31 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69f7ac414005d16630874906ec17bffc.pdf 8c48b93f8c91c4193634e32d9942209b PDF Text Text ■' l l ’ feP A F E B Ida’s Heart, »t Vegetable it Garden Land a l a i t ^ i f r iiP t n i1 U TUB WK . .—vi 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES___________ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TOESDAY, OCTOHER 27, 19JI5. Ministry of Painleve Quits When F i n a n c i a l Policy Loses Support PARIS, Oct. 27.(/P)—(/P) Premier Painleve’a cabinet resigned today. Monsieur Painleve called on President -Doumcrgues shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon and pre­ sented tho collective resigna­ tion o r the ministers. The premier informed tho President th a t the cabinet could Jiot continuo its work on restor­ ing French finances without beingNnssurcd of n favorable majority in parliament. Decision to resign was unan­ imous and it wnneaused by the attitude taken by radical and socialist parties at their re­ cent congress in Nice, where the principle of tnx levy on capital wus adopted. The Painleve ministry was formed in Apail of this year to succeed that of Edounrd lierriot, which also went^down through the refusal of parlia­ ment to accept its financial policy. Mostly cloudy; -probable >1 oier; Wedne* Tuesday and cool €9 **’ fair. Maximum Temp. Minimum Temp. ™ Til • NUMBER 73,1 TRICE FIVE C ^N TS CITY PAYILION Senators Carraway, H arris ARMY FLIER ISiLeague M ay F o rce D escribe Cotton E stim ate ON NEW PIER TO A s B ein g Entirely T o o B ig SUCCESSFUL i G re e ce To Comply BE BUILT SOON PREMIER RACE W ith Terms Of Note WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—(^P)— to meet this situation when con­ The Department of Agriculture es- gress meets n month hence," he tinmto intlicntinir a cotton yield added, “and I shall demand imme—o City Commission Authorizes this year of 15,220,000 bales drew ‘It'de consideration of it. The bill Lieutenant Doolittle Winner fire Monday from two senators 1 win urge will mnke gambling in [estcd To Naval Demonstration Construction Of Handstand from cotton producing states. o f World Event When He nil fnrm products a crime with pen­ faxes On In Center Of Municipal Senator Caraway (Democrat), alties so severe that none will have Before Athens May Pilots H is Little Machine at 20 Killed, 30 Injured Pier At Meeting Monday Arkansas, declared that any one the temerity to violate it." s,Jewelry Rate o f 2.32 Miles An Hour Be Move If Country who is acquainted with condition)' Senator Caraway charged thnt When Train Crashes Articles in the belt this season realizes that “to everyone it must be apparent Doesn’t End Fight Purchase Of Street Down Embankment there are “not 15,226,100 hales or that intentionally or otherwiiu, Beautiful Schneider anything approaching that figure Sweeper Is Ordered of spinnable cotton in Southern these cotton reports have this year Cup Awarded Airman MEMPHIS, Oct. 27. — 20 cost the cotton growers of Amer­ states this year." Senator Harris ica ^not less than a quarter of a dead and more than thirty inBoard Approves Numerous (Democrat), ............ .. ...... .............. r .......... billion dollars. Georgia, expressed Former Record Held By Hitjurc d is the know’ll toll taken Hills During "Consumption !xioiibt that the final figures for the when the “Sunnyland," a fast tenhouse of 177 Milos an would ' ■' exceed 14,000,000 “Whenever there is an apparent St. I.ouis-San Francisco pas­ Of Much Itouline Business season Hours, Broken By Two Men recovery of the cotton market the bules. senger train left the rails to­ Greek Delegate Says itc Levy bureau of crop statistics of the Chnrging that the government day near Victoria, Miss., and Authorization of the conn'mction seemed to lend itself to every Department of Agriculture gives HAYSHORE PARK, Baltimore. tumbled into .a tangled mass iibly Auto Agreement M a d e ; of the proposed pavilion and and movement “to depress the price of out an estimate many thousands of Oct. 27.—(A*)—Lieut. James II. down a 40 foot embankment. stand on the Municipal Pier, and cotton," Senator Caraway dcclar- bales in excess of in* the W wildest hopes Doolittle, United States Army rac­ Id He Kept T ‘‘? ' Y xreS!! 01 ' w® “ n°P,,!» Bulgarian Denies It At least 20 wer killed out­ tho approval of a recommendation ed “it is time to reform or abolish °* " ’V. bea,r Moment of the cotton ing pilot, kept the Jacques Boheniright or died !>• fore a relief for the ^purchase of an Austin the Department of Agriculture gambling fraternity. der trophy in America Monday in train could reach the scene, PARIS, Oct. 27.— (A P )— )N, Oct. 27.— Street Sweeper were the lending which has lent itself, consciously the world’s premier seaplane clas­ and possibly twice thut number Setf. No Official Relief features of the regular meeting of or unconsciously to every gambA naval dem onstration before grs bombarded "It is not worth while to look to sic. were injured. The train was tho Sanford City Commission held (ling raid on the farms of the pouth the Department of Agriculture and Athens is a possible league and means Displaying marvelous skill on traveling a t about f>0 to 00 Monday afternoon. and west." tho cotton exchanges of New York the turns of the 50 kilometer trinations move should th e gov­ miles an hour. day with arguand New Orleans for relief from ungular course and raging down the According to City Manager W. Caraway Plans Bill Apparently a spread in the ernment of Premier Paingalos al of a majorB. Williams, who will superintend straightaway legn like a lilack bird truck about 600 yards from the decline to'bow to the league’s (Continued on Page Thtce) “I shall myself introduce a bill al taxes now in the erection of tho new pavilion, of prey, Lieutenant Doolittle flung station and about 200 yards ; council’s decision that it m ust tentative plans were submitted to his somber little ship through the from the trestle caused the tho administrative body Monday seven laps for u new Schenider engine and first baggage conch Icease a l l ‘hostilities and re­ tee. which will by E. .1. Moughton and the mem­ time of 262.576 miles per hour for to clear the trestle. All of the move nil Greek forces from t week on a bill the 650 kilometers, and set up a bers later approved tho one select­ coaches except the last Pull­ Bulgarian soil. Ivenue law, was Nickel P late Consolidation ed. The approved drawing calls for claim for new world’s record for man rolled down the embank­ Monsieur Morloff, spunking for 100 kilometers, 200 kilometers and U UvitJ on autoTerm s Described As Unfai.* an octagonal structure measuring ment. the Sofia Government, today de­ maximum speed. These will I k* pro50 feet ncroio, which will be built fae truck?, tires Three day coaches were a To Stockholders by Rich­ seated to the Federated neronau-1 tangled mass of wreckage, one manded independently of any pen­ to house the band on n raised plat­ welry. fnc arn,s mond Man Opposing Plan tique Internationale for recogni­ of them diving headlong into alties, which the council might ap­ form, together with a small dance amerac ar«l len­ ply to Greece, for her “grave blow tion. floor. The entire structure will Ik* . stock, together n clay bank by the side of the at Internntionnl Pence and viola­ stamp taxes and WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—</P)— elevated to permit a number of Number Hurt In Sunduy Tor* Tho army pilot's rechecked rec­ tion of her lenguo obligations," Team Of New Entrants Wins ords which will be prelented for track. | brokers ami taxi George Cole Scott, of Richmond, refreshment stands and appropriate that complete reparations should nadu Is About :t(), Latest Over Local Golfers Here world honors, were announced he accorded Bulgarin for damages chairman of the Chesapeake and rest rooms beneath the flooring. Reports Show; I Members Sunday; Return Match To officially last night ns 261.772 miles it is planned to build the band­ ns for repeal of Ohio minority stockholders' com­ to persona and property nnd all s? taxes which mittee opposing the Nickel Plate stand in tho center of the unpavOf One Family Are Killed Played At Leesburg Sunday per hour for 200 kilometers and prisoners should be immediately 265.066 for his maximum speed, jian $250,000 un­ consolidation projects, testified cd space with a view of later im­ released. in the $600,000,- Monday before the Interstate Com­ proving the property with walks TROY, Ala., Oct. 27.—(JP)—With Leesburg golfers, latest entrants latter made on his last and fast­ Ho declared thnt the Bulgarians iltram suggested merce Commission that the “ plan and a parkway. Work on the pa­ their dead buried, thoughts of the for honors in the Central Florida est lap. had no confirmation of the report iy Secretary Wid­ was developed by bankers in the vilion, according to Mr. Williams, people of the south central portion Golf League, Captain Hubert Broad of Eng­ _ . playing their first that nn agreement had been reach­ espread requests interest of bankers and as a hank­ will commence within a few weeks. of Alabama which was hit Sun-S scheduled match here0 last Sunday, land, driving a (iloster-Napier HI ed with the Greeks. if finally provok- ing proposition." Greece's representative, Monsieur .Purchase of the sweepur, an au­ day by tornado claiming a toll of | defeated ilu* Sanford1 team by the biplane, took second place with a TriaJway, Re17 live i;, were turning to relief of score of» 16 to 5. * *r speed of 100.161) miles per hour, The match, ac­ Cnrnpnnon. announced th u t thorized yesterday, follows n rec­ contended that the linking injured and sufferer who lost all cording to spectators, was featured when Limits. Ralph A. Ofi'Ue ami j Senate LctldlTS AfC UllCCfluin through the friendly intervention |u?etts( to read a of He ommendation of the city manager Chesapeake and Ohio, with George T. Cuddihy, United States they owned in the twister. »tir.|' that if all the the by stellar play ou both sides. A s lt» W hether LaFollelte of Roumania, a direct agreement Erie, I’ere Marquette, Hocking that the new machine be added to J were granted, About 60 persons were injured A detailed summury of the in­ navy pilots, who had been leading has been reached between Greece the present street cleaning equip­ could be paying Valley and Nickel Plato railroads ment. The sweeper will cost $6,600 more or less seriously when the dividual scoring hns been prepar­ him by a comfortable margin drop - 1 Shall Be Excommunicated and Bulgariu for the evacuation was not in the public interest, and 1(or kindly contwister devastated the countryside. ed by I.. L. Voorheo*, professional ped out of the race in the fifth'nnd j as Ills Father Wtus In 1924 of their respective territories. declared that the terms on which delivered, according to the terms Eight were killed in Pike county, at tho local course, and is given as sixth laps respectively, with en- j The conditions of the agreement, presented. O. P. and M. J.. Van Sweringon .................... ...........Oct. .... ............... ho suid, wero that Bulgarian und seven in Barbour and two in Cren­ follows: R. J. Cullen of Leesburg, gim* trouble. Captain Broad was j WASHINGTON, 27.—Arri\ wide variety of other matters nirktd he would propose to do so wert» grossly un. won three points from B. \V. Ilern- Great Britain’s only pilot in the I vu| 'i,i Washingtou of Senator ito- Greek officers should proceed this [the “core of the fair to Chesapeake and Ohio stock- occupied the attention of the Corn- shaw. Goodhope, a small community of don of Sanford^ A. \ . M®«IHn^‘>f raev after Captain Baird had crash- |10rl M | <a Follette, Jr., of WIhcoii- afternoon to the frontier to ar­ 0,000 tax reiluc- holders mission it is shown. A number of iled Itepresentacommunications were either ap­ I’ikc enunty , received the brunt of Dfcsburg won three points from ed with the super-marine Napier sm, has brought about tho neces­ range for thp return of Greek bor­ last Friday and Reserve Pilot sity of a now decision as to whut der guards to their original po.,t* Scott, whose cross examina­ proved at the time or referred to | the tornado 1'a force and five 11 * ’ .u n, “ ' 8-44 tlican, New York tionMr.had Bert Hinkler had failed in his third extent the administration will go while the Greek troops tn Pulga?;a not been completed when sons were killed and eight injnrcdJ^csT of l.ee liurg. took three I boy’s answer to the departments under whom jur­ “there ain’t go* adjournment was taken for the isdiction they come. The announce­ when the wind struck. The Knight points from Dr. \ \ . D. Gardiner of attempt) to qualify England’s spare in excommunicating men who do wtiuid begin their withdrawal liu* plnne this morning. day, wus preceded on the stand ment of 11. It. Stevens, regarding family, residents of the community, j Sanford. not “go nlont" with-’. he president. UH’dinUiy, :*nc Roignrlun t«rcfn ,K Flninhitig' ns the last plnne in by J. R. Nutt, vice-president of Floyd Palmer, R. Welling niul G. While the senior l.u FoUetto fuul wouM not udvanc** n any manner [waring the num- the Nickel 1’luUi.cumpany and pres­ his candidacy foe the office of .vyaa. heavily depleted, tlie storm air, Lieut. Giovanni De Brignnt’s been G. Herring were the only members expelled from his committee to hinder the Greeks until tho bitcommissioner subject to the coining taking the, lives of four members 1today Chairman big Macchl flying boat third place ident of the Union Trust Company, of the Sanford squad to register places and read out of the party, •ter had cro*»n*d the frontier. statement cinri- of Cleveland, who was questioned election, and application for place of tlie family and injuring four with no average speed of 168.111 the arrival of his son in his place, in the same room where Wood­ any scores. The first two each others. on the ballot were read and ap­ cnnounced Snt- at length ns to the terms of a trust for the race. Tho Mucchi crossed us the vinnor of a Republican pri­ row Wilson, in the closing days of won one point from J. B. Stepp The dead are: of the inheritance agreement by which the Van Swcr- proved. finish line after tin* two Amer­ mary ami of a Republican election, tho pence conference, proudly read Ralph Knight, 18; Ruby Knight and Dr. Rindy of Leesburg, while the Following this, a petition of a ican plaiioa which had been leading presents a new issue to old gourd out tho articles of tho League of ( f six years if ingen interests hold virtual con­ number Mr. Herring took over Lough of 16; Frances Knight, 6 ; iSiary El­ of I’ark Avenue property iform inheritance trol of the five railrouds in a stock both it and Captain Broad drop­ Nutions covenant, nnd M. Clemowners, objecting to tho erection len Knight, 6 ; Airs. Eliza Davis, Leesburg for the full count of ped out. In tho excitement over the lenders, who are frankly em barras­ encoau, intiflie. as president in staccato deposit with the trust company. sed. of unattractive sign hoards along 65; a Mrs. Peacock, 105; Tom three. failure of the navy pilots to reap­ toucs, declared them adopt J, the Treadway also Dr. A. W. Epps of this city Long, 70; Mrs. Peacock’s son-in­ the thoroughfare wan read, and the Says Public Wuud Pay Senator Butler of Massachusetts, council of tin; League last night pear after their fifth ami sixth he opinion that it droppeil a point to A. G. Ilerlong, “ If the plan ia put through," city clerk was instructed to com­ law, and nine negroes. laps, the officials allowed De Bri- has given out the word that tho what is virtually an ul­ the government Mr. Scott asserted in closing his municate with tho owner of the Walter Knight antr wife, parents and II. <!. Watt of Leesburg won ganti to wing by on his last lap •»•«» must share the fate of tho fu- delivered timatum to Greece and Bulguria »te tax, allowing direct statement, “it will result in advertising display:) relative to of the dead children, were injured three points from Tommy Jones of w ithout‘giving him his finish sig- ll>->‘* but within the precincts of that they must unconditionally an,l pr amounts paid enormous profits to the hunkers tle'ir immediate removal. and are not e x ac ted to live. Her* Sunford. ■ the old guard leadership of the sen­ two South- and controlling interests of these Local golf enthusiasts report a nnl. The flying boat iipcd on and ate there are evidences of develop­ within 24 hours order all their Many recommendations made by man Knight and Ray Knight, also disappeared for th(* eighth time in troops to retire behind their re­ da and Alabama, properties, and increased charges the City Planning Commission du­ members of the family, were hurt, growing interest here with tourna­ spective frontier. th tax. Pointing upon the public. I do not believe ring a recent meeting of that body, but it is expected they will recover. ment league play. This fact is the direction of the first pylon to ing caution. Over in tlu* house, where Repre­ drop into the bay along with Cud­ It is the firn. time since the ’ d meeting nil that a plan which is founded upon were presented to the commision particularly evident among the The other injured nre Mr. and sentative Frear has been removed birth of the Isoigne of Nations and Ofstie. 1iron the special Mr. dihy at this time. Among these were Mrs. Frank Davis, Bolt Jordan and lady golfers of this city. these principles or produces these All three of tlu* Inst planes were from membership on the way ami that the council has gem* so fur. ^tuition that eliminstructor, located the suggested grading and filling two negroes, Pat Swanson and Voorhces, the dull by scouts and towed buck means committee uml Representa­ Its action constitutes the su ­ autumobile taxes results is in the public interest or along Seminole Boulevard; the pro­ wife. states that the number of Sanford to the hangars by coast guard cut­ tive Nelson will lie removed from premo test of the League's power »b hail ihe teduc- should be upprovel by this com­ posed extension of the industrial women who have found no interest Many of the injured persons are ters and patrol boats. De Griganti’s the rules committee, there is a disup war. by the tfeasury. mission. district, between Cedar Avenue and in hospital here, taxing the insti­ in the game since the inception of big plain* was not brought in until j position to deal more gently with to Itbreak Recounting rensons which he was carried out in a tense atthe Central Florida League is in­ Bn farotel immedthe alley ndjoining beyond its pres­ tutions of the city to their cupucimembers of the Wisconsin mospheru in the crowded Clock 7 o'clock last night and anxiety other " he estate Ui, but said had impelled him to assist in ent limits to Second Street; and ty. creasing daily. . , had begun to M* felt for him, as the delegation. Hall of tho foreign office, und Irien has approved the attempt to stopr the merger. the enactment of an ordinance govThe injured were brought here hi The Sanford Course lias been bay momentarily wnu growing If the Wisconsin members will {was accompanied by an ndmoniMr. Scott said he had been an in­ \ted to th. com. greatly improved during the past ambulances which had been rushed (Continued on i’age Three) (Continued on I’ngo Three) "be good" they are expected to he tbm from Austen Chumberlain, summer, and is said to be in ex­ trick De!ae,)( Re. vestor in Chesapeake and Ohio se­ to the scene of the tornado. permitted to enter the fold of Re- British foreign secretary, that it curities for •'some 110 years," that, cellent condition a t the present rational committee Relief is being rendered the il publicanism unco more. would he mi intolerable thing— taxation. (n hU although he had sold out in 1021, vnstntcd areas by citizens of aur-'tim e. Many fine comments have In tho senate, the leaders recog­ “indeed, nn affront to civiliza­ he had bought in again, and that “a ' ' been made l»y visiting players in rounding territory and the 1C«»1 h*uge Three! nize that tin* expulsion of the “hoy tion"—if, with all the machinery great many stockholders in the Cross and it is expected all casu­ this respect. senator” will necessitate a decis­ of the League at their dinposal company had violated an insistent Siru;e the addition yf tho Lees­ alties of tlu* storm will have been ion on tlu* part of thu Wisconsin and the council ever remly ‘with demand" for opposition to the pro­ burg and Orlando teams to the attended to before many [tours members ns to whether they will its good offices, frontier incidents ject. Owners of 62,000 shares had circuit, the original schedule, have passed. “go with Boh" or “go with the liku thoso between Greece and signed an agreement with the com­ drawn up to accomodate a four Bulgaria should loud to wnr-liku mittee to oppose it before the com­ TALLAHASSEE, Oct, 27.—id') president.” NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.- M l MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 27 team loop has been changed, and klfKS While Senator Butler lias turned operations instead of being sub­ mission, he asserted, while owners —Divorce forms one of the gruv- —l/|»i—A quarter of a million dol no official announcement has been —While efforts are being made Igood reason to lx* of 45,000 additional • shares had est of Hociul problems, and ail out­ lars fur relief of sufferers of, Sun made regarding tho new arrange­ everywhere to preserve for poster­ thumbs down on the new senator mitted for peaceful adjustm ent to J*vt,a municipally “contributed proportionately to the standing need of religion at the day’s tornado in Crenshaw, Pike, ments. Members of tip* league ns- ity tho great utterances and the from Wisconsin, it is understood lu* the council. The resolution subntnntially [I'urks. located at expense." present time is that an altar he es- ami Bnrbobr counties wus nsked **f «ort, however, that an announcc- voice of William Jennings Bryan, lias said privately it was his busiadopted unanimously was really ^rvals m the resiness to get men into the Repuhli _ . u ‘ he it remained for the Department of His early activity in opposition tublislunl in every American home, Alabama people today by tin tb meat of the revised card will pf the city. Well to the merger, he related, brought the Right Reverend John Gardner Montgomery Advertiser in an ediImmigration to bring to life nn nr- can party rather than to put them j reproof to both Greece und Uulgnrmade in the near future, , 1 ^ V ^ '.g c d . him into contact with J. P. Mor- Murray, bishop of Maryland and torial on its first page. The news- The Sanford team will journey to tisti. thought of tin* Commoner. out. Action ugaiust the senator i la for their failure to obey Brest­ ............ . department ............ ........from Wisconsin, would be Inter- dent injunction to cease nil hos[«n additional fac- gun and company. The immigration ha primate-elect of the Episcopal pnpv•r will act as custodian of tlu- Leesburg for the scheduled match bturaliy (c.utifui sent to the* printer here a book | preted us against the Inrge m ujori-] tllition and withdraw behind their inlhub city next Sunday. church saiii in his farewell mes­ fund. Meets Morgan Interests containing statistics on 11IL form s'ty that elected hint senator, lead - 1frontiers. It was framed by Mr. ff the City Sub­ sage to delegates to the forty“I was sent word that J. P. Mor­ of reniurccH of the 8 um>liine S tate.! era think and they point to the I Chumborlnin after the Greek repgan and company would he pleas­ eighth triennial convention of tho Tb„ niver is ofbeautiful design. It j fact that making a martyr out of rcsentative, M. Cnrapunns, had toid church made public here Monday. figures recently ed to see me on Feb. 26," ho testi­ depicts apainting which once was . the young senator will increase his . tho council thnt the Greek troops Reviewing accomplishments or f ly Manager \V B. fied. "I was introduced to Mr. in the mind of Mr. Bryan during a influence in surrounding Middle would evacuate Bulgarian soil ns [ °tal valuation of Anderspn of thut firm. He took me the convention, which was conclud­ visit of the latter to Tallahassee, Western states, none too firmly at- j soon ns all the Bulgarinmi get out Maintained by to see Mr. Lamont, with whom I ed here Saturday, delegates term­ tachcd to the Coolidgc adm iniatra-[of Greece, nnd after Bulgarian injust before his death. ed it “ possibly the greatest in the approximately had previous acquaintance. After tion us matters now stand. ! sisteitce that Bulgarians are not on The cover depicts thu seashore, I jal I’ark, located informing Mr. Lamont of the com­ history of the church.” t he attempt to enforce party rule IGreek soil ut nil. with bathers gnmboling about. This « , u , „ ,oi»i ^ Among these were selection-ot Avenues unci mittee’s intentions, he stated that picture, in tho Mentor, In beautiful­ in the senate was made lust ses> | It declared the council wuu not ■S®, and Fifth he did not think anything could the Maryland prelate as too nicipal Court yesterday, police nc a|tlo|»of flach woru Campbell King, ly surrounded by magnificent slon, and failed almost ut its in -, satisfied thnt military operations aiu„i at $100,000. lie done ut this late date, as it church’s first primate; election of tivity bver the week-end is rv>* drunkenness, $5 fine; G. W. Benhad censed and thut the troops hud lUnicipal bandstand, would upset the work of two years.” bishops to fill vacancies in six mis­ ported as being unusually lu*av> nett, reckless driving $5 fine; M. L. palms, nnd other growth peculiar coption. The caucus rule established, was I bewn withdrawn, and, after setting ' i ‘ . ate. sionary districts; elimination of the roncerta are given Mr. Scott said he had been orig- word “obey" from the marriage in this city. According to the dock- j p0^ e‘ri ri.ck!ess driving, dismissed; The caption over the cover fid- • immediately destroyed, when tlie ia twenty four limit for tho issumusical organizat*t, the offenses were all of a mi paj 0 Thornloy, disorderly conduct, naliy told that the New Y’ork ritual, which was coupled wiih nor character. new force of insurgents i n c l u d in g instructions fo rju c h wUn_ dismissed: Sip Grant, drunkenness, lows. ™ , Wl«t«r season, drawn!, the eouncil fixed Trust would accept de­ (diminution of the phra.e pro­ “If On Earth There’s u Haven of such men us Boruh, Couzens, Nor- ......... ‘ ’ sixty located between posit ofcompany One gambling raid is recorded $7 fine; Janies Williams, drunkenhours for nssurnnee of the fulfill­ Chesapenke and Ohio stock nounced by the bridegroom in the Bliss, ris, Norbuck, McMaster nnd others and Oak Avenue on the blotter, in which i’orter ness, $10 bond estreated; Walter from holders who wished to sup­ is This! It, is This! it is This!" served notice they would nut be ment of tho orders. I '-'Kht and Ninth port the plan, hut that “ Mr. Coch­ ritual—1“with all my worldly goods Brown, Math Brumfield, Arch Lockley, drunkenness, $10 bond “ItThose All thu troops must be warned were the exact words Mr. buuml by it. dued at $1)0,000 by I thee endow," agreement on the Cooper, Ben Young, Bob Thomas, estreated. thnt resumption of firip^ will be "’ csircuieu. n it .1 Bryan used in describing a option •rttics, and the oth- ran of J. J*. Morgan and company church budget for the coming tri- Willie Russell and Mugg’, ,, with severe punishment, and was a member of tho executive fk* hUrr | Arthur , *‘ L Leavitt were Lconeach B,USfined «n he desired to paint I charged $1), or thc ‘picture Mr Broofc# li;ato(i. L -'to b . worth up- committee of the trust company," enniurn, and a multitude of ‘Aner C oo 1i d Proclaims visited both governments, Athens and Sof­ *10 000 each. Two matters, both held over from the iml gamb- 011 charges of being public nui- n* ___________________ must give nil fucilitien to tho Thanksgiving, Nov. 28 ia, 1 are located at the and later that institution refused 1922 convention uiul presented mr y, Maggie sances. Hud Nelson, disorderly ifiilitary officers of Great Britain, to serve us a depositary for the d J rimary School were the condiict, wnafined $R>; Floyd Id lC ill I l O t t l iV ltlll IS the first time here. . France ami Italy, who immediately Brumfield and 1 are use«k as plny- committee. The major problems on whicn oniy""members of the group to WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—GD& will renuir to the war zone und re­ aP- Freeman, drunkenness,estreated, v f , (j . . . . S t i l t e BodV close division of opinion was cen- iuar Theywere fined $10 earn $10 bond; M. Childers, drunken- 1Y*IIIICU tn * o i a i t i s u u j President C'oolidgo today proclaim­ port to the council whether tho | h® Pupils, ' . iL . / . . . / aII ik I ( 1 0 >ftj & is i.a i to il t i l ) lliittll* DjlItlH ' ' nowm as tho Ninth Paving Operations On ed Thursday, Nov. 28 as Thanks­ I were dbpoSCu of and ' whilo the others forfeited $16 ness, estreated $10 bond; Ralph Wurt W. Warner, manager of giving day when gratitude should council's edict has been carried out. signed for future consideration, a Allen drew un $8 fine for disorPark Avenue Proceed proposal to her re-marriage ot * - bonds. , , ,k.n young |derly conduct, Washington Jordan, the Hotel Valdez, this city yester- Im* expressed for “many und great VOrqed persons, even of the inno­ were arrested for operating their drurfksnness, was fined $ 10; and Iday received notice from the hend- Blessings" which have come to tho Justice Strum Named A force of laborers, under tho cent party, while rejected, was in­ the in-lCharles Brock wus fined $10 lor l u a r t e r s of the Florida Htate Ho­ people during the past year. On Armistice Day Bill motor cars while under ,|iaortk.r,y , OI1(luct. n"bird f^ l' m , 0 ,M : tlme tel .Men's Association, at Jackson­ direction of the city engineer, Mon­ ferred to a committee “P H nl , High School ville, thut hu had been appointed flueniu of liquor. At ^ , #lR(l vVill Nnsh was given 50 days in “ .. •. . $|50, Will Nnsh was given f>u nays hi their home day began the work of line grad­ for the purpose for additional Markets TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 27.