems to be t(v. only S 107-109 S. Park Ave. San ford, I' lorifb- 1 other word* we take it that all’s I in adding now boards, now expen-] meat lias iu«l with a hearth " \- but don’t say anything you really ~ ter ‘Lippman, • ----- able editor of the come-back she a been able to stage. ■ Well i»» the 'tillo of Dt’ .qtntrt. j at.-o, .un] Up; money oil nwioc out | men!" D'Uu aU paiL of the „uh«. iiit'fiii* ■ j . j Now Yolk Woi iil, inis poinUHl out* —Manila Bulletin. R. L. ROBERTS)] PROPERTY ON EXTENSION FORSI \ 6 1 1 THE WHITE REALTY C( 11 1 M O N E | A l l T h e M on ' Title Guaranty & Mortjj 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A VISITOR TO SANFORD HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR Personals Residence Telephone 313-J branch plant hero. He is very fa­ vorably impressed with Sanford John R, Whitson of Toledo, 0., nnd expects to return north soon spending several days in San- to bring his family down here for Tux books are now open for the payment of City Taxes. tho winter. •I. Ho represents n large man­ 2% discount allowed on all taxes paid in November, 1*1 on u r i n g concern in Toledo nnd Friends of Miss Altie Gillon will all paid in December. Tax books dose April 1st. as heen looking over Sanford be sorry to learn that she is quite Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. n view to establishing a City Taxes Due November 1st. LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHAL!. _____________ Copyright McClure Syndicate The Smartest to Wear Black This Season is Embellished With a a b o u t n V*e notc °f brilliance Touch of Metal frock in ' 'Ck ,velvct afternoon L in , ’T tiniM Kihled nutria Rives tlie bright touch to nn other­ gan.^George This is a season noted for its Robert -• Hagan bright colors. Not since the war wise all-black coat or frock. Then 7> c“and J°nn R. L. Shipp,. and several seasons of ante-bellum too bright colors are often added Armistice Day in Ta spent icheerfulness have women's clothes to black. These may !« introduc­ been so colorful. For a time it did ed by way of full or flowing geor­ St. Johns of ] Mrs.. Rush seem as if women were going to gette sleeves. relatives in -ant visiting emulate the men—wearing nothing week. hut black for evening and only dark somber hues for daytime. Mr. a n d Mrs. J But fortunately we soon pulled son. Jack, have ta ourselves out of thnt depression to J a c k s o n v ill e . * nnd now we are wearing colors today. ___ rich and rare and renlly beautiful. Ur, I) T. Philyaw and non oi And so having renlly established colors, having persuaded , women that there is nothing crude or childish in wearing the most succu­ on Magnolia Avenue. lent of greens, the most flaming j J. M. McKinnon, H. C. DuBose, of reds, the mcllowestl of yellows Mr. Baldwin, and Mr. Brown repre­ and the winiest of purples—having sented the Presbyterian church at thus instituted a revival of colors— the laymen’s convention at Lake fashion turns about nnd does some­ thing quite striking with all black. land thL. week. Quite often recently iv has hap­ Mrs G. C. Cochran has ns her pened, in gatherings where wellguests her mother, M r s . Minnie dressed women were the rule rnt.i11 Ward of Washington, Ga., ana er than the exception,1 and where h e r sister, Mrs. Henry Power of colors of all the most approved shades were represented, thnt the Comer, Ga. most notably well-dressed or th? Thomas A. Cooke of New York most strikingly fashionable person City is in Sanford for a few days. present has been dresed in black. He is a member of the Ottor-Kel- But there is never anything dull ley Realty Co., and is here looking or colorless about this new fash­ over his holdings. He states that ionable blnck. It must seem to be Sanford appeals to him as about even more brilliant and radiant the most substantially progressive than colors to be really smart. Of­ city he has seen in Florida. ten black is combined with gold or silver to give this brilliant effect— with rhinestones or | ARE HONORED AT sometimes other brilliants. SAT WOMAN’S CLUB I hear thnt so far in Paris no street costume has appeared that AND MRS. HUTTON carried with it more chic and real smartness than one of all-black l A. J. izintf colors, hnen tame nnu yci- cloth. It was worn with an allU-cjm- low pencils in flower designs. black hat, and the very sheer black Wit a High score wn3 attained by Mrs. stockings that arc so much talked | ifter- Raymond Fox anil Miss Marian nbout yet so seldom worn. Hut it |Hjw . Sanderson of Orlnndo wan next is only the very exceptional woLfhter, high. Consolation was won by Mrs. street costume to such good ad­ tere the \V. K. Smith. Mrs. Fox and Miss vantage. Sanderson were given lace boudoir Sometimes a long tassel of gold butiful- pillows and Mrs. Smith a lace |jn gob dresser scarf. The guests of honor kmtpis and Misti Ethel Henry, a hridepettoi elect were each given pillows. (il with Coffee was poured by Mrs. J. (1. plnge Sharon and Mrs. Raymond Key. Elpilm*. A delicious menu was served, coniniiiome sitting of creamed chicken in pattall id- tic shells, potato chips, saltines, low can- and orange tea. Mrs. Raymond [(dair.tv Phillip i Miss Abbey Doudney, Miss Ethel Henry, Mrs. Ned Chit( gn«ts tendon, and Mrs. Benjamin Whittot fake nor assisting serving.' Miss Pearl ,r peach Robson delighted the guests witli t in im- a number of piano selections durForrest Lake and c Monroe Hutton, m Orlando Tuesday. Sarah and Edna Caldwell and George Carter of Bartow spent Wednesday in Sanford as the guest of the former’s grandmother, Mrs. S. E. Gillon. The smart black costume here consists of black cloth coat nnd skirt worn with embroidered me­ tallic blouse. The bat is blact with nulnllie ornament. Boudoir Floor Lamps and Jap Novelties China N ut Set Celery Sets Mny'onnise Sets Fruit Howls and Vases On your lamps nnd shades for Mahogany Lamps With beautiful silk shades, colors. Boudoir Lamps all Fancy shapes with shades match. to Large size lamps, in all colors with silk shades trimmed with silk fringes Luncheon Sets Fancy Pillows Painted oil chalk sets with napkins to match Made of high grade cotton, trimmed with nuts and silk laces. All shapes. Asst designs. The Y owell Company TO Y S it this time and in order to make Lire stock of holiday toys etc., bo­ wer Hum usual and we intend to Owing- to the unusually large stock room fo r certain alterations in our built fore December 1. We are offering this move them w ithin the specified time. Nothing will give your boy more pleasure than one of these autos. That Every Girl Would Delight In Carriages All sizes, some that go to sleep Priced— Some with hoods—Keetl, ivory and brown. in Wheel Barrows—Tricycles Kiddie C ars— Wagons Iiest finality Materials are found in these toys, •I delight any child. Priced from— Complete delight ir i 31.00 Every Day M E R C H A N D IS E AT PRICES THAT APPEAL’ Nothing R e s e r v e d Special built auto will be reduced $1 each day until sold. See our, window. Don’t wait too late. �‘ v1 tJ n 't liras T H E jANFORD H^ R ^ D ^ F R ID A Y , NOVEMBER 13, 19: Additional Sc ciety lion of Oblivion l» l-lacc of Distinction In 15 Years ; , --------- Real Estate Boom . Explained as Cause ___ Body, Formed in 1908, Had | ja n rtl, / i lf| - | \ al L tiit ittle to Do I*or Over IK. cade But Occupy Offices -------TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 13. bP) —From an inactive body of men re an , re.. Smnnrtnnt ram. Mrs. Frank Mnnning of Cleve­ Mi':’. I-name Munaon, for a few land. N. V., and Mrs. Al. J. Corey days. of Syrncrse, N. V., stopped over, in Sanford for a short visit while cn- F - C.M oye o: Kissimmee is viiroute to St. Petersburg. iting friends ami relative? in San­ ford for a ftj'f. 5 iay... Mrs. W’rnggo* and daughter, Edith, have returned from FernanI'. H. ChApntnn of Tampa spent dina, where tliey were called by ij^o Armistice Dny in the city. illness of Mrs. W'ragge'i sister. Miss A'elirtn Kessler, Miss Doris V . urnoii, and Miss Jennie Alien of Osteen were the guests of Mis:, dr.nght..-. .Mr . N'«*d Chitlendcu, Thflpm Eaton in VVrmi: tice Day. and her sister, Mrs. \V. T. Langley, E. Compton of Chicago, III., is nt lho Wclakn ap-rtments. expected in Sanford roon. lie is ftr an.i .Mrs. j.,hn a. mount establishing a lum­ left Thursday for their home in contemplating ber yard here. i " 4 ^ j* t*8Us,ntPr, Mr . Hoiirj 1 urtfon T. 'If. Sanders has returned to m her home on fVJnrotto Avenue. nia home in North Carolina after ------pending the past several days Mien Fannie llcja .Munson and with Mr..and Mr*. D. I). Caldwell. R. U \ Otter has returned to jjj,,., 2 oo Munson, of St. Peters. ............... |an ford after a week’s trip io bUr* :irt! «'«•' IHICSt* of their aunt. THOUGHTS-WISE AND OTHERWISE Fund were called “trustees" only n in u ' an, ... ,iiin. j.. j , r raster, us a m atter t>f form. Now, since Florida's great advancement in the chair.-.an. a t the home of .Mr,. realty world, memliers of the com­ Brown Miller a t .*1:80 o'clock. Circle No. 8. Mr:;. Fred Wnlsma, mittee are ‘trustees’, In every sciimj chatm an . luncheon nt the'home of of the word. Walsnm a t 12:30 o'clock. It wan in I DOS, according to those . Mr*. Circle No. -I. Mrs. Claude How­ who have-followed the work of dis­ ard, chairman, a t the homo of .Mrs. posing of state lands, that Rich­ C. B. .Turner on ard J. Bowles startled the state at 3:30 o'clock. East 13th Street and threw the trustees of the In­ Circle No. 5. Mrs. II. C. Long, ternal Improvement Fund into a chairman, a t her home on Park furor of excitement by purchasing Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. several thou uml acres of land. A Circle No, <3. Mias May Magill, few days ago the trustees sold chairman, a t the church at 8:30 nearly 25,000 acres in Palm Bench o'clock. county, which brought nearly a Circle No. 7, Mis. Wm. McKin­ million dollars inter1the treasury, non, chairman, at the home of Mrs. according to the figures given out M. Ncbion on Elm Avenue at 3:10 by the board’s secretary. o’clock. Where 15 years ago a bidder Circle No. B. Mrs. ,1. D. Wmsclfor state land was somewhat of a rufi, chairniim, at her home on rare sight, fi.-ores of them are Sanford Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. seen In nud nround the board room of the governor's suite each Tues­ day now, when the weekly lnmi sales ore held. 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Nov. 13. Where 15 years ago drainage —f/P)—The atto.-ney general’ : of work in Florida was greatly hand­ fite is in receipt of a notice of an icapped. because of scarcity of appeal to the slate supreme court funds, the report of J. C. I.uning. b\ attorneys for W. L. Marks,*of stale treasurer, recently revealed Miami, who arc seeking a writ of tho fact that a comforting balance habeas corpus, preventing Myers* is shown for^thc internal imprav- ; extradition to cntUcky. Mycr.-i i meat work. ** wanted in the Blue Gra.o* tatc for The nuoiition iipporpu ' in tlm converting stocks and bond; to h i. minds of those who him inr. , t "voi use. Governor Martin recented themselves In the a! "f I • Innds is: “ Where will the 'wild scramble for state lands now in • .program , end?" There ii bound t., t lx> a limit‘-Wr C they argue. Hardly a day pa < now with­ out land salys aggiegaling thou­ sands of dollars. The ■;:!<■ of r thousand acres of state lands i i :• commonplace occurrence at tinweekly meetings of the board. Incident with the Howl ole, 15 years ngn, was I In- recent oral argument in tho Stale Supn m Court of a en-e wherein the licitof Bowlrtrtiro seeking a large por­ tion cjjJ tig; U*n<l will. fThc purclm *■ was run dry it Simper vaerc, half of tho fuThritr derived being designat-d for the drainage department. In antne manner later the Internal JmprnvffnTPnt Fund trustees ob­ tained a hold on the lurid, and tic heirs are now contendiny that it was by a (mortgage, while the trustees d iliiU 'lhat it was by a straight deed. a - . ; : ' •• * • •• c i i n i i n u n s Scarf Collar Expansion of Rail Facilities By All Florida Hoads Seen As Relief Frcm Existing Condilions By Commission Hero is a very attractive cAllnr a r­ rangement that serves ns a scarf ns well uml gives the high neck­ line that nil smart day frocks have, it is of black satin lined with beige georgette.__________j_____ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Nov. 13. —HPI—Florida ia gradually em erg­ ing from the throes of the present railroad congestion by expanding and developing its railroad reaources. Thi«, in substance, was nn announccment by the railroad Com­ mission, in commenting upon the outlook for the lifting of any em­ bargoes over the winter. Here are some of the expansions and developments, ns furnished the Railroad Commission by the Amer­ ican Railway Association: ^ Florida East Coast: The Bowden yard, a t Jackson­ ville, is new and of 2,700 car length. Five units have been add­ ed within the past 60 days, in ad­ dition to the old yards. Putting irt dQubh track a t Jr,ck- sonville. It will he in, operation by November 20. Installing four freight tracks around the union station to expediate the freight movement, winch would not interfere with the pas­ senger movement. — Double track, St. Petersburg to Jacksonville will be completed about November 15. Double track. St. Petersburg to New Smyrna to be • in operation about December 15. Double irack, West Palm Beach to Miami, November 15. Freight line around the city of Miami, from Lemon City to i , kin, via Hialeah, ineludintr a ?“f '"'KM yard a u n .f i - m operation December L, n’ Atlantic Coast Line: Ac'dintr BOO-car length yard room to the yard a t Jacksonville and Lake Cross. Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line. nuc Enlanfin,? fr e ig h t terminal yards at Tampa. Tallahnssee—Epi»:opallans plan ning to erect $50,000 parish Ilous« at St. Johns Church. Wc arc Pleased to announce that MR. W. P. CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tear, has been attached to the staff of our Central Ftorfda efj Hall, Pentland & McC AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES' Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Sanford. 317-18 First National Bank Building * G,S5HH The New Boulevard will Pass through Sanford Grove ' t *• . i *■ W IDE and spacious boulevard will eventually run directly through the center oi Sanford Glove. The city planning1 commission proposes to extend this boule­ vard, 120 feet in width, to completely encircle the city of Sanford. It is said the great,highw ay will be about. 15 miles in len g th and should prove a delightful mo­ torw ay for Sanford people and for hun d reds of w inter tourists. A UESDAY the necessary right-of-w ay th ro u g h Sanford Grove.was deeded to thi county. The building of Seminole Boulevard, as• it is now planned, will brim 14 ,•.£ pyi\f ?« it , Sanford Grove even nearer th e shores of beautiful Lake Monroe, the new Forres Lake Hotel, the business district and various other im portant points. T S DEVELOPMENTS in Sanford tak e place and as the city expands, those places which used to seem a lchg way out, build up so quickly, th a t we find them almosl in town. A couple of miles m ake little difference today while a year or two back, il was back country. And so while Sanford Grove used to be considered way out, itij now daily coming closer to the city th at is building out th a t way. Soon we may cs pect it to be a p art of g re a te r Sanford. , A HOSE who know Sanford, know how substantial its growth has w hat the present developments m ean to all property adjacent imity to it. T Fo Women Who T ire Out Quickly is ims sour picture— urcii out netore noon *—drow.y and listles .ill gfternoun—and even cross and irritable and ready for bed before nine o’clock? Then y«»u .ire eating too much and yet starving your body. \ ou need more energy— more \ii;i!n\ ;md more endurance. Cut down on your meats and other heavy foods and cat more Merit.i Bread. It t;i\es your body plenty of carbohydrates and vitamines and these build energy, strength and endurance. Merita bread is easy to digest, yet extra rich and very healthful. T w o sizes. 10c and I $1110 will buy a well located lot in the first section of San­ ford Grove. With MS acres in the entire tract, and all of them to be developed, those why buy when the prop­ erty is first put on sale, will most certainly reap big profits. The individual who is looking for well located homesites, in a rapidly growing section, can make no mistake by talking the matter over with us. In Wonderful Com plete Assortment Hat a that Bet you off from commonplace — hats that so.v quality ot a glance— hats that look n.s if thoy be­ longed to you — such are hats that are being offer­ ed in our ttmiplqU- full dinnluy at moderate pricea. \M ID MAJESTIC FINES Ex tr a r ic h B B art Nason, Sales Director r e a d g ro cer THE ALAN’S STORE Wclaka ' Building �IV V’1 _ _ Mr. Plant Inatructed Mr. Incra. ham to go to Talluhasiijc and in.w I s m N G T O N Ln'd f iT ^ L Kovernor on the matter that f f proP°“ > proposal fc n A » « i!2 !!^ In t « ! L th ,e*ecu.tive would call an extra session of the legislature „ £ ' l" i7 .1 St. AugS rfb Sail \Iarrn {?rmer,y ca,led Fort damR n K Cly, ami ^ Ihe Plant SouthInvestn S tUPttlo"'• 1n l S s U n . m extreme Ida Railroad the tect th?.rC 1 Was bui,t t0 ProLdly P°°h* e x p e n s M Pany Wou,d pay al1 thc the ImHan.tV Kainst nttacks »f [the l0"f.* started in isJ* c"nstLuction was Jr prophf1Mcn*nd« , by n ?n pcdro at the J0> The governor declined to accept 100 years t*"1* U re<'uired about - f weather s the proposition. However at a reg- eral ” to comPletc it. The fed ■three ye«* ulnr meeting of the legislature made additions 1 . 1 with us. held soon afterwards, a bill was to jJu> fort in the year 1812. Ibot of the authorizing the establish>, astroph)'ment of a state board of health. andsupplie-. « . . . lis t left for loose a *^,e ed near Tampa. Dr. J. Y. Porter, of Key West, Thedford’s l e the suns was appointed state health officer. tally, to ‘te­ All his troops and supplies were This appointment was considered lly tempera- nlaced on transports at the wh i . ns!,emhlymen and the peovea nt Port Tampa from whence he plo nt large to be most wise nnd '•jileil to Cuba. These wharves had timely, lonhets’ dif- been constructed on the direction \ -------|en the lack of Henry B. Plant, formerly pres­ Almost immediate'*- upon the L of points e n t of the South Florida IUil- appointment of Dr. Pc/ter. the [keep tab on [oad which « ... thei first through shotgun quarantine was lifted. lye a Station rrilway service in the state. Thes Sines that time no seriou.i epidem­ [in Arizona. wharves were constructed in i00' 1887 ic of any nature has occurred in ( Chile, but wheii • "* ithe t . o*.i»u South Pinriila Florida Railroad Railroad Florida. the eastern was first extended to Port Tampa just now on Old Tampa Bay. General Henry S. Sanford, foun* Made from selected h money to der of the city of Sanford, and one * medicinal roots and it. At last. In 1887 there was a yellow fev- of the pioneer developers of the ^ herbs—Nature'! own yerte d the ei epidemic and shotgun quaran­ part of the state is quot-! o' remedy for Constipation ■ietv which tine prevailed throughout the state central ed a Ut —’j saying: the *■■r» • “ *Florida lui um lies i lira at iii me and Indigestion. mn „ f \ _ It t ■ ■ ... ijred add!- for some time. mouth of New York harbor (figuKH | it running _____ one day | ^ S old E v e ry w h e re I ,rately speaking) r .....*** and will " »»• W 11V UU) • JnVlent* Henry B. Plant. Colonel Henry be the greatest state in the union, - own f i J sS.. Haines, who came from rum Savanhealth, and its cli* Hooririn. andand J. H. Ingraham Georgia, J. H. Ingraham, ,j no __ml. more nah, all of whom were associated to­ gether in the building of the rail­ studied the lituation close­ Pr. Abbot roads. ly They proposed to organize n n for. The state health board that would have very pur* charge of such affairs a» spread­ [j of Min­ ks maybe ing diseases and epidemics. 13, AW^A^lbrn.!"® g a s s s g ^ ^ •S S !% k S ~ - * • - Double Your Money In N in ety D a y s 28 LOTS P0R $16,000 Joins ROSE COURT on East. Joins MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS on South. ' 111 “ As-You-Iike-It” Rose Court lots are among* the most valuable in the city while the adjoining* lots in Magnolia Heights sold out quickly a t $1500 each, or $30.00 per front foot We offer these lots a t less than half the above price—in fact a t less than acreage value. The prop«£* U-high—overlooking Rose Court. Fine bearing Orange trees on nearly all lots and m agnificent Oaks on the balance. s LIN E OF uitiful Brick stral and Palmetto—Five ith, all modern improve;south and East Expose, lot 70x120 feet GOOD TERMS stHome Buy In Sanford Hosiery s m We own this property and can deliver. Title is good. Terms on part. This price will hold good till November 20, unless sold sooner. $1.95 to $2.50 Packard Realty Company Novelty Suggestions We have unique novelty suggestions for both parties and the holiday seasons. Cali and see them. s 201) Magnolia Avenue. Sanford Hear Sanford Loan and Savings Co. TH E QUALITY SUGGESTION KHi Park Ave. P hone 72 I *■■■■■■■■*■■■ = K a i l B I I M I l U ■■■■■■■■■■■ I I I ............... »» ( : i t If you’re interested in making some money see these lots. i We have recently added this popular line of hosiery to our store. We have both chiffon and heavy silk in stock. Fill fashioned and in alt new shades. Priced from— ■i rardCorporation, Owner Nisons Bldg. v v v <♦ ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦$»<♦ ♦> ♦♦♦♦> ♦> ♦♦♦♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦;♦!♦♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> <* I t * # * ■■- 9 4 * I v r •-„% I i II * 'ML CHURCHWELLS Day Specials.... 54 Inch All Wool Flannel -Ax Per Yard f/ $5.00 Ladies’ H a t s ................................... $3.98 . v [t'y. ■ t h / , lit, vV $ I V- ..-J: 3(! Inch Nurse's Uniform Cloth Per Yard $5.00 29c Boy’s Brown Dress Shoes or Oxfords .Hi Inch Indian-Head Per Yard t N Ladies Silk Presses $3.50 29c ,95 Childrens P aten t Leather One Strap Pumps Sizes 8 1-2 to 2 i,r ies’ Silk Dresses $1.00 7 k ‘ it Men’s Three Piece All jjj Wool Blue Serge Suits . . Ladies’ Linen Suiting Dresses Sizes 3(i to 52 $2.50 $3.50 In fa n ts’ Soft Soles White Kid Shoes .i ,- 19c r $3.50 D resses . Best Grade 3(1 Inch Bleaching Per Yard M en’s Brown Dress Shoes or Oxfords Ladies’ P aten t Leather or Satin One Strap Pumps f" Ladies’ Silk <• $3.25 r ^ $0.00 Ladies’ H a ts ....... ............................ $4.95 ' in BT ? Ladies’ Happy Home House D resses Made of Best Grade Amoskeg Ginghams •*«*. 99c - _____ __ m m vi p i p i p i n r u r i p i p i * ^ $27.50 Ntt A ' *7 r i»i pi Men’s Three Piece All |j Wool Suits [j $30.00 irtririn e m •• gHKvV' | Saturday a n d Monday $4.00 L adies’ H a ts ............................................................................$3.45 1 " u ' a jB iE r d iiiia ia iB K i e f i H I �> » M ♦♦ ♦ » The very name reveals its charm LORIDA is filled with subdivisions. W hichever w ay one turns there are some lots th at may be purchased It is a simple m atter to buy lots in Florida, and m any of them are comparatively cheap. But it is not such fi a simple m atter to find a place where everything th a t is desired may be found. In one place w aterfronts may be lacking. In another there may be no foliage. The n e x t subdivision may be lacking in restrictions, which everyone knows determine values. - ~~ F N Loch-Arbor a development out-of-the-ordinary is under way. Every featu re th a t will provide property owners with satisfaction, is to be provided. N o th in g will be left undone to bring to Eoch-Arbor a setting found in no other place in Florida. It will have charact eristics all its own. It will be the type of its development and the beauty of its landscape that will appeal to the most discriminating. I HERE will be nothing cheap about Loch-Arbor belief th a t som ething different is wanted, some ers above all other developments. And so no mone> where those desiring the nest will be able to find it. T ROPERTY in Loch-Arbor will be highly restricted. There will be no shacks. N othing but beautiful str tures will be perm itted. It will become known for its m agnificent homes, its sunken gardens, its wind driveways, its silvery lakes, and for its people of w ealth, culture and refinem ent. P �=_THESANFORDHEBA.nl__ = _ - _ = ^ U K j M i r a A L D, j t h p A Y , N O VEMR f b Unique F e a t ,, brick nt m 1 • nr.ka roUKh to end WeatherConditions *** ini? Vr- i 'iCvS ^ reck' ncw mad beMayEffectFootball Rice’s (>f fV Brick road from Sin Mm ^ HU0UKh paintka to Gaines Tomorrow Asphalt*00 Dunn's Creek, r Dunn'a Crock* fnir, f"ir. w i t h * t r * f f i b U t I1,0? * n o t i n t e r f e r e unn’s Creek n Sg-faco from Dunn’s fejsco, Crescent City, NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—(/p)_ • icnunt0 and A/mjeon springs. Anxious eyes today were turned upon weather conditions by footthrnMK u *x?eIlcntDeloan Springs «tog* Deland to Sanford and »n,i Or nr_ ba I tennis of the east and muddy through ■iron that lando. tair. Detour between DcIllinois gridirons were threatened for an­ other week-end of stirring con­ i'ihie ‘J"'1, Sanf°rd as good as posja against flicts. 1,ani1 detours. Rough Sanford 'or Purdue Followers of Dartmouth ore es­ but entirely passable. ' ? Seminole and Orange play Ohio pecially perturbed over conditions ippled i(,r nt Chicago which threatened to counties to Orlando, good. Road No. I—Georgia K»i Lir Line to he Gopher hnmper Dartmouth’s swift running attack. V 'a, V’ , ‘anl surfaced from St. Jacksonville with Critics believe that the heavy " “P ItlveT ure in N°* field a t New Haven would help asphalt and bnck. excellent. Road nt of CaiYale against Princeton. Amherst under construction by Duval counid. and Williams are among the east­ i from Bayard to St. Johns counpet to n,f*; ern teams which will wind up their D , in®’ D«va> county line to Bun-nee oppo62 mileti 9 foot brick road schedules. Pennsylvania will get uth rock shoulders, fnir. Bunnell back to high ranking in the east to end Reilly’s asphalt road 9 by n victory over Pittsburgh tof Golf miles asphalt surface excellent. morrow. 'Oiusia county line to Daytona, The Army plays Columbia at \ery cr Way good, Daytona to New Smy­ Now Y’ork. rna 1,1 miles, quarter mile detour, Other feature clashes will be remainder paved. New Smyrna to J'l3.—f/P)— Harvard and Brown at Providence; Brevard county line 22 miles, two al-amateur Syracuse and Colgate at Syracuse; mile detour, remainder paved. Bre­ y, the ma­ Georgetown and Centre at Wash­ vard county line to Titusville, 12 nual open ington; West Virginia and Penn miles all paved. e Princesi Titusville to under way Preintlnjr' Art -Matsu, ntd Japan­ Sluic at Morgantown; Navy and Cocoa IK miles all paved. Cocoa | ese quarterback of William and Buckncll at Annnpolis. jie leading to Melbourne 21 mites ult"T7arid.' Pby start* Mary College. When he made a _ . ___ — Melbourne to Sebastian River. 1 gcontinual touchdown against Harvard, he a t­ in fnir nhape. l n ke new roan n fmics, 5 milcn shell road, re ni a uni tained the unique distinction of miles cast of Tallahassee to Monpaved. Sebastian to Miami 100 | i hnving scored on every major elev­ ticclin, thence to Aucilla River, cr miles all paved. en that his college has played in good snnd clay. Aucilla River to YORKItoad No. 5—High Springs to . three years. Greenville, sand clay road good. I’ort Myers: High Springs to New- j 1 Greenville to Madison, Lee, Live berry and Archer under construe-1 “Sunlin-cussed Onk, Lake City, good sand clay. tion. short detours. Archer t o '- r . Lake City to Jacksonville, hard U iltiston and Romeo, fair. Romeo If ■ Cttthsurface. ||| Chicato^ Dunnellon, asphalt surface c x - ir 3 Road No. 2—Georgia Line to Ft. cellcnt. Dunncllon to Inverness!■ j i to the Myers: Georgia Line to Jasper, and Brooksville rough with ex- IK sand clay road in good condition. ccption of 17 miles new base junt rI2 Jasper to White Springs, sum! clay completed near Inverness. Brooks­ fair. White Springs through Lake ville through Tampa, Bradenton Rond No. 1—Nunez Ferry to City, High Springs and on tot and Sarasota to i’tintn Gorda, Jacksonville: Nunez Ferry to Gainesville, excellent asphalt con­ good except for 12 miles of road Pensacola, from Sago bridge 3 crete road. High Springs to Gain­ south of Six Mile Creek under miles east, old earth road, condi­ esville 25 miles of asphalt, excel­ construction. Traffic should tako l fir lent tion fair. l(i mi leu concrete, ex­ lent. First ten miles south of the Bnyshorc itoad, Tampa to cellent. Pensacola to Escambia Gaincsvillo asphalt surface very Bradenton. Punta Gorda t<» Ft. j rives an Bay county road in fair shape. good. End of asphalt to Micnn- Myers, fair. Wet*light, Escambia Bay to Milligan, brick opy 5 miles routh. Micanopy to Itoad No. 8—Haines City to Ft. lActricity, road and sand clay in good shape, Lowell asphalt surnfee excellent. Pierce: Haines City through If. S. Gov Milligan to Mossy Head, county Lowell to Ocala, nshpnlt mrface Frostproof, Sebring, Avon Park, ruaiversi- road rough. Mossy head to De- under construction. Detour about etc., to Iaike Annie good. Lake raerior to Funiak under construction and one mile in fair condition. Ocala, Annio to Okeechobee 33 miles, U It burns rough, no detours. DeFuniak to to Bellcvicw and Leesburg ex­ miles under construction, H miles f wi.«e—no Caryvillc, good said clay. Cnry- cellent asphalt surface. Leesburg marl road, remainder paved. Okee­ Idean, safe. ville to Cottondale, county road to Eustis and Mount Doit, good. chobee to Ft. Pierce, 39 miles, I ir,.1 6 per in fair shape, Cottondale to Mari­ Mount Dora to Ft. Myers gener miles under construction, remaind(coal oil). anna, mid clay road in good con­ ally in good condition. Four miles cr paved. ;ir.«n, •>12 dition. Marianna to ten miles south of Zoifo is muddy in rainy Itoad No. 23—Bollevtew to Plant hia, Is of- east of Chattahoochee, county road City: This road is excellent in Jon10day’s in fnir shape. From point above weather. • Road No. 3—Georgia Lino to Marion, Sumpter, Hernando and |o give one referred to to Quincy, under con­ Orlando: Wild's Landing to Y’uluc Pasco counties with exception of Kr in each struction. Take north county road him intro- which is in good shape. Quincy said clay road in good condition. three miles of rough base in Her­ ay for full to 1 miles east of Quincy, good Yulee to six miles south obeli road nando county. This is tin* best kirn to ex- sand clay. From point above re­ in fair condition. From this point road for travel to Tampa from the agency, ferred to Tallahassee, county road on into Jacksonville and Green Ocala. North line Hernando coun­ or money in fair shape. Tallahassee to 8 Covo Springs paved road, brick and ty through Dado City to Plant h treated rock base. Green Cove City, excellent road. | month. miles east on Wadcsboro__roach I The Outlet is offering: its entire stock of Quality Merchandise a t sensational reduction prices All the newest winter furnishings are included in this store-wide sale.—It will pay you to inves­ tigate our offerings, they will save you money. Values Not to be Overlooked “ .. trimmed and with flares, these models are Winter’s favored styles in all the favored shades. A bargain at the prices of _ r B " 3 J Latest styles in the best quality felts and genuine velours. These are the type hats that add dis­ tinction to a man's outfit. Priced from $19.95 to $37.50 __________ $2.95 to $5.95__________ Wool Dresses Men’s Shoes New styles embodying the long sleeves and the popular high necks. All the new fall shades in the best quality woolen fabrics. Priced at These are priced to close out a broken line of men’s solid leather shoes. The quality of these shoes cannot be duplicated for the price SI .95 $8.95 to $19.95 Ions I Men’s Hats Beautiful Coats Bell Bottom Trousers Pure Silk Hose The famous and well-known line of Arrowhead .silk hose. All the wanted shades. Only Winter trousers for men that are exceptionally good values. All shades in plain colors ami in stripes. Priced for this sale 89c $3.95 to $6.50 New Shipment of Winter Millinery has just arrived. The fashionable shapes are combined of velvet, with satin and taffeta. Also felts T he O utlet I OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE ML U snH nnniiannxK i)aaaH aaiH auaB R anaaaB X H H aflH oaaaaaaaM iiaaaaH aH aB aaM aiim aH nv.*aaaM H aH H aftiirjaau.iMM.,aT]HiiK f xV ❖ ❖ f ? V fV f V sm * & $ An Idea! Site for Apartment Homes tY t x Y Its proxim ity to the Hotel Forrest Lake, Sanford’s tourist center, makes Marvania in a class by itself as a location where beautiful apartm ent houses may be constructed. There v ♦> Y are no restrictions prohibiting this type of building in Marvania. Y t have b e e n sold, mostly to Sanford people, some of whom have signified X erecting homes. The sale of the lake front lots a t $7500 each, to Sanford their intention of ..... nrices asked for the other lots which investors, is convincing argum ent of the ickiintly lot piitcsasKcu t Y are offered at prices ranging Uom 4♦> [S Already 11 lot $25 00 Y to $ 3 6 5 0 * I Y r ❖ t Y Marvania Investment Company Y v 4 X S c r a g s Realty Co. Sales Agents 202 First St. Phone 733 Masonic Temple -» * * • ■ *4 ' ■ H , . . . i | y m, �m m .w > . VIFZ. i-*r : •*) 'iVf . C L L Y o u ! ! ! KNOC^j ! ----------------------- to h a t T /M E : IT !2> I T 'S C l S H T -T H IR T Y , A N D A l_C_ I S ( J O e c u !K ! 11 fy r r, N —r - w wj l f Tray Now Only Rarely Used In Tallahassee’s F uneral Announcemc V :1* m eet Large Hals TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Nov. 12. —(>P)—Tnllnhassco'n funttrul an ­ nouncements by solver, a custom handed down from Spnnir.h occu­ pancy, are followed now only by n few of tho older residents. During the ear'icr days of F lo r­ ida’s capital, funerals were a l wav. preceded by announcements, in th.' form of invitations, written with a p e n , nnd in bold handwriting, upon largo cards. Thu cards, border 1 with wide pieces of black ril.lmp run through each end, were placet! upon a salver. An oh! negro, cla I h'e*U, enrried them through the etreots, anti to the homes of th lose friends of tho departed. Tho duties of bearing the invi ♦ntlonn about were not ns dpned to hist any old negro, 'nit re was al 11 a particular one for the work For many years, before urn! nfD r tho Civil War, I’ritiiti<, the t \slave of n prominent local lawyer, s. rolled on tin* side boro the tray. Jume< Stratton, a n I arjro felt ngeti janitor nt the Elk.*; Club, i in cowboy fashion o r turned up used now. whenever th" custom sharply in the back but nt lowed t o in* will** at the front nnd sides, finds spasmodical renewal. are returnin'* to favor. They arc attempt to create variety at FOIJR LOSE THEM LIVES nn least. EAST ORANGE, N. J„ Nov. 11. •—(ft*)—Joseph Diatesono and tin I.IKEK DEPARTMENT STORES four chiHren lost their lives in n lire, which destroyed tho family NEW YORK, Nov. II.—f,T*j—Of dwelling enriy today. Thu mother all thin;?* in Now York, Leona escaped by jumping from n third Haltlwin, Vermont irirl scout, who story window. Her youngest child, rcokeil a tut key for the president in her arms, was killed. The* orig­ likes department utorea but "they in of the fire ia not known. arc fairylands." u 41 a n u R H m n a a n a it a a a a Send for i 11*i minted \ ook!?f, Aulomobilc** !ran*pr>rteti. Columbus With His Little Fleet wiml itml storm, iiftirly wrecking his sail Hitt h‘j sal led nn mu l was rewarded by hia discovery. Let nothing discourage you regular saving, ami making safe investand you will discover the way to success. r Daytona Shores RRQUIRLS TWO MOHR SALES­ MEN FOR SANFORD 105 So. Palm etto l a u x » 4 m n i a a * a a u * a i i ( a g * a a i lg * m , nxaM i#<M <ttM S <(, i i M H a a a 2 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SANFORD—SYNONYMOUS . with SOLIDITY Solid as the rock iH the economical base upon which Sanford is building. Thousands of acres of the moat productive farming lands in the World are sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions of dollars nnd increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this GREAT IN­ LAND PORT ia our record. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia Al Second LOANS aB B flM aaaa*aiB 8iaH B B iB M B 88B ai Phone 18 INVESTMENTS ; Interest Paid or Savings Accounts { je m in o lo (J [o u n !y l)a n k 1 h a v e t h e e h n l e r s t a e r r a . e i. J * t w r . t r d t a l k w i t h me . * ' ,B ri,r (*, If IP. httalne.. property I h .,( ,kl, Have auine nn n 00 y e a r l e a s * - , . " If you are n stranger l| " " '* P»r t w I ! g, W . J. THIGPEN The rulcston-Brumley Building. Announces Two F ast D aylight All-Steel Pulj Dining Car T rains to Chicago and St. Lot] Effective Novem ber 3,1925 “The Floridan” Club, Observation, Compartment and Com­ partment I). R. Cars, Through Sleeper for Kansan City Ar. 2:30 nm Sanford 2:-10 am Lv. Ar. 8:50 pm Jacksonville !t:00..ant Lv. Lv. 3:20 pm Albany (et) 2:-10 am Ar. t:t() pm Ar. Columhusfct) Lv. Lv. It :00am Lv. G:00 nm Birmingham 10:00 pm Ar. Lv. 8:00 pm Cairo 8 '.On p m Ar. Lv. 1:05 pm St. I/mis 11:15 am Ar. Lv. 8:15 am Kansas City !»:-10 ant Ar. Lv. 12:25 pm Chicago 1.20 pm. Ar. “The Dixie Lir Observation 2:30 8:30 2:00 1:05 7:00 11:00 H:05 1:10 1:10 am am. pm pm pm pm am pm pm Compartment | Cara COACH Sf Lv. Sanford Lv. Jacluontilil Ar. Albany (til Ar. ,'laron (ftjf Ar. Atlanta Ar. Chattanoofl Ar. Enniriiltl Ar. St. f.oui« [ Ar. Chicago Tickei.s, reservations, information from local ticket agenl W. I). STARK I). P. A. 1.18 W. Bay St„ Jacksonville] Phone 5-00-17 and 5-0-107. lit*1pioiiter tr«n*porr»riQn Im n m Hornlii aic the NLw . maan^certf 5 S. AI I fG H A N ', and S.5 . RFHLSHIRFj lha (orm#f nn JarIttnnvill# linti th* Utter ham Miami to PhiU. November taR B cn iftiu ^n sg R m cra'T yB aB K H H niivjjtjM E S'nrrjB H .iN n.T iijtim jw nrinnairjnrtnsL ." a H a a a a a a a S te n Five Sailines Sailings a Week From Jacksonville; T i n t C o m p t n y , «i!*bti,h*d in 1852 «rw The Garden Reply “J. A. T.” % Herald Rhone 316-J. S o le n r lid Tliree lota on p . tk » . ___ Four room konor, d„„|,,e Two loto 123x100 *1000.00 »,fh* Two lota near Depot to* *700**. Two lots on Park 133x120 Ms#**, Two tot. on Snnterd Ave. o.e Met* lot on Elm Are. *2000.00 00. Tt* J Five lots In front «t M» ' H Forrest I m, Two tot. In Mnyfnlr. Th* n„|r ln, ( IS le t. In City limit, tor *27,000.00. ,l#l Choice n. It, frontage at *ln.no Me* lot. on 0 .k Ave. C.R 'sMVeVr fo r N O R T H BY SEA! on« a N a a pplica tio n Optf*ll#t Inf* t, ( ml n-nU* llMO rtl a^art an as «o amg nu*uan r nsi sa kn r a nasi nna ii na Kun;«rmur-Hknt a of L E A V K TO S E L L M I N O R ' S L A N D . N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t o n t h o 1st. d a y of D e c e m b e r . A. D, 1925. 1 w i l l a p p l y t o t h e H o n . J n s . G. 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 e m i n o l e C o u n t y , S t a t e of F l o r i d a , nt Ids o f f i c e In H a n fo rd . In s a i d County, for a n order au th o rizin g me ns G u a r d i a n o f R O S A L I E Me. N. AVK RY . 1IUBOSK A V E R Y , L A U R A 1‘A I U O A V E R Y n n d I S A AC T. AVKttY, J r . t h e m i n o r h e i r s of M A R ­ G A R E T DUBOSE AVERY deceas­ ed. t o s e l l u t p r i v a t e s a l e t h « f o l ­ lowing real estate, belonging to the e s t a t e of t h e s a i d m i n o r s , s a m e be Ing i n S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o ­ wn; T h e s o u t h 35 n e r e s o f t h e n o r t h r n s l q u a r t e r of th e so u t h e a s t ( l u a r l e r . S e c t i o n 19, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 30 e a s t , sai d m i n o r s h a v i n g a n u n d i v i d e d 1-6 I n t e r e s t In sai d p r o p e r t y , s u c h a p p l i c a t i o n t o ho b a s e d u p o n p e t i ­ t i o n n o w on f i le In t h e o f f i c e of lh« s a i d J u d g e , d a t e d t h i s t h e 30t h day of O c t o b e r , A. It, 1925, ( S i g n e d ) I SAAC T . A VK R Y . Hr.. Guardian Dr t . 30. Nuv. C-13-29-27. I hfouali I srn Ana iftil conntclinn* to *11 ptni.l* ■ a n n a a notict: .XI I I F F S T A T E o f K A T H E R I N E INM A H n n U H N Mi nor, Seminole County. . Bl ven t o a l l w h o m Notice ' " h*r that Ira Mashburn It m a y ™,nnl ' f fV i i h e r l n e M a s h b u r n . ns G u a r d a n of Nom l n o r wlU o n »h «l s "p ply t ° the v e m b e r A. D- */* tj. S h a r o n . F Coouu nn tt yy H onerahie J ” • ,,y c o u n i y . a t h is jn «tinn _.i.« nllHly* v nt Judic** *n nr,/ *" ‘, r|n” gai d (N Count nt ? « ' c e In S s n f o r d in ^ ^ n t h V r V 10 o cl ock • • * | t r c n n i,P h e a r d , a f t e r ns the a , p u b| | c or fo r authority t t m l n o r -B m t e r p r l v a t e sale, t b ^ roa, C o u nt y , t o - w l t : T , v " n t y - i g h t ' Y 2s j a n d t h a t " , n 7 * tH T\v«nty-9#v<*n K V T h i r t y - s e v e n ( 37) l y i n g o n f h e S o u t h ’ an*l E a s t s i d e of t h e Ovl e i l o- Ge n e v a C o u n t y R o a d In a Attkkii nn ss on SuM Ivjllon^ni A. A o n '’ss M i d w a y In beet Ion Shin 51. S. R a n g e 31 L a s t . W h i c h a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l b* b- -a.s- eo d ( upon tho petition for sale now fl ip In and Cour t . 1025 Dat mATlA SHBURN.^Gu'ardlan. Oct. 30- Nov. 6*13- 5*rv -« ?i Mcrchnnls & Miner? T—->?. Co. I ’ l r r SIM) E. liny S l r r r l I ' b i i n * I13M, J m k n o n v l l l r Atlantic Coast Lil THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF TIIE SOll inaiaasil »%♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*l****K4C'Kt+l+K*******+l*+l++t^l*+l++l*+*+*X*+l+*l+*l+K** 3a. SEE FIR CHULUOTA STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS Man with business ability desires to put his services and small capital in grow ing business in Sanford. Busi­ ness m ust stand investigation. Ref­ erences exchanged. ■n g a n g g g g a n a g a o g n a ^ a F ix a H a jR g c g S W H . of_B W U Section 111 T o w n s h i p I t . S o u t h o f R a n g e 29 Kant , c o n t a i n i n g 50 a c r e s . more o r less— a n d less six acres. S K ' i o f SW*4 o f S e c t i o n 14. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h o f R a n g e 29 Hast . A n d t o al l 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 n n d t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d real e stste: You. a n d e a c h o f y o u . a r e h e r e b y o rd er ed lo a p p e a r to th e ab o v e e n ­ titled cause on or before the first M o r ul a v In D e c e m b e r , s a m e b e i n g t h e se v e n t h d a y of t h e m on th , a nd a Rule D ay of this C o ur t, a t t h e of f i c e of tile C l e r k o f t h i s C o u r t , nt the Semlnolo County Courthouse. . Sanford, F l o r i d a . 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 p r o c o n f e s s o wi l l lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u a n d e a c h of you. ani l s a i d c a u s e p r o c e e d e x parte. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h * B a n ford Herald, new spap er published nt S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y F l o r ­ ida. W i t n e s s my h a n d a n d sea l of said c o u r t . t h U tiie 5t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r A. D. 1925. V. K. D OUGL ASS, (Seal) Clerk Circuit Court. Semln r da C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , n y ; A. M. W K B K 8 , D. C. JUNKS & JONES. Solicitors for Complainant. Nov. 6 . 13. 20, 27; Dec. 4. S a n fo rd ,F la . I k a n fi^ o t IN COl'ItT OF COCNTT jIIDCr.. STVTE OF FLORIDA f«r-«. incl'iillii. m..U and !*«il . Dal fir jPj0.9fk r’o.blT.Vk,. IJ-t.JSi Do.ua *42.* . B a a a n a B H g a « n g rn a n k .'t;* E a r3 rn H 3 n rta ii.-2 r2 :c c ijtju g u * g n B sn u M R a t t o n l o s t f e e t W e s t o f p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . H a s t 10S4 f e e t t o b e- PLANTING TIME is rirh t NOW—this minute—for MANY SUHJKCTS, ami we are prepared to supply you these items in finest condition strong henlty ntock a t our well known WHOLESALE. LOW PRICES 1. STRONG ;t years old KVERBLOOMING ROSERUSHES—wo have a new batch of tliree tllousmul to offer guaraiiti *d to plenne you and to bloom nil next summer; OPHELIA. RttSSELI. COLUMBIA. RADIANCE, WARD, I OS ANGKI.KS AM. BEAUTY. GENERAL JACtj.. ami twen­ ty others; 7fu; each; any 12 for 5 0 .0 0 any 100 for $10.00. 2. NEW LOT of strong *r> to 7 eye PEONY ROOTS JUST RECEIVED; only the newest and choicest varieties in nil colors jdiiides; our selection of varieties 75c each; or 12 for $0,00; M;ch varieties ns listed in catalog;) at ?2 to $5 each, :t. HARDY PERENNIALS; strong field grown—any 12 f*.i SI include: FOXGLOVES. DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS, AI.YSSUM SAX ATM.E, HARDY PHLOX. COREOPSIS, I R I S of .ill kind:). POPPIES, GAK.I.ARDIAS, PYRETIIRUMS, A ht ill:,Mis, DKI.PHINIUMS, MALLOWS and all others you can mime. Any ICO for $10. I GIANT HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS CLUMPS— also POMPONS in all colors, $1.50 per dozen, $10 per 100 assorted. 5. GOLD MEDAL GLADIOLI choicest new sorts $t per 100—FOR STORAGE. «. DA HI.I AS—newest cactus and century sorts $1.50 doz. FOR STORAGE. 7. PRIVET for hedging—:strong four year old—$15 per 100. a 2! a * a 8. JAP. BRABERRY for hedging do. do. $35 per 100. !>. SHRUBS of nil kinds—lilac, welgellas. spireas, forsythias, deujtziaa und nil others $1 each, $10 per 12. 10. SHADE and FRUIT TREES—all kinds heavy stock $2 each; $20 per 12. U. EVERGREEN TREES, PINES, JUNIPERS, SPRUCE, etc., $2 upward, according to 3ize and variety—ask for fig__ urea un y„ur ^izes nnd varieties. NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN YEAR TO PLANT EVERGREENS. Order TODAY, We Deliver AT ONCE Youre For the Garden ----- The Harlowarden Gardens and Greenhouses GREENPORT, N. J. Paving— Waterworks-—Hoi t'W W M irw oii B , ) Lucie L. H e n k e l , If l i v i n g a n d If alt p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r ­ nal u n d e r L uci e L. H e n k e l , o r o t h ­ 7 i LLJ ^ HASSEE' F ,a*» Nov. 12. er wi s e, In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r _(A >)—The Atlantic Const Line , l, „ c r l b ed r eal e s t a t e ; _ O a c a r D, hns advised tho Railroad Commis- H e n k e l . If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , a l l sion th at th a t railroad has never n ar t le s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t u n d e r s r a r I>. H e n ke l , o r o t h e r w i s e . In placed any restrictions on the ship­ O a n d to t he h erein after described ment of perishables from Florida r eal e s t a t e ; H o l t A. H e n k e l , If l i v ­ without ice. The Seaboard Airline i ng a n d If de a d , all p a r t tea c l a i m ­ a n i n t e r e s t u n d e r H o l t A. l l e n has advised th at it is removing ing l t . 1, i.r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e whatever restrictions it had plac­ h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d r e a l e s t a t e ; H e r t h a Sh e n k . If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , ed. ’th e commission was advised nil rest unrecently th a t the railroads of the ,|.-r pHa retritehsa cSl ahiemn ikn. g oar n o tI hn et er w i s e . In state would not place cars for per­ and to tiie h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d r e a l Vick, a s s h e r i f f a nd ishable shipments, unless the ad­ ec sxt-aotfef;lc|J.n aH. dm inistrator of Alpheus ditional charge for icing was in­ i; H e n k e l , if l i v i n g a n d If d e a d al l cluded, regardless of whether or |. i r tl e* c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t u m l e r H Vick a s S h e r i f f a n d e x - o t f l c l o not the consigner desired the con­ ij - d m l n l s t r a t o r o f A l p h e u s G. H e n k e l , tents to bo iced. or o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n ­ after described real estate; Myrtle M Bills. If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d al t root laud s hughes o a r t l e s c ‘l a ‘i mMi nMg a n I n t e r e s t u n d e r M y r t l e M. Kills, o r o t h e r w i s e in a n d to" t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d r e a l e s ­ NEW YORK, Nov. l l .- G P ) - t at e. C h e s t e r K e n n l s o n If l i v i n g a n d From Elihu tu>ot in the course of If d e a d all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n i n t e r ­ t under Chester Kennlson, or o t h ­ a tribute to Chas. E. Hughes: ‘Tie ee sr w i s e , In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ won the fight for the presidency s c r i b e d r i a l e s t a t e ; J . If. H u d s o n , a l s o k n o w n a s J. H e n r y H u d s o n . If but lost it to treachery.” l i vi ng and If d e a d , all p a r t ie s c la im ing an In tere st u n d e r J. H. H u d s o n , al s o k n o w n a s J. H e n r y u d s o n , or o t h e r w i s e , In n n d t o t h e I \ e n t e r IT • o ritT SKVIATII H Jt iiir i.t i i in t i i i , sK«ii>ot.i: h e r e i n a f t e r d s c r l b e d r e a l e s t a t e ; F r a n k H. P o t t e r , If l i v i n g a n d If t u t M l , ’ri.OltlllA. de a d , al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g u n I n t e r ­ I N C i l AN C K I l V. e s t u n d e r F r a n k H. P o t t e r , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r A. L. H K N K HI.. C o m p l a i n a n t . d e s c r i b e d r eal e s t a t e ; Alice Key vs. P o__ tt_ e r , wife o f F r a n k It. P o t t e r , If If de a d , all parties V l f t U I L I!. c l ' CAH. id a). D e f e n d a n t s ;l i v i n g a n d llill I.. <1 ll let l i n e . c la im in g an In te re st u n d e r Alice o n m u n r i-i iii.it vriosi Key P ot t er , w i f e of F r a n k If. P o t ­ In t h e n a m e of t h e rttiite of F l o r ­ ter. or o t h e r w i s e In a n d to tho ida. hereinafter described real estate; T o V i r g i l K. L u c a s . If l i v i n g a n d H e n r y c P o t t e r . If l i v i n g n n d If if d e a d , a i l p u r l i e u c l a i m i n g a n I n ­ d^uil all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n I n ­ t e r Mt u n d e r \ t r a i l K I. uciik, or t e r e s t u n d e r H e n r y C. P o t t e r , o r o t h e r u l . i u , in and to t h e h e r e i n a f t e r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o tin* h e r e l n a f t t j r s c r l b f d re ii i . t a t e ; Da v i d l l n r k e . r d es c r i b e d r e a l e s t a t e ; H o w a r d iiih>i w r i t t e n D a v i d l l n r k e . ir l i vi n g P o t t e r , if l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , al l a n d if d e a d , a l l p n r l i m elnlmlM'r p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g nn I n t e r e s t u n d e r l o g a.i I n t e r e s t u n d e r Da v i d I t u i k e l l o w n r d P o t t e r , o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d a l s o w r i t t e n D a v i d l l n r k e . o r o t h e r ­ to t h» h r . i n a f t e • d e s c r i b e d r e a l wi se , i n at ol t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r ile- e s t a t e ; Itii-co ll II. N e v l n s . If l i v i n g ■cribed r e : , | . s t a t e ; Al i ce l l n r k e . „ r,d If d*-ad. a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n w l f o o f D a v i d l l n r k e . If l i v i n g n n d 'titer* >t u n d e r H u s x c l l H. N e v l n s . if tie. i|. a l l p a r t i e s , l a l ml t u; u n In- or o th e r wi s e . In a n d t o t h o h e r e lere.ii u n d e r A l i c e H u r k e . w i f e of I n a f l e r de o i l e d reul e s t a t e ; A m l P u v h l I t u r k e , o r n t h e r w t s o , In a n d v l etilmn, If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , i . t o e h e r e i n a f t e r ileseiliieil r> .il ,.|| p a r i P l . t i m l i r ; a n I r t e r e s t u ml l a t e ; W i l l l ai a M. A s h b y. also r A n d r . w D e n b a n . t,r o t h e r w i s e , k n o w n us Wi n M. A s h l e y , ir l i v i n g III e n d lo t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n r e a l . s t a t e . Id. It. D r o w n , If l i v i n g i n t e r e s t u n d e r W i l l i a m M. As hl e y, a n d If ih'ittl a l l lartlea claiming a l s o k n o w n a s Win. M, A s h l e y , *>r Ilrown, o | u t l i c r w isc. In ant) t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r o t h e r w i s e , in a n d t o tin* h e r e l n n f t <l"':crlbei| r e a l ' e s t a t e ; A r t h u r H , r tlesel'illetl r e a l e s t a t e , —F u l l e r , If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , all Dr o wn , h u s b a n d of K. It. D r o w n , If pit r i l e s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t u n d e r l i v i n g an I If deal t , all p u r l i e u c l a i m ­ A r t h u r li. Fill h r . n r n t h e r w l n e , In i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r ------------- D r o w n , m i l t o t h e In r c l n a f l c r d e s c r i b e d h u s b a n d of K It D r o w n , o r o t h e r r. al e s t a t e ; M a r y A F u l l e r , wi fe w | s . , in a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r da id A r t h u r II F u l l e r . If l i v i n g und si-rlbeil real . s t a t e . O v e r s t r e e t T u r ­ If d* id. a l l parth-M • l a . tiling a n i n ­ p e n t i n e Fompany, a eorporatlon t e r e s t u n d e r .Mary A. F u l l e r , wi f e u n d e r t h e l . a w s of t h e H t n t e *r ■>f A r t h u r II. F u l l e r , o r o t h e r w i s e . F l o r i d a , tf In e x l s t e t t r e anti If d l s ii a n d t o tile h e r e i n a f t e r I . si-r lbi' d i o l e e d . all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g n n l u ­ t e a l e s t a t e ; I s a a c . I n n s e n ll l i v i n g t i - r . s t u n d e r c *ver s t r *ei T u r t i " n t l r i e iml II d e a d , ni l p a r t i e s e i u l n i l n g an C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r t h e i m- to >t ti mb r I n a n e .Innxeii, o r nt h - I,m s of il;,' S t a t e ,,f F l o r i d a , o r ■r ' t e e , in a n d l o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n ­ I. *' r i l e d t e a l e s t a t e ; J a n i e s Kviins, a f t e r <l<siwlb*d reul e-»tal" Ti l e I r . If l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , al l p n r t - n r o u e r t y I n v o l v e d is d e s c r i b e d a s ....... .. a n lntere*t u n d e r .lames follows; ll v. ti n. J r . oi o t h e r w i s e , m a n d to t ; r g l n el t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r t h e h e r e i n a f t e r tleserllieil r e a l r s of tile N W ' t o f N W * l o f S e c ­ t a ' e . A l p h e u s H Hi tikcl, If l i vi n g t i o n 2.1. Tl>. 2 1 S o u t h tif R a n g e *nd If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g [ 79 E a s t , r u n N o r t h 500 f eet , in I n t e r e s t lliltler A l p h e u s 'J. l i e n - | W e s t 5*2 f e e t . Southwesterly k"'. or oth erw ise . In a n d t o th* Tito f r e t , l o poi nt o f S o u t h l i n e h e r e i n a f t e r d*- e r l he t l real e s t a t e ; of N W ' i o f NI VI l of s a i d Hee- SHIPMENTS ALL ICED BY CONDO ptRS, TRug; Gexnvz ReADY .-=r -=- MlTfNS. yoft, £>** YAKir. f•a X >0 ■fKtttc/N THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. PAGE TEN U .-* ■ ACTUAL Development being done NOW. 22 miles Southeast of Sanford by hard surfaced road. Drive out and see CHULUOTA. Talk with those who live there. Drive around (he surrounding country, view the numerous fresh water lakes and somj oldest nnd best kept orange groves in the state. Visualize Ihe future of tills section—note the location on a state map. in the heart of1 hell, with some of the beat celery, lettuce and general trucking lands in the state to l*1" tween Chiiluota and the St. Johns River. Call on Mr. A. (I. Wagner, resident agent for the t’huluota Company property. ' oU,j him at the Chuluota Inn just up the street and around the lake, past the Florida East Liwj way Depot. Mr. Wagner will he glad to quote you prices on lots and lands, or on houses anil lots ^ and ten acre farm, all fenced and ready to occupy and start planting. These he will sel‘ regular terms of one fourth cash and balance in one. two, ami three years. The Chuluota Inn will give you good accommodations at reasonable rales. COME—SEE— AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. Chuluota Company Flagler System General Offices. City Iluilding, St, Augustine, Fin. Resident Al A. G. W Chuluota. �u,.__ Shoe And T ag L prison Farm A t D S S iK p a,!:, J r ^ 't s S B u r a f S Hands O f Hunter iS as} !:, w If — 'UtilllnKiT. w h o no ciirlH- in ." * " irll. i i i V'i' , ' ; . , ,rr '; i’-r1r' ! et1 r iA ir . 7,“ , nn.i .; N<,vi>mhcr A r» nmj liii yn ”,,r‘llli’," '.,'mb«‘r A. 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It of one of [ylJ include a [footwear for kite charges L that cat'll* ,Vr i . . . i ! m V. IN AN V , V V n\ r u v I.NUI.K « ; o i ; - N « . J ? * 'mu n* ‘fie* '* I "r first Mortgage Loans on Ubernl Valuation Ila‘is at Consult us first when in this market for funds Nnv. O - n , ‘c o m p l a i n a n t * , vs. ANN IK I,. n x I n t e r e s t s in um l t o t h e l a n d s A , , T , | I- OK S IT .C H I.K R IS I, t h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; t o nil p e r ­ v , , tioa. .Notice Is h e rrh v Klven o f ln t'-n so n s uml p a rtie s rla ltn lm j In terests t i n d e r J a m e s A. W a l k e r , d e c e a s e d , n s h e ir s , d e v i s e e s , lupuntees. n r a s M , 1 V t i V ^ ' l f V i 10 'i1" ’ b ' - K 's l a t u r o of mi.,,i 1. nvened o t h e r claimant--', o r oiTo-rvvise ........... . mtli t o t h e b i n d s Itci-e lm ifler ,le t o liny mill a ll o t h e r ix r s o n s “*« n a m e s n rc u n k n o w n clulm iim a ny I "r r o l l! Tin: PIIOTRCTION rlR lit. t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In an d t>, °l- Msil IN Ii:: \v ATKits, c a n . II M fa p K T>, A n n i e L. W alk e r; a ib Florida East Coast Railway Co. i a II. N. RODKNUAlfGH. Vice-President -l u ■ a * n , • ■ n * u » ■ n ■ linaaaaitHnictf B2B«u*E:axuKn*w«M«*inn*KB««HHBKn««*»«««i» T ill’ BETTER A PUODUti'r IS THE SOONER YOU o f li oKl nnl ng, r e s o r v i n i f f e e t w i d e a l o n g N o r t h Hid. of Public road, n r a n y p a r t or p arc el thereof, u n ­ d e r t h e a b o v e n a m e d dv-f m l a n t s nr otherwise. It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t yo u , n n l WILL S E E IT A D V E R T ISE D . MIAMI SHORES—America’s M editerranean , W nl., o ,ii VAT_-• ; I l i n t Inn 1c.e Musnot la ft Second A. P. CONNKI.LY & SONS v . W I I K i X K I l a n d VIOI. lil.v Notice is hereby given to St. John’* River boatmen and all other concerned that, with the approval of the War De­ partment, the draw span of the Florida East Const Kaltwny Itridge over St. John’s River at Jacksonville, Fla., will be Closed for replacement Tor forty-eight (18) hour* from 12:01 A. SI. Monday. November 2.1. 1025, until 11:59 P. M. Tuesday. November 21, 1925, to all river traffic re tirin g clearance or height of more than eight (8) feel thereunder. Fonts capable of using the above clearances and desiring to l* !>s the bridge will iiso the East channel under the through girder span. :o. Nov. 13. - ^ sioners . . nayard i m^ y ^ c u i s m eP A asI [u malic the sijnplv tlie the |( commoi«ttnber <>f It the state t Between Itousnnil si 'of t±at the U r priv“eaten Rtfccs-ity Ldtewhcrc, / [tttniine t*> lihment of at the |Wp greatly | prisoners, as H, help the | u obtain a fc. Hunter ha* of prison ich believer nnl ones to f pvine them rfr mike them yhut to ut­ ility to prove |lfctir lie - an|i( th' .ii'ili". / I s y j* a n e 9 Here’s the touch of magic for hot cakes, waffles or just plain bread—good pure Georgia Cane Syrup! W hite Label Syrup has the familiar rich flavor that only the juice from full ripe cane can have. White Label is the same wonderful country-made syrup you used to get down on the farm. Nothing finer for the chil­ dren than this 100 % pure cane juice—and how they like it! Ask for a can of White Label Syrup at your dealer’s; he has it. about uS you R O B IN S O N SY R U P C O M PA N Y lictne. or CAIRO, GEORGIA Y 'it t , i,\| (•* , COMPLETE accessibility—in the line of travel—traversed by the main highways from the north as they en­ ter the city—overlooking Iiiscayne Ray—with an ambitious city improve­ ment and building program and priv­ et 1 right. IC* .• L Q u a lif y C ounts L k of all this v i Hx is that the judgment of the great mass of people lias caused them to buy MIAMI Si!Uiv!>: property in un­ precedented. quantities, based upon full knowledge and appreciation ot the fundamental laws that go to make for sustained values and super­ lative profits. 1/ 1• ln ^n°wdriic and learn'for yourself what a really flying f . , c_ » „ l *R Snowdrift is. tg v*V! c * wtr- \L r&Z MIAMI SHORES invites you to see MIAMI SHORES and check up these arbiters ofvul ucs in M I A M I SHORES, all of which have had their part in makings Mi AML SHORES one of the greatest successes in the devel­ opment field anywhere in these Unit­ ed States. 1 ' &w t c,,ickc*femove 5lrouUthe bc ptdcir, j- \ | t?C* r ^ n i n A/ . liH t 'l ’FXrollm Tt «op«eri «! !‘;*r-in iri iulT.cienc- h Thcchick^ Nplahea!• ‘I !°n£e* ‘He &ying I ^ “ ^ > y .a a b o u t,/ enty minutes. Then place the chtd.cn in a pan, dot it with a little extra Snowdrift, steam it lor an hour and serve with a gravy made ot the drippings in the frying pan. Ic will prob­ ably be necessary to add an extra tablespoonful of flour, a little more salt and pepper, and instead o f water, as usual, pour in a cup­ ful o f very rich inilk or light cream. s flow d r i f t ls Ekc id,c a l tor a ll f r y i n g AM Eo r r A-S M BD T £ M £ M & £ N Britt-Chittenden R e a lly C o n ^p u n y , District MonoRcra, 210 East First St., San Tin eat. GOO-jicrc Miumi Shores Island—which is the section of Miami Shores to be offered to the buying public—i* lieitur rapidly .sold out. When wo announced the opening side of Miami Shores, December *lth last year, we litlli* dreamed that wc would probably be celebrating our ■old out. but it looks now as if this would probably bo the ease. Therefore, you would do well to investigate today, first anniversary this December 1th with Miami Shores lord, Ua. * / . �..- ••.r ‘ ,r :W ! ! S P P ^ P S i l P I I rsT f'S , PWPSfB - .* v*y SfV . B9KL- PAGE TWELVE THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1925.. Today’s Best Investment Opportunitii REAL ESTATE BETTER BUYS ' jt^gu p,Aj 3 _ . INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCH ULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. i _;t Two Good Inveslmcnts in Business Property on First Street 620 acres near Cheney Highway. This is a real money maker nnd there is not much land left nt this price. Per acre........................*................ $100 Do you want a Home? I have them to suit anyone and at prices hclow the market value. Prices range from................................ $4,500 to $20,000. I have a lot in Snn Lanta right by the entrance on Sanford Avenue and the price is only.............................................................................................$5,000 Lots in a good section of the city for......................................................$1,000 If you are a developer, 1 have the best Lake Front Tract in this county and it is near the County Club. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor Real Estate and Investments. Phone 713. 3 large lots on Mellonville A v e .,1 ^ blocks from ball park. Contains 1 corner and 2 inside, very good investment. Beautiful plot on Crystal Lake. Runs from Crystal Avenue ri»ul to lake. 66x140 ft. This is a giveaway for $1500.00. Ve’3 French Avenue, between 11th and 12th Streets. Eastern exp^l ing paid. 64x117. 50x117. These lots can be bought u n d J S market prices. , . , -.nLj 5 beautiful, high lots, on Evans Street, including one corner lots. At $2,000 each. These cannot be duplicated. **1 1 exceptionally large lot on Sanford Avenue. 70x150. In a Rpi« ^ tial section. This is worth looking into. 5 room Bungalow .Corner Palmetto Avenue and 13th Street. *iti Completely furnished. At the very low figure of $6,250.00. S Phone 744. TEN CHOICE LOTS In Bel-Air Price $7900 Notice These Terms Only $1,000 down, balance easy. OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w ' 306 First National Bank Bldg. ’ Licened Real EstnJ “USE YOUR FORESIGHT” * W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. 203-205 Melsch Building HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE TODAY’S BEST BUYS In and Near Enterprise, the Big Developmen Beautiful lot on IIuiflioy Street between Park and Magnolia, only $1900 for quick sale with good termn. Large lot, 75x140 in Rose Court. Priced nt $2200 for quick unle. Corner lot, eastern exposure on Twelfth nnd Laurel. Will sell for $1900, if sold In the next few days. Beautiful lot in Mnyfnir for only $3750 with suitable terms. Act quick on this! Two lota in Franklin Terrace $1250.00 each. House completely furnished on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, $8,500.00. Terms. House and lot No. 1705 Magnolia lot size 63x130 for only $4,500.00. Block of six lots on Sanford Avenue, one block north of Rose Drive filling sta ­ tion, ail for $1,200 with terms. Seven room house on Magnolia Avenue very dose in. Every modern convenience. Priced for quick sale a t $11,000 with term s to suit. Seven rooms nnd bath on beautiful corner on Sanford Heights with garage apartment and th ree garages on rear of lot. Every convenience. Priced $15,000. SEE US NOW I $87.50 PER ACRE H alf the price of adjoining land—Beautifully sit around and side of lakes, « COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. McCALL & FOX “The Firm Substantial” 113V!> Magnolia Ave. 1593 Acres ----- For Quick Sale, We Have------ BRYANT & HATHAWAY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 311 First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 Number G Ball Building, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, ttj 20 Years Experience With Florida Land “REAL BARGAINS” Y our Best Bank Is Selected Real E state I One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue........ §2 Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feet front. P r ic e ................................................ $100| Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.01 All in one block. $7,000.00. Onefourth cash, balance easy. \ FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO. 11 SV-i Magnolia. Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price......$| This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel FOURTEEN LOTS IN WOODRUFF SURDIVISION —INVEST YOUR SURPLUS IN INCOME REAL ESTATE. LET US EXPLAIN.— Wo have three lots on Lee Avenue, on block from Forrest Lnke Hotel. Come in nod see us about them. Two wonderful lots in Rose Court, fncing on Sanford Avenue. One a corner lot on Grand View and Sanford, $5,000.00. Half cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Act quick about this reasonable buy. Two tots on Park Avenue nnd Central, 131x130 with a I I ft alley. $H,000 half cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Wo iiuvo several lots in Franklin Terrace from $1,000 and up. See us about them to­ day and don't wait until tomorrow. ALSO BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF SANFORD Selling homes to home-seekers is a big feature of our business. We have property in all parts of the city. \\ <■. i *>*rupi *j R.C. TISDALE 2 Modern Six Room Residences REALTOR Phone 740 Ileal Estate Investment In Edgewood, $8,000.00 each. 236-238 Mcisch Building. Phone 23. Terms. Ready for occupancy De­ cember 1st. W e O ffe r a n E n tir e Block A beautiful Home On Central Avenue, large lot $15,000.00. One-third cash. CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES (it The Beauty Spot tor Homes Look it over and be convinced. / 4 T % CHOICE CITY LOTS NEAR CENTER * Fifty-three acre farm near Sanford at a price that will in ter­ est you, ask us about it. F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. 210 K. 1st St. I’hone 117 TWO HOMES that can not be equalled for the money in the cily. line 5-ronm house with garage on a 50 foot lot for $ 1,0 0 0 .0 0 with terma. TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD Masonic Phone 735 b a r g a in s C o m p letely fiirrii--he»l 5 rooms and sleeping lwrc • $7600 Beautiful corner lot. $4500 Dae 4-room house, sleeping porch nnd garage, 50 foot lot 2 lota, Sanford Avenue, Ho** F o r $3,000.00 You can depend on our entire corporation. One lot Fort Mellon........ One lot Fort Mellon. ......... One lot Palmetto Avenue, 52xl-u Near 3 subdivisions on French Ave. LAKE MONROE DEVELOP- Tamiaim Land Company t 202 First Street Phone 708-700 List your property with us. We have calls every tlay for homes, lots uml business prop­ erty. With Terms. Room 3-3'A Ball Building Phone 142 SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY UKALTORS L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. / Close in, between 4th and 5th on Palm etto Avenue, nice home, m ust be Bold in the next two weeks. The price for a few clays will be $110,000. cash, balance over 4 year period. 5/v binder fur*# Britt-ChiUenden R ealty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. 108 Magnolia Ave. F ro n tin g on F irst Street just o ff San ford Avenue business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfor Many real estate men say th a t we are offerin; cheap. PURVIS Phone 766 & WILCOX 5 Ball Bldg. $900 each _— E. E. PAGE The Substantial Really Brumley Puleston Bldg. L. Fa ANDREWS - Manager 12-14 G a rn e r-W oodruff ^ TELEPHONE 770 I— ■llll ■ t | �thesanfoud ^ — Ad v tg ^M cd iu m s L i *•'* o°af; ^ 15t , .^ ward if ^ tu rn ed to Scotty a Filling Station 12th St. Sanford Avenue, frlr of 4. - li­ tis al>o»« l for eoo« 7—Business Service lenftb for ti” * j h « Pan- #,pon»IM* ins»rtlon- (iioiild be o c*»» n o t ic e r °U County and TO ALL CONTRACTORS ToWrCand' „throuKh Stnr(li, Rr.am- ^ cst advertising me■hum m bouth Florida. Published Or and after January the - S T A R -T E L E G R A M - 10th, 1926, the Painters scale nr. • » TOWN, VA- People ^ 1I*terestetl in Florida. Each A REWARD of $10 will be paid m .through a classified ad with return of female cat, ills- rent.® MorKantown POST. Six appeared from my own. home at a wortl for six consecutive Fort Reed either Monday after 11 o'clock or Tuesday a. m. Color shadinK from light tan to dark ^ULUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER nds have the largest brown and white markings. Phone irculatmn in Southwestern Geor47. Nona A. Wylly. p n - Riltc 8c (6-word line) line. LOST: Liver colored bird dog. B U Y E R S o r se lle ra of Name Joe. Liberal reward. R. A. Newman. Phone 96 or 53. th« Q* i? ,r0* estate ■dvertise in e ^t. I etersburg Times. One can* L a r** a »■* \mt a ■'"* hANEY’S DRUG STORE acription*. Drugs, Sodas are as near you as your Call 103. SANFORD ELECTRIC C a Successors to Gillon A Platt ilfl Magnolia. Everything el trlcal. Phone 422. Electrag Radio. >ua »• x c. THIRTEEN H E R A L ^ £R T O ^ N 0V E Mb e r 13, 1925 Real Estate Ilealitent o f F lo r i d a s ln c a Ilefetsncss: F ir s t N a tio n a l H an k . Investments JIM. J. H. HUTCHINSON U RA L KSTATB 1 : 1 West First Street P h o n e 47S will be $1.00 per hour. I-ocal 1261, Sanford % M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. small Member of Florida Sint* acreage and SANFORD. FLA. Florists Association. city property New Shipment of G. TAYLOR DYER ■Mirrorware Aluminum Five Rooms and Bath Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 s, J'usl arrived. We can cometely equip your kitchen in the st grat.e of cooking utensils...... Central Avenue BALL HARDWARE CO. PHONE 8 _25—-Opticians, Jewe'ers H. C. VIELR Jeweler, Watch, ----- 1, uewcier. jeweiery and clock repairing and engraving. Quick sen-ice. 116 Mag­ nolia Avenue. Phone 442. H. B. LEWIS CO HILTON’S Real Estate—Investments 113 Magnolia Are. • First Clast Barber* Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. 11*11111311 SHOP WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ 28— Blunt, Seeds, Trees nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue aad 10th S treet iTEWART THE FLORIST" Expert service. Flowers for all occasion, 814 Myrtle. Phono C60-W Phone 31 THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Wrr.t nd rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 ir..sertit>ns 1 l-4c; 6 or more lc pe* word each insertion. - .■’■JfcTrjyRDted ADVERTISE in the Journal-tieraid, South Georgia's greatest R. li. Ave.-Commerclal St. WANTED: Painting and paper --------------------------------------------- hanging. Phone Curtis, 21 555, San- newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly ami Sunday. Classified JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds ford nml N. Y. rates 10c per line, Waycross Jour­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ■■ — nal Herald. Waycross, Georgia, Wnter ard Boat Tanks. At Oak GENERAL CONTRALTO fjloltal. Avenue and Third Street. Tele* . subdivision worl THE MORNING JOURNAL is the shone l i t Alltlr« «Sanford. J - Oliver, __pnone_iii_--------------------. mK Hth- street. yj.,. 5 accepted want ad medium in Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word MIRACLE Concrete Co, general ---- - —;--------------WILL 11LJt any property, any in insertion. Minimum 25c. cement work, sidewalks, build where, any time, city lots Ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. B acreage, old property or im­ I-OR RIG RESULTS advertise in Terwilleger, Prop. the FORT LAUDERDALE proved. Make offerings right IIILL LUMBER CO. Housa 0> now. Tomorrow is a day lost, DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ ard County thoroughly which is Service. Quality and Price. C. T. J. Herald Office. f the most rapidly. growing ADDRESSING — Multigraphing, I sections on the Florida Const. folding nnd mailing—as you ! Sample copy and rate card upon want it—when you want it WANTED: Experienced saleslady' rpfiuest- _______ Phono 673. H. E. Porch, First for millinery and ready-to-wear FOr SALK-Spi.ce on the National Hank Bldg. O.dy those thoroughly experienced fop dassifi(,, nilvcrtisei 9—For Rent, Ilonses^__ need apply. Baumel s Specialty Why not rent those vacant . or sell that second-hand iron FOR RENT: Six room house. T. ^uop. WANTED: 1 waitress A. Greenleaf, Lake Mnry, Fla. OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales coin Hotel. through the Xenia Gazette, Zin­ FOR RENT: Housekeeping npnrtOhio. Rich agricultural dis­ mont close in. Want young lady WANTED: At once real salesman. in, trict. Want ad and display rates A ply to E. F. Andrews, manager room-mate to share same. Prefer on request. one who works. Apply 314 F’ast Lake Monroe Development Com­ 5th Street after six p. m. on Sun­ pany, Rrumley-Pulestoii Iildg. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The day. ___ _____________ scene of stupendous develop­ ment. Read about it in the Palm 10—For Rent, Rooms WANTED: Salesman and Sales­ Beach Post. Sample copy tent on lady. Apply to Mr. Curley request. ilhneous Fletcher and Bulger Realty Co. Miller Bldg. 113 Magnolia Ave, FOR RENT: One large room with Phone 746. double bed. 618 Oak. Phone — -------------- — WANTED: the at the Postal Tel egraph Of fie 11— For Salt1, Acreage <'LOSE IN acreage for sale by owner, etc. N. S. Wright, DeLand, Fla. $6825.00 Very Easy Office Manager, Sam Younts Elton J. Moughton Lots in Pinehurst "DEAD” MAN SHOWS UP CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—(/P)—J. A. Boyce of Denver has informed the police that he is not dead and that the ashes supposed to be his cost relatives altogether too much. An insurance company has been inves­ tigating. Terms ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Snnfnrd. — -Florida VALDF/Z HOTEI Pensacola—Plans announced for constructing new hotel ami devel­ oping large tract land across bay, opposite this city. Realtor Milunc Theatre Bldg DEVELOPERS ATTENTION Pensacola is beginning thu greatest development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to the golf bench just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Hay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground flour. Write Devel­ opment Department. The Pensa­ cola. News. 1.—An opportunity tu buy lots in a fast growing resi­ dential section. Located in Smith Sanford. Facing on Dixie Highway, §2.'i,000.00 will buy all of these lots wilh one third cash and the balance to suit purchaser. The price is to advance Dec. 1, 1923. It will pay you to investigate. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8.01'. 6 months, $1 01), three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. 3.—Five adjoining lots on French Ave, at tilth Street. $12,500.00 for all five lota. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2, ami 3 years at S’.;. Corner lot can lie bought for $1,500,00 1-3 cash; balance. 1, 2, and 3 yrs. at 8G. -t. -Apartment House site corner Park Ave,, and 5th Street. $107 117. Faces Central Park, the must beau­ tiful park i tithe city. The price for a abort time is $36,000.00, Fourth cash, bal­ ance I. 2, nnd 3 years at S '; . This is the choice location of the apartment house sites. FOR SALE: Acreage from one to twenty acres. Box 91 A, Sanford Fla. INC. 4111st N at’l. Bank Building Phone 490W Why wan to your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money nnd double it in tho next thirty or Bixty days. W'e have been in tho real catnte business for years nnd are glad to say wo havo tho finest listings and the best values in the Stats of Florida. 0—For Sale, Miscellaneous COMP Ably. FOR SALE: Singer Sewing ma­ chines sold and exchanged. Re­ WANTED: Position in drug shm pairing all makem reasonable as saleslady or cashier. Under terms. W. I. McFarland, 318 Pal­ stand the work thoroughly. Ad metto Ave. Phone 70, Sanford, Fla. dretu P. O. Box 352, City. FOR SALE: Nasturtium plants, TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, I5c per dozen; Oleander, 3 and Fla. Thousands read the clas­ feet tall, 25 cents each. See K. sified pages of Florida’s Gieat F_ Cooper, School Garden. Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. 25c, cash with order. REMINGTON Portable four-bank Minimum Typewriters, ’’the king of port­ Write for complete rate card. ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Machines. Can’t Iki bent. Semi note gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest Printcry, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c I'OR SALE: One baby grand pi­ charge. 10c minimum. ano, brand new. Will sell at half MAfNE — WotervlHe, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine price. P. (). Box 023, Orlando, Flu. people aro interested in Florida property. Reach them through 21 —Sale, Real Estate the Sentinel. Rate enrd on ap­ J. E. SPURRING, sub-division plication. *•;' aT specialist. Subdivision to Or- A LITTLE WANT AD IN The Undo, Florida, and F l o r a HERALD will bring you in big ?••-. ! Heights. Florida on Dixie Highresults. Advertise those old ar­ fell'. way. ticles you have stored away and havo no use for. A little thirtycent ad may bring you several dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ sentative will call and see you. REALTY JMCOnfXJAATVR 4 JL E A L T 0 R 3 > no Substitute Results COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their properties with us for better results ami quick action JOHN E. FOX, Representative 120 South Park Ave. We Cover Florida Real Estate Like tho Sunshine1 FULTON, INC Brokers Real Estate Developers Promoter I Best Business Site in Sanford F ir.t Street (Near Forrest Lake Hold) 200 feet frontage SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers 2)2 Magnolia Avenue SANFOUl), Fl.A. assified Advertising id over telephone, or Sale, Furniluc Wo carry a full line. , |ir,c; ; i,ro right. Cash 01 Si.', r I o, wan* your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. jZl E. First St._______ ^ WE HAVE THE BEST B^JYS •ACREAGE* BUSINESSHOM ES ^l,r Sale, Houses FOR SAIF r earn... •! ,m hoU!*e ani ! down to - ' 'nl V* Hut* h'JQO. $30i ' wn’ U r> month. Phone 57I-.I M ont 7i f The above score if in favor of Florida will suit us fine Saturday. Valdez Hotel Building Lots 7, 8, blk. 11, tier “A” on Sanford Avenue, a t ...... 5160.00 per foot. Letts 3, 4 blk "J" on new 1st street, ut :..................... $175.00 per fool. Lots 9, 10 in blk “K" on new 1st street, just oppo­ site Forrest Lake Hotel at $500.00 per foot. VtilcfezRealtyCb. By GEORGE McMANUS l O O t“VT :V1>TVT C i R A sc .i C X 3‘b ■ O AsD O S 1•T H H T I^J A, Oo v /E R pt l o o k in g mai v O U H IR E .O 1 fo r a. E E /N R A m C*jRGLAvR*b W IT H H i t s 1 CALtL' » T t> M 'C C K J to R E T IR E A\H H O T W O R W T M*>OUT L VH N T tt J O ’bT THE. R .E A 'a O H I H lR E O H IM - 1 HA.TE. T O he. w o u ld T in ts * , v m / c r DO T O /N T 5 U R C L /N R - H E l HIREO M IM i f —~ ' FO R N V ^ET jy ? ,-J T p>u t h e t-b ) j F-OOT CU Ar<0 • ( Vi ' O h : tM R - I'm 'T E R R tO U 'f F C tlQ H T E M C O - | HEPxR.O A. H O \^ c . DOV/M - b T M ^ d L ‘bUPPQ'DE. 'U-tC.REi t*n Av PAfVH I H T l j E H OU bC? These bargains cannot last long. . - j A l i il V A L E T ,: 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w ‘Tuac iff IS! B � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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J C nr mmJrm I ‘ •• ' M Heart* ^getflble ■' ■ THE WRATHRK Weather: Florida and extreme m northwest Florida rnrUy.eloudjr to­ night and Thursday; gentle cast ami southeast winds. Land A SSO C IA TED P R E S S l e a s e d w i r e _SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 . 1925. ’ * NUMBER 88 HOME EDITION NEWS SUMMARY| Mayor-Elect of N e w York WASHINGTON Herbert J. Browne, noted oc­ ean mctcrologist, predicts se­ vere winter for whole country ision Ingle >1for Jtate th WnsChington quietly observes Armistice Day with President Coolldge visiting Arlington cem­ etery to lay wreath on tomb of Unknown Soldier. Colonel Mitchell scores victory in court nmrtinl when tribunal decides to summon additional witnosnis desired by the defense. DOMESTIC Having won* the heart of At­ lanta. Mayor-elect .Jimmy Walk­ er of New York City, resumes his trip to Miami. American I-egion and other civic organizations in Boston re­ fuse to take part in parade spon­ sored by nonce organizations. STATE I,. M. Autrey is successful can­ didate for mayor of Orlando, obtainiiig a major.ity over two oth­ er candidates, King and Manuel. "Tin Can" tourists at Kimimmee, when their children were barred from the public schools, established their own schools. Weekly weather report for state shows varied temperature experienced in different sections of state. Possible legislation to bo conlulored by tho state legislature when it convenes in special next week, is tonic occupying minds of cajiital political observers. LOCAL Ten million dollar development between Sanford and Orlando, having for its purpose the es­ tablishment of a poultry raising industry, is announced by group of Californians, who headquar­ ters at Orlando. Ixich-Arbor is name selected for new tubdivision in south­ western part of Sanford. How­ ard Ilulick divides prize money between two civic causes. Sanford observes Armistice Day with memorial service fol­ lowing parade. Other events of <luy are anounced. TAXREDUCTION Huge Development As Captures Atlanta’s Heart, Then Departs for Florida OF * MILLIONS Poultry Raising Center Ilulick Divides .$250 NOW PROPOSED Between 2 Recently Jim my Walker Sells Himself On Visit to Georgia Capi­ tal Where He Tells of Won­ derful Work of Tammany Organized D r i v e s Calls Atlanta New York of Southland n°lUied todny that Loch-Arbor", his suggestion as a fitting title for Sanford's latest and finest residential property, had been accepted by the contest judges, Howard Huliek, winner of the $250 prize offered in connection with the iward, said: "I consider it an honor and a distinction to have been instru­ mental in tho naming of what many of my friends ami myself believe will become one of the outstanding developments in this section of Florida. The name, “ Loch-Arboi4,” was my instant and natural reaction to the natural beauty and appeal jf tlie spot. "As a token of my interest in tlie various movements now “foot to provide recreational facilities for the hoys and girht ot Sanford, I shall convey onehalf of the prize money to the fund recently started by tlie Lions Club for children’s play­ ground equipment in this city, and the other $125 will lie con­ tributed as a nucleus, for the establishment of a Y. M C. A. n Sanford.” Mayor-Elect Guest of Honor a t Hanquet Attended By Many City, State Officials Revised Schedule Ready To Ik* Placed Before Congress On Opening Day; Work Of Committee Ends On Tuesday IsPlan Of Orlando Firm CAPITAL PAUSES WHILE TR IBUTE Surtax Maximum Reduced To 20 Per Cent; Tax Board To IS PAID TO DEAD Continue With IG Members Excise, Occupational Levies Eliminated Heads Big: Project « Company Buys Tract Between Longwood and This City For Sum of $1,500,000 ATLANTA, (la., Nov. 11.—f/P)— Having won the heart of Atlanta, “Jimmy" Walker, mayor-elect ofj ;r Is! New York, and emissary of Tam­ many to Dixie, todny turned his WASHINGTON. Nov. 11—(/P)— President Lays Wreath Upon To face toward Miami, at the southern revised tax schedule that would Tomb of Unknown Soldier; end of the south’s new "wonder­ mean a saving of at least $308,000,today American Legion Pledges land." 001) annually to federal tax payers Hailed as 1st Venture Support to World of Peace will be incorporated in the tax re­ His conquest of Atlanta last n .— Of Its Kind Started duction bill to lie placed before night was complete. At an infor­ ir loiiK the house by its Ways and Means WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—(<P)— mal banquet in his honor, tendered In State of Florida Isel, th e Committee on the opening day of Custom of previous years wan by Major John S. Cohen, Democra­ largely followed in the program of congress. Fol. Wiltic National Committeeman for observance today of tlie Tt,.. „ r, , , official outciai opservance Sale of a 7,GUO acre tract, Georgia, Mr. Walker talked over (uthoriz* .,1 iu w ?L ? conc.,Ul1- seventh ......'versary of the World W. S. II., the Atlanta Journal's ra­ lying between tlie city limits ] proceed t " , ‘rk the various „ dio station and sent his regards to of Sanford and Longwood. for mg the nation in its tribiing into ?vock weeks of '.hscu:'of#l Leading the folks back home. In his radio sion preceded by“ two a consideration Maid to bo ill jute to those Who'fell in tho strug­ the .-ir speech of a minute and a half, he I public hearings, if worked out on gle, President Coolidge had arrang­ exceas of $1,500,000, and plana thanked the south for its recogni­ j the new rate it will propose a non- ed to make a pilgrimage to Arling­ for a $ 10 , 000^)00 development >-**tion of him and expressed his np-j j partisan basis, an almost unpretertiton Cemetery to lay a wreath on predation for Atluntas hospital- j of tlie property as an exten icedented peace time action, and the Unknown Soldier’s tomb, fol­ j long \ virtually uminimous committee ap- lowing a custom inaugurated by •ty. * aivo poultry raising center, jrt to hear ! provnl of the measure in expected, President Harding, which was fix­ [at a brief Atlanta Is New York ot South | complete witli farms anil i This would assure almost united ed for 11 o'clock, (lie hour of the issued "Atlanta already is the New! marketing facilities was the support by tiie house, party lead­ Itl doors. signing of the armistice. York of the South," lie said, “And, amumnceinent made lata Tuesday ers declare. I! of With all government hqfn.v-i when 1 get back home 1 am going j b>’ George M. Petty, president of (if fol. Most of the excise and occupa- sus|H'iided for a minute or two at to sta rt right into make New York , U"* Urlnndo Development CorporaI VS,I' till' thin ill levies would be wiped from | the hour ns a tribute of silence to u.. #•*£.-*^ the Atlanta of the nation." U,,u, u recently organized firm of Itfut of the books by the committee's net-; the war dead, tlie president and This son of an European immi­ iithorn California operators who », which ion in voting n cut of about ? ll l.-, his cabinet had suggested that the ............................ ^ president oT are backing the venture here G torgr M. Petty, g rant told his audience at the bun-1 000,000 in the taxes. I nation as a whole also might fit*! tin* Orlando Development Corporaquet of a new Tammany. He drew! In addition to tin* fact that lids its law Income lax t ut Scheduled ' tinglyhe brought to a momentary j ,j„|,, who is instrumental in bring- is ono of the largest realty trans­ for them a word-picturo of an or-j Jh'diution iu the income rates pause then—m school, factory uudi ipg poultry raising industry to actions consumntcd in Semhiolu I for his gnnization they hud never heard, li through cuts in tlie normal and I win rover it was so desired to p ay. Sanford, Winship, county In recent months, the pro* have not the cooperation you ex-| stir tax M.'heiluies included personal thnt tribute. jaywitness i " uii venture \t nvuro will, util, ait jis believed, ' PO*«d pected” he declared. "I don’t carry exemptions and included allowance Three o’clock was the f-"*1 tho big chpin und I haven't the ■rto uudovelthe "earned income" credit ac­ serviceo at Arlington c Truth realization of an avoirdupois fall­ Howard Ilulick Wins Award for state. Paulcount for $11)3,574,5415 of tlie total esses to try raisimc on a larira ing over my neck, nor can I smoke [ With Name Suggestive Of slash in federal levies to lie pro­ itabbi Morris B. Laxnrrun of Haitimore, one of the four chaplains ; Col. Mlta cigar at an angle of 45 degrees,! Purple Heather And Crag- posed. who conducted the burial services ! national and I huvent’ the bowery twang i Approving the new surtax sche­ for tlie unknown soldier. Rimmed Shores Of Lemond R. Reid, , throughout the country, and parthat 1 am sura was expected. I nm| dule wit it a mexinium of 20 per A D I Z tT T Q ticulorly in t'aliiornia, where thu sorry if I disappointed you, but I Armistice Day messages wore is- ' I A /D I wI 111 \ cent instead of 40 per cent to ap­ | if it was Loch-Arbor, significant of pur­ is said to have originated, am just a normal human being, on incomes of $ 1,000, the com­ sued by Dr . S. Parkcs Cailomnn, Vt v x x I * ! / V1 i * 51 V i J I kJ to decide ple highland heather and tin* crag- ply president of tho Federal Council! |but, ns far ns can he nseortuined the symbol of Tammany Hall." mittee decided to make reduction bj bing of. . ., . „ . i bore, tlicre has never been uny The mayor-elect told of his love rimmed shores of Lomond, lias in these rates effective only be­ of Churches and William Green, Imitigatiuii president of the American Fe.ler- Memorial Services !• ollowing , aimilur effort made in Florida, for' his home town, and of his love been selected as tlie most appro­ tween $44,000 ami $100,000. cuaed". utiun of Labor. Parade Held at Park Where According to the plans outlined for Tammany, lie told of the love priate name for the new high prove ill1 te- ( The committee today gave fur! Ettlugies A re D elivered by [’V the entire tract will and devotion of Tammany for New class property development hv iliiriniis dicr study of the law with a ten|lid. Col, ‘ ‘W « „ vi,r .1i i»1.ll„ 1:,ll,n( riiiy ,.n « i,,u ‘,lvi‘led into five-acre farms, Legion For World Peace In . —t/P)— York and declared that Tammany cently announced , j I.. | | ’ • lative agreement reached for retir.il l . (mimenl t l t u t n s UI,on cncj, which will Ihj conbyi 1taining the tm% charge of realizes and is assuming its obli­ Smith, .. ,Wight, *, , Inc.c Submitted ii r t 1{ ami niWr»hi|i of tho . DF.NVElt. Colo., Nov was his structed it comfortable bungalow, award Ilulick, of Mick and ,,onr/ (lf tnx ,, ai‘ mumgation ns a Democratic organiza­ waving' small burn, chicken runs, feed Hdence was. 'S ' l S to! rW UW flak . and hmdtnv Iluliik, owners of the Ho > “ would give the members fre­ und (anew*, 'fho Ilf d will miat. ri or Successful Candidate Has Mn- tion of the nation. res Lake in a contest conduct,d >,f<< t H,hedule to good |.eSocks Opportunity To Serve l~ entirely clenred of u.iderhrush Imissablc as by the developers, the name •«“' • hilvlor J1M,| ill( rease their salaries jnrily Over TwoCandidates, "We ask nothing but the oppor­ Arbor wns chosen it is stated, fol-j ^ $7t<)<l(> to $'.>.000 aimuallv. 3ohn It. McQuigg, national com ed with a holiday crowd enjoying tunl will im prepared for inunedintu Making 2nd Prim ary Need­ tunity to serve but wo demand the lowing ocasiou, Sanford cultivation upon occupancy. Tho or the court a careful consideration o f. TJ lhe m.w Mlrtax rates us mnnder of tho American Legion. .l!it>. spirit of.. tho If to the quiet oli- rales plan for tin* development less; I District Deadlocked respect that should be ours.’ |v wittit m'S the niany suggestions presented |*> | v,.t, , th(. .....nmittre. "It is seven years since the last 1 1'*1 ^,u< Scated at the table with Mayor- local residents. Of Scotch origin, I Reid “we shell hurst beyond tlio Meuse." I !,,'rv!""." l.h •. .seventh. anniver. calls for the disposal of the small New Surtax Hates Given. | at our own ORLANDO, Nov. 11.—(/P)—L. elect Walker was Governor Walk- ihL, title is symbolic of "Lakes $2,800 upon net income of $44,- the message read. "Seven year *!>'>’ •»/ the s.gnmg «>1 t-he A.r„ is- farms as complete units, with ev­ M. Autrey was nominated m ay o r! er of Georgia, Mayor Walker A. and woodlands." I OliO; and 15 per cent upon the n- niuee thu great guns ceased and !u.‘ • ., lu: •“ 1 u1’" 1' brouglit hostil- ery fundamental requirement of In an announcement nmde in moimt of income Is'tween $1 1,000 men’s ears long deafened by llm M ’;; 1 the. poultry raiser furnished. Suf>r Orlando at a citizens’ white pri­ Sims of Atlanta and other ntate I Issued W1,ri l" «>'}■ thunder of war. at last felt their I , 1 >i"< p.tgc.ml, pl.inneil l»y fluent land is included in tho i its private mary Tuesday by a substantial ma­ and city celebrities. The sugges- connection with tho award today, umi $50,000. ..................... L.'gmii ns the open- j l riots, it is pointed out, to permit turning un­ jority over his opponents, Frank­ tion was made that Mayor-elect it was stated that the niiine l-och$3,000 upon net incomes of $50,- nwcet sense of peace, ban* stih- lin O. King und James G. Manuel, Witlker and Gov. Walker should bo Arbor was chosen from a list of 0110 and I•• per cent on excess up "Seven years'ago men died with " ‘8 -nt «u i <! iy’:i entertain -1 additional agricultural pursuits iu nened had bringing to a close one of tho most able to rake up some sort of kin- 120 names submitted during tlie to $(50,000. 'only the requiem of artillery fire I ■"•'"t ............... - I'ark Avenue, at a .small way. I contest, and was selected after a Submitted by exciting and hotly contested mu­ ship because of their names. $5,000 upon net incomes of $70,- ami machine gun chatter ill the be- , . . , Hiiti.se, ainl moved , Organizer Is Californian. Mayor Sims, called on to speak, very careful comparison with sev- 000 and 18 per cent on excess up fief that war Imd claimed its last “ 'rough the hum.,ess section aliortj»r>. nicipal campaigns ever conducted |y before II o'clock. Led by the “ ''".W M. Petty, president and pn’.i'itiid tu- in the City Beautiful. Nomination said while the Walkers were trying! oral others of similar high char- tn $80 ,000 . dead. Thousands of healthy youths 1.1' i .11*7 1’ost color gunrd | ol^'8*am ‘.er nl the Orlando Developnnt, an air in the primary yesterday is equiva­ to find family* connection, he Imd actor, lhe award carries \voh u $8,5(10 upon net incomes of $80, were maimed and hopelcsuly dis- Campbell tiiid tlie Kustis band, the parade '»>;;;*^C''rporat.on. sponsor of thu heard no suggestion that either the $250 cash prize offered l>y the 000 and ID per cent on excess up a|,|,,,| nbei la the lent to election. tlmt war to end war pifjciitrtl a rolorful spoctnclu with *'loiala 1•t»lili*ii Apron, an tho might he related to the late lamdevelopers to stimulate interest in fOKh of ill- The official count gives Autrey to $100,000. f “Today is Armistice Day, tho tho l.egiunaires and the other ,„ i|.,'levelopmont will In* known, h.u Mr. Reid 1,01)3; King, 831); and Manuel, 070. $12,300 upon net incomes "U seventh anniversary of their sacriit.arv organi/ation > on foot, ami l" *’,ur‘‘ln after a long can s s s u * r Ioperience $100,000 and 20 per cent on i‘\- fjc(l, it. ii also pence day. the day gaily d-corated motor cars follow -1 F** .M la‘e developer in One District Deadlocked. t’t branch j (Continued on Page Three) "Jnhnny- w « a particular Wend « ( L 7 cess over that amount. ing along the line. An uttruetivi Los Angeles. He has been inThe amount of revenue loss es-l -------------------------that In the race for city commission- Ot his. ... . float prepared l»y one of tli loial “ 'nalcly identified with a num­ f -T:: work, i .r .J. M. Cook ayor will visit most attractive und most distinc­ ♦mated to rise annually from earli . . . was nominated , v from New York’s next may Itoy Seoul ‘organizations, and the ber of prominent projects in tho tive residential districts iu Cen­ exchange approved from taxes was to the first district (southeast) with | g tMnu Mountain this afternoon and new motor litit’ roce'iitlv nurchnmul suburbs of tho Pacific Coast me­ tral Florida. It is composed « < f shown iu another table us fol­ ’ fwt joint a total of 1,544 votes. W. S. De- Linight will leave for Miami, over y one of the largest deevlopments tropolis. Speaking of his connec­ wJIS Witt received 315 votes anil A I’ the Royal Palm of the Southern over 800 acres adjoining the coun­ lows: the city created much comment, tion with the Seminole County ag­ try club, in the southwestern sec­ ricultural interests, Tuesday, ho Railway. He is due in the Morula tion of the city. The property i • Surtaxes $98,001,720. ■ Curry, 'JOG. Normal incomo taxes $45,540,r'f J air in the second district (north­ ity tonight about D o'clock. Aftei crossed by a number of small 180. mb* terminated at (Vn- said: 1 in a east) “ We learned of tno intensive a second run-off will be re­ severnl days rest and recreation streams and it is the plan <>i the led I’ark. where appropriate me Increased credit for earnings fanning done in this section , of . tliu> quired between George A. Barker, in Miami, Mr. Walker probably developers to engage in extensive come $7,000,000. i m i a IIASSF.K Fla.. Nov. 11. Irnorinl services were lield ity the , rAl.LAHA. ’ i | approach <>f J offin rs „r jjm la ri"". I "ll"wing state nhortiy after our arrival in who received 820 votes, and G. It. will go aboard tlie yacht of Janies dredging and filling operations *n Increased personal exemption- -t/P) With . . . , nenAre Uumsoy, who received l,08t> votes N. Nunnally of Atlanta for a cruise the immediate future. ’ prayer l.y Rev. F. D. I l"nda from the West, and immed$42,330,(510. the day set by Governor Martin 'On !th........... de .'nmned to investigato Thomas W. Graves, with 001) votes, in Florida waters. The stream channels will he convening of'the “ 'c Florida legis­ Kmg. the veteran:, w.-rc addressed |,v Maj. J. C. Ilutt liin on. com,l" I""uhilities ,.f the district. Wo and William Cole, with 314 votes, deepened to permit the entrain e lature in special session which is "Pent much time in a thorwere eliminated from further parof small craft, it is declared, and Campo Defeats Saab next Tuesday, attention is being mander of the tn.nl contingent of National Guard. Uroy P. Chit- "“K ' consideration of several loi). ticipation iu the race from this the island shore lines will be built In Ten Round Fight directed here now to the probable the tcndeii, George G. Herring an.l I,l,t have lioon more favor*to tk, district. to conform to the design of the h yislulioii to lie nought. in this manner it is Muyor Forrest Lake. All of the h.ipresstd with Sanford by Although no official announceare Jay J. Newell was nominated „.«Jfikei eulogized lhe memory of j renson of its wel established presthe natural JACKSONVILLE. Nov. II.—W) ill- siiblect Inn been mail ! Y md from the third district (northeast) wlu. did not re- l'Kl‘ rta u inurketing center nnd its "2 so I without opposition. He received fields of Franc.,, lacct dbility to tho Eastern mar­ *ftpt with a total of 2,544 votes. kets. ([ji^,. I F. W. Fletcher, with a total of ill lx' carried out “ While thero is no doubt that wo i iif'.2,070 votes, was nominated from tin the Legion com* might have secured a site for our lat j 4 ' 5he i the fourth district (southwest) cifist the boat races development in some other section, '« n e r- lover Ids opponenta, W. P. Amer- th and tho rodeo at 'which would involve a less heavy* ,ni'Ught -mm, with 287 votes, und IL O. Tay- vie ■maf,"jcf-mcntu field this after- investment, it is our belief that Ilor, with 527 votes. ludiday attraction Seminole county is the ideal loca­ a. * 1 to A total of 3,202 votes were enst to . *ttuati. hi is in the election and the successful program. - voruldi* vote on several mauern o. 101 me nuinue Theater, planned by tion for a project of this nature.'’ clubs were among the organize on the project it was announced Snub’s face and body, "After a careful study of condi­ imimrtuncu to the state as a wh.de. the veterans in connection with candidates needed 1,002 votes to ti at the first unit iu the prop“i*ty. niingham lad’s eyo was virtually refusing to parade. . Following are somu of tlie bills, I the celel.ration, and tli" ball at thu tions in Florida, wo feel that tho conic bo elected. Mr. Autrey received tions There were particular objections formerly known as the DeKom-st t |()St.,i during tho latter rounds of which according to reports in City Hall this evening, announcement of "Florida Golden french 1,00.5, or 91 more votes than was to the Womens’ International Lea­ estate, will be placed cn the ninr-|t|,o scrap. _____ It was announced this morning Acres" is made at a time when tho capital circles, will be fostered nt C 3’1"-' against necessary for election. gue of Peace and Freedom, tli k.'t vithin a week. j that presentation of the cups und leading businessmen and bunkers the special session: l'n reportPUT BAN ON TESTS Fellowship of Youth for I pace and Colorful Campaign 50tr |a s there Sarasota—Plans being drawn l.»r NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—f/P)— campaign for the election in the League for Democratic • *Ul>f of the thu1he city was full of the usual trol. The organizations have been erection of two new apartment Harvard which was und Ilryan Mawr decline in t‘* consider tests for entrance, re­ Iwhoop-la and hullabaloo attendant retained in spite of proles s. »*-* houses, costing $150,000 here, \ugusti|)on the “old-time campaigns,' cause Rev. George Lyman 1 aint. eluding five islands at bt. garding them as unintelligent. h* • tine. to usin« bomb . mass n'votings, torch light pu- chairman of the Armistice rmles, pyrotechnic displays and Committee, believes they •' 1 __________ _— brass bands being called into ac­ 'T o provide water from the main-I ’ _____ " I investment of their money and inYfS |*ACT tion during the pre-election daya. |anj for tb ' Monroe county dis-1 LONDON Nov, 11.—f/P)—Nor-1 (Continued on Page Three) The parade was sponsored by Election day, yesterday, found Federation P „ i I rl i Mik'O A ’reftS S T o 1 1111 ' - ‘l " 1U“ ‘ ................. * ro F ™i l l p H ilrilt A bill f»r that purpose was L „ ;. h;i . t.'-uen the rest of th-: | I,,*. ,D- — b ? i_ Partisans for every candidate run- Churches. Gov. ------,. . A c I C lC C i n in i C O 15UllflInffS A H ? r l l l t l l It .t.,| at the last regular session, W(ir,(1 i:i liu. r;u.,. fnr the Soviet 2\ S i„.|j i„ the spring, but owing to ()j, conctM.Hion i„ the region of the "' informoii th ,>1 and there, pinning designate a military man a(•ttJ>nen. |)|QJl Sun, , 8he would ! ' °n fr' cnds nnd asking ev- marshall. Members of th an overnight, ovi rciK"*. curtain ununumi.......11 a. plan ays anyt» a dbpatch to .......v. | | _(>T)I To supervise the school, a "board army corps were instructed ^ ments wore not engrossed, und tho , j,B \vt. it Minster Gazutte, front j iti,^ CUrily nnd fn f? £ |COmin* ,to lhe polls to vote i in nnYforni"and the greater KISSIMMEE, H a-* * ' • . * •• 0f education" composed of tho itin- measure could not get the sig n u -i,, j() parade in uniform uniform and the gre N’orweiglait expedition HANKS para.le in a n . l ^ L w|th. _ The ingenuity of the ny j , , araIlt motari9t* was created. ,,;;;n.pact along \\[ T e tt ” i«“ n? ,date ,or ,that* Such |pact f, , " eiectiotiMlay—whether in in San Boston council of Boy Scouts < ture of the governor, the president wa„ recently reached Kaida bay ro1 '"•amn-'uiy—wlwlher There arc three financial in­ ' at i ‘T Astern tourist in meeting any | [,. E. Modglin, owner of _ th*-’ at Locarno. of the enato and tho support of ceived Soviet conce ions, Tim stitutions in Sanford, Tho First K r ° ; Chicago, ’Fisco or Or- held permission for niombe the house. -Russians promised to exclude Urit- National Rank, The Seminole Inesl n. 1 holiday with busi- mu "The American Legion hus j ajn> an,j American groups front the County Hunk and Tho Sanford to -n, '.ur°rsakinK thcir business uhlishes pledged itself to the support of u ' vicinity of the now wells. Bank and Trust Company. Tha for (kin lhw' cumpuign, housewives rude three fold pence program: . —---------------------»K their housework, and le combined capital of the three [|()d Today "The immediate adherence by tho j HOMli FACTORY FOUND bnnk:<, according to figures-re­ * « k to on United Stutes to n permanent court j ■ cently made public, is $.5,282,095, Citv L r ' i 0 Brcen3w«ra tho which m not in no tno ennui™ , 0f a„ morning ior wie nr». CALCUTTA, Nov. U ._ ( /P ) _ | |tw \ enV>»°y«* Total deposits at tho local in­ alone, to express ...lint* of the day.!were barred, ant.*,thu, th(.h.,0i su r- und girls ranging front the Uttl of international Justice. » ' .im A “ tc t lnt0 the “The present enactment Into law „.j,j, . ,h 0 Karl »f Reading, viceroy l stitutions, announced ut the cord with thc meaning leaning_ _ _ |entire winter without sc tB eighth grades, responded. A *• and to time, were $5,583,102. school houso in the shape of a tem- draft coniir.nnding in the men, Iof India, was visiting the city to-; same k! k*T'fral tcL'- dreds of ri.?f thc vaults, hunComparison of this figure with ASKS 1.000 NEW SCHOOLS A mass meeting of | porary ono has been set up by the money und materials of tills Anter- day for tin* Armistice Uny cclcbrn- | n representation of tho volume L. (; *)e AmorI- . . anf"rd u , r . j victory „f \\lUx 3t celebrate.i tho “j / pi_Cec-!called at the camp wh!ch., '. wjth irnentors amonir with Ij <carpenters among the tourists fol- ica on an equal basis of sacrifice.) tjon tho police discovered a bomb ! of business a year ago shows tut r .Mjshing i. ; ti.n<lccl by approximately -uu ” , lowing tho HAVANA. Nov. 11—W ’■ ‘ter paratb q-Autr"‘y w“ h a mouthe muss mass me® meeting. H"** Well The Americans believe that by be-1 r . onihs were confiscated j increase of $2,599,142, or ap­ rctary of Pabllc Ip, . , «ollo»21 L , ha, j j . lbcit The tourist camp here, jwhile 0ih „,'lovn P™nS« Avenue, 'j„g profiteering und privilege . ' ’ . .... i miki: . . 11 1... . . wvnci Ulncrs nraela « ... ... ’ proximately 88 per cert. Proclaimed to the caro, to provide for X ’’iriotled to “chip-in,’’ ; bluhing only ;^"rld that f h l from war, the chances of war a r o, a riUli a JJ 11 natives were ur- ! own as a t other Florida pom their /0J„w n school, employ materially lessened. rested. iclr-sc andfthVr nl<5n ‘ uy, Was nt “ children of school age who their own slderably swelled because ot land boom. ancther mavor nn^d°uha<1 cl<-‘ctctl now attend classes, will as ' ... Iteachers and educate childr«n. 'ionerg. *or nnt^ Clty commia- 1,000 new schools in next >*budget. 10 M illionDollar ProjectAnnounced “LOCH-ARBOR” IS NAME PICKED FOR NEW SUBDIVISION SANFORD HONORS F> MEMORY OF DEAD K ORLANDO VOTERS ISELECT A U TR EY AS NEXT M AYOR Capital Considers Legislation To Be j;; Before State M e e tn Boston Legionatres Refuse To March In Today’s Parade t'^rTin C‘in” Tourists Establish School SANFORD FACTS \ 1 '■A �- % i ■« •. • . •• . . .- • THE SANFORD *• ■ 'll 'H U ' AY, NOVEMBER 10, 1025 Holy War French In Syria Is Started By Natives STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER BY TAYLOR l!y CHARLES P. STEWART OT O FFIC E S-SO r H2l6HTEA)eD-A M h i'S BEEX) TbLLOWIMG me fb R Three blo ck s ; HE HAS.EHV WELL I'LL TEND To r T HIM / y o r o f f ic e r I'M OJ MY WAV HOME - I LIVE Down Th is u _ STREET & L IO O O V / Y O U M A S H E R S K E E P M O V IN ' T H E r OTHER W AV OR J i ii l l r u m y o u in ®AVEon<j thrive Once more to the cnstwnrd is WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.—s(^P) You need maps of northern Africa Egypt, on the rag^zd cdRo of an uprising against British semi-con­ PARIS, Nov. 7.—(IP)—A holy ! nnd southwestern Asia to under- trol. s'nnd fullv why official Wnshlngwar ngainst the French in Syrin Beyond Egypt, Syria, now at tr.n feels *o little di.ooscd to Rrant The Bright Lexicon 0( r'rlit concessions to the French war with France—a little war but threaten.i. The Arabs arc report­ a wicked one. ed to have joined the DJcbel Dniso while they slick to their present • * • fight to death in n crusado against imperialistic policy in these two This whole stretch of coast Is the mandatory power. p irti of the world. . But rt is repeated many time, Unofficial advices relate that the If ever a country monkeyed Mohammedan and hostile to the middle ago wnerc the fruits „t with a buzz saw, ns government Christian power.) at best. Moslem rebellion movement is increasing have been wasted. l6*' h . mii here see it. Franco is doing leaders at Dnmnscun are reported in .strength and that provisional it now in the Riff and Syria, and, trying to raise a 'general “jehad” governments are being established Regular saving i„ youth ; . n il! more unfortunately, not to or holy war nt this time. by the insurgents in various sec­ lion against failure hi later life i, er own danger alone, but to It isn’t difficult to ininglnc—nn tion i of the country where thoy outbreak extending the v*ntire control. At Damascus, it is said, n others’ dancer, too. ' o * • • length of the southern Mcditcr- provisional government had been set up with Ramadan Pasha Ibcn J]y your map, you’ll sec th at ctf- rnnean shore. Shcllnsh ns military governor and |tremi> northwest Afriup, except the internationalized zone of Trtn- RACIAL c h a r g e s d r o p p e d Messid Hoy Ilakry, civil governor. cier, belongs to Spain. This is the WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.—(/Pi— Meanwhile Damascus Is sorely M il Font). FLA. IRiff country, where the tribesmen A recommendation that the rail- beret. The Djebel Drums still sur­ are in arms against the Spanish ronds of the south and the Pull­ round the already battered city, and French. The fighting slops over man Company be nequitted of with which communication is re­ into French Morocco. charges of rncial dJrtcriminat'Jm ported to have been comrfetely To the eastward arc Algeria and which were laid before the Inter­ severed by the cutting of the rail­ Tula, French territory. They’K? state Commerce Commission ‘to ­ way, telephone and te le-raph lines. quiet ’now hut it’a a precarious day by one of its cxnmincra who The Druses at intervals fire into the city, and those of the popu­ mtietneMi. The natives resent the invc|tigatcd the subject. lace able to do are fleeing toward French rule. Tampa—Work on proposed new Jerusalem, Alexandria, Bay and To the eastward ngnin is Tripoli, THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING a chronically in rebellion ngninst the aviation field to Ret under way Alcpho. All street traffic has ceas­ EASIER B Y THE ADVERTISEMENTS. ed and shops arc closed. soon. Italians. F IR S T C HOW NICE IT WOULD BC IF 1 SVGOLLV I WISH 1 COULD GET ACQUAINTED with that pr e t ty g ir l n ex t d o o r - s h e s u r e ^ C O U L D S E T A C Q U A IN T E D W lT H T hat young maw next door • _____ IS A P E A C H — ■ ■’ l WOULDN'T HAVE 7t> WALK HOME from the movies alone ITS SO DARK. HERE AND V T here's someone following MB TOO — •' f t • NATIONAL m rm-'txu.ti Irs. Clark, Out On Day By Day, In Every; Florida Leads In lond, Hopes Slayer Way” Coue Is Better Largest Number Of LONDON, Nov. 9.—(/P)—Pro­ If Mate Is Hanged fessor Emile Couo, French nuto-j Insurance Policies suggestion exponent was feeling ELIZABETH, N. J., Nov. 7,-f/P) otter nnd Hotter in cvety way today J—Mrs. Priscnllla Kent Clark, after having suffered u severe ibember of the Ku Klux Klnn’s nose bleed Saturday, which com­ auxiliary, here, hopes th a t the por- pelled him to cancel n lecture at soh who beat Her klnnsmnn hus- Salisbury. “ It is gone, it is gone.” he re­ bnnd Will Clark to denth with a five pound ifedge hammer will pay marked smilingly to inquirers this morning. every penalty for his crime. When the attack came, friends A fter her release on $2,000 bail from a night in prison ns a mater­ called in two physicians but their ial witness in the case, Mrs. Clark’s services where spurned by Profes­ attorney read u statem ent denying sor Coue, who treated his case by mbconduct in her relations with repeating his famous formuin: "It Joseph H. Cowen, follow KIanm- pnsses, it passes.” lie had recovered sufficient^ man and friend of her husband, who is in jail charged with his last evening to address nn audi­ ence in London. murder. “I have nothing to conceal." said SIX IN PAYROLL ROBBERY the statement “Cowan was a friend HARRISON, N. J., Nov. 7.—f/P) of the family nnd spent more time —Six nrmert with revolvers with my husband nnd mother than | hold upmen the cashiers of the Pubmyself.’” i lie Service Production Company at Cowart’s attorney nnd relatives the Jackson Street bridge nnd e:tsay Cowan has told them of wlmt Icnped with the pnyroll of $1.'},()()(). ho regards ad a possible clue to Twenty-five men were rubbed bv the murder. He says a peddler tried the six. to put his arm around Mrs. Clark in her kitchen a few weeks ago and that when she slapped him the peddler swore revenge. Blood stained shoes Imvo been found In Cowcn’s home, It was •aid. The police m y the shoes fit foot­ prints noted around Clark’s ga­ rage. TALLAHASSEE, Nov. G.—(/P)— Florida showed the lnrgest per­ centage of increase in ncjv life in­ surance policies written in Septem­ ber of any state in tho Union, ac­ cording to the figures gathered by tho Life Insurance Sale Research Bureau, of Hartford, as announced at the insurance commissioner’s office here. Tho new policy figures for Sep­ tember in Florida, according to the periodical, were $9,1)05,000. Con­ necticut was second. The September ratio in life in­ surance for Florida, according to the figures, was ?25ti in 1925 to every Si00 in 192-1. The ratio for thu first 9 months of 1925, com­ pared with 1924, was $ltiK to every S100, nnd for 12 months, ending September, 1921 compared with 1925, was SI55 to every $100 according to the research bureau. Ovido—New street lighting sys­ tem installed. MARVANI A Assassians Planned To Form A Republic ROME, Nov. 7.—(/!’)—The over­ throw of the Savoy Dynasty nnd the establishment pf a republic in Itnly was embraced in the plot to nssnssinnto Premier Mumolini Wednesday on the occasion of the Celebration of the anniversary of tho signing of the armistice with Austria. Tho usually well inform­ ed newspaper I/Epoca, which is of pro-fascist tendencies, in authority for the statement that the coup was intended. While tho newspnper failed even to give tho source of this inform a­ tion, the assurance was given that It related to a statement that the monarchy had been in jeopardy, renewed the excitement through­ out the city which was caused when tho tale was unfqldcd of the plot to nsmidnato tho premier ns in* stood on tho balcony of tho Chigi Palace, reviewing tho troops on Armistice Day. There have been additional nrrcsts of persons- suspected of liv­ ing connected with tho plot and still others are expected. Pope Pius, when lie was inform­ ed of the plot, was deeply moved. Ho expressed great pleasure that the uHHftssinns plot lind been frus­ trated ami that an “irreparable misfortune for Italy" hurt been avoided. You could have bought this piece of property—or that lot—yesterday—and today you could reap a golden har­ vest. Look at the opportunities that have been neglect­ ed. Look at what your friends have done. “Yesterday” is often injected into a real estate conversation. Recall some of the places in Sanford where you could have made big profits, had you bought at the right time. Now analizc the fact that in— You are given another wonderful opportunity to profit as others did yesterday. Marvania offers a sound in­ vestment. Its location next to Sanford’s prettiest sub­ division, Mayfair, and north of Fort Mellon, that sub­ division which has such a historical setting, and its prox*^ imity to the new Hotel Forrest Lake, where hundreds ot tourists will spend this winter, gives you your choice between an unequalled homesite or profit—or both. One Block South of G eneva St., Adjoining Marvania merits investigation. Lots will be placed on sale this week. Make your ‘ reservation now so as to get the lot you would like to have. Dreamwold Clermont—New potato chip fnctory o p e n e d .____________ 15 Acre Celery Farm r P utty equipped. & room house, g a ­ rage, barn ami sto ck stu d s, t flo w ­ in g w e lls and tw o mu tea. w agon, tifocto,- and sp ray cart, truck, paper nod w ire fur tlireo acres. Other Marvania Investment C o. loots. |30,01Ht— t . Cash— lla la n cr (u Hull SCRUGGS REALTY CO 10 Acre Chicken Farm SALES AGENTS 202 First Street HQO citru s trees, 200 Ittioilo Istlan d ltcd ch ick en s 2 (urge Incubators, IS ch ick en sheds. A lso S room house amt garaga. T w o M ocks from oraugtt and Ulack JIutel, L onaw ood. I'rlrrd l» Sell W ithin the A ral I ’rn IIAULAN W. KELLEY 510 I’ulm etto Avenue PHONE 313-J Booth & Gibbs SALES FOUCI- l»ii) ncAi/roiiH 117 lia u n o lh i A te. thru ’♦«*44*4 4*44*44*44*44^44*44*44*4 4*44*44*44*4 4*4 *• Phone 7.35 Masonic Temple �(V «i-W SS_*/',X Nw_ -Jui» •- ' : i. W - \ ~ -----* *7, ’V V \ C 'W “ ' ‘ l-y ipM <] V ^ illC S hVlVC critic nut ?>lone from its climatic and geographical : ipericrily. The climate, the scenic beauty—these v/rvc j 2ways here. It was not until MAN began such great de­ velopments as exist at Miami Shores, Coral Gables, Kolf /wood and elsewhere that land values went uu and for­ tunes were made. And so you may expect it to be at Daytona Shores. "I. I Here nature has done her uttermost. The spot known no equal in all of Florida. For years tourists on the Dy:ic Highway have marveled at the unbroken stretch of miles of Florida verdure running riot in tropi­ cal profusion in this favored locality. For years north­ ern millionaires have chosen the vicinity of Daytona Shores as their winter playground. For years the world has known that the all-yearround climate in the Daytona region is unrivaled in all Florida. For years the beach which fronts Daytona Shores has won an international reputation for being so smooth that on it automobile racers can make their fast­ est time. For years the junction of the Tomoka River and Halifax River has formed the great Tomoka BasinJ right at the tin of Daytona Shores—the tinest natural yacht basin in Florida, land-locked and secure. And all this time the land at Daytona Shores has been high land, dry land, shaded by innumerable trees, blessed with variable winds, kissed by Florida sunshine. Yet, valuable as this property has ALWAYS been/ for INCREASE IN VALUE it must look to MAN. -A- JjL ^ fn line its main thorough 1afcs with electric lights to Tufr« them into one blaze of glory ' —to connect the ocean frontage with the land which lies between the Tomoka and H aliff x Rivers by means of a great free causeway, crowned by towers of interest­ ing Spanish architecture •. —to improve every foot of its fifteen miles of nat­ ural water front , f —to erect great hotels, yacht club, swimming club, and fishing club, and to construct an Ocean Plaza and Ocean Playground dedicated entirely to residents and their guests 1 •• —to build a splendid golf course practically adja­ cent to that on which northern millionaires play for sev­ eral months each year^ —to erect a railroad station where the Florida East Coast Railway borders Daytona Shores. ' —and to give your investment in Daytona Shores the natural increase in value which can not fail to come from such improvements as these. The first unit is now offered to the public. It is the great CAUSEWAY SECTION with frontage on BOTH sides of the DIXIE HIGHWAY, on BOTH sides of AT­ LANTIC AVENUE, the road which gives access to Or­ mond and Daytona Beach, on BOTH sides of the HALI­ FAX RIVER and on the ATLANTIC OCEAN. And here is what man proposes to do to make this (he most valuable tract of land in all Florida: ' Here is an opportunity to invest in the choicest lots in Daytona Shores, at the very time when appreciation of value, by every law of expectation, should be greatest. First, we propose to grace this tract with wide streets and boulevards, to dot it with a system of parks ) For full information, communicate with the repregeulative .wjhose name appears h&eiiu " ~ • x f if t e e n m il e s o f n a t u r a l W A T E R F R O• - N17*T * ' W. N. Mur A DA MS. Boulevard, Corner Klch Avenue, IVI.a ml, Fla. A P hase send m e in fo rm a tio n regarding the in v e s tm e n t p o s s ib ilitie s o f th e f i r s t u n it (Causeway Section) o f D aytona Shores. Name A ddress ■ ------- ■ �,7V' _?HE SANF01 WEDN1 lT it is announced Is throughly ac­ of the Seminole county soil, toge­ scheme is a distinct Innovation for quainted with nil of the conditions ther with the superior shipping fa­ Florida, although a proven success now existing throughout the state, cilities offered in this section were in other sections of the country, with reference to intensive poultry tho most Influential factors in and because of the magnitude of the plan, local authorities have un­ V 3 farming. When the expansion of bringing the project here. ' p y JOHN R. McQUir.CS hesitatingly endorsed the move­ the new venture warrants, it is ex­ By reason of the fact that tho National C o m m a n d e r , the American Legion plained, the entire administration fundamental idea embodied in the ment. , , . in ti.« morning seven years ngo to<lny the gun« on WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.—(/F )- president by Mr. Petty because of of the marketing affairs will be - __ _____________________ A severe winter for the United his acquaintance with the intensive turned over to the stockholders in * T 11 ° C,^ n front Suddenly became allcnt. The greatest conreal estate development which Mr. the association. tho *vcst" " nt nn end. It seemed that* the forces of death, | ?latc* " 'fh Probably snow fall nnd In connection with the initial fi^ cont,nu'ng colil wnves, broken doorehead earned on in California £ & £ , { & I f d dc.ol.tIon vv.ro cxhnu.t.d > vnrnr periods of brief duration. n I.os Angeles he is recognized nnneing of the development, it w as! . , !—htood and treasure was staggering. The black clouds I . f^b eted by Herbert J. Browne, as a prominent sales director nnd stated that n §100,000 real estate The c o s t in bloou^a n torn, dazed and bleeding world, hut syndicate will bo formed nt once.] vloly known ocean nreterologist. expert. ’ rcfe;„,Mre had triumphed, popular government was renderThis syndicate has been underwrit­ Donates liberty Development of the tract will be­ An abnormal condition, he holds, was preserved. The victory AFFILIATED WITH ten by an Orlando bank, the devel­ gin at once, according to the an­ Pointed to by many factors, in­ i Acres opers stnte, nnd trust certificates cluding the record breaking cold nouncement. when a force of work­ he a n fo r d redit sso c ia tio n County was worth th p ]jr in|f nbout that victory and helped to pay Lr. miul? sections of tho country men will be set to clearing the will be Issued ns a measure of pro­ Project tection to the stockholders. This America bell . niicr<f to the Vosges thousands of Americans unis fall, beginning with the first land in the initial section to be de­ fund will bo used for the purposo that prife. t rom . than tho crash of artillery, the chatter ,n the northwest on Sept, veloped. of preparing the first sections oT| .■e r i, ..Mntwla Knff fin afl nnrtiwl noff pain in mwl enf died with no 0»* n_ th thousands began period ami sufi four ,,l»ys before the official Construction work on the build­ [At of machine truns nose of summer. The winter, he ings of the first section will fol­ tho development for sale ns com­ S t C n o t yet run l b « u n » . fcrlng oe.ieves will be followed by a Into low rapidly and it is planned to plete units in the scheme which linner . Una wo owe it to those who fell on Flanders apnng. Include when completed, over ’ have several of the ranches rendy will Insofar as In ■ • boijef that they were fighting n war 1,500 farms. f/ i, Primarily the predictions ar within three months. iv e jtc p * * Field to it th at their desires and dreams for peace Announcement Meets Approval onsed on a study of surface tem­ Marketing Center Contemplated. elation; The effect of the announcement peratures declined by the amount Your credit record is under scrut­ As soon as the development has in Sanford was instant nnd approv­ Outlined come^truc.^eric^n Legion> in the name of the untold suffering and o' sun’s heat radiation to earth, progressed to an extent justifying ing, according to those in close lbo solnr radiation for more than the move, the corporation will com­ iny by the credit man of every busi­ three years has been below normal. mence construction of a complete touch with the development plans. i,*N'ov. 11. be accomplished byt The maintenance of ndequate forces for internal and oxternal ness house with whom you have had fabll*hmcnt A srious situation developing in marketing center for the industry. While various rumors concerning the nature of the project have been Koutuluthe southern hemisphere in the national defense; dealings. A co-operative producing and dis- circulated about this city, no defi­ 'announcecrop year of 1020 to 1927 nnd in t*muting The prompt enactment into law of the principle of the uniassociation will lie form­ nite information could be gathered acres of the northern hemisphere in 1927 is ed, which will handle all business ver™ draft, thereby taking the profit out of war; and Be sure that your accounts are all the official statement was predicted. to erect transactions for the poultry grow­ until Tho immediate adherence by the United States to n perm­ made Tuesday. Another scientist predicts the re ers finding and arranging for the [jon of S'iO.paid up to date. Thus you can expect anent court of international justice. Local business men point to the turn in Scandinavia, and at leant marketing of the products of the aines, formto retain the good will and friendli­ announcement ns being furthering wife, were The American Legion in the name of ho unold suffering and some section of northern Europe industry. significant of the ninny advantages a luncheon •firo of comrades, offers this program for peace in the hope of the “fimbul winters,” that is, ness of your merchant friend whose I his work will l»o in charge of enjoyed by this community, eleclar- ! men and women who fought for .peace may three winters without intervening a recognized | n«wspaPcr* sacniicc poultry expert who, ing that the recognized fertility summers. faith in you prompted him to extend g j * A » ffrth * r service to America n.