—UP) I ard Young estreuted hi* $100 ap- the city prison by Judge White for one of the executive committee of I jjnee the construc- ing I’ark Avenue north from Com­ study and deliberation. —Justice Strum, of the State Su­ the organization, composed of sev­ .............................. . uffiUaanu lounL isvrvuicu * assault and threats, and a charge mercial Street to the Muncipai Membership in and full Municipal Athletic CHICAGO. Oct. •J7.-./aw_ Churios V'* l~ •Wheat premo Court, will be the principal {Jock, preparatory to laying the tion with the Federal Council 0 PtTh^nCfnlIowiiir nerjons, together of drunkenness against him was eral vice preridents. F;| purpose,, tho Bark iFI. l. May The" following person?,. 1 k ; ., Lee Kennedy, disorderoc. 145tv U tit ___ Young, of St. Augustine, is presiD u : 1 to speaker at the observance by the Dose ro«k course in the paving Churches of Christ in America, with the charges lodged, '•'» as a playground Tallahassee post of tho American i L.(iru.uct S10 fine. nDewey - wey Ivey.iUent Ivey, dent 01of tho Association, which is 1 .*$Vi; Corn. Dec 72 4 to 7 both warmly advocated anu 1 SPnng I’ark is lo- Program. them were turned over jt<> l L . ^ / runl(<.nn, e s t r e a t e d $10 bOftU bond I[said to he the third largest hotel ,R • uts, Dec. 68 Legion of Armistico Day. O ^ ^ j [lui 1 ilvimv-nnuii. rM M iH lI Said tO lit tilt f-’gnolia Avenue. I /i ? h,° Wurlt of laying tho rock, of- orously opposed, while voted no , ty authorities by i OWer |u^ ltluV jc y Young, disorderly conduct. | men a organization in the Country. A machine gun company hero 1 'rialg explain will be taken up as wus given t h e privilege again be­ Manning CommisStuart—Stuart I'ow t r A Light _ will atage u program, while a court yesterday: Walter $joTonTcsTreaT«r;' and Johnny |Thu quarterly meeting is to tuk I soon as the grading is completed ,n ° h,av? " '“ ns for j ami it ,» thought that the street ing considered, and the house mi-'wrestling mutch ii also being ar­ lurccny; Jerry Jacks®®’ anj j. Wulker, was fined $8 for drunken-1pla-o next month, probably at Cij. to spend $50 ,000 tor <•xl sndJ.lI ness bishops adopted a plan1 pro J John - SteVcns, larceny, . in i„°£ orusent Jacksonville. ing und improving service here. ranged. a ami fighting. — L‘ '."SaPford, which for co-operative work with nu j . larceny. f “‘tditional comniunactivities of the federal council* J“clwon’ ,arun*r' About ice Tax B ulgaria W ants Full R ep aratio n R A IL MERGER IS BANKING SCHEME, DECLARES SCOTT STORM STRICKEN SANFORD LO SES PEOPLE SUPPLY TO LEESBURG IN AID TO INJURED GOLF MEET, 13-5 COMING OF YOUNG BOB IS PROBLEM FOR REPUBLICANS Divorce Is One Of G ravest Problems, D eclares Minister State Bureau Head Uncovers Thoughts Of GreatCommoner Thirty-Six Cases, Including Many F or Gambling, Tried In M unicipal Court ge '25 daytime!0 |thorcity7 ,idcut8 and Wlthi“ a l -s �2fi. 1025, *t t t E SANFOFDH: INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE BETTER BUYS E ighty acres citrus land, on graded county road, a bargain for $50 per acre. Terms are good on this tract. Twenty ncres truck land in Mecca Hammock just off paved road $175 per acre. Easy terms and it is only about 5 miles from Sanford. I have two of the best Lake Front tracts in the county. Let me show them to you. There is a fortune in either one if developed. Four-room house, almost new, garage on lot, will sell on terms. Several Modern New Homes at reasonable prices, terms small cash pay­ ment and balance like rent. Twenty-one acres ju st o ff the Country Club road, near big developments. I will appreciate your listings. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investm ents. Phone 713 KARL L SCHULTZ • / 1st N ational Bank Bldg. Rhone 744 Eighty acres bordering beautiful lake near Chuluota $100.00 per acre. Good terms. Several choice lots in Bel-Air at a bargain, easy terms. The Davey-Winston O rganization I REAL ESTATE BROKERS Masonic Building------ Phone 707 203-205 Meisch Building ... LIST YOUR PRO PER TY WITH US , LOT 114 FEET FRONT L O O K —AND TURN ACT! House and largo lot on Magnolia, on the Heights, for $4,500. fer only good for two or three days. • •| , f * t This of­ • We can deliver two of the most desirable lots in Franklin Terrace at prices below present values. If you are looking for a home or a desirable lot on which to build, see us; we can save you m oney and at tho same time deliver just what you r 117 feet deep in choice residential •• • ■ With offices in New York City and various other c over the country, we are in a position to sell your p erty to northern firms desirious of investing in prop in this locality. If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business loty kindly communicate with us. -< section FULTON, INC. j REAL ESTATE COLCLOUGFI REALTY COMPANY 311 First National Bank Bldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE . Brokers Phone 71 ;i Developers Seminole Hotel ' •. Promo! INSURANCE Balance 1 year THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY L. ALLEN, Five room cottage, with bath, convenient, good neighborhood Manager 000.00; $2,000.00 cash, terms. We recommend th is, Strategically located with reference to new developments, « F irst Street are two good houses with 3 adjoining vacant loti Our Motto: S a tisfa ctio n to Owner and Buyer S treet frontage. Will be business property soon. Price is rip term s are attractive. ,, Office lift M erriwether Building Established 1910 >15 First National Bank DUBOSE & HOLLER Phone 713 SANFORI), FLORIDA c IF WE HAD SOMETHING BETTER WE WOULD TELL YOU 50x150 , 500 feet from Dixie Highway The most beautiful residential property to be had in Sanford. A nu mher to select from ranging in price from $2,500.00 to $3,500.00. $50 cash, balance $10 per month No taxes. REALTORS No interest. BRYANT & HATHAWAY , , ;• GOOD HOUSE ! 3 V Vi | GOOD ORANGES ' H V ;-1 GOOD FLOWERS ' s '! I GOOD LAND, FIVE ACRES OF IT. * . A Sacrifice '. V I , ^ BAYARD REALTY COMPANY \ I Real E state— Investm ents O' r G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida 20 Years Experience With Florida Land 11G South Park Ave, S \ v v .\. PHIL SMITH, Mgr ' ROSE COURT LOTS On an attractive lake with sandy shore, good bathing, boating and fish mg. We have them for you on CRYSTAL. LAKE, The Scruggs Realty Company is ready to accon^ them with good properties a t attractiv e prices. tion to business properties we w ant several lots rn lair, Fort Mellon, Bel-Air, Pinehurst, Franklin and Dreamwold. Britt-Chittenden R ealty Co., Inc REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO L. SUMMONS, Sales Mgr. 10B Magnolia Ave, Please call on us in the Masonic Temple or at 202 Street. ; « SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY f t H. SCRUGGS. Mgr. Phone 117 . . �L, «,**;*' • . , , , v , ,; r f f r # TOE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1925 DAYTONA SHORES n m is MIUS or nxtvpai watia irokt t i k i ! L JO M !5< a m i :' r L _ C R 4 % m — 11 ' i . •*» l 1 Iv K her elf is yo'jf sutest safeguard of enhanced when you invest m Daytona Shores. For n- has surrounded the properties with definite 'OH' Farriers. Beyond these barriers your access to itural.advantages wliieh exist at Daytona Shores i rt-^rri t 1. W ithin them lies a wealth of opportunity, f o r 't i a physical impossibility to add a single acre to the D .Wuiu '.uires properties. W hen the last lot is sold-therc iMM he in i more. one desiring to establish a home or invest in " h i t ue propose to make the most talked of development in all of Fhrida, can have recourse to but one procedure_ t he repur, base of real estate which wise investors bought at tile iiu p t >ii of the development. H ie ih van shore on one side and theT om oka River on the "ther, hi, h joins the Halifax River at the T om oka Basin, establish a geographically limited tract of Florida’s beautiful I inds, within w hich are concentrated fifteen miles of water fr-mt, ovran frontage, three river banks and both branches of the Divio Highway. Imagine, if you.can, the pilgrimages which will he made to this section of great natural beauty, located at the heart of Florida's inland waterways, washed with the tides of the Atlantic Ocean and lapped by the currents of the Tomoka ■ l. X / J.J. 1J * / H Sj 1 l T T T W 1 M I I IWII i i u V H n r .U l H H , i » „ ■ „ Hi,.,, •uu'. | |u tona Shores simultaneously with the construction of tliei Causeway which is to span the Halifax River. Croat Hotels, parks, playgrounds, golf-links, and an oj Casino are all included in the development plans of I tana Shores. keep these facts well in mind and then remember F L O R ID A ’S G R EA TEST F O R T U N E S HAVE# M A D E BY I N V E S T O R S W H O P U T m o n ey I N TO f i r s t U N I T S O F g w D EVELO PM EN TS. ■ ps Unlike so many developments w hich have reserve cream of the property for the last, Daytona Shores on' finest unit FI RST —Tile great CAUSEW AY S E C T IO N , reaching the Dixie to the Sc: beach RESER^ I his unit embraces for the residents of \ t rn ttr, regarding the investment {.Causeway Section) of Mail the couf FIF T E E N MILES OF N A T U R A L W A T E R F R O N T �-- > * TTIESANPORDH! __ _ jyrapA T, - _ ^ r . --- ----- ------ *~r\J l m i / T H ER ■■ " —1 r (Continued from Page One.) em in£ the spacing of house con­ nections on w ater and gas service -tocfc. Hound, lined through newly opened addi­ [of A ctivities tions to the city. The recommen­ iringjn Har- dations were approved by the body i Last Month and will bo filed for future refer­ ence. The question pf a 160-foot boul­ Oct 27.—UP) evard to surround the city for n jition of repre- distanct of 16 miles, wns also irn states, call- brought up by the Planning Com­ iitfield, or Mis- mission. The administrative of­ fcham, Ala., O ct ficials, after some discussion of the Florida is go- project’, referred tho m atter to deevioping its Commissioner S. 0 . Chase with in­ em, a subject structions thnt ho introduce the limes before. proposition to the members of the Jnt was made by County Commission, for their in­ | engineer of the formation and ndvisc concerning ■ Bonn], who the possibility of securing right of {.„ by Governor way necessary for the purpose. the Birmingham A communication from the San­ gate from Flor- ford Real Estate Board, requesting the city officials to appoint a re­ — worked out for presentative committee of local cit­ (ment. Mr. Elliott izens to rigidly investigate the de­ Irould extend sirability of uil subdivisions pro• • from *i tsurt. on the At-1 pOSC({ by realty operators within U Lucie Canal city limits, was referred to tho ,. across the lake city if- canal, .miinl and ntlil •* planning nB. Hutton, «■ i. Commission. _ contractor . ._ •atchie M. paving yers nnd thence to for the city, wos instructed to a r ­ g to make a cros.q- range for the removal of the as­ |of such dimension, phalt plant psed by him in pav­ as prospective ing operations here, from its pres­ Id justify. ent location not later than Jnft. 1, .... the engineer It wns stated thnt City Engineer Jjr passed laws en-i Fred T. Williams will select n new to tn join in such site for the plant a t once. Following a decision to open Is will incrt*nse the witicf of tho water- Seminole Boulevard, west from J| navigation ns would Park Avenue and to continue Com­ libie by the develop- mercial Street beyond its present termination at Oak Avenue, uml pda’s canal system, spment, .Mr. Elliott the approval of several sub-divis­ »ve coastwise vessein ion plats and street lamp locations, lies, and wpuid avoid the commision ’instructed Mr. Wil­ passage around the liams to prepare preliminary data for the projected paving of Fifth rghim conference, Street, from Myrtle to Holly; (ted to be attended. Fourth Street from Myrtle Avenue tires from all Sou-' to Cedar Avenue and Cedar Avoj called for the pur­ nife from Third Street to Fourth ling suggestions for Street. ron/rrf.»s of mutual TARES ACTION ON MIAMI PROJECTS When n Greek ruler (’way hack in remote time>> asked HiPP°* crates, the “Father of M e d icin e, what to take to be ctrong, he a n ­ swered, "Take Nature’s remedies— herbs!" Dr. Pierce’s Gotdeh Med­ ical Discovery would havo pleased the great physician, for it is com­ posed of herbs skillfully blended by competent chemists, and is one of the best tonics and blood puritiers. Keep the blood pure and Health | is sure to follow. Civla Club In Suburb Built Dam Across Canal Contrary Will Get 4*8 Hours Remove Obstruction To Orders; TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 27.—(,P)j —Tho Everglades Drainage Board, a t its recent meeting, took up the matter of the alleged violation of the board’s orders against the con­ struction of a dam in the Miami Canal, 15 miles from Miami. The Hialeah Civic Club and Ever­ glades Construction Corporation placed the dam in the canal ngninst the board's wishes, according to Fred Elliott, chief engineer. The board refused a permit when over­ tures for permission to construct the dam were first made, Air. El­ liott said. Not satisfied, however, he stated, they again sought the consent of the board, nnd were in­ structed- not to bring the subject up again. In utter disregard of the hoard’s refusal to grant the permit, how­ ever, the dam was put in, the en­ gineer ntated, and nn order went out from the bonrd for removal of the dam, the orders stating that it was a violation of the law to con­ struct the dam without the board’s permit. The club and corporation, Mr. El­ liott said, promised to remove the dam, and the board gave them 18 hours to do so. Before the expira­ tion of the time limit, Mr. Elliott said, an injunction wns obtained by tho tlub and corporation, re­ straining. themselves from remov­ ing the dam. The bonrd disregarded the injunction, however, the engi­ neer added; and ordered tiie nssiu.ant engineer at West Palm Bench to have the dam removed. When the engineer arrived, it was stated, a watchman told him that the injunction also restrained the board from any action. A Skilful Physician Charlie Chaplin at TEeSTflane Modern porch on Oak ave. $6000K)0. Lot 5, San L an ta $3000.00; $1000 cash, balance term s. * • NOTICK FOIl rUlK.irATIOV . SKIMAl. NO. 017710 | Department „r Ox- Interior V. 8. Lamt Office at Unlnesvltlc, Florida, Oct. 1. 1955. NOTICK Is hereby (Oven that Al­ len Mnrlar, nf Maitland. Florida, who, on September Sard, 1951. made Homestead Kntry, No. 017710. for I*ot 4, Meet Ion 14. Township 51 8.. Kanifo. 30 K.. Tallnhas.x.'e Meridian, has (lied notice nf Intention to make Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land nhovo described, before County Judge, at Hanford., Florida, on the 19th day of Novem­ ber. V1955. • Claimant tmtnes ns wltnessrsr i Andy Hainhlln. of Maitland, Flor­ ida. i£»ute N’o. I. i . Bradley iteddlck. of Maitland Flo­ rida, lloule No. I. O. <\ Wheaton, of Maitland. Flor­ ida, itoutn No. I. J. II. Hawkins, of Maltluud, Flo­ rida. Itout,. No. I. OBOUGH C. CHOM. J|e«lstcr. CHARLIE In what is declared will appear again a t the Gold Kush.” Tho picture picture of the year, Charlie Chaplin Theater today and tomorrow in “The by a packed house Inst night. ARMY FLIER IS Good Guessfet Can SUCCESSFUL 1 ^ Spot Movie Stars PREMIER RACE In Italian Capital sleeping Two lots, Sanford AveV'outside city; limits. i i '.Sj. , f F ,., 20 acre celery farm , 18 .^cres tiled, 6room house, mules, tools,;.t!brn and hay, all go with the farm . $20,000.00. Onefourth cash, balance 1,2, S h ears. v % • 7 acre celery farm , houseV barns, mules and implements all for $7,000.00. IN Till! tTUFI IT COIUIT. HBVH.XiTlf .11111(111. CIII411TT. WITIIIN ANI) FOIl 9HMINOI.K CIMNTV, ri.nim iA . J. C. Ill LBS. Jr.. Complainant. vs. MAIIY nilOKAW. i Defendant. C ita tio n TO JfAUY nnOKAW. WIDOW. OF TUK CITY OF UBOOMINGTUX, IN TI115 8TATK OF 11,HINDIS. It appearing from a sworn bill of complaint filed In thin cause In tho above styled Court that yuu-oro a resident of a State other than tho State of Florida, that you are a resident of tho City of IllootnluKton, in the State of Illinois, nnd thnt you are over the ago of twenty-ono years. Therefore, you tiro hereby requir­ ed on Monduy. the ninth day of No­ vember. A. D. 1953. to personally ho and appear before the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florida, within and for Sem­ inole County, III Chancery, at the Court House at Sanford. Florida, and tin'll and there make answer to the bill of complaint filed against you In tills cause by J. C. Mills. Jr., otherwise u decree pro eonfesso will he entered against you. It Is further ordered that this ci­ tation bo published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County. Florida, once a week for four consecutive weeks. WITNESS my hand ns Clerk and the seal of the above styled Court •>ti this tho bill day of October, A. D. 1925. V. K. DOUGLASS, Cleric of the Circuit Court of tloi Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida, in nnd for Hetnluolo County. (SH.M.) By A. M. WTJKK8, D. C. Oct. C-13-50-27. T a m ia n n D4 « C. W. Culpepper anf w . L. Sicir J. F. McClelland Phone 142 Room 3 Ball Bldg- (Continued from Page One) ROME. Oct. 27—(/P)— While rougher. The Italian crew was un­ American film stars arc even more able to assign n definite cause for popular this season, the uninitiated lie ilrigunti's forced landing. American tourist must be nn adept Lieutenants Ofstio and ■Cuddihy guesscr to recognize many of their went to the water with engine trou­ names on the posters. ble, naval authorities said after This is largely duo to the fact Condition g|OR9ll the ship bad been towed in. The that in the Italian language "1" CAMS In Fall Is Unchanged t t ........ ™ _ 1 1 / V n FUVO» ' exact trouble will not lie determin­ “Y" nml “C" have the same sound ed, it was said, until a thorough and tire used interchangeably. Thus examination, which the authorities one reads the names of t'tch Amer­ The condition of F. Reynolds, 28said might require a week or more. ican -tars ns Fnttj Mnj Murrni, year-old Paola esident who suffer­ Bettj Blithe, Gloryn Svnnson, Mnrj ed a broken back Sunday in a fall Cuddihy’s Ship Afire Pikford, Mnrv Fhilbin and Mnj a t the new plant of tho Ball Ice Scouts who returned to report (Continued from Page One) Machine Compuny, now under con­ the whereabouts of the naval fliers, Mkavoj. Dougin. Fairbanks sel­ struction on the outskirts of the these raids of the speculators on that Lieutenant Cuddihy had dom gets Ids name used, at least feEE. Oct. 27.—UP) city, remains unimproved, accord­ the cotton growers. If the govern­ relate been forced to land with a fire on when fans ta|k of him. due to the jy bulletin of tho ing to n report front the Fernald- ment and the bear interests were his ship, which he quenched with fact that Italian custom calls for Agriculture, deal- Laughton Hospital, where he was in actual alliance they could not placing iaiit names first, lie is a small extinguisher. raising in Flor­ taken following the accident. Hos­ co-operntc more effectively to de­ THEY KNOW, known simply as "Douglas," Cuddihy wns injured. He come id a received from pital attendants say that his stroy tho values of the cotton grow­ in with his fnee somewhat black­ TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27.—UP) W HAT’S GOOD! the Department of; Chances of recovery arc slim, be­ ing industry. ened, but apparently in good spir­ —Dan Dahl, assistant state chem­ cause of the nature of the injury. “ It is sincerely to bo hoped that its. if compilation goes H’fll'H l , Ct)A O S/ Southern housewives havo turned ist, wns badly hurt hero when, Reynolds was injured Sunday the coming congrctit will etui all Lieutenant Cuddihy's navy Cur­ while trying to top his automobile . of tho immigration morning, when he fell from this laws legalizing gambling iu farm more and nioro each year to, the tiss averaged 220.152 miles per from rolling down a hill from lie ha.i'lLook being roof of tho engine tank room, products." Dries right up! selection of Ilonitn ns the ideal year round syrup. Ht hoa [ countless hours of where he was working as a car­ hour for the six laps which C com­ where it was parked, he was crush­ such a definite food vnluo. la so appetizing nnd wholeaomo Senator Harris declared in a I f you ju s t realized how easy it Lieutenant Ofstie in the ed against a truck a few feet art. with its perfect Georgia Cano flavor that it makes every penter. Tie wns immediately rush­ statement that lie believes the crop pleted. to stop liery, itching, burning ceatly indexed and ed to the hospital in this city, reporting board has been influenc­ navy'a No. 2 Curtis-, averaged away. His hip was injured and !s meal a feast. jezetna by simply building up the |jtratod with photo- where it was said th at his condi­ ed unduly in giving too much con-.j 219.307 for his five laps. minor bruises resulted. red-blood-celld in your blood with (9 of beautiful spoe­ tion was critical. Brings the cancficlds of Georgia to your table. Lieutenant Do Briganlia ship was 3. S. S., you wouldn’t waste an­ siderutinn to the gininnfc figures try. carefully chosen TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27.—(IP) tho only Italian entry to get in the other minute trying to do it any j Is mnVricd, and is the father issued by the census bureau. He If you haven't yet tried Bonita step into your Its (Hr which Florida of lie two small children. said thnt not ten percent of Geor­ raef. lie drove the Mnchinum No. —Collection till the l-cont gasoline 3ther way. That's-ino only way to hood grocery store today nnd trea t yourself and which had not an opportunity to tax for August totaled J g f e . b S , ^ W ’^ u ^ b r ^ n out skin of gias cotton crop remained to lie, , ,, „ , , _ ,, family to a svrup so delightfully different that [has incorporated in ginned on the date fixe,I in the' ">n k c «» practice fly before the race as compared with *>11,000 in July, ln y Bnrt. You lack rich, red blood. TO .MEET AT CLUBHOUSE |an extend-.o trentiso can’t bo imitated. apt.mi R. A. l , rtt>, assistant im purities are in your system. Tho report, adding "it is abrho Mncchinum No. 0 to have been ginning ATLANTA. (■(."ipiridliT. announced. Distribu- b,00(J ,g so m ,ak ,t c a n -t f,Kht back species of fowl, their piloted by Lieut. Kiccnrdo MorselA misunderstanding /among of­ surd to think that over one-third CAIRO. CA. ___ CAIRO SYRUP, CO pration, how best to ficers H o n -d the funds was made in Sepin j overcome the enemy, so th e 1 li, and in which both pitots had of the Camipoll-Lossing | of the cotton crop of the belt yet , how to make them made their practice flights, refus­ torn her, with Sli3,lHL.I9 going to impuritica break out through tho Post of the American Legion re­ remained to be ginned." market. ed to function just before the race the counties, $520,117.19 to the akin, garding the scene of the LegionHarris Toils of Drouth <mthe pens of noted road department, and $500 for exS.’ S. S. builds the blood hnck— and was retired to its hangar. "The greatest drouth in seventy penscs. builds minions of new red-bloodirities are also em- aires’ meeting Wednesday evening Tho Italian mechanics struggled --------------------------- cells. Eczema dries right tin. Boils, tome two Hundred or j resulted in confusion, tho officers |years, covering nn extensive area for nearly two hours to put both said today. The m atter has been of the cotton belt, together with i the handbook. I c X 'n n r W o r k pimple*, blockheads, ugly blotchca straightened out, und the attention early planting, high fertilization, ships in commiiiiion, both having I - GUI Yt il l t\ i l t t l U . nnd irritatin'; rushes all disappear. of nil Sanford members of the and rapid cultivation on the part been -------I Clear up your skin. Get S. S. S. , ,,affected apparently by obMILLET Post is directed to the fact that the o f the farmers, in nn effo rt to bent Jntructions in their fuel li.-.c.Many Sanford Folks Have Found All druggists sell it. The larger How to Make Work Easier bottle is more economical. SSbt. Oct. 27.—id’) affair will Lc held in the Legion the boll weevil, which they have tr I. it Hedges, of Club House, nnd not at the Semi­ evidently done successfully, has What is so hard as a day’s work |»h Department, an­ nole Cafe, ns announced on the contributed to making this year’s cotton crop mature one of the earl­ with an aeliing hack? ils# is haring mullet cards mailed by the secretary. iest on record," said Senator Har­ Or sharp stabs of pain at every 1 otlk* from the east sudden twist or turn? TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27.