„l to the world. Hie views of this scientist, Mr. f(or the inyou the courtesy of credit. iternational Browne says, are supported by;two \ now under other botanists of high standing. Lonns MONEY AVAILABLE Loans If-vju fail to fulfill the obligation, (d, and an and justice Hr. Helmut Cans of Switzerland “ Press City in my vision is not anil Hr. Rolf Nordhagcn of Norl or I irst Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis nt 7r/o you not only lose your own self re­ completed, only to be a resting place for tr.e way. Consult us first when in the market for funus 10ver to the weary, n sanitarium for the sick, spect, but the respect of those who so u “ th0 by the Or- m “The"purpose of the press foun­ n haven for the aged veterans of nn; lumber o r d e r p l a c e d A. P. CONNELLY & SONS kindly extended you credit. ' t Company dation ns conceived by me is not the newspaper profession but orcaniznSEATTLE Nov. 11.—(/P)—Tho grenter still, a forum for the ' t rcr nwni merely to provide a home and n It is an honor for a man to enjoy , which will | ™ " ,yof recreation for members world's moulders of public opinion, Honda building boom is respon­ sible for the chartering of th" ( »honu* n senate of national and interna­ of the newspaper fraternity de­ ancl merit credit relations with busi­ , 1ooo acres clared .Mr. Haines, “but also which tional good will.” Seattle-built motorship Donncl Lane for 2,000.000 feet of lumber f county sur- to my mind is of far greater im­ ness concerns. It means that mer­ likcs anu portance, to furnish n common chants recognize his integrity and Ocean meeting plnce for the discussion CAPITAL P A U S E S Fin- officers of the ' Nettlcton | WHILE T R IB U TE Lumbcr Company, declared today. and dissemination of ideas among principle. [hotr, ;ri leader of the press and world over, _ jd the to better development of the patri­ It is unfair to betray this confi­ IS P A ID J T O D E A D jjjU g e D e v e ]0 p m e n t "jUseiation and educational work of the Irrational otic den ce^ A rHjrij nnd the breaking down " ash press newspaper of barriers, sectional, nntionnl and Igrcn vice international which will promote The operation of business requires ition. flict unscathed should give on a c 'P n n f m * Tc? P l n n n n r t bad accounts to be eliminated as far irwer.tcd. better natfonnl understanding and counting of our efforts to keep :^ t I U e i A sound bank is one of the chief constructive 1S 1 L U lIltC l j plans, each international good will. forces of a community. The Seminole County as possible. faith with the dead and bring into Ideal Home Is Haines Dream. icembcr of (Continued from Page 1.) Bank is sound and constructive. Open an account reality the ideal for which they ‘•It is my belief that our groat present that bor.” Your credit is now on trial. Guilty with it, and you will put yourself in touch with ctamiUe to national problems can be best died—world peace. I.ongwood Men Interested. worked out and the cause of inter­ r< progress. Tims, you will benefit yourself and or not guilty? h.ard of di* The other officers nnd directors Britain Observes Hay promoted tire commit- national peace best help your neighbors. of tho Orlando Development Cor­ LONDON, Nov. 11.—T/P)—Great ■ x /r m n the work of through the powerful instrum ental­ poration were announced as .1. N. ity of the press. A delightful re­ Britain has observed Armistice Moreheadi vice-president nnd gene grenter solemnity nnd V c Interest Paid on Savings Accounts than three creational center where the moving Day with more extensive scale than at iral ma',n? crI: W«>'. IL llurner treas COto the or- spirits of the press meet to piny on n previous t . . t < M 4 «». sn ejn time since the ces-1 L Uubcnhe. n. secretary; Press Assoc’t- together, discuss local problems any Ulll,nn i^haH. It. Wood, director nnd sales , and bold national nnd internationalisation shment of n * 4 j manager. Directors of the orgnni-1 i*s home at conventions, will advance, I hope, ago. zation include Lewis Pierce, Ed-1 Premier Baldwin and the mem­ ward Bocrncr, It. S. Entzmlngcr, [ lie later de­ to these important ends. “What Geneva is to the diplo­ bers of the government, former fine national I i into matic world, so will Fourth Estate premiers Lloyd George and RnmAFFILIATED W IT H cal ‘with the he to Florida, a concentrated force tuy MacDonald, the high commis­ about the tomb of the unknown sol-; !f offering a for the food of man, a protector sioners of the colonies and detach­ dier outside of which the thoraughanford r e d it s s o c ia t io n .... ..... of __ the __ ___ ______ and fare was jammed with represent-1 navy,_ military i>f the weak, a bulwark for the ments STRENGTH SERVICE PROGRESS air forces former a hollow square *atives of the general public. newspaper Istrong, a mighty power for pcucc W. Entzmlngcr, and W. H. Pope. Severe Winter I s C. Each of these men have been carefully chosen, Mr. Petty declar­ Predicted For U. S. ed, because 0f their wide and suc­ cessful experience in ail phases ot estate activity. Mr. MooreBy Noted Observer real head, who has been elected vice- A PROGRAM FOR PEACE T S C 3 A Your Credit is “On Trial” Every Month ■ [ B,T Pm"city “ lhohFou°rfh'1ES ja .-# . 11 LZJTJcoo.iForPoultry Raising »he Pay Jour][Bills'Promptly 1 ■ .TM [ Seminole (j[ounlyTj)ank Sanford; Fla. 'rill: S C Li! A i nvest a Profit Greatly 'll IN E states A n Ideal Place to Invest Ideal Place to Live . , . ,. m|ln8P lftvolv homes in the center of a wide awake community will sell for only $1500 Free attractive Spanish Bunir-ilows -ire now under actual construction. 1Iu*c h>vciy nomes in uic spanihii bungalows are now unat T e r m s arc easy. No interest, no taxes. Improvements guaranteed. l tn Property by appointment. Lots now selling Tot §2-o an !• r V. l o r i d a L a n d I n v e s t o r s C o m p a n y 305 First National Bank Bldg. MILLARD K. RUTHERFORD, Astj’t. Dist. Mgr. J- MIDLAND, District Manager .jr �— r r\Si !£¥• w m THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925. PA G E FOUR Stealing- Knowledge ____ irttn w ra t m y l He had been playing poor golf, unusually poor for him. He _Im la r at iaaftrO, riarida C a tiia l a t Second C lin Mattar. was decidedly off his game. The bets were high and he Ootobar 17, l t l l , at tha *>oi:offlca s j s r n , Florida vndsr Act of was losing. A lot hinged on the eighteenth hole as it fre­ ..Hdlta* quently does. If he won here he would break even; if he nw.f.AifD i . n iA it. _S*aaacar lost he would lose much. ■ ow ard n r n o . 111 Haaantla Aaraaa Pkaaa 1M He played his shots carefully, so did his opponent. But lO im m im o N hatta a missed putt gave his opponent a five and he immediate­ Ona T aat—17.00 SI* Month* - II.M Delivered fn Civ' by Carrier, per ly cried, "Congratulations, you win the hole. That was a «raak, l(o. Weekly F.dlMon 11.00 M r yaar._________ nice four." "No," he replied, "I did not win. I had a five BPBCIA1, l o n r u i All obituary too. Back there in the rough as I was taking my stance, my Bo/lcea. card* of thanka, resolution* and uotleaa ot #nter:aln^j*nta where ball moved a little and I had to call a stroke on myself." rbarraa are Mada will be charged for at regular advertising rata*. That was the height of sportsmanship. He was entitled ■ m m t u b a sso ciated m a m to a four as far as his game was concerned. The ball mov­ . TWa Aaaoelated Fr**a la exclus­ ing a little didn't help him any. It was ju st hard luck that ively entitled to fha use for repablleatton o* alt nawa dlapatchea it moved at all. His opponent didn’t sec it move. He might arrdlta'i to It or not otherwise cred- very well have said nothing, taken a four and not hurt his taU In thla paper and also tha Io­ ta* saw* published herein. All rights conscience much either. But somewhere in the rule hook of republlcatlon or apeclal dispatchaa herein are also reeer-ed. there is a line or two which says th a t any movement of the hall between tee and cup m ust he counted as a stroke. So WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1925, he played the game. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM Two weeks later he was thrown out of college for cheat­ 1.—Deeper water rocte to Jaekaon- ing in an examination. ville. There seems to he something about school work which S.—Construction of SL Johna-lndlap River canal. gives students the erronious impression that they are en­ I.—Extension cf white way. titled to all they can get away with. We have seen those 4<- -Bittnaion of local nmimementa. who cheat in school and think it is actually clever, or sig—-Swimming pool, tennla courts, nificient of something unusually brilliant about them. They •tv. §/—Augmenting of building pro­ do not seem to realize that it is quite as dishonest as steal­ gram—tinmen, hotels, apartment ing silver dollars or gold bracelets. Taking knowledge which hotmen. f.—Extension of atreet paving pro­ does not belong to you, is worse than stealing anything else. --------------- o--------------gram. 1.—Construction of boulevard A Suggestion To Governor Martin aroi nd Lakw Monroe. A—ComplfMon of city beautifica­ tion pmgram. Governor Martin has issued a call for a special session 9.—Expanninn of achooi system of the legislature to convene in Tallahassee. The state sowith provision for increased fa­ lons will assemble on next Tuesday. It will he their pur­ cilities. ~ H in i.E VERSE FOR TODAY SUPPLY IS SURE: Trust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou be fed. Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shnll give thee the desires of thine henrt. I’snlm 37:3, 4. PRAYER:—Ixird, mny our faith never fnlter, and wo shall then bo doers of the Word and not hear­ ers only, and Thou wilt both purify our dciircs and satisfy them. T IIE LEPRECAUN Oho! Tho Elves of Ireland, They dance so hnrd a t night, They danco th eir very shoes away In splendor and delight. God DIcss their Elemental souls, You cannot sco them for the holes! The only E lf in Ireland That has a trade a t all I t Is the cobbler Leprccaun Who makes and mends them nil, The Rhocti thoy danco away by night In green and moony dcml-Ilght. i TV- ' fa PAGE JTHE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1925. H ie Sanford Herald M M m & ■.*75 i f* IIo in tho first of cobblers .And best of craftsmen too. Fit*1 why? Ho works at happy things By gnyety worn through. God send us each n Leprccaun To mend tho heart of us at dawn! He’s caught tho secret of the Earth Sun, wind and summer rniti, To better happy things that pass* Or build them up again. They’ro few of mortal men that look So far into tho Great Green Rook. New Cosmic Ray. No Perfect Press. Even the Bsth Tab. Cotton and Railroads. DY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrirnt 1721) ' AT A meeting of tho National Academy of Sciences at Madison, Wia., last night, Mr. Millikan, California scientist, was expected to announce the discovery of a new cosmic ray. Dr. MiUiknn was first to meas­ ure an election, thus winning the Nobel prize. lie says the earth is bombarded by these "new” cos­ mic rays day and night. THE EARTH rolls around the Run, but how did it sta rt rolling? Newton accepted the hypothesis that it received its initial impulse "from the hand of God.’’ Wo do not now conceive a divinity with material hands big enough for such a task. The Millikan rays with their forceful bombardment might supply the rotation, like a little hoy, keeping his hoop roll­ ing by striking it with a stick. You will hear more about these rays that mny supply n "counutcr grav­ itation.” Force necessnry, ns the lntc Al- I hert Brisbane said more thnn half | a century ago, to explain the work­ ing of cosmic machinery. m Social Side of Sanford 1918-MEMORIES—1925 As Brisbane Sees It NO MAN can estimate the im­ portance of the new ray, which as George Young, of Los Angeles, suggests, should be called the "Millikan Ray". Newton, announcing his law of gravitation, dealing with cosmic movements, throughout space, was puzzled to find tho cause of the first impulse. __ S V / ^ SOP.TF.TY F n iT O D HARLAN W. KELLEY. SOCIETY E DITOR -4' <.r 5®, i. 7 > r ' ^ fe lZ Vs FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY t Special Showing Of Film Is Announced: TH0UGHTS-WISE 1AND OTHERWISE The library is pleased to an­ nounce that through the co-oper­ OH, TO BE SPECTACLED! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cutter of Bon- ation of Mr. Marcntette, manager Every once in n while astig­ ton, Mass., are visiting in the city, of the Milane Theater, a special matism apparently becomes rather matineo mowing Peter Pan will be fashionable. Just why it is hnrd Mr, and Mrs. M. A. Dougherty given a t the Milane Friday after­ to tell. Surely in this age when fashion has no patience with fig­ ot of the are visiting friends and relatives noon, a t 4 o’clock. This program is being present­ ures that nre not youthful and k a Bridge in the city. ed by Mr. Marentette especially for when there do not seem to be any »t 3 hontess. o'clock. -------Edward Terrill of DeLand was Children's Book Week, and it is clothes at all for women who look Langley In tho city yesterday on business. hoped that many of the children mature—surely under such circum­ 11)1 Si stances it is rather odd that specwill view the film. J. L. Hamlin of Jacksonville is This is a lovely presentation of tncles should have become fash| a visitor to Sanford. He is stop- Barrie’s delightful play, which ionnhle. But dealers in eyeglas grown-ups ns well ns children love, ses of various sorts tell us that, off ping at the Seminole rtment -----..a n d nil will enjoy seeing Betty | beginning last summer, there was postponed \V B Worthington of Cincinnati | jjronson as the fascinating Peter. a gradual increase in demand for »J to Armisstoppjn(f „t the Seminole for a Th© svecial Book Week program glasses among women. This fnd especially strong in nnd about i nil few days while looking over San- will be eiven nt the library Satur­ is ciosed all fofjl and vjcinity day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. All Paris. A few weeks ago n woman walk­ nr© invited to attend. 410 ed along the Rue de Rivoli or| N. H. Blackman of St. Peters some such fashionable thoroughl ,7nl nVIock burg is visiting friends and rela­ Azarian Class Holds lire of Paris wearing large circle that matched the rims of t i v e £ y ti*VM in the citZ : BusinessMeetTuesday 1earrings the horn glasses she was wearing. . R. W. Otter is expected back to ' So as you looked at her you saw I*. °* vonn Sanford tonight. He has spent the The Azarian Class held Its reg­ four horn circles, two over the l n t Pn s t week in Miami, Palm Beach, ular business meeting nt the home eyes ami one below each ear. A certain optician in Paris re­ of Mrs. B. A. Austin Tuesday aft­ Lobby M W S .fi ernoon. A social hour wun enjoyed cently said that at the present Ssnforl ! V .u S i W. L. Whltldon of W eit Polm after the businetu was taken care time he sold about a hundred pairs a..n Tiii>s- Bench is spending several days in of. Those present were: Mrs. C. A. of spectacles a day to fashionable 16 Sanford as th© guests of friends Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Charles Echols, women, but lest any might draw "gas| and relatives, The ideal Mrs. L. G. Sheppard, Mrs. A. L. the conclusion that there was an Magwood, Mrs. M. G. lA>ftus, Mrs. epidemic of eye troubles he added LusTn^the J®«® H. Hall of Ft. Meade is in A. Kendall, Mrs. L. H. Echols, that they were made with plnin Mr the city on business. Mrs. R. R. Pippin, Mrs. A. M. Earp, glasses. The important thing is Mrtl A. B. George, Mrs. G. A. Jlro- not to have the lenses fitted to the [the South M. L. Marks nnd C. S. Smith therson, Mrs. \V. C. DeCoursey, eyes, hut to have the rims match­ htrs As of New York City are in tho city 1Mrs. Howard Pnrker, Mrs. Marie ed to the color of the frock with of the investigating the advantage!) nnd Austin, Mrs. Burke Steels, Mrs. which they are worn. Many wo­ rtTeach- opportunities which Sanford has Boston Steele Vestors, and Mrs. men buy a number of these spec­ tacles. Green, blue, mauve and 1st Side to p H61, th® investor. Harold II. Krnstner. beige nre the most usual tones, after the comVntioniri lortvisew Glenn Bond of Savannah, Ga., is < » o» i .i shell tone stopping at tho Valdez while atP. Stedmnn nnd E. P. Stcdmnn1 Ij, \Vom-|ten(bnC to business matters in Snn- of Winchenden, Mass., are spend-, j jrs K j, n|anton> f„rm(.r Bcc-I ’ i Mrs. p* I ford. ing a few days in the city on bust- n ta ry of tju. c ar„lina Li­ nens. They are stopping nt the!. • ■ Miss Olive I brary Commission, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Long leave | if the Sal Friday for Montgomery, Ala., to Montezuma. j Brumbaugh, librainn of the Orlan-I [the D. A. attend the Floridu-Alabnmn foot . do Library, visited Mrs. Anne Van Mr. and Mrs. Rex Munnsell of \ ess itrown yesterday in the In-' a« o’clock. bah Koro®- Mrs. Long’s mother, Sebring are visiting in the city. tere:<t of matters relating to the1 Inscription M m B. II. Spratt, will return with I Florida Library Asociation. in’s Club them. Harold A. Stockbrhlge of Bel-1 1 be given --------(the Courte- E. A. Floyd of Dunedin and E. mont. Mass., and W. B. McGoronn | Howey—$150,000 theater and I wservations F. Floyd of Clenrwater are in the of Natick, Mass., are in Sanford store building to he constructed, for a few days Jooking over the IMn. Archie city for a day or two on busi­ invesi-.nient field. They are register­ 1 Mu. U. L ness. ed at the Montezuma. C. A. Virgin, Jr., is spending Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones of Tam­ severnl dnys in Sanford on busi­ pa are spending several days in Week par ness for tho Western Union. Sanford. Library at kill be no Mrs. W. H. Wodiinger and son It. O. D. Gunn of Jacksonville of St. Augustine havo arrived in Sanford to join Mr. Wodiinger, is a business visitor in the city tuis hundling the agency for ! day. Is Given who the Davis Shores nroperties in >• >’U Monday Sanford. At premnt they nre stop­ O. C. Wellborn of Miami hns AT returned to Sanford for a few days ping nt the Valdez. on busbies. He was here for sever­ home of K R 0 N F. N ’S |the i on Poplar; Irving Finchel nnd Lou Finchel nl duyii a short time ago. E. First St. beauty and of New York City havo returned J. It. Watts of St. Petersburg she enter-1 to Sanford to commence work on The proceeds will ro to the fctous show-1 their extensive building program was a culler in Sanford yesterday. T. Thurs-|in Sanford. They will be the build­ Rev. E. D. Brownlee has return­ ers of the new swimming pool. ed from a motor trip to Uikeland IBg Rimes Ument, the M. II. Fny of New York City nnd Winter Haven. Isith„ a book .. , left today for New York to report T. T. Welch of Jacksonville is I. which11favorably on Sanford as a uite for stooping at the Seminole for a few t a mnnufnctur'nK n,,d distribution days uihllp attending while attending to business Iin * center. Ho will return early next Sanford. t Mrs. week * + with a 1 71 pretty the 1 TUiVrjfia l*^J ice ftST. AUGUSTINE Earffl Ball in severnl instances she received Honest merchants do not mind! over-weight, hut does not nttribth im r'lri° this fact that the merchant’: being checked up, because that’s n intcrenting THE ONLY . . . . . . viiniK | — . ' r»t<-1 weiirhed! good way to prove their honesty about it is the fact that Bcnja-1 «nlc». h(. s i aP s c X s did But short weights in some install-1 min F. Winter, who owns and is I out to her on the same sc „ ^ duc to carelessness of tearing down the house to build!not show over-weight. But the most astonishing infor­ well meaning dealers. Merchants! something suitable, came here a poor Jewish hoy not so long ago. mation this lady has to impart to who desire to deal square with the! He has had more fun out of that other wives is that in inme of the public should frequently examine Vanderbilt house than Vanderbilt grocery stores of this city the pub­ and test their scales. Also caution who built it, ever had. Winter, lic is being cheated out of from their clerks to give full measure j who earns his money and power, one to twenty-five percent through in every instance. enjoya both. pass away. Decorate Your Ca Armistice Da A Bed, white and blue bunting. American and Allies Flags...] Red, white and blue, festoonii Requires Several Hi h Class Salesmen County. m ii-* Ms UitUr.ii ' kWi this1 i iMSarth |ti-i v a., x* XT| DU OfI nwi' nU\ i m u in\ toAlK; i4hl<-l kVTKVt in i sm Viu*. -APPLVH. WODLINGKK. Valdez Hj I). P. DAVIS PROPERTIES ~ a* I k Start an ^Account MY FAVORITE STORIES THETEST WE ANNOUNCE A TREMENDOUS One Cent a Yard S -A -L -E Offering Practically Everything in our entire stock at Radical Reduc­ tion i n price. A ll Goods One Cent Per Yard for Each Alternate Yard Buy the first yard at the regular price, the second at one cent, the third at the regular price, the fourth at one cent, etc. KATIN ES CREPES LACES GEORGETTES VELVETS You will br < by the rapi your equity^ n sni.il! .Start an i and natch Oj They’s Worth Coming Miles to See! Henry N. James 1‘hontJ Sanford K: Loan A W “Mo, M \ j v.ASmith\ htp, W ate \ ilttVHN IM S ’)—0&-\ W»r, million|lir,pe. They I itt not wot- Orlando, Fla. Orange at Washington Sts. — ImmmuuMM■ ■ «■ * ■ * * * Special- Flannel MONE !m g CLUB We have two plans of financj jardon Your Horn a 1st [lando We will lend you A ll T h e M onel necessary to build a complete hoGk| x rrx tvt^ ttnon |«B •• And Give A Free DC Elmo’s Creams—Powders- ha • wm ■$! New 54 Inch Rayons IUtie, orchid, inn and rose, with colored borriern. New full cotton mutcriulH for dreuae.H. A ■ + 5-1 inches wide, in all shades, with heautitul :ol- They comprise long and J short sleeves in a smart col- j lection of solid colors, checks, u stripes and other fashionuble >■ patterns at J $12.951 AH wool with fine pin stripes. All 51 inches wide. $5..50 yd. Wide Flannels White Wool Goods Light weight Gunnels, serges, wool albrotross, for infant wear. $1.75 to $3.50 yard All $4.00 yard $6.00 yard ' 1 inch Serges—Red, blue, tan, and brown. f,l inches wide, fine quality, light weight, wool, in every shade. ored bordered check and stripe. A fortunate purchase cnabl us to offer these splendid ■ dresses at a very unusual low ■ price. S■ $2.25 yard 1 y*U' Wool Kaslria Colored Border Flannels SPEER & SON Demonstration Service Guaranteed ll lot us explain our plan* a »*. K..m for(1 5 $3.00 yard MISS OLGA PATAKY, WELL K N O W N REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE F A M O U S ELMO TOILETTE REQUISITES WILL BE AT----- T hursday, F riday S aturday ■ All liKlit nnd dark shades. oilman, Hi inch, in all light and d a rk shades. L ight weight, finu quality. $3.50 yard Formally up to $21.50 ^orno in already ouilt we Vcry substantial !oan.°n it NO DELAY __ ____ N0 \VAf 'y a r n . j IT. pieces of nil wool flannel, G*l inches wide. Beauty at Its Best THREE DAYS j 1 Selling Out Our Entire Stock. YIINVLE f«r. It.-.?*-' Wn Yorkam\\i Wh ori/T Ail-' ' Imcirim of* CHENILLES TAFFETAS BROCATELLES You’ve Never Before had the Privilege of Selecting: Such Bargains! Davis Shi ARTHUR BRISBANE ON REAL ESTATE I COTTON DROPS again, off five to six dollars a bale yesterday. ORLANDO SENTINEL The government can stabilize and profits for men that sit This is what Arthur Brisbane, i The real property of the United the hieroglyphics of a better: But, alas! how very few guarantee at home owning railroad stocks, ------- o------great editorial writer ami shrewd States is the real estate of tho I "A brown-ntone house in West- leaves of it do wo seriously turn over. This ought to be the doing nothing. Putting up rates States. attends to thnt. investor, has to say of real estate: ' United Sixty-Ninth Street, opposite tin* subject of the education of our youth, who, at twenty, when You that live here, study oppor­ Spencer Arms Hotel, was raided they should ho fit for business, know little or nothing about A few years from now those who tunities nml seize them. HUT IT is almost "socialism" pc by thec police and 1II inen nrrost- it.—William Penn. have or could bet a little money Don’t spend your old age admir­ to suggest government aid for tho ed.”—Nei L'w York Journal of Com­ will ask themselves: "Why didn't I ing the intelligence of the man who ' cotton growers or other farmers. merce. Which goes to show that know enough to buy real estate? knew enough to seize chances rig h t! That is called ‘‘false political ec­ the police are getting stronger ev­ Of those that own real estate under your nose. onomy." ery day. now many will ask in a few years: Study. Consult trained, keen , lly IRVIN’ H. COHII If little cotton growers, how■— ...o -■ over were as close us big railroad "Why didn’t I know enough to real estate men. Use your own Orlando has just been the scene When The II. C. of I,. Came Down I dreading thu worst. judgment ns you get their views. men are to tho powers tliut be keop it? " of an exciting mayoralty campaign Men with large capital in a few And ns soon ns you cun, be able things might change. As I heard the tale it had to do When tho bail man had eaten he which ended Tuesday with tho elec­ with a email communiiy in Texax| leaned hack in his chair, drew a years will curse themselves when to say to your friends: tion of L. M. Autrcy as head of i where the railroad run through spring-back knife out of his pocket, “ I own a piece of real estate." THE COLORADO doctor who they remember the price at which the city government. Wo can now ‘ the main street ami on cither side Mr. Brisbane is one of Florida’s I chloroformed his legless, armless, today real estate can be bought. flipped its five-inch blade out with turn to Sanford’s approaching elec­ of the track stood a short order Men of smaller means will recall staunchest friends nnd one of her I deaf nnd dumb, weak minded a tHnbjo of a practiced thumb ami tion which we hud almost forgot­ restaurant owned and operated by leisurely picked Iris teeth with its daughter, after taking car© of her with bitterness the fact that tliey large investors, so undoubtedly he ! ten. u colored man. ncudlclike point. His caterer watch­ for 32 years, says ho believed he might easily today have bought had Florida rcnlty in mind when he One night the official had man ed him as a fascinated bird watch­ wus sending her to heaven and Proper* the increased value cf | wrote, although he addressed his which would take cure of them in message to the people of the whole Sanford golfers defeated ix-es- of tho vicinity enmu lurching into es u coiled serpent. firmly believed in immortality. burg Sunday by one point, making one of these rival establishments. old age. 1country.■ Suddenly he spoke and the neg­ A MAJORITY of humnn beings a score_ of fifteen to fourteen by j U immediately was uppnrent to ro jumped. tho vie tors. I he local players are the proprietor that tho visitor was "What ivirt of a dump docs that beliovo that they believo in im­ just now striking their stride. Oth- | under tho influence of strong drink other nigger over acrost tho tracks mortality. But if nil nctunlly he-1 lievcd that death means immediate! cr tenmn in the Central Florida FORT MYERS TROPICAL NEWS circumstances calculated tn run?" he asked. heavenly bliss, how many would Golf League, will have to step make him tig h tly more dangerous “Oh, Mister Gatlin, you wouldn’t continue to live? lively in the future to beat the San­ than rattlesnakes. This winter is the test. The i When they return to their homes j lak dat place a-tall," stated tho ford aggregation. Whilo tho uneasy negro made colored man. “ Dat nigger natchclwhole future of this state depends | and tell thu home folks all about | MOHAMMEDANS B E LI E VE -------- o—— to a tremendous degree on how their stay in Florida, the future ■ prutenso at being glad to see him ly thinks a fly is somethin' you Campbell-Lotiring Post of the the bully flopped his long frame cooks will. Ho ain't sniiitatious lak that death on the battlefield means the weathers the abnormal condi­ destiny of this state will he p re t-! ■ instant transportation to u most tions that will prevail in Florida ty well fixed. It is doubtful if the ■ I aims to he." American I/sgion is to ho congrat­ into a chair and deniunded: fancy paradise, providence, free ulated upon the Armistice Buy "Nigger, have you got a nice "Yes," said the bully, “and whuts ladies and wine, and many of them during the next six or seven state could ever recover from tho I 5 months. We have stood freezes in blight of u bud reputation obtain­ program which it has arranged. tender sirloin steuk hero?” more, hen a robber—he's a regular actually seek death in battle. the past thut threatened to anni­ ed a t this time when ns no other pirate." Beginning this morning with u pa­ “Yah, ttuh!” Christians hang on to life, far hilate our economic structure; can state has ever been before it is “All right, then; you cook it fur rade followed by a memorial serv­ “ Is dat so. auh?” into old age. They believe, but ice, thu Ixgioo’s program with mo ami don't you cook it too long "Well, judge for yourself. I-nst they are not quite prepared to hot wo now stand an avalanche of running over with visitors prosperity that will sweep Florida boat races, football game, rodeo else i'll cook you awhile myself. night I went into that nigger’B on it. The Manufacturer's Record, one from Key West to Pensacola wip­ of Florida’s best friends says edi­ fireworks display, and dance, is Ami along with it you better bring joint and ordered pust what I’ve complete in every detail giving me some fried onions nnd a mess hud heru tonight—maybe a little FRANCE MUST print ninny ing out thu old landmarks, upset­ torially: "Tho supreme question Hanford people a full day of enter­ of hot hiiiiuits and green peas and more, maybe a little less. When 1 billions of additional paper francs. ting regular habits of business and now is to provide means to take roasting ears nnd pio and coffee got through I asked him what tho When you print your money, un­ life, and electrifying the whole ut- caro of them and prevent them tainment and amusement. anri anything else tusty that you’ve damagu wus and, do you know, thnt less you do it carefully, it is hard mosphere! from being gouged by conscience­ Many people seem to stand ad less people seeking only immediate Unless the Atlantic Coast Line got around this dump. Now jump black scmindrtd had the gnll to ask to hold its value. Franco has no nicely Very f gains, regnrdless of the State's fume for a dollar and u quarter? Of choice and, for tho moment, the versity very nicely. Railroad grants the right-of-way before I start jumpin' you." have the moral stamina to stand I ture welfare Thu black man jumped. In n mi cours© I oughter killed him. In fact, French franc suffers. for the extern on of Commercial 1prosperity. Florida is facing a It seems to us that every citizen Street and Seminole boulevard, the raculously short time, considering I got up intendin’ to kill him. But something sort of stayed my hand. BUT IOOK out how vou s e l l crisis of prosperity. The tide lias of this state has a heavy respinCity Commission plans to begin | J J , I done to him was Just to cut France short or gamble S the cornu in the life of this state that sibility resting on him to do his condemnation proceedings upon the magnitude of tho staggered in fr;,,a, ^ ^ f e a r l n B off both his cars with thi&. hero misfortune of tho French nation. 11/ »akcn ° h th<L ,l,>0^ ,enPs 0,1 t o ‘part in the great task of taking the railroad's property. The growth care of tho people. Surely, there I he French aru resourceful I fortune. If precautions nrP ,„d development of the city should U w a .te rV .y piled high wUh dislv | " u l° ^ is enough public spirit in Florida, re you for courageous, thrifty, intelligent, taken, however, we may h« enough interest in our present wclare taking step Hu l »b ^ ri*°!,c' >’°u cannot sell stranded, short with lmnunitv the money or I Hundieds of thou old’s orogress i 's ” Residence Telephone 313-J i _ RIN! pose to provide fu rth er legislation for the state in order to tnke care of an unusual situation arising from a tremen­ dous influx of visitors and settlers from the North. L? * t ■fv+t '*1V*1 1^ ,|,t IF GRAVITATION had worked Any day a motorist on the public highway between through eternity to balance it, | Cocoa and Melbourne will see an apparently never-ending without some power of counter caravan of tourists and trucks. They travel close together, gravitation, nil the m atter of the hundreds and hundreds of them. They are permitted by universe would long since hnvc state law a speed of forty-five miles an hour. This is very been gathered into one solid lump. theory of disturhutivc ex­ liberal. One should be able to reach his destination at that The plosions and int<|r-:Uellar collis­ speed. ions would only satisfy the mind Unfortunately, however, other laws are lacking. Soon of a child. this interm ittent stream of automobiles will he halted. COOLIDGE prnisSomeone has stopped. Perhaps he has a puncture, or per­ cs PRESIDENT the press of America ns "a haps his wife wants to pick daisies. He does not pull off safeguard ngninst bigotry and op­ WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING the road. He stops where he is on one side and the vast pression.” TEU-C1TY NEWS A nice compliment, hut the horde of motorists behind are compelled to halt, or wait press isn’t so much of a safeguard their chance to dash around on the left while in danger of against either. When bigotry is When we speak of being "weigh- tho medium of short measure. crashing into an auto coming from the other direction. sufficiently powerful, the press on ed and found wanting,” one thinks When asked for the names of Recently an old-fashioned Overland was seen, model ap­ the whole, is extremely polite. of the interpretation which tho these crooked dealers the lady de­ proximately 1902. It was in a state of most decrepit! condi­ When oppression takes the form old prophet gave to the “hand writ- clined to give them stating that of well organized capital, the press ling on the wall." If you think Bcl- those who want to find them out tion. One fender dangled on behind by a single holt. The again is polite. Ishazznr is the only article to which can buy scales and learn who they right front wheel wobbled ns if it were in imminent danger m in ifin o M n n tho word TEKEL can be applied arc, like :ihe did. "If I give you of coming off altogether. The right rear tire was quite flat. 1 ItuyiUhNLr* MAKES no mis-, y0ll should consult one of the wives their nam es/’ she said, "people Finally it became necessary for these remains to stop very I InkoH, however, and press servility j0f Bradenton who has been fur- may doubt my word, but they will suddenly. The brakes were applied, hut as might he expect­ s a good thing in the long run. nishing the editor of this paper not question the correct weights Let bigotry and oppression go with a little inuidc information re­ where they see them." ed they did not hold and an accident resulted. far. They always have done it, specting short weights in the pur­ Wo all might cite thousands of instances of utter misuse and they still <To~ll. Tn America chase of the usual "run of*tablo * She added that it is worth many times tho cost of the scales to find of the highways. There is the driver who dashes out of an the press lets them go to the lim­ supplies. out where to trade and also where it. When tho limit is reached, obscure driveway on to a public road without even the warn­ The lady requests that we nd-!^,"^ to trad e, as you will very oftth a t offend are kicked nut. viso house keepers to purchase n len ing blast of his horn. There is the moron who turns to the those stung the worst where you Frank, fearless criticism might small scale upon which to weigh tllink you aru getting the greatleft without signaling with his hand and the imbecile who make them Inst longer. articlcs from the grocery I'tore. ip<» stops suddenly without preliminary warning. the scales thoroughly so that ... ,V • • . ,,. , , THE MAGNIFICENT W. K. |Tcst No less dangerous are those who drive who are totally no mistake will be made and there- . " t! P“"" ‘f° af t ic.e ,la,iy Vanderbilt house in New York's incapacitated for the job. Old men, with hearing entirely Fifth Avenue will soon be turned i by some honest grocer be falsely a,0Inf*l bel.icYi?*c ‘hat, ‘‘ k al,ncf t° for the benef,t of oth* gone and partly blind, youngsters obviously lacking in any over to wreckers nnd torn down, accused of short weighting his cus- | and era. Food prices are dear enough Then weigh your pupch-^cr”’ responsibility, others who from nervous ailments or other meanwhile, for charity, the crowd tomers. J them andi when before unwrapping , . you, ,get . nil .. you , .pay, , for, . ami . causes are unfit to drive daily are seen upon the roads risk­ to whom the name Vanderbilt uses make a note of the difference in jhort-weight artists should not he means something, will pay to en­ the measure you paid for nnd the tolerated. The loss to tho purchaser ing their lives and the lives of thousands of others. ter the house, wander about, con­ mny on,y “ tr,fIc oa a smKle a r* Governor Martin has called the legislature together to template the great dining room, measure you received. You w ill, tide, hut in the court*} of a month, enact laws to take care of an unprecedented influx of north­ two stories high "and Mrs. Van­ find that the price of the scale was| will amount to quite an item. money well spent. erners. There are many little things, like rules of the road, derbilt’s room on the third floor Since you pay for it, why not get: Ita l-1 *u,*y informant states thnt it? Why not have scales in your with the bathtub cut from Ital­ which may he overlooked and we merely wanted to cal! some ian marble.” most of our merchants are honest kitchen nnd know for yourself that of them to his attention. All this, even the bathtub must nnd will give you n square deal; you do get it? If you enn catch a Leprccaun And steal away his cap, You'll maybe get a Pot o’ Gold In an exchange, hut hup Tho Leprccaun has never told 'H is secret, what’s a Pot o’ Gold? -o—Elizabeth MncKinstry. -------- o-------Why is this fight on Florida being marie? I believe that 1 It may ho too early to do the it is no more or less than jealousy. The same jealousy th at Christmas shopping hut it’s about has marie eastern states picture Oklahoma as the home of time to bnku that fruit cake. wild Indians, tornadoes, hi-juckers and long dry spells, and , ---------o-------A city employe of C learw ater1 the fact th at now our leading Oklahomans are casting simi­ tiuddcnly became insane while at lar reflections at the newest of our boom states only tends work. Now we know w hat will he to further clinch this opinion.— Banzett in Oklahoma City our end. City Oklahoman. ----------------- o----------------The debtor in India is so honest How many millons of people come into, and go out of the that he pays not only his own ob­ ligations hut ulsn those of his fa­ world, ignorant of themselves, and of the world they have ther, brother and other relatives. lived in . . . The world is certainly a great and stately vol­ Our office boy says that’s not hon­ ume of natural things; and may he not improperly styled esty, its dntnphoolishnciu. Personals if,-;.. Perfumes Lm The Y owell C om pany .umeFs Specialty Shop “ a‘ w •Tha I’rf - -&H- cr. n« ‘ ““ i I �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD. W E D N E S D A Y ^ T W a V V ♦♦ M M t f * * V V V v t w , w t W 9 'MTVV V V *' V V v T T ^ W W w w r * V V v V V V V V V ♦aA A A * W , ▼ ▼ • • ♦ f t ' f • f • • • • f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ’ ▼ ▼ • ▼ f t f ’f' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ? ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ♦ ♦ O ♦ A A ’f' T4T’f - f f f f f f f T \ . , ♦♦•M-<‘4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 % M -4 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « ^ 4 ^4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * * * * < i,^ * * 4 * 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 v 4 tf 4 4 ^ v 4 4 * * * 4 4 4 f 4 * * i^ ^ 2 J l '. | * ' ' ■<■»■■I DJI 1 J J «.' ' ■"*» 1 1 1 1 ■ ” 1 ■' • ■■’ ' 1' * * I 1' ■- ■ ■ " ~ V «$>*$♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦£♦♦♦♦?♦♦♦♦♦v VVVV^ ,* >£££+ Symbolizing Lakes and Woodlands Ucnllemen I wish (o suggest LOCH-ARMOR as a suitable name for your new sub division. iCH-ARHOR signifies lakes and woodlands. It seems would be an ideal name, for as far as I know, there that ran boast of more beautiful, ndiing, woodland kcs than the property you are about to name. : suburban community in the north was given this i';o, after searching for a suitable name for our new . J.. we could find'nothing more appropriate to the Very truly yours Selecting: a suitable name lor a development of the chavactei gestions Irom which to pick the vigilt name, many hours of worl mimes would be the best. There was a great variety from which tion process was a slow one, the merits of all the proposed names mcied down to four, then three. At this point assistance was < cided upon. In selecting the name we have for Sanford’s finest common, beautiful, and entirely suitable to the wonder all those who assisted us by suggesting various names, declared winner of the prize offered. +4444+4444444444444 )mont, we believe we have chosen a name unthat is under improvement. We wish to thank ret that some may be disappointed in not being 44444444v4444444 * * ? * '* ? + * < '* ? * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 444444444 gM *44M >444444444444< �|g T V ‘ Bi : _ ________ ■H-k nits Down When fames Legal Holiday W fL S f fctfS J « S iS H M '3 ? £ iANFC | FLORIDA FACTS I 17C3 Florida produces a wide variety o f, mangoes, borne of them bring a Rood price on tho markets of the country nnd at times have sold for ns much as two dollars each on Chinese market in Son Francisco. >NESI)AY. no 11, 1925. ThU w„«B|r nu b y S P*5n„ ln «?2 »•»**»• named d efen dan ts. If.U v this was in exchange for Hn' f r e u n ^ r a n y 'o r a ll o f defendants Im dead, to a ll par>ana and the western part of Cuba. snot tle* rlnlmltiit Interests under th e - I . 'S!n« diseased d efen dan ts, to Moses J. Taylor. Jr., and w ife. Pensacola was first laid out ns wit; TTTT---------- -Taylor, w hoso Chrlaa city with streets planned at right \v"mi n*m« Is unknow n: M artha w illiam s; l.nvlck I*. W illiam s and angles in tho year 1703. u lfo. -------- . , W illiam s, w h o so i2LUt.U n ni,fno Is u nknow n; W llW illiams and w ife, ------------The Kings Rond from Iinrington Vvm,A ” "ll;,ms. whose C hristian nnmo Is in.-,- LAuKustine was built by the unknown; „r otherw ise. In and to Pritish in 17G5. the follow Ini; described land, situ ate. lying and being In tho C ounty ot Seminole and State of F lorid a, particularly described a s f o l­ During the early years of the more lows. In.wit: advance °f the citrus industry in The West One-Half (W l-2 ) o f th e I'lorida packing houses were locat­ Northeast Quarter (N K 'i) o f tho Quarter (S R I-t) o f Heced about fifty miles apart and Southeast 23 FaVt Township 13 South, lta n g o Tho tree in Florida require? five insofar as is poable on said day to seven years to benr. It requires .. . * n n 5 , to unite with the people of cvlpitol ami to uni nation nm| less pruning than do citrus trees. " ’C' ^ « . ° o V . l l the other naMarX cniScyl inthat w ar IngiV; Dado county is apparently the rlanm thanks for the signing or tnc. lending place in the state where sday.. Vrm slice which ended the World this fruit is grown. AnilCn W ir and in commemorating that some times more. Today thcro are plS"‘ lJ«v in 1918 when the battle-torn The cocoanut palm, according to packing houses located a t Inter­ *l®. i*'! Persons or parties cta lm ln g *a>< tho armies of the world made peace. o bulletin by the state department vals of about five miles through­ an Interest under W illiam W illiam s, ,°. the Those who gave their lives in tha of agriculture, is well adapted to out the citrus belt. doceased. ns lo irs, devisers, g ra n ",r "‘her claim ants, or o th er*at th Jay should especially be remern- the section along the coast from parades, 'V*f; *1' and to the lands h erein ,*',*vrlhed; and to any nnd nil speech- bored, ns well as thorn who suf­ Saint Lucie Inlet on the cast from sickness or wounds, to Calooiuhntchee river on the west I \ , T ! I.V ( C O U R T O F T IIF . o ilie r persons whose n a m e s are tin ices vot- fered Known. any right. H i l o or JI'lllC IA I, CIRCUIT interest ri.iiming ticularly and I would ask you to join w th coast. In nnd to the lands h erein I ' A M I FOR SKMthe American Legion or with othor any pnrt or I Si 01, H join in IN C H A N . Parcel “'•erlbeU thereof. of patriotic P CKIIV. C O l v r v . He great or organisations For a number of years the nuts It Is hereby ordered that y o u nnd poso in sendee apropriatc to the ffrom the cocoa nut trees of Flor­ A. V. McGuln. p, 1 . , '" u and appear before C om plainant, "nr sahl i Ireult Court at tho Court Miration 3 occasion vs. ida were used only for food, plant­ Muses J. Taylor. Jr., ot al.. House nt Sanford. Florida on tho J Palatkn, ing or souvenirs. The department Mtn ilay of November. A. D.. 1323. „ D efendants. CONVICTS RECAPTURED nnd then and there m ake an sw er |ion post St IT TO OVIKT TITI.K of agriculture announces now, that 1" the MM , f r.nnplalnt exhibited CITATION i of Gov- TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 10. the nut is being used in the pre­ >mi In this cause. To Moses J. Taylor. Jr., and w ife. against ie day a paration of oil sonp. It is further ordered that th is or ------;-------Taylor, wlioao C hristian _(yp>—Will and James Brown, ne­ lirr be h e d ill The Hanford itivc ne­ name is unknown; M artha W il­ Merabi. p u b;liswspaper published In eded sev- groes, who escaped from a road liams; Lovlek l*. W illiam s and w ife Hanford, s, mltmle County, Florida, W illiam s, w hose Chris the I’a- camp while serving sentences from #The cherimoya rnnks among the ----------------IV........'l l, w ,. k for four co n secu ­ eight possiblo tropical fruits that tlan name Is unknown; W illiam A Duval county, have been returned may become of commercial value Williams and wife. W llness my hand and the seal of Williams, w hose C hristian nam e la . .. ' ,r‘'"1* ''"iirt of tin* Seventh |p«s is np- to the state prison. In Florida. It ranks with the unknown; ami each and every of Judicial C i r c u i t of the S tate of |o lie deWill Brown wns found serving choicest of fruits In the world. The J however. If the oth- time in the state prison of Hannas. production of this fruit, however, Icate that Ho was brought hack to Florida is only in its embryonic experi­ lead i will on expiration of his Kansas sen­ mental stages in Florida. Juicily at tence. He wns sent up from Duval There arc largo forests of cus­ Important lcanot be county in April, 191G for 50 years tard pie apples around Lake Okee­ He chobee. Tho custard pic apple is as | even one for breaking and entering. esenped June 4, 1918. _ j ooatjj minted to the Cherimoya Llamntion James Brown, sent up front Du- ns the orange is to the grapefruit. .sugar ap­ tf Florida vnl county in July, 1922, for 0 This is also true of of every years for robbery, and who escap­ ple which thrives along thu sandy tioti and ed in December, 1923, recently ar­ rocky lands of the coast. [the other rived in Akron, Ohio, where he East and West Florida were ccdt war in i was recaptured ligning of fended the ,,r,„ .__, i|i —■ Florida. In and for Somlnnto Conn A* iT *1325,h° lSlh di' ,f of 0etjbcr' ;C 3 . -t*e " ,’ , V. E. DOUOLA88, Clerk of the Clrrnlt Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, lti anti fur County. Uy A. M. WKBK8. (SR A M DcpUty C,«rkDeCOTTRS A- SPENCEE. H ollcltors and of Counsel for tho Complainant. Try Smith's Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. Ne.xt to Valdez. DAYTONA f i REQUIRES TWO MORE SALES­ M EN FOR S AN3F0RD Phone 346-J. 105 So. Palm etto = H We are IMeascd to announce thnt MR. W. 1\ CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tcnn.) has been attached to the sta ff of our Central Florida office, j Hall, Pentland & McCall AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Sanford. g c g r a y , Resident Manager 317-18 First National Bank Building s a n f o r d , F l o r id a •WATER ----- WATER — WATER ----- WATER — WATER NTENSIFIED VALUES Ljtion fol-j jor, of the j (tided that frtmber of -js Liberlie a legal' of the[ a proc-j the pcoplxt their bust- j he in com- ^ ken an a r-; »r.il misery | forlil War, to the [ \V. Martin, |o procluini ember, 1925 1 cold* lead to ta stop them ta emuhitied la tak-. Crc<). . :1 discovery l tootles and es ami iawtoi* i> rcc* Inthoriliea as JHenries for stad other iCreonulsion JtrJe, other •Atindheal »si stop the tviulc thu U ahsbehie scat “Hiipowtii I !aad utisfacP d persistent sxth.ua, ffr* Ripiraphaisrboild. i dis or flu. H ^ c o liis to The Garden in November PLANTING TIME is right NOW—this minute—for MANY SUBJECTS, nnd wo are prepared to supply you these items in finest condition strong hcaity stock at our well known WHOLESALE LOW PRICES. 1. STRONG 3 years old F.VERBLOOMING ROSE­ BUSHES—w'o have a new hatch of three thousand to offer guaranteed to please you and to bloom all'next summer; OPHELIA, RUSSELL. COLUMBIA, RADIANCE, WARD, LOS ANGELES AM. BEAUTY, GENERAL JACtJ., and twen­ ty others; 7oc each; any 12 for $0.00 any 100 for $15.00. 2. NEW LOT of strong 5 to 7 eye PEONY ROOTS JUST RECEIVED; only the newest nnd choicest varieties in all colors shades; our selection of varieties 7oc each; or 12 for $0.00; such varieties as lister! in catalogs at $2 to $5 ench. 3. HARDY PERENNIALS; strong field grown—nny 12 for $1 include: FOXGLOVES, DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS. ALYSSUM SAX ATI LK, HARDY PHLOX, COREOPSIS, IRIS of all kinds, POPPIES, GAILLARDIAS, PYRETHRUMS, ANTIIEMIS, DELPHINIUMS, MALLOWS and all Others you can name. Any 1G0 for $10. 4. GIANT HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS CLUMPS— also POMPONS—In all colors, $1.50 per dozen, $10 per 100 assorted. 5. GOLD MEDAL GLADIOLI choicest new sorts $1 per 100—FOR STORAGE. G. DAHLIAS—newest cactus and century sorts $1.50 doz. —FOR STORAGE. 7. PRIVET for hedging—strong four year old—$15 per !i .-ii; j is literally true ISLAND, and for this reason: Biscayne Bay h as alw ays been the dom inant arb iter of values 100. 8. JAP. BRABERRY for hedging do. do. $35 per 100. 9. SHRUBS of nil kinds—lilac, wclgelias, spireas, forsythias, dcutzias and nil others $1 each, $10 per 12. 10. SHADE and FRUIT TREES—all kinds heavy stock $2 each; $20 per 12. 11. EVERGREEN TREES, PINES, JUNIPERS, SPRUCE, etc., $2 upward, according to size and variety—usk for fig­ ures on your sizes and varieties. NOW IS THE BEST 1IME IN YEAR TO PLANT EVERGREENS. 5 v ^ .. ' I 3»V. \A t\i .s Order TODAY, We Deliver AT ONCE Yours For the Garden ----- The----GREENPORT, N. J. kCt. lidr.) i* >*♦ ♦*<» ♦j* ♦j* ♦♦♦♦♦♦* V ❖ ❖ Come On— it’s Build a Great G iy! long-time money and lots of it, to build great Acii y-vvide co-operative spirit is also necessary. tV f T ? ? ? T ? T T ? WE HAVE BOTH U nial *n£ loans on homes, improved business propL1t> and apartment houses at 7% interest. Lets Over Your Program X 4 H. Jackson o lio n | , itc Insurance Co., anil the Calvert Mo.-tAssets over txvcnly.fixrc miUloiut. 8112 Last Second St. m ' 'U fa V# Harlowarden Gardens and Greenhouses Crco- *,****,* SHORES Phone 611 i> | J ►♦ ♦ V f1V•* x '. * ROPERTY immediately overlooking the bay attains the high­ est price. Values scale downward as you move away from the bay. But on Miami Shores Island, (iOO acres in extent, all lots are either on, or very near, the w ater’s edge. Here then you have a property which you will naturally expect to reflect to the maxi­ mum degree the influence on values of matchless Biscayne Bay. If all property in the Greater Miami area continues to advance in value- and it unquestionably will—will you not naturally expect the greatest increases in property so wonderfully situated as this —entirely surrounded by the waters of Biscayne Bay—the princi­ ple dominating influence on values? J P Do you appreciate what it will mean to you to live upon MIAMI SHORES ISLAND, either right o n the water or on one of the inter­ ior lots just a few steps to the shore of Biscayne Bay? Think what a satisfaction it will be to you to know, that by virtue of the de­ lightful arrangement of lake, rec reation park and golf course, this beautiful island, large enough to establish a community of its own, can never—though every lo t were built upon—become con­ gested or crowded. - 1- -i �— r— ■ ' ,*-?L *<Si!P?'.♦v"' 'v •1‘ ' ' ’ •• v*“ * '*»’* ■' 4;'v riv ■>J 5 Jt'o'it j )»,*<( ll J >> THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925. PAGE EIGHT Today’s Best Investment Opportunity REAL ESTATE BETTER BUYS 1 st National Bank Bid?. 4 lots in Rose Court for $10,000. This is underpriced and the terms are good. In Bel-Air Price $7900 A good small Home, $4,500. Notice These Terms Only $1,000 down, balance easy. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor 203-205 Mclsch Building 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real Esto. "USE YOUR FORESIGHT" WARNING Priced at $2200 for quick ■n’e. ----- For Quick Sale, We Have------ Corner lot, eastern exposure on Twelfth and Laurel. Will sell for $1900, if sold in the next few days. Beautiful lot in Mayfair for only $3750 with suitable terms. Act quick on this! Advance I nPrice, November 15th. Two lots in Franklin Terrace $1250.00 each. House completely furnished on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, $8,500.00. Terms. House and lot No. 1705 Magnolia lot size 63x130 for only $4,500.00. Block of six lots on Snnford Avsnue, one block north of Rose Drive filling sta­ tion, all for $1,200 with terms. Seven room house on Magnolia Avenue very close in. Every modern convenience. Priced for quick sale at $11,000 with terms to suit. Seven rooms and bath on beautiful corner on Sanford Heights with garage npnrtment and three garages on rear of lot. Every convenience. Priced $15,000. SEE US NOW! & THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE Beautiful lot on Hughey Street between Park and Mtignolin, only $1900 for quick sale with good terms. McCALL OSCAR R. BROOKS W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. TODAY’S B E S T M Y S Large lot, 75x110 in Rose Court. Phone 744. TEN CHOICE LOTS 2 Apartment Houses with good income, $25,000. Phone 713. 3 large lots on Mellonvillc Ave., 1 Vfc blocks from ball park Contains 1 corner and 2 inside. Very good investment’ ^ Beautiful plot on Crystal Lake. Runs from Crystal Avenu* w, I to lake. 66x140 ft. This is a giveaway for $1,500.00. w H French Avenue, between 1 1 th and 1 2 th Streets. Eastern ing paid. 64x117. 50x117. These lots can be bought undenS market prices. „ ^ . ^1 5 beautiful, high lots, on Evans S treet, including one corner J lots. At $2,000 each. These cannot be duplicated. "M 1 exceptionally large lot on Sanford Avenue. 70x150. In a rp., tial section. This is worth looking into. 5 room Bungalow .Corner Palmetto Avenue and 13th Street ** Completely furnished. At the very low figure of $6,250.00.’ eJ KARL J. SCHULTZ Bc9> Real Estate and Investments. INVESTMENTS On Lots in Three-Pines-Subdivision, opposite tot! trance to The Million Dollar Race Track, Longwoc< $400 lots. $50 cash, $10 month. No interest, not COLCLOLGII REALTY CO. FOX “The Firm Substantial” 113M* Magnolia Ave. BRYANT & HATHAWAY IIEAI. ESTATE INSURANCE 311 First National Hank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Phone 745 Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfcri,ffc 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land “REAL BARGAINS” Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue........ $ Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feet! front. P ric e ............................................. $10); Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00 fro FOUR LOTS IN AVOCODA TERRACE—$6,300. Terms Thd Investments wc offer are desirable and are in line, on increas-values. We have some real bargains in Sanford Real Estate. lo u know you ought to he buying your home; hat are you doing it? SIX ROOM RESIDENCE Wc have homes, business Property, Lots, Small Farms and Acre*. The best advertising we have is the kind recommendation* of our customer*. There la a reason for their co-operation. So come in and lets get acquainted. Corner Elm and Tenth. $6,500. $2,500 cash, balance easy. FLETCHEIM5ULGER REALTY CO. SPLENDID RESIDENCE Lot on Heights. $2,000. $500 cash, balance about $15.00 month. 113Yj Magnolia. Phone 746 R. C. TISDALE REALTOR Ft Real E state Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. TWO OF THE BEST LOTS In Pinehurst, number 68 and 69 on Hughey Avenue. $3,600. Onethird cash. A number of lots not as nice as these have sold for $2,000 each. CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES FINE BUSINESS PROPER^ We offer today a fine corner property fronti feet on Palmetto Avenue and 74 feet on Third \ southwest corner. A 10-room house in excellent condition on thi perty will easily rent for $150 per month while th< or waits for a substantial increase in the value. ^ lots adjacent are selling for $400 per front foot, ed at $25,000. $1,000 cash will handle for 30 day; own this property. A few good lots left in Pine Crest. $250.00 to $500.00. The Beauty Spot for Homes Look it over and be convinced. CHOICE CITY LOTS NEAR CENTER Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. • SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY SIMMONS, Sales Mgi. 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 210 E. 1st St. We Have 22 Acres Near Geneva Ask Us About It. BARGAINS TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD A SNAP Where Values Are Advancing Daily F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 708-709 Completely furnished 5 room* and sloeping porch, $7600 Fifteen acres in the city limits of Oveida on a clay road includ­ ing lake front of 500 feet. $200 ( . Beautiful corner lot, M*yls'r $4500 Lint your property with us. Wo have calls every day for homos, lots and business prop­ erty. - Iota, Sanford Avenue, close to citf $900 each Dnc lot Fort Mellon......- - ...... You can depend on our entire corporation. One lot Port Mellon............. -...... Dne lot Palmetto Avenue. 52x120...... per acre with terms. Tamiami Land Company Room 3-3V2 Ball Building Phone 142 PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 766 5 Hall Bldg. LAKE MONROE DEVELOP­ MENT CO. E. E. PAGE The Substantial Realty Bro^l 12-1-1 Garner-Woodrutjf Brumley Puieston Bldg. E. F. ANDREWS - - - Manager TELEPHONE 770 j St .V • " Si ■ -jfift ____ �HBK re p', \ , . * ORP HERAT,___________ Good Paper W i l l B e Produced B y “Tree .O f Heaven” produce ‘about 1,000,000 two-wincutl iije d a nnually. These are lluht, can be carried far by the wind and are mid to account fo r‘the trees found in isolated places. MORK INTEREST IN SOCCER PARIS, Oct. 20.—(A1)—The extent to which soccer footall has become an institution in France is shown in the participation of 350 clubs for the French Cup. In the opening matches, 3,058 athletes played football before total crowds variously estimated between 500,000 and 1,000,000 people. There were 114 teams entered in 1919. "ffo W . -■ dr itit.r T and wife. Busan K. -v ~ ‘ Cramer; and cacti and every o f tnn said defendant*. If llvlmr and If any h* “ »»«l appear b efore or all of wild defendants l>e dead, H o ,,;* 1,1 Circuit Court at the Court i n a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . By A. M. WKKKS. t h e n to the heirs, devisee*, g ra n ­ 14th a ,? 1 ? nn»or«l. Florida on the tees, or other elaluiant*. under each mill then of >n'-mber. A. D.. 1915. 4SK MA Deputy Clerkam! every of the ntiove nam ed d e­ to tl. m ake an sw er n eciv rr r.H a sP F .x cr.n . fendant*. to -w iti r r a n r ls J. Lynch against ’ ,lf com plaint exhibited Sotleltors and of Counsel for tho and hushnnd. John t.ynch; --------------“ C om plainant. It V" t»'1" cause, Hester. Whose ................................ la order ii, fl,rV '-r ordered th a t this buidished in Tho Hanford — ... H ester; HcVm.i ............. w ,, M UCO 1ChrisIUIW Sanfor.i a "’'." "paper published In lltchart. hose U S, . °y "e NKIIM tlan name Is unknown, w ife of ooro County, Florida. ns nh„n, your James It. Illehiirt; \V. !I. Leo: K tlvV w"‘k , w ,,k for ,o u r con secu C. Lee and wife. Carrl# A. eMi \Vr h!,,r •h,‘ PrepA. Leo; U hV « n i . h. r ,hr »> vV.lts. Heor*.< \V. Cramer and w lf*. and and seal o f r*. Susan __ today. tomorrow. s Pe us I'.. I Cramer; ln ier e«III is >•* the 'iTlrrm? I'-Z n V of the Seventh ..... * ....... » . . . i i elalm i i i i i k lug In terests and to the lands hereinafter des- n £•" r„e 1 < MMt and •s *»tc of Florhla. In I I HTJ lll-.U-Ht rrllied; to alt persons, w hose nam es the ln o County, on tills HLA1.TV ft*. are unknown elalm ltig In terests as lno 13,,» •!«> of October A. IV. 1»25. See llr . Curley fh o n e 710 hi irs. ilevlecs. Krnntres, or o th er­ Clerk . f v - 1: im rO LA SS. ltd 1- - Miignotl.n \ \ j r . wise mult r Mrs. I'.mlly C. Hlehnrt. S eventhf j *,? ,* Jfcult Court o f the I decease,!. In anil to the lan ds h ere­ ^ £IlllL r" d lelal circu it o f Florida H in.liter described; nnd to nil per­ sons and parties whoso nam es arc uukinovn claim ing any righ t, title or Interest In and to the fo llo w in g described property, situ ate. lyin g and being In the County of Beml-I Hole and State of Florida, m o r e 1 particularly described a s fo llo w s: ammisHARRLSnURG, Pa., Nov. 11.— rr from (/Ph-The Chinese “tree of heaven” r Fort w ill produce paper pulp of Rood questlength- Whereas it was about Operation fibre condemned ns -----------a noxious plant rCCtl L a to tO be DC COnucmatvu il .it it may in lnlnr mlve ask ed lal°r years help to lulve S the op- ‘ the problem of wood* shortage e~~ for ‘e probh Was ad- paper purposes. iper manufacturing mi • paper pulp _t- there j Tho The trees trees paper , . possibilii throujth (ties was discovered in experiments ouducted by the Pennsylvania doSERUM RIDS RECEIVED ‘ ---- * •••*»In ro cum.......*3 reBta and waters. TALLAHASSEE, Flo., Nov. 10. ii -- 'f0~ pnrtment ot with ,v„ for contracts in the r for the co-operating the forest nro-l_|/p)—Hid* pro of Ag- ductii laboratories at Madison, supply of scrum virus for Florida of Talla-lWis. As a result, the department livestock will be considered at the to-wlth: r>—: l...in n|nnt thousands of ailanthus fi!*,;*l*._ ■ j 5 / § ' ’ ROSE ■ r“» >» * * :iM\ ' / Six rooms, garage, large lo t vl • / I ! | Built w ith g reat care for resident owner. High grade, built-in features and many extras se­ s lected for comfort nnd convenience. Essentially n worth-while property. R. L ROBERTSON , a 1 *^ *4•*l AUDITS — SYSTEMS m o n t h l y u o o k k e e p in g s e r v i c e Hnont 15, Masonic Temple. I SanfordGrove,Ine. WISE BOAT WORKS *nu u»c ••••-. — Southeast- for ornamental purposed edical As- spread so quickly that, where It Atlanta, grows in thickets, its aggressiveis on the ness lias begun to crowd out n at­ Importance ive treea Measurements showed that one rj.operation sprout grew 12 1-2 feet in n single l OTh. Vet * * -----------CP- fork.'’ ,ions of the season. From these measurements it was figured that in 25 years the Indance. ■ 1 1 '■n V—, UI„U average tree would be GO feet high and 10 inches in dinmter, allow­ |te Springs, the State ing for slower growth ns the tree a visitor . m atu red . A tree at this age will W. Carter, = fchnson w as tssee by his L e of work Lrtnunt beInecessary t o ' ■ V the fo r c e ., ■ p lo y e d for | to an a n ­ te State ■ [<d ainutoa ■ j * pa"*- * liijol of kythe Ma- ■ flonda. U - j " mile, the;* ritttmlancc, n U;jl jdilresJ B Tent- ■ r !S n.-.ch of the n Iare here has J fays in mail-1 ■ ( W illiam s, X. \V.' V villhu,^. Carrie Cain and « . W. .McDowell! Com plainants, F ran cis J. Lynch,% t nl. READ Property On First Street Extension For Sale The Forest Lake Hotel is nearing completion. has 150 rooms, all engaged. HART NASON, Local Manager 507*8 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 219 paaaaaaaaaanaa aaj« aa j^ a iy iii awaii a■ aa a w a a w — wa*^ 2 2 ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. O ne o f the Highest II Points in or near Sanford The Arcnde with 40 different apartm ents will lie ready by January 1st. 1 I Paving on F irst Street Extension rapidly going forward. * •• A * n * • l ! IGURES furnished by County Engineer Williams prove that Sanford Grove’s ele­ vation is almost as great as that found at any other point in this section. No land between Lake Monroe and Sanford Grove lies as high as does this property. Don’t you believe the property along this street is going to rise in price when these improvements are complete? If so why don’t you buy and get the honefit of it. F We have some of this property listed with u s for sale below the m arket value. We also have some busi­ ness property close in on Sanford Avenue for sale at a sacrifice today. HILE it is true there is some low property that must be passed in reaching our development, and while this fact might give one the impression th at all of the land in the southeastern section of the city is low, such is not the fact. Highly ele­ vated so that it catches a continuous breeze from the east, Sanford Grove offers more delightful surroundings than the average subdivision. It has an elevation of 40.50 feet above Lake Monroe. 221 Mcisch Building. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY . 1 ddge /.Vt l < I W action begun uiE aH nH K H B H nniia«B cnnnifnaR B tiH aa>aa«K aaM aaH iiiaiU E a*; fcdo. fi ■ • - **!)•-com pil-1J ry work in H ire keen sent ■ L’aited State.:. ■ □ Ir.our.t of fbomic reptc- a in ten a lades section, [| the internal e Five of the a J. showed ljo a eciusf their a Ibern paid. 2 th9 WANT ADS St IT TO n t'IK T t It m " lant’ CITATION T o Francis J . L y n c h a n d h it s . hand. John Lynch; --------------- - i|, «. ter. w hose C hristian name Is un­ know n, wife of M. K. U cster------------------ Itlch art. w hose C hris­ tian name Is unknow n, wi f e of Jam es I’.. Itlchart; \V\ It. t.ce; F. «*. Lee and w ife, C urrie A. t.ce; i.eur- a ----- Huilder of-----GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Boats and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Horn, Florida ANFORD GROVE is comprised of 148 acres of heavily wooded land, richly endow­ it.: ed with luxuriant vegetation, and with thousands of beautiful pine trees. Ttlies in a section that is making a rapid growth, and many are predicting that due to the fact that it is so well located, values there will increase enormously during the coming months. . S . B rothers % •\ «... • * J S P E C I A L 1TYPE--A S E D A N Attractive Homesites at Low Prices Will be offered the People of Sanford If Dodge Brothers had deliberately built the Special Type-A Sedan for women, they could not more perfectly hve met feminine requirements. 4 That women recognize this fact is ^ • ♦ • • > ! V plentifully evidenced on every hand. The car’s striking beauty, its ease of handling and world-famous dependa­ bility are features which every motor­ ist values—but which women value themos t. HEN this tract of property was purchased several years ago by E. C. Miller, its present owner, there were few developments in this section, and consequently the land was acquired at an amazingly low price. Now it is the intention of Mr. Miller to give the people Sanford the benefit of the low price at which the land was purchased by placing greatly reduced value on a few homesites that are to be offered for sale. W 0 \ A s k us about D odge B rothers N e w C r e d it-P u r c h a s e P lan 1. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS has shown that it is the purchasers of property in tho first units of de1 velopmcnts, that make the greatest amount of profit, and history will repeat itself when those who are fortunate enough to own lots in the first section of Sanford drove, make substantial profits on their investments. I t ISTORY S ANFORD GROCE is in a class by itsel f. It is admirably located for the homeseekers, and in addition offers a great opportunity for profit. t •« “ A M I D M A J T ’S T I C F I N E S ’ FIRST NTAIOFfAL BANK BLDG. Co ■ yaiftB ttCfi —"’ “TV SANFORD, FLORIDA �T H E SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1925 In the World o f Sport irig ronl estate operators in Floricla today. IIo is president of Day­ tona Shores and of the Investors Realty Compnny of Miami. He was not long ago the youngest bank president in Chicago. “The recent announcements of the organization of such tremend­ ous developments as Davis Shores strongly indicates thnt the rest of Florida is due for pcrhnps ns great prosperity ns Minmi has enjoyed in the past two years," the devel­ opers said. “Miami has mnde astounding strides. Her success and rapid growth have een unpresedented. "Yet prices in the Magic City have advanced to such a stage that the nverage investor cannot partic­ ipate in tile boom. Ho naturally looks elsewhere. He is coming northward, where prices are more, after his liking. "I see remarkable things in store for Central and Northern Florida. Mother Nature has been very gen­ erous to those sections and, with more and more capital p Hiring in­ to the country, their progress this winter should amaze the world." tourneyHaaAtnmassed Total o f 99 Points While Edgar Jones of Florida Clings To 2nd Place With 79 Markers South Carolinn vs. Furman nt Greenville. Tulnno vn. Sewnnec at New Or­ leans. Virginia vs. V. I*. I. at Chnrlottesville. ■gM Georgia Tech vs. Georgia at At­ m prrrrrff:■ lanta. ■■9m *.i Kentucky vs. V. M. 1. at Charles­ ton, VV. Vn. Willinm & Mnry vs. Haskell nt m Richmond. Far West California vs. Washington nt Berkeley. Montana vs. U. S. C. nt Ixjs An­ It costs 95 cents more per box geles. Stanford vs. U. C. S. nt Palo to ship cabbages from Ijcesburg Florida to New York City than it 1Alto. Colorado Aggico vs. Colorado at does to produce them, according to F. W. C. Krnimcr, manager of Fort Collins, Col. Colorado College vs. Utah at Col­ the Leesburg Truckcra AssociaHere’s “Shorty" Norman, feather­ orado Springs._________________ weight bnckfield star of Tulnno University nt New Orlenns. Nor­ man weights only 128, but is a iiuro enough regulnr. Ho is thought Three Inin on Perk Are.. 95000.00 nnil 9.1S00.00. to bo the lightest bnckfield player Four roam houar, •Ion IfIe icnrime anil two lola 91900.00. or| any major college elecen. Two lot* IZ.IiIOO 91000.00 enrh. Two loin nrnr llepnl for 97000.00. Itnrgnln. Two lola on I'nrk 1.1.1*ISO 9U500.no. Tnkr a look. NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—(/R)— Two lola on annforil Air. Onr 9*000.00, olhrr 90000.00, Following nro the more important Nlrr lot on Kim Avr. 95000.00. You rnn'l heat II. foothall gnmes in the East, Middle West, South and Fur West for Sat­ urday, Nov. 1-1: Two lola In Mayfair. The only two ainllahln East 1Mlola la City limit" for 937.000.00. Ynle vs. Princeton nt New Hnven. rholre It. II. fruntnicr at 910.00 per font. ,\lrr lola on Ouk Air. f’nll nml are tb,rui. Harvard vs. Brown nt Provi­ I linvr Ihr rholrrat nrrraar In rlly for auliilli lalon, O J I U I 1 , u u . 1 e c u .. i) dence. Irrralril Inlk with me. Reese, Vanderbilt .. B Army vs. Columbia at New York. If It'a Imalnraa properly I hnir that. Sparrow, N. C. .. 2 George vh. Centre ut Washing­ Ilnir aunir on n UU yrnr Irnar—rnn'l hr hral. Smith, Kentucky .. 5 ton. If you nre a alrnmcrr II will pay you lo Intratljcntr. Caldwell, Ain .. .. 4 Pittsburgh vs. Pennsylvania nt Underwood, N. C ... 3 Philadelphia. Winslott, Ain......... 4 Syracuno vs. Colgntc nt Syra­ 1 Brown, Alnbnmn .. 4 W. J. THIGPEN cuse. Young, Vnndy .. .. 4 West Virginia vs. Penn State nt Bishop, Florida .. 4 Tho Puleston-Brumley Building. Phone 517 Morgantown, W. Va. Brown, Ain, ^ « 4 Williams va. Amherst nt Wil- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Dodson, Tenn .. .. 4 linnistown. Gibbons, Scwnneo 4 Navy vs. nucknell at Annapolis. Palmer, W. & L. .. 4 Rutgers vs. Holy Cross a t Wor­ * Williams, Auburn 2 cester. Williums, Ga. Tech 2 Cornell vs. Canisiipi nt Ithaca. Boston vs. West. Va. MIXED VEGETABLE SALAD Wesleyan College nt Boston. Use any cold cooked vegetable I.afayette vs. Sus(|uehnnun nt . you hnvo on linnd. Chill them 1* thoroughly nml combine tlu»m rare* Easton. Middle West fully mid attractively. String Dartmouth vs. Chicago ut Chi­ beans and cauliflower go well to- cago. The demand for Engraved Person­ .gether. Diced beets and pens, liW. J. vs. Detroit at Detroit. 'mn beans and carrots, carrots and al Christmas Greeting Curds is pens, chopped spinach alone— Notre Dame vs. Carnegie at always so great toward the end these nre but suggestions. The South Rend. of the season that it is impossible Ohio State va. Michigan ut Ann cook with an instructive feeling to give the desired service und fo r whnt is good in combination Arbor, avoid disappointment. Minnesota va Iowa nt Minneap­ will devise n salad out of any left­ To eliminate this eondition, as fur over vegetables she may have on olis. as possible, we advise the early Purdue va. Northwestern a t Lahand. placing of orders for engraved fnyj'tte. Christmas Greeting (birds and we Illinois vs. Wabash a t Urluiim. are now ready to submit samples Indiana vs. Rose Poly nt llluomof our new designs. ington. These card represent by far the Wisconsin vs. Michigan Aggies most exquisite line wo have ever at Madison. shown. _Missouri vn. Oklahoma nt Colum­ Early selection is advisable as bia. quantities are limited in some of the most desirable numbers. Kansas Aggies vs. Nebraska nt Manhattan. Speriul Orders for Engraved Per­ Grinnell vs. Knnsns nt Grinnell. sonal Greeting Cards should bo Dos Moines va. South Dukotu at placed now. Vermillion. Texas Christian vs. Arknmus at F ort Worth. South Alnlmmu vs. Florida at Montcry. . Auburn vs. Vanderbilt nt Bir­ mingham. Maryland vs. Washington & Lee nt Washington. Tennessee vs. Mississippi A. & M. ut Knoxville. (Formerly Enterprise) Games Saturday H G iv e s Y o u c o n fid e n c e OW conscious wo aro of our akin! Even ono little pimple or blackhead will so embarrass ua that wo want to hide right away. And eczema, bolls, blotches and rashes! Why, theuo awful things simply destroy all our ambition! But wbat confidence wo havo In Ourselves if our Bkln Is clear ami unblemished—freo from any erup­ tions or breaking out! A clear skin In one of tho greatest possessions In tho world—and It is so easy to have It. All that Is necessary la to jteep our systems full of rich, red, pure blood. 8. 8. 8. helps Nature build tbia blood And tho Impuri­ ties that cauao these so-called skin disorders are driven right out of tho system. If you want tho kind of skin that captivates men and compela tho ad­ miration of other women, Just refhember that you can’t havo it If your blood Is Impoverished. But, just build red-blood-cells In your plood with 8. 8. 8. and your dream of a soft, rosy, velvot skiu, clear of blemishes, r ltl bo ro_ atliU'd. Then notice f \ [he difference iu tho C C | #ray yeu feel. 8. 8. 8. baa proven for generations that X. S It helps Noturu build tbo rich, red blood that makes beau­ tiful akin and healthy bodies. Let 3- 8. 8. prove It for you. Get 8. 8. 8. from any drug store. And get the larger bottle. It’s more fc<momk«L In the H eart of the Town at prices which promise Such as are now assured in Henson Springs by interests who have just purchased vast holdings here with a view ot building a modern city. Inquire N o w .................... Later Mnv it** Tnn Lnte Folks arc com ing to rloiu..x itorn every part o f the country. Naturally they b ilag w ith them favorite iccipcs for th e dishes popular at home. S nowdrift is equally good in any recipe and the best way to prove what a good shortening S nowdrift is, is to try it in your ow n favorite recipe. Ihe Substantial Realtor Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Phone 770 �M^ _ * / :’7 v ' f / v ■ .^ E jU N F O R D HERALD, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1925. . ----------- = PAGE ssified Ad on This Page is a Paying Investment FOR SALE: 10 acres, 4 miles south 12—Advtff. Mediums of Sanford, lot G1 Eureka Ham­ Iteildant of F lo rid a lin e * 1114. mock. Price ?2,000. Favorable H efeioncea: PALM BEACH COUNTY — The terms. Mrs. Pauline Layne, 1403 Firm N ational Ilank. eagieauaTu0 t80 F? l-r v ic I do NEW Real E state Investments stupendous develop­ No. Ash Wichita, Kans. ment Rend about it in the Palm J. H. HUTCHINSON nl«M- Mm** • 'i- f 'jJ S 'M ’ S lum ber y a r d „ J e transfer. Phone 651 and IIKAL KST.4TB oeach Post. Sample copy sent on 20 I’or Sale, Miscellaneous request. m Went F irm S treet We have buyers for REEL & SONS A complete line of Phone 475 FOR SALE: Building lot on Park _ You Drive It. . TO REACH the prosperous farmMember of SANFORD. FI*A. Cypress and Pine Ave. Close in, Eastern exposure. W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. RFlorida Stiile . ers nni* fern growers of Volus- Framing For price and terms call 713. F lo rists A**oclatlon. ___ small acreage and n ? u?!y advertise in the DeLand 5 — Autos, Sale FOR SALE: Acreage from one to Uady News, rate lc per word, cash Sheathing Siding twenty acres. Box 91A, Sanford with order. 1920 Bulck Touring. Fin. city property DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Flooring 1921 Chevrolet Touring. Ceiling * ensacola is beginning tho 1925 Ford Coupe. REMINGTON Portable four-bank greatest development in Georgia’s G. TAYLOR DYER 1923 Essex "4" Coach. Typewriters, "the king of port­ history; a half million dollar high­ Finish 1920 Velie “6" Touring. Painting—Decorating —ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding way to the gulf beach just finiah- Mouldings 1921 Dodge Touring. PHONE 303 Machines. Can’t be bent. Seminole etl; at two million dollar bridge Lath ; 1* J Terms To Some l’eople Printery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. across Escambia Bay started; Brick S*nI. W. Phillips’ Sons FOR SALE: Underwood typewrit- !!^ rter million J°Har opera house Lime bitbla .... andi desk, _____ un‘ler orconstruct on: construction; twn million*.two millions Plaster rtlon. Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. er separately to­ quant being spent on highway; greatest gether. Both new. Mrs. R. O. Travba chance for live developers to get White Rock Plaster Bivrd ii*» Vnldez Hotel Lobby. II. B. LEWIS CO. of in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Nails iia i i i i k h s h o p 7 —Business Service FOR SALE: One Ford one-ton opment Department. Tho I’ensn- Screen Wire 113 Magnolia Ave. coln News. truck. Apply Rex Packard. • First Class Barbers Builders Hardware CANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pt«Real Entate—Investment* Special Attention Doirs ecriptions, Drugs. Sodaa. We ADVERTISING gets results If It 21—Sale, Beal Estate Given To ladles and Children. are as near you aa your phone. renches potential buyers. Pa- Windows Call 103. FOR SALE Corner lot 120 feet latka Daily News is circulated in Frames and Screens front, 125 feet deep, on Sanford nn industrial and agricultural sccOffice Manager, Sam Yount* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I tion. Made to Order thalr Ave., across street from Barbecue Successors to Gillon & P latt Elton J. Moughton k« "• tlO Magnolia. Everything elec­ •’Lind, 12 lots in Ginderville suhdi- TAMPA d a ii y t im p c T,m™ bar If Murphy Ironing Boards ARCHITECT jit one trical. Phone 422. Electragith vision, cheap. Ti-rms roM„„abl.. U. FI,! Thousands read tho S clns Medicine Cabinets J. care Herald ba* ■ Radio. sified pages of Florida’s Gifat First National Bank Bldg, can’t [un!e»» E. SPURUNG, subdivision U?"?0 Dnilyv rates 2 ccnts » word, The Price Is Right 7,9,11 B R OA D WA Y (Ground Floor) Sanford. ------------ Florid# WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ J. specialist. Subdivision to Or--Vmmum 2oc«»*h with order. nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, ( lando, Florida, and F l o r a Write for complete rate card. New York City SANFORD Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. ‘t Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Expert service. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— way. VALDEZ HOTEL Orders executed for Send in your subscription to tho H u r o p r n n F in n dial. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing FOR SALE: 120 feet east front­ Tribune or hand it to your local STOCKS & BONDS Engraving, Embossing. See ur age by 200 feet deep on San­ dealer so you can read Florida's S a n fo r d 's l .e a d l n * H o te l W. S. PRICE, Mgr. and advances made thereon first. We do I t Phone 417-W ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addrera greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three months R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t P. O. Box 352. X V U IIT W . W A I I N K I t . M n n n * e r $2.00. tf you desire $1,000 insur- 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w Correspondence Solicited JAMES H. COWAN—Alt kinds FOR SALE: 4 beautiful lots on ante policy add 75c to your order.' of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Silver Lake, 100x106. Prices $1,-1“ . --------------------------------- 1 Water and Bont Tanks. At Oak 000, $1200 and $2000. Address 615 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuAvenue and Third S tre e t Tele* Pnlmotto Ave. F. W. Curtis, own- , KU?‘a\ C a * Augusta’s greatest NOTICE cr. Phono 255. [classified medium, rnte, cash, 9c phone 111. charge. 10c minimum. TO ALL CONTRACTORS MIRACLE Concrete Co* general ' MATNE — Watervllle, Morning 22 —Sale, Furnituc cement work, aldewalka, build­ I Sentinel. Thousands of Mnine ing hlocka. Irrigation boxes. J. H. On and after January the lities i people are .interested in Florida • We carry a full line. . . . Terwllleger. Prop. Our prices nro right. Cash or, property. Reach them through 10th, 192(5, th e P a in te rs scale ... . 5 . .... iinm. 3.—Five adjoining lots on nt3 HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa o> terms. Wo wnnt your business t 7.° Sentinel. Rato card on ap1.—An opportunity to buy Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. Phcation. Iu ,n ,,e * , ’UU l)Lr 1,01,1 • Service. Quality and Pries. French Ave., at 13th Street. lots In n fast growing resi­ 321 E. First St. Local 1261, Sanford $12,500.00 for all five lots. ADDRESSING — M(lltlgrnphlng. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell dential section. Located in anything? If so advertise folding and mailing—as you 1-3 cash, balance I, 2, and 3 South Sanford. F’ucing on ln By M. D. JACKSON, 21—Lost, Found the Gainesville Sun. wnnt it— whpn you want it. years at 8','r. Corner lot can Dixie Highway, $25,000.00 Financial Secretary. Phone 673. II. E. Porch. First ho bought for $4,500.00 1-3 will buy all of these lots Stores LOST: Bunch of keys in postofficc LEARN ABOUf Folk County and Vntinnnl Bank Bldg. cash; balance, t, 2, and 3 yrs. or on First Street. Return and lakeland, through the StarNew Shipment of with one (bird rash nnd the 8—For- Rent, iApartm ents rcceive liberal reward. It. E. John- Telegram. Best advertising me­ at 8Ve. Mirrorware Aluminum balance to suit purkliascr. idium in South Florida. Published | --------------------------------------------- • son. sonr" »», ! has just arrived. We can com- | The price is to advanvc Dec. FOR RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms lO W rT T T Z ;----- j-----7 7 7 7 ' ' STAR-TLLEGRAM- , J . kitchen in the. I, 1925. It will pay you to '„„ki,,g utensils...... ntul garage, at once. 1100 W. 1st LOST. Liver colored bird dog. Lakeland. Florida._____________ ^ investigate. 4.—Apartment House site St. Newman P h o n e d 0^ 5*1" |A LITTLE WANT AD IN’ The BA LL H A RD W A RE CO. corner Park Ave., and 5th ---------------------------------------------HERALD will bring you in big PHONE h 9—For Rent, Houses Street. $107 117. F’aces Ineous LOST: Collies pup with white col- results. Advertise those old nr- . -------:-------— 2.—Ten acres of good truck Central Park, the most beau­ lar. Six months old. Phone tides you have stored away and FO R CITY COMMISSION I FOR .FOR RENT: A new modern sixfarming land in Euroka Why, waste your lime run­ room bungalow, furnished r o m - 1 ® ? ^ ^ ' F r e n c h Ave. Reward^ have no use for. A little thirty tiful park i nt|ie city. The l hereby announce my eunHammock. Flowing well hiqg ning alound .looking for a price for a short lime is nlcte. Double gnrnge. $00 Mrs. 25— Opticians, Jewelers r '0?.1 ut* nlay y?u si!v! , (lidacy'in the coming city-elec-1 'been: driwn On-tiifn p ro p erty good investment? Let us Parker, corner Elm *nnd Central. V VI FI F in,„0i„P— ' dollars. I hone 148 hnd a top Tract is conveniently located $30,000.00. Fourth cash, bal­ show you how you can in­ tion for tin: office of City J — - ■ -— —— *1. L. VIhLr., Jeweler. Watch, sentativo will call and see you. near n loading station. $300 vest your money nnd double jewclcry and clock repairing and ance !, 2, and 3 years at 8CF. 10—For Rent, Rooms Commission. per acre will buy this ten it in tho next thirty or sixty engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag- MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people | This is the choice location of II. R. STEVENS | acre tract. Terms will be dnys. Wo have been in tho aro interested in Florida. Each TWO FURNISHED Rooms for nolia Avenue. Phone 442. the apartment house sites. made. rcnl estate business for years of them through a classified ad light housekeeping. Call Mrs. 28—Plant, Seeds, Trees nnd nro glad to sny^wo hnvo in tho Morgantown POST. Six TO THE CITIZENS I Powers, 556-J or 109 W. 9th. St. the finest listings And tho cents a word lor six consecutive OF SANFORD 4TEWART TH'i FLORIST" r9 best values in tho Stato of issues. , F ’OR RENT: One furnished room, d ie s Flowers for all occasions. I wish to announce ttiat I Florida. 110 W. Third St. COLUMBUS <Ga..) LEDGER — am a candidate for the office 814 Myrtle. Phone 2G0-W COMF1 AND INVESTIGATE Classified nds have the largest Owners nro urged to list FOR RENT: Garngc at 511 Park of City Commissioner to be 33— W a n te d circulation in Southwestern Geor. . their properties with us for the regular applies Ave. COMPANY. gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line, determined ill - REALT Y 'll better results and quick action .............................. __ held 7: 7| Municipal Election to be FOR RENT: One large room with PROPERTY OWNERS -List your ‘ property with us and get best re- TO REACH BUYERS or sellcra of . ... . Tuesday after -C R E A L T 0 B 3 > double bed. 618 Ouk. Phone Florida real estate advertise in nil OH irs i ULSiiay a u %►X. 4..W. 622- W._________________________ suits. We have buyers for homos and lots. Fletcher-Bulger Realty the St. Petersburg Times. One cen , the f i r s t Monday lit UccemJOHN E. FOX, Representative 11— For Sale, Acreage tor Co. See Mr. Curley, Phone 746. | cont a word daily, two centa a won jl,c r 0 f th is y ear. FULTON, INC. S u n d a y s . __________________ Your consideration will be 120 South I’ark Ave. FOR SALE: On asphalt road 5 WANTED: Painting nnd pnper Orlando appreciated. acre farm 2 years in cultivation, hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Real Estate ‘We Cover Florida Real Eatnto Like the Sunshine Morning Sentinel; largest clnssi-1 ].’ HOUSHOLDER. , e | west of Sanford, for quick turn, ford and N. Y. fied business, rate lc n word, min­ Brokers Developers Promoter! $2700. II. H. Bankston, Sanford, 1----- -----------------------------------------GENERAL CONTRACTOR: All imum 21c cash with order. alt CLOSE acreage for snle by kinds of subdivision work, clear­ ■s s s s s i i i s i s v * * * * * * * Heminole Hotel CLARKSBURG EXPONENT owner, etc. N. S. Wright, De ing. Aildress J. Oliver, 518 Eastj THE 1 —Central West Virginia’s larg­ | Land, F'la. 8th Street, Sanford, FTa. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per SANFORD, FLORIDA. lc; 6 or ( LOSE IN ACREAGE FOR SALK WILL BUY any property, any word; 4 insertions 1 1— more lc per word each insertion. BY OWNER where, nny time, city lots, In and adjoining the city limits of acreage, old property or im­ ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Be Land—fronting more than one proved. Make offerings right ald. South Georgia’s greatest SMITH & RAWLINS \ Ci . mile on Ihe Daytona-Del.and pavnow. Tomorrow is a day lost. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Heal Estate Brokers pvj.V h irh ra y —undulating to rolling C. T. J. Herald Office. weekly and Sunday. ClussUted 212 Magnolia Avenue , 1>U) --p’* low or waste land—all meat, rates 10c per line. Wuycross JourSANFORD, FLA. Nov. 1st or Dec. 1st to May 1st » _ili * bone— Lioo acres, ready for sub* WANTED: Colored women for nnl Herald, Waycross, Georgm._ mf,'!*3 division because Del.and needs it. T. . . . . cleaning. Apply Hotel Forest L. _’’*** IK t L.. 4 >4 2.. 1 1. I.. 1 For Our Northern Salesmen 'ft THE MORNING JOURNAL is the ! TifitT lht f?ct ,hnt U. iH tf>e '»n,y lante Lake, Monday a. m. accepted want ad medium m tract in or adjoining ndloimng the citv city limlim­ .— -------------- -— Several single rooms. A its, that is available, will give the 31—W anted Help, Female Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 2oc. developer n monopoly. Between a Two small apartments ...................... ten million dollar development and WANTED: Experienced saleslady ........ ............ ......... ............. .. wv.u,.,™ for millinery and ready-to-wear. F0R BIG RESULTS J.dvcr *em Del.and—homes built and occupied Centrally located. PJ^iioni *0 the line of the property. Will, Only those thoroughly experienced j t ^0 FORT LAUDr.K Ilauniel's Specialty d AII.Y NEWS—it covers BrowF».Bq;httr, Clj( into 7000 lots—should average need apply. I nrd County thoroughly which _ 1* Ha. $ >00.00 each or $3,500,000 gross., Shop. ------------' one of the most rapidly growing |~~~ -—. I’rlte! $100.00 per acre. Terms, 35—'W anted Help, Male sections on the Florida Coast. r 4 Body "ill **pll the choicest 200 acres of Sample copy and rate card upon, j m| above on comfortable terms at You aro wnsting time and mo- •' iflt *** of con-i; "’(,,) Ppr acre. if this puge page hasn’t your clas- — ----------noyV it Realtor (, *ri corcs 7-!'* nrr,‘M ' n vicinity of Orange sified advertisement, Phone it in I i.*oit SAL FI—Space on the pog’ your wants around to us or Ip Leaning fine tract of 10 acres, one f„r classified advertisements, j today. No. 148. font* us and we will come Milaue Theatre Bld)f. 214 E. FIRST ST. |p®5 *11 re- ®* I® acres, three of eighty acres; , —„ , 1 t T I Why not rent those vacant rooms, I dilator & 'me half to three mile-s of city WANTED: Boy at the running. I ostnl •*-**: n lhat second-hand goodsW. It. SMITH, Mgr. L^ (l R. II. Dmlt-H of Orange City; i*rice $ 150 Phone 153. egraph Office. Apply at once. ------------- —----to IHr ncie. Terms if taken --------------------- -------------- 1OHIO—Xenia. M ak o jm u » jw Beautiful lot in Ft. Mellon ’ lhe Xenia Gazette Zenf a ll \;C?n ,a i a ^^ole will make slight reduc- WANTED: At once real salesman. Apply to E. F\ A n d r e w s , manager ohjo |;ich agricultural duIVr allied 1*lon ln ,,rice- Brokers protected. Addition, CO x 137 feet, $1,Ij»ke Mary Development t o. Drum- tnct. t . Want ad and display rate P 3oo w 'I u u , . N’ 8- " RIGHT 500.00, if taken at once. TO0-W. (Albion Hotel Del.and. Florida Icy-Puleston Bldg. Hv GEORGE McMANUS on reciuest. 3— Autos, Rent WATCH , THIS SPACE EVERY I] DAY HILTON’S ! FOR OUR Phone 31 ' BEST i BUYS Henry Clews & Co. IN CASH LUMBER CO. 1 REAL ESTATE V Schulte s Selected Listings W.V. Wheeler 4111st Nat’l. Bank Building s Phone 490W J Wasting Time J v i i'Si % • .41 t 1: 'talei Wanted for Season (i ACRES FINEST LAKE s Si FRONT PILOT A BARGAIN Bodwell R ealty Co., Inc. FATHKR 10 T r ’ OH’ 'T E‘b "<E ^>: YOU MR vDCiC^ M't tsr.vv HE-tcYHOOlR - t)tT OOv;f4 '■ 'Ape ^ TE.l_U M E W M 'x T O O M O V E D rtCYtT D O O R '5 HeREL O L D N F .IC jM C jO R h o o p r tjL i ov A' ll ----IX ‘ V* fv — 1 - '* OH' w e WVJ'o (NEIM ROe>C)E O OOP- AvCQivi\ V/Vt't AV_l- t h e . LAO^htcw . ue T Mf. 1*4 OH ' T e Ft/WV • PtAsW* OH !HAW -v H A W ! r vha' e.O \\\ ri* — r TlME^a AHD THEY M OVED O U T ’ b O M E OiMO tiT O L E l” 7 O n e ! o f TttE. m o v i n Ci r - ’V - ■•VA BROWN li Realty Co. 1 •122 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w Jilillllllll iH <3 ----- --'*rN| *T \y k +#• ; :-rrr* -—----- Ten acre farm, all in culti­ vation, has good modern residence, 27 blocks from post office $25,000.00. IT * , (r - ©I92» vi Intx F eature bEwvicc. Inc $*•1 risk" tit. Four room house and lot at Maple and Third. A REA1* BARGAIN a t $-1,000.00, THAT'b W H 'f T H E P E O PL E . M O V ED O U T T E ^ T O O O R - TME'Y WER.E fSUP.C,L^R.tZ.EO TVtEMTY J 3 SSI 00a HFAt J> o o r , n o <4 p iCi r mnnua!^ ■1 II'll ---------- 1 J i m � 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 11, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 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/bf2541af4858264a647430120e1cc286.pdf 224a33ead32adcf43855bdd820d8718d PDF Text Text ip A P fiB t r Ida’s H eart, THE WEATHER . .. Florida: F a ir .tonight and Wi no. .day except posjibly shoWert Seat Vegetable [t G arden L and « ' x t r r » e ^ i o i i l h iiortiO p. . Minimum Temp. a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e sa n fo r d , F l o r i d a , T u e s d a y . N o v e m b e r 10, i n HOME EDITION NEWS SUMMARY A1LANTA MEET Sanford Business Men To . S I . - ADDRESSED 1i avel «J «r—«l . Pullman z * 3 J U U U lf gBY j I 0 _ _By IT71 S p • T « __ repeal of miscellaneous tnxcB to be * made todny by house Wnys and « a n i - Com m ittees’of^F ourth N et,one, M U M Radio Conference at work on ape- a I l a l i l l ftflT P D T L i l l i fij? ^ £ Show s e rW a rn - To Get Out o f Debt, He says lie n I n anam a Crop Diversification Stressed By Speaker Co-operative Marketing Will Solve Many Problems; Hank Statistics Are Given Out b etio n t o is e r t i o n s A number of prominent San■'•rd residents are planning a combined booster trip nnd pleas* ort* tour for this week end. A special Pullman car lies been chartered to carry the party to .Montgomery, Ala., to attend the ’I**'Alabama football (tame, "Inch take;! place there S atu r­ day, .While primarily n pleasure trip, every advantage and oppor­ tunity will he taken to boost Sanford, it is declared. Banhits are being printed to dcc'•i-::te tli;■ car. nnd arrangem ents have been made to distribute large ipinntities of chamber of commerce literature. Many Montgomery men have already inverted in Sanford, •t is said, and an effort will be made, with their help to inter­ cut nuinv i.tjurs r the "Cty Sub­ stantial.” The Governor of A h - Commission Will Institule Suit To Get Kight-nf-Wny From Itnilroml To Extend H ired And Houlevnrd Soon Settlem ent May Be Made Oul O f Court ATLANTA, Gn., Nov. 10.—(>p)_ The garden patch, the chicken is e c u t io n yard, the pigpen nnd the cow pas­ ture is the proper route for the Nov. it).— one -crop farm er to take to discard nmont air bis mantle of debt, It. A. Cooper line and in I of Washington, Federal Farm possessions Loan Commissioner, told the antoday in jnual southern convention of the before the Fertilizer Association here today. tial. 1 “The fan n e r who keeps a few lys of the pigs, cows and chickens, anil raises to support garden stuff for family use is less rje of near­ likely to have his application f,.r a by air invesloan rejected by the iiuermedinte l-zre.iaion a L American Missouri Journalistic School, and credit bank, than is his neighbor Go!million Now Replaced lly who neglects these m atters," said h in 1923, lauds power of American press. Glean Hotly, Headed By [if "alien in­ STATE Trained, Public Spirited foothold in Citrus rate hearing Orlando is like Panama Giti/ens, Leaders Assert postponed until T hursday becausu kritness mid, of Wednesday being Arm istice Hiker’s (le Washing- Day. Miami physician declares condi­ iblidt an air ral America, tions in sta te Board of Health are No Evidence Submitted This Organization |*n»nd Of Us if the letter unchanged since the removal sev­ hi temporar­ eral months ugo of Dr. W. J. Buck. Morning Due In Failure of Victory At Foils With AJ ily from the LOCAL Witness In Appear; Hail SmithHig Factor In Contest Employees Return to Work City Commission threaten con­ R»port demnation of railroad property to NEW YORK, Nov. JO.—(/I*)— L quoted at provide for the extension of Com­ ).—i/l’l— Loaders of Tammany Ihtll hope to li'.ion report mercial S treet and Seminole Boul­ rate case convince the nation that the Tiger a board of evard. miner F. "* bow er Political campaigns, pup­ ling arrangeArmistice Day celebration under .. . uhtrlj conceived ns the epitome of | of the l'hil- auspices of American Legion, ex­ 1 41 political corruption, lias been rtf►hich the vvit- pected to be biggest event of its i' ll this placed by a .lean Hitting luw-nbid' approved by kind staged here in years. morning, '»g organization .headed by trainIr but never Cases involving infraction of V, is a *‘d public-spirited men, hi.< icport, he traffic ordinances figure prom i­ While Kc|iuhlicuii spokesmen and Nation in the nently in Municipal Court Monday. litt I t representatives of independent urtunatc ami Local business men c h arter spe­ groups refill to coif.i de that there cial car to travel to Montgomery rmedinto credit tli ' i *',s tab radical transition, i were intcr- to witness Florida-A labam a foot­ d a|i|)i'«xiinateTammany ommelloi'i assert the iun that Col. ball game. various co-ope­ .i , sweeping endo. etneitl given one r member of rative marketing associations, inli • ' week ugo in ilte fillin' city slate lei. Shcrm j .djyidunJ). memlwrw up to «>l>7,()t)»l I , ' \ ‘ „ anil to Governor South’s conxtitutitur, of hl*T fjirluTs. Loans now are outstand­ II tionxif nnirnJnirnt pniirrani is evl* tat ho would ing Tn the sum of $ 15,000,001) re­ • '1 ***' , donee that the live lutrougs upy intended to mg. and |in n,(. change. presented hy warehouse receipts in !ol. Mitchell’s mi>ii\ i <, Southern tour of Mayor-elect such staple products as tobacco, (ml in extenYYalk'r is a ft ature of the movucotton, raisins, wheat, wool, canned 11 r ; ment, hut thu,-e vvlm have the orfruits arid vegetables, peanuts and h" must nbBaniznliMii’ future close at heart rice. that the evi.. • • 11 point i" various developments long "No application for such ad­ »as “incoin111,1 v|' ‘ before Jimmy was selected to be vances have not >el been consider­ | tot ulna ini'd i i ’l V' the riittniciimi :i .imlard bearer. ed wherein proper form. In the field or rediscounts vve have hand­ led $75,000,000 of paper, and there , !are in our files at the present of h>r 1,1,01,1 527,000,000. Most of this as been i *,ll:l originated with agricultural •m • i.*|Ciedits corporation and loan contl ’ “ panics, thus clearly indicating that it represents limits which local i.iwyei vva." iippoiiitcd special g u ar­ hankers lacked the facilities to dian Monday upon representation handle." in court th a t her father, Clarence P. Crane, who was appointed her guardian in April, l'J'Jl failed to make an account for more than r*» bond laOO in royalties although two vol­ f ? Mtend umes have been run. r rj‘ Gaines Mr. Crane said he had made an 1 >li. agreement to make an accounting today and could not understand the court’: . s sudden action yesterday. I ' WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. Nev. This move in court,’’ said Mr. ■ ' In i/l’i- Comiiei for M r. Mice t rane, ‘followed the visit to our e the 'I*M|i - Rhinelander, imw la-ing ■»u«*il home of two Brooklyn newspaper . for annulment of her marriage to women. Olio of the women waved hroudcustiug field nml the tel: ' " i;. Leonard Kip Rhinelamb r on the one of N athalia’s books in her face between broadcastings and t ground of fraudulent ni*ie-eiit.iand challenged her authority th a t copyrigbters overshadowing ,. ',H timi of her race, today admitted m a girl of her ugo could have w rit­ other questions before the di ‘* _ oprii court that their clii’iil hail ten it. lion. Secsome colored blood. I he woman wanted to know who The committees nnnieil by ,s" The admission was made by la e was the author. "N athalio made te ta ry Hoover at the «q-eiiini: ■ ’p’ , Parson Davis, chief of defease r,,»ly to her question:” I do sion of the conference yest I Inn- counsel, nt the opening of his out­ write my poems, every word of were scheduled to make their line of what the defense expects hunt tlu-ni, and when I don’t know u and report after - ‘putntc m •S to prove. lie said: word I want I look it up.” to a full meeting of the cmiu 7 *•» start "The defense couti cl heu-liy ,* ’ b H tn lo n Published Scoffs At Doubts later in the day. . did- withdraws the previous denial as A nother m atter to which ih . '"Uth of 1human Seltzer, publisher of the ln >"w nf im poems, scoffed a t doubts upon the egutes were giving their ntti ntioii to the blood of this defendant, and " announced authorship, Nuthnlins f ir s t' two is u proposal by u number m radio for the purpose of this trial and t" i 'rip win volumes the “Janaitor’a Boy” ami experts that the lower wave shorten the trial, admits that the met- defendant has some colored blood, j-ava Iat lie” published psycholo- lengths between 125 and 200 Seaboard Davis then asked Supreme • ourl 1 “t West r,. i nin‘ bjtblishcrs hy the pro- ers now used by amateurs be pineun the Hast "uml knowledge of humun nature ed ut the disposal of coinin' . rein I Justice Morschau.se to instruct tl,o jury to disregard that portion of deitiiui. shown in them. broadcasting stations. ■ has the outline of the plaintiff s cas, r'v Wa., j L.. Opposition to this ulrcndj <!-r>ous rail foitows?0 from ‘Tho Ju n ito r’8 u °y ’ developed among both am nteur i made yesterday by Isaac N. Mills, ell ted 1which referred to the mental dev ot n ° h,b!,v" ,OVt‘ with the Janitor’s radio broaden iters, r Re- opmeiit of young Rhineland r. Me through the Nationul Amatmi iixim. also objected to the portion ot .Mi. wilding ,V';l ,ho. janitors boy loves me; lay Leugue by Hudson I . Mm ur Mill • outline which cast reflections J r., and many others of con £ lnK t0 hu,,t for a dL‘at’rt cial broadcasting station . wi ,, nr.* on the "good name” of the doicmlIn „ur geography.” against any present wave 1 a fi?^U *’u' u Lane," describing alteration, a t least until afti let’s 7air ST J " k' l" another, “Oh following; ° fr ° Ur !:yWns’, b lhe of the v c f ' h S r d ? ' ' Ca8t ht‘r a,u-‘a th Po ''‘ * in the Srile I„ .? lP hido a mole. -Sannyn Tir ^ i her chem isctte, an en. AmiV ',;L ;P ; , mcd 1 have u soul’!’’ are fiVe Tammany Hall Hoping1To Convince Nation That It 3s Law-Abiding Organization W Trip P art Of Tiger’s Campaign iceding And Reckless Driving b ases Fried Before Municipal Court Monday r,.wldt« chil,lhe colored. l«"t wee'k?' * te “chcr’ W“ a b * Controlled by bdhoritiea is e e t s T o n [g i i t P*te|y $225,. ; IE(^ ^ P»hit« and 20 P'P'oyed thi4 ling p,lbfr ’ ." f Gie Camphell-Loi'iIf.? n 'o n th k EV’, ,)uring r for $l5o,. v u «>c U5e;, f 01 another 1 7 k*nd for | Pren-ru PILSEN, Czech-SIovika, N"V. D —(/P)—Two of the celebrate aru breweries, which pioduced the «• veragen th at spread the name c Pilscn throughout the world, Im been compelled to close beiause < u decrease in demand^ for beer nr rising coat of operation, ^h,-• o” pression in the decline trade is n° ‘ confined to Pilscn for in the few weeks 20 breweries in Bohem>a have closed operations, O fficials Approve Plan To Equip A Playground Here; 01 her Business Transacted In view of the alleged failure of the Atlantic Cons: Line Rail­ road Company to comply with the stipulations of a veio.d contract recently arranged, which vruuiST DENVER, Coin., Nov. 10.— The board of directors of a Denver church have officially voted in favor of “ warm blooded execution" for Barn­ ey ilaukhey, prominent nttornvy ami politician, who is suffering from a m alignant •It case, providing Ilaughey is found to lie incurable nml de­ sirous of dying mid a way can b, • • found tako such action l< The directors voted on the the rei|U08t of Ilaughey who lies in hospital while physicians battle for his I'D’. Ilaughey is a member of Hit' institution, the liberal ••burrli which, according to its bishop, Frank II. Flee, has nu mbers in every state in thu union. Bishop Rice announced that the directors voted “ns one nfficinl act of the church," fa­ voring the "warm blooded killing, based on our love nttil affection for B arm y lluui’hey." Ilaughey is (17 years ol,l and was an independent candidate for mat,or ot Denver a t the last election. American Legion Post; Completes Arrange-*; m ents for Providing Day Full of Events ParadeToFeature -i Morning Program Football Game, Rodeo and Boat Races To Be In A fternoon provide the city of Sanford with tto Featured by appropriate the necessary rig h t of way to con­ rnmiorial services following a tinue Seminole lloiilevnrtl west ot patriotic parade through tho la rk Avomi* along tin1 w aterfront, and to permit the opening of Com­ down town district in tho mercial Street, the City Commismorning. a regatta and field ioii at ta> regular section Mon­ day in the afternoon and a day arranged for the institution of ball in the evening, Hanford condemnation proc*. filing oil the rnilroml's property effected by the will appropriately observe tho extension. spirit of Armistice Day to-* Recourse to legal decision in tile morrow, according to the of­ m atter will hegin, according to the ficers of tho Campbell-Lossing commissioners, if n sati ‘factory Post, American Legion, who arc agreement cannot le* reach <1, in charge of the plniu for the holi­ through advances now being matte day celebration. to O. II. Page, general siiperinLocal Legionaries have been ac­ undent of the railroad company tively engaged during the p a st at Jacksonville. At thu Monday week in pryparing a full program meeting, the. commi: iomo-s direct l for the any nnd, according to nu •il that arrangem ents shoubl be 1imnoutn ment made this morning. made immediately for a confer­ Haul it-tails have been completed ence with Mr. Page, and dcchn. I for every nhnso of the community that failure I" effect u fttlem I cntei tuined that has been planned. at tile meeting will mean a more As the opening feature of the drastic action program, the Legion has arranged it was explained that, in return for a military parade, to form a t for the aiiolition of a number < ' Die court house at 10SlO o'clock in grade crossings in this city, the the morning, which, after moving city should receive the land live through the central sectiun of tho sai.v to continue the extension pi ocity, will terminate at Central I ram as outlined by the City Plan­ Park, whop' memorial services will ting Commission, which would .Mi:tmi Fhy.siciii- A sserts Gt>n- Im conducted. A hand concert' In open up the territory surrounilinr dilitms In Hoard Continue the park will follow tho solemn the American Legion property at As l ndcr Dr. Ruck, Who ceremony, it is stated. the foot of Myrtle Avenue and p t ■ Patriotic Film To Bo HhuWn Wtts Removed R ecently mil the construction of n water­ In presenting a ipeciul Armlstico front driveway planned as a unit Day film feature a t thu Milano oi tho Dixie Highway. The agreeMIAMI, I .... Nov. men with the railway repre ctiln- Condition] in the Florida S tate T heater during the day, the local ti.e s was not binding, however, it i.oanl ot Medical Examiners are Lcgionuircs have expressed n de­ is said, uiitl uubRcquent efforts to iiiulmnged .since the removal of sire th at as many ot the hoys and R'cure action have been rebuffed, chubmutt l»r. W. Buck, it is girls of Hanford and Seminole the coinmissioners .-'tate. ___ hnrgcii by Dr. .Mnicur F. (fnraon, county us possible should be given Ktyly S cttjeinint Ur.vtVir*4 ■ i inter t;uul»cul. practitioner of an opportunity to .view tho screen version of the signing of,tho DecI . On. I* is the boliyt of tin utTininlstra larhtioti of independence. lion heads that the plan HUggc' ul Dr. Car on charges th a t the It is Kiiid that the local organ!.Monday will l.rin«- uhihit nomo ac­ present • drmaii. Dr. WUliai i tion on the p art of the railway o f­ Rowlett of Tumpa, conversed with cation has been fortunate in soficials, and th at mi early settle- Dr. Buck .several months ago when curing thu film for the date, which nieiit of the ca:.e may be anti'i- evideme was uihinitted to tiover- will lie run in conjunction with , war-time production. “ Flashes of \ puted. ii".- Martin, whirh ended in the dis- aAction" depicting conditions an tho Frank \V. Talbot, vice-presut nt mtiMil of Hr. Iluck from the state (’ovustuted areas of Franco during of the Sanford i.i.m. i Tub, up- board. the war, nnd containing rem arka­ peart <1 before the city officials oil It win through efforts of Dr. ble action pictures of tin Ameriv Iieludf of the l.lons Campaign to • . uni through ovidencu sub­ ran doughboys advancing under j secure funds for the purt'hnsu of mitted that the inve.".igntion was .ihell-fire. The film was niiulo hy playground ei|iiipment for use in started which resulted in tho re- ph otorruphers ia the rrrvlco of tho ' . city parks. In nit appeal for the tuoval ot Hr. Buck. Hiiring the Higiiul t ’ori>s, uiul is regarded us cause which lie represented, Mr. healing ti vv.i i brought out th at one of thu most authentic pictures \ Talbott told the coiumissioilers of Dt. Buck solo iliil $l,uni) from Hr. rei'ciiicd during the World Wur. the plirpo.-e of the moveinelit V. licit Carson I,, a ure him of obtaining is plana d to fully e<|uip one of the nil dieal lieeu e to practice in Flor-I 'In stim ulate interest among tho school children of Sanford thu .sty’s pail» i as a recreational cen­ ida. American I/*gion in s offered num­ ter for t Id ' mall', r hoys mid girls. The appointment of Hr. Rowlett erous prizes for the best essays Following consultation with the I icul 'tilted aiithoi itics, Mr. Talbott as mici' cvi h, Hr. Buck, Hr. Cur- written in connection with the film .stall t|, it had been decided that on point i« t, was a logical and depi -Hug tho til th of freedom in the Thirteenth Street Dark was legal move hut he insi.‘<t.i th at phy- the United Stutos. It is explain­ the be. t suitul for the purpose, and .*>ii'i:ius i.uw awaiting medicnl li- 1ed that the csruys will be classi­ declared that the present plans of ceil' " in Florida are no better off fied i-icorilii'g to the grades of thu the organization would be pushed a . Dr. Rowlett is u personal friend pupils. One set of awards will be des­ if the official approval of the board of Dr. Buck nml one of bis chief i g n a t e d fur members of the high of tli- site selected emild be se­ defenders. cured. Hi. I'm .mi point.- nit Hint Dr., school student body and the others School Head Approves Plans D. Leroy Culver, successor to Dr. | for entrants from the grade nnd In co iltci tinti with tbi t project. Loyal Copeland as medical chief gram m ar .schools. Different prizes Mi ■. Stella I*. Arrington, stipcr- of ataff of the departm ent of c h a r-1are listed for hoys and girls vima* of the Sanford Primary itii*. • and conecliotis of New York i I be theater will open ut J o’clock, Si limit i a l-ti iiddri'.scd the eoui- City i< milling American physician* ii : announced, an i will continue iiii inner , endorsing 11: * iiinvc- u ho have Is en unable to pus • Flo u'lii.tcrruptod until II o’clock. It'iintinmd on Page Three! IU at Races Will Fcatuie i ida medical examination because of the tm tii i of the Flurida bimrd. Boat races in Lake alonroo, for Dining winter months Dr. Cul­ which a number of speedy e n tra n ts ver resides ut St. Augustine. Imvo been secured, and ii ro d eo , complete with hurst* races, rough riding, trick rope work mid tournement riding, a t the municipal athletic field will provide u vuri- _ ety of cntertaium oiit for local res­ idents during the afternoon. Be­ \V XSIIINGTON, Nov. 111.—</|») Wurt W. W arner, m anager of tho ginning at H o'clock the Legion will Final ilrci-ion today on a program Valdez Hotel, returned to Sanford f. r ledoction or repeal of many of early this week a fte r attending the set off n special display of fire­ the mistellani'mis taxes was the fall ennvocutioii of the Kodnsh works, am! as the closing fenturu in.i of the house ways and menu* Consistory, Scottish Rite Masons, of .the closing feature of thu day’s committee in giving further con oil- held in Tampa during tin* week of program , a dance a t the City JIull elation to the o iii preparing for a Nuv. ". Mr. W arner was a mem­ is planned for 'J:5() o'clock. It is the belief of the locnl vetnew revenue bill. ber of the clast* of 151 candidates (Continued on Pago Three) Although a number of tentative upon whom were conferred the di claratlons was understood a l­ thirty-second degree of thu order ut ready to have been reached, tli ■ this time. He was tho only mem­ nuiiieioiis ntipeals for relief on the ber of tho class front Seminole a _ n . r ______ various aspects presented a prob­ county, ami enjoyed the distinction r a * • L lem. of traveling further than his con­ Pliaiiman Green and other com­ freres to receive the honors. mittee members have expressed the An explained by Mr. W arner tho opinion that the treasury could consistory has jurisdiction over "land a total of $.'150,000,000, which the counties of Ililb'Nirough, Polk, would leave approxim ately $150,- Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota. Pas­ 0(10,000 for reduction in the miscel­ c o , Hernando, Citrus, Sum ter, tatke, laneous b vies. The committee bus Orange, Seminole. Osceola, Hardee, announced none of its tentative de­ Highlands, Charlotte, Glades, p art cision- but changes understood a l­ of Marion, Okeechobee und Lee. ready to have been approved are a cut of from five to threu per cent in the levy on automobile pussenger cars nml refieal of the luxes on autos trucks, tires und ac- W arner R eturns From Scottish Rite Meeting1 Blazer Trial Nears Finish As Defense Culls Last Witness i’loi to Kill King Thwarted at Vienna VIENNA, Nov. H)—(A*)—A com­ munist attem pt to ussassinato King Ferdinand of Rum ania has been thwarted. Lying in wait a t an inn for tho klnir to return from hunting, u band of Cimimuniats wore captur­ ed by troops a fte r repulsing Gendurnic« with revolvers und band gremules .Monday. One soldier und • NEW YORK—So many fold.:, in one gendarme were wounded. addition to Jim m y Walker, arc go*, ing to Florida, th a t it takes two! Do Lund—New York capitalist to weeks to get a train reservation, erect St) new dwellings here. The tentative program in report,| also to carry a fifty per cent cut in the alcohol ta x —from $2210 a proof gallon to $1.10—utid u reduc­ tion in the levy on cigurs, in udiition to repeal of a number of uth-r taxes. �THE S A N F O R D By f WV ' S a p W! FER \ G o s h s a v <e .S i ‘ OOM T VA KWOw 'a t T 4 ew HAMG ' WW V A PO O R M Pi Williams X V POOR m u T ! vme.'o \ SlMPLIMGtOM- \ Mp& f *T STcAL A Cow W E AIMT W EST I EMEV ONCE IM A WILE V l T ! AM WE AImT T FEED "Th em O o g s , STfeAUM* IMS WERE PEEPUL i n t h ' WApE A h o r s e ’ll e a t J U S B o rrer im 'm ? w e s t PER ; G R A SS’. AM AHVHOvM v H O R S E T I iE FIN ?, T il l w e G iT W ARE OOGS OOVTT LOOK / W E H im KETCH A 1 Go o d o n a p r a a r ie ^ ^ \C O U P \L LMIli J ,SCHOOWiE V O M ES! [Q N D A Y , N ' a n y r i g h t . t l t l o or I n t e r e s t In u n d t o tliu f o l l o w i n g d r s c r l l i c d , n r n p r r . ty . s i t u a t e . l y l n f a n d b e i n g In H*mIn u le C o u n t y and S t a t e or F l o t i l l a , n n d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d ns "'rhe^NEtt of tho NBH nf flection ^ T o w n s h i p 20 S o u t h . I t a n g o -31 Jwrtlclal.'Circuit of »•'« rida. In “ '"I /•*! an this the **lh ““ A- R ,9Jv: k. nouo T »re* lota an Park i> > risrk of *•}« ,£{Tiari S e v e n th J u d i c ia l < F o u r room house, u.u Ida. In nnd f» r S«IJ Ily A. M. W l ast. Dcp or any p a rt o r parcel th ereo f u nder th n a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , o r o t h ­ fSKAM auPV'CI DfCOTTBfl A 8PBNC erw ise. I t Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u , a n d S o lic ito rs an d o f Coti C o m p la in a n ts . e a c h <>f y o u , b e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e 19.20, Nov. 2-9-10 o u r s a id C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h o C o u r t H o u s e a t S a n f o r d . F l n t l d a o n Tho 2 0 th d a y o f N o v e m b e r A. D. 1925, a n d t h e n a n d { h e ro m a k e a n s w e r to t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d SMITH & RAW LINS a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e . I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s Heal Estate Brokers o r d e r fie p u b l i s h e d o n c e e a c h w e e k 212 Magnolln Avenue f o r f o u r c o n s o c u t l v n w e e k s In t h o SANFORD, FLA. S an fo rd H erald , 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 , flcm litofe C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a . W IT N E SS m y h a n d an d th e seal T w o lota 12.1sItM) | | 0, **r**r a T w o lota near Depot r»tk ,#r «••»* ,:*3*120 Kan T w o lota on Aanfanl '**• o „ u T w o lota on Dark N lec lot nn Hint Ate. F iv e Iota In front t, 01 ,lo«»i P.ms T w o lo t . In Mayfair. Tk, IS lota In C ity | | m„ , for |JT C'holee n . It. fron laar at tint* N lee Iota on Oak A te. ( , o . * 1 hnve Iftp rbnteest nereis , tereatrd ta lk w ith me. I f I f a b u s in e s s prnn rrl* i l AUDITS — SYSTEMS MONTHLY HOOKKEEPING SERVICE Room 15, Masonic Temple. The Pulcston-Ilrumley Ruild ECONOMIC TRANSPORTATION AIR FISH DELIVERY STOCKHOLM, Nov. l .—t/T)— Fish caught in the North Son dur­ ing the nlifht will bo taken into Gothenburg, loaded into an aero­ plane nnd lie on the table in Stock­ A F T E R holm tit nine next morning. Tbit la Sweden’s latest venture in air GLENRALE, Cnl.t Nov. 7._(/l>) transport and will be carried out — A tiny church in a cemetery, by two planes, each carrying half built to serve ns n funeral chnpel, has become one of Southern CniliLive Oak—Nnnt* & Company to fornin’s lending m atrim onial nltnrs. establish crate mill here. aff° rd9 I t is known as the “ Little Church benefit as well of tho Flow ers." as pleasure, i Uupw ards of 175 couples already Healthful exercise for the teeth i hnvo- been wedded there this year and a ipur to digcition. A long- 1 and several christenings also are on record. Tho chapel is pattern­ J t H A p iillc n (Inn o f ANNA r,. WAF.- tailing refreihmcnt, o o th in g to l . A i 'i . . f u r t h e r e m o v a l of tin, illsnerves and itom ach. Q ed a fte r tho noted church of St. a b i l i t i e s of a m a r r i e d w o m a n . Giles, u t Stoke I’oges, England, N ative The Great American w r r , - . from whose hurinl ground the poet N o tio n Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t I, tlio Sweetmeat, untouched J»lk G ray drew the inspiration for Id.* i i m l e r s l a m i l , a m a r r i e d w o m a n , t h e by b a n d s , f u ll o f w ife of H e n ry W illiam W allace, am i "E legy." a n fo rd , an il t h e S tu l'e It Is principally from its inter­ ao f r eFsl iol ri ei dnat , o(I n H t e n d to a p p ly liy p e t i ­ ior th a t the church derives its t i o n In C lin t....... to th e ,1i p Iko of u r i of t h e S e v e n t h J u nam e. Flowers Idem the year t h celaCl i rCc ui rict u ti ’u t o f tlo s t a t e o f F l o r ­ round within it. The nave in bor­ •idll a. In a n d f o r t h e C o u n t y of Hemdered on each side by smnll con­ I n o l e , i.„ oe 3 r d d a y ' of D e c e m b e r , a t H anford, F lo rid a o r w h e r ­ servatories which uro kept con­ e1923. v e r t h e C o u r t m a y t h e n |>e, f o r n stan tly filled with flowers, ferns l i c e n s e t o ipuii. ta k e n h u rg e "f, nnd other plnnt.s from a nursery a n d c o n t r o l m y p r o p e r t y n n d t o h e . a l e r in e v e r y re s p e c t. m aintained in connection with the c o iu o a f r e e d’e A N N A I.. \VA 1.1,ACM. cemetery. Iiridcs nnd grooms have I l c C o t t e s & S p e n c e r . been attracted from many sections. S o l l c l t o r a f u r P e t i t i o n e r , Although all of the weddings nave been unpretentious, many w ealthy couples have chosen to be m arried there. , Old Funeral Chapel In Ccmetary Used By Bridal Couples EVERY 7^8 m MEAL r,j With all the advantages of location, high elevation, beautiful scenery, pr lakes, tropical growth, numerous trees, an d complete improvements, all that ism ed to make the tract, vve hope to place on sale soon, complete, is a nam e th at isinfe ing with the property. • A t the ra te a t which suggestions are com ing in, by Tuesday night many go nam es will have been submitted. A day stil 1rem ains in which those who have negle ed the m atter, may forward their ideas. W ho knows what person may have the hoi of nam ing the development which will be in the limelight for a long time to come. H undreds of acres are to be improve d an d placed on the m arket. A big improi m ent plan is to be carried out. Lakes are to be dredged and islands created. The cc ing months will see much done in the line o f developing. Ono reason why few recognize O pportunity is Inca use it is ilisuisetl ns n hard job.—Austin merienn. S IN C O I IIIT Of TUB Jijih d i, u n iiM ii.i: U T A T H O F I *1.41111OA. I n !t«t K u t a t c o f COI N'l'V v. col a t KDWAUU W1NHLOW MITClllXU deceased. A n l i r r to C r r d l l o r s T o a l l C r r d l t o m . L e g a te e * . I d s t r i b u t e s a n d a ll I'c r s o ti s h a v i n g C l a i m s o r D u iiiu iid s a g a i n s t s a i d F a ­ tale; You. n n d v a r l i o f y o u, n r o h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e t a i n d t o |ir< u>nt a n y c l a i m s u n d ll■>nlulllls w h i c h v o n , o r H i t l e r o f y o u , m a y h a v e a g a i n s t tin* e s t a t e o f K d w u r d W i n - l o w M ltcln II d e e j u s v d . In to o f S citilin do t ' o u n l y , F l o r i d a , t o tl m iin d o rs lg iii'd A d m in I s t r a t o r a of s a i d e s t a t e , w i t h i n o n e y e a r f r o m t h e d a t e h e re o f . I t a t f d f l i'p tc i n b o r Hull. A. D. 1923. . > ftA N « 'K H 1^ M I T l 'H K I .I . L .AW Iti:.N CE C. M I T f l l C L U ■■ Admlnlatratorn. Sound and Constructive A sound bank is one"ot* the chief constructive forces o f a community. The Seminole County lAitik is sound and constructive. Open an account with it, and you will put yourself in touch with progress. Thus, you will benefit yourself and help your neighbors. \'o Interest Paid on Savings Accounts H o p tt 1I-21-2S-OCI: 0-12-19-20. N o v : On Wednesd S a n fo rd lF la STRENGTH - SERVICE - HROGRKSS <s W E “M INE” OUR OWN BUSINESS m ust be short, an* or imme D. E. MANASCO Longwood. t will be made of the name th a t is acceptable lual who made the suggestion and who wins the aw ard will be paid in cash. . JOE TINKER - ; Tinker Bldg., Orlando. 3 ^ ■ ■ ■ M iB aK saa a aB aB a H j |BaBHaiHg H �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. FIGHT ON CRIME BEING PUSHED BY PRISON BODY MARKETS H » iiiiN in im u i i i i i , l ||n -V d e f e nstsu d a n t Ms? ary f'ffiK’ in i .'i-f j n n l i a r y try alive firm ; fowls 14; springs 20 1-2; turkeys 30; rooster* 14; ducks 22; geese 18. IN A N D S K « 1> ° L K CO 11N - PFOPLF'R BANK OP SANFORD. of to C o m p ------- t h e BUI against h*,r ,n this cause, nn*l It is DAYTONA SH( NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—UP)— -U P)- I P t o r l S B a n k i n g C o r p o r a ' l o a . ^“ c m D K I tB D T h a t « c o p y o f t h i s Comp u n a n t Mexican Bar silver 69 1*2; dolvs. CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—(/P)—Hog* lars 53 1-2. n \r p a k R A W A T ns m lm ln ls tr a 56.00; moat 15 to 25c lower than * ■Mary « . ................. f ’ r'i tiVraTdU n n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d .Monday's host prices, hulk butter Effort Eliminate Wrr.ng Ite- Mi) to 200 pound weight 1H <fi> WILLIAMS OUTBIDS FORD O rd e r F o r C i»B «tr«ctlvr S r r r lr r B r w a n ltd By Many Achieve- 11C; top 11C; packing sows larger P o h llr a tln a I P o u r W r r k a l mentH, Reports Indicate 97 r.i> 1.25; m ajority desirable kill­ NEW YORK— Max Williams, T h e *coiti plat n a n t h a v i n g a t t a c h e d " 7 ; - t “ -or i h . . , . ing pigs 11.50 <?i) 11,75; heavy having outbid Henry Ford, has to Its Bill of C o m p l a i n t In t h i s caiiaa a f f i d a v i t s t a t i n s t h a t M a r y 1 h ltllp s, '*=“ JACKSON. Mias., Nov. 10.— weight hogs 11.16 @ 11.65; medi- ourchared the Andrew Jackron fig ­ 5 n o o f t h e r e s p o n d e n t s Is a n o n - r e s - ? t h ,r is J jyotrOLABH. Phone The fight on crime and effort for | um 11.40 @ 11.45; light 11.10 fi? urehead of the F rig a te C onstitu­ W e n t o f t h e S t a t e o f « ^ C l e r k of th e C ircu it C o u r t . S e m i sh e rmld**a a t IS tS WV * 1« t»i « f r e e l . crime prevention is being w ag ed 111.C5. tion for his museum. Ford tried le v e l a n d . Ohio, n o d t h e s a i d blit V j i . M f e w D. C. vigilantly and unceasingly, was the j Cattle 15,000; better grade feed to buy it in Tyngsboro. Mass. Wil­ C h a v tm e o ra y e d for C o n stru ctiv e ( S E A L ) S e r v i c e a s a l n s t s alil d e f e n d a n t . It impression of a summary of the I steer in liberal support, slow 25 liams will sell it for 87,500. past year's work of the American j to 40c lowt r th n r Monday's high; Prison Association and Ita d!v is-1bologna bulls strong to 10c higher; ions in convention here to*lny. !)*•!- hulk feed steers of valuu to sell legates to the cmr eution have b e -'a t 5.00 downward; fresh range to'ip them representative* of tii- prasrers 5.00 (ni 9.25 to killer bulk vision of the nsmtlatitwi, whl«*h in- ieaters to 0.00. diente clearly the im -i of Imttle Slic.-p 11,000 fat lambs steady to drawn by society in its itruggk* strong other and sheep around to eliminate wrung and punish the .steady hulk desk able natives and I wrong doer. 1comeback westerns 1.62 (® 11.55. j Gists of outstanding achieve- |Vw low steady butcher and ship­ ments ami extentions *>f the scope per 12.75; clipped lambs 14.00; oi crime prevention which have yield belter upward In 12.50; cull been presented tu the convention native lambs mo tly 11.50 (§) 11.30. weie: * -------Establishm ent of the n w train-! NEW YOItK, Nov. 10.—(/I*)— in*; school a t l)i hh.i f erry, N. Y , Unfilled orders of the U. S. Steel for institutional executives. Corporation Oct. 51, made public Advances in the treatm ent and today totalled 4,109,183 tons an in­ aid of delinquent children. cr* a • ol 291 880 tons compared Elimination of past retinence by with the end of the preceding wardens *<f the princijial prisons aioath. of the country with a broader con­ ception of principal instruction an d ' .IACKSUNVII.I.E, Eta., Nov. 10. it general desire to lot society kiufij, i.-J’i -W )• !*• *|UoiniioiiH pro'll w h a t prisons arc, how they are njj^w*"t*tiiiK <.n iKc Jacksonville m arket! ►*Tcrated, and what they can'ifo ior unlay a i reported liy the Florida tlie rehsbilitation of the ciiininat. sta le M arketin'; liaieji" are us folG ieater church influence ami low s:' work among convicts. | Itinni, green hampers 5.00 @ Extension of tli- honor system. 5.60; cuke-:, tl. h. Is, bushel crated Education of parents in chill ai d hampers 1.60 (fi> 2.00; eggDr. Cnarles S. Shoemaker, former control. plain , vtalMi, fancy 2 00 @ 5.00; mayor of Pomeroy. O., came home l*'p;.vi , ('•»'*'ii large sizes 2.60 @ one night to find his wife had bob­ !.00; o i '. i i i . b o x e s fancy well bed her hair. So he d H a rrd he oritur* d 7.60 (<» 8.00; grapefruit, would let h’s beard grow until she Ijdxo.i fancy well matured 5.00 to) let her hnir grow. She hasn’t 16.00. yielded, ami her locks are staying i hnrt whdo his arc growing long NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—UP)— notion fu tu r<i opened stendy. UeStuart State road departm ent c* niier RMJI; Jan. 19.05; March approve' • action of two arches 19.2.1; May 19.08; July 18.65. ovcj 1*?