—(/P) ris, “and I seriously doubt if the *t tor observation, to figures! will exceed 11,000,000 There is no pence from that dull (here is inp difference —Shell Fish Commissioner T. K. final nchr. ng s*a!<n. the grow- Hodges sustained a slight injury bales. No rest from the soreness, lame­ ‘ will be xnuV.id, the to his leg when he missed his foot­ “ It appears as if it is to become (Continued from Page One) said, to ascertain ing while disembarking during a necessary to have the crop report­ sthtoment today, the chairman ness and weakness. Many folks have found relief closed season should recent trip to Apalachicola" bay. ing board composed of mep resid­ said! srlicr. Captain Hodges remarked that he ing in the cotton belt who are more; "The Delano committee, which through Doan’s Pills. They are a had been in 19 railroad wrecks nnd intimately acquainted with comli-' was composed of high class tax stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Hanford’ people rcfcbmmord ( ontracts totaling emerged without a scratch, only tions, including nil features con­ experts, favored the inheritance Boys, its here! The best shooting sea­ Pc fur P-iving first to be slightly injured in muking a tributing to cultivating, gathering tax and laid stress oil the import­ Doan’s. pw«xf Park. L. H. Walker, bricklayer, 1220 false step. and marketing the cotton crop. ance of uniformity in its u?e by son in years and we are stocked up on the states, nnd ( have insisted that W, Third St., SJuiford, says: "Hard everything you’ll need. uniformity among the several work weakened my kidneys and caused lame hnck. When 1 stoop­ POPBY TAYLOR states was the most important ed, terrible pains caught me in tho feature of all. The Delnno com­ Shotguns, Rifles, Shells, Game Traps. small of my back nnd I could hard­ mittee recommend, for the pur­ L T 7 5 ALL YOUR FA U LTf r KcNRV iV E BEEN CCnF&und it - L THOOu HT pose, as I understand, nf bringing ly straighten. I had to get up LTold you To se w l o o k in g F o r v o c > FOR ALL KINDS OF GAME about uniformity that the federal frequently during the night to pass 11 it r ^ o p Rl SH T, the accretions which burned in pas­ FOR THRE£ HOURSr Up THAT HOLE IN ( tax bo temporarily continued, and PtRE - / ' V/HAT ARE YOU « MY PO C K ET - NOW that the amount paid on state in­ sage. I used Doan’s Fills from See Us Today DOING OUT HERE f heritance taxes bo credited on the Saint’s Drug Store and they cured I ’VE LOST A NICKEL* federul inheritance tux up to HO me.” per cent thereof. C0c at all dealers Foster-Milburn -I*--Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N._Y.________ CAREY IMPROVES GAS HEATERS ur PITTSBURGH, Pa., Oct. 27.— •J © .(A’i—Max Carey, captain of tho The Ideal heat for Florida winters. PHONE 53 world champion Pittsburgh Pirates AH Styles 1taken to a hospital Saturday suf­ fering from pleurisy, believed to Medium Priced be tho outcome of an injury receiv­ EsfflSS ed in a collision with Bucky Har­ ris during the world’s seric:; is © reported to bo resting much as 3 Phone 8 i ier. & WOU1 IK VH1Xtmus . d a ir y m a n s ........... n „ i .. f l l l N 0 1 1 l ! «■*■*■ »*■■**» \, \ (tl* DELIGHT PtIOTIJM) // For C utW orm s * \ D A IR Y / Three JoU on Park Air., S.looo.ilo am] 9X500.00. \ feed/ Molasses, Bran, P aris Green, Cotton Faur room h»u»r. double KnruKe n„d | nu lot* , 1000.00 |-L V.’hY DON’T YOU WAIT Seed Meal—Let us supply you! Ttvo lot* $ioiMf.O() nirh. — 1 BORROWEDTHI5 { L morning ? it ’s po o r Pi ASH I iG H r TRfiM FLA5HUGHT FROM /J T h u lot* nriir D ep ot for 97tmo.no. Ilnncnln. NOVJ DONT. N0MN TO WEAR OUT A We . carry a com­ Vmrt what a cow EATS but what the _ G u m // TYCENT FLASHLIGHT •. WORRY-. Parle 133*130 *«300.00. Take a look. plete line of poultry, DIGESTS (kit product* milk and hitUrfat* IT IS N 'T fERY TO HUNT TOR dairy mul horse Olio *.3000.00. other *0000.00 COSTINGME J A N lQ iS feeds. ANYTHING Nlre lot on Kim >»r. 52000.00. y ou rilu,, brn< j(i uoMvmc File Iota la front of Hotel Forrent I.nke, Get our prices TfNft • (\jixuilttl 1*1 rrfUtn) and see our iiuality Too IuIm In Mnj fair. Tlie only tno ntallahle. TIDLE autrifntv when you are ready Is lot. lo I ttj limit, for *127,000,00. to buy again. Your ( hoi re It. It. frontline at *10.00 ,,er foot fall — "ml-* nee Ih.em. M r r „t« mi Oak lie. **-■• money back if you I lime the , h o le r . t nrren.e lu rllr for ■ubdUUlua. If Inarc not satisfied. (o rriite d t a l k n l l h •««•. If lt*» hu.lnr*. |iro|irrtr I have that. Have nonle on n 09 jrar leant-—ruu't be brat. If ynu are a irnniter I! will l>»r run lo In*r.itticntr. IreauHeads lulletin On lultry Plan of ManHurt Senator Carraw ay, H arris T a l k O f Cotton F uturities ECZEMA BRAND MANY TAX CUT P L E A S HEARD BY COMMITTEE Huntin H ili H a r d w a r e C o . B all H a rd w a re Poison! Poison! DAIRYMAN’S DEIGHT DAIRY FEED © SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. k W. J. THIGPEN Vil The Pul^ton-Brumicy Building. •TNO. W. SN E E D Phone 517 illlllllM liailllllU iniM IH lIIllH iK M IR R IH IIR IM M i Rhone 539 Myrtle Ave. & 4th St. �____ , _ ___ PWir. —***— Herald MNfl n n iu r' r, 0CT0B1 T H E S4N F 0H P H E R A L D ;1 Home Control As V * i.• * JV • r■ n ip p e d in th e bud Brisbane Sees It the small wool 8Ponge, ,he Navv Day—bo®!1 Ahead. Cabot Lodge on Woodrow Wil­ son. Our Debt To inlyforstin and Aiiiwti®*®* BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copynant m l ) , t President Coolidge, speaking before a convention of the grass and wfcj11 __ sutler. Young Men’s Christian Association in Washington, said p iitattt«i HeACWYTMMQtn d ir Act.of that the fast living youths of today need “not more public p i the ANYHOW J control through government action, but more home control ... , . M I m through parental action. It is stated on high authority .th a t a very large proportion of the outcasts and criminals lift n * M '<* come from the ranks of those who lost th e advantages of THE NATION In invited to con­ A lim centrate its mind on "Navy Day1 m m t i m o t iu t e i IS. If normal parental control in their youth.” P C9»«Nl4ta I by-Months... and should do so. But the nation Carrier, psr It can be said for our government th at it is doing all and men In charge of the navy Bdltltm lift* WeJW m r. that could be asked toward placing a curb upon possible, should look ahead, not backward. BPBCfAL f o n c i i All obttqery evil tendencies of wayward Americans. It has enacted laws They should realize that, as the l cerda of thank*. resolutions against the liquor traffic and all the wickedness which that tlcta ot a n U r u ls a n ti whir* navy once changed from sailing ora Mtada will bo charged implies. It has laws tending to check the mercenary ac­ Make your vessels to steamships, sd now the __ t t rag alar «4rertlelng retae. \\\ tivities o f thieves, wire tappers, race track gamblers, and fore the aborJl change in to be from steamship to ----------- TBS Aftaoct ATK1) PftftM gold brick artists. It has laws against imm orality. I! ^ ^ may not be LTbe AMoeleted Praea la eeelueairships—fighting navy lifted up antltl ed ut the tiee for reBut the government cannot do it all; in fact when it / / v 5,Y ap into the air. • * h o l d fast! Alien o* ell newe dUpatehss t#» to It or not otherwise ersd- comes to such personal matters as drinking, for instance, these: In thle baser end elao tbe !•S Apublished bliabed herein. All ri*ni. rlghta the government apparently can do very little. Such mat­ THE FUTURE power of the-Unlt•* ' beers herein, aii rep u bllcatlon of special dlapateb- ters can best be handled in the home where the influence ed States in attack and defense 20 acres at e a h erein e re eiao reaer»ed. _____ of motherly love is sure to be the best check on evil doing. will be found in fighting machines acres cleared’ operating in three dimensions, up, T u e s d a y ", o c t . 27. i»«. fence, 2 1-2 As Bishop Manning said recently: "There is still much down, forward and backward. tangerine to be done to bring our industrial and economic conditions Those weapons are flying maI. TU B HERALD’S PLATFORM ..... ..... 1^—Deeper water rocte to Jaekaon- into ............ 500.00, nne-htjf accord....................................................... with the spirit and law of................ Christ. We see a chines, above the ground, subma. trfllg, j ti weakening of the ties and a lowering o f the standards of rines below the water, ance arranged. L—Coflat met Ion of S t Johna-ln- home life, due to lack of proper parental control and to the dlat* River canal. ALLEGED EXPERTS tell you. I-ot 12 Hose absence from homes of definite religious influence. We see “Flying t . —Ertenalon cf wfcite way. ships will be useful, as Sanford Avenjy 4>-B tU niloii of local amnaementa. a widespread revolt against the Christian ideal# of morality AUXILIARY weapons in naval —Swimming pool, lennla court*, and purity expressed in much of our literature, advocated warfare, they never can take the feet, a good bay] etc. , place of iron battleships or cruis­ one-third cash. %*— Augmenting of bnlldlnr pro­ openly by some of those whose position gives them hearing ers, with heavy guns, floating on and influence, hailed by many as the advent of a fuller free­ gram—hotnea, hotel*, apartment the water." dom and a larger self-expression, and, in correspondence notiaea. fc—Extension of itreet paring pro­ with this, the appalling and still increasing growth among HOW CHILDISH thnt wilt sound gram. twenty years hence. Not so long le —Conatrnctlon of boulevard us of divorce.” It would seem that the disposition among "modern” moth­ ago, when the steamship was new, aroi nd L*k* Monroe. • — Completion of d tp beantlflca- ers, at least younger mothers in our larger cities and tour­ James Fenimore Cooper wrote his introduction to a "History of the tion program. ♦.—Expansion of achool ayatem ist resorts, is to check the babies in the dressing room as Navy of the United States of with prorialon for Increaatd fa* they start for the dance floor to have "a whale of an even­ America." He was an intelligent ing.” What ideas the baby may acquire of morality and man yet concerning the newly in­ cliltiea. Christianity, spending most of his time in the care of a vented steamship ho wrote as ig­ GOD IS LOVE:—Beloved, let us negro nurse, and hearing his parents stagger in only some norantly and as blindly as some of • > our high navy officials now talk •122 Union love one another: for love is of J ‘ II , \ time before daybreak, is not difficult to guess. about the flying machine. God; and every one that loveth is Here are quotations from Feni­ Telephone llj born of God, and knoweth God. Small wonder a child raised in such an environment 1 John 4:7. ’ \ kC • grows to be what it grows to he. Why not give it a chance? more Cooper’s "opinions:" PRAYER:—O merciful God, may "There is an opinion becoming the love of God be shed abroad In Why not small reversion to old fashioned home life when prevalent that the use of steam our hearta by the Holy Spirit giv­ parents raised their own children? Why not as President will supersede the old mode of en unto us, Coolidge says, “Clive the youth of America more home con­ conducting naval warfare. Like LODGE’S POSTHUMUS BOOK \ . ---------- o—------ 1 most novel and bold propon’tions, j trol through parental action?" ASHEVILLE CITIZEN When Nell Gel* Me Alone this new doctrine has obtained. --------------------- o---------------You might think as you see to­ advocates, who have yielded their gether at tea convictions to the influence of Avoid Worry Even as death stood a t the door­ That perhaps galled Lodge and Or whatever tho .public occasion their imaginations, rather than way of his home on the North Mas­ stirred his jealousy more than the u might be, »1 j ! * the influence of reflection. fact that with the inception of the sachusetts shore, Senator Henry ‘T hin gs without all remedy should he without regard.” That my wife has complete admir­ Cabot Lodge dipped his pen in ve­ Democratic administration, he had ation for me. | Don't worry about that which cannot be helped. W hat’s “THAT THE use of steam will nom nnd hurled one more shaft of fallen from the high estate of lead­ done is done. If one can make amends, then, do so. If materially modify naval warfare hatred a t Woodrow Wilson, whom er of the majority in Congress to You might fancy when noting the not, it will do no good to worry about the milk that’s spilt; Is probably true, but it cannot he had come to hate with a feel­ the rather futile and ineffective F O R T IF IE D irmile on her face change its general character. No ing that burned and seared and position of leader of a minority. As I make aomo remark to the but on the contrary—harm. As leader of that'm inority, his vessel can be built of sufficient warped his soul. Of Wilson, al­ throng in tho place If worry dominates the mind, all other emotions such as force and size t6 transport a suf­ ready dead, Lodge wrote a month position was not pleasant., He saw The Semi nole County Bank isfor That aho thinks me a marvel of love, joy, optimism are crowded out; but kindred states of ficiency of fuel, provision^ muni before his own death: the country swept like wildfire by conduct and grace. fied by its strength anti efficier He was a figure who could not the personality and character of | t . » * mind; fear and hatred come trooping in without our invita­ lions of war and guns, to contend the other scholar in politics; he with even a heavy frigate, allow(rightly be called a very great man, —always tak in g good aim toset And perhaps you may think as to­ tion and against our will. ing tho last to bring her broadside .lacking the scholarly attainments saw Wilson achieve, through his gether we.cllpg This ia a splendid example of the old proverb: Birds of ito bear. | often attributed to him; misinform mind nnd his dreaming what he, its customers well and be helptidj And she shares In tho laugh at tho ed on important subjects; given to the more practical, the more ma­ a feather flock together. If you allow one type of thought old jokes I spring them in all m atters regarding! “ IT MAY be questioned if the hiding behind twisted phraseology terial man, what he,'the cold, schol­ That to her way of thinking I’ve to dominate your mind other kindred thoughts will make their arly man without the ideals and the nnd half truths; sometimes timid heaviest steam vessel of war that done the right thing. appearance. commercial banking interests. exists could engnge a modern two- and weak and undecisive; and al­ vision of Wilson, had not been able to do in twenty years of Senate ways guided by an exaggerated Thoughts of fear, hatred, jealousy are all kindred and be­ dcckcd sailing ship even in a calm, But don’t bo deceived, by her smile or her tone, long to one family. Thoughts of love, gladness, optimism, since the latter, in uddition to pos- conception of his own importance. service. Lodge* wns atways the con­ "The key to all he did was that fidant, the adviser of presidents For never in public her anguish is and good-will are also kindred thoughts nnd belong to an­ insslng greater power** of endurance, could probably bring m ost,he thought of everything in terms hut never president, never the lead­ shown, other family. guns to bear, In all possible pasi- of Wilson. In other words, Mr. er of the country. Although recog­ Bho tells mo my faults when iho S e m in o le (fo u n lijl) Wilson, in dealing with every great nized ns the outstanding Uepubli get* me alone. It is quite evident thut love and hatred thoughts cannot tions. question, thought fir*t of himself. etui Senator up to the days of the exist harmoniously at the same time; nor.cprp jealousy;and Those brown eye* of hers all my good-will thoughts get along very well together. ’SHOT-PROOF’'hh’ftcrtes might* He Diky haVt* tWntfght bfthe'coun- W orld War, hu'hnrt nevcf’boen nblo shortcomings see, indeed lie built that propelled b y | rY ncJtt* J’H* there was .» o g - to captivate the imagination of the And shydder to note what a boob I ,n the competition the American people ami make himself Let a man's mind dominate with a certain thought and steam would be cxceodipgly f o r - ,^ rvn* STRENGTH - SERVICE - PP-OfiRES midnblc for harbor defence, but it Democratic party, I will d" him the available ns party candidate for the can bol ensc other thoughts of the same family will soon come trooping in. Though ahe hides it from you, she is allutory to suppose thnf vftxsels justice to sny, wns a pour third. presidency, an ambition which he The good-will thought is one of the best to practise hold­ of explains it to me. this description can ever be Mr. Wilson was devoured by the held. It was, thifrefore, not only out of bitterness that he wrote of desire for power.” ing in one’s mind. If one will keep after that thought until made to cruise." Thus does the controversy anil Wilson, hut out of jealousy. The 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 I l i u m No man to his wife is a hero, full- he makes it a habitual resident of his mind, his reward the searing scorn one for the other mutual bitterness of the two men grown, will far exceed the trouble. THAT QUOTATION is worth of America’s two lending figures no doubt grew out of jealousy. INSUB Complete admiration no husband REAL ESTATE He will also find that he isn’t worrying half so much the space. President Coolidge is re­ of the post-wnr period go down to If Wilson were unbending in the hau known, spectively requested to cut it out posterity, to he preserved as tho League of Nuthms fight, it was be­ For aho tells him the truth when about trivial things. and send it some of his assi!>* epic hatred of American political cause Lodge had refused to bend ahe gets him alone. -o WAREHOUSE PROPERUj tants, including important men in life. Mr. Wilson’s pnrt of that when Wilson asked him, through \ —Edgar A. Guest. INCHEASK IN passenger ami freight traffic in evidence the navy, that understood the controversy and that bitterness hus Henry White, the Republican of --------o-------1200 feet on Railroad Sanford Herald thinks the gar­ since August 1, and growing this month more heavily, make steamship when it was new. not been given, but no doubt the the Peace Commission, to stipulate A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS pnpers thnt are still to he publish­ what amendments to the League of ter has been rolled into disenrd. it certain the coming season will he the greatest in the history IT WAS a dull day, little excit­ ed by. his literary executors contain Nations would be acceptable to tho Not a b it'o f It. "They say" it ij of the Atlantic Const Line, Summer traffic was as heavy A FEW CHOICE HOUSES news. expressions of uqunl animadversion Republican Senntois. Just coming into sight after many as most winters, obliging us to begin the winter schedule in ingHenry President Cabot Lodge, who has Located In Exclusive Residential Sectios^| years.—Timon-Union. to Lodge. Wil son had a right to ask Lodge September, nnd we will be lull winter schedule by December gono to join Woodrow Wilson, Their idol having thus written that, because Lodge wns the lead­ Prirc and Terms on He<iu«st* — ——o-------behind an opinion of tho of Wilson after he had passed to er of the Republicans, the spokes­ As a Christmns present for tho L ,Wc have no way of checking up the number of persons leaves war president that will annoy him. tho sphere beyond, Lodge’s admir­ BUILDING LOTS American people, Secretary of arriving by automobile, but regardless of the large numbers If ho rendu other hooks ers cannot now claim for him the man of the reservationists. Lodge Trcnnury Mellon has recommended motoring to Merida, ami arriving by steamship, there are | up whnr« ho in now.people's Selected with reference to LOCATION offer* * curtly replied that, "If he (Wil­ Cahot Lodge privilege of the dead of being spok­ a 1250,000,000 tax reduction. There son! now wishes to have amend­ ful range in speculative that Woodrow Wilson was en of well. Mr. Lodge himself has must be a catch in it somawhere. large increases in railroad passengers.— President J. It wrote ments drafted which the Senate “devoured hv his desire for power," Kenly, Atlantic Coast Line, in Wall Street Journal. ——— o-------for truthful discussion of the will consent to, the nutural and PROFITS nnd thnt Wilson ‘Thought of him­ culled At the conclusion of the baseball two men nnd their quarrels. necessary course is to convene the Price nnd Terms Very Attract* self first in dealing with every season, many major league stars When he went to the Senate, a Senate in the customnry way." great question." HUY IN SANFORD MY FAVORITE STORIES came to Florida to engage in the young man from the cultured en­ The truth that stands out from real cstato business and the virons of Boston, Lodge was known Safe and Sound. lly IKVIN s . c o n n the background of Lodge's career TRUE OH false, nil that matters as "the scholar in politics"—tho chances »p* thnt they will all make is thnt he saw* in the League of little now. The war is over. We hits in their winter occupation. In the town where I was retired thinks yon should have fu r yo' scholar of the Senate, tho Nations fight the opportunity to kept out of it long enough to os- first there was a combination barroom se'f." most cultured man in American po­ strike Wilson down and he accept­ cape national bankruptcy. France There turn said to be over twenty- nnd lunch room for colored only, "Who is you, may I a s t? ” inquir­ has n new debt proposition to make litical life. He was a literary man ed the opportunity to crush un R E A L T O Kg eight thousand habitable mini known ns tho Bleeding Heart Ku- ed the visiting nobleman in gentle with many excellent papers behind enemy, t 17 Years of Success in Sant r anil Mussolini in sending over a dwellingsYnow vaennt in Missouri. loon. It stood at the foot of a accents. Wilson wns not a great man in debt mission to settle with the him and many more excellent pa­ •Magnolia at Second. This m uit Ik* another cast, of too street near the head of the whurf “ You better ast!" growled Red United States. It is to be hoped pers yet to be published. Ho was his dealings with other men—that much Florida.—Sanford Herald. If and was a favorite resort for river Moss. "Finding out wim I is meks an historian of accomplishment. As quality which made Lincoln great. LOANS iN V ESI we Just had a few of those hounrs tlarkies. Among its regular pat­ yo chances fur livin’ longer nil do that our government will treat editor of the International Review, He was hard und cold and harsh, Italy with consideration and gen­ Moved-tOuOcala, wo would Ik* in a rons was a brawny individual six brighter of you aims to stay 'round he accepted the first article Wood- even with House, who loved him position tb care (or some of those feet, four inches long and cor res- desy parts. You asts me who I is, erosity. row Wilson wrote and there was lik.- a brother. He dismissed men ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ft*** IIIK '1 The amount that Italy owes us some 1time people that vacated them, pouilingly broad, who answered to huh? Well, I’so goin' toll you, I’se tie between them. who had rendered him yeoman ser­ with housing accomodations.