•:».• Highway, north and iscuth ot hero. NEW YORK. Nov. lo.—</P)— T > actionary tendencies became • '<"ni Gables •— Now $500,000 ii.uie pronounced at the opening th i.. .•*• nropoHtd for this place. ' f H ' ‘'nek m arket today, reflectin. t*'-r t*-:»t an increase in the W inter i'a ik —260 mile:* 18-foot Ro-'nii F'lleral Reserve Bank rate ui l ien roads will he constructed to four per cent foreshadowed a ni Oi-.i:.(••• inly, a t ccat of $5,000,milar ris.- hero. Initial losses of 000. ! t ' 'I 5-1 points was registered by fi'.n. Mot .rs. Chrysler, Studei% n i l i i i ic i it r u t itT n r T i l r: li.iln i . Gen. Electric and U. S. Rub­ s k i *:*» l II ,M t»K l . u . < III* I I I' ber. Strong buying support was o r i i i i : sta tic o r r i.u iim i. evident. i \ a m i n m T im c o t n t i o r .h i . i i i m i i . i :. I'rir.'S *>f steel sheets have been advanced in the Chicago district IN (MIANCr.llY. Meek sheets $2 a ton. 1’neific and I. t.NA L. I.UtHClt. n w idow . .. Complainant Electric Iron $*5.81 n share on the vs. coiniimn stock a fte r pfd dividends O E O R O K W . J O N E S a n d ------Jon e* in the first nine months of 1925 tils wifi*, rj i r i l m r 1*. W o o d ninl -----Wood, tijn w Ifn. and It I) Ituinm-y. against ?i..*10 a share in the same tf living, and If itsuil, atrniitii tludr period of 1921. Net income i h. Iistrs. t|«vln'-en, arunlni'i nr any oth­ ereu cd tii $5,752,658 from $1,950,e r clMrtianln under thorn or ••lllmr <T il.tim . re sp o n den t)* 5H9. V"llrr runl Order of I'uhllrnllun T o Ueorito W. .limeH and --------NEW ORLEANS, I.a.. Nov. 10. < till Wife, G a r d n e r l ‘ IVnod It* > • *! I I Mi ■ i — — M ' o d . Ills w ife it ml It '•It Cotton Jutures, .opened II. it a it ia e y a n d encli o f . you If 11v l-M-.S'd' ’< ■ -» •! It", .‘ir.t.ur 18.70;January ^iirT and Vr ilirait ___ it11 - pnrit'ii ............................ i l.ilmintr A lit 1-S o lo o n L e a • e I vTii; Mai, li IS.70; May 18.09; m Interest or Intercsin under ih the man with shrewdness and courage said Onorgu IV. jmier. mul H ave m m REQUIRES TWO MORfJ MEN FOR SANFOB R ' a v / r t c ; 346-J. 105SoJ « ii Assails l oes C oral Gables two words that mean health and wealth and happiness for those with the shrewdness to see an opportunity, and the courage to grasp it at Miami, Florida J o n e s Ills ' w if e . O i m l n V I'. Wood }, i n « ” a , l'.* ,!'• W U \ 1 a n d ---------- W o o d . M s w ife. nt«l It I l e a d i n g f i g u r e , is I'o n e e n h n i; t , u l >‘ H. Itamsey, <leci-is«.l. or ..ili.iw u, (facts," , ndeclared m u r i M i William \ v iii i d i n II. i i , jArul.u i f >11 * i *< lll' n i ’ ,Atit), 11,111, uIII., i . t fNov, N(iv, 10._(/P)__ i n*-— f / l r s ,,n , former state superintemlent I’otatm s un-cttleil ami wide range ’ W u, and............................. Minnesotan 1,1 the New Y< rk league, on his m prices. t ho ^County of Hemiaolu and State arrival in I’lm ago for a l*"iirtic sacked and bulk round vvltites 5,25 o f F torldii, to - w ll: convention. 11— dcclar d Wheeler (w 5.50. Tl<« I ' s s t Im lf o f t h e N o r t h e a s t "has a pnir of asi>c. tos p a ja m as. . U u ir iV .' a m t itie H a s t lu*If of that enable him to sit on the lid." I CHICAGO, Nov. til.— ( /n — PoulN o rth east Q u a r te r of S o u th ­ lh a n d to a ll in i ' n o w n p u r t l e s c la im Insc n n I n t e r e s t la m l t o t h e f..il o w l m r lies r l i o . l l a n d s i t u a t e in e a s t C J u i r t e r o f H e c tlo n S e v e n t e e n <171. T n '.v n s h lp T w en ty o n e ( 2 J ) S o u t h o f U u n R e T w 'etit v - n l n a (2!*) Must. It a p p e a r l n s fr o m t h e s w o r n MU o f l r u n U t.e l s e h , a w id o w , h e r e i n f i l e d , t h a t y o u u n d e a r h of y o u a r e d e f e n d a n t s to sa id b ill, 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 ; tli.it e a c h o f y o u, tlm sulti 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 u s e . f im o n ly o n e ; t h a t t h e r e Is no p e r s o n In ih o .S late o f F l o r i d a Itm s e r v i c e ,.f suitp o e n a u p o n w h u u l w o u ld hind t h e s a i d d e f e n d a n t s , if li v i n g , o r ' e i t h e r o f t h e m . i.ml I* f u r t h e r n p n e a r l u K f r o m t h e s w o r n Mil o f c o m t d u l n t H i m It Is (h e lo-li of of t h e c o m pi 'it nn lit th a t th e re L a n r n u i i or a re rsons I n t e r e s t e d in i h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p ro p e rty , w h o m m im . or nam es lire u n k n o w n to t h e c o m p l a i n t ; IT t.S T I I K IIK F O IIH nlU M-:itKI> Hull y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u u n d a ll u a r l l i . i rln lm liiK a n l u t c r r s ' In s a i d l a u d s a p p e a r in (h e loll of c o m p la in t h e r e i n f i le d *.n m b e f o r e M n n d a v . t h e 7 th d a y *jf liecen .l.er A. I*. During the last twenty years Florida lias been pictured as a tropical won­ derland— a sea o f jade and indigo, glorious life-giving sunshine; tall palms that dot the country like exclamation points, and magnificent coconut palms that seem to beckon and invite you— yes, even lure you to the mystic en­ chantment o f the South. And now all America has come to realize that the wonderful thing about Miami is this — everything that has 1131. It |S f u r l t i e r O i d e ic d ll ia t tills n o ti c e be p u n llx h c d In t h e S a n f o r d l l r r s l d ii new s i m p e r piitdlstied III Bafifnrit, S e m i n o le C o m ity . F l o r i d a , o n r e ii w eek fo r f o u r c o n s r c u l t v e w eeks. W i t n e s s K, A B o n n la s s , clerk of iti« c i r c u i t 'o u r i .,f h .in ln o lu C o u n t y . F l o r i d a and th e r e a l o f snl*t C *1r t al I I I e ( oi, i H o u s e at H a n ­ f o r d . S e m i n o le '"Dtinlv. F l o r i d a thl< t h e 4tli ilny o f Novi m bni A |i, it ts c . V K llO t 'm .A S H I 'I* rk lit C ir c u i t Colli I By A M. W l.l-’.K S l> c A*. AN w AKKHMAN. ■11■i H o r s f o r C o in p l u lu a n t ' i f l l it 'K \ Hi-1 reiiu er* of m a n y eltiau n s . i i t s m id pi opt rly tin uni s o w d i n a p r e p s n y v .liM u Hie ure., h e r e . n a f i e r d r s c r l l ed. m lo-e is h e r e ­ b y k l i e i i of IntuK lIon lo a p p ly to t h e I . r u l s l a t Hie o f t h e S l a t e of F lo r id a , t o lie p o p elled In tip lot .............. d u r l n v t o - M o n t h o f Noveinlo-r l >j . f o r til* I M I l i n i l o f Oil ,\e( ,, f (lie I u tflsla tu i" miinilliiK S ectio n ii, of c h a p t e r '.mJJ t.aw i Fl rlda. I 'M . tliu p u r p o s e of s a i d a t l o 'u l i i n nt h e ­ l d ' lo e u l i r u Him tel ’l l n r l a l Ilnills o f Hie C ity of F .m io i t F lo r id a , to c c i t e a n d stn b r a e a t h e fu ltn w 'e s c r i e | I s z d s In S sm ln u lu C o u n t y . F lo rid ,!, i t now a p a r t of C, T'oraiu li m i t s of t h e City of S ' - l F l o r i d a in <r« p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s e r I Ill'll u s fo l lo w s . 0-11 It I Se, tl n s T w e n t y C u t . T w e n t y - u ii u 21) T y v e n ly - e lu li t iVs | a n d T w e n t y - n i n e <;:•); tlm H n u th n a st Q u a r i e r • f Hie F o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of S e c tio n T h i r t y f To>; t h e N o r tl ie a s l Q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c tio n T h l r i v - o n e I J I ) ; t i n N o r t h H a lf of t h e N o - t h H a l f >r S e c ti o n T h l r t v i w n I ' l l ; a n d t h e N o r t h H a lf o f thti N o r t h w i s l Q u i r t e r if S e c th o i T li irt v - tb r i f o (1.1). all In T o w n s h i p ' •'* ■u i in ) S o u th . ICan^e T li lr t y nl,- I I t I g.,Sl Hi 'e d .it S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . Ih ls r*C, d ty of S e p t e m b e r A D. t i l l . IS l I A l.) i n itH F .K T I.A K K F (>. CtlAHF. C J B A fIS ’ I AMI. Art tl x CI'V C’oornt sl'in of t h e City of S a n f o r d , F lo r id a . A l ’. e - l : I. It 1*1111.It'S. O H v c | . rk F o | ) t : 10-17-21 O c t: l - f . t i - I ’ -J'J Nov. 6-tJ. . r J. G. SHARON been said about it fur twenty years ii tr te! And in Coral Gables there is added to this powerful lure of the tropics two other factors that arc making this beautiful city celebrated throughout the country— security and profit in investment. So many homes have already been built, so many institutions are now being erected, so many powerful inllucnccs are at work that Coral Gables now offers astonishing opportunities to any investor, large or small. For the solid, substantial building that is now taking place in Coral Gables is the best guarantee o f its future. And Copyriitht I1).*) U i i t Schitiner A Mirx developments and the city plans mature. Sp ecial A n n o u n c e m en t Coral Gables is within forty hours of three-fourths o f the population of the United States. It is within forty hours of seven-eighths o f the nation’s wealth. Is it any wonder that sub­ stantial, progressive people are coming to Coral Gables from every point of the compass, eager to share in M iam i’s prosperity? Glad to help in the task of building a city? Ready to work for the reward that is certain to come, and sure o f security for their families, their homes and their investments? Be sure and send for Rex Beach's hook about this wonderful city. Sign and mail the coupon — today. Get in touch with this office fora trip to Coral Gables. These tripi are run at frequent interval: and thousands of congenial anl pleasant people are enjoyin) them. Call or telephone for jll the necessary information re­ garding the best way to visit Miami as our guests. Illustrated booklets, inapt, price lists and complete informa­ tion about Coral Gables may also be obtained here without obligation to you. Let us shots you what has been accomplished in Coral Gables, and tell you of the thousands of opportunities th a t await th :arly investor. Tour Opportunity Coral Gables property has been stead­ ily rising in value. Some of it has shown a 100 per cent increase every year. All authorities agree that the greatest advance is yet to conic. *4 to t m Roger Babson says that Florida offers the greatest opportunity fur money-making of all the states in the Union. Yet residential, industrial and apartment house plots in Coral Gables may now be secured by a moderate initial payment. These plots are offered in a wide range o f prices, which in­ clude all improvements such as streets street lighting, electricity and water! Twenty-five per cent is required in cash, the balance will he distributed in convenient payments over a period of three years. C y K ia m i J iiin c r a S i 4 0 Miles of Water Front G f o k g f L M e r jv jc k . For information - McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. £ oral (/A b l f s Urite C o r p o r a t io n Furnishers to Men Who Know 1j L J I I I Milam* Theatre Hldg. Phone 190 > I or ffl// m m m m J01 C o r a l (,’ a b l h s /To rpo ratio n Milano Theatre Iltd if ** Sanford, Fla. Pleaie tend me Re* Beach'i book *ntJ full information about Coral Gabl«»- * understand that tbii placet roa uaJet w obligation. -\a « e dirttt.. C ur- CORAL GABLES Men in olive drab, in navy Y)lue, in m ufte adorned by the bronze button of the W orld W ar—tins is their day. To them, and to comrades they left behind a g ratefu l nation gives thanks for honor, prosperity, peace. $ will act now— before the magnificent ARIffiSTICE DAY, THE DAY Attorney-st-Law Will practice in ell the courts Examination oi Abstracts oi Land Titiea given espscia! attention Office* In Court lluuao you heard it—the call of the only American tropics? It is sounding in every Ameri­ can city. It has penetrated to the most remote village and the loneliest farm. For the United States has just discovered Florida! •y �aSi PT TOT i JH E SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. , E g u e Begins Two-Day Inference Of State Heads -{&)—The Anti-Sntodny beconference la and field U of the jved during able men in government _ last night, the efforts prohibition (laced under clared for n (re-war and tal. made the lovers? over (t conditions pointed to Mellon of a Coni misammissioner Four Shots Iii-.fr of the Internal Revenue De­ tr im e n t, Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, asserted these offic­ ials were lesponsmle for conditions which permitted the diversion of large amounts of alcohol into boot­ leg channels, particularly in I nil* ndelphin and Pittsburgh. Commissioner Haynes, in a tele* graphed reply to Governor Pin­ chot, which tame a fte r he had left the convention, asserted the prohi­ bition department was seeking to avoid n clearly indicated judicial ruling on suspension of withdrawal permits, and that m any of the sus­ pended permits later were revoked. The “enforcement crisis," con­ vention was one of the most impor­ tant ever held by the league, said Wayne B. Wheeler, general coun­ sel. Never has the league had -it one time such a sweeping commen­ dation from public officials nnd leaders in commercial life, he said. f we&F -: '$ i 1? if [CIALS Armistice Day Will >S T 0 Be Observed Here HAND With Big Program (Continued from Page 1.) (ge One.) he Lions and ernns that the celebration W ednes­ support of day will be ono of the most aus­ Luke, as picious ever attem pted in connec­ Lily, a s s u r e d tion with the observance of A rm ­ Lif the co- istice Day in this city. CommitiCommission, I tees in charge of the various feaquestion of tures of the day have been work­ Wrutiml nc- ing hard for the success of the en­ |t9 the City tire venture, it is dcelnred, nnd hae received abundant co-operation nlanta and from the local citizens. obdivisions All Ex-Scrviee Men to Participate leaving for All ex-service men now living i following in Sanford are particularly urged for the to participate in the parade dur­ of an ing the morning. C ara have been Mg in provided for the transportation of city a number of wounded veterans un­ ntion of able to enter the files of the Leg­ Sanlanta ionaries, ami efforts are being ne. Col. made to insure the services of ad­ body to ditional automobiles for the pag­ f a large eant, it is said. F o r the benefit i the open of those who may wish to enter (Vick areas their motors, the American Legion and a has arranged with Kronen’s Store, ofincuts in local hendqarters for bunting ami it the ditch, other decorative m aterial, to re­ , water, is main open from 8 until 10:30 I of the com- o'clock Wednesday morning to pro­ l>iioncr> or- vide facilities for the decoration pr the com- of motor cars. Brain preparAll banks and business houses in Sanford will be closed Wednes­ ! Adfccated day, it has been learned. No com­ i of the con- mercial activity is contem plated City Attor- in the city, although officials at Ittes was in- the Sanford postoffice announced (nances to re- today that the Institution will be froni one open part of the day. ---------------------- 1------he city, In file Inge of their Vr*. and to' Street, he­ rd Avenues of the freree.i »f haste, (local doctors VIENNA, Nov. 10,—(/P)— In re ­ park in the lation for alleged F ascist excesses indefinite against the Jugo Slav consulate I of the urdi- and the Stovlinn Edinost news t j paper in Friesto, several cities the Hut- have carried out reprisals against 1infracting ( Italians. Min i‘xten-1 Consulates were attacked, stores i in Sanford,' demolished and flags burned or P«d with dragged thru the muddy streets. K in the In Belgrade, the capital, antii the city I Italian dem onstrations among the f ol the students in precincts of the Ital­ i ttnue in ian consulate, took the flag and | HjUined, ■burned it. hj in se-1 Italian stores In Spnlato were fese the raided and wrecked and their ovvn4i-.„,", ers beaten by n mob. Groutiun 1fttewed students a t Agram held the Ita l­ . ^ 1 to l 2.ndi- ian consulate under aelge for It! Ft0K^M • hours a fte r they had broken into it and captured the flag, which despoiled by dragging in the r a r i t y they mud and burning it. Daytona ShoresBus Ottered To Legion For Armistice Day WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Not only the fundam entalists, but a good many evolutionists, too, are I) *)' ?‘ri< t0 *ale:' officers of the iiKeiy iKely to tu be be startled by some of iiliam Ja sp e r Spillman's f.'r. l1 |U ^ h°*rcs ,,roI’crty havo °f* *’«>»• Willie trial-, ru! it... local„ f" American Legion o ffi-! theories. V —V i Prof. Spillman is a conuse of .u their p ^ e n e e r n, ^ / * V T Clty 1 ^ ' " * scientist of the agriculture I'or'atioT, / »r m" / <>r , le 4ran®*(department, a prominent member the vnHmu LoLinb c d i : « tCra? S to I the ^'ntional Academy, of Scitions of th(i0rf*nJ V .n hfferent aer- incca—B very big man in the scii-tiee iinv . *JVr,n^ the Arm-Untifie world. A long succession it t J , r? T n WcdnonJny, of races, as highly developed as oecnme Known today. No rostric- ----ours, may have inhabited the earth 'ons. have been placed on the of- before man was even a tadpole, he ; i; 11 i;! declared, nnd the Legion says. Is tree to use the bus for any pur­ * * • pose that it desires, according to ‘A complete process of race ev­ the terms. olution—-from the lowest form of ihe large bus has been brought P'Tm life to decadence and extinc­ to Sanford, n;cnrding to the devel­ tion—takes," continued the doctor, opment company officers, in con­ J?" more than five billion years. nection with the opening at 105 I lie earth s age has not been ex­ 1 .umotto Avenue of a district actly determined, but we know it .“ales office for Daytona Shores. It must l*e many hundred billion wnl operate on a bi-weekly sched­ years old. Thus, since its begin­ ule between this city nnd the com­ ning, there lias been time for alpany’s 28oq acre development on most-any number of complete prothe outskirts of Daytona Beach. cessi' ef . volution. We have no M ith local interest in the pro­ reason to believe they didn't take ject mounting officers of the com­ place." • • * pany determined to open a branch sates office here, and secured space "U hen the earth was first form­ at the Palmetto Avenue address. ed.' Dr. Spillman went on, "of M. Haddock will assume charge of the local establishment as sides­ man, according to the announce­ ment. Anti-British Feeling Blamed For Raids On Lance Calls Meeting Dublin Movie Houses Of Trial Association When Mm. uelen Allard ( below) of Chippewa Falls, discovered her husband was out riding with an­ other woman, she got a revolver and waited for them to eonte hack. As the girl, Miss Knimn Schultz, above, got out of the ear, she shot her four times. She is under a r­ rest and .Miss Schultz is recover­ ing in n hospital. AVON PARK. Fin., Nov. 10.— I/Pi- Mark W. Lance, Florida vicepresident of the Black Hear Trail Assuciati ui, has called a meeting of representatives of the Florida citn- on ;lu' trail for Orlando at the Angebilt Hotel Wednesday, Nov, II, at I :30 o’clock to discuss ways and means i.f aiding in the plan to have the highway from (Quebec to Miami designated as Federal Road No. 1. The Chief if the L iiiteil Stale tture.ni of Hoads advised a general conference of the trail at a meeting in Washing­ ton that spell n designation would be given if required conditions w ire met. The Florida link of the trail runs via Jacksonville, Palatka, Orlando, Haines City, Avon Park, Okeecho­ bee, Port Pierce and West Palm Beach. ‘ b vlofted fluj. *** isthor-FPriV ir l for ‘■■1',... . gvr: e a s t c o r n e r o f . th # G r a n t c o n ­ f i r m e d t o H o m s K. latvy as a - 'JJIB' f n r e s a l d . t h e n c e s o u t h & d eg ree* , w e s t U7.lt c h a i n s t o t h e s o u t h l i n e o f t h e f h l l l t p R. T o n g a d r a n t In S e c t i o n 37. T o w n s h i p ’ 21 S. R I t B/. t h e n c e n o r t h »a d e g r e e s , w e s t a l o n g ttlo s o u t h li n o o f t h e s a i d Y o n g e t l r a n t (lit.95 c h a i n s , t h e n c e n o r t h 5 de­ g r e e s , e a s t HT.Jl c h a i n s t o th* n o r t h l i n e o f S e c tio n 18. T o w n ­ s h i p I t S. K. 3t> K-. t h e n c e s o u t h S3 d e g r e e s , e a s t 58.95 c h a in * t o b e ­ g in n in g . , •> - ' g I t Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u a p p e a r t o t h e s w o r n b ill o f e o m p l a l n i h e r e i n filed , o n o r b e f o r e t h e 7 th d a y o f D e c e m b e r A. l>. IJ!S , t h e s a m e b e i n g tt n u l e D a y of t h l a I t..d u ra b le Q ourt, a m i In d e fa u lt th e r e o f A d eer* p r o confeeso he e n ­ t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u n n d e a c h of you. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d that till* n o tl e o bo p u b l i s h e d In t h e Hanford d e r a l . l . a n e w s p a p e r published In g e m in a te C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , one* a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e week*. W 1 T N B 8 8 t h e h a n d a n d seal o f V. 1) D o u g l a s s . C l e r k o f t h e C i r ­ c u it C o u rt of S e m i n o l e County, F l o r i d a , n t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n ­ ford , Bern 1ru d e C o u n t y F l o r i d a , this 7 th d a y o f N o v e m b e r A. P ., 1915. V. K. DOUGLASS. »* • C le rk <8*nl) B y : A. M. W E E K S . D. C. FRED HGUSH OLDER. S o licito r f o r C o m p la in a n t. *4V sM u 9 B M ■ ■ ■ ■ five minutes. The raid on the o ffi-j 5 cos of the British Legion, hcml- g quarters of the Armistice Day com-"* mttii'0 was conducted under the same methods. s Biggers Dairy I s . . ..... ,. .. e Given Clean Slate McttHfiratioii 0 1 By Health Experts y ,ctr,m He,ps ,Law 111 Insurance Case A report of the bacteriological tests of milk produced nt the Paul 1TKEVILLE, Ky„ Nov. ID. -(.T» O. Biggers dairy here, recently Identification of the leond vic­ made hy officers of the Stnt • tim of M Carr Mine explosion a- a Board of Health show:1 results wlu> had been seen ridin well above the a’.nwbml establish­ youth v. ith one of the men tinder indict­ ed by the health bureau, accord­ ment for murder in the cti-c gave ing to an announcement in ide definite direction today to the planTuesday. The tests were made, of the prosecution. The explosion it is stated, after complaints had is alleged to have made the basis gecn carried to the local author­ for an $85,000 Insurance swindle. ities regarding alleged unsanitary other links by which conditions existing in the local theNumerous commonwealth hopes to con­ dairies. vict W. H. Turner, mine superin­ The examination of the dairy tendent, and Joe Jack, Jr., his property, and the -'ilisequent tests brother-in-law, of the murder of of milk samples gathered at the Henry Wilson and "Bill” Davis, th** time, were conducted by Fred A. latter just identified, were reveal­ Safny, district sanitary officer of ed Inst night by Commonwealth the state health hoard and I). C. Attorney O. A. Stump at the clo-'c Gillis, assistant state vet*riimry of a lengthy investigation. who, it is declared, made a Stump was positive in declaring thorough investigation of the pre­ that Davis, the son of Mrs. Ella mises. Young, of Waterman, W. Va., w.:> A detailed report of the author­ seen riding with Jack a short <!i *ities’ findings on the five samples tance from the mine on the day "f subm itted has luen prepared, and the explosion. The attorney :il •» is shown as follows: declared his investigation had re­ Butter Fat vealed many details incriminating No. Bacteria t1 3.8 per cent Turner, who has maintained a plea 111,500 *o> 11,5011 3.2 per cent of ignorance as to the cause of 3.2 per cent 170,000 3 *1.8 per cent the blast. 1 11,000 Opinion at the mine, Stump said, 3.2 per cent 115,000 5 Ihe trouble at Trieste started The minimum percentage of but­ was that the heads of the two men which the Edinost declared th at ter fat pcrmissnblc in milk sold in were cut off and hidden before the accounts of plots ngoin3t Musso­ Florida is plat ed at J.O by the mine was dynamited. lini’s life were pure inventions. Turner, for nine months believed Board of Health, it is pointed out, while the ideal bacteriological test, dead, was arrested recently mi bis according to tins standard, shows return from Europe where In* bail beta in hiding while bis wife and 20 , 000. si.-ter were spending a large Mini of money obtained from In- insur­ ance. ADVERTISING DID IT Wrigley, the chewing* gum man, lias explained how he built up a busi­ ness of millions of packages a day. lie has done it by sticking to his one line and advertising it. He spends over a million dollars a year in buying newspaper space to tell the world about 5 cent chewing gum. He has educated people to chew gum and to chew W rigley’s. Me did not stop shouting as soon as he attracted a t­ tention. He says you m ust keep it up or the buyers will fo rg et you. Whether yours is a 5 cent or a $50,000 business* keep telling about it. "lubrication hut through use of V7 M ^ (-• *• ■ s "N ‘*>-v j i# F e d e r a l Inheritance 1 Tax Repeal Big Topic At New Orleans Meet Golf Enthusiasts To ! ,? f « the Hold Meeting Tonight Flag Tournament NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.— DP) r,,L 7 New —Whether the national tax confer "®fr’‘fiwho At The Seminole Cafe To Be Staged Herej nun j one®, in convention here, will rec­ JV tourist ord advocacy or opposition to the 1 ■ , repeal of the Federal inheritance «i.Wc«*J for tax and if advocated, when, were outstanding tonics of discusolnn confronting the delegates as the convention resumed its sessions to­ day. ,. After a night assembly devoted , H’cuptlon of delegates and adilieso's qf welcome and response, the first business meeting of the conference convened this morning *cc I.) w . e-st ate taxation under consid­ eration. iho report of the national comPlace a' h‘-r found im ee on inheritance tuxation. sub^ •‘hmve wll, tmtted to the conference today, *3171." urges action by the next Congress of l^e ^ d e r n l estate tax te,| . “P, ui t h e i 'Jb 1,10 r0Ii®al to become effective ■n 'v hrj»«k D. ;.f after PbSDige of the uct ir» oppuncnt 0j ot repeal. 1* i “ au u pt8Lfrom Hie report weru: ‘•xir.roan H-,11 Although the committee has the unanimous conclusion L ; . toll";:, ■' ' '■ the hi. the f ederal e sta te tax should _ )rnititi,.„. , i; |n U 'U 7hPr il-d’ il k°lit!V®s that in View t . .. tnbute the Jrew ntUblh aJ?fCa s')rrnlm ‘lin—k ' ' nt inneritango tax situa|l * |.ltl . r e " in , ....I thllt the act of mi until six years a fter it Passed. Becauso of the inability of a number of local golf enthusiasts to attend the meeting scheduled a t tin* Anticipating a record holiday country club building Tuesday eve­ ning, officers of the club have a r­ turnout on the greens at the Mu ranged to postpone the --‘"don un­ nicipal Golf Course, arrangement til 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, at have hem completed for competi­ whiefi time all .Sanford residents tive match play for Sanford volt ■ who have any interest in the game, ers who spend a part of Armistice a re urged to gather at the Senu- Day on the course, according to an nolo Cafe, where a number of m at­ announcement made Tuesday by ters of vital importance to the fu­ I,. !,. Voorhees, local professional. tu re of golfing in Sanford will be What is known as a flag tourna­ ment will be the feature of the taken up. It is explained that interest m card at the country club duriu: tho meeting Tuesday night is not the afternoon, and will he run off limited to those holding active in conjunction with ball sweepmembership in the local organiza­ stakes which proved popular wit a tion but it is the desire of (he di­ introduced hero last Sunday. According to an explanation nt rectors to hold a railv meeting, the tournament, each entrant i open to thnoj who favor th the with In tim e, in un effort to promote u given a flag, inscribed handicap. number of features planned for the | name, and is allotted a Sanford club during the coming The handicap is ‘based upon t|ll> nlayer’s average score ior season. Chief antong the matters to conic course, and is added to the p-»r under consideration at this time store fur the local links. will be tho discussion of the * mi­ The player then start-', it : tral Florida Golf league, and th • pointed out, from iiuhiImr >mc tee. and continues around the c"a ,'C possibilities connected ‘ team now representing banfuru. until His total number of strokc-b ui provided by the hundjeapper. i used up. After the final strode .* ATTACK JERSEY, NEW YORK made the player plant > hi Bm: b> , ide the ball and reports its i»mwill meet I’A in ju icA K K IS It ECOKDED Small of Atit h ’.hiU Pine® r ,: i *i *f.t in J; .. “ clock fur -<AV ; N'|‘w York, Nov. 10. f*ir.ii pctirvir 0f#: - mincers earthquakes °of Amina ry a r . oi lJif the .most sevt'ri' tuilav „„l ii ycar V*,U!, rc* WtoposcJ in- forded at F ,, iw ‘ ay on th o seismograph ' “Brn, a F('r^ a n . I mittCU. lb 13 ...... . S tan ce of fk" e.-a.l ty; Th“ ‘-’xuct I’hc location of all the tails ami k t'-day by not be tGVen, -riven ubut ‘ll3turbanc» could1 C ilM l’KO-MlSE FAILS experts of the the number of strokes use | at thi |l!Jaivcrs*ty PARIS, Nov. lO .-b lb -F fD M -' bull must be flaggal nt the ^P* f . m ,, 1 . l um ttmn 5.000 * m ill1 rrCCnt" eJ »“>«*« I .-..tinn of the numbe number ot strokes from New York. t o e f f e c t a c o m p r o m i s e If-'to '" _ ration the conflicting el j meats in ■*’ i. ranted, regardless of po-itio.i, Painlevc m ajority fail 'd this vv is declared. _ ipg nnd tho bb*c of the text m ■ W perm it thought to be disrupted boyonJ ■ t n intV n u r rluven—Building -----" .,.Dl 1;, ... ^ays .__ ol ~* October, n.-».iFer. tot totalpair. A cabinet m etin g luu* been P*tw. ‘“J> r' ‘Ir° “l U,rtrcS3 «n Hull I colled called for G p. m., to consider tlv ^ ?1Jt3,oat). situation. Ping Notion icies '■nniiiK p t e Soon I t * ..0NI8LAKD u-;,,,, or,.,- ;Si n r c m iit o r t h e DUBLIN. Nov. 10.—(/P)—To the ixs etvheen tcum h j i i h i i vi. r i n n it undying anti-British sentiment HU T H E S T A T E (IF El.M ill II \ IN ANII m il X E U I M i r . E ('(It XTV . among the extreme Sinn Feinners t ' H A M ’F.IIY which seems to have been especial­ F K R N A N l iIN o A. I’.Vll.SON.S un.l ly rotiti’d by the preparations to MARY 8. I’AUSONS, h is w ife, (‘•implalnimts. revive the Armistice Day scene vs. which surprised and angered them F E L I P E R O B E R T YMNHE. « t als.. in Itf-M, is attributed a series of D e fi’Ullilllts. Bill T o l l u l r l l l l l e . armed raids on two moving pic­ ( l it I I E I t III’ I’l ll l . l r A T I I I X ture shows and the headquarters Tlie Biiite of F l o r i d a M> ih e a f t e r of the Armistice celebration com­ tiauled p a r t i e s . G r e e t i n g s ' T o F e li p e K oberl VUllge, a ls o mittee. k n o w n a s I’h ll ti p Ito b e rl Y nun ge, If d e a d a ll p a r l i e s ) The moving picture shows raid­ If li v in g , I nuinl t e r e s t In t h e laiu t- In r. ed were "The Battle of Ypres” and cl olaaidmeirn g denerltied u n d e r t h e s a id a film showing the doing:' of the F- llpe l l u h e r t Y onge, d. e r a s e d , o r o t l i e n v l s e ; W'llBuin iv­ Prince of Wales on his recent tour ing, a n d If ili a d a ll T pr aa vr teiress Ifc l a il m of Africa and South America. In l a g a n ) I n t e r e s t In t h e l a u d s l i e n - ■ both liouic.> the films were seized In i f t e r di'H. rlln d u n d e r t h e s a i d 11 W illia m T r a v e r s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r - 9 and taken away by the raiders. w is e ; J o s e p h M VVlill- If li v in g . » At the cinema house where the an d If ileail alt p a r t i e s e li il te l n g a n ■ In f e r* ‘d III t h e a u d s liereln afl' i , ■ battle picture was being shown on iles.'l'llied u n d e r l(lie sail! J o s e p h I 5 the screen the raiders acted so M W hite, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; * swiftly that the operator did not u i Ilia to li. t l r o k e n b r o u g t i t If I d S lag. a n d If d e a d all p a r t i e s c l a i m - ■ realize what was hupnening until lag a n y I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s heri tins job wan nearly completed. I n n f t e r d e se rlh e il u n d e r t h e s a id illla in II U ro k e n h ro llK h . deectisit was at Kingstown that the W rd, o r o t h e r w i s e ; W i l l i a m I" c i i e . ypicture of the Prince of Wales was . r If li v in g , a lot If d e a d all p a r t i e s stolen. Here the job was done in e laiiiiln g any I n t e r t s i In t h e l a u d s ■ 9B 9B 9999a9H 9B I9ll9B D B B K B H H aaaaB B B B B B B M 9B IK aaaiK H - Consulates A ttacked And Flags Burned As Slavs Stage Reprisal PV'I*f an- course it was entirely different Trom the earth we know now, .I t was much smaller and probably surrounded by a different kind of atmosphere. Its living conditions may have been unsuited to the evo­ lution of a race like ours, but well suited to the evolution of a race with different physical character­ istics, yet equal to ours in capabil­ ity and intelligence." * ♦ • "Picture, " said the scientist, “the passage of a few billion years. The enrth’s character changes. It grows larger. Its atmosphere nsrumes a new quality. It becomes uninhabitable for the first race, which perishes and is buried far underneath the meteorites which are striking the earth constantly and increasing its size. But condi­ tions now may lie suitable for the cvolution of a second race." • • • "A few more billions of years pars by," related the professor, "and the second race suffers tlio same fate as the first. Nobody enn guess how many times this happened before conditions became suitable for tbe evolution of the human race." h e r e i n a f t e r d e sc rib e d u n d e r th e said W i l l i a m U. ............ deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e : W i l l i a m U. S im s If l i v ­ in g , n n d If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g liny Interest In t h e l a n d s h e r e ­ in a f te r d escrib ed u n d e r th e said W l l l l n m IT. S im s , d e c e a s e d , o r n t h c r w l s e ; I’h I liens M. N i g h t i n g a l e Is liv in g , n n d If d e a d ull p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d u n d e r t h e s a i d I’liI n c a s M. N U t itl ii g n le . d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e : H e n r y Y ong e. If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t In th e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d u n ­ d e r t h e nnld l l e n r y Y o n g e . d e c e a s ­ ed. o r o t h e r w i s e ; A l b e r t l*. Herts. If ll\ In g, n n d If d e a d a l l p a r t i e s olnlm ltui a n y I n t e r e s t In t h e l a n d s h e re in a fte r d escrib ed u n d e r th e said A lb ert 1^ Hoes, d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ w ise; a m t all u n k n o w n p arties c la i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e follow l a g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s s i t u a t e nnd b e in g In tt e m ln o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w i t : All Clock 1, a ll Ilto ek !. All B lock 3 (le s s t h e s o u t h h a l f o f lot C ), all B lo c k t. a ll B lo e k 5. a n d all B lock «. o f t h e S u b ­ d iv i s i o n of t h e I.e H n r d y a n d Jlle m t I .amis In t h e d r a i n c o n ­ f i r m e d to M oses K. L ev y . In 8eCtl"ii .17. T o w n s h i p SI 8. It 10 E. n n d In S e c tio n 38 T o w n s h i p 21 8, It 31 F-. a c c o r d i n g t o t h e p in t th e r e o f r e c o r d e d In t h e f i d d l e re c o r d s o f O r a n g e C o u n ­ ty In f l a t Book F~ p a g e 113; A lso b e g i n n i n g a t Ih o s o u l h - On Armistice Day FO L A R IN E not only lu b ricates thoroughly, but it c u ta y o u r fuel bills by giving m oro poiOur. P O L A R I N E n e a la th u p b to n a j .-rfcctly, th u s insuring full c o m p re s».icn and rv’i’uci.tF; the w a s te of fuel into the crank cu3e. The tr.ont ran 'fu l nnd com pletn reEiunB civcj 1 Q L A R IN E its q u ality . It n m ade from an especially selected, o n e -source c ru d e oil. It flow n reudily in rold w eather, docs not break (iow n in hot w eather; th e correct lu b rican t — till the year around. Drive up to thn nearest POL.AKIN E dealer's a n d h a v e h im fill y o u r crank C4BP, then notice th o difference. M ore pow er, a sw e e t-ru n n in g engine, nnd l o n g e r lifu for y o u r car. Oils and Greases S t a n d a r d O j l Co ^ p a n y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCJCY Aulo Road Mop* (A AUbama. Florida, Georcio, K«ntueky *nJ MUtupippi can b« had at nn/ STANDARD OIL COMPAflY (Kealucky) *c»»Ua »t*lioa, free of charga. U) �V* ■ «{ ^57* ,* M. > ' flraf® V TnE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBERJO, 192JL PAGE FOUR TRIMMING HIS WAR BONNET ~= The Sanford Herald fT « 7 a ftrra e o a M f!» < (•■ fa r «t Hanford. Florida tn t*r*d l i Second Class Matter the Foatofllcr Osrtobor 17. 1919, at »■< • M Baaford, Florida vnder Act of Manila I. 1197 . M L 1.AMD I» DBA9 R. H o w a r d ii n u n _ _ ..ISdllor 111 M a a a n lla A v o a n e PI...** MM i«en«*er a im a ra iF T io * m a t m On# T > * i--I7 .n n S i t M an illa 1 * So Deliver'd «n Clt l.y Carrier, per week, Ho. Weekly Edition 1100 par year. a r e n a I, w o r ir n i Alt obituary koricea, card! of thanka. resolution* And notices ot *nteriain_,enta w niri chargea are Made will be rbarged for at regular ^drertlelng ratee. m -’ ■B M IIF ll TIIB ABSOCIATKII Fit BAS .Tw# Associated Free# la exclus­ ively entitled to the uee for repabllcatlon o ' all new* dispatcher ei edits'. to It or not otherwise credtkJ In thla papor and alao the lo. ea‘ pewa published herein. All rlghte "*f repubtlcatlnn of apeclal .llepatchea herein are alao re*er**ed. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1925 T H E U B R A I.u‘8 PLATFORM 1 --D eeper w ater route to Jackson­ ville. 1.— Conet ruction of 8t, Johna-ln* diai* River canal. t . —Extension t f white way. i r •Exttialon of local amusemente. — Swimming pool, tennis courta, etc. I,— Augmenting of building program —bouscB, hotels, npartm rnt houses. I,— Extension of street paving pro­ gram. ).—Construction of boulevard ■rot nd I.nk« Monroe. £ — Compte'Jon of city beautlfleation program. 9/—Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa ­ cilities. Armistice Day THE NEW SPAPER OCALA STAR Seven years ago tomorrow, in a shell shattered chateau on the outskirts of the ruined village of Chantilly, in north­ One of the greatest inventions ern France, a group of men representing the victorious al­ wns the Invention of the printing lied forces, and the routed, fleeing, defeated German forces, press. One can scarcely imagine surrounded a table. They signed a document, which ended living without printing which hostilities in the greatest conflict known in the history of would mean being w ithout books, the world, and put a stop to the useless slaughter of thou­ magazines, newspapers and all forms of pinted m atter. Under sands of human beings and the wanton destruction of vast such conditions the stm lnrd of liv­ areas of valuable property. ing would i.e a t the lowest ebb. The eleventh of November, or Armistice Day ns it has People would be ignorant, and, become known through association w ith the treaty signed there would be very little business on that memorable gray day in 1918, has become a great in­ between different towns, different states and different countries. Soternational holiday. Observance o f the date is almost uni­ ciability would also be limited in versal among those nations allied on the side of victorious its extent and education would be denied to the m ajority of people. democracy. How many readers have ever Grateful citizens, w ith the picture of the horrors which to consider the many dif­ were before them, welcome the opportunity to set aside one stopped ferent kinds of articles found in the day in reverential memory o f those who sacrificed their time, daily and weekly papers in order their health and their lives in a duty to civilization, and to th at an appeal may be made to alt classes of readers? Have you ever joyously celebrate the ending of the great World War. In the United States, the chief executive has proclaimed stopped to consider the social and the educational influences of these November 11, a national holiday, that the whole nation may publications. The news given fittingly observe the day which has such an important mean­ brings us in contact with not only our neighbors, but with all parts ing to millions of Americans. Sanford tomorrow will observe the seventh anniversary of the world. To many it is one of the most welcomed visitors of the o f the signing of the document that threw all the world in day or week. Without these publi­ paroxysm s of delirious joy. With a fitting memorial service cations a person_______ _____ is out of____ touch with! iii 'ho morning, with n parade, with fireworks and other ! what is going on in his own ipcoiand ....... in other parts the na metbods of entertainm ent, the American Legion has arranged By* ............. ............ . of “f *l-----an elaborate program for the day in keeping with the patrio­ tion and world. The local paper is the town's big­ tic and joyous spirit of the occasion. The entire community gest publicity agent both ut home will heartily enter into the celebration which, it is hoped, and in other places. It hi not only will lie one long to be remembered. seen but it is actually read by prac­ tically all tho home people and at * ---------------- o------------------ Y o/?* c '*>' RINEjI St H it Sinful W .l HO Sarfortl EarlJ AKU r«Ttj| l.i'bby Pn!,, \ S'anfijfil GAS| The ideal but I tho same time many outsiders see it. Furthermore, it is regular in its appearance and as is well known it is regularity and repetition A few months ago the local Kiwanis Club in the course which BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY counts in publicity. o f its actvitics saw fit to enact a measure that has been both The newspaper lias always been ■\N BOAST NOT:— Boast not thy­ successful and productive of beneficial results. It suggested a major factor in publicity. The self of tomorrow; for thou know- anti put into practice a regulation, which, while simple, has f ir it weekly newspaper nppeared! ^ 7 est not what n dny may bring forth. in 1622 am! it was published in, r m J L shown justification for its enactment. It endeavored to re­ Proverbs 27:1. duce to a minimum the chances and opportunities for auto­ England under the name of the' PRAYER:— News Letter. In 17511, Samuel Loans M O N E Y AVAILABLE "Lord, for tomorrow and its needs mobile accidents to school children by arranging for school Johnson wrote in the Idler: "The I do not pray; MIAMI TRIBUNE blisses to stop on the side of the street nearest the school. matt who first took advantage of Fur First M ortgage Loans on I.Bn-ml VjIbkJ Keep me, my God, from staining It is a significant tribute to the foresight of the Kiwanis the general curiosity that was ex­ Consult us first when in the ruihtM sin, Club as well as to the conscientious adhcrancc to duty of the cited by tho siege of. battle to be-i Should childless wives, separated made him a laughing stock of both J u s t for today." tray readers of news into the know their husbands, have alimony 7 sexes. Not so today; millions will Masnolta & Second A . I*. CO N N ELLY &SQfl bus drivers, that not a single accident has occurred since the ,ledge ot the shop where the best from This question, recently asked by a lend an attentive ear and many CREEDS suggestion was put into practice. puffs and powders were to be sold judge in Brooklyn, N. Y„ bids will agree with w hat he nays in toMy creed m ay have no lift of hope The Herald would like to see others follow the lead of the was undoubtedly a man of great fair to " s ta rt something." The lo. for you, And a fter nil, why not? Men A ml yours m ight drive me down bus drivers and believes if they don’t, sooner or later San­ Mjgacity and profound skill in the judge answers his own query, 1 “ It (alimony) keeps co couples and women are coming to be less the slopes of hell. ford will have a serious accident in the vicinity of its schools. nature of men." In 1(7-1 thirty-one newspapers f ro,n being reconciled,* he m ys and less the slaves of tradition, and You tru st to th a t by which you Only yesterday morning a child was almost killed. And no were in existence in America, and "keeps certain women lazy, grati- more and more the intelligent and carry through. person was really nt fault. f n< 1 ,.,no. contained some advertis- fjL.s their revenge, makes men mis- independent directors of their own However slight for me its prompt............. 0 ___ __________ >ng. It is interesting to note that eruble and serves no great ends." lives. Unquestionably, alimony (as A local resident was driving his small daughter to school. spell, s e of th e s tr e e t, b u t j|u,i"ng theso was lien jam in !• rank- j{t. believes that alimony is an evil; an institution) has contributed a My faith along my road has He stopped his car on the right hand sid r T h e little to t l !* 1 cnnsylvama Gazette, now t bat except in rare instances it large share of the m arital unrest served me well. across the street from the school buiildim lin in g . i iil n u n known ns the Saturday Ever — dues society more harm than good. of the twentieth century, and fu rn ­ ening climbed out, ran around the car and was struck bv another | Post. .. I A typical masculine view, some ished the divorce mill with much I look for tru th to guide nie, but automobile, which She had not seen coming dow n the street. | 1he weekly paper has been in women will scornfully rem ark. grist th at it would not have had i know otherwi:**. Many a woman has Mv truth is b u t vision flying fur. been fatally influenced in her de­ And yourn is but n thing to help cision to separate from her husband you go bv eioouent assurance of an often On to the promise of the morn­ unscrupulous divorce law yer th at ing star. AT would be able to get her a genBorne in the splendor of Au­ eroiu alimony. rora's- car. _ K R O N E N ’ S] aim to render the g reatest service Numbers of people will agec with _ .,, , . . fulness and foresight that had prompted the Kiwanis Club possible. Frankly, they can render j m arriage. At any rate, here is seen anoththe Brooklyn judge when tie says I bid you sliced. Relieve what you j„ j(s action :ill!» E. First St. ,r . . . , -*uch service only when they have er striking phase of the new .ox th at if the country can he rid of the believe. The proceeds will g*> to the Amen I h e re is perhaps no way of compelling individual drivers h e heart y cooperation of the pub- eqlln|ity slowly but surely enierg- alimony evil we will have gone a T urn to the highway bravely, fol­ o adhere to the sam e rule as do the drivers of the school , / 1his cooperation can be given j„g jn „tir modem society. Only long way towards solving the grow­ low down The pleasant slopes of April and* busses. It is to lie hoped, however, that they will profit by S v a rll M01’!0 !n r o?y Iby ,plaCinK « few short years ago no' judge ing divorce problem. Of coure, due mi incuts m tho local new s- , UOuld have ventured to suggest allowances must be made in the receive the near-accident o f yesterday and even go out of their way In some wood shrine your knight­ h , in \ v kr vn f a a , *mh „ radical denarturc from the catus of women with children. De­ a bit in order to stop their cars in a place where it will not that the chief source of u nuwe- traditional view of woman’s rmt- serted, such a woman is due ali­ hood’s jeweled crown. mony except in the rarest instances, Heed not the co urtier’s smile, tho be necessary for the small children to run across busy beggar's crown. it is all very complicated. thoroughfares. would have vnrtisitm V '?U l u,Vlth( 0 r,.m it3, n^" Much an utterance vertisements. Without the advertisements it would not be possible Out of our own hot hearts we light to produce a newspaper, and to sell the firm* it a t a reasonable figure. FORT MYERS TROFTUAl, NEWS LOUISVILLE CO DRIER-JOURNAL T hat blazon all the headlands. Now numerous studies and staWhere f fare ii i |tisticx prove that advertising brings I find tho bloom-Inirst of my own We are a nation of jolt holders. One of the great, interesting world about the business and someone has said , the . Inst nations of K.u- er countries winning sentiment for desires. We measure men and women by them, and really lose the ability ; atistics never lie " This is like r°lK> t(> ^UIU* ltH 1,1 t '*° United the nation that was to rise out of S T . AUGUSTINE They are the creed by which I to enjoy anything that lies outsid- tj,P sick patient who was being s___ ta tc " c«Icbrntci1 thi* i u the elmos of the Dun) Empire The the importance of the position-! live and dare seventh birthday. Fifteen day:' hechief of these was n former school of the sphere of their jobs. attended bv a prominent doctor K i'q u iri's S e v e ra l H ik Ii C lass Sali,s[B{,| Tiie perilous heights and breathe th at they hold, and above all, we \ \ e have reached a stage In our who asked the chances of the t>a- fore the signing of the Armistice, teacher. Dr. Thmnns Mnsaryk, who their purer air. fear, the size of their salaries. In mntrria! advancement when it is Rent's recovery.. "Oh. they are Uzccho-Slovnkin was proclaimed a gained the ear of the leading states­ C o u n ty . no other country of the world, in no longer necessary for most men I „nc hundred per cent." said the republic. The mixed peoples of men of the world, and when the F o r you I live in lies, and you for no period of history, has the job nn.l women to stave a t their daily doctor. “ Medical records show that this section of Central Europe, who republic was launched, Dr. Mas---------- A P P L Y ------me boon so im portant to millions of vocations ns they have in the past, nine out of ten die of the disease had so long been oppressed by Aus­ aryk became the first President. M. II. W O D L 1N G K IL ValdeiI Are slave to sad futilities. We people as it is in America today. I Now inventions have speeded up you have, and you are the tenth tria and Hungary, were free at last But there have been dangers know 1). P . D A V IS PROPKKTkThis is not strange when we con- j production and in every walk of th at I have treated. All the to go their own way, to develop ahead for the nation. Within its Only the faiths of what we feel sider the size of the United States, life shorter hours and larger in- case their own natural resources, their territorial lines is a large papulaothers have died, and you arc bound should be. its vast opportunities for profit- comes are today within the reach own industries, their own Govern- tion of Germans. Germany had I need not fear for what your aide development, the rem arkable f of any honest, fairly well educat- to get well. Statistics never lie," nient and in the inven years the shown its objections to these hounThe difference between this s ie k Y . , .. , . trumpets blow. indastriallzation of a formerly ag- ed, and industrious man or woman. patient and the Hck business which lllUo nat,on hil* bucom‘ »ne of the daries, just as it protested against You need not follow where my ricullurul country, ami th place We now hnvi th** houndaric.i of I'oland. The inopportunity to do does not advertise is that it was most prosperous in all Europe. banners show. that ambition holds in the lives many things that in the first [only possible to save one out of ovf'zechs, Slovaks, the peoples of -.ccuiitv due to these facts is now —Lewis W orthington Smith of the inhabitants of the greatest stages of our national development ery ten of those effected with this w hat was formerly Bohemia unit all hut settled. The I<ocurm> agrcc--------o-------republic that the world has ever were denied the pioneers who laid physical ailment while it, is possi­ Moravia, hail long ago looked to the meat, laid the foundation fur the The Trades Unionist is rcuponnl- known. tho foundations of our present ble to save all ten, and many times day when they would tie independ- settlement, and nervousness over blo for tho following: “The bund That there are inevitable losses prosperity, Mast ten of our local husirtem establish­ unt. Four months a fter Germany future difficulties has been removthat rocked tin* cradle never saw resulting from thi* obsession for Good books are within the reach ments, if they will avail themselves nnd A ustria had declared war. these ed. men '*n the inside of a 20 pair of shoes." the 'job, an increasing number of of all, and regular amusement has liberty-loving peinjle announced in At its seventh birthday. Uzeelm,,l to of tho columns, of the town newsT hat's one th at we believe. our more serious students of con- crime to have a place in the lives papers for the purpose of advertis­ u proclamation they would not take Slovakia therefore looks ,„t„ » X1-il-iai rw tem porary tendencies are realizing, of most of our population. The nu- ing. If we do this merchants will un arm s in clvii»n*<* nf their tram - . . , . home i * ' ] There are five births a minute In the eternal quest for bigger tomobih- has brought the pleasures future, its credit with the v.nrih 'lhfind that they will get new busi­ tional oppressors. Throughout the In America, ‘ according to tho ex-{and heller-paying positions, thou- that come from travel within the ness. This is truit heeuuuj adver­ w ar they played the game of pa ■ world strengthened, it.* security all iiot start f ports._ V\ under how many of those I sands of men and women—mid sad- reach of the masses of the people sive resistance, their envoys in otn- but guaranteed. <*oniid*r' are of the variety of which Bur­ dost of all, children, too—-are deny­ ami they are going after them with tising, th at is effective advertising, creates new desires after having nt! m gpokc. ing themselves the instinctive an avidity that increases with ev­ secured the attention of the read­ -------- -o--------pleasures; sacrificing their ardent ery passing year. er. These desires express themH erbert Hoover declares the ra ­ longings to <|o tlu- tilings that have U'o must realize that living is n.'lves in effective demand. Effec­ TAMPA TRIBUNE dio is offering more new problems. always been dearest in their hearts infinitely larger than any job or tive demand is the determination Don't forget th a t static is still for the sake of the empty pleasure position. We should constantly to possess an nrticle plus the ubilwith u.i ns the biggest problem of that follows high position or com­ rcmeinher that today, ns has al- ily to pay for it. If It had not (wen for the lat<th“asbt:Y .f? rnK° "Ao '1 p’ j,, Florida all. Cecil Rhode.*, Florida might not far yi'cld”,* ^b,l'idu. a mercial success. ways been true, the simplest pleas- ) |q order to create an effective dcave the popular Rhodes grass, a ed. its sw,.„*n„a. c,' (‘cernVast multitudes of people in . , . . . . 'I " .' 1,10 ,IK' b,jH t an,1 Ihe most onmand the advertising must not bo In the olden days clowns were America keep their noses so close during, and that many ef them | spasmodic, but it must bo constant, tropical plant immigrant that is stock. nndTt h e ° c a /A 0*1- by llVL‘‘ tho only ones who painted their to the grindstone th at they never come w en now without money and regular and reneated proving to be or« of the best for­ lim a L . lio n s L ir.lu a isi.s x. i 9 \ .......... - P I. . 9 . n k U m r » I l U Ti H i t U. age grasses. While the great South n*uch cheaper than ha" Z face;, red and white but nowaday* have tim e to hear the binla aiiiff.! without price. The irmU Roal of I The many services of the nowatthey Ii** V uurc r i * not r u it ti*»s «r f i i n t i i ' . . I n n x x . i i L m . . .. . L C . . . I , . l i f . . . t. i i . t . . . . a n o b u iii) e h i v i m l :* U L t I U l ! i u v * a African developer was not respon­ H the amount of hav r.. mi t' r,ul.n' near so funny look to play with little children, to read ! life s h o u l d the happiness th at j paper may l»o grouped under two sible for its introduction here, yet one-half to two-thirds , ^ hy ing as some of the girls who try good books; to take long walks in comes frum ving in accordance m ajor headings, namely, news and b>- a fourth to a third t K 'T to put it all on at one time. the country and view the lovely, with the plans of nature anil God editorial items; and secondly, ad­ his Intcreoi in the gra-is brought its grown in all part,, of the Si ?" * poi'iibilities into notice. panoram a of nature. Many people | To reach this goal, the job and Another popular ents. In rendering these It was in lHUa that Cecil Rhodes Headline in Minnesota exchange become so absorbed in the details i temporary success are merely inci- vertisem several services the newspaper has brought to Cape Town the seeds the velvet bean, w h i c is says, “ Plan Memorial Services— of their jobs that they soon b e -1dental and contributory. They a necessity of every day of a native grass that grew wild known to the state f„r . ,1h“’? h01’" Honor Industrial Veterans Who come mere cogs in the wheels o f , should be the means to bo a worthy become years. About I no; i U-u‘ lu3t life. In Central and South Africa and Died Last Y ear at Dinner." Must Industry or profession, oblivious of lend; never the end, itself. have been one of those dinners like the first one the bride cooks. -------- o--------According to “ PuM.yfoot" John­ Our last criticism of those oneBy IRVIN 8, COBB piece bathing suits is they don’t son, European liquor interests are trying to do everything In their Years ugo, when I earned my tin* world ho knew or cured to make good winter underwear. power to break down prohibition. daily bread and occasional beer know. methods of cultivation. In BJlKl it Agricult«ra? r tht-‘ Florida We will lend you jtit Tho thing * you think you get for was Introduced in to the United bv n .11 • F xP*;riment Station A t that they cannot do anymore on Bark Row, one Andy Horn ran His d ste r married a German to discredit tho dry manure than a coxy bar in the shadow of Drook- market gardener over in New J e r ­ nothing cost more than those you States by the Department of Agri- W a k ib Oa“t S ‘‘V^loped* thJ New Jersey has done in the elec­ lyn Bridge. AH sorts and con­ sey. and when his summertime think you pay for. tion of an avowed wet governor, ditions of men frequented thu sa­ vacation came Smitty went to visit necessary to build a a m i’1 This is the month in which to be­ who plans to lead u fight to re­ loon—sailors, newspaper men, rich her for two weeks. His new vise the Volstead Act. S A t S S ............" '* * ™»»" men, poor men. policemen o ff du­ brother in-law had bought u car gin some had habits to swear off Coast QallroaiL ------— — —_ 2 n ,,_ I f y o j . r h o m o l s n n - J y i 3 ---------o-------ty, artists and commuters from and had pr'auirteij to tour Sm itty on New Yenrs. Forty-three people were killed over the river. Rhodei g n u ■is an upright grow- | r - ~ Y about over the stule and show him G O IU eniporury T~» The dangerous thing ubout shov­ or, reaching waist high. ttn,| pro. and 2UH others were injured in A grubby person known as tho sights. J nin7(-*nt ) traffic accidents in ten southern Sm itty was a fixture a t Andy’s. At the end nf n week Sm itty eling snow is you are so liable to duces rattoons that root at t h e ___ ______ state . during the past week. F lor­ He cut up food for the fr«e lunch was back to work. One of the fall down on the job. joints and form new plants, someJohn I) o’" , 7 . Prompt Service Guaran * times making a growth of three to writin,- ' J£nt‘kefeller i, sni.i , i ida stands second in the list of counter, did odd Jobs and in rush roKwUr R * « " » hailed him: I t is catenated a great many peo­ Mx feet in a single growing L u - C n / Y h ”W,try' those killed and first in the num ­ hours helped to serve the trade. we w ' i° J* ‘Hey, Smitty, l thought you t ail and let us explain ouri ber of injured. This bushiest* of Emitly was to MunlmUun w hat u were going to slay longer. Didn’t ple will get n rong exercising to sou. It can be produced from either h i. l « ht‘ othl‘r Poets tin t h 1 i.jed or roots. money first__Clev l 1 . n,a,lc keen warm this winter. try in g to cross the track ahead of cockney in to lamdon. you care for country life?" Another popular plant immigrant! r ..ollI „ . -- ----nd tho train or trying to see h o w , lie had been born on Cherry "Nix mi dal (,tu ff fur me," anld & ° ,>c living jfl pi_ ■, Only time some men think they in Florida is the Japanche can* I bard your car can hit another, is! Hill, rig h t mound the corner; he Sm itty. "I'm often it fur life. wxPret*sion r'lbl have the >me of I hud never ranged ffuu rth rlluerr tugn coy, uai u ; ov aoitenly is ‘>nc have no kick coming l, when it introduced in the state about 2S dat jJiLoy g«lting to b»,kcrious, and some than Say, 107-109 S. I’urk Avc. Sanford. l‘I°r^ (lib' ^ f f '^ ' witb a going j Coney Island or F a r Roekawav. funny place. \vhty all deni towns cornea time to kick in with aotn years ago. it probably C»Sw ttHB q p b . t from B m ll. l t u | ^ , . mc. uraa-SLlLLJNer th * j U c„t ,lif fe To Protect School Children WHY NOT ABOLISH ALIMONY? ■ i Decorate Your Ci Armistice Di ; f\ Red, white and blue bunting! American and Allies Flags..! Red, white and blue, festoon] THE OBSESSION FOR THE JOB Davis Shi SEVEN YEARS OLD C o i\jid ? .0 fi FLORIDA FODDER PLANTS MY FAVORITE STORIES mone DAN DOBBS SAYS We have two plans of f*na Your Horne All The M g NO DELAY----------- NOtf --------------------- ------------------------- Title Guaranly Morlga �^ 5 £ l i g ORnjiEnALPt tu esu ay . November 10, .1925 HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR Personals PAGE FIVB Residence Telephone 3 13 -J LIBRARY WILL OBSERVE Ci BOOK WEEK WITH VARIED SECOND SECTION Children's Hook Week will be fit- - tuiv of the Story Hour group tingly observed nt the public li­ which regularly attends. Follow­ brary this week from No. 8 to 14. ing this tho following program will The librnry schools and announced be given: ns the special feature, an essay Dart One. contest open to all the pupils of Lnder direction of Miss M arga­ R. R. Roberts of Orlando was a the primary and gram m ar grades. business visitor to Snnford yester­ Mrs. Itrown appointed as the com­ ret McRae. One-act play. "How Girls Study” m ittee to assist her. Mrs. Shinho|. day. ser, chairman, Mrs. Robert Duvey, . lxth and Seventh grades, Marjorie Fotrest, Edna Grcpn, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Benson of Miss Love Turner and Mrs. Maud Ruth IVarman, Mary Dighton, Au­ Lakeland have been spending the Clark. drey Holborn, Louise Hickson. past few days in the city. The various schools and the lit­ Reading: “When Daw was a Hoy" eratu re department of the Wo­ C. W. Fusscll of I-akelnnd spent m an's Club are co-operating with Nell Aly. Colonial Minuet—Reading and Monday nnd Tuesday in the city the library in making this, the costume dance—Fifth grade. on business. seventh annual celebration, anoth­ Katherine Allen. Cornelia Mc­ e r successful Hook Week, and the J. T. Carter of Palatkn was a children are also showing a great Rae. Mareadcl Sicverking, Lois business caller in Snnford y ester­ deal of enthusiasm in the matter, day. A lovely collection of children's books will be on exhibit at Cole­ .Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Snwtelle of m an's Hook store, and this evening New York City have arrived in a message for Children’s Book Sanford to spend the winter. Week will be broadcasted over the radio from station KOA at Denver IL O. Skulte of A tlanta spent a t S o'clock, mountain time. A very artistic poster illustrat­ Monday in Sanford cn business. ing the prize hook of the year, Mrs. J. M. Wallace leaves today “Tales from Silver Lands” by for Tampa to bo Jh e guest of rel­ Charles Finger, has been made by Mts. C. L. Derby, and another a t­ atives for several days. tractive poster representing favorC. E. Wingert of Palm etto in> ito animal stories lias been contri­ spending several days in the city buted by Mrs. Whitner, Jr. The four books that have received the on business. Newberry prize from 1U21 to 1024 , will be placed on exhibit, as well ns a charming collection of new Juvenile honks. ■ On Saturday afternoon at .1:30 . o’clock a special program will be 1 given a t tin library. This will . open with the taking of the pieFriends of Mrs. M. D. Barber will be plenscd to learn th at she is able to be about agnin a fte r her recent illness. ; of the a Bridge 3 o’clock. , hoiitess. Langley tnent oi postpone! ;o Arniis (closed all Theodore will meet KtO o’clock juricc Day L of the 1 Luncheon Lighter* at [jo o’clock. attend J. Caldwell than Tuesmeeting of jlev in the Uu | the South tjehers As- Id the Sal|f the D. A. [t home of [jO o’clock, [nbscription b ’an's Club fill he given 1the Qourtenservations Mrs. Archie Mrs. It. L. A Bodwell Development—Assuring Future Profits Paved Streets. Cement Sidewalks, G utters and Curbs AH Public Utilities. Protectively Restricted. •Complete Beautification. New Dixie Highway, South, is to Run Through This New Section—Easy Terms. 6 Per Cent LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate avy Blue Velveteen Makes Ap­ propriate Dancing Class Frock for Girls of Seven or Eight. Sail but true—a little girl's ideas of an appropriate and desirable party frock seldom agree with those of her mother. Almost any normal unaffected, honest little girl of seven or eight would choose a rose-colored flowered Aik, trim ­ med with lace and spangles and ribbons, or a sky-blue, chiffon with frills and flounces, lace and t i n s e l . And you may be sure if you let your little girl go to parties In th a t s o r t of frock she would !*• e n ­ vied by all the girls of her own up;*?—but not by their mothers. So it is not always best to seek your little girl’s advice when buy­ ing her party frock—that is unless you want to disregard your own better judgment in the m atter en­ K. J. Howells of Cleveland, Ohio, tirely. is in the city for a few days. He i i very much impressed w ith this locality and may locate here. 214 E. First St J. B. Shurman of Ocala is spend ing a few days in Sanford on bus iness. W. M. Barco of Palatkn is visit ing in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sturm an ■ ‘ •i n und children left Sunday for their m * 11-v home in Atlanta. Ga., a fte r a plen­ um t visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. W ^W jlhat Douglaiu. B, .!i flange Max Bradbury motored to Lake­ amt | w ,“4ju« a land Sunday. His m other returned r ‘"‘tail shi,k-1 with him. She had been visiting n®* This friends there for some time. , glasses' . ' !ci‘ r’f pri - i Air. and Mrs. W. A. Winton and ; 1 »tuare l(f nephew, Karl Seybold, of Verona, LrJUk'“ whirh a spent the week end in Snnford en11 thrust routo to Lakeland, where they will f»’> to eat. make their future home. ,Vf "I market *« A the t.fFriends of S. M. Lloyd will Ite *PP«tizer. pleased to learn that he is recover­ * l>,*nge juice, ing from his recent illness. ^Parking Kin>tail. I Mrs. Raymond Key nnd daugh­ ter, Adelaide, and Mrs. Rice have returned to Sanford a fte r spend­ ing the nat<; several months in New Hampshire. real lace if >'"ii can .ittle black taffeta onetime - cho-eii and ■y pretty when trimlit <■( luce and postiwith colored ribbon mvhiil, tnn ami rose, with colored borNew fa!! cotton materials fur dresses Colored Border Flannels 51 inches wide, in nil shades, with bcnulitul eo ored bordered cheek and stripe. rChurch •nstructed rville Soon Roddenberry, Dick May, Iund Wallace Harrell motored to r r :,f U'Und •i^torui Beach Sunday. »f Gene,, ^.successful 1 (’inilervil!e. ■u' r]il;ilufurw«re «« effeu the Red. blue, tan. and brown. All wool with fine pin stripes. Guild Meets Mond ^ ith Mrs. Mars! All 51 inches wide. $5.50 yd Wide Flannels A an?'1:iy Scho°k i tl *uk*crip- regular meeting of the St. Guild wa i held Monday at the hi"!m<! ,,f Mrs. C. J. Marshall ^nnmnuv church lit ’ ot. ! mem- Vn , ni"n Avenue. Dla ns were made ^im rrm tee Wo, . r the Thanks giving Dull which I ' r * Dimler «, b to |,e given a t the City Hall sgivin*; night. • Moon, J. v " T 5 has "** enlray. an<l Rey T ..JThkL7 k e Guild .. — a rra nged for a • iu lu n m y / o u n j * L S**lstant,. h i *’Pcnd-the-Day" he-Uay party out in the country ut the hom 1 11 Rather sun CRt/trCilurtjrn\ ji/iO —..ie of Mrs. Beldlng next -Monday. “ ut which time the ludic ’ uJ«nlmou*ly which wi 11'VJ n , for i (Je retcM ^h n * th fiO fti bazar " i l l be h e ld D ec. 1. T h e * ,,f ‘h- new * ,ar* over .in VVnl,l ye*t®tday welcomed Mrs. S Koil S nE w & iS M'irtimer Glovt. er, the wife of the (j r aas— i recently rnovK j* piuij ** la'sanfordI'<>‘“ f S®®* announce. 1 1(1 of the com 1(!i i.BEGIN iF •11 htim im i v SENTENCE V<l ; ANGELES. aving refusshe will desist a ng free love litcrais to t*pcnd two 7 W. Washington SI 1in prison. .ft* * * * * * * * * * * .. 11 to cre e t the DDEU Ljght weight flannels, serges, wool ottman albrotross, for inlnnt weal. The Y owell Company SfflSn!!,V ia*i*eiE M U B S*iiuiaiuuuL i3iB iaoE i»«aaasaasM **«, �_____THE SANFORp HERALD. TUEfflAY,NOVEMBER 10,.19* By Williams Nitrate Plant At Muscle Shoals In Perfect Condition After Seven Years OUR WAY r N o u v e G crT m e V 7 HOKIE'ST, l F WCO LL LET V f W O R K E D S lC H 'l \ ! ME HAME FlFTW DOLLARS >I LET WOO COW.E ILL MEMEF? E cHHER WCO OUT* H E R E -TtAivjvrtuGt AGa im ! VJEWE GOT "TO L t -A -A -TM A T iS-PlMQM tt* VslOULD MAVtE. S H E F F I E L D . A l a . . N o v . 10.— (.pi— N i t r a t e P l a n t N o . 2, a u n i t o f th e g o v e r n m e n t's Mubc1q Shoals p r o p e r t y , is in s t a n d - b y c o n d i t i o n r e a d y t<> b e o p e r a t e d o n 3 0 d a y s ’ Cl-lARLIE AMO I ARE LEAv/iWG FOR’-FOC- VJELL- stood since the Armistice was signed. Army enginoern said the plant was in perfect condition ready to function as was original­ ly intended. Thu ordnnnce d e p a rt nient said it will produce nitrogen in a practical way. The unit is among the most im­ portant of its character in the U n ited S ta te s, losses to A MAM 0" WOO. amo h e r e wou ace im b a d compamw V. ALREADW ! y \ aje ’r \ e LEAWIKIGTOMIGHT’ C'MOkJ, 1WE G o f X j> J HAW E s h i p p i n g e a r l y in t h e W o r l d W a r caused by G e rm a n .s u b m a rin e s th re a te n e d to re d u c e th e to n n a g e a v ailab le for th e tr a n s p o r t a ti o n of ( titr a te fro m C hile n n d m n d e i t u n ­ r a l e fo r th e U n ite d S t a t e s to d e ­ pend upon im p o rte d n itra te . To m e e t th is c o n d itio n , c o n s tru c tio n o f t h i s p l a n t b e g a n in J a n u a r y , 1318 , a n d it w a s i n o n c r a t i o n in O c to b e r of th a t y e a r . It h a s a c a p ­ a c i t y o f 110,000 t o n s o f a m m u n i ­ tio n n itr a te p e r y e a r . T h e prin cip al r a w m a t e r i a l r e ­ q u ire d for th e m a n u f a c t u r e o f a m ­ m u n itio n n itr a te by th e c y n a m id process of n itro g en fix atio n are l i m e s t o n e a n d c o k e . T h e d a i l y con­ su m p tio n of th ese m a te ria ls w hen o p e r a t i n g a t fu ll c a p a c i t y is 1200 t o n s o t li m c n . o n e a n d 300 t o n s o f coke. A im m p le su p p ly of lim e s to n e o f p u r e q u a l i t y is o b t a i n e d f r o m th e governm ent q u n ry a t W aco, 30 m i le s n o t h o f S h e f f i e l d . The . " y /.r *M iS S *.»*♦»* v a m c e . h a s a c a l l e d ? Wan’s ’Greatness Expressed In Number O f Laws Obeyed Minister Tells Prision Bod J A C K S O N , M i s s . , N o v . 10.— (/V) | n a l a b n o r m a l i t i e si. Too often in —This is n world o f l a w a n t i t h e “tho past generation, the fathers, measure of a m a n ' s g r e a t n e s s i- by God-fearin ((lives, hav* laid the numlier of l a w s lie l i a s m a s t ­ the foundation of their children's Dr. (iitlley, Nalionul f'alcon* ItilogiKl, To I k ' i i i n Research WorL Du East Coast After January 1st., Annuunced ered anti obeyed, l)r. E. li. Meun.-, ; tiisperily. Tlie children for ake pastor of G a l l o w a y M o m o r i n l the (<od of their fathers, de.suisc Methodist churtli d e e liu o d his laws, neglect his Salibntlis, E C rm on h e r e todnv b e f o r e ' i 1 'live their own lives.' Winn ant'th r generation comcn, that fam­ nual m eeting of tho A rne ily disappears in obscurity and the Prison Association. In a ilawless world t h e r e •mill| undent prophet writes (he epitaph be no science, n o i ities. no hnr- J 'Except the Lurid build I - Imusc, vests, n o h o u s e s a m i no hn pi'iri" -is, they labor in vain that luiild it," ‘l hese inm t'rn id*M n-i t.imimr he asserted, i f m a n v.ill n o t o h y laws of nnture, s o c i e t y um l (<m|, hii to evil and lavvlessn • s, Dr. Mentis soon becomes a pri: o n e r in IIIi; declared, are about to ailn i . m dungeon, and a t tlm v ry mmiii nt tr.te and destroy the foundations w tf tr rn r think* mm«eir‘ free, wise j "f the rcpulillc. men can h e a r t h e c l u n k i n g of lu “Tlu* human race for the mo­ chains. ment. is euugiit in tho rauid- of Over against t h i s cinphm.i.-. on Niagara mid is drifting toward, the r e i g n o f l a w , l ) r . M e a n s p l a c ­ ihe pneipice, Nothing is gained ed three m o d e r n c o n c e p t i o n s . by Idiiidiug our eyes to a peril "One is t h a t b y t i m e a n d g r o w t h that is evident to nil. And ihe men e s c a p e f r o m l a w l e - i habits abyss toward which wo are mov­ n nd p a ssio n s. T h o u g h th p iiip l ing is an abyss where there i< no have a l w a y s u i i d o f ev il u m l law God, where man is without a util, lesancss.it w ill c o m e o u t fill r i g i d . I wit ness has been ‘ lory Idgesl, T h o n a t i o n w ill o u tg ro w tinm a candle, where quoted the > th in g s,’ Hut h i s t o r y te n e b e - u tin oral sanction* for Washington, t th a t e v e r y e v i l p e r m i t t e d t i m e a n d th e t, where a man is I venled erusliei growth, h a s s t r u c k i t s r o o t . <1* t-p j u n loving animal, and {gether with into Lho v i t a l s o f litis n a t i o n , a n d 1 cue re to do Ihe which feet below tin baa f e l t a f t e r t h e m a r r o w o f t h e ' ' home, tl te s c h o o l , t h o c h u r c h , a m i n th e h e a rt o f th e re p u b lic a m i me pc becomu u m a l i g n a n t m e n a c e ic - i d quiring a s u r g e o n w i t h a s h a r p a p t knife n n d a c y u t c r y o f f i r e tu c u t out t h e d i s e a s e a w a y . I In ■ " A n o t h e r i n i s e o i i c o p t i u n i:> w ilii i d , r e f e r e n c e t o t h e in f lu e n c t* o f e v il , sen modern l i t e r a t u r e h a s m u c h t o a n l 'hi s w e r f o r in g l o r i f y i n g t h e c u p o f t 'h i flume a n d c l o t h i n g e v il iu t h e g a r - iuii m e n ts o f a n a n g e l o f ligh t. U n - pre d e r th o m a g i c i a n ’s t o u c h o f Hie fall n o v e l i s t a n d t h e m o v i n g p i c t u r e , lo o men h a v e s e e n e v i l a s a p r i n c e s s , h>> i g n o r a n t o f t h e f a c t U n it t h e i r 'I I g o d d e s s lia s h c e n f e d , n o t u p o n | wli th e n e c ta r o f th e s k ie s , h u t u p o n th e Novel Trimming A ry attractive fini-dt for un evonfng frock of pink chiffon I* n wreath of French Mower* In shades of rose, blue and gold. They are harkLnmde-and the colorings very delicate, so. th a t the effect is very youthful and girlish. Game Commissioner iioyall Names Deputies For Forthcoming Season ( ,li- Deputy game cummn i.m,-rs have liven named by rm iinih-Holier of Game and Fi li J. ll. It,*;, nil fur e v e r y c o u n t y <>f F l o r i d 1 with Hie exception of Lee ami Mon tic , which have been 'lig h tly tie * .n rin : A t tin- r r q u i - m «>r m a n y c i t i z e n s tax -in i)rr.. am i p ro p erty ow ners ••wiilni; iirn tn-rty w it M u tin, u r e a In r,-|im fti r <(•- ii'i lh, d, a n t i c Is h e r c l>y l l ' . i t i I,| Illll'M Inll In a p p l y to III,- 1.,‘K lslatU rc of lln- .Slut,- nf l-'lo* rliln, l<> In- runv« n,-I In al Scanii tllirlllK lln- III,lilt ll nf NllVelll| I'd 1 f n r III,, pas.'MKr nf llll A r t , " f tile l.e|;|« l,il lire 11III, lul IIIK S e c tio n <i. of t 'I m l i t e r ;ix:i 7 l . a w s nf l-'lnrlila. I ‘.*-M. tile |liir|niae nf *uld Ullletullliellt l In-Inn tn ■uliiiKe tin- t e r r i t o r i a l l i m ­ i t s nf tin- C ity n f Sitnfurt], F l o r i d a . In III e| title mill ellllirilCf till' fo llow * I UK d e s c r i b e d luielH III ,-teinllinle I'm iiity , F l o r i d a . m il rmw a p a r t of .............. p n ra l ,- llu il ta nf t h e I ' l t y nf S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . u n ir e p a r t i c u l a r l y ,le » c r ll n ( | u a f o l lo w s , t o - w i t : S e c t i o n s T w e n t y (JO), T iv e t i l y - o n o t i l l . T i n n t y > Iniit (*.'■). T w e n t y * n in e I2!l); tile S o u t h e a s t i)i!iu t e r nf tin Sn lit lieaat Ij ll il lt, r nf S e c ll o 6 T l i l i l l l In t ; 111,- PilHI ( J i m r l e r nf S> . | | ,n T l i l r t y - n n e ( U l ) i th e W ent H a lf n f S ' e t l n u T l l l r l y - l w n ( 3 2 ) ; th e N'nrtli H a l f <>f tin, N o r t h e a s t i j t u i r ,,f S, • l i n n T h i r t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) ; um l tli- N o r t h H a l f . nf t h e N o r t h w e s t '.'m u t e r n f H ertlo fi T h i r t y - t h r o e (33), all III T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n t i n ) S o u th , lia iig o T h i r t y -nin, i ; ; i ) H a s t; unit tin- N o r t h e a s t t j m i r t e r nf tin- N o r t h > a .t ' j u . i i t, r nf S e c t i o n SI* If,); mill Hi,, N o r t h l l n l f o f t h e N o r t h w e s t tJ U lirter n f S r i T l n n I-'tVo ( j ). nil In T o w n sh ip T w en ty (2 0 ) . .Smith, I t a u u " T h irty -till,* t 3 t ) H ast. liatetl a t S a n fo rd . F lo rid a. th is '" l i ila e n f S e p ti-in lie r A. I*. 11125. (S K A I.) F O ItltK S T U K H «. n t'l lA H K f . .1 M A It S IIA l.D A s 111,- C ity I'n in tiils s ln ii nf (lie C ity , f H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a . ________ steam generating plant adjacent to the nitrate building to secure pow­ er quickly. This was augumented by 30,000 kilow atts furnished by tbo Gorgns plant of the Alabama Power Company, then under con­ trol of the government. This 00,00(1 kilowntt steam plant, which is a part of the nitrate plant prop­ erty, was said by engineers to bo the moat complete on the conti­ nent. It wait this plant, now under lease to the Alabnnta Power Com­ pany, which supplied quantities of power to several southern 3tates during a protracted drought this year, the energy being tran sm it­ ted through an interconnected sys­ tem embracing principal hydro­ electric nrcduccrs of several states. The plant Is situated near the center of a reservation embracing 2,300 acres. The unit was construct­ ed under the supervision of the ordnance departm ent by the Air N itrates Corporation. The plnnt was operated a t one-tenth nnd lntr r att one-fifth capacity for a perper­ iod of several montths fo r test purposes. About 1,700 tons of am­ monium n itra te wore produced. Unlike the m njority of munition plant!) constructed during the war, this plant is of perm anent type and was designed, arm y engineers said with a view to its utilization for the m anufacture of fertilizer in time o f peace as well us muni­ tions in case of war. N itrate-P lan t No. 1, built for the m anufacture of ammonium nitrate by the synthetic nrocea of nitro­ gen fixation, was m id by engineers to have been not wholly successful. The war departm ent decided at the end of the war to not nsk con­ gress for the large amount of money necessary' to make it whol­ ly successful and recommended that it be salvaged. This unit, howcver, i,i also being kept in stand­ by condition, no disposition ever having been mnde of it. It cost approxim ately $10,500,000, T o u rin g p a r t h - s c l a i m i n g a n y i n t e r e s t In tin, lam ia h e r e i n a f t e r U escrlh eil u n d e r the alii l.en lllin l I’, t ' r e e a y a n d nnd K l l z a h e i h l', C r t i ' s y , d e c e a s e d , lis h e l l s , d e v i s e e s n r n l h e r w l a e ; Mil K w a v e ly If l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d till p u r t h 'S e la ln iiiii; a n y In te rc H t u n d e r lilt’ s a i d 1*211 S lv t iv i ih . d e e r n s e il , a s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s o r o t h e r w i s e In a n d tu : The H ast H alf {H '/,) of th e N o rth east u u iirter ( N K U ) of tit*' n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ( N K I t ) Heeflnii 11. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u th , It.illKe 2.i Kant. It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a e h Ch»ml car* In color. Dctnountahlc tim* anti i n n e r e x t r a o n o p e n car*. ^11 f>ricr» f,o»b. Detroit o f y o u a p p e a l ' t o t h e s w o r n id ll o f c o i i i p l a l n t h e r e i n f i l e d , mi ,,r In fur,, t h e Ttli d a y o f Llee. rnln i| i 11*25, t h e s a m e h e IUK o f Itu h |ia> nf i l i l s J I m i n i a h l e t ’o u r t , nn d In d e f u u l t III, | e n f a d e e i . - e pro e n u f e s -n he t n t e r i ’d n Kill it s t y o u a n d e u e li o f ) oil. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o ti c e h e p u h l l s h i d In T h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d a new - p a p e r p u b l i s h e d in S e m i n o l e (.'minty F l o r i d a , u n co a )vrel< f n r f o u r roii.o-euliVe w e e k s . W IT N K S H t h e h a n d a n d s e a l of V. H. li'iU Ktass. C le r k o f (h*; C l r c u lt of s , in |n o t, C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , tit H,.' C o u r t Hons* in H a n fo rd , Semlmd*- C o u n ty ,. F lo r id a , t h i s 7 th d a ' - nf N o v e m b e r A. I> |!)3S (H ir.i) V. K. iK 't 't i t .A S S , C le rk . I!A M. IVKKKS. D e p u ty C l e r k . F It H 11 I. IIO F H III ir.D li ft. If you haven’t alreadyA to th e nearest Authors D e a le r and see tlieci m eeting w ith this unu3 response. See h o w recent impro have added new beauty riding comforts. Note fj fitting curtains that operJ four doors—thus makmj com fortable and cctwe all kinds of weather. As you check over the provements, bear in i th e re h as been noil prices. D e tro it, Pdki i ' o i i ip l u ln a m U II.I.IA.M T IJA V H ItH . ,-t id. I *,'( ,-mluti( m. O r d e r of I *n !• I i*-n«Ia, •• T o t i e ih-feliih iuls. W illi.irn T r a »> i . .1. U l l l \ n o d M. IT Mix. Ha ti­ ll i i M lirlo n J in, I; MeD miald, iMuirli's I: .i< Hi I, -. a n il l.tilh- A. .I* f f r 0 ,, WTIII.iin i; Ihiiiiiiiond a n d I ,n lira It. ll il ii ii io n d C F Aki-rs. eio l I - I A k i o s i; l j \ I ' u l m e r nnd "If. \ 11••* W l'utMi,-r T h o m a s IT S I f l l i l l i m . T y s o n ,v HntUll n n d t h e l tilt..<| s i a i . 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D t;* 2 IT IS K U n V l l K U <'IH 'F .ltF .D t h a t Hu i " i d * r of I ‘nt, Ilea m a t he p u b ­ l i s h e d In t h o S n n f u r d H« r a i d m ic e a 1. k f o r f o u r r t il is i 'i'll lh i ' W eeks. W I T \ CHS m y h a n d a n d sent of s a i d F l r c u t l C o u r t al S u i f m i l . t h i s tin- '* dav of N nvi'tn hei' A D l'J23. V. IT Dl Mhll.AHH, C l e r k o f tin c i r c u i t C o u r t. tH ITM .) I tv A. M WI'.KKH, D. C. i : i i . i :h i i i ' i i n i :y S o licito rs fo r C o m p la in a n t. "tu; U*cfiiiibia, Sam S. Kinney; !'Ingici, r . \ \ . .Iiihm tiin; I'rimklits, K, liram li; Gml.'ilcii, E, D. Da1 u!< , J, J. Wit - u ; >i Gulf, L. * fliulgeun; Hamilton, C. M. i-1 m u ; Hard' e, Oscnr Crews; it' lnh >, .limn - I.. Taylor; IlernuiiC o m p l e t i o n o f tlie o r g a n i z a t i o n , do. I'irui' t W. Snow; lligliiuiul*. M; It,i j . ,11 : a i d , h a s c o m e iu a m p l e M i* i'olliud; liillsburn, D. t i m e f o r o p e n i n g o f t h e h u n t i n g Ling ami il. ll ltlantoii; HulincJ, :iho ii , N o v e m b e r L’n t o F e b r u a r y G. If. t tiller; Jack;-, ui, J. K, Dy15, a n d t h e d ep artm en t e x p e c t * 1-' "; J* ticr.-iou, J. M. Giratilenu ami now t o full h a c k upon it* o n l y S. I. Knlil' i ; Indian Kiver, W alter ; n u rv e o f r e v e n u e — s u l e o f h u n t i n g Dimcnti; l.afiiyette, K. (», Lniul; a n d f i s h i n g l i c e n s e * — f o r t h e w o r k l.!ike |{, I-'. McWhorter; Leon, Koof p r o p e r l y c u r v i n g f o r t h e w ild h 't K. litu-iford; i.evy, A. M. Kll- T t'll A tt I. Y HIMPHON. ,( nl. I •.-f.iiiilatits. life ol t h e ( d a t e . i ' > : * ..... .. T. I. Slmler; MmliI l l l l 7 ’.* l i o l . ' l TUI*-, All p m . - p c e t i v e h u n t s m e n o f t i n mu. U . S. ('(inpyt; Manatee, (,’. A, l l l l I l l ' l l i l l ' 1*1 111.D ' V I K IN at* a r e c a l l e d u p o n b y A ir. !L>y- Jo in -; Marim, Duvin Moon; Nn*- Tli,' Slat.* nf F lo rid a t.> t lit* u tter 1111111,',I im rlh"*, *: r i ' , ' t l u g : ull t o g e t t h e i r l i c e n s e * n o w f o r ; “ »*• L. W. I'iikett; Okalon-u, \V T o T. I ' h a r l y HI iii | ihou . iiultvUIth e c o m i n g s e a s o n , in o r d e r t o ti • D. Summerlin; Okeechobee, John I. 11a l l y iirul a * T r u s t e e , if llvloK . um l ■a ( f i i i a n t i i i l l y in t h e d e p a r t m e n t * *’«• It ell: Oi tnge. J. IJ. w in d e r It 1I1011I a ll p a r t i e s cla lia liiK a n y Int e r v i i li, t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r i p r u g r u m . A p p o i n t m e n t o f t h e tle- »ml < hip Hueli in; Osceola, .S. F. f . ’rltieil u n i t e r t | o s a h l T . i ' h a r l y p u li i , t h e c o m m i s s i o n e r tu iid , w u « William-; Palm llcaeli, W. A. l!oe- Hliii|i*on t mil v ir tu a l ly an il a* T r u * m a d u uli tl ie f u l l e s t c o n f i d e n c e latci.; Pi.m' o. I) o. Uingistun; Folk I i l i e e i i H i - i l . n s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s o r o t h e r w i s e : T h m n n s t*. S lin|i*un, If t h a t F l o r i i i a ’* s p o r t s m e n w o u l d J- I- Am .Id and \V. \V. Haines; ll v im :, a n d If ile a d a l l p n r t le * e ln lrn p r o v i d e Um financial backing ncc- Ptllmini, A ,M. Moody; Ut. John*; 101: a n y In ter* nt In t h e la n d * lie re 1'i.ifl. r d e n r r l h e i t filial* r (h o Silhl c j - a r y by t h e p r o m p t p u r c h u ; 0 o f S i m p s o n , dee- ;***‘d. M i . 1,. St. Lucie, I', Th l,u*olu. a sd eC. v i s e e s *ir n l h e r w l a e ; T. t liriTt-vj. H lm p a o n If llvlm c. a n d if d e a d a ll Jones; Santa Ro:,n, II. ('. CollinH T h e dep u ltea n a m e d fo llo w : n n r t h * r l u l m l m i a n y I t t l e r i x t In t t " ' A h a h u a . J . F . U a u t h e n ; l i n k e r , SurnMdn, D. s. Dean; Seminole, l a n d * h e r e l t i n f t e r ilCHcrlheil u n d e r J . E . .S e s s io n s ; Huy, Isaac ll. D. Bi dli m .1 c . I Marshall; G ra n t; B radford, A . H . J o h n s ; B re ­ Sumpter, J. M, Langiston; Suwnv a r d , N. M. P l a t t ; B r o v u r d , P . D . D e n i-e y ; ('n lliu u n , W . S . C a s k in ; C h a r lo t te , L esley L. L e w i s ; C lt r u * . s260 C ou/ jc - • 520 Trnlor Sedan 580 Fordor Sedan 660 Runabout iio st in peace, ye H anders dead, I lie light that you so bravely led We’ve taken up and we will keep True laith with you who lie asleep With each a cross to mark his head On Flanders Field—” -Sixth Floor, First National Bank Bldg Try Smith's liar her y Shop for j?ood harbor y -------------------- ------------ ___ work. Ladies welcome. V ................... N ex t to Yaldez. C>00!)E �>rican Press est In W orld, Esme Howard lo.-(A ’) [the caIdon, to Iding of [of the Ly, Sir Ussador jn part: EAmerEus rea­ ps. Your hat you p, to Ino mould y, which number >graphiday the same • of all is a en di>* [ipatiatc Lay this: U s in a [probably E t t that imnj THEjANFOnp HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925, Second Grange "A great w riter in the press, whom men follow can make and unmake governments, can turn the thoughts of man to peace or war, can alter the whole course of pol­ icy Mid, when It is a question of the policy of a nntion such as yours, this may well mean the his­ tory of the world. "Having read newspapers in many languages, besides the^ Eng­ lish and American papers, Sii Esme Howard said, he has no where found what in his opinion was the “perfect newspaper. “Almost every where," he said, “I have met with what appears to me the great defect of an inclina­ tion to extensive partisan spirit and n lack of im partiality and objcctivencss. I often think th at too much is made in the press of those two great twin brothers—pep and punch. A little pep is a very good thing, like a taste of m ustard on a slice of beef steak, 1— bitually cat your beefsteak covered with mustard you ruin your diges­ Introducing the “Red” Grange of southern scholastic football, Roy tion." "Pinkie” Walden of Knoxville, Tenn. Like Grange, he’s redtelephone 222 or Mrs. D. I* T hrash­ blooded and hard to stop. er, telephone 74. DUELIST MAKE UP j morning, LOST: Liver colored bird dog. lit of the Namo Joe. Liberal reward. R. A. [t in the Newman. Phone 9<» or 63. [Galloway of scaArcadia—Contract awarded for |oie who construction of new $100,000 hotel. _ eligible leting, but ould like j Depart flS, their to Mrs. of u [Giljwuy, ered i looks Club l rf clubs , Lake, [icminole, i of the i! state ct, and i passing kr.s are in [Galloway, commitJ announce ■ [ill be the ■■ fiting club ■ Club will Ithe build- j j | sre urged i ubscription ■ [day after •lock under 5 | Courtesies ■■ should be |A. L Betts Thrilling A T M IL A N E Wednesday9Nov. 11 GRASSKL, France—Two jour-J naliats fought n duel with pistols. A fter firing two shots each with­ out striking they decided to make up. 3 : 0 0 t o 1 1 : 0 0 I*. M . (C o n tin u o u s ) “The Declaration of Independence” Will Also Be Shown At Your Service B. E. SQUIRES ! A. F. H U FF j J. W. TOTMAN R.O. WINSTON PAGESEVF* APPROPRIATE GIFTS WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS WRITING THE BEST ESSAY ON THE DECLARATION OK 1NDEDENDENCE C. P. HENDERSON S. W. JABOUH D. C. Davey R.G: DAVEY Separate Prizes Will Be Awarded The High School and Grades The Davey-Winston Organization REAL ESTATE BROKERS Masonic Bid};. Rhone 207 Filling Stations Sanford . . . We will close from 10 A. M. November 11th, Tomorrow, till 2 P. M. on account o f Arm istice Parade, Memorial and Dedi­ cation Exercises. Get your gas early. ♦> V ♦> ♦ > ♦♦♦'♦> ♦♦♦♦♦♦ * !♦♦> * *♦**********'** *•* **** * *** * * * *** Fellows’ Service Station Bros. K le s s & Welsh R itr in r i r Ij u G I j I i n e ’s Filling Station *♦** * *•* * * * *** * **** *** **** * * * * **** H ay Bros. Sanford F illing Station �HKMfVf,,! 11 PAGE EIGHT — ~—-,r~ THESANFORD H V V ’- ' j v r - HERALD, TUESDAY, ---------------- " NOVEM BER 10. 1025 ‘ ■I ■' -------*—— ONCE MORE we pause to pay tribute to those who gave their should be a leader in every movement tor peace and happiness upon the earth. ON THE OCCASION ol' an unforgettable anniversary, consecra­ ted by the bravery of those who fought and to set a world free, % we pause to reverence them. Out of the smoke and sweat and con­ flict, torn countries arise and greater industries. That lives were offered at the Shrine of Supreme Sacrifice is an unforgettable memory cause the Immor- tal Dead to know that we REMEMBER IN APPRECIATION and devotion of the brave who fought and died on the battle fields: we urge all to join hands in observance of the greatest day history, so th at the bonds of friendship, devo­ tion and patriotism may grow stronger each day. �5-M N FO R D HERA "__ b y condo ^ A s a , PUT L -S O v e p v IN-DST** KIlTTG. NTT© Miles Of Sidewalks' ™ ,m r n . , n To Be Constructed ATE ROAD In Daytona Shores CONDITIONS w nucsboro roan, Tnke new road 8 Tnllnhnssee to Mone to Aucilln River, ay. Aucilln River to and clay road good. > Madison, lice, 'Live ity. good sand clay. to Jacksonville, hard mount uorn to rt* Myers gonerally in good condition. Four miles south of Zolfo is muddy in rainy wenther. Road No. ,T—Georgia Line to Orlando: Wild's Landing to Yulec said d a y road in ?ood condition, Yuleo to six miles south uhcll road in fair condition. From this point on into Jacksonville nnd Green !—Georgia Line to F t. Covo Springs paved road, brick nnd E>a Line to Jasper, treated rock base. Green Cove 'ad in good condition. Springs to palatkn rough to end of iite Springs, sand d a y brick a t Rice’s Creek, new road beSprings through I>akc ing pradod but does not interfere Springti nnd on to w ith traffic. Brick road from excellent asphalt con- Rico’s Creek through l'alntka to High Springs to Gain- San Mateo to Dunn's Creek, fair, des of asphalt, excel-' Asphalt surface from Dunn’s ten miles south o f ' Creek to Sisco, Crescent City, asphalt surface very F icn u n and Dnlcon Springs, of asphalt to Micnn- Springs, excellent. Deloan Springs 1 routh. Micanopy to through Deland to Sanford and Ornut surnfee excellent, lando, fair. Detour between Doteala, nshpalt lurface land nnd Sanford as good as posructmn, Detour about sible to keep sand detours. Rough I M p e F iN ite -' but entirely passable. Sanfofd through Seminole and Orange counties to Orlando, good. Rond No. 4—Georgia Line to Miami: H ard surfaced from St, Mary's River to Jacksonvillo with asphalt and brick, excellent. Road under construction by Duval county from Baynrd to St. Johns coun­ ty line. Duval county line to Bun­ nell, 62 milen 9 foot brick road with rock shoulders, fair. Bunnell to end Reilly's asphalt road 9 miles asphalt surface excellent. Volusia county line to Daytona, very good, Daytona' to New Smy­ rna 15 miles, q u a rte r mile detour, remainder paved. New Smyrna to Brevard county line 22 miles, two mile detour, remainder paved. Brevnrd county lino to Titusville, 12 miles all pnved. Titusvillo to Cocoa IS miles all paved. Cocoa to Melbourne 21 miles all paved. Melbourne to Sebastian River, 17 miles, f> milen shell road, remaind­ er paved. Sebastian to Miami 150 miles all paved. Road No. 5— High Springs to Fort Myers: High Springs to Ncw- lEON'T S A Y tVHICH op- -rH e O P K c s f c S A re YOU N ear „ A Breakdown? o n u s by If so. look out! The strain of modern life, in business or in pleas­ ure is apt to br:ng on blood pres­ sure and heart trouble. If you fuel close to a breakdown, v.lmt you need is that old and reliable tonic. Dr. Fierce's Golden Medical Discovery, made of herbs and roots brought to Dr. Fierce’s lab­ oratory by Indians from Reserva­ tions in the vicinity. It is a pure, reconstructive tonic, will purify M IL L IO N S OF GOOD MEN the blood, tone up a sluggish liv­ LONDON—There arc millions of er, and help restore health and good men whose nam es never get strength, A>k your neighbor ainto the newspapers says Prim e Lout it! Minister Baldwin. rion. the a U7.000. a ? needed 3 ilopment u lor said. ; put on iir.ps and any subp stati n !i j* * u " Other ftiun fur r Martin if Control Bach r.l.n taken -i ® « n J « been s INSURANCE HEAL ESTATE M ake M oney Q- WISH-fco-announce to my friends ■■■ and acquaintances, the opening* of my offices on the second floor of the Ball Building*, where I shall con­ duct a general Real Estate and Brok­ erage business. FOR OVER 17 Y E A R S W E HAVE BEEN RENDERING 100 PER CENT SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS 3 Magnolia At Second LOANS Y POLICY shall be to render per***- sonal and efficient service in all transactions with which I may be connected, by giving my personal a t­ tention. Phone 18 INVESTMENTS u c ja ja n u a a s ria n R H X tiu a a n a a u n n n a n u H ja rn u c x a h re-. L‘ »“<1other pTOtwiUion other 1*«d bej I «UP thu ’mile th.. Rooms ***•U ah- ’ mo uat le £«o»th [T*1 or flu, FwcOdi, LZj to greenport. n . j Building- Phone 645 �— _-;-J T ■#1.' •v PAGE T E N , , tv TA LEAIIASSEE, Nov. 9.—UP)— When Florida's special session of the state legislature is opened here November 17, several new faces Will be iticn, six special elections fbr tho low house having been held alnce the regular session last April. In addition to that, there will 1« 89 members of the House in their aeata, instead of 8(5. The creation of threo new counties, Gulf. Indian River and M artin, added threo to tha lower branch. One representative, who at tho reg u lar session 'i'n e ri his name opposlto St. Lucie county, will a t­ tend the special e n th e rir; from In­ dian River. Mr. Younjr, who was fath er of the bill which created Indian River county from a portion of St. Lucie, apd whose action leg­ islated him out of the St. Lucie Daytona Shores To B u i l d $8,000,000 Hotel On Froperty ^ LouisianaGovemor Uses Old Desk That Served Maxmilian He Lost Solons Gather Soon For Special November Meet WithNewFacesInAssembly representation, was sent right bock to tho House in the Indian River special election. In the elections of the two other newly-created counties, Gulf and Martin. W. N. MeQunig of Mnjette, wns inccessful in the form er race, and John E. Taylor, of S tu art, in the latte;. Rnnresontative J. F. Rusto, who ittcnded the regular session for Munroc county, tendered his res­ ignation since th a t time to become judge o f tho court of criminal rec­ ords. As a result, an election wns held to choose a successor nnd Charles K. Ketchum was the vic­ tor. Mr. Ketchum will join Dr. C. F. Kemp, of Key West in repre­ senting Monroe a t the special ses­ sion. RATON ROUGE, La., Nov. 9.— UP)—The desk a t which, th e gover­ nor of Louisiana sits daily is a handsome piece o f fu rn itu re made Circassian w alnut, curved and car­ ved with m atchless skill, and once served Maximilian while he occu­ pied the throne as Em perior of Mexico. Legends say th a t, a fte r the ex­ ecution of Maximillian, the desk nnd two other pieces of furniture from the ill-fated em peror’s of­ fice were brought to Louisiana and placed in the executive offices. In the reception room is a m ir­ ror, approxim ately IB feet high and three feet wide, fram ed In the finest of walnut, th a t once was n Dart of the furnishing of the St. Loui:* Hotel a t New Orleans, which was famous in tho early history of the city nnd state. vs*. BY A. I*. Form er Governor Gilchrist wa.i a visitor to Tallahassee recently. He came here, according to a re­ port, to, bid for some state -land at n meeting of the internal im­ provement trustees. While here, however, the former executive found time to visit a number of the stnte departm ents and remin­ isce ovor old times. "t Robert R. ProuT, St. Louis auto salesman, lost $ 1500 betting c» the ponies a t East St. Louis, III. Now he’s sued to get the money back, unilcr a forgotten Illinois law that enables a loser to sue the nmn that won from him. He also asks damage:; for being ejected from the race track. S ri - IIH A l.T l III. > lr. l u r l r r I 'l i o t t i - 7 III __M ot; o o l l o A > , - , Destruction of the Leon Hotel S3veral weeks ago has presented n serious situation here in the way o f accommodations for the legisla­ tors imd their families, and others who attend sessions of the law­ makers. Only one hostelry is m ain­ tained here now. The Chamber of Commerce, how­ ever, asked local residents some time ago to list their nam es if any rooms were available and, accord­ ing to T. P. Turner, secretary of the organization believed th a t suf­ ficient accomodations had been found. T h ree loin on Pork Are, ^ I*o«r room Uousr, d««Mt . HI BRING Minn., Nuv. 9.—@— Accident asphyxiation probably caused the death of five women whose bodies were found in a cot­ tage here, in the opinion of offic­ ial- today. The bodies of the women, all em­ ployed in a local hotel, were found Sunday nt the home of Mrs. Ella Kuusisteo, one of the victims. A 10-yonr-old daughter of Mrs. Kuusi teo discovered the tragedy whip ; he returned home from a visit. She summoned uighbors who forced their way in. A gas jet wns open and t h 1 house filled with fumes. The wo­ men apparently had been eating when overcome by the gas. Another theory advanced, however, that soma poison in the food or wine they had been consuming might have been responsible for their deaths, hut officials were inclined to discount this. T w o Iota near Depot tar TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Nov. 9.— UP)—Tallahassee this week began casting about for housing accom­ modations for the some 300 or more additions to the populace when the special session o f the Floridn legislature opens Tuesday, Nov. 17. The local Chnmber of Commerce has issued a request through The Associated P ress for all members of the upper and low­ er branches of the law-making Milton—Million-dollar hotel plan­ body to either w ire or w rite their roquest for accommodations and ned for Santa Rose w aterfront. T w o Iota nn Turk IMil" T w o lota on Santoro Are. M er lot on D m Are. KOOo.ti F iv e lo ta In front nt lintel r„ T w o lota In Mnrfnlr. The m l, 1H Iota In Cltr llmlta tor HTJ C hoice It. II- Irontaae nt Slice lota on Onk Are. fa ll aa4«i| I hnve th e cholceat acreage |» Z \ tcr ca tcil ta lk w ith me. If It’a hnalneaa prnprrtr I hire * H ave aonir on n 90 rear Irare If yon are n atranner It rrlll R. L. ROBERTSON AUDITS — SYSTEMS MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Room 15, Masonic Temple. !a J W. J. THU The Fuleston-Brumley Uuildinf. Tonight at 8 o ’Clock •.'t I I 1 | 1 m* S an ford ,F la. S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S d 5E ■ j M a ri a a u The N om e Selecte a w [jcminoln (![ounhj]§ank a The selection of the name will be made a t once. Every letter will be op en ed an d th e name we Consider the most appropriate will be decided upol W ill be Announced Tomorrow i ’>c Interest I’aid on Savings Accounts WE “MINE” OUR OWN BUSINESS — The contest for a name for Sanford’s most extensive devdopmen comes to an end. At eight o’clock all suggestions for a suitable name fori the big tract must be in. The office of the Sanford Herald will close at that1 time. Those who have delayed submitting their ideas may yet do soprowl­ ed they act quickly. . > & -<r r a a B i a i B i i i s B i i i i g i i i i g i a i i i i n e n i n c i i z B m i K i i i i u a a a n i i n i i i i tuuiKHeuiuna ■■■■■: a n n a s 7 * Tomorrow tells the story. After today Sanford’s new development which is to he one of great magnitude, will be called by its own name. That name will be heard on the lips of nearly everyone and will always be asso­ ciated with one of Florida’s beautiful and highly developed residential communities. The Herald of Wednesday will announce the name of the winner of th( $250 cash prize, and the name th at is selected. a a a a a B a T w o lot" 12Slt00 $1800.01) The Contest Gas Fumes Are Fatal ToSWomenEmployees Of Minnesota Hostelry 1 11 i i i. r< iir.ii-iii i i.nii Capital Seeks Housing AssomodationsFor300 LegislatorsNextW eek » ~~l roms will be found for them. * Sound and Constructive o n \ i : iis 1 V. SOI’RANO BOOKED TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 7 . (<?*)—Mnrccltn Mcnge-Clark. sopra­ no, teacher of voice nt Florida . tale College for Women, will he introduced to Tallahassee at :i m m ;, recital, .to lm given Tuesday i voting,''iit1t l u « ' H i g h School Auditorium. Helene Welker, pian­ successor to Gladys Comforter, V isit To Dixie Stales Tam pap—F’lnns being considered aist, t the college, will he the accom­ fur extending Wutcr* Avenue to panist. A splendid program has NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 9.—</I’t Memorial Highway. been arranged. — A visit to A tlanta this week by Jam es A. W alker, mayor-elect of New York, is interpreted in politi­ cal circles here as an effort to "sell” Tam m any to tho South with potentialities as to Gov. Smith's cam paign in 1928 for tho Demo­ cratic convention. He will arrive in A tlanta tonight and will spend several days there. New spaper headlines and editorinis here have given the visit con­ siderable attention even going so fnr ns to say th a t the trip of Gov. Sm ith’s protege to the "Klan Capi­ ta l” is perhaps an indication that A .sound Imnk is ont; of the th ief constructive the South, which fought Smith sotidly nt Madison Square Garden is forces oi a community. The Seminole County now rt-ndy to m n'|o peace and re­ 1 tank i;i sound and constructive. Open an account cognize tho party. w ith it, and you will put yourself in touch with The visit to Atlnntn will he en-| progress. Thus, you will benefit yourself and route to Miami, where Mr. Walker will spend a vacation until ahoitly help your neighbor*. before Thanksgiving. n l i , n o t n e r m , t t l i o i i l J’lMII l> « ‘| i r r l ) , l o i i l i n e r tin* | i r o | i r r l ) , \V r li n t i - I t ir III V llltH . W i n u n i t ■ o i i i o r r i m r . Sp«- u » I oil II J . _____ Capitol Briefs DAYTONA, Fla., Nov. 9.—Nego­ tiations with n Chicago Hotel syn­ dicate for the financing of an ?8,000,000 hostelry to be erected at Daytona Shores hnve been virtual­ ly completed, John B. DeVonoy, pDs irlent of the big development organization, announced last night. The hotel will he modeled after The question of how to keep the now Shorelnnd Hotel erected recently on Lake Michigan at BBtli glar.s top deities intact in the gov­ ernor’s suite of offices is facing Street, Mr. DeVor/y stated. "While papers hnve not yet been officinis. At a recent weekly land signed, I hnve every reason for be­ rale of the internal imnrovcmcnt ing confident th a t the deal will ho trustees a prospective bidder sat consummated," ti|i Daytona unon one of tho glass tops and cracked it. It proved to be about Shores chief said. tho fourth that has been broken "Those active in the negotiations in th a t manner. are (! II. (iottschalk, Charles II. Lott nnd H. J. Fawcett, nil of Chi­ The embargo of Florida rail­ cago. Mr. Fawcett is president of road t on various commodities the Shorulnnd Hotel Company, and threatens become somewhat of a the other men are interested in menace toto that age-old proverb, th at concern. Mr. Lott is one of “Clcnliness is Godliness." Jerry tho largest builders in Chicago. Mr. Lott operates the i’nrkw ay, Web­ Carter, hotel commissioner, asked tlio Florida Railroad Commission ster and Redden hotels in the Win­ recently if the ban could not he dy City. lifted on m ap for th? hotels. He "I spunt more than oni? week in wns told to nsk for permit i fai­ Chicago negotiating for the finnne- th ' delivery of it. "I certainly ri" of th ) huge Daytona Shores think the railroads should deliver w ith these gentlemen. Little sonn. if nothing else," a railroad ..ins to be done before the pro­ commission official averred. ject will he absolutely assured. " It is our intention to duplicate! tho famous Shorelnnd a t Daytona Rocly Of Murdered Shores. The hotel will lie situated Woman Discovered either on the beach front or at tho head of tho Halifax River, the) point where scenic Tontokn River OGDEN, Utah, Nov. 7.—(A’l helps to form th? historic Halifax. The body of Mrs. Han >(’. Jensen, The natural setting there is with­ •13, beauty parlor owner, was found out equal in Florida. We believe in a thicket in the southern part it the ideal spot for this gigantic of the city today. Nearby was a undertaking." broken hammer and a small sharp knife. The woman apparently had been struck on the head wit It th-Political Significance la a a a linmuutc, mid <lii«qf/uEt»wadP later "AllacKcir To YValkcr’s to cut o ff tier head. Clearw ater— Work progressing rapidly in new Highland I'urk sub­ division. T - '' ; •’ __ THE SANFORP HERALD,JTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925/ j ____________ ., y-;[ ''{**’< 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. 1 acres in grove—6 to 8 years old. Price reasonable for immediate sale. Sales Agents �*FORP HERALD. TUESDAY Ira Keene Is Freed Bryan Supporter, 80 On Murder Charge • H ! i . • ‘ HI.ANDO, Fla., Nov. 7.—U P )Ira Keene, of Vineland (Orange county> Friday night was acquit­ ted of the murder of his brotherin-law, Will Ivey by n jury in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court hfcre. The trial was bejun Thurs­ day morning. ___— . ^ 'TALLAHASSEE. FM.. Nov. T. m ar svu* ----- d o — -----( highways and by-ways be guarded by their workers, and each incom­ ing motorist be given tickets to the county fairs which will enable him, or her, to see everything free of charge. Florida will lose nothing by such ' a courtesy, Mr. Mayo said, and the iadvantages to be gained, he add­ ed, are three-fold. The issuance of “guest tickets” to tourists will stam p in the minds of the la tte r the fact that Florida is courteous; that the Sunshine State welcomes the visitors, and, est of nil, he said, the visitors will be given an opportunity to see for themselves the great benefits to bo derived from investments in the state. mazer Prepared To Talk In Own D efense _____ Supreme Court Acts On Case I n v o l v i n g Three State Counties B-year-old rljrag near itP,000 reifireo bank a jail. She it on hi I’ to the Itcaptuml, FRANCE TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 7.—fTP) —Th« state supremo court today handed down opinions iu vanes a f­ fecting tbo circuit court* of Dade. Hillsborough and Volusia count­ ies. Justice Ellis issued a habeas corpus returnable before one an the circuit judges of Miami in the ease of Riley S. Herndon and Kverett Crocker vs. H enry L. Chase, Dade county sheriff. The appeal involved an application for Lnil on the p a rt of Herndon and Crocker who, according to the brief were arraigned before J u s ­ tice of the Peace Strickland of the murder on October 24 o f John Dye. Herndon and Crocker plead­ ed not guilty the brief stated, and were “ unlawfully detained." By a memorandum decision without an opinion division B of the court affirm ed the judgm ent of the court of Hillsborough coun­ ty in the case of the Tam pa Elec­ tric Company, plaintiff, versus Josephine Lewis, joined by her husband, Dave Lewis, the defen­ dants. Mrs. Lewis recovered judgment of $1,000 ag ain st the electric company for alleged per­ sonal injuries said to have been received while u passenger on a street car in Tampa. CHINA CONFLICT EXPECTED Nov. 7.—Or)— Innie and Mar21 and 20, reind dead here pom of their ley apparently id bj. funios several hours TOKIO, Nov. D.—(^P)— D ispatch­ es to the United S tates by J a p a ­ nese consuls stated th a t the con­ flict between the arm ies of Chang Tso-Un and General Feng Yullicang may begin soon in tho vi­ cinity o f, Peking.- Contdderabta Motarman Charged W ith Car Collision TAMPA, Nov. 9.—l/P)—James Evans, mo tor man of one of the two Port Tampa street cars which crashed here Sunday afternoon in­ juring about M people, was today charged with tho responsibility for the accident. Charges have not been preferred however, und Sher­ iff L. M. Hiers has announced that he will make further investiga­ tions. All of the injured except one have been returned to their homes and hospitals today announced all of them are out of danger. The accident is t-nid to have oecured when Evans drove his car past a blocked signal, crashing head-on into another car filled with passengers. Three East Coast Cars Are Derailed MIAMI, Nov. 9.—(/P)— Three sleepers were derailed at White City a t G o’clock this morning when number 37, south hound passenger train, which left Jacksonville at 5:50 p. m., yesterday sideswiped num ber 38, northbound passenger tra in loaving here at 1:35 a. m., while tho latter was waiting in a siding. No injuries were report­ ed to Florida East Const officials here, A wrecking train - iuuljjevn dispatched pnd was expected to clear the line by noon. /.'J O '1 LITTLETON. Colo. Nov. 9.—</P) —The legal battle over the rigid of Hazel Blazer to live, though an imbecile, today entered its second week with the defeniu of Dr. H ar­ old lllazer, charged with killing hit daughter, prepared to fire the biggest guns of its legal ram parts. Di. Blazer, a type of conserva­ tive country physician, was ex­ pected to take the witness stand a t his own request, and against the udvice of his counsel. The tie fern. • previously had de­ scribed Iluzel blazer as helplessly deformed, which left her body shaped as an “S", with the mind of an infant without arm s or legs, ami with her growth stunted «t four feet. The victim was found weltd K'lJ, 21 from an opiate' poi­ son. A one acre summer home site in the Beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains for Fifty Dollars Ten Cash, Ten a Month Box 1-131 Sarasota, Fla. Dr. Bauer Forms New of Havana and the five Central republic*. Air Mail Service Fbr A mDerican r. Bauer- discussed the m atter Key West-Panama Li, | a t a conference yesterday ..with '■. a —— American motor* and bawwe con­ trolled by American, cdfrltal. He honed, however, to use Ital­ • »»•« - u w t i a planes ; r n M f » r nand i n i the S U t ^nostmmam atU U iS * ian-built I p r general, iFiin * n l l , was mam inclined in - tl n a . ! to t n agree Postm aster General New and in ter WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—</P)— 'form ed him th a t the now organlz* that this might be pcrmiisible a t ' Dr. P. P. Rauer, operator of a tion would with the inter-commer­ present if Ant*™*!! motom were used. rucccssful airmail ar.d pmasenger cial lines a rc American pilots and servico between the Caribeean coast nnd Bogota, Colombia, has been instrumental in the formation of an American corporation for which he hopes to obtain a contract for air mail service between Key West and the Panama-Amcrican Coast. The route would be by way The above Is the cry that Is often made by those who have neglected to avail themselves of the opportunities they might hove. Do not let this apply to you. We offer to you today the following bargains, for quick acceptance. WISE BOAT WORKS ------ Builder of-----GASOLINE, ELECTRIC nhd STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and«ROW BOATS Boats and Motors Repaired One 7-room, modern bungalow, cement drive, double garage, lot 62x117, faces North on West Street. Term s reasonable. • -"a 5 room bungalow, modern, new, with garage, lot 60x117, between Oak and Elm Streets, faces N orth, has nice trees on lot. Price and terms Tery reasonable. If you want a home in Sanford. Iluy. Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Dora, Florida !.ot 84 end 85 I'inehurst on l.ake Avenue, under market for quick sale. One lul in Muyfair. Honable. For an investment th at will yield handsnm<xroturns this season. 50 feet frontage, corner lot and imme­ diately adjoining Forrest Lake Hotel on First Street. $285 per front foot. Price good lots in Hose Court fof party who Three rxce expects to hui ■ ■ ■ 52x128. $5,750.00 cash. $1,500.00, Terms re t ('b,*nP bits, yet desirable for building or ((peculation In Parkview—Second Addition, faces on Hanford, Palm etto and Magnolia Avenues—all corners. 15,150.00. Terms reasonable. 221 Mcisch Building, GOOD TERMS STANLEY & ROGERS SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Brokers 212 .Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. REALTORS Ball Building, Six rooms, garage, large lot. j Built with great care for resident owner. High grade, built-in features and many extras sc lectod for comfort nnd convenience. We are Pleased to announce that MR. W. P. CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tenn.) has been attached lo the s ta ff o f our Central Florida office Essentially a worth-w hile property. Hall, Pentland & McCall AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES Local Manager Bldg. BART NASON, Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Sanford. 317-iS FirstTNatiolwdPtBank Building- “ . ... H07-8 1st National Hank s a n f o r d ,° fl °g enou them selves il A T S the one way to give men what they w ant in a c ig a re tte natural tobacco taste. Each type of to­ bacco should contribute—one its spicy tang, one its rich arom a, one its mellow “body, one its mild sweetness; and if the quality is right and the blend is right, that’s all th e re is to it. Sounds easy! But to create a blend that combines fullness with m ildness; that removes T heaviness while retaining “ch aracter” ; that m akes a cigarette that is sm ooth and mild yet “satisfying”—to do all this is not easy, far from it. It is so difficult, in fact, that millions of sm okers sincerely believe it has been achieved in only one blend in the w orld. This blend—and they sw ear by it— belongs to Chesterfield. It em bodies the finest of Turkish and A m erican tobaccos—and it can’t be copied. C IG A R E T T E S Phone 249 �if-: • - r*y T5«* u r,5 THE SANFORD HERALD, TPE9PAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921 •AGE TWELVE Today’s Best Investment Oppoi*tuniti REAL ESTATE 1st Nntional Bnnk UIdg. 4 lots in Rose Court for $10,000. This is underpriced and the term s are good. In Bel-Air Price $7900 A good small Home, $4,500. Notice These Terms Only $1,000 down, balance easy. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor A Phone 744. TEN CHOICE LOTS I 2 A partm ent Houses with good income, $25,000. Phone 713. 3 large lots on Mcllonville A ve., 1*4 blocks from ball mrv Contains 1 corner and 2 inside. Very good investment rQd investment Benutiful plot on Crystal Lake. Runs from Crystal Av Avenn*' • to lake. 06x140 ft. T his is a giveaw ay forr $1-500.00. 51,500.00. v ”® Preach Avenue, between 11th and 12th Streets. 3et s. Eastern* Easti ing paid. G 4xll7. 50x117. T hese lots cani be he bought bough unjSj market prices. 091 5 beautiful high lots, on Evans Street, including one corner lots. At $2,000 each. T hese cannot be duplicated. 1 exceptionally large lot on Sanford Avenue. 70x150. InaRi tial section. T his is worth looking into. ‘ 5 room Bungalow .Corner Palm etto Avenue and 13th Street. Completely furnished. A t the very low figure of $G,25i).oo ’ KARL J.'SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS Real E state and Investm ents. INVESTMENTS 203-205 Meisch Huilding OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT KING—Phone 482-w 300 First Nntional Bank Bldg. Licened Real “USE YOUR FORESIGHT-’ W. F. HOLBOKN, Mgr. HOM ES—L O T S-FA R M S ACREAGE GOOD BUY ... WARNING A REAL BARGAIN: 100 feet on Sanford Avenue, between Second and and Third Street. Advance I nPrice, November 15th. Seven-room house, close in, on F ifth Street, for only 57,500. Nice corner lot. Garage. If you are looking for a home it will pay you to see us about this one. Price will advance soon. Income Property $2000.00 cash will handle for 45 days. W E OWN THIS PROPERTY McCALL & FOX On Lots in Three-Pines-Subdivision, opposite tof trance to The Million Dollar Race Track, Longwo $400 lots. $50 cash, $10 month. No interest, no| COLCLOUGIi REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial’’ BRYANT & HATHAWAY HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE .'111 l'ir*t National Hank Bldg, Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 - 1131/-* Magnolia Ave. Num ber G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfonfflj 20 Y ears Experience W ith Florida Land “REAL BARGAINS’’ Your Pest Bank Is Selected Real Estate \ Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price.... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel FOUR LOTS IN AVOCODA V ' TERRACE—$6,300. WHY PAY KENT? • f* OWN YOUIt OWN HOME We have n few tmmen fur Bale, f’omo in and mcn show them to you. hoc us. Terms One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue . | | Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feeSl front. P r ic e ................................................ §1IM Seven Lots fro n tin g on Sanford Avenue betwee mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $S5U.00M - , We will have mio of our Look this over—Business Property on Sanford Avenue near F irst Street. der m arket. jwiIch- SIX ROOM RESIDENCE Corner Elm and Tenth. $(>,500. $2,500 cash, balance easy. Priced un­ We have Business, Apartment House, and Home Hites, alttii Acreage and small Farms, WE HAVE EVERYTHINO IN HEAL ESTATE J SPLENDID RESIDENCE Lot on Heights. $2,000. $500 cash, balance about $15.00 month. FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 113(A Magnolia. Plione 746 R. C. TISDALE REALTOR Real Estate Investm ent 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. TWO OF THE BEST LOTS In P inehurst,num ber6 8 a n d 69on Hughey Avenue. $3,600. Onethird cash. A num ber of lots not as nice as these have sold for $2,000 each. FINE BUSINESS PROPER! We offer today a fine corner property fro feet on Palmetto Avenue and 74 feet on Thin southwest corner. A 10-room house in excellent condition on perty will easily ren t fo r $150 per month while or waits for a substantial increase in the value, lots adjacent are selling for $400 per front foi ed at $25,000. $1,000 cash will handle for 30 d own this property. CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES A few good lots left in Pine Crest. $250.00 to $500.00. The Beauty Spot for Homes Look it over and bo convinced. CHOICE CITY LOTS NEAR CENTER v Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY I.. SIMMONS. Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 2 ID E. 1st St. F. II. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 708-709 -J b a r g a in s A SN A P We Have 22 Acres Near Geneva Where Values Are Advancing Daily Ask Us Aland It. Fifteen acres in the city limits of Oveida on a clay road includ­ TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD List your property with us. We have calls e r ty ' * ^ *°l ^°mt‘,s' *°*-s am* business prop- $4500 2 lots, Sanford Avenue, close td clty $ 9 0 0 each You can depend on our entire corporation. One lot Fort Mellon.......- One l-t Port >1* Iton One lot Palm etto Avenue, per acre with term s. Tamiaini Land Company PURVIS & WILCOX Phone 7U(j $7600 Beautiful corner '«». ing lake front of 500 feet. $200 Room 3-3Vi Ball Building Phone M2 Completely furnished 5 rooms arid sleeping Il,m ' 5 Hall Bldg. LARK MONROE DEVELOP­ MENT CO. Brumley 1'uleston Bldg, E. F. ANDREWS . . .- manager - ,.-| E. E. PAGE The Substantial Really Df0 12-14 G arner-W oodruff nlJi TELEPHONE 770 �^ a u K ic k e d i;u W . C r a m i r C^ d % u V ^ * u :« a n ° F C ram er: and en " u*“K n and every ofn the ? <ln!*' 11 “ V't'K and a If al:; ?h«n in t »na 4 defendant* •tecs, L'™!1 or other 1claimants, ",lrs.- duv devisee* Krj,n: under eucli and every of the ........i, above fondants, to-wn: . rallcI named de- i r m '* W n, V " * If either, any t» V all n \:a r t u .d- idrfe.ndanl* b® d«*»l. •lor f » im » u lral,nB Interest* und o r thS tile 1,.., 1 "it} ? V U« 'l*£*aied ileremlaam*. n u . t(l to*w Robert Raymond Head a n d •w11 ife - Head. whoso h b r ' « ' a n na m e- ... unknow n, or o th e rw ise , i„ nl >n and in tlie fo llo w in g T" In r ' the•unds, ™n.^*? J Cynch th T-IllK t 'o t altuate, Ivina and “ill. .«*a*\atvh./s.^Christian 4.ll-_J'*ba 7l.ynch;----y of Sem inole and H tate of J. Hester, more particularly unknown, wife — K.name i_ ,follows, as to -w it: _________ _ of *'!• H e s t e r described , All t h a t Pari of llnvermnent Lot — -—Itle lia rt. w h o s e C h ris rOn., u , jn linn iname la unknown, ........... Action 31, Township 19 James“ It......... . - III* liart; tv. It. Lee: F Houlh, . “ • C. Leo M and tvlfe. ........ . A ......'. Carrie l>,ne £a"‘ and to W h o s e •| anj and all other persons FP,‘Fr1 ine'r ‘ r:!n!,,ri 1 *' • «i'*aii ,.mi irJ n. r' .•■b'lmlhK elnlmlntr Interests interests Tii in any rU hi'"o.1r' unknown, claim ing nr Interest In and Srlhed't herein afternames desoi lh<<1, to “.'.M ol) perilous, whose or •,nv V” 4* hereinabove described l a i m l n g IInterests n t e r e s t s as i. *■',rt fared thereof, i!eV reU,!|tl!i'V !1 ‘-lalmlnK heirs, devices, grantor*. KrailteeS, or n r otheruth and "rdered that you vvlse under .Mrs.1 K Kmlly 'V.I1 "f you l.f and appear liem tly r. C. |[|cliart Iticlii deceased in and to ........ llere.* I’oor* i*ir C ir c u i t Court at the e,'?.el‘;r 'leserllo d; and to all per­ i , , "V' !lt Sanford. Florida, on sons and parties whole names are !!!:;. I ,"'1 'lay of November. A. I*.. unknown cinimim; any rlKht title or Interest In and to the following denerlhed properly, slttiate. Ij Iuk and helm; in u,,. ('utility of .Semi­ nole and State of Florida, more particularly described as follows: to-with: Lola I. ■<, I. r>. fi. 7. S. 9. in II t- - '. t Sanford Folk., Should Find the Cause and Correct It. Arc you all wont out? Feel t»r0<l’ nervous, half-sick? Do you hav° a constant headache, sharp twinges of pain, too, w itht dizzy spells nml annoying urinary disor­ ders? Then there’s cause for wor­ ry and more cause to give your weakened kidneys prompt help. Use> Doan’s I’ill s - a U im ulant diuretlc to the kidneys. hanford f()ik!, rocomnton,i Doan’s for just such troubles. 'V Herron, fill) Oak Moderate in price—in use— one spoonful equals two o f m any other brands* Eliminates failure— pre­ vents waste o f baking materials* ii. t.2, 63* r.V. W r.i;', „•!*• t"f -, s' t IhriM * Nerves All Unstrung? •'<•. 11. mill r,; I ln t* t H i i I mI I vln|4»fi n « nil record- e d In I lot Hook 3. piiKcs U a n d «r. of the I llhllc It).cords C o u n t y , F lo r id a . of Seminole '•J* *u*y ixirt nr parri'l Ihcrrnf mubr tn»» nliiivc* nuint’il mfVtidatitM ur oth­ erwine. I t I* h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u an d of yyou he a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e e a c h of_ o u lie o u r s a i d C irc u it C o u rt a t th e C ou rt H m i* o a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a oti t h e I I t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A. It., 192",, a n d th e n ami th e re m a k e a n sw e r t o t h e hill of c o m p l a i n t e x h ib i te d turn Inst y o u In t h i s cau se, It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r he i i u h t l s h r 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 h ll s h e d in S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , o n c e e a c h w e e k fo r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ tiv e W eeks. W I T N C S S m y h a n d a n d se a l of t h e C irc u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th C i r c u i t of t h e S t a l e of F l o r i d a In a m i fo r S* in ln o le C o u n ty , on t h i s t h e I3tli d a y of O c to b e r A. I »,, 1925 V, K. I t o l ’t SLASH, C l e r k of t h e C irc u i t C o u rt of th e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u it or F lo r id a III n m l fo r S e m i n o le C o u n tv . F lo r id a liy A. M. W rlKK S, D ep u ty C lerk . as City stenographer, let a young man kiss (SKA I.) l»eC O T T i:S of hii^j m IiouI. buildine H P F N C K It. i.-riff. The young man felt whiskers against S o l i c i t o r s a n d of C o u n s e l for th e .,tnl it developed “ Miss” Coachman was • had posed as a woma nfor four years, tloi would not hire male stenographers. ||ja , Carrle Cain and (.5, \V. Mellowed, Complainants, vs. F r a n c i s J. Lyneli. c t nl. D efen dan t. SI IT TO HITKT TITI.U CITATION To Francis J. Lynch utul Inis* hand. John Lynch: —■ ■■■— Itwi.r, whose Cbrlsllnn name Is un­ known. wife of M. K. Hester; ---- ----------- Itleliart. whoa* Chris­ tian name Is unknown, wife of C o m p lain an t. T i m i n t c i r r r o t ii t ni* t i i u s i .\ i : \ tii j t i n itA i. . ( . l i n i n ' o r f i .oiiii ia . in a m i r i m su\iiNOi.u n i l n t v. in chan- in ru m . J o e C am eron, rtobert C o m p l a in a n t , vs. I’. a j n i o m l H ead, et til . SI IT Uefendants. III I I I ' I U T T I T I . U CITATIIIN T o H u b e rt K n v m o m l H ead nml w i f e , ----- ---------- H ead, w h o s e ChrlNt I a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; nml each a n d e v e r y of t h e a b o v e n a m e d de- F EW subdivisions in Florida are rich with m agnificient trees. Many develuners have attempted to give a natural settin g to property, otherwise barren, but tew of them have been able to do it with success. HAT is finer than natural beauty spots? W hat is more inviting than a resi­ dential section in which are to be found countless stately pine trees, through which the delightfully coc 1 breezes sing? 11 is without doubt the trees th a t add so tre ­ mendously to the desirability of any locat ion as a homesite. W ANFORD Grove nestles amid majestic pines. Will heautitui i <c *m l have been on the property for many years, with unusually high atioii, ' ,i develop­ ment which is destined to becorrfe’known f a r and wide for its advantages as an ideal place in which to live, offers a variety of inducem ents to the homeseeker. S T the present time Sanford Grove is in its natural state and as far as possible it will he left that way. Of course, streets and sidewalks are being built and v a r­ ious other improvements put in, but in o u r efforts to m a k e the development as beau­ tiful as it can he made, we do not expect.to detract from the touches n ature has so freely given. A best orchestras in Florida will furnish kCitv H all!