— the pet name of Red Iloss. Red do new town bully, tha's who! Yas, is more than offset by the good Until Wilson stepped upon the vice eurtly nnd without n nod of ■I**P Ocala -Htijr. lloss posed ns u bad man. He let snh; I’m* do official bully of dis work thnt Italinns have dom in this stage. Lodge was the big figure in the head; he kicked the kimllv Tu­ j O f t H i i i u m i * ......... ...... country. Beginning with Colum­ jon, us the phrase runs,, that he was town nn* w'en a strange nigger hits government circles. He was the multy as a man kicks his faithful A Florida section of sixteen tho undertaker's best friend. To yero be moa' gin’elly hands me bus, who discovered un, and in­ confident und adviser of Roosevelt; dug because Tumulty had made a pages w.i.i included In Saturday's be sure there was no record that over whut spare change he’s got cluding Marconi, who taught us to he was the literary nnd political mistake; he cast Lansing out into talk through space, and the deepedition 01 the New York Sun. The ho actually had ever destroyed any mu' tha’s his life insho'ence. So— adviser of the ('resident; the most tlu- utter darkness with a brutality chested Italians thut built our section carries many interesting one, but be frequently promised to powerful figure outside the Presi­ Ho did not finish tho sentence. stories reflecting tho rapid progress do so, and was rated as dangerous Stupefaction und rage Lied his ton­ railroads, while white-faced Amer­ dency in the Republican party, that is not easily forgiven or for­ gotten. No doubt he was unbend­ icans chewed tobacco, nnd looked of Floruit. A number of pictures by tho resident colored populace. gue temporarily as the nuducious which hnd been iu control since ing nnd unyielding with Lodge, hut of the ubtle’* largest tourists ho­ One night tho Cincinnati nnd stripling with a jaunty gesture on. Cleveland's Inst administration. what can the friends of Lodge say tels together with views of many New Orleans packet on her wuy brushed free of the detaining Wilson shadowed over him, both iu in extenuation of their idol's own Six rooms, Rarage, large lot. THE MODERN girl’s skirts may projects of construction and devel­ south landed at our town. Among clutch and turned to the barkeep­ power uml in scholarship. Thu Ihook, which convicts him of luckbe short at the knees, und the opment are incldded in the section. her' deck pasengers was u small er saying pleasantly; of Lodge as a scholar hail ing the broad sympathy and under­ Built with great care for resident 0" n neck, but future generations will novelty Tho issue of the Sun does credit yellow man, » professional prize worn off; literary men and schol standing of other men which make* "Mist’ Barkeeper, ’at shorely thunk her for not wearing corsets. to Floridp and will uid a great deal fighter from up north. On the jour­ High grade, built-in features and nian> very tasty gin. I thinks I'll l)r. W. Cullis, of the Royal F’ree ars of note wrote nrticles for the for greatness? If Lodge ever had in counteracting same of thu anti- ney down the river he had intro­ wui take one nm' slug outen the Honpital in l-omlon, says Anaemia, magazines frankly comparing the any claim to greatness—nnd any Florida propaganda which has duced his own private set of edu­ same me of Lodge and Wilson, such claim was feeble—he has lected for comfort and convenience. bottle, ef you please." that has shortened the lives of so scholarship been spread by some of the north, cated ivories into the crap game nnd giving the palm to Wilson. Bed lloss recovered his faculties withdrawn it by his own hand. lbllcntions cm put among the roustabouts with the re­ With, u herserger bellow he swung muny women and caused them to E ssentially a worth-while property. — ■—0— ■ — sult that lie now had all their mon­ with n huge fist for the little mun's pryduce weak nnd defective chil­ dren is vanishing with the corset. I). P. Davis, whose Tampa Hay ey in his possession. jaw. The jaw was not there when project, Davis Inlands, has become Dapper, trim and slim, ho climb- the fist whizzed past. Tho pugilist Squeezing the lungs deprived the blood of necessary oxygen and known far and wide as one of the ed the wharf and entered tho and came up expertly with electricity, a bad thing for the hu­ outstanding developments of the Bleeding Heart and culled for a ducked short arm job which landed ex­ man race. That’s over. At least country, has acquired extensive jolt of sloe gin. He was in the nactly the point of Red Hass’ for the moment. land near St. AuguHtino and an­ act of paying for tho drink with chin. on There wns a jar as a large nounces that he will spend sixty # /'tP 11 delectably fat roll boy struck the floor. TO ALL our members THIRTY TWO states urge conmillion dollars in the project to he of hills when tho swinging doors h'ect three minutes later Red Hoss gress to put an end to extrava­ we extend thu heartiest known as Du vis Shores. (In the were thrust violently asunder ami occasion of Mr. Du vis' announce­ in stalked Roil Hoss, slightly intox­ slowiy and dizzily roused himself, gantly high inheritance taxesx Christmas Greeting. BART NASON, Local Manager ment, the St Augmi’.ino Record is­ icated and therefore doubly belli­ homo (iood Samaritan had restored That number of states, if they Their happiness is ours him to consciousness by sluicing a choose, can settle the matter by sued u five-section edition of forty gerent. His lowering, bloodshot bucket of water over him. Drip­ In the homes obtained 507*8 1st National Bank Bldg. P constitutional amendment. pages iu which practically every eye swept the interior, then focus­ and dazed he set up holding through cooperation story gave some phase of the pro­ ed with u greedy stare upon what ping SUCH TAXES arc vicious, be­ posed development. News stories, the slender stranger held in his his aching head on with both with ur. hands, I he little man stood a t the cause by them, men of middle age sport articles und society items hand. hor blowing softly upon the knuc­ nre kept back from new enterpritold of the extensive plans of Mr. „ slightly, ho swaggered Lurching Phone 48 of his right hand and convers­ zes, calling for large investment. Davit* while the editorials welcotn- (np to the bar and gripped a huge kles ing with the barkeeper upon tho A man of fifty hesitates to build ed the muster developer pnd laud-{soiled paw on the lapel of the lit* topics of the day. Loans Sanford Building money a v a il a b l e new factories or mill* that would ed him for his progry*si., efforts. Tie yellow man's coat "Mister," nun von.,| Itcj [IoSll give employment,, feuring that if & Loan Association The entire ed illrw re lf q n th ^en - J*B»y Hwen. puason," ho stated, who ts you?a For FUg^ Loans on Liberal Valuation l'J Consult „ a firHt when ^ |he mafket for fu» he should spread out too much and trrpriae -of tho Record and is a “You belter turn dut bundle of said the stranger, "Oh, I died in the midst of new enterfine aend-off to JU. Envift m hi a so. money over to mo nn' 'on I'll is •’Me?’’ merely the puison you though MMtnolU * Second a . I>. CONNELLY & SONS latest venture. Jgivt- ^ou back whut part of it I you w u j wen you come in yere." prizes hit* estate alight hV wrecked by inheritance dues. / prf’lJre. SSfeTA* @3 h ■ S a n f o r d ,F la . , A. P. CONNELLY & S()NS| ROSE COU Sanford Grove, M erry Christmas' h ;{ V '. . $?. iv IS w :1 | 0 N PAID UP C ER T IFIC A T ES ! »J* ' , *r,»V.. AV w - t 4. ---- I -ft*. �' ’ , ,-T- ... »** *-■„ •*' * < J S E S A N F O R P H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 27, I M S . •>/ Sanford LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHALL Syndicate Copyrigr ight McClure M 111 The shoo a t the top is of black Shoe* Play a Leading Role In H A R LA N W . K E L LE Y , SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone TJIS-J latent leather with black enamel Ihe Drama of Current Fashion* 148. There used to be n aort of vir- buckle trimmed with gilded bird de­ sign, which la repeated on tho side of the shoe. This is a suitable nhoe EXCELLENT PROGRAM IS RENDERED" S 'Y: p- u - Members to > » * «>»« y„ur < m til they were rather old. So long 'or rather elaborate afternoon wear Enjoy Hallowe’en as they were kept well blacked The slipper in the center is of green AT CECILIAN CLUB MEETING clean and showed neither miss­ satin' with metal heel and diamond Party Friday Night and Bilbro ing buttons nor knotted strings, ornament at the front. It is of A very enjoyable program was The Indian ....... and so long as the shoes had no , , Catherine Morrison, for evening, to be worn given last Saturday afternoon in An invitation has been extended neglected break and. the heeln were course Chiming Bells .............. Troielll with a green or one of silver to members of the Sanford B. Y. P. not run down you might still wear trimmed withgown the studio of Mrs. Munaon by the ■ , brilliants. The shoe „ Sadie LienharC Cecillan Club. Moat of the num­ Fairy \Vnltz ........... Streahbog U. to attend a Hallowe’en party them and hope to be considered below is a tan kid oxford, suitable to bo given by Miss Minnie Beck well shod. Many Women paid a , will meet bers were rendered by the younger , _ Anna Marie Couch. her home, at Geneva and French large price for their shoes and for city street wear. derson at her members of the club. Dixie Land ............... Gouldmnrk at Avenues Friday evening at 8 found it an economy to do so be­ •t 3 o'clock. .. Hazel Lee. o’clock. Mrs. Munson gave a talk full of cause such good shoes lasted for of the WoHeins Inspiration, emphasising the im- Mazurka . Members not otherwise provided n very long time. [Mildred Pea- portance Harriet Rossiter of playing for the genuine Nodding Rose Bushes .......... Kern with a menns of transportation to lines* meeting Now some women do pay very the party will be accomodated by love of It. V30. Doris Hopkins largo prices for their shoen, but automobiles, which will bo a t the The program Included the fol­ North U nd Lullaby ....... Gaynor J of the MethBaptist Church at 7:45 o’clock, ac­ they do this not because they ex­ et at the home lowing numbers: pect to have their shoes wear any _ M yy Dighton irtin on Park Allegretto ...... .................... Altman Conamore^aT................ Beaumont cording to the arrangements. better but because they feel that Edith Wragge. ~ Byron Fox such expensive shoes are so much ‘ j . %j ^ t ’he G. I. A. Sonatina .... Op. 36 No. 1. Clement! Concert Wnltz --------- j Newland smnrter and more distinctive. And e Old Masonic ■ j 1 Carmen Guthrie. among the most fashionable worn Luelln Mahoney. i rtV Dance at the en, shoe:i >*o out of fashion ns «! > - 1 •*/>! Clubroom* “t quickly as hats. C. II. Sterling arrived in Sanford Shoes are inordinately impor last night. He is a prominent bulb tant nt the present time. In fact J u> grower and inecialist and is gener­ day* with the present vogue for short Department of ally recognized as the “Burbank” skirts shoes become one of the TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27.—(AT of Florida. He is interested in a —Organization of the Pi Chapter most important considerations in will meet a t 3 /*•'» M. C. Pago of Holt, Fin., is in development proposition near Sun- of Omio Ron Nu, a national honor­ the wardrobe—every bit as impor­ ford which mean much for San­ ary sorority In home economics, tant in the estimation of most wel the city on business. Three . of the ford’s future. was effected at Florida State Col­ drenod women as hats. The bride will meet at the R. L. Christenberrv is - III a t his lege for Women with the Instal­ of today gives ns much attention T Torrance at home on Sanford Heights. TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27.-(/P) lation of four new members, nnd a to the selection of her shoes as to her lingerie nnd one of the most —Two droves of geese, n large number of honorary ones. American Legion W. II. Rannie of Jacksonville is umount of “bull neck" ducks und The initiation was held at the important bits of any woman’s lug­ >ii *<j Syncop^ow I» in Sanford today on business. many wild teal, wood ducks, quuil home of Miss Margaret Sandali', gage is her shoe trunk. A young bride of social prominence in and turkey \L re reported seen dean of home economics. 4*. Harold II. Thompson of Sara­ over this section of Florida by Those initiated were Mnrthn France recently started on her hon­ sota Is spending aeveval days in workers of the Game and Fish PaKj, Jacksonville; Elizabeth eymoon wearing a frock of navy sdsjf „ „ the city on business, the City Hall. Department, who returned recent­ Wharton, Key West; Estelle Jones, blue with navy blue kid shoes fas­ ly from u trip to Columbia county. Orlando, nnd Edith Futch, Alachua. tened with silver buckles. And she Mrs. N. S. Graves and daughter, Two of the those present whom had with her « shoo trunk contain­ Att wore already members of the or­ ing n dozen new pairs of shoes. Guild will ent1e.r‘ Alenc, of Pensacola are the guests a’en Ball at the of Mrs. Collier Brown. ganization were Dorothy Miller, This was not considered a very Milady’s Puttees In conjunction with our regu­ Kissimmee and Edith McMakin, Inrgo supply. of the J. B. Sumner, who has been Orlando. iles«* There secm:i to be little reason lar line of Smart Hats. *- f* a*,f. **■*»4 ^ley’i Class will spending some time in Leesburg, Those taken in ns honorary for feeling that there will he nny Ralloae’en party is expected home today, members included l)r. Jennie Tilt, big change in shoe fashions for E. g. Scott at research profemur of rutrition, and some time to come. Women are too Miss Edith M. Thomas, of the fed­ wel] satisfied with the appearance Jameti II. Rousselot has gone to eral vocational education burenu, of their feet just as they are to jrorth League of Atlanta, Ga., to spend the remain­ of Washington. Lurch will enter- der of the week on business. urge nny change. To be sure, we Black patent leather slipper is L’en party at tho do hear rumors of a return to the tViown at top. The gilded bird de­ irl at 7:30. fashion of "boots" or high shoes. sign on the black buckle is repeat­ G. W. Hofstntter of West Bend, ActressGets Husband, lef M. E. Church Wis., expects to mako the “City __'Telephone 216Z Well, this rumor went around last ed. In the center is u green satin 134 N. Orange Ave. at 3 p. m., at the Substantial” his home this winter year nnd there were even exam­ slipper with metal heel uml a dia­ Wife Gets Damages , Parker. ple!! of the new high shoe to be mond and emerald ornament .At Mr. nnd Mrs. John R. North of MINEOLA, N. Y., Oct. 26.—(,P) seen in many a shoe store, hut the bottom is a tnn kid oxford trim ­ ' Sarasota are expected in the city —Mrs. Catherine Frey of Louis­ there was no eagerness on the part med with different tones of tnn day leather. will be held at :oon to visit friends ar.d relatives. ville, Ky., today was awarded a of customers to order it. i o’clock. Dance jury’s verdict of $37,500 against C. H. Edwards of Camden, Me., kt 9 o'clock. Wildn Bennett, musical comedy nc- Supreme Court Holds M. Davis, the commission attorney. ON LAKE JESSU P truss, for alienating the affections is in Sanford looking for n resi­ It Ims already gone through tinHe expects to spend tho of the plaintiff’s husband, Charles BaggageHearingSoon lower courts, nnd is now before tin* TW ELVE ACRES near Oveido, hard road, seven acres 5-WISE dence. C. Frey, race horse owner and winter here. higher tribunal. under cultivation, flow ing well, very fine truck land. sportsman. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Oct., 26 IERWISE Mrs. Howard Bissell left this Tho case is one of long standing. $5000.00. Easy terms. The case was given to the jury —(A*)—The case of the Jackson in the supreme court Friday after­ ville Baggage company, tho out­ morning for an extended ntay in arr Syndicate ONE LARGE LOT I block o ff Sanford Avenue in the noon and n sealed verdict returned growth of an effort of the RailFOR CITY COMMISSION OF FANCY Macon nnd Atlanta, Ga., with rel­ V lute thta night. It was read when City lim its $050.00. T erm s to su it. atives and friends. mail Commission to block alleged I N.'- I Thu Wool stocking has its friends* the court convened today. Mrs. unfairness between the baggage I hereby announce my can­ \ resort* in Franca t u w > l| Frey sued for $100,000 and the Douglas Igou has ralurn from but also its avowed enemies. This company and the Jacksonville Ter­ didacy in the coming city elec­ |so those who atPURVIS & WILCOX v ’h i 1 minal company, in the handling of ball:< have been Gainesville, where he spent tho season the fashionable new put­ trial lasted almost a week. end and witnessed the Flor- tees for women promise an alterna­ patron's baggage, has been set for tion for the office o f City with their coif- week a unit u td e . 7iWI IIowey-Howeyjin-the-Hills , will the £>tnte Supreme Court Wednes­ Commission. prizes have been ida-Wnke Forreat football game. tive. They a r e nutde of material Hoon have one of tho most mod­ of the frock or the coat and are day, October 2H , according to* Fred ....... n : R. ST E V E N S ­ riaily charming or Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Walsh exceedingly warm and comforta­ ern fire departments in Lake At a fancy dress County. ashionabie seaside were expected buck today to re­ ble. ■■■■■■■uaM HaaaaaaHaBgaHaaaBHaHaHaHKHaaaanHaHHHaaBHaaHaiHHHaaHBaBHHaMHHBHaaBaBHBMa>n>nBBaaa,IBHil” ” " By side at their home on Oak Avenue. kiuly last summer They have been gone all summer. (went to a dancer \ luimountcil by nn B :: out two feet high. J. H. Howe of Englewood, N. J. | lighted with eiec- is spending a few days in Sanford pJ ptin* went to a on route to southern Florida. He ex­ STYLE DEMANDS— * * filial as a "neg- pects to return here to upend the We offer for quick salt* IV V j, acres on Rosa consisted of a winter. Lake, seven miles from town, new house uml |ulr made of iron Mrs. James S. Johnson of Xenia, gurnge with shade trees for $.1,850.00. wit that French Ito much for cieun- O., is visiting her mother in San­ $1,850.00 cash, balance $40.00 per month. ford for n few weeks. Mrs. John­ son has often visited Sanford and . . . . SEE E. D. GREEN Ihlk! her many friends will again bo glad *W ins Madias to welcome her. The charm of Youth! \j. • tolled oats, one W est First Street property with new house Mr. and Mrs. William Seth pi'k, three tableThe beautiful, natural, soft, curving lines Mf Uupoon salt, t Bruniley of Central Avenue, East uml garage. $‘2 50.00 front foot. of Youth above the w aistline are rapidly re­ * mdtni t«, one i Sanford, announce the birth of a Choice lots and business properties. placing the passing flat-boyish figure. one one-half H°n today at the Fernald-Laughton 1 t tcaspooni taking ' Hospital. He has been named Wil­ Tho appealing beauty of tho accentuated cimicd milt to tt,e liam Seth, Jr. SEE E. D. GREEN bust-line giving tho true youthful figure is stand ten minutes Mrs. H. C. Bishop has been and melted fat; now the ideal of the sm artly dressed. S«r in the flour spending some time with her sister, en sifted with the Mrs. J. W. McElhannon, who re­ This new creation, Flaming Youth, is a Bras­ Add the egg and sides In Tampa. Mrs. McElhannon siere advance, designed especially to meet pressed muffin tins recently underwent n successful op­ today’s style change. eration for appendicitis, Room 220 Meisch Bldg. Phone 718 Muffins. Adjustable or Non-Adjustnblc, It produces Mr. and Mrs. Erni Albert of Pel l ' , " * n n« toskey, [w'ith exactly tho ideal figure line for you—or to Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Eurl tablespoon* »dd an egg wen | Brackett of Clyde, . . O., . and Mr. and suit a particular costume of occasion. 1fupj of sift*,] flour | Mrs. Frank Carl of Cleveland, O., feaspoonj 0f baking “ r« guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred “ teajpoon 0f »ult|T. Williams at their home on Cryt>«, °f finely chopped ata* Lake. h? *° the muffin Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer, three-quarters of a George Wilson, Deane Turner and Bake jn muffin t.ns If an hour. Algernon Speer were among the Snnford |>eople who witnessed the "■'‘A V n bond r, Tissue. ty Phn* Florida-Wake Forest football gutno at Guinesville on Saturday. 'ANNOUNCING « —r*: Personals •4~ Students Form New N ational Sorority A t State College O UTH FUL T O U T The y ogue Shoppe m The Youthful Figure W . P . CARTER $ 2 .5 0 to $ 5 f \ ^ New Silk Underwear—Kayser Make / / GOWNS— SHRINE dnight Revue A Socially PicpatcJ LARGE LolIccUon of hd a »>W Star’tH „ Buy YoUr Tlckel Now! Marts Promptly at 12 oMock-Midnight BLOOMERS— Made of fine Italian silk. Comes in ull tho now bright shades. $1.50 to $5.00. n n o u n c i n g CARTERS A N D M UNSINGS Knit union su its nrtii two-piece un­ derwear. Medium and light weight. Flesh and w hite. $1.25 and $2.00 a garm ent. • . Dove Brand Muslin Underwear Fine crepes, nainsook and cambric gowns, teds and steps-ins. with line laces Trimmed $2.50 to $3.50 ( fte b fo d u c tw n i a u ) 9hri* ornk tw i*r ***** Slater-Scott s :• Phone 1947 7 W. Washington St. ........................... p i , PUODMNQ TV* / MK«?AJ<T Ml-* Mom-; # The Y owell C ompany ORLANDO, FLA. __ alt Uou at BourniUjt & Anderson Drug Store L ■ ” ■ ’<’> < /fu h u n n Y G1ItLS PRETTY SCENERY Good Singhg and Dancing Miss it; 5 ■* OUR SHOWING w Theatre —Wednesday, Oct. 28. ll> the best show for the money that has ever ___ Been In Sinford Kayser GIovo silk gowns, flesh, pink and orchid, beautifully trimmod.............................$8.75 to $10.00 W OM ENS FASHION.* G racious in L ine - P rofoundly S mart/ HONEY BUNCH USICAL COMEDY COMPANY 5 T SILK GOWN A N D T ED S Trimmed w ith fine laces and made o f fine quality flat crepes and sntirt crepes. Comes in all the light sh ad es.......................... $3.50 to $5.00 ............ ~ ~ ~ » » " * * i * * * * * * * * * * ^ ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a i |a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i l ||i a i i a i l l l a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a ,|a i l i a ,l , *a *1 �iANFORD fl ■---- - ■T J . '-.WJI SPECIALIZING IN FLORIDA PROPERTY OWNED BY US OR UNDER OUR EXCLUSIVE CONTROL . THE B. L.HAMNER ORGANIZATION 4 *■ * * - ’ ' ; * U. L. IIAMNER, President H. C. FLAHERTY. Vice-President IRA C. HUMPHREYS, Sec. and Irea*. Home Office . 311 FRANKLIN STREET Phone 1911 SUBDIVISION DEVELOPERS Really Investments Tampa, FLORIDA From R. L. Dimmer, Tnmpn, Florida How much profit do you want to make on your Florida investm ent? t * ' ’ * * f• If I can show you how to make more than you have any right to expect from most forms of real estate investm ents, would you pay attention? 1r r i- 1 . * ' “ . . I , If you could join mo in buying acreage, every foot within the new city lim its of Tampa, at fifteen hundred dollars per acre, that today would sell as it is for three thousand dollars per acre, with surrounding acreage as high as four or five thou­ sand dollars, WOULD YOU? * „ - •• #* 4.f ' If I would turn over fo you the heat sales organization on the West Coast of Florida, subdivide and sell every lot in record time, and give you a large portion o f the proceeds, would you lie seriously interested? 4 ** i*, y*i . /* i f » , *«• #, ■? ' * 1 ■,'-i * ' •» I > ’# If one of the oldest, largest, and most conservative hunks in Tampa ami South Florida were the trustee and escrow agent for the protection of your interests, would you seriously consider the facts? f' • f# * * Are you a serious, conservative, careful and intelligent investor, who is willing to he shown? If I ean show you a good reason for giving you this opportunity, are you willing? A re YOU? Then read the following statem ent carefully. Nearly everybody in Florida has been buying town lots’, city lots, lake front lots, acreage tracts or some other form of real estate. Home buyers have taken their profits, and others s till own land. RUT THEY WILL NEVER HAVE A CASHABLE PROFIT WITHOUT A SALE. This is a basic fact. Selling real estate in large volume is a science. There may be some lucky turns, but the organization which continues to pile up sales, month after month, winter and summer w ith out interruption does not succeed by haphazard methods. Such success comes only through well-thought-out plans, right advertising, inspired direction, anti ORGANIZATION. The OUTSTANDING SALES ORGANIZATION in Tampa is h t cone bearing my name. I am proud to adm it it. Its records of sales during the past year, I believe, exceeds that o f any other three organizations in W est Florida, in respect to the number of pieces of property sold. . , t « I , , • *• * .* ♦ f •■*. t .*A .# ,f I . •* * ’ K Numbering hundreds of loyal and successful salesmen in Florida, w ith carefully selected representatives in moat import­ ant northern centers, it has a selling power that is hard to estim a te. With its fleet of Pierce-Arrow De Luxe Buses it is In position to carry hundreds of prospective buyers daily to the property it sells. With its own modern Hotel-Apartment Building nearing completion it has facilities for the entertainm ent of its guests, representing an investment of hundreds of thousands. Add to this a development and construction departm ent, under skilled engineering direction, with a complete equipment of trucks, grades, rollers, and other road-making machinery,'now doing more actual development than Hillsborough County, and you have an institution of power and an ability to success­ fully carry through any project that it may undertake. After selling during the past ten months more than 8,000 separate pieces of property, this organization is about to enter into its most ambitious and important enterprise. I jiis is the development and sale of 2,000 acres of Close-in Tam pa property, where is being created a new feature in the life and future of Florida s greatest t i l v. The NORTH SID E COUNTRY rr.H R AREA «« PROPERTY W ELL BOUGHT IS HALF SO U ) instead m attem pting to nuance this huge enterprise alone, which we could do if we so desired, we have decided to dis tiibute the investm ent among a large group of associates, and share the profits with them. ^ on can buy one acre or more, for fifteen hundred dollars, a n only part of that down. Ue do nil the work. Whnt should your profit be? Well, in a similar deal of lower magnitude we prophesied profits ol '>nr flvf° !’ ,me; the invest men t! ° ‘ ''vsuIts showed returns of more th an seven for one. We believe this project will be even bet ’ MOt ,l,cllllletl m ‘"'E'nal profits, should return from eight to ten per cent, perpetually, upoi ■lls the sto ry of Tampa’s Country Club Area. It ly clip, sign and mail the coupon below. Or send it will prove to be my most successful. Are you Sincerely yours, B. L. HAMNbR THINK THIS OVER # There can lie no profits without a sule. COUPON Intrinsic Value, Location and Organization In- L. Ilamner On j I Buro sales and profits. . These profits start when sales begin. ' , %i[e f l 311 Franklin St. TAMPA, FLORIDA \‘ This will be within six ty days, * 1 *'* ■/ #■ ■ < .____ _ •. ,'k u L , %- -■J \ r V. y . i' t The B. L. Hammer Axanlxatlon, 311 Franklin Strtet, Tampa. Florida. 2SS?« 23E& id me, plea« »* ** h< �_________ L L — ^ L« -• * >»» * • '' ^7 , 1^. y,*’4f♦'•.-■ - * «■ ’ ’ ’ * •>”S& J;-« * •'•©>*** ?r ** c V ^ tW®* ^■■1 J . 1~> CTiitTi u I W«#'» BETTER BUYS REAL ESTATE KARL J. SCHULTZ icrea citrus land, on graded county road, a bargain for $50 per _rjn3 are good on th is tract, teres truck .land in Mecca Hammock ju st o ff paved road $175 per Vjy terms and it is only about 5 m iles from Sanford. w0 of the best Lake Front tracts in the county. Let me show you. There is a fortune in either one if developed, im house, alm ost new, garage on lot, will sell on terms. Modern N ew Hom es at reasonable prices, term s Hmall cash payid balance like rent. . . . [one acres ju st o ff the Country Club road, near big developments. P I will appreciate your listin gs. ♦ I ! 1 1 .* 1st N ational Bank Bldg. ' i OFFERS Eighty acres bordering beautiful lake near Chuluota ,$100.00 per acre. Good terms. Several choice lots in Bel-Air at a bargain, easy terms. ’ - i ^ , Itatc nnd Investm ents. Phone 743. * ( *" Phone 744. r * R. W. LAWTON, R ealto r * * * * ‘ IN V E ST M E N T 203-205 Melsch Building 4tii , , „ . >• 1 NEW MODERN Stucco Bungalow, hardwood floors, double gnrage, shade tree*. six rooms, and bath $10,500.00. T«Ams. MODERN HOME, six rooms and bnth, two sides porch, double garage. lot 124x134, eastern exposure, Park Avenue, $18,000. Terms. 1G4 FEET on Sanford Avenue upposito San Lnnta $1.1,-118.00. Terms. 100 FEET on Cedar one block off First Street. One of the most select warehouse sites In Sanford. A bargain at $75 per foot! Terms. 80 ACRES 5 miles east cf Orlando nnd ono-hnlf miles from Cheney highway. Large clenrwnter lake m center of tract. $500 per acre. lOOfi ACRES on south shore of Lake Dorn, Lake County, A wonderful residence pro­ perty ready for development. $150.00 per ncre. 12 ACRE CELERY FARM, 4-room house, 10 acres tiled, 4 acres set In crops, equip­ ment, car fertilizer, $11,500 for immediate anle. $1,500 cosh balance 1, 2, 3 years. Lots, residences, farms, acreage, groves. The Davey-Winston O rganization Inc. i REAL ESTATE BROKERS W. F. HOLBORN, Mgr. Masonic Building------ Phone 707 • |H HOMES, LOTS, FARMS, ACREAGE - LO OK—AND THEN ACT! # *’ . >* I ' • Ue and large lot on Magnolin, on th e H eights, for $4,500. L good for two or three days. * FO R Q U I C K S A L E T his of- lean deliver two of the m ost desirnble lots in Franklin Terrace at 'itloVi present values. DUare looking for a home or a desirable lot on which to build, see can save you money and a t th e sam e tim e deliver Just w hat you Well located corner, two large lots LIST YOUR PRO PERTY WITH US ^ With offices in New York City and various other cities over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firm s desirious of investing in property in this locality. • t . • If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc. kindly communicate with us. FULTON, INC. near Young’s Development. COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY * st National Dank Bldg. SANFO RD, FLORIDA STATE ■ ' REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel Brokers Phone 732 $3,750. . INSURANCE f Promoters WE OFFER YOU Five room cottage, w ith bath, convenient, good neighborhood. $0,- SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY L. A L L E N , 000.00; $2,000.00 cash, terms. Manager We recommend this. Strategically located with reference to now developm ents, on W est F irst Street are two good bouses with 3 adjoining vacant lots. Our Motto: S a tisfa ctio n to Owner nnd Buyer Street frontage. Dean-Berg Corporation Office 11G Merri w ether Building property soon. Price is right and term s are attractive. i * P . O. B ox 331 Will bo business F irst Established 1910 515 First National Bank DUBOSE & HOLLER Phone 713 v i REALTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA ... ■ft. *•*■•%**-• i-'»* -t # •«•% . '% ... . t ■> . *4 WE WOULD TELL YOU IF WE HAI) SOMETHING BETTER 1570 ACRES High Rolling Land on H ard Road Enterprise to O range City VERY LOW PRICE 25% Cash, balance 1, 2 years * ** i y t'; } ( , ,• The most beautiful residential pro­ perty to be had in Sanford. A num­ ber to select from ran g in g in price from $2,500.00 to $3,500.00. A Sacrifice * BRYANT & HATHAWAY %\ %V » **-N' Y* BAYARI) REALTY COMPANY Real E sta te — Investm ents FRANKLIN TERRACE LOTS Number 0 Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. .\ V 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land GOOD HOUSE GOOD ORANGES GOOD FLOWERS GOOD LAND, FIVE ACRES OF IT. - | PHIL SMITH, Mgr tit) South Park Ave. Phone 208 From $1,000 to $2,000 ■**. *•..»*■* O !’ ' I'lilVi* tf.« t ! i < ' > U 4 1- NOTHING LIKE n uE i ■* » V • A HOM P. »** I •» ROSE COURT LOTS * jn attractive lake w ith sandy shore, good bathing, boating and fish » e have them for you on CRYSTAL LAKE. •% ” 1 ' THE SHRINERS ARE COMING! SANFORD AVENUE LOTS Let us show you. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. - - The Scruggs Realty Company is ready to accomodate them with good properties a t attractiv e prices. In addi­ tion to business properties we w ant several lots in Mayfair, Fort Mellon, Bel-Air, Pinehurst, Franklin Terrace and Dreamwold. Please call on us in the Masonic Temple or a t 202 First Street. ' SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS wancr: • 7' - Phone 708-709 F, II. SCRUGGS, Mur. �;fv." v a ■■■> 5F7L* THE SANFORD The Ball Hardware »#** In the World of Sport Chlnaware in English Porce­ lains, Buvartan and Japanese China make to1*'5' *” ** Try Smith's Barber Alabama D om inates Southern Race As Elevens Reach Mid-Season Form Shop for good barber WIILS-WINS ON Football Popularity D u e T o "TECHNICAL RO A cceptance By H igh S ociety, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.—W —Alabama and Virginia ,are tied in the standing of th e Southern IN FIRST ROUND Big T en C om m issioner Says conference with three victories kicks nt Virginia were a sensation a decade ago. Georgia displayed a decided edge over Vanderbilt, winning 26 to 7, the margin of victory being great­ er than forecast. Washington and Lee, with n 20 to 0 triumph over V. P. I., also outscored expecta­ tions. Louisiana Slate and Ten-( npssee bowed to them, and gave up the effort after four scoreless pe­ riods. The Kentucky-Sewnnee game was regarded as a touchdown either way, but the Wildcats ne­ gotiated two and downed the Tig­ ers, 14 to 0. V. M. I. hit its stride against North Carolina State, the Flying Cadets downing the Wolfpack, 20 to 7,. The Mississippi Aggies turned "Ole Miss" back, G to 0, when an unhonored and unsung sub spilled the beans for the Univer­ sity. Unger scored the only touch­ down of the game and will proba­ bly have his name and n jersey number on the next program the Aggies issue. Florida won from Wnke Forest, 24 to 3, hut two other conference members playing outside the big ring were rude shocks. Auburn could only show u point superior­ ity over Howard, winning 7 to G, and North Carolina’s best was 3 to 0 against Mercer. South Carolina and Clemson were not in action Saturday. South Carolina won its annual fuir week classic from Clemson at Co lunibia Thursday by a record score for the series extending over near­ ly a quarter of a century, 33 to 0. The Gnmeroeks needed the rest for they play Citadel Wednesday at the Ornngehurg, S. C., fair and go on to Richmond to meet V. I1. I. Saturday. Next week-end will give the Alagies, while Virginia will be enbama Crimson a chance to go Into undisputed possession of first plnce ns they play the Mississippi Aggaged outside the conference. ■ R eal A L L E N ANDW H i U| Batata Auction Sole*. w AT AUCfli W > « re permanently i s o l'R PoiuK7 « * ruT K 1 o n h a re [ . work. Ladies welcome. ■ * Next to Valdez. _ _ a«od.b„. Lt" H ALLEN l AND B 110 E' "'rood Street. i „ ft^ each. The Crimson, however, has H AN FORD C A R P E T C LEA N IN G Pow erful N egro Dazes Floyd a more impressive record thus fnr fur beliind football in popularity." CHICAGO. Oct. 27..—(A*)—Tlie ■ 1 No. 2«U P a r k A v e n u e Johnson With Lefts, And Sonic of the game's populnrity, than the Cavaliers. ■ popularity of football in dm; larffcHigh powered Vacuum Machine Alabama's statement of assets is it is admitted, also is due to the Towel Goes In After Two larger than that of,the Old Domin­ BVn"n-Or (I n t f Vam o U P e r ^ ” Minutes of 12 Round Tilt ly to It.i high standing with fash­ improvement in coaching and tech­ ion team, and the champions have p re p a ra tio n renews ionable society, in the opinion of nique. p rese rv e s y o u r niB* 'I he roughness, personal clash no liabilities with three games be NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 27.—M1) Major John I. Griffith, Big len S cientific Cleaning In su re s Sathind them. Alabama has scored and “fight" i pirit of the game has —Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, athletic commissioner, Is fa c tlo tv 1* scored n teihn'enl kuo.'kOJt over ,\3 n ••jr-ntb-nian’a game," lie been intensified, Major Griffith 76 points and has not been scored on by an opponent. Virginia has Floyd Johnson, of Iowa, in the «nye, ji pny!5 no heed to the fact rays, hut its reaction to that elefjrs t round of u 12-round match popular idol of the m<>- mtntnl human trait is rather sec­ counted 21 and has been nicked for Boxing, wrestling and 10 points by the opposition. Ala­ here Monday night—the sudden mtnp may honhfide iceman in ondary. T O T H E M OTORING PUBLIC Oil ending leaving •spectators j j# mmmer vocations, oi the acini hnski tlmll all have more of the vi­ bama has defeated Louisiana Stute, Sewunee anil Georgia Tech; Vir­ k ;. 1- * % stunned. (f f n’ millionaire family. The foot gor of brawn ngninst brown, but Johnson received Will*’ mighty iK)|| | ,.r<J [, „ pure amateur, and rccioty lias largely passed them ginia lias won from Georgia, V. M. Beginning Monday, OctoL left to the body and head just as i,„ni.c 3ociety definitely approves up, the first two because there are I. and Maryland. Both lenders were forced to ex­ the bout startcil and he appeared usually unsavory elements in con­ Sanford Battery Service pend themselves to win by n single to be worried. Then a right to the; A o iestionnsire sent by Griffith trol. , touchdown Saturday, Alabama Why waste your time run­ The brute force has been more head drove him to the ropes, hut t() 10.OOO school principals, playwill be operated under ne*l ning around looking for n he withstood the attack and ven- ground leaders anil others engaged highly trained in football, so that Jstopping Tech 7 to 0, while Virment and name. good investment? Let us tured to th<? center of th** ring ns nupeivisinn of boyn, dbclofiod purely a s an exhibition it is al- Plnin scored a G to 0 victory over show you how you can in­ a white towel floated in from his that there aic neoreit of‘ ‘hopeful most unexcelled. Two decades ago, Maryland. vest your money and double corner.. "Chnrlsy Bricklcys" or "Red one coach struggled with a score I -o r the second year in succesHenceforth Will Ile Knnwi| it in the next thirty or sixty Referee Harry Lewis, Wills and Granges" to one “Ty Cobh" aspi­ of plnyets, scrimmaging from thei^'on, Mack Brown, a fast stepping days. We have been in the Johnson, nil gazed at the towel, rant. Most of these sources re­ end of class p-rinds until dark. I hnlfhack, proved an elusive thorn real estate business for years THE EECKER AUTO El in seeming astonishment and the p|jC(j that the glory of the garni Now a number of coaches, each ,1n the flesh of the Yellow'Jackets, I and are glad to say wc have throng ror.e to its feet in n clamor appealed more to the youths than with two or three players, practice i A g re a ts print by this player de­ COMPANY the finest listings and the Lewis took Johnson by the arm, the pecuniary rewards of a sport! by the hour on each fundamental. fettled the Technien this year just best values in the State of led him’ to his comer and then in­ ing profession. One evening's scrimmage is spread as a similar performance greatly formed the press representatives Florida. Specializing in auto electJ "This enthusiasm for fnm? with OVl r the week, lint in the game, embairassed them a year ago. Tulane shared with Alabama in that, ,hd tcould do nothing other » ut other reward, coupled with tin nu ll man is near expert at his in­ COME AND INVESTIGATE gaining prestige during the day. than award the fight to Wills af­ supervision and management o| dividual task. Owners are urged to lint Auto Supplies Electrical] The Greenbacks stopped North­ ter that piwel * )a^ dropped Into the Years ago some coaches used to the game by those interested role their properties with us for EK arena. * better results and quick action lv in the education of the boys— send out diagrams of as many as western cold on a wet Chicago As th; fighters departed, loud their school authorities- have pine 75 plays to their prospective play­ field and won, 18 to 7. Tulnne,ser­ M otors—Magnitors—Genj protepts came from the crowd ed football on a high plane which er? ju tt before school opened. Now ved notice early in the season, which Had seen two minutes of a appeals to business and social lead the heat conches go through the when it held Missouri, Missouri Goyld Dreadnaught Bat Valley champions, to a 6 to G drnw contest which had a championship era," said Major Griffith, "such as nason with 10 to 15 plays, heavyweight contender as one of no other general spoil except ten nis and golf. And the latter are that Shnughnessey’s entry must its principals. not be overlooked in the champion­ Ga? . Oil "Fako!, fake!" came th? cry. ship reckoning of tile conference. By outplaying the Western team D nrnm ount Service Guar FULTON, INC. throughout, the Southerners de­ monstrated a class that only their Y O U R PA TR O N A G E KINDLY! was m t fnr from oblivion when the partisan supporters had been will­ a. coring towel appeared. The neing to concede. In "Peggy" Flour­ Real Estate i-ro hfdf tone at him smilingly ns noy, the Greenies hnve a ptinter Promoteri Developers they tapped each other lightly Broken who seems the first logical South­ , when in tlu center of the ring. A ern successor to Allan Thurman, ' nail minute of sparring preceded whose high, wide and handsome m, Seminole Hotel A . G. Beeler, Prop. rhi*tfjl the first blow of the contest, a left . t > the body by Wills. Then Protege o f Tummy Milton H03t Teams of Middle W est, --------------".Wills wicstlcd his foe to the ropes HANFORD, FLORIDA. Nurses M issing Engific For ■■um Hast. Pacific Coast And f an | | ' ( ’h j i m n W l l P I l and drove a right flush to the chin, Final T w enty-Five Miles In South To Meet in Eliminal ™ 11 l*’ ” P , alter Which Johnson became cau­ Heal DePanio By a Hair tious aihi ypTo away. Another left lion Contests Next Fall; found Johnson's jaw, and the Io­ LAUREL, Mil., Oct. 27.- (VP) — PIIII.ADELPHIA, Oct. 27.—i/P) wan bncki d to the rop-is to receive u solid ihbwer of rights and lefts Boh McDonough, youthful protege A aeries uf games to determine of Tommy Milton, won mu first the college football cliumpion?hip to the hotTtl and body. _/t>r E co n o m ic a l TranlpOTlitM ATLANTA, Act. 27.—(/I*)—Bob­ PARIS, Oct. 27.—b?)—Eleven But Johnson, known in th ; past major motor classic, the 230 mile Baltimorc-Lnurel of tin* United States in 1923 i by Jones, national amateur golf track and field records of France as the "bulldog of the West," con­ race nt th? tinued ho. throw Ids arms out be­ speedway yesterdny and in doing planned ns one of the sports fea- champion, when a baby was rock­ were eaten during the 1925 out­ fore lllTTVand pi initially woiked out so took sweet revenge on Pete tie tuies of tin Scsqui-Centennial cel- ed more than modern physicians door athletic season which has just . to tie center of the ring as his | Paolo the hair-line defeat tlio Int- ebrntion of Die signing of the I)ei’- would have approved, but was not come to a closo and which also jutted too much.” proved to be one of the most suc­ | ter scored over him in the iiuugu- latalion of Independence. . • ...... 1.. wVrtt into ncion. Wi a j ral race here in July. Dr. George W. Orton, director Mrs. Robert II. Jones, mother cessful from the point of view of H n m t l ’fl U l l L i r l F o p Nursing a limping motor of sports, and William Id. Holien- "f the golfer niado this statement attendance in the history of D l i l U l I U l through the init twenty-five miles hack, chairman of the foothuit com­ in connection with a discussion in French sports. The new records established are: C f A im * n < q i n n f u of thp Krin,lt McDonough was mittee. said the best teams of the Atlanta relif.ive to present day , ,-orced to see hi? two-lap lead gain­ East, Mldill" Wert, i’acifi; coart method * of earing for babies ns 100 metres: 10 seconds 0-10, by ed in the first fifty miles of the and tile South would ho choicn by compared with those 25 yearn ago. Andre Mourlon. She disagreed with a young mat­ race, when d * Paolo was forced a Committ"c of official? and well 110 metres hurdles; 15 seconds l i *• U: V q - I into tlio pits for a tire- cliunge, lunnV'n mwv.’.paper writcru from ron that ‘Ihe hand that rocks the flat, by Georges Henijn-. cradle rules the world," no longer f ‘“'‘'T. 'ATJg USTINE, Fla.. Oct. 27.1 Hole fade into n bare two hundred yards eacli section. 200 metres: 21 seconds G-IO, by ■t. 27.'' The four tenmi ■ »-(/!*• Jiau Botulip, the “Boundtin* finisii line. With hut three would he paired by let, two games tri e, in Mrs, Jonea' opinion, babies Andre Mourlon. X ing Bn* :m if Biarritz", and one . Inps to go, tho terrible pace set by played, the winners of which still are rocked and mother can 800 metres; 1 minute 55 sec­ rwY jiart of ruling of tii" out landing stars of this ' the b adcr caused Ills motor to ease would meet for the .Sesqui-Centen- find time,,to do their onds flat, by Buraton. ... —•* ciijs. line world even if they spend a yeae's French Davis Cup team ,!almost to n doad r.top. Backfiring nial gold 1500 metres: 3 minutes 58 Sec­ . large part of their time in nurser- onds 8-10 by Bontemps. v ill appear in the tounis touma- and sputtering, tho halky engine In order that tin diampionship j,,., ne nt scheduler! for the local late regained its power just in time to reries may not One mile: <1 minutes 20 seconds in Peruary* Word hits been re- bent the flying Italian to tho football 8ch*duhm‘Mf‘?lmWv.uimr! B#bb» » « Uicnuse he 2-10, by Wiriath. « -ived here front the Continental chockere* 1 flag. cidlein-r tli. t.l.. ..nil (- ‘ .I l'viis a delicate child, and young Three miles: 14 minutes 44 sec­ 122 E. Wight Urns. HIiIr . champion that he would return to onds 2-10, by Mnrchal. This climax of a rpectacular race months old daughter, christened ] High jump: One metre ninetythis country to defend the national probably cost McDonough a new irnmca on Monday and Clara Malone hut already known five centimeters, by P. Lewcfen. indoor title in New York and af­ world's record for 250 miles on a November :!!l mid 20, and Tuesday, tile fin-d te r that event would invade Flor­ wooden truck. An it was, his time ronti.il on Hat unlay, Dccemhtr t. rs "Bobby," when she is sick or I 20 kilometers: one hour, eight S A N F O R D , FL A . PHONE 76 ida for a series of tournaments. was one hour. 511 minutes, 2•71 sec­ With 20,000 temporary seats to In- needs “extra babying." minutes, 2G seconds 2-10, by ThierThe new Florida tennis circuit onds, in which lie averaged 12*5 30 erected nt the end of the horse Grandfathers, in the opinion of riH*. will be in 9pc ration this Winter, mites an hour, was hut a fraction shoe of the municipal stadium, Grandmother Jones, still are the Discus throw: 43 metres 10, by mol the first Htoji of the greatest beliind the record of 126.85 miles 120,000 spectators could he ac­ principal causes of ajinilctl babies Pierre. mo\ and women jdayors in Amer* an hour ret by Tommy Milton at comodated. i—but they are not to he blamed, Hammer throw: 40 metres 80, by a it;aking up the group of tour­ tho Culver City track sumo tint • ' for they know nothing of rearing /aidin. Lending football officials and ists will ho Ft Augustine. The ngo. McDonough drove the dis­ babies. conches have approved the plans, •.r .'.ative dutes fnr this competition tance Monday with n stop. Jacksonville—Old —win Spanish Trail acre are February 23 to 27. i The remainder of the sixteen en­ Dr. Orton said, and many of them am here to Pensacola, will be from MAYO INSPECTS FRUIT have offered their co-operation. Burotra will make a brilliant nd- tries, with the exception of Melltmhard-surfaced. *tion to the list of world famous ough’s teammate. Tommy Milton, Among those nlr.-ady heard from TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Oct. 27. players who have already made w ro never serious contenders. Ten lire .1<«|iii 1„ Griffiths and A. A. —</P)—Commissioner of Agricul­ known their Intention of playing failed to finish because of motor Stngg, Kmite Rock ne and Andy ture Nathan Mayo visited the cit­ in tin South, It will give the tour- troubles. Milton took third place, Smith, Most of the roadies of the rus belt last week, where he inim cut an international aspect. several laps behind the lenders. big east era college teams nre mem­ rpected the work of handling Flor­ Tires and Tubes "Big BiU" Tilden, the nutionn! For n time hi* raced in second jiosi- bers of Ilidleidiack's committee. ida’s 1925 fruit crop. Mr. Mayo champion, who won tho Florida tion. Behind McDonough was th was en route to his office from At prirt-H that ar« right ilate champiou*hi|i t ingles title on Hying do Benin r gaining the dis­ his home a t Summerficld at the tho l'oinclana courts at Balm tance lost in tin pits, Ralph Hep time. Bea.di last March, will piny burn was jioor fourth with Enri Pan Am and Standard Gas ana thr ugh lids tournament, and also Cooper fifth and Phil Shafer, the Oils CAivt-land— Much remodeling will Compete in the other events last of the finisher.s. work going un in north part of to be held during the Florida JunVictory over do Paolo wan doub­ town. “Veedol Oils” •ket. ,> ,11 VW' ly sweet to McDonough Monday, Declared the winner by the judg'n TOKYO, Oct. 27.—(/P)—Japan's Electric Irons u* the finish of the inaugural 250- <-d shah- industry in Macliuria NOTICE mile nice over the same rout ,• m piohnlily will develop into one of Radio Supplies July, tlit* youthful speedster was i n* big a.i t'U of tlu* Kninire, fluid TO ALL CONTRACTORS obliged to take s 'fond money when ti 'MUiit Masaiohlii Okochi, jiroa rocheck revt.nl,,! do Paolo tin- tersor in tho Tokyo Imperial UnBINE’S FILLING On and after January the victor. iveruty and a noted metallurgical 10th, 192G, the Painters acale Leon Ouray furnished the only STATION . - | autlmrity, upon his return from u near accident of the lay when his prolonged inspection trip. will he $1.00 per hour. 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Phono 681 and 63REEL A SONS _ You Drive It. . * M— For Sale, Acreage FOR SALE: 2■acres on 3rd St. 1-2 milts from icenter of city. 108 Magnolia Ave. M a lls s a ■ He* 5— Autos, Sale r t< ■ Ifpe lic u b le above l,r* for con* I r a te le n ttb fioo for ft ret I restricted to The SanI T r«RPona^ ‘e C«ct Insertion. Lr .ubeequent Klee iBould be ia case or 1924 1923 1923 1921 1922 1923 I. ROOD USED *CAHS r()K SALE: 10 acres rich, ham­ Dodge Touring. mock land on Lake Harney. Will Dodge, Graham 1W ton Truck consider any rensonnble offer. AdDodge Coupe dress T. A, Newton, 1203 Irving Dodge ft ton Screens St., N, U., Washington, D.C. Dodge Roadster Dodge Touring FOR SAI.E: 5 ncres celery land just off Celery Ave., 2 miles W. Phillips’ Sons from center of city. 108 Magnolia 21.—Sale, Real E state •* 35— Wanted Help, Male MAN for Heal Estate in Sanford, steady position. Auto not nec­ essary. H. B. Schulte Realty Co., Phone 1118, 102 N. 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Mediums TO REACH the prosperous farm ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advortiso in the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. DEVELOPERS ATTRITION — Pensacola Is beginning the greatest development In Georgia’s history; a half million dollar highway to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; a t two million dullar bridgo across Escambia Bay started; Ileatdent of F lorida alnca 1184. K«f sta n ces: F l r a t N a t i o n a l H ank. J. H. HUTCHINSON IlKAI, KSTATB 1IJ W est Flrat Btreet I'liuiia 476 SANFORD. FRA M em ber of F l o r i d a S ta te F lo r i s ts A ssociation. G. TAYLOR DYER chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Writo Devel­ opment Department. The Pena a cola News. Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands rend the classifled pages of Florida’s Great Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. HILTON’S Oak and 2nd S t 45 ACHE FARM, 5 room house, n A iinr.ii s h o p barns, tourist camp and small FOR SALE: One second hnnd L tisbR* 113 Magnolia Ave. tentative thor* Scripps F-4 motor, good condi­ store located on Koute No. 8 in I First Clans Barber* |th ratea, rulea tion; one 30 ft. cabin cruiser, pow­ \v orth Georgia. A good location Special Attention I win lion. And If ered with Scripps E-4, 70 II. P. mo­ and growing business. If Interest* Given To Ladlea and Children. rill a s.let you tor. Boat and motor in fine con­ ed address Box 312, Sanford Her­ want ad. to Hi— Wanted Real E state dition. Two second-hand flat bot­ ald. IctDO. _ XOTICM tom fishing boats.. One Evlnrude 17— For Sale, Houses iuld their outboard motor. Wise Boat Works, WANTED -LARGE ACREAGE: THE MORNING JOURNAL ia the Elton J. Moughton lee eddr.ee so From owners only. Reasonably Mt. Dorn, Fla. ____ one number it accepted want ad medium in FOR SALE: 1 Four room house, te. About one ARCHITECT priced. S. T. Pribble, 18 N. W. 5th Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word OLD SEWING machines mndc to finished and painted. 1 Three thousand baa a St., Minmi, Fla. 7— Business Service sows like new. W. II. Bnrrigan, there can t an insertion. Minimum 25c. F irst National Bonk Bldg. room not furnished, on corner lot. -07 E. Fifth Street. j, you unlesa Will sell for $800.00 cash. Walter 41—Wanted to Rent addreia. ADVERTISING gets results If It Sanford. ------------- Florida LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Prs- Wright. Pinccrcat Sub-division. reaches potential buyers. Pa|H t *• acripttona, Drugs, Sodaa. W# FOR SALE: G room nouso and ga­ LOlt SALE: Rugs, blankets, bed WANTED Small apartment ov lntka Daily News is circulated In linen, electric irons, silverware bedroom with kitchenette by busi­ an industrial and agricultural sec­ are as near you as your phont. L . e r h r I*** rage, lot 00x120 facing new delivered to your home. One dollar ness M .ucMOttacouple. Close in. Address tion. VALDEZ HOTEL Call 103. swimming pool a t bargain, direct cash will do balance weekly. Post "K" c.o. Herald. from owners. Phone G71-J. Office^ Box_88t!, Sanford. L«!***<®l°lent‘ PALM BEACH COUNTY — The SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. WANTED: Furnished bedroom scene of stupendous develop­ Successors to Gtllon A Platt FOR SALE: Best bargain in San­ ___23— Opticians. Jewelers and kitchenette for couple. Phone ment. Rend about It in the Palm J10 Magnolia. Everything elec­ ford, 7 room modern bungalow, Bench Post. Sample copy sent on trical. Phons 422. Electragitb richly and fully furnished. Fine H, C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, 200-W. request. Radio. shrubbery and Inwn. East exposure jewclery and clock repairing nnd $7500. Half cash, balance $50 engraving, Quick service. 110 Mng- WANTED: Apartment, three room and bath, fumhhed. Reply X. WIGHTS—Thres stations. Mag­ month including interest. Apply nolia Avenue. Phone 142. Y. Z. care Herald, nolia and Second. Flrat and Elm, 1010 Laurel. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees 8anford Avenue and 10th StrosL Advtg. Mediums FOR SALE: 5 room new bouse ami Expert service. garage on Orlando roud. Price STEWART THE FLORISTAUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Flowers for all occasion. $2000. Easy terms. Phone G71-J. )portunitie3 gusta, Ua., Augusta’s greatest WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing 814 Myrtle. Phons 250-W classified medium, rate, cash, 9c Engraving, Embossing. See u» rvice charge. 10c minimum. 33— Wanted first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W FOR SALE: 0 room house on lit .nartments 100x117 with 3 room cottage in R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t rear. Good residential section. At­ WANTED Sheet metal work of LEARN AUOUt Polk County nnd louses I.nkclnnd, through the Startractive price nnd good terms for all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal $250.00 in <‘>0 days; $200,00 hi JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds quick sale. Address Sanford Her­ 1,—80 ncres with frontage Telegram. Best advertising me­ orks. 312 E. 2nd St. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. ald, Box <>00. 110 days; balance $15.00 per dium in South Florida. Published on Golden Lake. Located W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak [Board WANTED: Painting ami mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— month at 8 per cent interest. outside of the present city Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele* hanging. Phone Curtis, 2 Lakeland. Florida. Office, Stores limits of Sanford. Adjoin­ FOR SALE: House 5 rooms nnd phone 111. ford nhd N. Y. page double garage. Myrtle Ave. Good 3.—$5000.00 will buy n ing land is being sold for MAINE — Watervllle, Morning pnge Sentinel, Thousands of Maine beautiful corner lot on Park ____________ Concrete _____ prices much higher than this MIRACLK Co. . g e n e r a l location. $5500. Phone 83. WANTED: To buy from owner roves cement work, sidewalks, build­ lots in a high class subdivision people aro interested in Florida Avenue located in a beautiful tract is being held for. lias 19— Sale, Live Stock ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. 1 or good residential district, for property. Reach them through buses residential section of the frontage oil street which is Terwllleger. Prop. northern party. Box S. Care Her the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ [Rent FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, aid.. city. Plenty of shade on this soon to be paved. Price plication. may be seen nt our barns, one ■took lot. Terms, $2,000.00 cash; $450.00 per acre; 1-3 cash, HILL LUMBER CO. House oi mile south and 2 miles west of Miscellaneous WANTED Lot in good location, TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— balance reasonable terms. Service, Quality and Pries. balance 1 nnd 2 years nt 8 Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands State prico nnd terms first letter Send in your subscription to the Estate per rent. Tribune or bund it lo your local ADDRESSING — Multlgraphlng, Co-Operative Association, Box 7'J Box. 92. lure I.—A beautiful full hear­ dealer so you can read Florida’s folding and mailing—as you lakeland, Fla, ing orange grove at Pnola. tVanted WANTED: A partner with some greatest newspa;>er. One year, want it—when you want It. 2.