(:)!() P. M. Armistice Day, I ' Oct. 11, 1925. S nearly everyone in Sanford knows, Snntord Grove is owned nv F. C. Millei, loi twenty-five years president of the Magnolia Metal ( ompany. Foi severalyeais nti*r resident of Sanford, Mr. Miller h as become one of the city’s greatest boostmd is giving much of his time and energy to helping in the growth and developit of the city. A member of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Miller is always co•ating in worth while civic devclopmen t projects. TvMtOL, SSOCIATED with Mr. Miller and in c h a r g e of development and sales of Sanford Grove is B art Nason, a member of th e San lord Realty Board oi the Providence i hV't'itn r'!v<'h;nH»v ;nifl for 1ive years a realtor. vs i wo cast uay lig n t All-isteei ruum 4 Car 'trains to Chicago and St. Louis Effective November o , 1925 * Ie Floridan rite Dixie Limited Drawing ‘ r r n-"« ani1 Com* S ; n [ ; ,UKh s l - p ^ » \ T- -;;1 am tbxa,- } [ ■ «■••*«» Pm , I'aitu ,.^l. I-OUIH '•■in.a, ( j| CWca*u . |CtH»m fur ^aalarj m i,../.. destined to become known Lv. .1:Ji) pni 11:00 a r.i 6:011 am H:impm 1:0r, pm 6:15 am Sanford Jacksonville Albany (et) Macon (cl) A tlanta Chattanooga Evansville 81. Louis Chicago A A L L Sanford Grove L I. L L *itiun>, information from local ticket agents or SANFORD, FLORIDA *• ST AUK I), i* A. la s W. Hay St., Jacksonville Fin i'hone -00-17 and 5-0-1(17. sta n d a r d r a il r o a d o f t h e s o u t h u>». bbbbbbbbb s ******* �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER tft, 1W& 13—Auburn 37— L«. Tech Georgia Tech. 13—-Oglethorpe . 33—V. M. I....... 16— Penn State . 23— F lo rid a ........ 0—Alabama .... 0— Notre Dame 7—Vanderbilt ... R A IN B O W CALLED Alabama Leading Southern GOOD GRID BY HAWAII Island U niversity Eleven in NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.—(/P) Virginia .... Cheered by Sight of Prism —.Saturday’s fnutbni! games in (he S. Carolina Over MannaValley ;Feature <-outhorn conference reduced the Of Three Encounters Won number nf tennis undefeated in ' th: organization to four, through def. it of Virginia by Washington and l.ee. Alabama maintained its plait* l»y defeating Kentucky, North Carolina improved its standing by ■topping V. ,M. I. and Tulanc, play­ ing outside the conference, stood -till. The day’s play enabled the Crim­ son of Alabama to past1 the Cen­ tury mark in scoring with a 31 to 0 victory over Kentucky. Ala­ bama scored 113 points inside the conference. The doubtful honor of being the first team in the confer­ ence, to have more than 100 points scored against it fell to Clemson charm from a Kahuna, ancient when Florida ran up a score of 12 medicine man of the islands most making the liabilities of the Tig­ noted for his ability to "pray a ers 107. Georgia uncovered a great drive man to death." Practice of the a rt in stopping the Auburn plaincsmen of the Kahuna was made illegal some yearn ago by the legislature, 30 to 0, while only n great t'print but high in the mountains or deep by Itiek W right gave Georgia Techi in t'lp vnlleys of the islands it i« a 7 to 0 margin of victory over said th at the Kahunas still hold Vanderbilt. Scwunco emerged from its game forth. The tale continues th at the Incantation of tin* Knhunas was, with "Ole Miss” with an cd"e of "No one ban beat Hawaii when only one point. The .Mississippi Ag"iea piled up n count of 46 to there's a rainbow in the sky," At th a t time the navy t.nm from 0 against Mississippi college and Pearl Harbor dominated football became state champions. North here. F o r two years it had been Carolina state and V. P. I. were clytnipion. This time th day »t me Unable to I'.o re .’ Conference teams playing outside Nnvy-Ilawaii game broke with a rloudle: >t sky. The navy made three tile border of the conference did straight touchdowns. Within ten well. Tennessee defeated Centre 12 minutes of the end the navy war t<> t) and Louisiana State won front leading, 19 to 6. Up in Mition Iliee 6 to It. .Maryland was defeat­ Valluy cloudbanks gathered and a ed by Yale, 43 to I I, but the Old rainbow appeared. The university Liners counted two touchdowns and then proceeded to make two touch­ led the Blue for a tim e. Tulane’a victory over Louisiana downs. The score was tied ju st ns Poly 27 to 9, was marked by the thp game ended. The 1925 season opened auspic­ activity of Flournoy who account­ iously, with a rainbow. The univer- ed for 31 points. Oglethorpe advanced within a sity defeated the Hawaiian nation­ striking distanco of the champional guard 86 to 0. W hether the rain­ bow will prove potent enough to hip of 8. I. A. A. by defeating the down thp Colorado Aggie: who ! Citadel, 7 to 0, while Furntan was come hero Dec, 12, the Washington lic ’iig to Mercer 17 to 0. William and Mary repulsed an State, scheduled for Christina, '('astern invasion by defeating Al­ week, rem ains to bo seen. M embers of the univei ity round bright, 27 to U, the sam e score by w ear m iniature rainbow: mi t h ' width the Indians beat the Penn, Iranians last season. arm s of th eir Jerseys. Team ..... W L T Pts O.P. Pet. Alabama ..... 6 <1 0 113 0 1.000 Tam pa— N ortheast corner N. Carolina I 0 0 01 11 1.000 noiin Avenue mid Platt Sl n . i Tull.lie ........ 3 0 0 01 10 1.000 chased by local inter* i , for proxim ntely $225,000. P P | W ashington and Lee. 0—Pittsburgh ..................... 15— Furman -------------------6— P r in c e to n ...................... 25— Kentucky State ............. 20—V. P. I. — ..................... 0—West Virginia ....... ....... 12—Virginia ......................... Vanderbilt 27—W. T. Teachers . 41— Henderson-Brown 14—Texas ________ 34—Tennessee ............. 7—Georgia .............. 7—Mississippi .......... 0—Georgin Tech .... Boxer Golfer 31—D etroit ......... 26— Knox ....... 27— Notre Dame . 19—St. Louis ___ 7—Yale ............. 14—Davis Elkins Here’s Marty Karow the most bril­ liant per former on the Ohio .State team. His brilliant play in the backfield baa put the much-touch­ ed Elmer Marck in the background College Football Wins And Losses In Season’s Play Mercer ............... ilampton-Sydncy Georgia Tech .... Wake F o r e s t..... Itollins ............... C lem son............. ■Union college* .............. Birmingham Southern Louisiana State ....... Sowunee ..................... . Georgia Tech ........ . Mias A. and M............ Kentucky ............ ....... Hero \v< have Fidel La Barba, who recently won the flyweight title from Frankie Genaro, in the role of golfer. La Barba is strong for o |f as a conditioner. Kindly no­ tice Hint Ik* also dresses the part of the champion golfer. 77—Louisiana collego ... 6—Missouri ................ Leesburg—Knights of Pythias 2*’— Mississippi ........... planning to erect new four-story - ’—Missimippi Aggies building. 18—Northwestern ....... yum m y >2—N orthw estern Dartmouth 50—Norwich 34—Hobaft 50—Vormont 56—Maine 32—Harvnrtl 14—Brown .. 62—Cornell 20—A rkansas ... 41—S t. Louis ... 12—Illinois ........ 15—Ohio S tate . 28—W abash ...... 0—W isconsin w Chleago Cornell 80—Susquehanna 26—Niagara ...... 48—Williams ..... 17—Columbia 13—Dartmouth Georgia 32Mercer ........ 0—Virginia ... 7—Yale ........ 21—Furm an ... 26—Vanderbilt 7—Tennessee 34—Auburn ... OMEN Conference W ithFive W ins; TEAM T h r e e Others Are Unbeaten 3—Illinois 54—Nnv? . 2— Illinois ..... 66—Hftvcrfortl 25—William and Mary 19—M arquette ............. 10—Princeton .............. 37—W ashington ......... 0 —M ich ig an ... .......... .. 27—West M aryland .... 53— Middlebury 35—Georgia ..... 13—Penn ___ !!0—Brown ...... 28—Army ........ ■13—Maryland H arvard 18—Itennsaellear ........ 68— Middlcburg .......... . 6—Holy Cross ....... . 9—D artm outh __....... 14—William and Mary 0—Princeton ■______ 9—Kentucky 3—Ohio Stat® ... 6—N orthw estern 0—Penn ......... 6—Perdue ........... 6—Illinois ......... Syracuse. 41—Rutgers .................. 32— H o b a rt............ 25—Vermont ...........■ 33— William and Mary 14—Indiana ...............7—Penn State ----- --3_O hio Wesleyan . . . 0— N ebraska 16— Butler .... 10— I o w a ........ 0— Michigan 24— Penn v .... 13—Chicago .. 30—Michigan Aggies 63—Indiana ............... 21—Wisconsin ....... 60—Lombard 41— Baylor .. Illinois Notre Dame and Homesee FOR THIS W EEK WE OFFER YOU TH E FOLLOWING; ON RESIDENCE LOTS A N D HOMES 1— Beautiful lot 50x145 on Orange A venue. - | Southern exposure. T e r m s . . . . . . . . . . ................... a 2— Fine lots on Elm Avenue. | Good residential section................................................._ 1 It—Three lots on Palm etto th is side of Central Avenue, including corner, only................... { 1 4— IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOMES IN GOOD R SECTIONS, WE H A V E LISTED WITH U S HOUSES AT F ARE RIGHT. IT W ILL BE A PL E A SU R E TO SHOW YO Pri acton 20—Am herst .......... ......... 15—W ashington and Lee 10—Navy .......................... 0—Colgate ....... .............. 19—Swarthmore ............. 86— Harvard. ....... .......... 32—Ursinus 26— LSwnrths 9— Brown . 16—Yale .... 7—Chicago Rooms— 515-16 First National Bank Building. ismiiu» Win More Friends 5 0 Lucky Strikes TAX FREE We invite every smoker in this city to take advantage of this startling offer. We’ve told you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for your* self the value of the toasting process! W e make this proposition to win more friends: T he regular price of a tin of 50 Lucky Strikes is 40c W e pay the G overnm ent T ax o f 15c You pay th e dealer only 25c A n*as the dea,cr’» allotment /V C t q U i C K l y , at this price is limited. Get one tin [0“'^ J n'°] for hom e o r for office. T he regular price ruup‘> £ £l*d“ I*rt Smoke these 50 Lucky Strikes. Then you’ll know how the 45 minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste< LUCKY STRIKE M M �■"* . B M R jn R ^ - . - ssified Ad on This Pa 3—Autos, Rent PES '•l—Sale, Real Estate SALE Corner lot 120 feet AUTOS FOR HIRB Day front, 125 feet deep, on Sanford SLAGJE AUTO SERVICE Ave., across street front Rnrbecue Riccho all m.. trains. _____ Bagor nnign ig h »t■* Meets --- 1 A3-W stand, 12 lots in Gindervillo subdi­ rage transf°r. Phono 651 and vision, cheap. Terms reasonable. I). REEL Jfc SONS J. care Herald. _ You Drive It. . W. Myrtle and 2nd S t. a t R. R. FOR SALE: Ten acres land at Lake ' Mary, 1-4 mile E ast of depot. 5— Autos, Sale High land suitable for subdivision. W rite W. A. U. enre Herald. 4-—AdvlR. Mediums I’ALM REACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ ment. Read about it in the l ’alm Reach Post. Sample copy ten t on request. Moth of 18 Estatc KcuM -nt o f F lorida lin e* KrTri sncea: F ir st N ation al Hank. iss*. J. II. HUTCHINSON have buyers for IlK A I. KST.ITB 123 \V e*t Flr*t Street R hone 475 Member o f SANFORD. FI.A Florida S ta le Florist* Aaenelittlon. TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ small acreage ia county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Use with order. ■ bOT« J. E. SPURLING, subdivision I city properly DEVELOPERS ATTPjisTION 1920 Iluick "G" Touring. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Pensacola is Chevrolet Tuuring. beginning the 1924 lando. Florida, and F I o r s greatest development in Georgia’s G. TAYLOR DYER 1925 Ford Coupe. Heights, Florida on Pixie High­ history; a half million dollar high­ 1923 Essex “4" Coach. l'p.inlintf— Dccnrattnjc way. way to the gulf beach ju st finish­ 1920 Velic “6" Touring. RHONE 303 ed; at ;wo million dollar bridge 1924 Dodge Touring. SALE: ______ — - ..V.UV-1 across L.scain'oia Ray started; Term* To Home People across Escambia Ray started; _ flanage by 200 feet deep onSan- quarter million dollar opera house ansihl* ford Ave. $2,500.Terms. Addre:^ under construction; two millions Efertlan h ie q u e n t being spent on highway; greatest Oak and 2nd St. P. O. Box 352. Could b* Phone 3 — ——— — — “ ; , . chance for live live developers developers to to get get HILTON’S 1- OR SALE: 4 beautiful lots into on chance for |c*»* of H. 15. .LEWIS CO. II A lt It K it HIIOI* Silver Lake, 100x100. Prices $1.- in on...ground floor. W rite DevclM rhor. Department. Tho I’ensa113 .Magnolia Ave. 7— Business Service 000, $1200 and $2000. Address j opment eolr*. News. First Class Barber* |r». rule* Palmetto Ave. F. W. Curtis, ownReal Estate—Investment* « you Special Attention GANEY’S DRUG S T O R E — Pre­ or. Phone 255. ADVERTISING gets results If It 'Xnd If i To luidir* and Children. scriptions. Drugs, Sodas. We ■let you reaches potential buyers, Pa22— Sale, Furnitue Phone 31 are as near you aa your phone. ad. to latka Daily News is circulated in Call 1 0 8 . ______________ We carry a full line, an industrial and agricultural sec­ iris Office Manager, Sam Younts Our prices nro right. Cn>.h or tion. I vb th eir SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ldr**» ■■ Elton J. Moughton terms. We w a n t your business i lumber If Successors to Gillon & P latt Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Ibout one ARCHITECT 116 Magnolia. Everything elec­ Fla. Thousrnds read the clas­ 321 E. F irst St. Ind hne • trical. Phona 422. E leetragith jt r * c n n ’t sified pages of Florida's Gtenl First Nulimml Hunk Wrist. unlee* Radio. •_______________________ FOR SALE: Furniture, living room Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. S n n f n r r i . ------------- Florid* W £ HAVE THE Bp ST BUYS set. wash stand, hall rack. AnWTGFTTft—1T hree stations. Msg* i?'.- 9 to 12 n. m., 215 Magnolia Minimum 25c, cash with order. • ‘A C R E A G E ; |C S T he Write for complete rate card. nolia and Second. F irs t and Ei Ihe fl« » ______ / ' BUSINESS-HOMES , Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, f' by let* !TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE— Mrs. William Rowe of Beach City |u « e tl* < VALDEZ HOTEL Erp*>rt s a rv le a . -59h o n t7 % 7 ..-j.!.-.. —'SA CRIFICE: Household furniture, Send ir. your subscription to the O , is the mother of 18 children i : u r » | i r n n I'liin '"Efficient. and i <only 33 years old. She says, 1 player piano $90; 1 oak bed Tribune or band it to your locnl WIGHT ‘ PRINT S H O P ,-P rin tin g “ I love children and 1 w ant as S n n fu r tl'* { .railing l l n lc l Engraving. Embossing. See uv $20; 1 davenport and 2 large chairs denier so you can read Florida’s many as the Lord will send me." V tjjc le iR e c ilty C o Mcllonville Ave., 2nd new greatest newspaper. One year, firv*#. We do It. Phone 417-W $50. $8.00, Gmonths. $1.00, three months horni; above Celery Ave. tV lI IIT W . V V A II\r.ll. M a n a g e r R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. Tampa—Four now apartm ent Ions $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ houses will he erected in Temple 21— Lost, Found ance policy add 75c to your order. Terraco. | JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds i of Tin nnd Sheet Metnl Work. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ W ater nrd Bent Tanks. At Oak LOST: Bunch of keys in postoffice gusta, C a , Augusta's grentest NOTICE or on F irst Street. Return nnd Avenue end Third Street. Tele­ classified medium, rate, cash, Dc receive liberal reward. It. K. John­ phone 111. TO ALL CONTRACTORS charge. 10c minimum. son. --------------------------------------I MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning IIIRACLF Concrete C o, general cement work, sidewalk*, build­ LOST: Liver colored bird dog.' Sentinel. Thousands of Maine On and after January tho tunities Name Joe. Liberal reward. R. A. people are interested in Florida ing block*. Irrigation box**. J. EL 10th, 1926, the Painters scale Newman. Phone 90 or 53. < property. Reach them through Tcrwllleger, Prop. te ------------------------------------------------the Sentinel. Rate card on up- will be $1.00 per hour. 3.—Five adjoining lot* on rtments 1.—An opportunity to buy i IITT.L LUMBER CO. Hour* o’ LOST: Ccdlies pup with white col- plication. French Ave., at 13th Street. Isea lots in n font growing resi­ In r. Six month S e rvice. Q n ntltv and P r ic e Local 1261. Sanford $12,500.00 fur nil five lots. 3211.3. 1109 French Ave. Rewa * DO YOU WANT TO BUY ot sell dential Keetion. Located in \ DDR ESSINO — M ultlgraphlng. 1-3 cash, bnlntico I, 2, nnd 3 anything? If so advertise in P.y M. 1). JACKSON, Smith Sanford. Facing on 23— Opticians, Jewelers folding nnd mnlling—as yon ----the Gainesville Sun. year* a t 8 '! . Corner lot can Dixie Highway, $23,000.1)0 « n n t it--w hen von want It II. C. VIELE, Jeweler Watch. Financial Secretary. ____ Iiard bo bought for $4,500.00 1-3 ^hnnp 073 H E Porch. F irst will buy all of these lots ice, Stores jewelery nnd clock repairing and LEARN Allot.’ r Folk County and cm h; balance. I, 2, and 3 yrs. VaHonnl Bank Bldg. enggraving. Quick service. 11(1 MagNew Shipment of wilh one third cash and the Lnkclnnd, through the Starl *- » *** --* Telegram. Rest advertising me­ M irro rw u re A lu m in u m at 8 ' . balance to suit ptnvhnsor. 8— For R ent, A partm ents- nolia Avenue. Phone -112. age dium in South Florida. Published has just arrived. We can com­ The price is to advance Dec. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees nge m or n ings. ST A R -T E LEG RAM— pletely equip your kitchen in the I, 1925. It will pay you to FOR RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms [.niseimili. Florida. fea _______ best grade of cooking utensils...... nnd garage, nt once. 1100 W. 1st tTEWART TIP; FLORIST" ini mitigate. •I.—Apartm ent llnuso idto sea Flowers .'or all occasion* HALL HARDWARE CO. St. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The corner Park Ave., and 5th *14 Myrtle. Phons 2G0-W ent I’ll!INK H HERALD will bring you in big Street. $107 117. Knee* 1)— For Rent. Houses results. Advertise those old ... . ek 2.—Ten acres of good truck 311— Wanted Central Park, the most beau­ tid e s you have stored away and FO R ( IT ^ C O M M ISSIO N kcdlaneoua farming land in Euroka FOR RENT: A new modern s,x *, WANTED: .have no use for. A little thirty| h e re b y announce niy c a n tiful park i ntlie city. Tho Hammock. Flowing well has Largest developnu-n rent Ad may bring you several room bungalow, fnrni-hed com­ jn ‘Uig.coming city elec* price for a short lime is been driven on this property. plete. Double ga-age. See 51rs. on Ea:>. Const opening in San- ,|„lia rs. Phono 148 nnd a tepre Tract, is cpnvenii ntly lojatisl . $3U,lUJU.OO. Fourth cash, lullLion for the. o ffice , of City fQbd rwiuiius two high clii's JL isentaUvur^wtU-aaJk,onii-rf*v<you Inted near a loading station. $300 mice I, 2, and 3 years at H'/e. 'consya’iiSh'vfjf iv -rvCpuLv1 Salesm en----1 1 » Ctrtnnti.sSidn. per acre will buy) ihis ten 1 io —F6V7RVrtP.1/Rob'm3 people cnre: Herald. Plume ?! IG-J. MORGANTOWN. V . \A „ This is the choice location of II. II. STEVENS Coratinif, acre tract. Terms will bv PROPERTY OWNERS—List your Interested in Florida. Each the apartm ent house sites. made. TWO FURNISHED Rooms for property with us nnd get iiest r e - 1'.’^ them through a light housekeeping. Cnll Mrs. suits. We have I,uvers for homos TO THE CITIZENS Morgantown IO S1. M ■tomes Powers, 55G-.I or 109 V . 9th. St. [Trees and lots. Fletcher-llulger Realty contH “ wonl fw* alx consecutive OF SANFORD i issues. Supplies I wish In nnummcL' that I FOR RENT: One furnished room. Co. See Mr. (Tirley, Phone 7 |(i. 110 \V\ Third St. Egjw WANTED: Painting nnd paper COLUMBUS (Gh..| LEDGER — urn a cam litInti* for l In* office Classified ads have the largest of City Commissioner to be hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ ROOM FOR RENT: Desirnble circulation in Southwestern (imrford and N. V. [and Supplies IS COM PANY’| R E A L T Y - INCORPQ Fta t i : d room for gentleman. Close in. gin. Itute 8c (0-word line) line. rlctermincil in the regular Municipal Election to he held 419 Palm etto Ave. GENERAL CONTRACTOR: All 1U REACH BUYERS or sellen* of ■-----------------‘^ ~ R Y a LT 0 H 3 ~ ^ -----------------on the First Tuesday after Female kinds of subdivision work, clear­ FOR RENT: Garage a t 511 Park Florida real estate advertiss In .Male ing. Address J. Oliver, 518 East tho St. Petersburg Times. Ona cen‘ the First Monday in Decem­ Ave. JOHN E. FOX, UeprcsentaUvo 8th Street, Sanford. Flu. .Male or cent a word daily, two cents a wort ber of this year. 11— Fur Sale, A creage Your consideration will be WANTED TO BUY: Fox Terrier S u n d n y s . ___________ 120 South Park Ave. Salesman FOR SALE: On asphalt road 5 puppy Phone 150-J, or write FLORIDA—-ORLANDO— Orlando appreciated. Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ “We Cover Florida Real E state Like the Sunshine” acre farm 2 years in cultivation, Mrs. R. J. ltul, 118 Myrtle Ave., fen. Male K. “ IlOUSIIOLDHR. " fied business, rate lc n word, min­ west of Sanford, for quick turn,)C ity. so,Female imum 2-lc cash with order. $2700. B. H. Bankston, Sanford. * lie W ILL HUY any property, any FOR SALE: 10 acres, 4 miles south where, any time, city lot THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT U of Sanford, lot til Eureka Ham ­ acreage, old property or im­ —Central West Virginia’s larg­ proved. Make offerings right est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2e per mock. Price $2,000. Favorable term s. Mrs. Paulino Layne, 1403 now. Tomorrow is a day lost. word; 4 Insertions 1 1-4c; G or more lc per word each insertion. No. Ash W ichita, Kans. C. T. J. HeruhP'Office. in the Journal-Her­ 20— For Sale, M iscellaneous W ANTED: Colored women for ADVERTISE ald, South Georgia’s greatest -««t nc-1 k:in|s cleaning. Apply Hotel Fonvl newspaper. Morning, m’lernoon, t SALE: Building lot on Park L ike, Monday a. in. ''"’b 'Mill’-lIU-! weekly and Sunday. Classified ? u > 't< s ..f , ‘ v . Close in, Eastern exposure, rales 10c per line. Wuyeross Jour­ price and term s call 713. 33— Wanted Help, Male Nov. l.st or Dec. 1st to May 1st nal Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. t’ollec- KMt SALE: High grade stock of! y ou nro W:„ t ing time and mo 1HE MORNING JOURNAL is tho, 1 « Tinker, preserves, pickles, canned g o o d :\|n0v if For Our Northern Salesmen hasn’t your das «MS‘jrnaccepted want ad medium in i Inurehold supplies ami all equip-' jfje(| advertisement. Rhone it it Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word Several single rooms. ment necessary for continuance of to.L.y. No. U8. an insertion. Minimum 25c. well established grocery business,1---------------------- ------------ ---------—■ Two .small apartments PIES trading a t sam e location on first ( W ANTED: Boy at the Postal Tel FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in egraph Office. Apply a t once. the FORT LAUDERDALE v^riaions :''.rcet for 35 years, will lease store Centrally located, a?'s Burger, cheap and sacrifice stock to rig h t!:;.' ' .---------- r— ~ DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ ^•=4o, Fla. party with small capital. Apply ft I WANTED: U rg e st development ard County thoroughly which is on E ast Coast opening in Snn- one of the most rapidly growing W. Cox, Valdez Hotel. PTOft 4 ford requires two high class li- sections on the Florida Const, ?di«o.BS d !tKa»NGTON Portable four-hank censed salesmen Apply Salesmen Sample copy and rate curd u[.on ptirjj. Of Typewriters, “ the king of p o rt-) care Herald. request. of new con- aides. $G0. B arret Portable Adding cores d W ANTED: At once real salesman. Machines. C an't lie beat. Seminole FOR SALE—Space on tne |mge i Cleaning El Apply to E. F. Andrews, manager for classified advertisements, j u I,,.1?0r all re- Prihtcry, Phone 93, AVclaka Bldg. Luke Mary Development Co. Brum.Milane Theatre Dldg. It 211 E. FIRST ST. Why not rent those vacant rooms, , >i & FOR SALE: Underwood typew rit­ >1 Iey-Puleston Bldg. or veil that second-hand goods? * i 1- and R. r . W. It. SMITH, Mgr. er ami desk, separately or to ­ M I'kone 133. Bookkeeper, must be OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales I ma«ons can gether. Both new. Mrs. R. (). Trnv- WANTED: cble to take short hand and use through the Xenia Gazette ZenI r‘ of all kinds.-i V a l d e z Hotel Lobby. typew riter. Apply in person if pos­ in, Ohio. Rich agricultural <h1* «^ „ b « b u x *i ... .................................................................................. .. Vhrner 9th St'.| FOR One F ord one-ton sible. Lake Mary Development Co., trict. Want ad ami display rates 1none — 390-W. I truck. Apply Rex Packard. 108 Magnolia. Phone 117. on ri’iMiest. It* * j * lin e • line I. W. Phillips’ Sons Schultes Selected Listings W. V. Wheeler 111 1st Nat’l. Bank Building Phone 490W Wasting Time r W hy w aste your time run­ ning around looking for a good Investm ent? Let us hIi o w you how you can in­ vest your money anil double it In tho next th irty or sixty duyn. Wo have been in the real cstatu business for years nnd nro glad to suy wo have tho finest listings nnd tho best values in tho Stato of Florida, COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick uetion I (i ACRES FULTON, INC. Brokers Seminole Hotel SANFORD. FLORIDA* Wanted for Season 6 S 8 is a prescription for FINEST LAKE FRONT A BARGAIN S. W . BRADFORD Realtor Colds, Grippe, 'Flu, Dwngue, Itiliou.s Fever and Malaria It kills the germs. M 3 ■ M n Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. ■ ■ ■ B ■ ■i 15y CKOKGIC McMANUS V A 'I l l l . R - (VOl-WR*K\_ t o ' cave o r E TWCtH j w iu . B 1I Real Estate Promoter] Developer* The opportunities of the past, play the present, the future will care of itself. INVEST TODAY Lots 123. 121, 123, 126, 127 in Rose Court for $15,000. Play Rail. Lots 9 ,1 0 ,3 1 ,3 2 in block ‘L’ lone block of New Hotel at � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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'!Vq»;-,' •■' TQ l TITS WKATHBK h Fair tonight, slightly colder III central and northern portions; light frosts In northwest portion Tuesday. Maximum T e m p .---------------- — 95 Minimum Temp........................... 60 Ilcnrt, M jg eta b lo pden Land a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s l e a s e d w ir e SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925 On Trial i To For livers City s te­ nsive Clever Leader President of Juvenile Agency Says Political Chiefs After More Power HaveSucceeded In Retarding Crime Proven ig in ff ** ' Mrs. Anna Lnfnr or Chicago is on trinl for her life for the murder of her husband, Ignntz Snfnr.whom she shot to death in front o f a police station last February. She claims she shot in self defense. They had been mnrrid only six months. - ct h& NUMBER 86 FIRST EDITION Secretary of Commerce Says Menace Must Be Met By CovcrnmcntnlCo-openilion; *iOO People Listen to Plea Crime, Dependency Important Problems Profound Changes In B roadcasting Noted Lewis Informs Prison Body Law Infraction Is Better Organized Than Society Cabinet Chief Calls Attention to Fact That Advertising Antagonizes Radio Fans ------------------------ — — ITem perance Lecturer LEESBURG LOSES Be Financed byRum ~ ~~ ~ ^ ^ TO SANFORD IN Leaders O f. Europe GOLF LOOP PLAY Germany Started M .KniraneT" ccn.r.1 Drive,HeDeclares JACKSON," Miss., Nov. y.—(/T1)_ Institutions and agencies dealing with juvenile offenders have :i record of which they are justly proud, which was laid down in 1871) and which if nationally adhered to, would have kent the United Staton from becoming a world laughing stock because of prevail­ ing lawlessness, Burdette (1. Lewis president of the National Confer ence of Juvenile Agencies, said in his annual address before the con­ gress of the American Prison As­ sociation in convention here today. Mr. Lewis who is also president o f the New Jersey State Commis­ sion o f institutions and agencies, with headquarter at Trent «n, ad­ dressed the congress on “ Crime and hli'rilSnich1 !)yU' 5 -ul'scorei Bail Sweepstakes started E ffort to Break Down U. S. Dry Measure Is Detected In Action In what is said to have been the dovcl<i|kd problems which nni.*t l>e most interesting match played' C ylllW lLllJ, ivO\. y .----I r t l ) solved with covt-rr.mcntn! ce-ope.. » irco the inception o f thu CentniFf —(AP) Florida C5i»lf League. the Sanford -^WiTfmni •‘ Pussyfoot" Jiih'ffration, •: Herbert HoVcr 1 .. the strong |snn, international tempernnee niascus More than 100 delegates repre­ t c;iid*Tou^o.7]? Leesburg outfit in an uphill game ig witsenting national ntul international lecturer, says a European Hero i-- Captain Sam Whitman of Interests in tile radio field, were over the municipal golf cnuhsc, by iccution plot against the prohibition the close score of 15 to 1*1. Miasouri, one of the strongest on hand to hear the secretary pre­ iree arl'laying in consilient form law is to be launched at a terms in the country. Missouri sent to the conference, meeting at { to in­ beat Nebraska after that elevin Ins cnll, hi-* views on the vital pro­ throughout the afternoon, mem­ gathering advocated at Wash­ had defeated Illinois. it oh o idem of ether corn I alien by the ber* of both squads showed flnsh- ington next Jan. 16. Mr. Syrian boasts i',-C. th* w;th Tulanc that multiplication o f htoudeanting sta­ e.v o f excellent form at times, ac, an cfinformation was enrding to spectators, who declare Johnson's easily lieat Northwestern 18-7. tions and for their solution. pect for While disclaiming any fixed that the match was rot decided given out today by Ernest II. fer, the \i- v a- to thu best solution, Mi finally until tin* last foursome had Cherrington, secretary o f the luft f*uslloover declared there must be lioled out on the eighteenth’ green. World League against Alcoholism - they “ Federal re: ponsildlity,” in traffic Tho match was played before the one o f the principal speakers at on the one able of the predicament largest gallery that has witncinod the Anti-Saloon League conven­ Geological Survey Gets Sam­ ami on tire othir lie suggested a any lengue tournament held in San­ tion in session here. kra of a ford since the loop was organized. Tin* report o f “ Pussyfoot" Johnla i-e : hare of control for tit emuples, in Briquet Form, For tiif.ae!;Individual scores o f the players foii follows: I tmniity itself ns to who shall haw hind, or equipment, lie asserted Display iu Cabinets Among K Bagdad “ The American anti-prohibition i uteri' *i in the match Sunday have it in hroadcnsling. , thnt it would he cheaper to buy tain and convention announced (or WashOther Department Feat tires been compiled by L. !». Voorhees, I'rofttund Change In Year, prepared tolery acreage at $1,000 I of the |ington, I*. C., Jan. !6, will bo en­ in Iris discus sion o f roadcastinr ! local professional, and aru given gineered from Europe and finan­ per acre than it would to bring the ■attached 'as follows: TA LLA IIA SSEE , Nov. 0.— (/P)— j 13 Killed and 20S Injti.ed In proid'-i . .Mr. lloover declared th. aerougi fiom wood land to a state Lch was A Medling, Leesburg 1; Ix*roy ces for it will lie provided chiefly Samples ot Florida’s slays are to , o f cultivation. Eleven Southern States Tor “ moat proi'oiiml change during tli.-| Chittenden, Sanford 2. [the crime by European distillers and brew­ find a permanent place in the De- j This docs not include any equip­ handed, Week’sTotaV, Georgia Leads .c a r ha* hum the tremendous in West, U'cshurg I; Fuller Sanfonl ers. Made desperate by the new pnrtment o f Geological Survey | crease in power and the vapid willment. [fibo-itncn American service for the elimina­ In Number Killed With 13 Lip!nation of powi fid stations.' •I Submits Figures rm Prices. tion of Bum Kow, European boot­ ndent de- here. llerloug, Leesburg 3; Ilou:ihold“ Tahiti: the situation as a The witness gave figures show­ A large number o f clay bricklegging enterprises, Cierinan brew­ gought by v.dndc," he aid “ we find that a ing the average prices for ship­ ery and distillery interests flank­ p in the let.**, used in survey work, are to .-.ear ago nil stations of 7iM> watts ments the Farmers’ Arsociution re­ ed by liqquqnqr interests of Bel­ extensive, bo placed in a cabinet in the ex­ and over were Using u total of't'J .-j ceived in 192-1-25. of Adcm Dibit room o f the geology offices, Wiggins gium, France and Czeko-Slavika, alio watts. Today they use are preparing to launcli a furThese wholesale price- t. o. b. numerous Ilcrmnn Gunter, state geologist, watts, o r a 260 per cent in­ reaching effort to break down and Sanford were celery 153,704 looted, lie announced. Plans arc* already be- I crease. discredit the American prohibition ing formulated for the installing crates, 1.94; escarolc 1,911 crates, when the •■Rower increase has meant a law. Tills movement i.i being led 75 cents; peppers 1,835 crates, made their of the cabinet. ' g en -rjl »i'V in broad* nsting effirby the international society fur $1.87; lettuce, 13.871, crates <!3 lower eleThe bricklets were made when i iency. What ever thu limit may tie. the liberty to make alcohul m ev|edits. i threw in samples o f Florida's earth were j l believe the power increase lias 1 cry country. taken in compilation o f the f i f ­ According to Mr. Berry, highest I I coni - to stay and the pulilic is the Drive Launched In Gcrmat *- a I prices on celery an* usually rc' French of teenth annual report o f the de’ "Tills drive was launched cl ''g a in e r from it. lupport was ppartrnent. No clay testing labor­ least, some interest in prevention, Sept. 23, in u general meeting oi ‘ I “ The problems in broadcasting similar de- atory is provided for the state, which in itself niarkn a change ’ the society held at Dortmund, ‘ i me, as ever l-cfore In these conthe popular indifference Germany, presided over by Fred* : reason hv and tho tests wero made in Ccre- from •! fcrcnccs t"e o f two cat.-goriest ius villages mie Laboratory o f Cornell Univer­ which has characterised the crime ’ crick Granol, a wealthy distiller of * I those on the one hand which the situation in America for the pas* Brussels. There preparations i number of sity. 11 industry can have for itself nr.d 1 w.ilu uindo lo launch un unti-prothe rebels also with legat’d to puldiv. s c r .' e The clny, taken from the north­ 75 years.” Launching into n discussioif of ■ hlbiiion demonstration in the city :« that now ern part o f the peninsular, as well •Innd its own interest, and, an JLh“ tho causes and remedies of crime, > o f Washington, Jan. 18, L^’M. u 'c t h .r haul, those which cfin only ns tho western section o f the tkate, ■ “ This Washington i^ th ffh i •r Ik* o I vimI in cii-npcrnfion with the include tho finest specimens ob­ ho said: I Killed 1 will lie held ostensibly under the “ Crime i.-; over better organized i* go V i nment. Another problem for •Pi—Garbled tainable in Escambia, Duval, Na­ than society. Modern methods of ' direction o f an American organis solution l»j the industry itself anil it reselling ssau, Clny, Gadsden, Washington living, the steam engine, automo­ ■ izntion opposed to prohibition but which tio.v is prominently on the ami Calhoun counties. ’ p cunditimi > the reul movement will be engibile and modern luu'.e, ate direct jo' pitidir mind is that of advertising. The analysis wnsi based on rc- tactors hear in;* upon tho innea/o I1, lions ami f peered from Europe and the ii>r \dvi rtmiii't Units interest. f nances will be provided chiefly by kh a Hava *, cults of tests as nearly as possi- in crime. Another euusu is the W| “ It has been pointed out over I European distillers und brewor■nr-ment in: Idc under commercial kiln meth­ gradual disintegration o f tiiu and over uvuu that advertising in pv.h 2U'I in- ods. Tho Imst clays for brick and American homo and its instruction. i ics. cs 1 lie intnwiv. -ease ' ill dull the in­ "A finance committee is now at tilo were found in the western and I tercst ' : the li ten r and will tint« Itclif’ iou Must Keep Pace f work gathering funds for this I northern sections o f tho suate, Mr. defeat th indtiHlry. Furthermore Modern science and religion purpose. ! Gunter said. ■. “ file leading brewery interests must wake un. mu t prepare tu The survey department, the g o o ­ h behind the scenes is centered a* keep pace with crime. There is a - iogist .aid. is iu receipt o f mitncr. round the Schultheiss Brewery i ous requests for information on li concern o f Berlin. Fritz Sehui- clays, and from those desiring to r thuisa, director o f this concern have clays tested. The state, i. and his newhew, Otto, have en, however, ho added, docn not main­ giiicered several bootlegging en­ , tain a testing laboratory, and, for terprise* in America, somo o f that reason the department cunwhich have come to grief recentnut comply. STATE CLAYS TO BE ARRANGED IN W itness to Challenge Cowan Plea Is Found By Stale’ s A ttorney by the family tiie chbre lie and the government “ Society mu<>rg concluded, “ sufficiently Railroad Earnings Show Dixie’s tiro to keep winch nl- ELIZABETII, N. J., Nov. 0.— (/P) — County prosecutor Davis has (bund a witness to. challenge J o­ seph II. Cowen’s representations thnt h<* did not kill hin best friend, Wm. J. Clarke, n Klunsnmn, with a hammer, mends, Clarke's widow, who was arrest­ T-'“‘ and ed at her husband’s funeral us a >«an| the witness and was released, on bail, continues to reiterate her belief in the innocence o f the handsome young iron worker, who had urged her to go to Florida with him. A l­ ii she denies that Kit* has been a tin quarterly bulletin of th* ibor o f tiie Knmelin, the wom ­ partinont o f Agriculture, and has just been issued at the »>' an’s Klan organization. i ment o f Immigration. Clarke, a gold-beater, for a firm I The booklet is devoted me eon- of manufacturing jewelers, was .trentise on "What, Y.|ton J)OSWhere to Plant." It is fil'e.'l ^nun iIL. data o f all kinds on Florida, g to open ing the state’s resources, * be made lambeati, his garage door A hearing will be given W ednes­ tunities,” and, partic day on habeas corpus proceedings, haustive summary "t production*, a * wt'!l : on v/he*i and where ’ planting. i> mailed out ’ Tire* booklet.* >Ut“hle states primarily to th mation about who write in ft CLUB having to Florida. Inste the inunigra*»wan:s Club, iv Orleans Host simply for^ •>», has „f tie \ i.-..i >• h,|tlioi.iled nf last I-'hnid.t ipetition a and grower* i.-e llu ir ATLANTA Gn., N Pin perity in Dixie in ju-ar.* is graphically i servey o f railroad < stock advances. Bank other student!' of ecu that the condition of i urios is one of fewual to general business » can be found. In a recent com pi lailroads serving sen lory were studied hi To low price of their i • in 1923 on the I’ K S O il iiit-h price for tin* p i nther, tlic following gathered: I.—hP)— 19: Congress |»AlLROAD l. fur ion- Southern Railway 2 matters Atlantic C. L. l» ' inmates j ^ k | federal j*# ^ v;t. L. 11 r of not- ininui. Central 9 ,*ram for prisco 1 A. Fvru- s. A. L. State Agriculture Department Prints Quarterly Booklet ‘ ipe.ding civic ‘"'i'1 , >n the in 1932, ly a-Hthe first President* ,J- hharon and «ent officers lr°wnli*e, pres•v»ce president 'tary und A. (’ ap"l A. C. Port ^national Ki- tW nnder-pri. ■•anfurd Ctal Of Huy Scout * movipK fncan<X' of S*fet, t a1't has bee, P* lnlroductior ll? establish i l\°ung ylcn- I'ton here. lo Tax Authorities NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 0.—UP) —The wave o f freezing weather that was accompanied by blizzards in tin* middle west and indirectly caused thnle deaths, had reached here toduy but is expected to have pa: ed mi its eastward journey by tomorrow. Radio messages indicate that tho gales and mountainous seas which begun Oct. 17 aru continuing at sea from thfc Azores to Iceland. The steamship Leviathan due today is not expected until tomorrow anti the Majestic will not make port un til Wednesday. The Unussilon, arriving yester­ day two days behind schedule, repmthd that it Was necessary to pour fish oil on sixty foot waves which tossed the ship for 10 huurs. ROME, Nov. 9.—</P)—Thcro has been no easing up by the authoriin in their efforts to gather in pel “nils who are believed to have K-! n connected with lust week’s attior.pt to a n a sinate Premier MusMilini and with the reported plot t» overthrow the Savoy Dynasty. Further arrests have been made and still others ure likely. The gov­ ernment remain* silent with regard •il l’s Plans Progress For Rodeo lo Feature Armistice Day Program . thering hire to.Iay for the eigh•t J? • anlli,a, convention o f the naTETi conference, which will hold N ov. 9 MnJ*1 knight. Sunday l n - i . M.?1rt“ > Behrman or New or suit, i (rm ll,'i '•1 Wt,icomc the con fet- rate ii •re ami I, e x p e c t to he follow - Muley n ' Z ™ addnus o f greeting from word x ■ ° r rupua o f I.iiuisiana v:ho concert invited to speak. It occt tlo-i « .Q , nhcrltttncc taxa- It was '' mlinv r3nlnC’ ns c,aim‘ :‘ Pr n in tho „, . I . / . . ,n tRc order o f husi- de Riv vi.-v ,'f |!!it iC convention. A re- Spain vaiiou, sta‘ e , an ,‘ Rula'ilon ia the Moore, the off»»l:i . ’ n' l c.onaiderat,on of to Spi I ed, arc t-h. **X| " V but defeat- attach ' the tuafe'renrLU ^ lo come ketore aa<i «‘ t * c nt an early session. Ics, Alleged Victim In Murder Mystery Is' Discovered Living Cold W ave Reaches New Y ork City Today it,, rnd.xi and meeting i many horse h»ndlcrs in Semin.'le Further proof that the body) fntiiiil in l he ashen was not that of :i.broncho-busting, bull-dogging a1" 1 Mi .i McCurley wns offered Sutur-, ■f other competitions included on the d:rv when her parents arrived herci ii card. from Elizabeth nnd exhibited a I -I Ho reports that arrangements ring like that said, to have been e Iare being made for the importation worn by tier when she disappeared of several well known cowboys It did not correspond to tho one e|from the Kisrimmee district, to U GOTHAM FRIGHTENS HIM found in the ushes. They also fail­ illumed in tho rough riding eilrnina- ed to identify other article!' found i-’ tions, and is negotiating with a NEW YORK— Rev. Dr. Sarris ,1 number o f trick rope artists to Elliot Kirk of Baltimore, is frightd brinjf theni here as part of the n a m e b r i d g e a f t e r w e e k cited by the might o f New York i- ■dav’s program. . city. Congregations in Baltimore >9 The sheriff is said to have hail CAMBRIDGE, M a li'— A Har­ nnd New York prayed that he ,i considerable success in prevt-'-J1 vard footbridge over the Charles should have divine guidance in de­ ventures o f this kind, and 'huso ciding whether to uccept a New v interested in the r o d e o predict a River is to be named after John York cull, lie told ubout his fear W. Weeks, n graduate o f Annaig most attractive card for thu ivrniis* of the city in leading prayer here. ititico Day spectacle. Cities Make Early 'E n tries In Contest NEW YORK, Nov. J.—(A*)— Southern cities have made early entries »u the national pluyground beautification contest, which is be­ ing conducted by the Playground und Recreation Association of America. Columbus, Ga., Miami and Sarasota, Fla., Corbin, Ky., Shreveport und Alexandria, ILu»., Columbia. S. ( ’., and Knoxville. Tcnn., were among tho firat cities to apply for places. The competition is for J4,b50 in prizes and national honors, homo o f these cities have entered tuveral play fields. Communities in 25 stntes have entered the lists and SAYS BRYAN SAVED DARROi NEW YORK—Judge Raulsf of tho Scopes trial, told Dr. St* on nbout Clarence Darrow’s tempt. I "It was Mr. Bryan who f hint." said thu Judge. Mr. Bryan slipped up behi bench nn Dai row stqod trembling and bugging for ."Judge be merciful." �F>a TIJE S A W O R p J IE R A L n , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1925, Five Miraculously Escape Death Ifnn. Ed Walthall. c-o Seminole IIudson-Esscx Co, Sanford, Florida. v il-f Jr Z b jg jk When It comes to high fullntin nnmes. it seems to be a draw be­ tween the flowers o f the garden, the Pullman cars and the dniry cows. I have heard that one o f the young Indies in the Pullman fnmily was paid $».00 each for nam­ ing the Pullman cars, and nny man who looks at a string o f Pullmans will ngree that she earns her mo­ ney. That explains the Pullman nnmes. As to the flowers, noody yet, not even Hcrnard Shaw, has been able to explain why nn innocent NEW SCHOOL STARTED little blossom should be crippled TARPON SPRINGS, Nov. 7.— for lift with trie name of physos—Construction of the now Tar­ pon Springs high school, which will cost about $128,000, exclusive o f tho site, has already begun. The building will he o f briek, trimmed with stone, two stories high, fire­ proof and thoroughly modem. It is expected to he completed by early next year. Cows get to Ho » " much o f a hobby name his suburban farm someth­ with them a* spooks arc n hobby ing to live up to their names. “ River Front," because every dairy- to Conan Doyle. I.et a dairy have a cow thnt must hnvc plenty o f water— for the (jives about ^ uallons o f milk that's cows. rirh enough to I* diluted into 6 I have often addled my brain Gallons i.nd he'll be as craiy a* tryinG to figur? out why a row Imut that row as a man Rets over had to have so much name. Per­ an Essex Coach after he has driv­ haps, the dairymen flGtirc that if en it a few thousand miles— just they Give cows these high sound- enoUGh to shotv :iim how econom­ inr names, they will simply run ical anti satisfactory it is. their eyes dry giving milk in try­ Yours, inG •« Rye up to their names. HILL. A man who loves cows can Get Daytona Reach— “ Dnytonn Reach about ns much enthusiasm over a fine dairy cow ns a y o u n G mother Daily News" to erect large, new will show over her first baby. building. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Sanford BRINGS MANY GIFTS LONDON, Nov. 7.— t/P)—It tool: the king and the queen an hour to view the gifts which the Prince of Although this automobile vvns his broadside by a switch engine and Wales has brought Imrk from thrown from the flooring o f a railroad bridge at Warren, Pa., to the South Africa and South A$enuica. b eel tfinlcTH nt the hide, all five occupants o f the car escaped with hut slight injuries. The top of the automobile was reduced to kindling wood. Requires Several Orlando’s Exclu: fo r Smart \\ FOR OVER 17 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN Gown 3 RENDERING 100 PER CENT SERVICE Eleven Nnrlh OLxi CUSTOMERS OPPOSITE SAN M.Definil In Spite of Limited Finances, Slate Official Will Place Men In Every County In Which There Is No Deputy Let your money enrn large returns while you plan to reach a de­ finite goal, the inde­ pendence o f owning your own homo. Our plan makes this easy. 5 Magnolia At Second LOANS Phone 18 INVESTMENTS aaBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBnBEaBiBBaBBB»iBBB*BB B S an ford Avenue Dio ft between Eight and Ninth Streets at a price be­ low the present market value. Sanford Building & Loan Association TALLAH ASSEE, Nov. 0.— (/I*)— ■ ■■■■■■■■■■BBnSBBanH BnBBB R i B R a x a i m u i a g a n n i n x m a 1 2 Lots B In Bel-Air Faring Mellonvillc Avenue and Magnolia Terraco at Ilug boy Street. Beautiful residential lots priced right lor quick sale. Four new homes under construction in „ W o have two plans of; Your Home 1st— Wc will lend you necessary to lniildacan#i 2nd— If your home is a!rc-j<frcci7f you a very subi-tea/j^i NO t )E L A Y --------- KOfl J. II. JACKSON Long I inn: I/oaiis on Residences and Business Property. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Mcrriwenthcr Building 2nd Slr™'- Phone Cll REA LTO R Prompt Service r.uTri* Call and let us explara Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE ’ EWART DOUGLAS KING iuaa*BnBRBBBH»nxHBBBH H BBBB«nnnBim n .;..;. . . . .j, .j.... ^ ......... .j. ... ^ ^ ... ^ ^ ... In the Center o f a Thriving, awake Communi tctual Lonstnictm REAL ESTATE VALUES HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED IN THE PAST FOUR MONTHS IN FLAN IC 0 ESTATES The Surest Ret in the State r, ee Trips to the Property By Appointment Lots now selling w A c t Q u ic k ly f l o r id a Tl P r o fit S u r e ly a n d �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1025 FOUR More Business Buildings N ecessary Sanford Herald If Sanford is to grow ns rapidly as it can grow, more com­ w wr a fttfiw i n M ft at FI m M i mercial houses, more office buildings and more downtown a Second Class Matter. t a i l , a t the Voatofflee store rooms must be provided We are making quite a rec­ Florida tnder Act of ord in the construction of residences but in erecting busi­ »7. ness buildings we have been negligent. , The man who wishes to open an office or a store in this city is up against an almost hopeless task. Every available Veaaolla Arran* location in the business district seems to be in use and even xcnsriupiio* ntTr.e i T e a l — 17.00 Sts Month*... the upstairs offices that nre unoccupied are few. illvered to CIV by Carrier, Not a day passes but what people come to Sanford for the wk. ISo. W e e k ly Edition r rea r. purpose of entering the business life of the community, but F E C IA L K O T l f K i All obituary when they fin*I it is almost impossble to get available space leea, cards of thnnk*. resolution* I uottcoe ot entertainment* where for an office, or a store, these peopic are forced to move on trees are aiada will he charged and go to some other town. And Sanford loses. a t regular advertising rate*. The business district must be expanded and developed. ■ K M B rn TUB ASSOCIATED IMtaSS The new arcade building with its forty-five stores will great­ - ^ . a Aesoclated Pres* I* exclus­ ively entitled in »he us* for re- ly help in furnishing needed space but one such building is BtsbUcatton o ' all newa dispatches not enough to meet the demand. It would be a fine piece of at e d i t * , to It or not otherwise cred­ i t tn lilts pepor and al*p * "• I®' community building for some men with vision to commerce ga* s e w * published herein. All rights **f republic* 11on of epeclal Jlepatcb- the construction of more stores and more office buildings. I M herein are eleo reserved. •--------------------o--------------------- MONDAY, NOV. 9, 192: Singing— and W ork in g T H E H E R A L iJ’S PLATFORM "Florida is asleep,” declares the Harrisburg, Pa., Tele­ graph, which recently published under that heading an edi­ torial dealing with the apparent apathy o f this state in con­ nection with the anti-Florida propaganda which is being spread in the north. The Pennsylvania paper believes that this state is satis­ fied that a quarter of all America is coming here to spend the winter and while Floridans are resting comfortably waiting for the hordes of tourists to come, the anti-Florida propogamiists are "gelling in their deadly work. . All kinds of stori.^ the Telegraph points out, are being circulated. Attention, it" says", is being called to the "high prices of even very bad rooms, to the fact that there is no milk, little meat, hardly any vegetables; that restaurants charge exhorbitantly, that on every corner there are sharpers 1 —-Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. , . . 1.—Construction of S L Johna-lndiap River canal, f . —Extension o f white way. k - -E ttttslon of local amusements. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, t Augmenting o f btlldlng pro|>— homes, hotels, apartment » " n l f l of ■treet P»vlng pro* boulevard BIBLE THOUGHT I-T/j # PRAISE THE GOOD0 1 Mnko a Joyful noise unto th Enter into his gates with t giving. For the Lord is Psalm 100: 1, 4, 5. P R A Y E R :— “ Lord, in tho morning Thou slmlt henr My voice ascending high; To 'Ihce will 1 direct my prayers, SMOKING OUT AUOTHER ONE As Brisbane Sees It No Third Term. 8 Mount in 45 Seconds. United Against All. Hi* Gods in Vain. HY ARTHUR BRISBAN E (Copyrirnt H !5 ) JAMES HAMILTON Lewis, al­ ways picturesque, but some times inaccurate, snys tho Republican nomination fight will be between Secretary Hoover and Vice-presi­ dent Dawes. He says the “ two term tradition established by W ashing­ ton will not break down.” |LBAWa aa T/ons insures operation t, Veedfil-Fory MR. LEWIS is just 100 per cent wrong in two ways. There isn't any question o f a two term trndition. Mr. Coolitlgc has been elected by the people once, and it in the election not the accident o f a presi­ dential death, that counts. Unless we have very bud times in Americn between now and 1028, and we shall not have them, tho nomina- l-ct us drain MR, HAMILTON Lewis, also predicts that the Democrats will name a candidate from Ohio, and liiat Governor Smith "will-nr*. bo a serious conti ndcr." —v ir r -L . ,.b , i.f Illinois, ism’t Well acquainted with Go vet no. Smith, or the plans that he nnd his friends have made and nre carefully per­ fecting. MOVING PICTURES compress a great deal of work and e ffo rt in­ to a short period o f “ seeing.” Will flays iuys in the average eight-hour day o f film work, act­ ors, actresses, directors, working hard for eight hours, produce three quarters o f of a minute o f actual film display. In one picture, soon to In? releas­ ed, a sixty-five acre field was cov­ ered with a “ set” costing $.100,000, On and after Htlli. 1D2G, the " ill bo §1.00 f* Local 1281 l’*y M. D. JAG Financial &a PLAYGROUNDS T A T A TRIBUNE HEALTH AND BEAU TY Tiie Doctor said to M yrtle: •nr .......... hi ...... .i. . clothes— _ “ If you will wear those You’ll soon get sties on both youi eyes Ami have a red,red nose, For everything that nils you The fashions are to blame.” She murmured, "Y es, thut's true I guess," And wore them just the same. THIS COMPRESSING o f hnrd work is not new. Montesquieu de­ voted more than twenty years o f intense research and study to the production o f his two small vol­ umes, “ The Spirit o f la w s." Darwin, over n period of thirty years, gathered information about earth worms, and their contribution to the earth’s fertility, that you may read in a few moments. I.oana M O N E Y A V A IL A B L E For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Ei Consult us first when in the market Lr fc Magnolia ft Second chasing, developing and maitlin ing the nation’: ■ B8 national pks and monuments and the money ns been well spent, judging frumhe number of person:* who visd them during tho summer seen just closed. Tho number of v isles probably greatly exceeds the rk Tho modiste said to Myrtle, registration o f the season, will And smiled u scornful smile; was almost 2.000,000, but event reservations were acquired by the “ Two months ago, ns you should the registration figure these r- government land wnn cheaper nnd ernment reservations of Aincrfs more sparsely populated in the natural wonders ami beauties ve \yost_ than in the east. The situa­ tion in the east has been such that not for nought. America is famous for her - where national parks came in peo­ What you ve got on ain’t real lion dustriulism, her democratic fnrrf ple had to move out. ton,” government, her polyglot pee Lafayette National Park—an is­ And Myrtlo took it off. i„nd her opportunities. One hunt] land o f rugged mountains nnd tall years from now she will lie rem- trees lying o ff the coast o f Maine The Doctor said to Dolly: bered for her past natural bi- — is the only nationally-owned nat" I f you wear shoes like these ties, her wooded mountains, 4-urn l park in tho east, hut its reg­ You’ll fall n prey, t«-r day, cataracts, her virgin forest is tr a tio n last summer was ninth on To every known disease. the generations of the pan. ad|ie list so it seems that the peoTight shoes give rise to illness; present have, through the estip le arc content to go west in search Don’t wear ’em, I repeat " BRITISH LABOR unions lishment of national pnii*, nmm nature ami her mysteries. No She said, “ That’s right; they are a defensive merger,” The 4,l*.r I monuments, preserved for >uv too tight," *,as bofn slighted by <>"o workers organized, with the) fn eration s liberal samples of whatW rn* Ami kept ’em on her feel. families, mnko up almost half th10 eoi^iK-e the United States from ' 'outdoor** loving American peoI»D1.I some more national plnvpopulation o f (Bent Britain. TimR horden coast and from border to gij( The shoe clerk said to Dolly: means one great union, in times o’* will he tlhese national pren'rves Ico "Y ou know in ga y pnrcn emergency, against the rest o>f Ht cherished heritagtl to The kind o f shoes the ladies use Great Britain, if necesuiry. Aru lose ns they can he. I his union labor army propose: They make them ilatnes walk easy, to unite, calling general strikes i Which gives ’em quite tin air.’’ voo'.^I«,A ND|OKSON neecsHiyy, t„ defend hours o f lab And Dolly said: “ Well, go ahead or, wage standards and other im And fit a looser pair!” portnnt matters. Dutch Anderson hail sworn I —James J, Montague. 1hi* country is far away from would never he taken alive. A co -n mils across to randyany arrangement of that kind. Her. oath common enough, surely, tl nuT K''ls. Never mind; he lla I,or ste ‘ ’«,|,)Wn on |,js luck, hut real Headline says: “ Women to W usual stagy oath of a gunman vni labor keeps out *.f uoliti.-« Two Garments Eventually.” T o f his notoriety, hi:* courage, li him, and when the big have to do it to keep warm l speed on the draw, something or*l \vasl,,,‘ R would be a show that winter. Mari Iy to make detectives yawn an cuujbixv. Then the great day Ah I I'.it \ EARS o f tall* peaceful citizens sqiile. But n< colla?0 fol bundling of article i put its hand on h i. when Dutch Anderson swore it. On oath,” ! Anderson, true to his Aiikhatnen’s tomb, the of his mouth it was still cheap an glory a to :,hoot. I he blaze of cophngus, with its lay,.i |arid wings of goddesses, fdagy. but it was something more all o f ’,*! »P Jirotinil him. But it was sinister, because one kite* j„t, a Jden, another prologue with pictures of the god ho meant it. Whatever came, th Charles ,inv" detective named vulture goddess, Nezhels last act o f th*1 lurid drama tha tip the peoiul, began to ham iserpiuit goddesu Itutu, | was Anderson's life would b fire and the outside. Soon the f: faced Antler;! ,u*s Doggone it! They hav worthy of all that had gone before AmlersonV041 int" iL 110 took young Pharaoh, dried m remove over a million pe though Anderson died, he would g en through thousands ol i i ted A m i " n'* charged on. He the Income tax roll nnd out in a Idazo of what he concoiv ed it away?’3 Kun and wrenchwanting will be looked up they didn't get any of of this day. ed to be glory. Well, time went 01 through hiaUien, with a bullet our office .hov. There were rumors that thing deisou dead.!1!*0' !*u M*'"1 AnAll those gods and were not going so well with An Aiulersoii. In l be end of Hutch could not save him from di-rson. There was a time whei own drama, i !!,fR nt’4 “ f his perhaps they helped hi ho worked on a magnificent scab Egyptian heaven. looting mail and express trucks o is a minor ch.'fUy ° n;,U« h* ,,,• light flares m,,i ,ho m l l I IN slated positively ip Wash­ millions and living like a Rajah a i FORUM , , ht around the Monte Carlo. Now, it was said, h body of a detect, , ington, anil the news i* KlltM|, that ....... \||_!. *y»»K dead til was among the pikers, pushim Editor. The Sanford Herald: the United states will fi„d a way t»P-ioing. Ldid state that Speaking of truin Dear Sir: ‘'*nt minimum load upon i to grant to Italy sufficiently easy Ocala man says they i I am enclosing clippings from to present freight-rate is terms, low interest rates, payment COM I‘ ULSO [{Y VOTING in th/ecs. Other accii your issues of Nov. fi and li in ‘ '''Hes to the ear, should {over a long period, suited to Italy's a local man will tes which statements are made which ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ncroused and that at the tinancial condition. come in threee. I will ask you to please correct. I Secretary M ellon nnd those that time, with the equipment In the first case the »• ulement is Exorcised by church statistic! propose, to punish t. 'COrendered m by the raii- |woik for him understand Euro­ Things to worry about: I'rofes. made that the quarantine cm bulbs • < f Atlantic City shows that little to vot«' who <J(j not vy, pean finance better than anybody ifii'tI C cannot safely load .150 sor Ellormun of tho University of is "opposed by the commission." else, and they know that it does more than half the number ol conditions warrant t I'rosent it do load, in most cases, Copeilliagen, recently died us t» re- On the contrary, the quarantine is church members there used their ‘S, thus losing the freight not pay to push friends ami cus­ o f the subject, at teni“ .*irutil,n suit o f anthrax cuntmcleil from a favored by the commission anil by right to vote. Now Jersey’s Bap­ tomers to tho wall. ites of celery during most shaving brush made In China. all associations and growers inter­ tist Convention passed a ringing gutive philosophies thi 11 ,u * lipping season. has to he whipped to t’,"!. w|’“ ested in the production of the bulbs declaration against non-voters. MAR\ LEW IS, the daughter of ,iy !l nlcd that if the top-icreferred to in Florida. The resolution not merely urg­ fear of punishment will" It the I alnleve government H'l-ft1 wi‘i*t* Jii’cunji'd ijyi 11|j a clergyman, who will sing «t tho ed the exercise of the franchise voter— that he (or she) h* |," " r In the !"cond case, my testimony wants to relieve Frame's pain, the n to the extent it is p e r-1Metropolitan Opera House, attrib­ as a duty to state and nation but proper conception of i ' 1 l *10 oter’s best thing for it to do is to recall Is-fore the Interstate Commerce 1 ol ora do and California utes her success to corporal pun­ demanded laws to reach those duty. French armies operating in Moroc­ Commission on Nov. 5 at Orlan­ The reply is that ns a t , 1 1 believe we could ishment administered in her Meth­ who closed their ears to duty’s do, is incorrectly given. I did not odist home as a child. co nnd Palestine. 1,1 **P trt the minimum o f call. It favored the disfrunchi e- fact it is good citizens u r 01 stale that the minimum load of from the polls—church rrt;»y '* per car. Governor Martin has called a celery is now dill ami 1 did not SHE BAN away because she was ment o f the qualified voter fail­ often, as the Atlantic ( ity‘‘ r very truly. ing to vote for two years, without special session o f legislature to en­ stale that it could he increased to :■tanked, says Miss Lewis, ami satisfactory excuse. In effect, the shows—and that they wiir*!li good voters. The san„. «ke Joined the /ie g fie ld Follies. That act laws necessary on account of resolution declared that one who probably is not what the Methodist would not vote when he should ovoid jury duty |.ut w „uIti,!" tho tremendous influx of visitors Inti mi>b» ___ I t ,, minister father I,nil in mind when should not Vote when he would. at this time and expected this win­ M Y FAVO RITE STORII spanking. ter, Governor Murtin is on to hi* »y iitvi n s. conn And soon thereafter the Grand From tho Follies Miss Lewis Master o f the Missouri Masons ad­ graduated to the Metropolitan Op­ dressing the Grand Lodge assert­ Mr. Campbell, who was a law­ ,.