—A beautiful lot on Convenient to packing house. ca:t’t and witling to work, for a $8.0U, 0 months, $4.0(1, three months ill)— For Sale, Miscellaneous Phone <173.' H. E. Porch, First which to build your home. Located mt road that is to Ik* $2.UU. If you divtiro $l,UUO insur­ lunch room ami home bakery. W, V. National Bank Bldg. Located on Laurel Ave., be­ paved. Price $<1,0011.00; $3,ance policy add 75c to your order. P L A IN A N D F A N C Y S ew in g dune Caro Herald. IH Ml,Oil cash; balance I, 2 and tween 10th and U th St reels, 1009 Union Avenue. 0— Fqr Hen^ Houses Price •$l,«mM)IJ; $509.0(1 cash, 3 years at H per cent. f I—W anted Help, Female 21— Sale, Real 'Estate FOR RENT. 1 four room furnish WOMEN for Real Estate In San­ ed apartment. Apply H. C. Walk Is, T rees E. SPURRING, aub-diviaiuu ford. Steady position, Auto not er, care Stokes Market nnd S upplies specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Mcesmry. H. B. Schulte Realty id Eggs lando, Florida, and F l o r a Co., 102 N. Orange Ave., Phone 10— For Rent, Rooms Heights, Florida on Dixie High-1 1118, Orlando, Fla. way. '3 and S u p p lies FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ INGQRPGRATF.f? COMPANY. out meala. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE: 120 feet cast front- WANTED: Counter girls, dish washer. Good pay to good work Lincoln House. nge by 200 feet deep on San­ er. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. pip, Female ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addrera fp. Male FOR RENT: Nicely furnished room P. O. Ilox 352. WANTED: Young woman that pip. Male or JOHN I FOX, Representative close in for gentlemen only. Call needs work to hand cigars. J. J. FOR SALE: 54,500 acres in Mana­ Mauser, Park and Commercial St. 540-J. tee and Hillsboro Counties, $75 WANTED: Experienced saleslady COLUMBUS (On..) LEDGER — idp. Salesm an 120 South Park Ave. Classified ads have the largest M io n , M ale FOR RENT: Large front bedroom per aero. A bargain, 300,000 acres fur lailjes ready-to-wear. Only circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Wc Cover Florida Real E state Like the Sunshine suitable for 2 or 3 gentlemun in Gadrun and Loon counties $9.50 experienced need apply. The Style gia. Rato 8e (0-word line) lino. ituation, Fem ale an acre. Apply John E, Fox 120 Shop. 309 Sanford Avenue. p Estate Park Ave., Sanford. TO REACH BUYERS or aallcra of Gainesville—$50,000 raising, for Florida real estate advertise In FOR RENT: Sleeping rooms, suit FOR SALE: Lot with two houses constructing basket ball court at tho St. Petersburg Times. One c*n‘ able for gentlemen. 309 Purl one four rooms, one eight rooms. University of Florida. cent a word daily, two cents a won Ave. Phone 663, Suitable for apartments. $9,500, Sundays, ; ncemeit* $2,000 Cash, balance arranged. FOR RENT: Front bedroom up Elder & Lovell. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando I sta ira 300 Palmetto Avenue. Morning Sentinel; largest clussi-j fled business, rate lc a word, min-; FOR SALE BY OWNER: For 14— For Sale, A creage quick sale will sacrifice one good AtCAlr E S T A T IB — IN V EST M SU V T * imum 24c cash with order.______ , lot East front on Sanford Ave., THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT I.otitiy l ’illusion-Hrum loy IlMg. tfunforil Florida $2500.00, one third cash, balance Nov. 1st or Dec. 1st to May 1st tumi-annuul in two years. See G. C. Fellows at Fellow’s Service Sta­ tion, 1st St. and Elm Ave. Phone For Our Northern Salesmen 447-W. H. A. SPEIR Several aingle rooms. WELL LOCATED LOT. Franklin Contractor and Builder FOR SALE: Two nice ornnge and Terraco Ro:u Court lot. North Two .small apartments tangerine groves, ono on Dixie Grand Ave., 70x154. Address San­ 499-M — Phono — 499-M Highway. Ono celery farm with ford Herald Box 035. , Centrally located, 2108 PALMETTO AVE nice aoven room house, water and lights. Also several newly finish­ A GOOD corner 112x134 opposite OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ed houscu and vacant lots In dif­ Young’,s Development. For quick through the Xenia Gazette, Zenferent localities of Sanford. Terms Mile at $3750 Box 43-M Herald. in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ reasonable. See me at Beuna Vista WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS trict. Want ad and display rates OWNER WANTS to sell lot on Subdivision. W. G. Banks, Sanford. on request___________ __ ______ French Ave. Five minutes from FOR SAI.E By Owner 108 peres Post Office. S. D. B.. Herald Of­ FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in business homes good celery land in Beck Ham­ fice. tho FORT LAUDERDALE M o n t 727 mock. Known as Sullivan land. DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ Make me an offer. John N. Keiler, FOR SALE: French Avenue lot ard County thoroughly which is near Highland Park, high land, !Vfciklez R e a l t y Co. one of tho most rapidly growing Paducah, Ky, worth $2000. Owner will sell for sections on the Florida Const. Stuart—New Bit-Lor A part­ $1250 on terms. $i>50 cash, balance V a ld e z H o te l B u ild in g ments to be completed by December $54 every 90 days, P. O. Box 431, 1st. Sanford. Phone 3 rr. » »«* 40 acres 1-2 mile from Osteen station on R. R. New hard road and 20 / r feet from clear water lake. $105 per acre. Lots in Rose Court, F t Mellon, F ranklin Ter­ race , P i n e Heights, San Lanta, Bel-Air, Pine H urst, B u e n a Vista and also F irst Street Extension, We can make you a substantial profit on Sanford Avenue. ,. II. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* 1‘hone 657. ..-.^.QIJNTANT S y ste m s In sta lled —Audita S p ecial llai>;s lo . Turman c U e n ts le R. L. ROBERTSON S ln s o a lc T e m p le llm>ni IS KEALTY l a a prc m -rlp ilun f o r Malaria, Chills and Fever Dengue or Bilious Fever. ______ I f h l l m r s * a r r i a . Evening Business Class HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Mux well. Every .Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter nt any timo Earle T. Field VV. H. LONG V MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. We A re Pleased •ACREAGE- We have been appoint­ By GEORGE McMANUS ed local hales agents FOR JU PITER on the east Coast of Florida. Investigate this and buy, we will be pleased to show you G Up FATHER I T 1*3 Announce l w Oh OER. WHO POT »Y If"* THtt> R O O M ’ (------ 12 Magnolia. <51925 ar Intx Kxature S ervice. Inc. 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Clark And. Aid, On Inspection Trip. Announce Government Reconntibunce To be Started In November icilman )eclares Office [ll Holds Modification Of Estate Tux And Repeal Or Reduction Many Miscellaneous Levies To Be Included In New Bill i ■ ‘ IB _ ■ ■ ' lit ‘ • . Mostly cloudy. probibly •h o w * * t| ill, Monday and Taesdsif; >ormwh»t 1 ‘ Ifi- cooler In extrema .north port on 1 I moderate iM ftine winds. • < ij J j ----------------- -— ! , I iV*il NUMBER 74. PRICE FIVE CENTS Alabam a Storm Kills 17 And Injures Score; Property Loss Heavy Hundreds Homeless PLANE WRECKED W AR CONTINUES As Residents Begin Mellon Favors? Repeal Work Of Rebuild­ Of All Estate Taxes WHILE PEACE IS AT BALTIMORE BY ing Wrecked Area SUNDAY’S STORM BEING DISCUSSED Crenshaw County Operation Will Work South From Palatka lecord Servant _ T* SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925. ON RIVER SURVEY _____ Cut On Automobile Tux Also Receives Favornble Menlio n ; Committee Silent Move Is First Intimation, Of Action Taken By RiversHarbors Board At Hearing is s io n e r Greeks Bombard Two Bulbar Seventeen Naval Ships Are Origin Of Tornado Torn From Moorings While WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.— — With tho arrival in the city this Towns Because Territory Is Seven Are Total Loss; No morning of Frank J. Clark and C. Proposals for modification of the litta l O n Said To Have Been Taken C. Warner, engineers from the of­ Crews Were Aboard l'lanes Injured List Is Not As estate tax and repeal or reduction By Bulgarians On Saturday T o p ic fice of Lieut. Col. G. A. Youngof many of the miscellaneous lev­ Heavy As First Indi­ berg, district engineering officer of BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. ‘J<1.—(A*) ies, nil well a.s cuts in the income PARIS, Oct. 2d.—(/P)—Fight­ the U. S. army, ut Jacksonville, it gun of rates, appear almost certain of in­ ing continued on tho Bulgarian —Seventeen of twenty-three Unit­ cated, Reports Show known that the first pre­ corporation in the new revenue front Sunday ut the very moment ed States navy seaplanes here for* campaign »» Mrs. Eddie McCall Iciest of Hunt­ became liminary reconnaisunco survey to measure the house ways and means members of the League of Nation.* n navy pageant todny, broke away ired S aturday ington, Tenn., is the new federal be made of the St. Johns river in TROY, Ala., Oct. 26.—Re­ * —-------- - . - - 1 v w » i • ens annount- collector of customs for Tennessee connection with tho proposed 10 Because the Queen of Slam, above, committee will begin drafting n Council was hastening to Paris for from Gicir moorings near Sobers sidents of many portions of week front today. nn extraordinary meeting calculat­ ; a candidate and Arkansas. Long active in Re­ foot ship channel dredging pro­ has been found “Incapable of carr­ The estate and miscellaneous ed to extinguish the new Balkan Point, in u 75-milc gale Sundny Pike, Barbour and Crenshaw publican politics, she was given the ing out her high duties','r hi*r demo­ ject between Sanford and Palatka ami were strewn along a five-mile counties were today endeav­ Lff City Com- post by President Coolldge on the will begin about Nov. 15. tion has been announced by Kihg taxes received considerable atten­ flame. held by Dr. recommendation of pnrty leaders tion in the first week of public stretch of beach tonight. Another oring to bring order out of From Sofia came word that two Rama. The king’s order directed , . . . . The purpose of the trip today, the Bulgarin towns, hitherto untouch­ plane moored off Bay Shore Park, whose term as explained by Mr. Clark, who is thut in the future the queen “be hearings just concluded by- nges chaos that resulted from a ed—Pipernitzu mid Petroco—dar­ toree free and disappeared. -fhe election in complete charge of all engineer­ kimwn by some other title.” The| committee. Proposals for chn tornado, which claimed a these taxes will form tho main ing the day hud been subjected to ing activities along the river, is un Siamese royal .couple were married | in \9 announced, Seven of the derelict planes death toll of 17 lives and many fighting points in revision of the u bombardment by Greek troops. * *“ " .......... inspection of the areas which will in 11)22. They iftrve no children. were total wrecks when found. law, reduction of the income sur­ y alter the t«rst injured. bo covered in the survey, and to On Ihe other hand, the nggrestax. and normal rates being gener­ ion wns not confined to the Hopes were held out that the other f The date make arrangements in Sanford ten might In* partially salvaged It rendered hundreds homeally taken for granted. Greek;*, if all reports nre to be be­ Commander for supplies, to be secured here T. C., Kllysly, I*) 1 less and left thousands of dollars D*e. —..........., Ghnirman Green of tho commit­ lieved. An official Greek state­ charge of the squadron, said only , ,|anWRe in itfl wake. during the threp months which he The Troy present incumtee, one of tho advocates of Fed­ ment issued at Athens declared the nix which held their anchors, says will bo necessary to complete Cr(W;1 forcw anJ |oca, ,,hysic,1 at this time lt:i! eral taxation of estates, announced thut the Bulgars hail occupied the work. /ould be able to take par * i ians were ministering to the needs ation of a W* yesterday he favored modification Greek territory in neighborhood of pageant, which is slated to precede j slrick|.t| people tl) n(1j ust thomIt was announced thnt the pnrty When np- Report That Mitchell Will of this levy along lines njggested Domirknwour (Domirknpu) refus­ the bchnciderjiup ra c e at the J a y j of |njur0(l n n d w , . r c ns8iatlng be established in a houseboat i„g for a statennd were _ Object To Officer Sitting will by the national committee on in­ ing to retire. Shore Park. Two of three pursuit selves. The tornado seems to have a t Palatka about the middle of with his plans, heritance taxation, which urged re­ On Court Martial Is Uncon­ next month, and that the survey Admiral Iludjikirinkos, acting planes moored at Hay Shore Park , tad no anpeal after six years of graduated foreign minister in u telegram to rode out the storm and were Halo had its origin in Crenshaw coun­ firmed In Capital Circles will proceed south along the river Future Financial And Politi­ curtailment. 'e at this time. ty, where it swept down with tre­ the secretariat of the League tonight. No report hail been re ­ mendous force and then touring its from that point. The party, it is make his bid cal Policy Given By Finance Secretary Mellon, however, ceived regarding the whereabouts promised thut the Greek forces WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—(A1)-— explained will be in charge of Mr. way across the breadth of Pike lia year on the Minister In Talk Sunday; | commended immediate repeal would retire “when tho last Bul­ of the third. It pitched out of sight county and on eastward into Bar­ , performances in Reports current in Raleigh, N. C., Warner. Opposes Levying Capital T tho estate tax ami hisjproposal at garian soldier is withdrawn from on the buy, riding n high running bour where it appears to have After visiting local authorities : offices, acord- that friends of Col. William Mit­ this " r present appears to have the sup- Greek soil.” nppe sea. morning the engineers return­ spent its force. ictment. A re- chell have protested against the ed to Jacksonville aboard the In­ port of a majority of republican None Were Occupied. Alarm Shown The list injured will not be as naming of Brig. Gen. Bowley ns n PARIS, Oct. 20.—(A *)—Tho members of the committee, while for the past 22 None of the planes wns occupied While contradictory statements French cabinet crisis has been ( prominently member of the court martini which spection hunt Timogn. Representative Gurner of Texns, are coining out of Sofia and Ath­ during the gale. They were moored heavy as a t first indicated, re­ ports todny showed. With the re­ put off for''another day. Prem­ the ranking democratic member, The visit today is shown by of­ amber of local will meet here this week to try with 600-pouiul anchors nnd tore ier Pninlove and hi:• colleagues like Cliairman Green, has express­ ena with consistent rapidity, the from tho moorings one by one. construction of u part of the wire He the air service officer on disciplin- ficers of the Chamber of Commerce adjourned this morning with­ ed favor of modification along linen neighboring states display consid­ All of tho Hollers Point esenpes facilities, it wns indicated that not w ^ S a n f o r d ja r y charges lacked confirmation here to be tho first concrete action n were deposited i .. scoreDead were hurt, out a filial decision on the fin­ proposed by the inheritance com­ erable alarm and “also a detormi- eventually resulting from the recent hearing Commission! hero last night on th„i the <morou than‘ uMany nation in no case to be drawn into ............. ancial situation and convoca­ mittee. it »t which time j While tho m atter may have been of the proposed venture before the row. Rumania and Cxecho Slo- beach. At Bay Shore there were no Los., of o n was reported in the Green Approves • ' trativo of-[taken up informally with Secretary members of the United States Riv­ tion of cabinet council with vakfft both have announced their boats of sufficient speed "r seusictium .a'l.uverne, in i President Doumergue was ers and Harbors Commission, in Davis or other officials, the regu In approving the inheritance Ur term. neutrality, nnd Belgrade him giv at m there. e Boats , g u m - „..i«hbo,hooj,. committee report, Chairman Green the strictest orders to prevent in­ which tore free ha had been!lar procedure in challenging the Washington, at which time n phy­ postponed until tomorrow. from -ho Union Springs, in Comer nnd said he favored it because it nllow- vasion of its territory by the bel­ til. IT. H. S. Hhnwmut, moored hero Springhill, th- old city:right of any court martial mem- sical survey of the St. Johns river the Inst three places be­ PARIS, Oct. 20.—(AV-Speaking uj 81X yt.arH for states to enact uni- ligerents where, the three states for the Schneider races, were full two year bers to sit in any particular ense was ordered to secure data for on ing in Bnrbour county, nnd at Eulull iw i y . , r„,luiri. thnt the question bo other hearing Inter. before the electors of his own do- form laws on inheritance taxation meet. rounding up the plane* tonight. * according to Iwould require that the question fnuln, where throb negroes were Tho movement to have the pres­ partment of Sarthe at Chateau, X u m e m b e r ;rni:. jl before the court itself at ahonpproved the.u g g estio n Captain F.llysoy said 'h- fle«*» reported killed.nntkfevornl I'era°)>a A new dem ent . was ejected ent river channel deepened to 10 Du 1-oirc. today, M. Cnillaux de-; a^nneed «U the same tame that a into the situation by the. report of moored plamJs had1Ltvn omi£v injured. hool board for »t» f‘r8t session. The members of Ir Stevens cnme the court other than. the.officers feet was started here some years lured unequivocally against a cup- rretl,t * r - ■* thnt the Stumboulinky, agrarians the care of u skeleton crow pend­ Tho dead nte: Whites: Ralph count: in computing the federal levy for leaders Athanasoff and Stojnnoff ing their use in the navy pageant Knight, lb; Ruby Knight, Id; Miter mechanic *challenged, would decide the ques- ago, when the Sanford Chamber of i Commerce, together with civic bod- K 'r u S o r a thn! lm h a V lm ^ d to state mheritaiK. tax payments .............. i , . v . The allowance It* —> per dies of other communities compris­ . l......:n l’he present pre E V h a s S ; i li°n‘ I>»vi« Names Court Ion he has sun , ^ view of the fnct tl,a t tho per- ing tho Florida Water Ways Traf­ the will of the Socialists and ex cent. t remists of the radical pnrty and , Isonnel of the Mitchell court was fic League, employed J. M. Brax­ that bis financial program, which While Secretary Mellon, in dis­ development cn- carefu„ y nciect«Ml by Secretary ton, a Jacksonville engineer, for­ he will submit to his cabinet collea­ cussing the miscellaneous taxes, ich be was con- I)av;8 himself, it Is regarded on merly connected with the Army En­ gues today ut n critical meeting proposed repeal of tho tnx on uuto- Greeks.**'° .................. ............. und till but six which remained at bo dead, both white. They are Tilructiun of thi* improbable that tho war gineering Department, to prepare would embody their wirihes. mobile trucks, tires nnd accessories Mrs. Peacock, 105; Tom Long, 70; From Belgrade it was reported; anchor tonight had gone with the m he lervtii urtj j rtm cnt wouid entertain any a report showing the beneficiary not on passenger cars, then; that fTftcei tralnlonds of troop.; K“!o before word could bo sent to Tho injured are: Walter Knight The finunco miiiisttr sketched but inmate respon- |)roteat9 except such as might be results to be gained by increasing in a strong feeling among commit­ left.1 Sofia* yesterday for the front | the Shawmut for aid. Commands nnd wife, not expected to live. in broad lines bis plans for fi­ lion cf the struc- submitted by the colonel or his tho capacity of the river basin for thut perhaps some umi with them numerous bands of KHysey Imd assumed command of Herman Knight, Ruy Knight, nancial rehabilitation nnd inci-j tee members f the important levies in this u V counsel a t the opening of the trial. steamer traffic. ' Sofin, however denies! the salvage work tonight. It was I Frnnk Davis, Hob Jordnn, J. P. thnt he |nc|0,|illK u, „ „ „„ ..ut, This, it is explained, was done ,I",tally Itbtll enthusiast, Since tho reported ground for that* there are any number of ir- (expecte*! thnt tho engines of the (javj8f j j rs. Frank Davis; I at bn actively inter­ protest against General Bowley is and tho proposal laid before CoJ. sort to L t h ” i x s yt r ue ...... * ...... rej.gulnrs available, nnd explains* seven totally wrecked plane* would Swanson nnd wife, negroes, representation that shortly nfter his appointment Yonngberg, ns the district officer. the insistent nnd immediate ,[e. dues, might be rcuuceu. at only one band has gone for- be salvaged. Tho other ten | n the Oak Grove neighborhood, thi•ml Muny Cuts Named It eras through was announced, he expresiiid dis- Following this preliminary proce­ mends on the treasury. But he but instructed under no circd chiefly from twisted or broken N0„b (Jriffin’s homo wns destrojrwnrd, but instructed un j , . , j ant| ^[r< Griffin, his wife and In addition to the- $500,000,000 cumstances to open fire unless ab­ wings, tail and pontoons. Ihe lint ba elmll rement with Colonel Mitchells dure the matter was referred to dIrew r e w a distinction iiisiin ciio n ••• ......... -between “inBaltimore Is Struck. one child seriously injured. Two thij city, and it y |j ,^ on ajr service m atter, it is the divisional offices of the U. b. flation" nnd his own proposal, tax reduction program advanced solutely necessary. iSteveni complet- believed to be particular unlikely Engineers at Charleston, and fin­ cousin ing only in substituting at the opening sesnons of the The storm which swept the sen- ’ children escaped uninjured. peace Necessary nts whichbrought that Secretary Davis would con- ally, after the approval of the di­ which lie termed “an operation hearing by Secretary Mellon, many ......... pence r____ impetus , plane fleet made itself felt also in |„ j ke Good Hope section, seven An overwhelming I test seni-profes- siilcr any request that he he re­ vision officer was secured, the pro­ having been injected into Europe the city of Baltimore where a ten- miles west of Troy, four members that ever played placed on the court by some other ject wan heard by the >River and generally by the Locarno security year-old boy wus killed by n fall- „f ont. family were killed instant* Harbors board in Washington. agreements, the council of the ing tree, another child und nn aged jy um| tko jiarcnts are not expectofficer. I er.i:ue which meets in Paris at man and woman were injured by U(j to live. corker, Mr. Stev- It has been pointed out repeat­ Thu approval of this body is seen the survey which will begin next • • afternoon -* *in “ special ,- 1 winded riven debris# roofs of smiill Store D e m o lis h e d . 5 o'clock thin kacon and hai held edly that the Mitchell court mar- in ... . and loenl residents who uru POS!.......... At Orioun. on tho Montgomery* session is determined, as league buildings were carried off and to the United Ktutcs ami Great and automobile passenger cars Chairman uf the tiul proceedings ure disciplinary week, interested in the movemunt point ___glass windows blown in. _. JV ............ _ ..homo . ... and __ store . Troy rood the of More than 75 persons represent­ leaders said tonight, “to stand no plate nfurd Presbyter. .lMll have nothing to do with bis to the fact thnt action on the pro­ Uritain upon which he has been At Hay Shore Park the wind, in \Valtcr Kelly was completely deing almost fifty national business nonflenac from the Unlkun Stutea. working, but expressed confidence le Past 10 fears, views as to the air service nor with ject once started, will move along to sweeping one naval mulished. *Mr. Kelly and his fnmi the present edi- anv difference in opinion that may ns rapidly ns possible. They are thut before many mopthn a satis- ,and industrial organizations have Furthermore, the council intends to uddition pursuit plifnu, destroyed the first ||y nll escaped injury while a bro(Continued on Page Three) factory settlement would bo made, | appeared before the committee, tfA exit,’ between him and other high •h" ,'-r*Jc0"ag ed over the nn- in which France would be safe- aM,| about no many more will be pylnn, in place for tomorrow's ther was slightly injured. Schneider cup race, and endanger- j |„ tilc pnth of tho storm which iruanl d should German reparations heard this week. The hearings are guarded ed th»* canvas bangers of the rue- cl)niL1 down from the west and to be ^included Saturday, and the fail to measure up to the expecta­ •Id May He Duty Of Court ing ships. The hangars stood, with |lUHnc>1| out to the south and east, committee will sturt work inline tions of the Dawes plan. minor damftge, and the racing n lra || 0f vvreckago wus left, homes lillion Bales The court will not bo culled upon diately on a bill which it expects There wns what may lx* taken to pass judgment on any question planes had not been injured last demolished; barns blown down; as a direct reference to his perto have ready to present to the except tjint of Colonel Mitchell s night. cattlo and other live stock wan­ house when congress convenes I)cf.V, Oct. gonal crisis tomorrow, when, m alleged insubordination in making dering aimlessly about; household be'ccmber 7. the opinion of many, he may F n production of certuin public remarks criticizing Were Scouting Planes. ___ _______ _____m goods strewn ___ along the pathways forec«r't'o* resign* o r ’perhaps bring The hearings have not brought equivalent 500,­ the administration of-the air serv­ NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 20.—t/P)— anj through the tields; anil timCounty Commissioners John down with him the whole Pain forth any conclusions from com* Department „f ices nnd navy. « _ Seventeen of tin* planes blown |)or |aj,j („w „ n,i farm crops comleve cabinet. This reference was j ndttee members, aside from the »«unced KMay, U \n. .luring tho storm at Haiti- plcttdy ruined. IF. Reynolds, 28 of Paolo. J " when he declared in conclusion [declaration by Chairman Green on Mcisil. and G. W. fcntam iiW , The truth or falsity, whatever A- l,,,l,glass. am * j ’ more late yesterday were from the |„ ono neighborhood. Good Hope, M of October charges he made against the two the.* Fernnld-Laughton hospital sutJitiuii of Uie crop. services in specifically excluded fering from a broken back^ sus­ "tin t like old oaks in Sarthe, (he estate t«x, although various rp resid en t o t ^iii ,„ , scouting fleet air squadron from I fiv» nennlo . . . qnnfnnl scoiiting f|Vo people woro were killed and ono which have "been struck bylight- Uttltudeu are known to exist re]a ber of Commerce • ‘ confer Hampton Roads. Seven of them, whole family of nine almost wipu * ?