‘i , ’ ,,K* >n,o office." era House. yer, felt somewhat 'irritated on ed that in the past two decades lam it rather unusual to conIn her case, corporal punishment 50 per cent o f the qualified vot­ reaching his office at 8:111 in the i;'",' a number im- is a success, becaum she had the ers o f the country failed to vote. morning to find the fire in the .m mtdiately afti-r tukim* him in ? ” energy to run away. But for one He fervently appealed against this stove unkinilled. n*y Comment u -uw‘ ;* Jr* Rat’s de stnndin* child that boating helps, it breaks sloth in citizenship, saying: "Good Lord, Ike" said Mr. Camp­ f . " ‘j" 1, lo*!k'e jes’ soon ex you tho mainspring o f success in a "The conscience of the American bell petulantly. ‘ What's kept y o u ?' I f Mitchell thousand children. Kiti' « t* ffi«." people must again he aroused to would be inti "M ist’ Campbell,** apologized Ike the performance of the duties of hold forth co "you must please, nth, scuso me on yuu"?’'°rf,C" ‘ 1,1 thuy confor UP* THE ANTI-Snloon leagu e holds second for bein late dis one time. I sort tenants.— Shr “ Uriii,! an “ enforcement crisis’’ esuvention. Hundreds of men in this country of overslept niyse’f. l)o truth of ••Whatl" ‘SU,,rem0 It has been a long crisln, begin­ nre creating great institutions out tho matter is Out I was kept up de f sn may not be _ "D at’s whin dey calls It— Im- ning work with the work of pro­ o f steel and brick und stone, and best part of de night on 'count food but fishing has I®, porla1 supreme King „ f ri. Uni- hibition. Bishop Nicholson, o f De­ are finding un outlet for artistic o f jinnin’ j, cullld lodge." Li stimulate the lma„ troit, president o f the league, sug­ expression in e a c h trowel of m o r ­ “ it surely didn’t take you nil bpartanburg Sun. u L n ’ t that rather a high o ffic e ? ” gests that tho United States Army tar.— Fort Myers Press. And the night to join a lodge, did i t ? " tn ti |V i'aW’ ruf’ ' Mi“ l * Campbell, should be used in the prohibition unfortunate part about U is, that Naw, suh, not pcrxuctly. De data «le loww office de is i„ dat in most trowels o f (riurtar you don’t fust part of de evenin’ dey wus lodge. W en I so been in « spoil fight. The Navy is used now, air­ I devote planes are used. T o udif the army find anything except "artistic ex- nictatin' me into the membership b n g e r dev l , Koin- K;V1. mo now u V . ” « S ; dy from would seem natural. But can you whether an’ do rust of de time dey wuz thin really wutl, while," ujpprcss bootleg whiskey ? Contcmpor A . I*. C O N N E L L Y & SONS Decorate Your Car^ Armistice Day' Red, white and blue bunting,.. American and Allies Flags.. 1; Red, white and blue, festooning K R O N E N ’S 309 E. First St. Ili T h e p / o e m l s w ill jjo to the American' J l D e fin it e | lluildii Associal A l l T h e M one) n ecessu try t o b u ild a c o m p le te r.cnn 2 n d — I f y o u r h o m o is u lr e a d y o u llt we " y o u a v e r y s u b s ta n tia l loan ®n R NO D E L A Y ------------- NO WAl prompt Eorvico Gunrniiteed Call and let us explain our plan. 107-109 S. I’urk Ave. Sanford, Florida. �1 S3W r ' •• : S53R; jfiiiw r ■ I f ■D. MONDi oc of the [will meet Vn at her ct at 3 [will meet M. Philips jock. Mrn. Philips 1 Residence Telephone 313-J SEE LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR M ILADY BY MARY MARSHAL!. ________________ Copyright McClure Syndicate Miss Lena Belle Hagan spent the Can a Woman Wear a Large Hat week end in DoLatid, and a Short Skirt and Not Look Abusurd? 0. L. Richardion o f Orlnndo Someone has said that the chnspent the week end in Sanford. rus eirl is the only one nmon^ H. Perry, Jr., of Lakeland spent us who can wear a large hat nnd n short skirt together and still Sunday in the city. look attractive—and she can only Douglas King, who is attending do it while she sings nnd dances. Stetson University at DeLand, Under ordinary circumstances the effect is ridiculous. And since ap­ upcnt the week end with his par­ parently women nre not going to ents in Sanford. lengthen their skirts there tmro Curtis Barber has arrived from New York City. He has spent the past summer in Washington, D. I will meet C„ where he was connected with \ on Union the Fruit Growers’ Express. L Pre?byfrhurch at Edward Moyc o f Tampa has khe Contrenect with been spending the past week in the [Parsonage city with relatives and friends'. —1 Strong and Several members of the Sanford stesscsHigh School football team wit­ nessed the Homecorping game at nt of the DeLand Snturdny between Stetson a Bridge and Cnrson-Newman. ft ,1o’clock. Mrs. It. C. Peck, who has been hostess. Langley visiting her sister, Mrs. R. M. Grovenstein on Palmetto Avenue, has returned to her home in Lnkciund. Irtrr.ent of Mr. and Mrs. Luciuu White and postponed children and Miss Peggy White o f i to Arniis* Washington, D. C., have arrived in Sanford to spend the winter. closed all Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Bebout m ot­ _Theodore ored to Davenport Sunday to visit [ Till meet Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allen. Mr. and ya o'clock Day Mrs. Allen formerly resided in Sunford. d the F. W. Walsh of Tampa is upend­ ,'ladieon zrs at ing several days in the city on (o’clock. business. attend Clement C. Hildebrand of H ag­ i Caldwell erstown, Mil., is spending several |iu Toesdays in the city. He may locate here. At present he Is stopping nt ! setting of the Valdez. b j in the Kik. ____ Sanford HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR Personals M. F. Ilumstead of Tampa spent the week end in Sanford. ■Vtmminn Mr. an<l Mrs. M. 3* Harvey of sin's Club Urlando spent Sunday in Sanford. Run p!l be given (’. II. Thompmn of St. AugusCourteline spent Saturday and Sumlay «(rvations Bin. Archie in Sanford. IMrs. D. L. Chnrles L. Swinney of Daytona Bench spent the week end in San­ ford. 1Week pnrMr. and Mrs. J. C. Daniel o f Librnry nt Charleston, S. C., arc spending till le no some time in Sanford. They are stopping at the Valdez. Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. Warner have returned from the west coast, irror-t where they have spent the last five — or six days. 1-WISE EVENING Mr. and Mrs. I„ N. Ladd and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ladd o f Daytona ruble lin- Beach spent Sunday in Sanford. Pi'.n'g on-, F e nf th" Mr. nnd Mrs. H, Smith o f Mi%to-i!ate.nmi are stopping at the Seminole u Util- in while visiting in Sanford. IW there ______ plr'thiTi Lewis and Gilbert Hanks o f For1bight;ers!syth, Ga., are in the city for a l?1 MJ-i short stav. Iwiub* ______ Mrs. and Mrs. C. F. Poling of -Krir;e Lakeland spent the week end in Sanford. ^•iit ______ ■,y- m iL A U I nTn'n^i wenra,,,p little hat, but " n Picturesque sort o f dress hat. in it, * onler to adapt themselves f ^ur r°l!ars which are to be almost every sort of nni 'vhh'h are o f quite 2 ? . ’ proportions, the new v ■ ,nin™ ‘ hats arc usually ' v,,r>' short-brimmed nt the mtk-snmetimes the brim is turni„ u-P„ am* - “ tnetlmea it is entirely lacking at that point. Among the large hats o f the season Lewis of Paris has been making some known as Rembrandt shapes. They are decidedly pic­ turesque, an(i trimmed only with a ■'ran to match wound around the t. rou.n‘ Hfton these Lewis hats nre lac <1 with richly embellished ma­ terial. CHULUOTA : -v FIRST Paving— Waterworks—Homes n0 hope for the wide-brimmed hat that was predicted so enthusi­ astically by a number of supposed authorities on such nmttes «arlier in the season. “ Will the big hnt return?" that is a question that has been much heard of late And, as you see, some people say it will not—can­ not until longer skirts return — and others sny that women don’t want it anyway because they have found the small bat is so comfort­ able, so secure, so easy to wear in wind ami rain, so convenient with large fur collars. Then there is another thing to consider, ft has been sum on pretty good authority that women won’t wear large hats so long as they have their hair cut short, an 1 if they must wear wide-brinmcd hats then they must let their hair grow. So you see as the matter stands large hats cannot come in while hair nnd skirts nre worn very short, as they are at the pres­ ent time—and anyway most wo­ men very much prefer the small hnt. So there doesn’t seem la he a "9 V very pleasant outlook for the large hat waiting for admission at tlu* (•no of the new wide-brimmed door o f fashion. But interiMting bats— made of gold lame faced ly enough in spite of all odds the with brown velvet. A band of vel­ wide-brimmed hat does seem to he vet with rhinestones at front is gaining ground. Not for a street |the sole adornment. It was chosen hat nnd not as a rival for the com- to wear with a brown velvet frock. ACTU A L Development being: done NOW. 22 miles Southeast o f Sanford by hard surfaced road. Drive out and see CHULUOTA. y Talk with those who live there. F ± T t Visualize the future of this section—note the location on a state map. in the heart of the citrus belt, with some of the best celery, lettuce and genera! trucking lands in the state to the east be­ tween Chuluuta and IhtrSh Johns Itive*:--"* * ; Mr. Wagner will he glad to quote you prices on lots and lands, or on houses and lots or n house and ten acre farm, ail fenced and ready to occupy and start planting. These he will sell on our regular terms of one fourth cash and balance in one, two, and three years. ' ., , ? I ± ( OME— SEE— AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. * j . ’ / r J C h u lu ota Com pany i Flagler System ♦ T J i Infants’ Dresses MILANEj 3 Alt wool bulbriggam. lit. in HC - j. 'teSb i ib t This screen’s fiery empress of emotion was never better. Supporting company in­ cludes many hig names. Ladies’ Hats, Special Lot To Close Out White nnd colored felts Sport Hats. Values up to $0.00. O ■ Special For— ar m Itv Joseph Ilergcsheimer 5 f FORSALE * ^ ato \ « a 'vrak . !‘ (u'rno«n of this Wi11 ulub** ® R F B ,ubscriptik;) hbu,t“ u^d r brldBotatr0 at thti the .aU!,I'ict‘s n* when Well Uourtesiej of the U°na may R «ervn in an 'hie iJetts pi, adc w,th Mr«- ArC ? of butL’ T^ r ! hf f i ^ ’ - Mra. D. “ "Prinkle E * » Md n Unui lh t '•died 'lamorifij. fl)Arfr,' a ur« Mid to be k aa'l Afcie, & American clothes. I 1-Minneapolis J o u jjjjj1* for the» n . - \ 20 A cres on Highway Between Longwooil a n d A lte m o n te . 5 Th. prettiest subdivision Intel in -Seminole count,. 3 Priced to give you a profit- i a f i The Y owell C o m pan y J. It. c a r t e r ♦•H 1()2 N. Main! St.. Orlando B I i «RRRRRRRRRR1*aaa>B3,l|H- , 3a . . R BR « a R a . a a — n - a « a- - a a a a . . ,i — — — — aana. i«? ** ' _■ / . i ‘. c" t f f ir 1■ ecoma m it if tj "I Cl ( j l m i m u n t ( r V lu ic if > $8.75 to $15.00 $20.00 a $3.75 to $8.75 Made light. All wool Velour. Some fur trimmed and plain. (1 to M years. Fine quality, all wool coals, fur trim­ med. Drown, deer, grey arid black. All sizes. wMmmmm nr 1 to Girls’ School Coats Special Lot Ladies Coats M' rw Light and dark shades. Some hand embroidered. y A jiff .j l '- i Children’s Dresses V/i 1I L 1■’ •l . cl , r— N* Earle T. Field 3 $1.25 S' Tuesdayl q f . l f Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock of Stubcnville, O., who has been a win­ ter visitor to Sunford for the past Resident A gene t General Offices, 30 years, celebrated her Eigiityt eighth birthday last Friday when A. fi. Wagner, City Building, she entertained at a delightful par­ T ty in honor of the occa-ion. Chuluota, Florida. SI. Uigusline, Ha. T The home was beautifully deco­ rated with birthday gifts of pink t and red radiance roses. The din­ t ing room table was properly ar ranged for eleven guests. Prompt­ ly nt fl o ’clock the guests were v ♦> v *1* v *1* *1* *1* C* *1* *** *1* *** *1**1* *1* *1* *1**** *** *1* * h ♦♦♦^ ^ ^ ****** *+**** *** *** ^ *1* * *1* ***^ rented for a delicious eight course turkey dinner. The evening wa pleasantly spent in conversation t. jijB a K a n a x n B n a a ^ n a u a muBHBKn n a a a a a a n u a m a a * .T a n a n a n * a a B tin n a ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * with Mrs. Bullock, who is exceed fTry Smith's Barber rt ■I insrly active nnd alert for one of Shop for tfoml barhei her years. Tito re present to enjoy Mrs. Mol work. Ladies welcome. lock's gene roil-- hospitality were: Mr. and .Mrs. .). II. McCaslin, Next to Valdez. Mrs. T. L. Puleston. Mrs. J. N. Whittier, Dr. Ed Brown­ lee, Mrs, Alfred Lilia, Mrs. Stella Arrington, Miss May McGill, Mrs. Fine imported chnmbray tight blue, n trrr nun -wnT.TOg ^ Runyon, and Rev. and Mr . Fry o f ^ Columbus, Ohio, who a; 1 winter pink, rose. 12 to 6 years. Special— guests o f Mr -, Bullock. Ball Hard ware p t i J: It i i qilf.itnl 1lint tin- \nit-t■it'.'in Lt'gion Anxiliuiv, the United Spanish War VitLi:ni>' Aiixiliiir.v, nnd all otln r wi'incn’s patriotic nrgnnizitliims nuot nt the court hoii-v mi Dark Avenui! at oYlm-k \\. itr, ■ day morning to partivipaio in tin' Armi-tiv.' Day paraile. Aiitninoliilcji wil lie provided. 1’or furthiT iuftinrntioii, inquii" of Mrs. R. ('. Slieafcr, who i-« in t barge o f the nrrnngcmcni . 1*'? ( /> On Tuesday afternoon the usual Pi :b ^ ' f o r t n i g b t i y bridge party will be RhoneS given by the Social IApartment, i rtr. with Mrs. A. C. Fort as.hostess. 1 r -^ M All reservations should be made f «*coLiru| nut later limn this evening. 1*?V pair The Literature Department has . 11 [' Lv-atri-ui postponed its meeting scheduled l®*** the 'M dnesday, on account of its being is a prescription for w add- Armistice Day. The second annual Cold*, Grippe, tFlu. Dengue, Art Exhibit and Studio Tea, which af shop. will be given by this department Rilluus Fever and Malaria on Nov. 25, promises to be most It kills the germs. interesting. In addition to pottery ^TllFjt nigs, counterpanes and bedspreads ?!{ hand-made, there will he an ex ­ W. H . L O N G hibit of rare antiques, the treasurh1*h*t have ^ possessions of Seminole county MEAT MARKET r fr m cold rwjidenu. A charming speaker f- s'vti)leri> •til trace the development of early f :r the fir- American hand craft in a brief lec­ •110 Hanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. r^mtr until ture preceding the Tea. 1.^ cook Iar the skins. Pr.LtUr1 Department also Cn* a"d put annoon«t| announced that it has been fortui r‘‘s., jn. r"Jnd of i-.an tcacher f«CUt il "10!it competent ' » l»Bln l* which is » t " r J , r f rT h JIKAI, E S T A T H — IS VRSTMKATS r!°!h h d 0( Wen nif I V Arrangcments have l ef mo- beginner! f'Jri 1 u° cla8ae8j onu for I-obby PuIc4lon-Ururol*y lUdgHanford Florida „ ? f »‘t and who have’ ",n.d l.h e 'jtber for those RWon juice— '•traction '‘Th’" y 111f! >ome In­ roll ,h, uj.l " T w dea rlnK t0 «n / *' *he dish Thigpen dF ^ l ph° ne Mrs‘ W Bake for these ,-i 1 1 ler announcements er. C dasaca will be ma.le lat- rA T Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock Cou rt Hou so Mee tin iy Gives Dinner Party In ’lace For Veterans Celebrating Birthday Dr. nnd Mr;. .1. f . Gtbhr have returned to Sanford, after hav­ ing spent the summer in Indiana. Dr. Gibbs n ates that lie is great­ ly impressed with the many im­ provements made in Sanford dur­ ing his four months' absence, and says that wherever they have gone, the main topic under discussion lias i T v - ^ |-s. Annn Messer has returned *J*T| home after spending a few days in been Florida. in if, Jacksonville. Miss Ruby Bell of Guinea ille was a visitor Sunday iii Sanford. I Hughes Gcmmill of Chicago r *'•*" ■. . stopped o ff in, Sanford on his way fm l (n r 'out!.! He was very favurGAS HEATERS u - ' i' v -n: ressed with this suction j: ■ b e ,.’a nnd he may return here The ideal heat for Florida winters. i . l-*»er. p t. All Styles pci'. .. Medium Priced ' . W om en’s Column ■ X fall on Mr. A. 0. Wagner, resident agentTorYlic Chuluola Company propeity. Ynt| him at the Chuluota Inn just up the street and around the lake, past the Florida East Const Rail­ way Depot. The Chuluota Inn will give you good accommodations at reasonable rates. j 3 T 1 f i Drive around the surrounding country, view the numerous fresh witter lakes and some of the oldest and best kept orange groves in the state. J ■! . . 1 J-.v- �hV ■ Z ti ■ ■ .*■ •v-«* m - *• V r ■: f t •*. * v v: -v V $ W rP ■ *_ SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY^ NOVEMBER 0. 1925. aa htlra, drvJare* or otherwl**; Mwavcly If living. and If dead t L ake M onroe Jack Sapp, ajjcd 10, died at the nomc of his parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sapp Saturday night about 10 o'clock after a lingering Illness due to a complication o f diseases. ___Funeral services were held Sunday t* J afternoon from the Baptist church, *m*T Bro. King officiating. The re­ mains were laid to rest in Lake .View cemetery. Jack was a bright, lovable child and leaves many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. .JJtr ft: Rev, James Johnson is nttentling the Free Methodist Conference in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGuire and family have removed here from Orlando. Hallowe'en wns celebrated at Lake Slonroe school with a party Friday afternoon. Teachers und children, costumed and masked and many delightful songs, playlets and other amusements were enjoyJtd by the whole school and visiting patrons. — Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Rnmbova and children, of Pennsylvania have re­ turned to this section to spend the winter. T d Kellpe bert „ . Vonae, also Kriij|Vii I|M1 an Phil i Robert Yiounite. parties claiming any Interest under J * } }V n* \ mnd « *1! pari lea Ihe said Ell -------|y# dretafteu* a* claiming Intrren It) the lamia herethe sir*, devisees ilevlsucj or otherwise in and mutter described under the said heirs, to: Felipe Uobrrt Yonicc. .deceased, or The Hast otherwise; William Travers ir liv­ H alf ( K j y ^ , 'of the : « - ) of Northeast quarter ing. and If dead nil parties claim­ MV*I.?I the northeast *|uarter (NK'.i) ing any Interest In the lands hereMcotlnn It, Township 21 Mourn, descrll.ed under the said flange 2V Hast. Ullltiim Travers, deceased, or other* It is ordered that you and earn wiso; .losenh M. W h ite if living. o f you appear to the sworn Mil ”of•, a ml If ilfuil nit pari Icn claiming any complaint herein filed. «n «»r hefonj |riter« j*l In- the land* herclnaft«-r the 7th day of December A. dim-rltml under the raid Joseph the iftint' ln'luff of Utile PJ)' *'* thlsj J|, Whit*11, ilcceased, or otherwlnej Honorable t.’ouft. and In default l w illia m II. UrokenhrouKht If IIvthereof a decree pro eonfesso be t tug. and If dead all purlles claimentered against you and each of Dig any Interest In the lands lieu* you. Inaftcr described under the said It Is further ordered that this William II, Hrokenlirouah. deceas­ notice be published In Tile Manford ed, or otherwise; William L’ . ChcevHerald, a newspaper published In er If living, and If dead all parties Memlnnle County. Florida, once u claiming any Interest In tin- lands week for four consecutive weeks. hereinafter described under the said WIT.VKMM ihe hand and seal of William IT. Che ever, deceased, or V. K. Douglass, Clerk of the Cir­ otherwise; William U. Minis If liv­ cuit of Momlnnlo County, Florida, ing. and If dead nil parties claim­ at Ihe Court House In Manford. ing any interest in the lands here­ Mettilnole County. Florida, thin Tth inafter described under the said day of November A, I* 11*25. tvIIHam IT. Mims, deceased, »r oth­ (Meal) V. H DOUG LAMM, erwise; I’hlneas M. Nightingale Is Clerk. living, and If dead all parlies claim­ Tty: A M. WF.KKM. Deputy Clerk. ing Interest in the lands hereinafter fkkd i . i m iM ii n i .i'K ii . described under the said I'hlneas M Solicitor for Complalnnnt. Nightingale, deceased, or otherwise; llenry Yonge. If living, and If dead i \ t h e « i n n i t r n r i i T o f t h e all parties claiming any Interest In m ;i i:\ ill J 1 IHl I AI . I l l l l ' l i r the Is mis hereinafter described un­ O F T i n : S T A T i : O F F L O R I D A IN der the said Henry Yonge. deceas­ ed. or otherwise; Albert F.. ItefS. A N I ) F o i l « r . * l I M I L E COI NT \ . If living, and If dead all parti * IN CIIANCKHY claiming any Interest In the lands F E R N A N D O A I’ AltMoNM and hereinafter described under the said MAIt V M. FAItSUNM. bis w ife . Albert I,. Itees. d< ceased or other­ Complainants. wise; and all unknown parlies vs. claiming any Interest In and to the F E I . I F I : R O B E R T YVlNOE. c t tils.. following described lands situate Defendants. Hill T o l l n l r l T i t l e . and being In Mcmlnolo County. oiinr.it o f i m u l i c a t i o n » The Mlnto of Florida to the after Florida, t o -w lt: > AH Illock 1. all IHnok 2. All named parlies. Creeling* The Stork arrived nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabun o f ^ ♦ *4 Wfcat First Street, early Saturday A morning and left a fine girl. i W)':i V h* Mr. ami Mrs. S. II. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Thornton, of West First street spent Monday on the West Coast. Y t ± t f Miss Lucile Echols made a short visit to Gainesville. I K. G. Sadcrbloom and family of Missouri have located here for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Allie of Jacksonville, have moved here with their family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson and son, John, o f Tennessee are her? for the winter. 1 tn l & ) IP M m l One shudders to think whnt will lx* needed to constitute u radical fifty years from now.—El Paso Herald. _____ m m i.\ t h e r u i n i r c m i i t i »f t i i f . XKXE.VIII .11 Hi l l \l. <1111 t i l OF TIIE *T A T K o r I 1.1)111 It \ IN A N D F o il *t : OI Mi l t : ( l i t Ni t . IN C H A N C E R Y F R A N K II. 1 I A IT H C D X , *t nl. Cumplatnaut. T. CIIARLY HIMI’SON. et at. p i-’ Dcf crutant.. Illll T » U u i r l TUI.-. O l t l l E l t O F F I l l l . l t V I ION w rh T ± ? Y Y Y v ❖ ❖ i 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ftjsas"a"us*. The Bright Lexicon o|i c o u K FIRST NATIONAL -' ' CHARLES M. SCHW. 7 e- v ❖ B One Block South of Geneva St., Adjoining Y Y Y f f f Drearmvold Y T Y Y v . L>,, . 1 ! ❖ b m Ll! - Y - Vs kl ■ " Y ❖ ❖ ❖ ** v"1 ■ : --thinking' tolks who are interested ini financial affairs, iisten ❖ G H A U L U S .M . s a i S V A B ' Y f Y Y V The reproduction o f his statement (show n herew ith) from the Miami Herald o f October 22d| Y volumes for those who naturally consider general conditions when they are planning to investment. Y ❖ ❖ v Y ❖ Y Y Y <» ❖ ❖ f ❖ ❖ Y Y ❖ f Y X Kra O f Prosperity And Peace A t Hand, Schwab Declares W ar-Tim e •'■'ccs “ lit SI M i s s F. t NEVER d. BETTER' v - . o . uit.d l*r *s.i) 1 • * ; i — T i c war-time • HI- v 1 - ■" ■■r».<ln. Chtt-l*'* it ! >inl tm ln y ttl.U Ihe ’ -i . 1 * * tb e th r e s h o ld o f a *■• 1 : p e a ce u nd pruste r1 -! " '• ' 1 '■ n •ten these dream s come true? ■■ profitable ones A* . rl. scribed st**d us tlie ■i' ** b a r o m e t e r . 'Vll rr* t o f w a r an d o n l y m* 1 - ■ 1 . lt* red Intslne** c o n d l b" . \ the Im m ed ia te presen t ff*-r* a , n w hich , he said. Juslt•e» • . t- r a ti o n o f o p t im is m 1 nn ..p tlm lst. h a v e a l w a y s >e. 11 a: ; a l w a y s w ill be an d*tl" •' I - said " E v e r atnee I av I'usln es* I h a v e b e l ie v 1 in 1 . . - *! i i g m u m y , b u il d in g up >r.»p* • g..in*c a h e a d In a c c o r d ince w -1 » dr.-ama >*( w h a t c o u ld •< ar.*1 ig i'i t<i he. It l» a m a i l n g i.*w *: t ,.. d r e a m s h a v e c o m e rue ” It* 11 - *i - m a r v e l o u s pla nt f**r »n..: _ Hi .u ltlon s has been iu r n *1 •* 1 t t*> pr*KliicUon o f tiniletr.-i. ; („.ace. and all o f "H e l * ■ .en,'* . - x m e n t In n e w p r o p e r lle. 1 I • . a a d v a n c e m e n t Is In full •lift!. that th e y e a r s t o c o m e a ill I.■ *■ irs t.f p e a c e . " he said. a - possibtl 11lew in a. A f r i e s and A s ia I'* * \m*rica ;» part undreamed f In * »;* past, he declared. 1I t . : . from The Miami Herald. Oct. 22) N\ S n p \V J Your reputation as a cool; is no: entirely ilcrcndenr upon the coolcin » ,t a Joint e d u c a tio n a l ■l u-t. d b y th e C n lv e r .u - and t n c I n s t itu te *‘f M..11 F.i*-kers. Itefore el;- l i n g be tl e c la r - d F".at a I* n e v e r b r l t . T " at.*l . i m m x l l a t e l y al-r.nl i f iiie putting their dreams into practice Field O ffice: tneii ambitions at til! times. I'ut they have a practical optirnis ed upon faith and built upon analytical appraisals. Heie folks who enjoy the b e s t in residential ready given evidence o f their approval o f oi j v11/ N_. "i J~L~ .j. if p L for making cake, biscuit ana pastry and for frvin^ * Ikni w 1 iiifi- f fi i - - A ,... j O L - r . * . . ^-‘s«f» * *** f-m rPrVl^g.ff f V f.* V r e n v iro n m e n t h| MIAMI SHORE provement and development p rogra m by purchasing this cent property in just about o n e -fifth c f the time we expe would take to sell. The last important section o f this great pi to be offered to the public, Miami Shores Island, is ra out. Look over the entire Greater .Miami District where the bu3| cities are at work. ee the entire section and then SHORES. \Ye will leave the decision to vou. MIAMI S H O R E S Shordand Boulevard n i i with optimism sup 1 iai you use— but a real gocti coou-f.c; tat docs rnukc cliincs taste much better. tiue it i.-y that tnc men in Miami w ho arc doin g things arc ft v* ' - 1 I J. . . . ' i i ' - V be and ought to be. And do you see how even he is amazedatj 0 it: is today in Florida, and particularly in Miami. How wow I'mirvi-lupcd Area* On Other C'ontinvnl t'ffcrs Opportunities, M ed 'la cn atc Asserts (;. t i i u k ; Y V see how he puts his optimism to w ork— investing money, buili properties, g oin g ahead in accordance with his dreams of wN ALL O .M KN S H A!VY L. D A NI KS always has been an optimist and alw ays will be an optimist/ 2 i'actnrj, Be Says SALES FORCE Y Head Notice the fifth paragraph where Mr. Schwab says he “ is am A rc For America 510 P a lm e tto A v en u e Y Munitions H olden ISvthelcbem I'l.mt H!i I 'c r (.'e-nt ( old ir tet) |rum Ordinance 11ARRAN* \V. KKI.l.EY Y t ^— S ,r « s ^ When ♦> The Mlale of Florida to the .tfl*-r named parlli-*. I.rrelliig: To T. Charly Mlmpsun. IndO td- v tiail) nint ii* Truster. If JDImt. and i f dead all parties claiming .my in­ terest ip tlie lands liereiuuft* r d e ­ scribed under Hi*- said T ( ’ liarly Klmpson Individually and as T ru "-| i! ii : *■ h . l n o t h e r w i s e . Thomas C Simpson, if living, and if dead all parties cla im ­ ing any Interest In the* land* here-I inafitr described under the said, Thomas C. Simpson, deceased, a* heirs, deviser* or otherwise. T t* Mtmpson If living, and If dead .ill parties claiming any Interest In Ihe lands hereinafter described under ths said T C. Mlmpsoti. deceased, a* heirs, devisees nr otherwise; Leo­ nard F Cr. es) and « He Elisabeth I*, frees) If living, and if dead all iartles claiming any Inlrresl in the, and* hereinafter described under] A tlie sabl Leonard F Cri ••*> and i nnd Elisabeth I*. Crersy. dcccasiut. r SAVE_ MIAMI SH0RES--America’s Mediterranean ❖ ? Y Alien BabiesUn known ? On R ock o f Gibralter Y G IU 1U A LTA R , N’ov. t»._ No baby o f alien parentage may bo born on the rock of Gibraltar, a state of one and seven-eighths square miles that has no public debt, no land capable of cultiva­ tion, no railway and no trail*. When a birth is to take place in an alien family, the expectant mother must move beyond the British tines. The last census iriowed "The Rock” tu be inhabited by 8,171 men nnd 8,081) women. About one-fifth o f tho population is the military. C n t llT 4 4Y t Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and family .'pent a pleasant time at St. Petersburg lately. IN T IIE m i l l IT 1ofll,^.|:7'&rkTii*«Knon». e st ii I A girl was horn to Mr. ami Mrs. Y Drew Warren Saturday, hut lived only one day. W ■7T - , 3 jfD iciA L ciitc m r o r I Iu f ° l h i F l . o n . l A l.V AN D K q i l 9 B M I- PiihHe Itecor l* of SenUltolo County. NOLH COl'.TTY. IN CHANCERY. ItOUEtlT U 1IETTS. t h r iv e Complainant, * ) In the knrth half of the Northwest fiuurtrr o ( flovfrnmtnt lot N a MAT 11.DA M. PATTON, et a t. g f f i n l . Tou nshlp 20 South. IU n g e Defendants. m tn r .it o f s e r v i c e i i y p i h i i . i 3#x vif/r*iis it appears f r o m the CATION s w o r n Hill of Complaint d u l y filed To Matilda M. Patton. Oeorgo W . r ; , " {hat the C om plain a n t Robert Wolser. Priscilla M. Welaer, Ella I * Relta l‘ entitled to an o r d e r reCropp.r. M Carolyn® Mcltne. T. A. nuIrltiK you. tint above R espon dents, Hughey, licorge Powell, Sarah N. k n o w n and unknown, to a p p e a r to Powell, tl® Trustees o f First Pres­ tin- m i l of Complaint h erein filed. byterian Church of Poala. Orange th v m v T n E R E P c R E , it Is ordereil Count' Florida. Alice P. Welser, that vott and each of y o u d o appear William F Povvelt. Louise A. Powell. IS th o mil Of C om plaint h ereln ou Thomas Patton Welter. Ellison L. ill.- 7 da l o f Decetnlier. A. D. Ih-J*. White. J M. Nichols, F. A. Hugltey, the sa m e being a Rule D a y o f this ngo where the fruits of | Osmond (». Mmltli. Emma Maas. A. C ou rt and In defauU t h e r e o f a d e have been wanted. If. Mass, her lnubaud. W . A. M c­ cr»*o pro ennfesto will he entered Dowell. I’hilllp 'ieornomt. Manford 1*. F. Doutlney nnd each of them if Regular saving in youth i. a . V t 'Vm F B U T IIE R O R D E R E D That living, ami If dead. all parties -this notice he published o n c e a week lion against failure in Inter lift 1 claiming an Interest under Matilda fur fou r c onsecu tiv e w e e k s In the M. Patton, Henrico W. Welser. Ella Manford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ Crupper. I'rlsellla M. Wielser. M. lished at Manford. Memlnolc C ou n ty . Cnroivn** McRae, T. A. Hughey, . . . i Course i'ow. H, Sarah N, Powell, tho Florida. W IT N E S S my hand and neat ns Trust of First Presbyterian Clerk n l lli® Circuit C o u r t o f MemlChureli of Paula. Orange County, Florid*. Alice p. welser. WHIIatn note County . I- lorlda, t h is *th da) A. D., I S 1*. Powell. I.oulse A. Powell. Thomas o f Novutnlier, V E. DOI.tlLASS. Patton Welser, Ellison L. White. J. C lerk . * U X F O IID , PLt M Nichols. F. A. Hughey. Osmond <». Smith. Emma M ins. A. It. Maas. (M EAL) A M W E E K S . D. C. Ii-r husband. W. A. McDowell. Phil­ N E W E L L AND ROYER. lip o.-.rnond, Manford K. F. Doudn •, Mary Ellett Handolpli. dcceos- MoHrlturs tor C o n p la ln n n t. ed or a n y of them as heirs, gra n ­ Nov. 9-16-23-JW. tee*. devisees or otherwise and all parties eluinilng an interest In nnd The Literary Digest yaya that all i , i Hov-rnmcnt ta>t N<*. 3. Section r. Township 2° Mouth of Range 3a one need* to do to stay young is to East I . -* beginning nt the North- spend an hour every week with it, west earner iif Lot No. ( run South I 77 rlitiln*. East 290 feet Nnrtli- nnd an editor can already sec any­ . i*i. rly around Church lake to thing he wrote copied in it w ithout1 THE BUSINESS OF RUXNixc l|>. Township line, W e st 5.06 elialti* hi:* reading glasses. — Columbus j to I - ,tinning and the North 5.9( EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENT*! « n ;v - «er* * of lot I nnd lots I. 6. nnd Ohio State Journal. HIock 1 l l c s s th e s o u t h h a l f o f lot »-*). all B lo ck t . all B l o c k C, ami all U lock 6. o f th e S u b ­ division o f ih e I . c l f n r d y and Mli-oii I-mils In the Grunt con­ firmed to Hoses E. Levy, In Sec­ tion 32. Township 21 H. It 3o nnd In Section 3* ToWnidiip 21 8. II. 31 E., according i<> the* Piat thereof recorded In the Public records of Orange Coun­ ty. in Flat Hook K. page 143; Also beginning nt the south­ east corner of the (Irani con­ firm* d to Moses E. I.ovy as a f ofrsaid. Ilionco south 5 degrees, wist 67.21 chains to the south Iin*i of tlie Phillip It. Yongo lir.uil In Section 37. To wnship s 21 M. It 31 E„ tllenco north Si degrees, west along the south line of Ihe said Yonge (Irani 66.95 chains, tlicnce north 5 d e ­ gree*. cn*t 67.21 chains to tho north Hue of Section as. T o w n ­ ship 21 M. It. 30 K.. thence south *5 degrees, cast G6.95 chains to be­ ginning. It Is ordered that you and each of you appear to the sworn tdll of complaint herein filed, on or before the Tth day of December A. D. 1925. tbe sum** being n Ilulc Day of this Honorable Court, and In default thereof a ilecre pro eonfesso bo e n ­ ter, il against you and each of you. It Is flirth*.r ordered that this notice be published In the Manford Herald, a newspaper published in Memlnnle County. Florida, once a week fer four consecutive weeks WITNESS the hand and seal of V. B. Douglass, Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Cotiri of Memlnolc County Torldn, at the Court House In Muni ford, Memlnnle County Florida, this th day of November A. D . la r i V. K. IXJl'C HASH, (Seal) Clerk Tty: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. F U E D E. HOrMHOLDEIl. Solicitor for Complainant. A M ERICA'S l f S > fR j S f r £ )? N N E / l N t ' riCt C“ ' District Marnsm. 210 East First St., Sanford, Fia. city 125 E* & �thesanford BY TAYLOR Ift Coming Down amd FOR IT IS ' OUTSIDE/ PIPE GASOLINE, ELECTRIC, nml STE SAIL and ROW BOA floats and Motors Rep (S a g a s® # g g & S S fe , A HOUSE— C a ta lo g u e S p e c ific a t io n s arid Frit S' M l . D o r a , Iflo rid a ''AhUlNCJTON. Nov. 9.—(ff)_ a « * « n B « B M M B M B B> BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^ wiliK« w CIi throughout the land extoll from their pulpits to«iJ .row. . e humanitarian peace* CrosjnCt,V ^CS t*le American Red OH YOD POOR BOY 1 DlDNfT MHAMTb HIT YOU-L'M T So Sorry [rag - VlHAT’5 "The SOCKIN’ ME IN THE ruTHAT PIP E ? > :ke Pioneer In Field en Federal Office Holders U f-A tyuuuiul bit Sure Rei(dlectnr of k Chicago In to” : I commission kcutivve posiCook n. thus ■ Mes olenow A fter five years of working in the ranks she achieved her "r e ­ cognition” secretary to Charles Ringer, member of the Cook Coun­ ty Board of Assessors. Another three years and she had gained the endorsement o f both of Illinois’ United States Senators, McCormick and William M. Mc­ Klnley, fo r appointment ns chief deputy to John C. Cannon, then collector o f intcrnnl revenue. Mr. Cannon was in ill health, and shortly, after Mrs. Reinecke undertook the heavy burden of first deputy the entire load wan shift­ ed to her shuulders. Upon his VMY-AM-! vTHATS AU.RIGH7* II DOMT HURT ^ A B it / The ilay han been set aside ns ‘ l , . ™3S Sunday, observance o f nich is n preliminary to the soc'V> 3 annual roll cal. which boF,n* Annfatlce Day, Nov. It, and " , the P«r*od during which the peo­ ple am given opoprtunity to enuorse i|tc. flrst tlj(j movement i,y joining the ranks of the Red Cross, Because of its memorable rnrvjeo in the world, said a statement j>y the society,, there is a disposi­ tion to regard the Red Cross as primarily a war machine, and to overlook the fact that it has a peace mission of equal importance.’ Recognition o f this feeling, the society laid, has led to th« desig­ nation each year o f a Sunday to be devoted to the Red Cross, nml ministers, in their sermons yester­ day, emphasized that the organ­ ization, “ unlike the great military forces it served with in war is still fighting, and has been fighting cv|Cry year .ince the Armistice, with the name zeal it put into its war work.” “ In fact the end of the war,’’ the society continued, "in many instan­ Burglars who Mew the safe of the ces imposed new and larger obli­ People’s Packing Co., in Cincinnati gations upon it, and in the past showed their ingenuity when they ment have streamed through her few years there is scarcely a coun­ lugged several hundred pounds of fingers to the Federal Reserve try in the world where it has not dressed beef from the store rooms system with n definite order and acted in behalf of the American and hung it in front of the safe to people. deaden the noise of the explosion. precision. It worked ajul they escaped with ‘‘Congress,’ through charter, has Her salary is $0,000 a year. $doou. While busty in her first onslaught designated the American Red Cross on the Hydra politics, elie found an the volunteer relief agency of tin* people, fa this guise, it has, time to be married to George W. in the name of the whole nation, A one acre summer home Beinecke young Chicago real es­ shouldered burdens at home ami site in the ilcnutiful Blue tate man. abroad, which in magnitude are f Ridge Mountains for Perhaps her outstanding public comparable to those of the war." performance prior to achieving her Fifty Dollars present position was upon passage in Mexico and signifies "mean" Ten Cash, Ten a Month o f the suffrj»2e amendment, when and “ bad" tempered as applied to she visited virtually every section a vicious and unbroken horse. A Box 1431 Sarasota, Fla. o f the United States to organize "broncho buster" is merely a horse breaker. the new voters. I For an investment that will yield hand­ some returns this season. 50 feet fron tage, corner lot and imme­ diately adjoining Forrest Lake Hotel on First Street. $285 per fron t foot. GOOD TERMS STANLEY & ROGERS REALTORS Phone 716 ' We »re Pleased to announee that MR. W. P. CURTIS, C. P. A. (Tenn.) has Been attached to the staff of our Central Florida office Hall, Pentland & McCall AUDITS - SYSTEMS - TAXES Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Sanford 817-IS First National Bank Building S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager SANFORD, FLORIDA INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Make Money proves that a : service like FOR OVER 17 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN [ suffrage, is imeti on equal RENDERING 100 PER CENT SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS .pngo, largo lot. [Cut care for resident owner. P-totin features and many extras sc mfortind convenience, lyiiarth-while property. Local Manager PLANTING TIME is right N SUBJECTS, and we ire prepan in finest cirndition stroiig healt WHOLESALE LOW PRICES. Phone 219 tr>' that is often made by those who have icrnselves of the opportunities they might » apply to you. We offer to you today the r" r ‘Pack acceptance. 5 ■ 5 KVERBLOOMING 1 1. STRONG :J years old h o f three thousand to BUSHES— we have a new batcl guaranteed to p l e ^ e y o u a n d to bloom all next sui [111A. RADIANCE, V OPHELIA, RUSS ELL, COLU>' LOS ANGELES AM. BEAUTY, ty others; 75c each; any 1- for 2. NEW LOT of strong 5 t< RECEIVED; only the newest and shades; our selection of vurioU such varieties ns hMctl m eatal°* HARDY PERENNIALS for $1 include: FOXGLOVES, AI ,YSS UM S A X ATJLE 11Aitov of all kinds, POPP 1ES, GA LL/J THEMIS, DELPHINIUMS, MAI name. Any ICO for ?104. GIANT HARDY CHIP also POMPONS—ip all colors, ’OL.TNG comes to you fresh. It has Utility and power through months o f CROW of C R O W N G A S O L IN E vaporizes 1 uniformly and is com pletely consumed in Tliis insures you easy starting, quick. ,id full power. n ,5DARDOstCOMPANY INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY assorted.^QLi^ MEpAL GLADIOLI choicest new sc * I’ inehurst r Muick sale. 100— FOR STpRAGE. 0 DAHLIAS—newest cactus and century sorts — FOR STORAGE. , 7. PRIVET for hedging—strong four year o ■ enue. 10% o' JAP BRA BERRY for hedging do. do. I aiiRUBS of all kinds-Illac, weijrelias. *F SHADE ami FR U lT T R E E S^nll kinds heai cach; 120 per 12 Terms rea 1 rerners, ng or speculation in anford, Palmetto and 1L Terms reasonable. p , NES JUNIPERS etc., 42 upward ucrerdin^etOf MzeNan^ j » urea on your siM* ‘ Addition, fa ;N j, rVFRGREENS. 1N VKAl Order TOUa V ,*We Deliver AT ONC1 Yours For the Garden ------The------ jid Map* o f Alabama, Flo-ida, Georgia, Kentucky and MUiittippl can bo had »* “ 7 STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Kentucky) Scnrico S u tio o freo of charg*. �,- -4. , , ng • . , . - k - _ _ || iimimi || • »>■'.*' *••■*“ ■ ‘ ■ ! — ........ - * ’A •• |* •' .5v- !*: •V” j I• T, * y. ' *>■_ ' r %VV"- :-- ■. * kL •'al’ iiVv^' ■ ' ■* ■■*‘ f f « r /-J ;.?S. ■ ■Mi «<*L -.»• • , c.• •- >»£." IV• ■. - ' ......... . ' ; r- • *■ -S r ' J - ,. >p - MIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925. m Investment Opportunit T oday’s REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 3 large Iota on Mellonville Ave., li /2 blocks from ball park Contains 1 corner nml 2 inside. Very good investment Beautiful plot on Crystal Lake. Runs from Crystal Avenu. to lake. 66x140 ft. This is a giveaway for $1,500.00 French Avenue, between 11th and 12th. Streets. Eastern^ ing paid. 64x117. 50x117. These lots can be bought uniO market prices. * 5 beautiful, high lots, on Evans Street, including one com* lots. At $2,000 each. These cannot he duplicated. 1 1 exceptionally large lot on Sanford Avenue. 70x150. ln al tial section. This is worth looking into. 5 room Bungalow .Corner Palmetto Avenue and 13th Street, Completely furnished. At the very low figure of $6,250.00 K A R L J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. A Investment, new warehouse 104x 117 Corner property on Commer­ cial St., Ry-siding. $47,500. Shows over 7i/2% income and valuation increasing: * Compare this with other business property. 4 lots in Rose Court for $10,000. This is underpriced and the terms are good. 2 Apartm ent Houses with good income, $25,000. A good small Home, $4,500. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor R«al Estate and Investments. Phone 713. OSCAR R. BROOKS We have lots in Rose Court and Bel-Air. 203-205 Meisch Building THE LO T K IN G — Phone 482-w 306 First National Bank Bldg. Licened Real “ USE YOUR FORESIGHT” W . F. HOLBORN, Mgr. ...HOMES— L O T ^ -F A R M S ACREAGE A GOOD BOY WARNING! A R E A L B A R G A IN : 100 feet on Sanford Avenue, between Second and and Third Street. Advance I nPrice, November 15th. Seven-room house, close In, on Fifth St.eet, for only 57,500. Nice corner lot. Garage. If you are looking for a home it will pay you to see us about this one. Price will advance soon. Income Property $2000.00 cash will handle for 45 days. W E O W N THIS PROPERTY On Lots in Three-Pines-Subdivision, opposite to) trance to The Million Dollar Race Track, Longwo $400 lots. $50 cash, $10 month. No interest, no| / McCALL & FOX BRYANT & HATHAWAY COLCLOUGH R E A LTY CO. “ The Firm Substantial” 113VL* M agnolia Ave. BEAL ESTATE INSURANCE .111 First National Hank Bid*. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 732 Number 6 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanfonti 20 Years Experience With Florida Land “REAL BARG AIN S” Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate t« V * a llo o m ra«Mt l o c o f r t l II nil ar ii nil fin rn ita A i m r t In hrn l a r i l Inn o f |||,. C'orntr AOillu. iis.noo. a r fa u it rd . | .,1 ra»h. b n l a n r r A n lcp m i n iu m II Hmini llu iia r nn I ' l l l l i ^ N j r ^ r j, 90.IMHI. 91.0011 m a t .. I m liitia. 1 nu.l ’ f y r n r a . W o n d e r f u l bur. ■ f>rrM l l o o m l l . i m e , - h n lh a , n n M nitn o l l a A r r t u i f , In h r a r t u f l i m n , tl r a l r r a l d r n l l a l a a r llu u , c o r n e r A O tllT . Only ll'i.iluil n n r - h a l f ra ah b a l a n r r Irrn ia. K l « h l r o o m h o iia r o n M y r l l r A rrn u .* , r o r n r r 100*117. W o n d e r f u l .lli> l o r n iin r t n t r n f h o n a r . O n r b l o c k f r o m iiiir k. I n n b l n , k g I r o n , a rkoir l. Chrii|i. A r t iiulrla. Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price... Lot (50x127) fron tin g on Union Avenue, South^ posture. P r ic e ........................................ ........ FOUR LOTS IN AVOCODA k|» ro o n ia nml linlh o n l l , r l l r A v r n n r , tiHn.INI. i m r - h n l f rn a h . b n l n n r r arrunig ed . I ' l i r rilinna nml b u l b nn ) l , r t l r A v r n n r , nnljr ail.r,iHI. •J.r.iHi t n i l i rn a b Itiiluurr n rra n iril. T E R R A C E — $6,300. Terms These Lots are near the Forrest Lake Hotc T i m finn llr ilia,ilrv n ini rl in r n I, lou r b l o r k a f r o m a l a l l o n . W o n d e r f u l .l| r fur k o l r l . 9H..MIII, Jl-J.,v<0 rn a h, b n l n n r r n r r u n u r d. II y o u n r r l o o k i n g l o r n rrnl b u , . nrr na mIm, nI Ibla atlr. SIX ROOM RESIDENCE Thirteen acres facing on Lake Monroe, 1200 feet] front. P r ic e ..................... .............................i Corner Elm and Tenth. $6,500. $2,500 cash, balance easy. T h r r r Iota In l l i i . n l l m l I f . l u l i l . un I'nlm r l l n A i r . . XilH) r n r h , *'Jim m a il , b u l a n r r III ii .'ii iiio n lh n . Seven Lots fronting on Sanford Avenue between| mercial and Seminole Boulevard. Price $850.00frt A la n n f r i v Ini a In F r a n k l i n T r r r n r r , 9I.-IHI |,t * l,.Mill. T r r m a rrn a uiin b lr . I: II.Ini'.a |irii|MTl> o n n r n r I ' l r . l H lr ral i i r l r n l Sanford rlubl. tirn u r x iu:. Lot on Heights. $2,000. $500 cash, balance about $15.00 month. FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 1131/> Magnolia. i. ,li SPLENDID RESIDENCE Phone 740 v.. m R. C. TISD ALE Real Eslute Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23. TWO OF THE BEST LOTS In Pinehurst, number 68 and 69 on Hughey Avenue. $3,600. Onethird cash. A number o f lots not as nice as these have sold for $2,000 each. A GOOD BUSINESS BLOCK Centrally located, 99 year lease. FIN E BUSINESS PROPER’ W e o ffe r today a fine corner property froi feet on Palmetto Avenue and 74 feet on Thin southwest corner. A few good lots left in Pine Crest. $250.00 to $500.00. t A 10-room house in excellent condition on ' perty will easily rent for $150 per month while er waits tor a substantial increase in the value, lots adjacent are selling fo r $400 per front foe ed at $25,000. $1,000 cash will handle for 30 di own this property. ' Five acres choice celery land, near city and Celery Ave. Some choice City Lots. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. flKj I. LAKE M A R Y DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS SCRUGGS R EALTY COMPANY L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgi. 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 210 E. 1st St. F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 708-709 00606628 A SN AP MENTCO. We Have 22 Acres Near Geneva Where Values Are Advancing Daily Ask Us About It. Fifteen acres in the city limits o f Oveida on a clay road includ­ ing lake front o f 500 feet. $200 per acre with terms. Tamiami Land Company Room 3-IP/2 Ball Building Phone 142 PURVIS & WILCOX Rhone 766 5 Ball Bldg. (LAKE Formerly OSTEEN R E A L T Y CO. ACREAGE, FARM A N D CITY P R O P E R T Y For quick disposal we offer this wonderbuy 23 ncre farm. New 7-room house, ga­ rage, barns and equipment. 120 orange trees also grape fruit and tangerine trees approx­ imately $1000 worth of timber. Twenty minutes drive from Sanford on Luke Mary Highway. $6500. Good Terms. Brumley Puleston Bldg. E. F. ANDREWS . . -M anager C O U N TV 120 Acres, high and dr) 1* Easy terms. Real B a rgain E. E. PAGE The Substantial Read)' 12-14 Garner-Woodruff B|d* TELEPHONE 770 �r p f • 4Xv„y., •nfr* . v' ' ■ w <* N o v e m b e r 9, . ^ ^ e ^ a n f q h p h e r a l d , Mo n d a y " *v.f» ■**' S 'T'" 'lI i V 1,*;l -----*T < •;iV 1925. P A 0frN IN B * ! ssified Ad on This Page'is a Paying Investment! 3— Autos, Rent AUTOS FOB HIRB BAGIE AUTO SERVICE D.y or night — . Meets n't^aini. Ra^ transfer. Phone 651 and 63-w cage tramf KEEL * SONS _ Ton Drlte It. . * ff. Myrtle and 2nd St. at ILR* lTES ■ ll«* ■ Ita* 5—Autos, ■ llaa a llaa abova 1920 1924 192?> 1923 1920 1924 Phone 3 Soma People 31 Manted Help, Female REMINGTON Pnrtnblo four-bnnk "A N T E D : Colored women for Typewriters. "the king o f S cleaning. Apply Hotel Foret* Mnrhl * ° ’ /? nr,ret Portable Adding Lake, Monday n. ni. Machines. Cant be bent. Seminole Prlntery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. LADIES: Earn money spare time adilre .PR envelopes for us. Send self adilresii.vl stamped envelope. FOR SALE: One Ford one-ton pel; truck. Apply Rex Pnekiird. ,r-e,,.ly’ Federated Sales Co., illKnickerbocker Bldg, New York. ’ 21— Sale, Real Estate FOR SALE Comer lot 120 feet front, 125 feet deep, on Sanford a.r.° wastlng time and mo, e". Y .!Y 3 "treet from Barbecue “ this page hasn’t your clas­ a and, 33 000.00. 12 lots in Cinder- sified advertisement Phone it in villo subdivision, chenp. Terms today. No. Mg reasonable. D. .1. care Herald. WANTED: Boy at the Postal TclFOR SALE- Ten acres land nt Lake __rgraPh Office. Apnly at once. tn ur.y ’ H ,mllw Knf,t of depot. W rite W. A. B. care Herald. o n.d°d FJ°rida* and Fl o r a LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ Heights, Florida on Dbde High­ scription*. Druga, Sodaa. We way, ere an near you aa yoor phone. Call 103. FOR SALE: 120 feet east front- AGENTS: Our guaranteed all wool _ tailor-made suits, 0’coats at $31o0 are 320 cheaper than store prices. Fall line greatest ever. ago by 200 feet deep on San­ Easy to sell. Write for great, new BANFORD E L E C T R kcT rC * ford Ave. 32,500. Terms. Address sides plan. J. B. Simpson, Dept. 1H>2, Chicago. P. O. Box 352. Successors to Glllon A Platt And If at you id. to c* r* iron »• mbir If iout on* id hai a ,1 can’ t unlaaa 42—Advtg. Mediums CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want-ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 Insertions 1 l-4 c; 0 or more lc per whrd each insertion. . n v ..,,T , ADVERTISE in the Joumal-HeraUl, Suuth Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and KuVnlay. Classified rale9i ;?c pcr boe. Waycross Jour­ nal-Herald, Waycross. Georgia. SEE US BEFORE BUYING OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette, Zcnin, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want ad and display rates on request. Flo rida si.ite Given IMME­ DIATE ATTEN­ : : set wash stin.l h» I I . t- e . Meros“ Escambia Bay started; aities ply i) to r» a n,’ o I r A n - 1 quarter million dollar opera house' MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general Ply to 1- a. m., 215 Magnolia uni|er construction; two millions cement work, sidewalks, build-.A ve. being spent on highway; greatest enta ing blocks. Irrigation boxen. J. ft . I chance for live developers to get SACRIFICE: Household furniture, in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Terwilleger, Prop. 1 player piano $91); 1 tmk bed opment Department. Tho Pensa­ BILL LUMBER COT H oum 320; 1 davenport and 2 large chairs cola News. Service, Quality and Price. $50. Mellonvillo Ave., 2nd new houio above Celery Ave. ADVERTISING gits results If It Stores ADDRESSING — Multigraphing. reaches potential buyers. I’afolding and mailing— aa you latka Daily News is circulated in 2 1 — L o s t , F o u n d want It— when you want it. ua industrial anil agricultural sec­ Phono 073. H. E. Porch, First tion. LOST: 1 pair horn rimmed glassNational Bank Bldg. t>s between A. it P. Store and TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tantpa, 8— For Rent, Apartments First Street on Magnolia. Finder Fla. Thousands read the clas­ please return Box 183, Route A sified pages of Florida’s Gieat FOR RFNT: 3 unfurnished rooms Sanford. Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. aneous nnd garage, at once. 1100 W. 1st Minimum 25c, .cash with order. LOST: Bunch o f keys in nostoffico ... J4 , St. or on First Strict. Keturn am i1" f i t c for complete rate curd, receive liberal reward. R. K. John-jTAJv|,»A MORNING TRIBUNE— 9— For Rent, Houses d’ Send in your subscription to the s -T . i •■ r ”1ip i| l *V"X • *» rrv 1&—-Q|HiiYufjs. Jewelers Tribune or hand it to your locnl HOUSE FOR REN T: Five room in houao immediately south of II. C. VIELK, Jeweler. Watch dealer so you cun read Florida’s iting, jewelery nnd clock repairing and greatest newspaper. One year, schoolhouRt at I’aoln, rental $25 graving. Quick service. 1Di Mag- $8.ut);ti months, $4.0(1, three months per month. Apply to J. G. Hersh­ engraving $2.UU. If you deairu $1,U(jO insur­ berger, next place south o f proper­ nolia Avenue Phone 112. ance policy add 75c to your order. ly, i'aota, Fla. llAllllKIt ailDF 113 Magnolia Ave. C First Class Barber* Special Attention Given To Ladles and Children. Real Estate— Investments FULTON, * * iNST Phone 31 Elton J. Moughton WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS • A C R E A G E -: B U S IN E S S -H O M E S SANFORD, FLORIDA. VALDEZ HOTEL Kuroprnn W U IIT W. NEW LUMBER Y A R D I’ lnn .Hntifiml'a I.emll uK Y,)ldczHotel Building W .V llV E ll, H otel A complete line of Cypress and Fine i; Framing Sheathing !l , .L? *f M m n irr Siding S. W. BRADFORD Realtor Milam' Theatre Illdg. | II.— Five adjoining lots on French Ave., nt 13th Street. $12,500,1)1) for all five lots. l-.T rash, balance 1, ‘2, nnd 3 years at 8 ',;. Corner lot can lie bought for $1,500.00 I-11 cash; balance. I, 2, and 3 yrs. nt 8Vr. 2.—Ten ucrea o f good truck farming land ' in Eureka, Hammock. Flowing well has Steen driven on,thi^ RDd'crty.' Tract is conveniently located near a loading station. $:i()U per acre will buy this ten acre tract. Terms will be made. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ FOR SA LE : Modern five room gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest bungalow on Central Ave., with iTEWART THE FLORIST” classified medium, rate, cash, 9c all conveniences $7,350. Only $2(150 Flowers fo r all occasion!. charge. 10c minimum. 814 Myrtle. Phone 20O-W uppliea cash ami $50 per mouth, includ­ MAINE — WatervIIIc, Morning ing interest. Paving and side­ Sentinel. Thousands of Maine walks paid. Address H. W. S. care 33— Wanted people aro interested in Florida Herald. Reach them through W ANTED TO BUY: Will buy sev­ property. FOR RENT: A new modern sixeral residence lots if price and the Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ room bungalow, furnished com­ terms are right. Addre^u S. W. H. plication. plete. Double garage. See Mrs. care Herald, e n e i^ y y ' DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell an Parker, corner Elm and Central. anything? If so udvertiso in Okie yi'ill in crea se you r PROPERTY OWNERS—List your property with us nnd get best re­ the Gainesvillo Sun. 10— For Rent, Rooms fetle earning, ability sults. We have buyers for homes LEARN ABOUT rolk County and ik T is tho red blooded people who FUR REN T: Two furnished rooms n nd lots. Fletcher-Bulger Realty Lakeland, through the Starwin success iu this world! Red for light housekeeping. 710 Oak Co. See M r , Curley, Phone 74(5. Telegram. Beat advertising me­ Avenue. dium in South Florida. Published Mood gives men and women the vi­ W AN TED : Painting nnd paper mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— tality— the energy — the strength ami tho activity to earn what they hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ TWO FURNISHED Rooms for M Lakeland, ___________Florida. __ ____________________ deserve! light housekeeping. Call Mrs. ford and N. Y. \ LITTLE -w a n t AD IN The Nobody can do Justice to themPowers, 556-J or 100 W. 0th. St. W AN TED TO BUY: One cut-down HERALD will bring you in big ,h° y. 14— For Sale, Acreage Ford. Must be in fair condition. 1results. Advertise those old ar­ want of rich, rod blood. Ii Is tills l«b iu ‘ Qn. —----Apply to Sir. Atkinson's care Her­ ticles you have stored away and Impoverished condition of the blood 'iMiuf frOlt SA L E : On asphalt road 5 ald. that causes bo many failures in life. have no use for. A little thirty- There’s no placo at tho lop for tho a re farm 2 years in cultivation, IXll *Wkv.i 'VBSt Sanford, for quick turn, PLAIN and fancy sewing done. ccnt ad may bring you several weakling— tho men and women dollars. Phone M8 and a repre­ with poor, weak blood. $2700. B. II. Bankston, Sanford. 100!) Union Ave. i. sentative will call and see you. liulid up your blood! Get in tho I"Him. FOR SALE: 10 acres, 4 miles south G EN ERAL CONTRACTOR: All red-blooded class—nnd get tho re­ of Sanford, lot (51 Eureka Ham­ kinds o f subdivision work, clear­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people wards yon deservo. H. S. S. will do are interested Florida. *• Each ieu in 111 rionua. “ " ! lt fur y0i|f S. S. S. helps Nature mock. Price $2,000. Favorable ing. Address J. Oliver, 518 East of them throu eugh u classif c * t,ut]i| millions of ml-blood-cella! terms. Mrs. Pauline I-ayne, 1403 ’ 8th Street, Sanford, Flu. in the Morguntow fan town l O b i. * g s. S. sends rich, red blood tin'“crons No. Ash Wichita, Kans. I f />■ aitf aitniiflPtlnVt! * m • i,. W AN TED TO BUY: Fox Terrier cents a.word for six conseeutlvo I pgng to every Illiro o f your body and every poro of your skin. You puppy, Phone 150-J, or write issues. 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous are fairly radiant with energy, vim Mrs. R. J. Rul, 118 Myrtle Ave., COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER and vitality. t B<x!vi^P SALE: Small confectionary City. Classified ads have the largest you’ll look liko success, too! Thu ing well. Am kl* and1- at-ore* cheap. Doing circulation In Southwestern Geor­ nt 1 [-Of c o „ j!Cav*Ctr on ace°unt of health. Good W A N TE D TO BUY' several resi­ gia. Rute 8e (tl-word line) line. rich, red blood that S. S. S. helps Nature build for you dence lots in Sanford if price W. M. Holmes, nnd terms nro right. What have TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of will clear your skin you to o ffe r ? Address II. W. S. Florida real estate advertise in of any ugly blemishes [%»H re— y o u r o y o B wi l l >R SALE: Pure bred German caro Herald. the St. Petersburg Times. One cen* sparkle with enthusi­ *‘)ator gi l oltco dog, female, four months PfidR. R. cent a word daily, two cents a won asm-firm. solid dealt old. two heavy working horses, BEER AS AN OPIATE Sundays.____ _____ ________________ will round out your i „ons can and new large gasoline range. J. F BERLIN—-A stein o f strong beer L O R ID A -4) ULAN DO— Orlando figuro — strength and power I1'! kind*. Kramoky, Benson Springs, Fla. Morning Sentinel; largest claasi- |tum„ t0 WCttk. flabby muscles, as nightcap insteud of opiutes is ic rjth St. drug stores sell S. S. S. The PenSaeola_$500,°<)0 bond issue suggen.ed by Dr. Crete Schueler- fied business, rate lc a word, mm- I 390-W. " d for municipal improvements. i jmum 2 lc cash with order. 1larger bottle Is more economical. Helbin to American woman. Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath ( j■ Hrlck Schulte’s Selected Listings 1.— An opportunity to buy lots in a fast growing resi­ dential section. Located in South Sanford. Facing on Dixie Highway, $23,01)0.00 will buy all of these lots with one third cash nnd the balance to suit purxltaser. The price is to ndvnnvc Dec. 1, 1925. It will pay you to investigate. company_ „^ E a LTY mMCPRPaRATT tl u ONE O P E.M tAv«3 VM A*DVAAr^ED s T O tbE * b E E r s PAL OF4C. C .O 'T ■ ^T"> i-s O h ',L, ^ " EN t a k 'H O Frames nnd Screens Mftd^to Order Mur|>hy Ironing Bonrds Medicine Cabinets VCNOV/|V /H E N \ A R R IV E in t o w n all. t h e CBOOkb '' T h e Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. H iH i | poor A R C H J N O ■vrH ') I croon T O O R O U C iH * ME M A T O E C iO O D T O M O T H E R aM'R - R E M C M C jE R I’an A in and Standard Gas aa* Ofti m r v 7^ * - “Y ecdol Oils,, •; Railiu Supplies H ■ ■ “ u * a ■ J ■ ii V S O fb E D O W N 1 *bT A aR /b? m asam m Fleetric Irnns I HEAR A - j ---------------- -* 120 fimilh Park Ave. 1L 'T O U R . L u m A N 'lT H lH C , V V H IL E *M h‘ a n d l e t h e 4I At {irircs that ar* right Wanted forSeason X Nov. 1st or Dec. 1st to May 1st 411 For Our Northern Salesmen 0) v, . . L ■ RINK’S FILLING STATION , J Phone 461-J t 1143 Sanford Ave. Sanfutd, Fla. Several single rooms. n Two .dnmll njmrtmcnts y "* Centrally located, Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. FIRST ST. W. It. SMITH, Mgr. CiL )M U A R E NEVER In V n yrs W in d o \ v 9 ^ “ We Cover Florida Itenl Estate I.ike tho Sunshino’' OUT * A T T E M P T T O ta T E A U D O N 'T n u i T O J K tU • T O O I'm C L E V E R . i• JOHN E. FOX, Representative By GEORGE McM AN l!S -N j , Plaster*' *—«-• White Rock Fluster Bov.rd Nalls ■ Screen Wire HuUdcrs Hardware 4.— Apartment House site corner Park Ave., and 5th Street. $107 117. Faces Central Park, the most beau­ tiful park i nthe city. The price for a short time is fill),000,00. Fourth cash, bal­ ance I, 2, and 3 years at This is the choice locution of the apartment house sites. •• •• c r o o k h n v -L k.h o w m Tires and Tubes fea ; iw.ais°tnsLce Mr8, the * r 1 ; i .wj J d r . . . - — ------- =— -— She* . i *3 m o r e , t h a n ju Lime I t h e r e i ■ a.:itir4;;|, . . i:?i.' .v W . S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w More IX •M ooe ‘.1 Seminole lintel.—irJT ARCHITECT Flrat National Bank Bldg. Sanford. ------------- Florid* Ipplies fath er Real Fatale Developers I’romotetJ Brokers Office Manager, Ram Younts Close In $4500 ' ' $1000 Cash 4 HILTON’S II. B. LEW IS CO. 5 ROOM JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ FOIt SALE: Furniture, living room cd: “ l '*l-° miJlio11 ,‘tlullur brillK,° phone 111. FLA. Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Vfcvklez R ealty Co. prices. Address D. II. C. care Her­ TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers ami fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, rate lo per word, cush with order. Wo carry n full line. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Our prices nro right. Cash or Pensacola Is beginning the terms. We want your business greatest development in Georgia’s Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. history; a half million dollar high­ 32! E. First St. way to thu gulf beach just finish- i Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good Investment? Let ua show i you, huvy you can in­ v e s t'y o u r money nnd double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. Wo have been in tho real estate business for yeara nnd nro glad to say we have the finest listings and the be.*t values in tho State o f Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us fo r better results nnd quick action G. T A Y L O R D Y E R : a Wasting Time 1114. Flrat National Hank. nttAL kstatiq 1!1 W ont F i r s t Street Phono 475 M ember o f SANFORD, . *f?honc 727 WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing a ld.______ Engraving, Embossing. See u» 22— Sale, Furnituc first. We do It. Phone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. lin e* J. 11. HUTCHINSON FOR SALE—Space on tho page for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, scene of stupendous develop­ Pn,!n1ett0 Ave. F. W. Curtis, ownWIGHTS— Three stations, M a g - er. ment. Read about it in the Palm Phono 265. nolia and Second, First and Elm, Beach Post. Sample copy sent on Banford Avenue and 10th Street FOR SALE: Several nice large request. Expert service. lots in the Heights at right Florida Ilrfei anrea: YOUR LISTINGS TION FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—it covers Brownrd County thoroughly which is one of the most rnpidly growing sections on the Florida Const. Sample copy and rate card upon , of Floris t* A s so c ia t io n . Mo r n in g j o u r n a l is tha accepted want ad medium In Daytona (Ma.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. flfl Magnolia. Everything elec­ 12— Advtg. Mediums trical. Phone 422. ElectragUb FOR SALE: *1 beautiful lots on or sell that second-hand goods? Silver U ke, 100x10(5. Prices SI Radio. _____ 003. $1200 nnd $2000. Address (515 PALM BEACH COUNTY — The k Resident the ,!V su>tnblo for suixlivision. "AN TED : largest development on Last Const opening in San­ ford requires two high class li­ J, E, SPURLJNG, stfb-division censed salesmen. Apply Salefjncn request. specialist. Subdivision to Or- care Herald. Oak nnd 2nd St. Jir i. 7— Business Service «i. rule* i»» you slant. To For Sale Miscellaneous 33—Wanted Help, Male —— , , ihor- IT M ■ Ha­ lf I*!* — - I. W . Phillips’ Sons nniihl* Unuld b* of Sale Bulck "6“ Touring. Chevrolet Touring. Ford Coupe. Ease* “4” Coach. Velie “6" Touring. Dodge Touring. Terms h, Ban* portion, bitquant 20 C O M E - I'V E . O G E H FiJO O tb E O |»s T H E . GONE! The opporttinilifM of the past, play-tin* premsiK itv* future will care of itself..... ^ INVEST TODAY Lots 123, 124. 125, 12G, 127 in Rose Court for $15,000. Flay Ball. Lots 9, 3 2 in hlock ‘ L’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 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