* indicated from the Court martial proceed­ tained in a fall yesterday at tive td the treasury’s proposals for today for TnlluhaHseu to confer. Still — remain ^ information received cd out. Fourteen houses were com­ kw yield. —... T—- standing . , , ings. Under the circumstances, any plant of the Phoenix Utilities Com­ rung but a cut in .the maximum surtux rate e deft with Fans A. Hathaway, chairman: 1 ^ « wrecked and the pletely destroyed. Noah Griffin, stand unright for the defeat ., views of General Bowley may have pany now under construction o tbo, republic from <40 per cent to 20 per cent of the State Road Department re-1 ^ ^ ran from minor one of the seriously injured, was of the foes of tho . the western outskirts of the y. expressed could not have any bear­ and for rc'ductions in the normal gurding the W ° “ of and for the defense of the republic to serious, with the prospect that hit on tho head by a heavy piece His condition today is reported as ing on his availability as a mem­ tuxes. Road Number Three through hem- uU wou|(J ^ tlltu||y wrecked unless of timber which was blowiv through (Continued on rage Three.) ber of the court unless they dealt critical by Dr. R. E. Stevens, who inole county. the storm abated. the window of his home just be­ with the limited question of the is attending the case. Tin* wrecked planes, part of a fore the tornado picked it up aud The trip is the result of nrrnngo’According to accounts of tho ac­ charge of insubordinating that has IANIPortation „,ent:i recently made by tho local squadron of twenty-four sent from scattered it to the winds. been placed against Colonel Mitch cident, which happened at• The residents near the path of trade body for such a conference, Hampton Ronds in connection with o’clock Sunduy morning. BeynoUls, elL _______ . _ aroused . . tho terstorm were by fo llo w in g the final selection of u the Hchncider cup race, included tho Ia rirer port holds a carpenter In the employe |uu„ by them ___ which wns approved .. six torpedo and bombing machines,I rific wind and the cries of the in route PatJve position to E. W. Sproul Contracting Company by the county commissioners when j ten scouting planes and one staff j jured, and worked in a heavy down [a* Albany, N. Y.. “Sanford Facts” Wil which has the th e contract ---- —- for budding . r-iiic -u 'fi n,*t oa_(A*)—Jutoes vance tho poisdt)ing theory. Asher presented to them. plane, tho latter used by officers pour of ruin and vivid flushes *f *°rk City. It is plant, wus working on the He Published Again the It is expected thut action will bo of fleet. All were at anchor lightning for hours rendering aid terminal of the gine tank room roof when he . I • » & “'» « « « • « “ “time i,h ,h “ before the inkrn by the road department im- off the of the' prohibition enforcement *erEast for some tin Hollers I oint when the storm to the injured and searching for |teamers, carrying ped and fell to. the ground, a dis­ By the Sanford Heralc vice here, died s u d d e n l y Sunday un- agent came here. mediately nfter the conference tobrake, sweeping them fvein their tho missing. The dead in injured **sengers between tance of approximately 2u fettwere scattered ulong the roads nnd nnd uuiu that uw the |imn» plans which, moorings and onto the beach. der circumstances which led P°l 11 During the last few e weeks„Asher , morrow, nnu »>'«>•, --------------daily schedule; Workmen nearby hastened to hi* The Sanford Herald today be the fields, nnd around the demol­ and enforcement officials to bus- has been working as an ui |. j sported huvo been begun b y -------------- dependent Line op­ the publication of a series o assistance und the local s k weekly freight aer- gins Asking For ished homes. “ t," short sketches giving important was summoned when it Aid I* Sought. C B s 3 r r e r r ~ w lu * w r c w n a is >e latter line has that the man had been seriou-ly An emergency call was sent to ated recently by fentures of thu 'City Substantial’’ injured. He was rushed Ml* ——~ | (continually l»l 1l* I I »••• • --....-----. .lu-ln* »» sued. jOno f t ‘"1“'“ * ' Th„ The commlMlonora will win reprerepre Full Tariff Autonomy Troy for aid nnd an ambulance at onco under the caption “Sanford Facts.” of the injunctions closed /ndicate. to Vhe" hospital where where it it was was <lidis; t |ims yuars^ a? a federal age ^ sent the county at the meeting, and the hospital was sent to bring the injured to Edward C. Yellowley. prohibit on the place owned by n man known the other ntembern of^ tho party right service, it is Tho feature, first published by The vered that his spinal colu m n had Herald last year, met with unusual PEKING, Oct. 20.—(>?)—China Troy for attention. Doctors of as "Sawed-Off”, who thus signed coverea umi* hu *—»— aiding thi administrator, who is aiding^ tin * possible between investigation of the an “open letter1’ recently written were named on tho Chumber of opened the Chinese Customs Con­ Troy are using every means of rts ad all other ports interest and proved a source of been fractured. At noon to* coroner in an Commerce committee to muke the ference hero today with a proposal) Iciving tho suffering and a com­ was said to ^ ro­ death, »uid Asher er several times bad acvcrai rant-a «-*j|[to President Coolidge, defying him “ antic Seaboard; much information, not only to loc­ condition und little hope is held for hu n. al citizemi but also to Sanford vis­ thut the powers restore to her mittee is raising funds to relieve trip. been 'threatened. A necropsy will t() cnf0rce tho dry (aw here, providing this city itors. and immediate distresr of tho stricken. .complete tariff autonomy covery. . Cleaned Up Peoria Per freight rates of and be made and the vital organs exAccording to reports reaching Luther Cabinet T o agree to the enforcement of Chi Beginning today one sketch will 8 over water B c - y n o U ,. . h . “ „ U aniined for passible poison tr.ius. ^Asher Bber gained considers!)! considerable no­ ’ nose Natioiml Customs Law, b e -' Troy, much damaj was done al be published duily for an indefin­ wO aimiii v.....-■ , --foot channel hua has two small c Told of Headache tice when ho cleaned up l-‘*“^ 1 C o i l t U l U e I I I tice when he cleaned u? O f f i c e Brantley, .GltnwooJ nnd .Goshsn. ginning nut later than January 1, d from tho mouth ite period. Ench day some salient came to this city about 10 jjy* About 8 o'clock yesteruaj, n which was called by prohibition ofReport from these places are mea­ _____ uim 1925). his in*ni#» home m in li c o rg ia # ing Asher complained to h's wii., nclal!l t})t, WL,ttvst town In Ulinoii. at Mayport to Pa- feature of the city will be briefly' 0gO from ger, but no loss of life is reported ut Mary, \ f that tKnt. hill his hoilii head flent'd. ached. A • in• ^ j tof ruUlix. ra i,ja there runiiiictcfi conducted by| hV HI-.UI.IN, Oct. 20. UP)—(.han1 l‘lKht-foot channel but accurately described. The »e- since which time he has Irorn either place. tended to this city, rles begins with a resume of w ater working at his trade on tho build tle later, after a hot bath, he^ | 0||^ of town agents under Asher s | evil or Luther a cabinet ut the meetice The tornudo followed intense, now being inude to transportation facilities available heat and threatening weather Sat­ here. channel the entire urday night and was accompanied ngtb of the titreum, In announcing the publication by a scvctl* electrical storm* ng the entrance here again of “Sanford Facts," The Her­ Report* reaching lure lnilic*xtCQ . M*“ - Navigation of ald calls attention to the fact that the tornado struck first in P&O smaller boats is in each case the subject will bo (Continued on Pago Three) ' r « distance* of an- brought up to date so that infor­ r 200 miles. mation ujpplied in this connection will contain the latest data, CAPITAL FAILS TO HEAR OBJECTION AGAINST BOWLEY CAILLAUX DEFIES SOCIALIST GROUP TO DISLODGE HIM r sr t'r” SSSJf i& srss? - — r ^ . — - -• ManSuffersBroken Neck In Fall From Slew Building Here ■l oX I L : L o c a 1 Committee Leaves For Meet In Capital Tomorrow ID FACTS A I »| i ♦ | < ’ 3 i ! i “Lone W olfs” Sudden Death Believed To Have Been Caused By Bootleggers vl j y r : i )V a • JM i j , l i i i P iiii : i �THE SANFORD HERALD, SAlO TftAY; OCTOBER 24,1925. In four Fort San Carlos, built by the 'Spanish under Don Andre in 1699 is also located in Escambia coun ty-__________________________ _ SPECIAL IM IJU * TIO X N o tic e In hereby g iv e n that apl l c t t l o n w ill be . msrte t*» tne l a t e I.eKlsIuturc at a special s e s ­ sio n t h e r e o f l o he held In Tallahas­ see, Florid a, on a d nle to be set by the flo v ern o r of the said Stare of F lo r id a for tho p assa ge of the p roposed la w . , A n a c t entitled an act e st a b ­ li s h i n g a bird reservation to .*• k n o w n un tho Seminole e r v n tlo n In the County H« It en a cted by th o f th e s t a t e of Florid S e c tio n 1. A bird to be k n o w n as the Iteserv n tlo n la hereb y created In the C ou n ty of S em in ole w ith in the lim its ami boun d aries and h erein ­ a f t e r d escribed, to -w tt: B e g in at th e Intersection of fia n c e f.lne b e tw e e n Ita n a es 29 and .10 and th e south s h o r e line of th e St. J o h n s river, nrid ru n n in g south six m ile s m ore or less to hW. Cor. of Sec. 31 T ji. 19 H.. IL 30 K . th ence e a st to XK. Cor. of Sec. 1 Tp. 20S. It. 30 E . : t h e n c e south to NK. f o r . o f Her. 2t. Tp. 20 H , U. 30 E.I thonco e a s t to HE. f o r . of S ee. n Tp. 20 H. It. 31 E.: th e n c e north ly a lo n g the m e a n d e r i n g shorn line of Lake J e s ­ s u p In th e south sh o re line o f the Ht. J o h r s river; Ihenco n o r t h w e s t ­ e r ly a l o n g th e m ea n d erin g shore e of th e said river to the point Dining n husband on iievtn-coursc olin dinners for $7.60 n week in impos- f S Beg. n 2. T h a t It shall ho u n ­ nible, Mrs. Elsie Ottoline, 18, of la w ef uc tio l to k ill, hunt. trap, d e str o y Toledo, has found. He critized her by n n y m e a n s w h a tev er, w ith in the i t s o f t h e Hem lnole Bird R e s e r ­ meals in a divorce suit, charging vliamtio n p ro vid ed for In Section I neglect and cruelty. She came o f th is act. nny bird, wild tu rk ey , right back with a divorce petition, w ild g o o s e , or a n y wild bird w ild f o w l of nny kind, or saulrrel and says any man who gave his or at a n y t i m e and t h a t th ere shall wife only $7.!>0 a week nnd then not h e r e a f t e r w ith in said lim its lie expects seven-course dinners Is a n y op en s e a s o n fo r g a m e birds or w l of a n y kind, ex cep t d o m estic worse than cruel. Ottqline soys ff oo w l, w ild d uck, snipe, nnd cool, he is of royal lineage nnd was a am i nny p sr s o n w h o at any German officer during the wnr. tim e v io l a t e s t h e p ro v is io n s of th is la w sh a ll u p o n c o n v ic t io n he p u n ­ ished as Is n o w provided by law for v io l a ti o n s o f the (la m e R aw s o f tills s ta te . S ectio n 3. II s h a ll he tho d u ty of th e f o u n t / C o m m issio n ers o f tho C ou n ty o f S c m ln o lo to post a t v a ­ rious p la c e s on th e rfrmlnolo Bird lleservu tIo n , provid ed for In thlo Act, n o tic e s to the public allowing th a t no h u n t i n g Is p erm itted In JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 21.—P ic said r e s e r v a t io n nnd w u r n ln g the ubllc a g a i n s t v io l a ti o n s o f this torial Outdoors, a monthly maga­ ~aw . zine published in Washington, D. flection 4. T h is la w sh a ll b ecom e C., anounccd several monthu ago e f f e c t i v e Im m e d ia te ly upon Its p a s­ that the October issue would be a s a g e by th o L e g is la tu r e and a p ­ v ed b y t h e Governor of Ilia sitecial Florida number. The maga­ p ro t a t e of F lo r ld n or Its b ecom ing a zine has reached Florida news­ l at w w it ltlm ' ' approval. h o u t Ills “ ................. C H A M BE R COMstands nnd inspection of it indi­ SANFORD S Leading Magazines Featuring Florida In Current Issues cates that it probably Is the most complete Florida number of any magazine ever published outside of the state. Tho American Motorist also de­ votes Itu October issue to Florida nnd every interesting feature about tho state is included. Iioth of the mnguzincs are profusely illustrat­ ed with Floridu photographs. The Review of Reviews is devot­ ing virtually nil of It- Novembo? issue to the state with the lording nrticlu written by Frank Parker Stockbridgc. It will be distributee) tho first of next week. ' ~ Chizzewinks Promise Fine Catches of Fish CANAL POINT, Oct. 21.—Chizzewinks in billions hnvu appeared in the laiko Okeechobee district, a certain sign of large catches of fish, according to lake fishermen. And fat fish accompany tho chizcewir.kz. A chizzotyink, In and k not a m o s q u i t o because while it is similar In nppcnrnnco it doesn’t sing nor does it bite. It is n water pro­ duct and a s a consequence never leaves its vicinity unless menik-rs of the finny tribe swim near the flurfaco of the lake in order to entch the insect!’, making it p o s s i­ ble for fishermen to gather more of them in with their nets. Fish fatten rapidly on a diet of chizze­ winks, the fishermen sa y . nnd in a few duys the majority of the fish caught in the lake will show the effects of the visitation of the in­ sects » IS 1' , v Tf f Hi When You Say: ;) i ifi W ; rvu. I IT You’ve Said - . MERCK NAT POYNTZ. If l i v i n g ttnd If d ea d . b ein g a R ule Day o f thla Court, at -------------------- i.- o .n .u V and s'*r ' maters hit wlf* tha Court Houso In SanforJ. flem lto te County. F lorida, ifn-1 In d e ­ fault thereof D ecree,-P ro C onfe.iso w ilt be entered a g a ln si yo u . ash' IS ATKINS ami— « . br ' a , f , n f f i it? B E R T IIA in ' ' i s n Y 'i ' n T O F s e m - Wife. lun.i nimUii n b o ve iti-irrlhflil. deacrlbed. LOVE her lAisband. LS1B land f 'l AVC EMV ^ T' ’ Fl-OIUOA. IX IUCIIARDSON nnd It Is th e r e fo r e O R D E R E D ARDSON herr" h u sb a n d , J Q l l N ^ B . thla n o tice be p u b lish ed In tfm MirrLri . OEOJknown , a B KINOPBIHtY #*rwl«#* an V tftv (o th«i- HALBERT a ml M. W. IfAt.REHT ford Herald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d K ING SBU R Y) “* ° - his w ife and NAT P r oOyYt vNTT Z ., d o c c a a - la Sanfprd, S e m in o le C o u n ty F l o r ­ ida. once a w e e k In f o u r co n s- c ir ed or o th erw ise a s h e t n c d e v ic e Complainant tlv e w e e k l y Issues. 1 gran tees or o th e r w is e , Itt’ lH b p r o W IT N E S S m y h a n d and t h o o f ­ Wny h erein after d e s e r l b d a n d to ALBERT F. K O PI\ et at. ficial se a l of th e C ir c u it C o u rt of nil parties, each a n d e v e r y , c l a i m ­ D efen d an ts. ing any Interest or In terea ta In t h o tho' S ev en th Ju d icia l C ircu it o f th e v r v r ir- L - ° r,& r. " f ■‘u h ll e n tI n n NOTIC E TO K N O W N AND t'N- land Involved In th la s u i t u n d e r a n y S ta te *>f Florida, In a n d f o r S e m i ­ KNOW V t i l ' t ’f v n %v *t*sj of th e above n a m e d 1 d efen d a n ts, nole c o u n t y . F lo rid a , on thin tho eneh and overy w h o s o , n a m e s am i residences are unknown to th e . Clerk. Complainant In th o a b o v e e n t i t l e d ause. and to all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s cause, C lerk . rhomsoever c l a i m i n g a n y I n f e f e s t w WILSON. IIO U,S B O ______ L b E R .__t HOYLE. HO' -r Interests In t h e lattd,,l n v o l v e d In W II------ - — S olicitors for C o m p la in a n t. MANtTEL h er husband, If llv- lid s auli. sjtld la n d , b e i n g a lt u n te Ibfl find If d ea d , t o all iiw iir s In Sem inole C ou n ty. F l o r i d a . UnJ Oct. 3-10-17-24. described as f o l lo w s : f o w l t : c l a i m i n g Inu -rest und er ALBERT F- K O P R H A N N A H M. HURT. T n E n o rth ea s t a u k r t e r o f t h a ' IN f T n c t i T r o r R T . f f l V R l t n j u ­ B RAULERflOX. MARIA so u t h w e st q u a r te r o f f l e c t i o n 22. d ic ia l CIRCUIT, SEMIN OI.H M W T L R lltJ.VT UF.OUUK J|E RT o w n sh ip 21 s o u t h , I t a iig o J'j IN CHAXCOC.NTV, FI.OHIIIA, BD-I . L E W E L L E N HUNT. EMMA east, ( l e s t th e n o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ C. M A M E L an d -----------------MANUEL ter of the n o r t h w e s t q u ifrter L T u t t i n v flH A noN . licr h u sb a n d , d e c e a s e d or otherwise, o f th e n o r th e a s t q u a r t e r o f th o C om p lain a n t, n s heirs, d e v is e e s , g r a n te e s or o t h ­ s o u t h w e s t q u a r te r nnd l e s s th a • •■ vs. e r w is e , In th o p rop erly Iterelnafr-r w e s t h alf of th e n o f t b e a s t q u a r ­ C II VAN ALLEN and L A U R A V A N d escrib ed , nnd to ull the heirs, de­ te r of th e n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r ALLHN. his w ife . If li v in g , nnd v is e e s , g r a n t e e s o r o th er claim ants o f th e s o u t h w e s t .'q u arter A nd If di-ail all p a r tie s c l a i m i n g a n y und er 1*. O. C. H U N T deceased: and le s s the w e s t q u n r to r o f th o ati-rest by. throi th r o u g h nr u n d er C. Iqierest to nil th e heirs, d ev isees, grantees n orth east quartflr o f t h e s o u t h ­ 1 Van Alien K and H. an<J L a u ra V an A l ­ V.r..'.,,.',r r. ’•.I', ‘n'-<nts under JAMES II. w e s t q u a rter o f fleettnn- 2t. aa ss h eirs, difvlsce*. fen, h is w ife, D E L IIR ID O B , d eceased, an-l lo all T o w n s h ip 21 Sou th , R a n g e 29 h erw la e, in th o la n d s le g a t e e s or otherv p arties, e s r h and everv. claim in g east). *» ” f [his Involved In this s u i t , as h e r e i n ­ nny Interest or Interests In Hie land a fter described; W. M. Mills, If l i v ­ liiv o lv sd In th is s u it under nny of nnd It a p p e a r in g fr o m t h e s w o r n ing. and If dead all p a r tie s c l a i m ­ th e u b o ve named d efen d an ts, each lllli of C om plaint h e r e in t h a t y o u ing an y Interest by. th r o u g h or and e v e r y w h o s e n a m es nnd resid en ­ and each o f y o u m a y c l a i m s o m e under w . M. Mills a s heirs, d e v i ­ c e s a r e u n k n o w n to th e Uomplnlrinnt rig h t, title or In t e r e st In a n d to th e sers. l e g a t e e s or o th e r w is e , In 111** In the a b o v e e n title d cause, and lo property h e r e in a b o v e d e sc r ib e d . lands Involved In t h i s su it, M ull u n k n o w n p arties w h om so ever It Is th erefo re O R D E R E D Unit h erein after ilescrlli***!; nnd J. H . c la i m i n g a n y Interest or Interests y o u nnd each o f y o u b« an d you a r e Coats. If liv in g , an d If d ead a ll In I lie land Involved In tills suit, h ereb y r* q u ln u l to a p p e a r t o tim parlies c la im in g a n y In terest b y, said land b e in g s i t u a t e In Hemlnole IIIII of C om p lain t h e r e i n filed In through b r under J. It. f.*iats. ns I otinty. F lorid a, nnd d esirlb ed us th is cau se ou M o n d a y th a 2nd. da)' heirs, d ev is ees, l e g a t e e s or o t h e r ­ fo llo w s, t o - w it: of November, A. D. 1935. tq e s a m e T he s o u t h w e s t q u arter of th«j s o u t h w e s t q u a rter o f Section I. t T o w n s h ip 21 south, flumce 2'J east. I1!1.'.’ a p p e a r in g from tho nw.irn hill of c o m p la in t herein th a t you and each of you mny claim so m e righ t, t i t l e or l n t - . e s : In amt In Hu- p rop erty h erein a b ove d e sc r ib ­ ed. It Is t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D that you and each o f y o u be and y o u are h - r e b y req u ired to ap p ear t o the « Rill of C om p lain t herein filed In »* llilii pimiw on Monday fli«? 2nd. day o f N ovem b er, a . !>.. 192.-,, th e sanuh c ln g a Ruin D ay o f th is Court, nt th e Court H o n s e In Hnafor.l, flemlnolo C ou n ty. F lo rid a, m d In defa, 7 j t , l h e r e o f D ecree Pro C on fesso w ill be e n tered a g a i n s t you, s a i l c a o s e b e in g a suit to q u iet till*. In A C U R A T PROGRAM lb*. C o m p la in a n t In and to th e land a b o v e d escrib ed . It Is th e r e f o r e O R D E R E D that th is n o tic e b e p u l-llsb .il lo : h - Han­ f t Ml miOREH Has w ell ford lie-raid, n n e w sp a p e r iiubl'shed in Hanford, Hem lnole C ounly. I'lorunder w ar lla grrat Ida. o n c e a w e e k In fo u r c . i n n c u x.ll.uoo.istn building and l i v e w e e k l y Issues. drvrlnpm rnt program , W IT N E S S m y hand nnd th e o f f i ­ cia l s e a l o f th e Circuit Court o f the tit bn rom plrlrd w llk on one yrnr S e v e n th J u d ic ia l Circuit of th e S ta te of |- lorldn. In and fo r Hem lnole If ruh.lllluna » f labor oud tualerCounty, F lorid a, on th is tho 3rd Inl supplies perm it. T h is Inrludea d a y o f O ctober A. I>. I925. w v a w iW c \W : coneecuilve weekly liauas. w ise. In th e la n d s Ln tUl* o f th e Hanford H erald, a newanatn-r ?uU a s h ereIn a fler described. published In S em in ole C ounty, ^ lo r Defendant*. 1(1As Order u f l, a b lleollo»DONE A N D O R D E R E D , thla 2nd T H E ST A T E O F KLO? , .rl A ri.T Van 1 i t h V an A en and I-aur* “ of ur ^ - ii'Kld’-.ajaf^ % £ C'jB U ^C l'rculL CSeUmVnolV*Cohunty: i’&Ml Bjr - A. M. W E E K S . U. C. ............... ......... SHARON. ell: dead all p arties c la i m i n g any It terest. by. th rou gh or under R - M^ Mills, ns heirs, devisee*, le g a te e s S o li c it o r f o r C o m p la i n a n t. H E N R Y HIMMONH, “ r w ls e In th e lands In v olvn l it Chi* ault. h erein a fter described a s fo llo w s, to -w lt: T h e East H a lf of the W e s t Half o f the N ortheast Q u arter o f the N o rth ea st Quarter ( E 4 o f R 4 Section o e c u u n s. ». of NEU of N E U ) T o w n s h ip 20 South, R a n g e 31 E a st. C on tain in g 10 A cres more or less. It a p p e a r in g b y th e "w,»rn hill or c o m p la in t h erein that y o u and each o f you. m ay In- Interested In Hint c e r ta i n describ ed lot o f land [tt -JemInolo County. Florida, and d e sc r ib ­ ed ab o v e. You nnd each o f You are h e r e b y com m anded nnd required to a p p e a r to said bill o f c o m p la in t n t th e Court H ou se In Hanford. S e m i­ n o le C ounty. Florida, on Monday, t h e 2nd day o f N ov em b er. A. D 1923. o th e r w is e said bill vyljj be t a k ­ en a s co n fessed by you find each o f you . said bill o f co m p ln ln t h a v in g _ filed fo r the purposo o f B illet­ been i n g t i t l e to th e above describ ed land In th e Complalntfnt, I- A u d rey S h a ­ ron. 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 rd er bo published o n c e a w eek ‘"°le CouS5«» sfe W ° f th, £?u,l> i PI IN T1IE C in c tlT COURT OF SEM­ INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. | \ CHANCERY, Complainant Vn ■ Ln# •J l. unit, c,«lminr eat* | b* , i - s. "ul*. *«M , U, f VIRGIL. E. LUCAS*, e t nl. D efendan ts. NOTICE* *TO ° K^’U W N ** A N D U N ­ KNOWN D EFE N D A N T S T H E S T A T E O F F L O R I D A , to: V IR G IL K. LUCAS, H A R R Y H E R . MAN W K S T IN U H O U H E . GEO RG E FROST, I) H. N E E D H A M a n d ---------1 N E E D H A M , hlg w i f e . D E W E Y I) NEE D IIA M . A N D R E W S U L L IV A N and MARY S U L L I V A N h i s w i f e If li v in g n n d If d ea d , t o a l l p a r tie s c la i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r V I R G I L K LUCAS. H A R R Y H E R M A N W K 8 T ING HOUSE. G E O R G E F R O S T . D II. N E E D H A M n n d -------------- N E E D . RAM h is w i f e , D E W E Y n . N E E D ­ HAM. A N D H E W 8U LLTVAN and MARY Mt’L L I V A N h i s w i f e , d e c e a s • d or o t h e r w i s e a s h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n te e s o r o t l u r w l s e . In th o p r o p ­ erty h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d , a n d t*i ull th e h e ir s , d e v is e e * , g r a n t e e s or o th e r e la lm u n t* u n d e r WILLIA Xl ilu U L D d e c e a s e d , find t o a ll parties, • nrh and u very c l a i m i n g a n y In ter­ e st or i n t e r e s t s In t h o Iqnd I n v o l v ­ ed In t h i s s u i t u n d e r n n y o f th e a b o ve n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , epch nnd every w h o s o n a m e s n n d r e sid e n c e s a n - u n k n o w n t o thjy C o m p la i n a n t |q g i n ^ n.?; b» , a SUt£* Propepy hf< “ (f. I'sreby I Hill of this ra„J.uW: gl.»0*?»CL «.ompl,ina“ ' > t ,,n1 Honfori k lorlda. one. , Secutlve f.W I T N E ^ W r flclul „ . a| In','. 8*vr State „f n,l> y,orj' County -rd. day ()f f V. E. (CIRCUIT cor! By A. ii xvr Solicitor,, fj Del. 3-IO-17-2I. Do You Know —th at th e Atlantic Coast Line issued bonds for 000 for double tracking and improving th«r facilities from Richmond to Jacksonville? »*♦' M X O T H 'K O P IN T E N T IO N TO O il. T A IN H P E C IA I. l.r.GIHI.ATION A T N E X T S l ' i a m SESSION O P l.K f i l H I . A T l III'.. N otlcu Is ht-roby g iv en that the Cinnity Iloaril of I'uhile Irurrm Ron o f Kenilnole C ounty w ill at the next v. e. Douglass, spiVlal se s s in n n t Hu- l.rg lsla iu ro Cleric. of lh>> Stall- o f Florida, rei-lc In oli- (C IR CU IT COURT S E A L ) la i n the •-iiartiiti-nl by nald la-glshiI*)’ A. M. W E K S , D ep u ty Clurlt. turn of siko Iii I li*g;sl.i!Ion vnlSdatltig \ \ ILSO.V R O U SEilO L D E R A. IIOVI.E. -••Mil - • . r . f II III III! I I l f . |. c t l o u ll- l I i l l f o r C om p lain an t. ■Hpie'u: Tux School D istrict No. I >rl. Hrilleliors 2-10-17-21. ( ( ith e r w ls f Known iih Sanford Hpi-rInl Tax Hchnnl lu -n il l ) of flemln o l f I'uiiniy e'lorlda. «-n the llii d v / ' Y . - I ' . v * : . . ‘ ’i r u u i t court of <>f heplfmlii-r, 1915, n u thorixin r Hi*l-<**u.inr*i nnd sab- oy s.iol tipi-clnl Tux trh on l D istrict, of boods In llie WILLIAM HIMMONH. sum of 1130,01111.0-1 in ncrur-lam-e Cuinplalnant wiiii r -s o lo il o n o f sr.M C ou n ly llonnl vc of I’ublle Itistrurilou ii-ldu'.-ii on ibo fJ. W. MOYER, e t nl. It i. day o f A u g u st, 1923 and au th o r­ D e fe n d a n ts. is ing til-- Issu an ce ami sib - qf said ‘,r '«ep " t I'uhlleaHan bonds, and in au th o rize and d i­ NOTIC E TO KNOWN A N D UN- • rect Hie ex p el,d ll lire of Hie proceeds KNOWN DEFENDANTS. I of Ihe s a le o f sal-1 lion Is for tliu T,/ « '• '•O ltlO A. lo: purpose se t forth In the aforesaid w. Mm Lit nnd------- Mover resolution of th e C ou n ly Bon'd of h is w ife , IIIUIRGB W . M A Y E R S and Uujilb- I n s tru ctio n adopted A u g u st / - • M A VK R8 Ills >Vlfe. L E W I S AT­ -----—A T K IN S h is wife. T his 3th. d a y nr September, 1923. IK RTIIAIR LOVE und----------LOVE COUNTY HOARD OF I’UIII.IC IN- ''’'r hnsban.l. .MRS. EU4IIJ RICHK T U U iTIU N AIID.HON and----------- RICHARDSON Ry: Fred T* W illiam s. Chairman. lo r htislnind. JOHN B. II A l.llE liT A ll. st: T. W. Law toil. nnd M. W. IIAL1IERT Ills w lf,. and —th a t the Florida E ast Coast Railroad \ssued| 000 worth of bonds for the double tracking1of\ stem through Florida? —th a t the Seaboard-All-Florida Railroad Hi 000,000 worth of bonds for improving that facilities in Florida? Ihe pew enpsew ny lo Miami llrarh, 100 feet w ld et aereral horels anil b u sin ess b loek s, reslileiiees, stre ets, liouleVards, ennnls nsd Im prnvem enls in' nnluril w a terw a y s. I•• .# >Nf « * —th a t the Seaboard Air Line issued $10,000/ of consolidated 6 % bonds for the improvemer facilities through the South to Florida? Thla great developm ent o f 2.MOO n rrrs Is II.** per rent sold, nlllm ugh It has b een on the market less than oar year. I.oenlrd nlnng nil the main h ig h w a y s lending In llie heart of Miami, nnd w ill, six m iles of fro n ta g e on m nlehless lllsra y n r lia r . Miami Shores tins broken a ll records of «nl*dl»l«lon s e llin g In Ih e Grenier Miami nrra. r r a ^ r * 1,1* , —th a t the Illinois Central Railroad, controllii. tral of Georgia Railroad, issued §20,000,000) bonds fo r the improvement of their facilitie the South and to Florida? T" IIIS does not tak e into consideration cu rren t issues and reg ­ * ular equipm ent bonds, etc., which would increase the total between $175,000,000 and 8200,000,000 worth of securities re ­ cently sold for the enlarging and improving of th e equipm ent of these railroads. . Announcement j *>s DO YOU KNOW TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC OF SANFORD ‘Beginning Monday, October 20 The Sanford Battery Service Company will be operated under new m anage­ ment and name. 1■ And remember, a railroad bond| sold upon a one-year earniitg must be sold on the record of an| curve of earnings over approxii years. A —th at the Florida E ast Coast bonds were sold through the offices of J. P. Morgan <5?Company? —and th a t the Seaboard Air Line tfBcurities were sold through the financial house of Dillon, Read & Company? ■ ■ Henceforth Will He Known Ah THE BECKER AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY Specializing in auto electricity. Auto Supplies Electrical Fixtures . Motors—Magnitors—G enerators Goyld Dreadnaught B atteries Gas Oil Greasej —and th a t the Illinois Central bonds were sold through the National City Company of NeV7 York? Well, that is all true! Paramount Service Guaranteed LOTS (We’re Listening) YOUR PATRONAGE KINDLY SOLICITED N The Becker Auto Electric Co. A. (i. Heeler, Prop. Phone 180. 1111 y.r Economical 7fJ**l/>or<jrto* a CHEVROLET . * r. OW then, do you think th at these railroads would expand as they have, and make such tremendous issues of bonds sold for the purpose of improving their railroad facilities throughout the South and Flor­ ida—do you suppose th a t such financial institutions as J. P. Morgan & Company, Dillon, Read & Company and the National City Company, would offer such securities if Florida did not w arrant their sale? Then why bother any more about asking questions as to the stability of Florida and the South? J C'JC Don - Inc. • Does this not convince you th a t all Florida, am larly Miami, not only now but will continue to ably considered in financial circles and accon ters the potential investor a most unusual and vestment opportunity? / r.„ MIAMI SHORES believes implicity th at the G ami district has ju st entered upon a great ev perity and therefore, with 50% of MIAMI S eluded irt the city of Miami, is goingita Lend a aggressive m anner to the task of helping cr R*er, better and busier G reater Miami. MIAMI SHORES * ^ U I K f C 'A ’ S M i) T 'f T E J , |;i< W E j f W. 122 E. Second SI, ritt-Chittenden Realty Company, District Managers, -10 E ast F irst St., Sanford, Fla. ' ’ • �*' ' I ► >1 k »(t n, • 4««* t i • • • • V«. | *. M)•*•!«» V4•• 1l | »t HM-MMIII **• I If **M- *1*1 ' *■ Mi i i ™ 1 i: 1 / it • ; 5|| , . <■'Mot/mrll >iil.t i , , i- • !• *’ * ’ i ____ -11' 1 i i »i In*' i ' il ' I' " ti i) /■ [ • >t l if ’l1"' :;| I 77 ifJiw ■: ! T ' 7 :.r 17 f for Investors. D A Y T O N A SH O RES, Inc] .*&& a gou 11 I L* j . W iid a rM A iW n i l Hof** -t-j ILL ,r, j ~l H i LI i L b ,I N E keen-m inded business men sat around a table three m onths ago at Daytona and asked themselves this ques^ tio n , “ What can we do to make the developm ent of D a y to n a Shores establish a new record in Florida Real Estate activities?” And their U N A N IM O U S answer was, “ give so much EXTRA V A L U E in the first unit that the appreciation of values will he unprecedented in real estate annals.” i * i■ • ■ in >ti*( ■ ■ i • rnir* » / op* p j-q X m T h ese men included several bankers, successful real estate men, and merchandising experts. M en w ho are keenly analytical of the public mind, whose years of experience has taught them what it* takes to give confidence and accelerate sales. * ■* c u i io«GUi u i.im u .m l mi = bt naaBtiqBBiiaariagaaiiPqEBS T O n if t:i he ? 1 ■r £i£t il ■ * J 1■04 5 • rO**Tf N to * BOOtlYAltO TV 1 I • 1• i i i 4 "i -• 1II11Ti' i »# i l * * » •* « 1 * 1 A '— 7 ~ ~ *» 3 * 1* ■m ; >* ■* 4 * * i•# ' t ■* P* 3 1 n C4MINODie c AMI-..J Dll. ti l) -W | V j}*i \ El ■v rc**ffNtDAISuUPtO H U m c ic x n t-x t UDR antM . fesi in at n A <t A nd so we have chosen as our FIR ST U N I T the wonderful C A U SE W A Y S E C T IO N which is the very H E A R T of the Daytona Shores properties. H A L 1F AX —and we have PU R PO SE L Y priced the lots in this first unit to expedite p i d s for first investors. . R I V E R x N eed we say more to potential investors? it * Except, perhaps, to add that this is the section of Daytona Shores w hich has ocean frontage, — this is the unit in which the proposed causeway is to be located, jo in in g both banks of the Halifax and giving every section of D aytona Shores an outlet to the sea, — this unit has T H R E E shore-lines, one on the ocean and two on the H alifax River, x .^^ 4^ I . ; * ! f, PJ' ' J Q. te J y '• ' ft » L 7 * 7 - *a c? a T IT • ' - /a o * — this u nit embraces the proposed new ocean plaza and the great ocean playground, <3 - — this unit centers about a great park bordered by proposed wide boulevards, it 7 f ft — this unit embraces eighteen blocks ol lots on the D ixie H ighw ay, Hi — this unit is, in short, the cream of the investment opportunity existing at Daytona Shore?. Investors who arc interested i:i getting in on the ground floor of a . opportunity which is based on the deliberate plan of giving f • i u> fcsi investors tnc choicest values and the greatest increases •a. ..v.icd to com m unicate with our otlicc named below. © i. 0 nrru* mm u miuu t.iu)k»7 i Fir»t U n it io V*- — C a u s e w a y S e c tio n 4— r * u r 1 O v A jv iT t-a j A T L A N T I C Jl OCL,\N ,j --------- " \ . UatAIMiii, r*M.-„';.r‘L„rDr,,'r ,,,*h *"***• Please stria me information regarding the i n v e s t m e n t p o s s i b i l i t i e s o f the f i r s t unit Causeway Section) of Daytona Shores. �\ ■ , • -~H-----— fUES Fcge Three) ' .. conflicts from [new regime of Ron. butted can resruijr. outbreak * fact that both * .have exp«*. of nbiilci=ion, and ■note to Inca pealed to the Ln.i that Greece territory- lf.*J1u* L to exi.', either Lc mu^t ask^tho L on the causes Ej briji'i in aJfo* 1 11 ” party insist on n 0 determine the re, the outbreak, the i e tu scntl a special , the Macedonian ke at) inveuiigation. ;uVrian trouble is * A circl es “H [tunate and untimely 1entertained that the {oUo« the g r a te r . in constructing a pact, on which .taking the init.i> include Grcec®. Slaria. Rumania to Turkey. forts w'H *h‘ made [jc'thf new frontier iro-ursce the cren^aa pact, rendering iunlikely. raw Iroops t. 28.—(/P)—The h'» Athens cork'Uthat Grceks and firg it instance of draft* thx-iif troops t,«e frontiers. 'At V)MONDAY) Seven DealM Reported YORK, Oct. 2 6 .—W - - A disastrous Sunday Rale swept the middle and north Atlantic stnte.i and nn 85 mile wind benring rain caused seven denths and much property dnmnge in five stutes. At Woburn. Mnss., T>00 houses ^werc shattered nml ocean and coastal shipping demoralized. ■ 1 -Begins to Repair Damage. WOBURN, Mass., Oct. 20.— ight i/i which national ]led Mltc Htornijllttcrprew at lootim jlthis begin organUM# ef| mir ’fthc devastation ^ p lig h t W i n mjniaturo; toPiado wMtdi tw litrn through theihosiness crtitTi*, tMiisfng one <WAtn nrfd half dozen injuries nnd property dam­ age rurvning into hundreds of thou­ sand dollars. new 1 HIT- • OneThinWoman “K«'nst you "n thh!Prnun£ wth*i,t^d \ Clearwater—$125,00 laundry and ■*? f 11r u ruI that this [dry cleaning plant to bo erected inford q A,(Gn;;'6'cV. ‘ih'.iiVi •Ti<(i nf _ ty. Florida. Six persons were dead 28 others suffering from injuries today as nf'n! l ''joSS .,nJ' hand and th*n seal I. Irm'lt C o u r t o f t h e Seventh Se the result of a series of five auto- ....■."•.ill in-mt of th e S ta te «>f Flomobjlo mishaps yen.erdnv in four .... .. . i‘V"1 f,,r Seminole County, southern states. Eleven of the in­ A. \ I). .192.,. the m i l day of October, jured arc classed as serious, four , V. K DOUOLAHM. t nf whom are not expected to live. ... ‘ I.'rU of tlic Circuit C o u r t nf th e In ■ah? ;'l •tr ES toys • ■ - **•« - * 'A* - Skinny Men Can ”s Do The Same ■i* .» *,«: LAKE FRONTAGE. And Cloac-in Businesa Lota, —See us before buying— ; ALLEN AND BRENT ATAUCTION s ENT ALLEN AND BREI 5 Hall, Pentland & McCall Audits nml more p a r ticu la rly d escrib ed as fo l lo w s : T im N C ’i o f tit.* Nh1l i o f S ection ft. T o w n s h ip 2(1 South. Itangu 111 Hast, or a n y part or parcel th e r e o f under th e a b o v e n am ed d e fe n d a n t s, or o t h ­ e r w is e . It Is hereby ordered that yo u . nml ea ch of you. I.e and a p p e a r before our s n l d - t ’lrcult Court at th o Court H o u s e at S a n ford . F lo r id a on -ho jn th dav of N o v em b er A. D. FtJ.I, an d th.'a and 1 t h e r e m a k o a n s w e r - Systems S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager RINE’S FILLING STATION Phone 46l-J 1113 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fla. r* ■ B B ■ T h r e e Inla « ii F a r i t Avc.. >.1000.00 a n d >3.100.110. I F o u r ro o m h n u ^ r , il.nilile k :i r a i jc n n d t w o lo ts SltXMi.OO, , ,* 'i ' 5 T w o Ini* I2.1»I00 sio o o .o o e a c h . Realty Valuation Is Increased A t Tampa IA ‘STORM TAMPA, Oct. 26.—W1)—Valua­ on real estate, personal nnd )RES AND tion railroad property in Hillsborough jumped more than §20,000,[BIGLOSSES county, 000 for the new fiscal yenr begin­ ft T w o lot* n r n r I1 e |io ( fo r >7000.00. H o r a n In. a T w o lo t* on I’n r k I3.1v ISO >0300.00. T a k e n look. ■ ■ ■ I',v o lol* on S a n f o r d A vc. O n e >.'.000.00, o i l i e r sr.Oon.oo, N M e e lo t on H im A vc. >3000.00. Yota e n n ' t b e a t it. Jo vou get up i F i v e lot* In f r o n t o f H o t e l F n r r r v t I.n k e . T w o Ini* In M a y f a i r . T h e o n l y t w o a v a i l a b l e , IS Ini* In c ity l l m l l* f n r S27.000.00. , t ’liulee It. II. f r n n l n i t e ill SIII.IMI p e r f o n t . M e e lot * nn l i n k A t e . Call n o d * e e t b .e m . I h a v e t h e el»olee*t n r r e n K e In e l l y f o r ouhillvlolon . If Inten**led t a l k will* m e . If |F * hUNlnen* p r o p e r l y l h o v e H int. l i m e Niinte o n u 00 > e n r ten*c— e a i l 'l h e h e a t . I t JOII lire n n l r n n K c r II H ill pu> » o u tu InvcN tlK iilr. ■ , . d i _ ----------- ------------krn Hr,* n- - A RE you full of “pep” nml vim hungry us J j v when you get up—hungry a bear, spreading joy throughout your home and fairly eager to get at your work? Or, do you feel all tim l-out and aching in every bone and musclo— Lad taste prevailing—not wanting any breakfast—grouchy and misJ B cruble and just driving yourself to ■ J work Ly ht#in force? v When you feel this way you nro W. J. THIGI’EN * hopelessly beaten before you start. J And it’s all because* your red-bloodPhone 517 The l’uleston-Bruntley Building. n cells are. below normal. That’s why ^BBBBBBBBBiaB«BBBnBBHB*ntIHBBBBnBaB*BB«BBBa«BB«BBB you need S, S. S, And when you build up your blond with S. S. S. that sluggish, aBBBBBHBBBBOBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUBBMllBBBB let down feeling, as well as rheumat ism, p i in p 1 1* s, boils anti other skin, troubles disappear. * ning Oct. 1, according to figures ■from T.tge One) released today by S. E. Sparkman, |.t) irtifut fhifud in Bar- county tax assessor. lot |tr litre it spent its Itctiiyi and then pro­ A CORRECTION of tho 16 |cd 'kTDod, U were cuUiU.KWlm.liwL—In t lm.i*itnffacd.ij craid.of Jut.tjLL£a diatnnee of Troy, day, Oct. 21, it was erroneously , all of whom were!stated that the trial of Jerry Walat Comer, in Bnr-lkcr in Municipal Court Friday, on a disorderly conduct chnrge, had liar.j and lied Cross been continued until Wednesday. |ly offi red their as- Walker was tried for a violation of b.r toriutdn vic- the traffic laws during tho Friday h ' iit:g I.. Id llti.: session anil was fined $3 by Judge ve thriu.ands dollars W, E. White. \ ON LAKE JESSUt* ACUKS near Oveido, hard road, Reven acres Wvation. flowing well, very fine truck land. Easy terms. F iv e ■ L o ts T h r e e b a n d H o u s e s «■ “i S S I S S S S. S. S. today. Build v s West First Street close to new swimming pool ' block off Sanford Avenue in the nts $6oOJjO. Terms to suit. F* i* Y o u 'd think f r i e d 'e g g s w o u l d h e ort'd 't t f f r f d n 't b e t ’ improved. Fry them in Snowdrift and they can't. . * A j Snow d rif t > ' a m> your bloo<l. Feet the quick return of health, strength and energy. And you’ll get up in the morning glad you’re living. S. S. 9. is sold at all pood druggists. Get the larger sizcIt’a more economical. wholesome frying t fat • \ N At a Real Dargain, ITUVIS & WILCOX REALTOR '"""'^■"■■■■■aBUflflflBHBaBBBaBBnUBaB BMHBBB a Rooms 501-502. Phone 55 First National Hank Hulldlng, ' SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING 'T TOSELL YOUIt FLORIDA [ i L O T S—L O T S— L O T S E. F. L A N E .1 H all III.I k . g r 0 I iA BaaHBHBaaaaBaBBDBBaaaBBaBaaBBBHBBaaaaaaaBtiMBXxBtiii ; 3 a then l is t i t w it h / B Uflbourne Realty & Bldg. Corp. JcUi \ ifi -Me lb o u r n e , f l a . I' 200 >1 S l »x . |f p c,,nct‘rn doing a nation-wide advertising and gelling results. , , *«BBBBaBBaaHaaaaaBaaaaaaaBBHBBBBBBBBBai! Two lots in Pinehurst, eastern exposure, * ■■■■*■■ ■■ ■ a a a * m a a one corner, very small cash payment, u ^ a a a iB a a a a i Ml I ’-tR IC A V E N U E C O R N E R * M K ST F I R S T S T R E E T C O R N E R I have the best variety of lot listings in Sanford. Also desirable business property and homes. [L ' List Your Property With balance $60.00 quarterly, must act quick. H ^ .*■ r IN ANY PART OF TOWN. iLr PROPERTY SPECIALS 1 B B B ■ B M 7-* LO T See C. H. WANSLEYi K IN G He Really Sells Lots of Lots c n r e L ' r 1"88•wlU 11 H ■ mu : ■ •A. Caldwell lj Lake Shore Realty Co. Seminole Hotel A 12b o n e - » \ /•. .* r ([ I, * / OSCAR R.„ BROOKS , ^ •”> **» Phone 482W (*.! * ■ J t That's going some—but skinny Tnlliihnwan,, u.._ , , , I Phone 465 . ,? ss5*— Rurnl population men, women nnd children just in Florida has increased II per ' Deput y Clerk, can’t help putting on good, heal­ cent in five years. I & & & . « * SITW E,t thy fltfsh when they tako McCoy’s --------------------------------- --------------------- (Solicitor* an d *.f C ounsel fo r tho (Complainants Cod U ver Oil Compound Tahlets. Pmlticnt coughs and colds lead t® As chock full of vitnmincs ns tho ■ Wfious trouble. You can slop 'them i now with Crcomulsum, an :«mu ]-:c- j .uhified nnsty, finhy tasting cod liver oil (.oi .yTT. ik.f'lld> ( i:ii\. j TjJ 1,. x-/virf*triin creosote that is tiku. -----,— ^to — v Creoitself, but these augar-conted ntajsion is a nrwi raodical diWovery ACTORS ..... ' ........ ^ t 6 a . x c ° o n ^ tasteless tablets nre as easy to J.laln.tnu*' t UaS rS e ll T w u r I’r o p e r l r L eLt e Ua U rn ! l t s t n l e A u e l l u n SInle*. n tr s . V . with two-fold action; it soothfci and U Jj l: r ” . tako ns candy nnd won’t upset the MAU\4 rilj!!t 4 f heals the inflamed membranes and ia­ a| t\ Da nftktM&flWlLLLP^!. Stomach. mbus perm growth,' •*! sti7 '* On and after' Jhnuary the li»f.. nilnnt*. Of nil known druas, creosote li reo> r On© womnn gained ten pounds t V r a r e p r r m n n r n t l r I n e a t e il In S a n f o r d t'lln llan 10th, 1926, the Painters scnle ognlzed by high S S l a u t h S l H r t as in twenty-two days. Sixty tablet**, 01*11 SAI.KH r O H C B A I I R R X P R R T S T o Mary r . H artle y Phillip*. „n.l one of the greatest healing agencies for sixty cents nnd money back if not h uaba m l .1. r Phillips; J u lia v U urt- will be $1.00 per hour. tV r O n n r n u tr e S .n tl-fn rtlo n satisfied. Ask Sanford Hrttg Co., Ivy; I-rai".( H Ja m . I la rtl. y; th .o rg c persistent coughs and colds and other I t >uu b n t r 1’r o p r r t r j u u w a n t ■old— M a t I t w i l l a* a n d b l n It II. H uH Icy, ami w ife,---------- I la r t l .y , Local 1261, Sanford lorras of throat troubles. Crcomulsion nnd Union Pharmacy or any drug­ ^ o o d .h y r. wlioto. i ‘lirlutlati nam e k. unkn o w n . contains, in addition ti creosote, tjther gist for McCoy’s Cod Uver Oil Curlt-n,. Ii H a r tle y ; amt . a . t . an.] By M. D. JACKSON, ' ••v.-ry tho al.ov.. iiatn.it il.fi<u(1healing elements which soothe and heal Compound Tablets. Directions and Financial Secretary. u n ts. If llvlmt, an.l If .•11lii t . an y the infected membranes and stop thri' •formula on each ,h<fT. , S lilt K. srrerid'strict. Snitrork, rfln. o r all of Ou. sal.t ilof.iKlaius l • irritation and inllamntation, while the “Get McCoy's, the original and 5 } , < > ' , rl ili'n.l. to all p a r lie s claiiniiu; in te ra itfm n m iiD , crcjiioto goes on to tho stomach, is ab­ genuine Cod’Liver'Oil Tablet.” cuts, a s heirs, devisees. Krantra-s, n r asyrtSth. r . talina.itn iiml. r , n..|i sorbed into tho blood, attacks tho seat a n d ovary ..f tin- follow ing d.-ecasof the trouble and checks the growth r d d.'fnndanls, t o - w it: Mary F. of the germs. 1( a r t Phillips, and hiishati.l, .1. C. P h illip s; J u lia V. H a rtley ; KranTires and Tubes Crcomulsion is puaranteed satisfac­ c e s Jar..- IlnrtU.yj tlvorg.. ’l l. H a r t­ tory in tho treatment of persistent ley, nnd w ife,------------- H a rtley, wlms.. At pricey that nr* righ) roughs and colds, bronchial asthma, C h ristian name Is u n k n o w n , <’■>rlenti 1 >. Hartley; in and lo th" lands bronchitis and other forms of respira­ h e r e ln a ft. r di serllted; to all p. rsons tory diseases, and is excellent for build- . Pan Am and Standard Gas ana and p a n l . s r la l m l n g Int.T e s t s unlng up the fystem after colds or flu.’ <1.-r D an iel H a r tle y , d r c c a s.s l. as 011a heirs, devisees, g r a n te e s , or a s o i l i ­ Money refun led if any cough or cold ia er c la im a n ts or o th e r w is e . In and not relieved after taking according to to th e property h e r e in a f te r d, scrib ­ MVeedol Oils” directions. Ask your druggist. Creo. ed. nnd to any nml all o th er p erson s Miami, Jacksonville, Tam pa, Sanford. ^ w h o s e names a re u n k n o w n c la i m i n g mtdsion Company, Atlanta, Go. (adr) a n y right, t i t l e o r Interest In and Electric Irons to th e f o l lo w in g , d escrib ed p r o p e r ­ •* 317-18 F irst National Bank Building ly , situ a te , l y i n g and b e in g In S e m ­ Radio Supplies in o le C.n>!il> am i S l a t e of Florida, SANFORD, FLORIDA fContinued from Page One) against reactionaries and against feudalism.” ' The finance minister began by recounting tho variouo interior charges with which the state was faced, amounting in all to three hundred billion frnnes, in addition to huge exterior debts growing out of the war nnd its afterm ath, lie discussed a capital levy ns a possible solution m eriting serious consideration but one which would lend to chnon and ruin. Finnlly he proclnimud ns his fi­ nancial policy a system of progres­ sive taxation striking severely at opulence, a “ pitiless” tax on lux­ ury, “special contributions upon every form of fortune” nt moderate Tates nml n rigid system of public economies. M. Caillnux'n virtual defiance of tho socialists and rndicnls who nre demanding the imposition of a cap­ ital levy serves to heighten the critical'nature of tomorrow’s cab­ inet meeting and strengthen the opinion of thoso who believe his resignation is a certainty unless by a miracle he enn win over nil the other members of M. Puinlcve’u political family. PROPERTY? U e with good Office 110 E. Second Street S eventh .indicia! C irc u it of Flor* *'la. In and for S em inole County. Hy A. M. w c c k s . CAILLAUX DEFIES 2« JrSt SOCIALIST GROUP 1 TO DISLODGE HIM Inve-fgate ftnniuot thnt the t t „.«<* in private fich there will he a hear explanations e:\rian nnd Greek The Council will m ‘ilay to consider JJE^SANPOBD.Hl 6 Dead And 28 Injured wa„ raised for relief work and rcs__ were organised r*; i Jsp g 1 i * j, 30(> First National Bank Bldg. •.’•SANFORD,FLA* / f *- y 3.1 H �THE B ttford Herald « Ira ftr* . rm M i ftimiroiiTinN nAYr.n On* T ill —17.00 Mix Months... • *n Olt by Week, Hu. Wm kJr Edition M r >*ar. • N P R r i A i . S O T I C ® i All obituary I oM c m , c a r d s of th an k * . rraolutlnn* a n d n o tic e * ot • n t« r f a tr .-.« n t» w h ir # C h a r g e * a r e w a d e w i l l ba ch arged # c r i t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rata*.__ W RM nrn t u b akhociaticm i*n®M Tw* A ssociated Preee te eselu st v ily en titled in th e uae for rep n b llcatlon o ' a ll n « * « d is p a t c h e s e i e d l t r . to It or not otherwl** eredIn th is paper and alao the lo­ ps" a ew * published herein. All rlghta « f rep u b lfcatlon o f epeclal dlepstcnM h erein ere also reserved. MONDAY. OCT. 2fi, 1923 THR HERALDS PLATFORM I —Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. . . S.—Construction of SL Johns-lndinp River canal. 3. -—Extension cf white way. 4,- -BvU’uion of local amusements. —Swimming pool, lennia courts, etc. Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. %.—Extension of street paving pro­ gram. 1*—Construction o, boulevard trot nd Lak<* Monroe. C—Complc'ion of city beautifiestlon program. 0/—Expansion of athool system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities. MERCY ASSURED:—Ho thnt covereth his tins shall not prosper; hut whoso confesseth and forsafeeth them shall have mercy. Proverbs 28:13. PRAYER:—Our loving Father, we thank Thee that in Christ Je­ sus our I-ord, when wo confess our sins, Thou art faithful nnd just to forgive uii our sins, nnd to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. TO A NURSE To be a nurse Is To walk with Cod Along tho path thnt Our Master trod. To soothe the achings Of human pain, To faithfully servo For little gain, To lovingly do The kindly deed, A cup of water. To one in need. A tender hand on A fevered brow, A word of cheer to The living now, To tench the soul through Uh body's woe, Ah! this is tho way that Jesuv would go. O white capped girls in Dresses of blue, Our great Physician's Working through you' —Mrs. A. It. I j MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925 HURRAH, A NEW FOOTBALL, THEY'RE OFF AGAIN Stranger-Than Fiction TAMPA TIMES ■ • e o « 4 .d ir t Mitt »t ISIS, - a ; t h i “ o s i o f t l c e P l o c l d l t n d « r A c t Of SANFORDH Here Is what Is declared to bo a true story that is much strang­ er than the fiction of the nature story fakers, and it is unusual, be planted in various colored flowers so that this winter for it tells of a crippled little girl when tourists arrive they will find Sanford a city of flow­ who played with a pet terrapin. ers. The terrapin escaped and after Perhaps we are all too busy to bother with the appear­ wandering thirty years returned a or two ago to the home ance of our town. Perhaps we don’t realize the importance Sunday where the child hod lived. The of making our community as attractive as possible to those little girl has been dead twentypeople who come here for the first time. At any rate we two years hut her people still live are allowing valuable time to pass without doing anything at the old place. The terrapin has to make Sanford as beautiful n city as it could easily be­ made no perceptibc growth in all thnt time. come. It was in 1893 that Henry Hess, Known at a distance as “The Land of Flowers," Flor­ whose home is nt Bossevnin, W. ida often proves to he a great disappointment to people vis­ Va., found the terrapin or tortoise iting the state for the first time. Instead of roadsides be­ and carried it home to his little daughter. The child play­ ing lined with blossoming shrubs and the door ways crowd­ crippled ed with it nnd it became ns tame ed with gorgeous-hued flowers, travelers coming into the ns a kitten. This terrapin was of state find an amazing absence of flowering plants until they the dry-land variety, a creature get into the few villages and towns of the stnte that have thnt lives in n sort of shell-like ar­ mor, brown on the top nnd yellow been progressive enough to carry on “town beautiful” pro­ on the bottom, into which ho can grams. Iwithdraw his legs and his spike­ Just now the accumulation of money seems to be upper­ like hut toothless hend, and be en­ shut up, when he looks some­ most in the minds of Floridans and things beautiful seem tirely what like one of the “tanks” they to he shoved aside. Perhaps when Florida communities used in the World War, according to the West Virginia description of it. We have a suspicion that it Medicine CabU The Price Soon the terrapin, or dry-land turtle, became so tame that Mr. Hess drilled a hole on either side through the rim of the creature’s shell nnd rigged up a harness and the terrapin pulled a toy wagon to umuse the child. Sometimes the little girl hitched the unusual draft animal to a stick of stove wood nnd made it haul thnt to and fro. Terrapins do not travel fast, neither do little crippled girls, and so the matter of speed did not count. Horses of the terrapin breed are THE VANISHING FARM lomctimes contrary things and MIAMI HERALD lometimcs this one balked and ailed to respond to his driver and ho little girl would make believe The department of the interior that for the amount o* labor exdie was whipping her “horsy” and has issued a statement to the pended there is less financial re­ lic thing would withdraw into its effect that since nineteen twenty ward than in other lines of indus irmor, pull up its legs and draw the number of farms in this coun- try. Excessive taxation may fur in its head and make itself into a try has decreased by 75,737. Thin nislt another reason. The lure ol small brown package. When its looks rather discouraging, in view city life undoubtedlydrawn mnnj Speak Kindly To, And Of Animals humor changed it would dropdown of the fact thnt the consumption from the farm. The fact that higi Its bony shutter and peer out, its | of farm products is constantly in- prices to the consumer are not ic fleeted in high prices to the pro Why, asks David Leu Wharton in a recent article in the bendy’ eyes sparkling through creasing. magazine “Dumb Animals”, do we persist in likening evil the crack in its half open shell.] The importance of manufacturing ducer _discourages ninny farmers a period of two years the crip*'as n basis for prosperity has been Here is real problem that mus and disagreeable people to animals that do not possess their Over pled child and the terrapin were I strongly emphasize 1 in recent , he solved if there is to be maintain undesirable traits? great friends, hut one day it es- year i No city is considered a s ta -'fd a proper balance between pro Mr. Wharton declares that the comparison of people who Iraped or wandered away. The lit- Llo city which does not have what^duction nnd consumption, have distasteful and offensive peculiarities with animals tie girl grieved for it nnd child's are called industries. In the menn-i It is interesting to note thn hunted, but all in vain, time the basic industry of the coun- while the number of farms in th that are decidedly opposite in characteristics, ______ _____ ____ d friends is nothing Ten years later the little girl went try has been discouraged. United States has decreautd in th hut a habit and decidedly unfair to the animals, lie bemoans to sleep, and her tired little body Manufacture rests hack upon ng- Past five years, there has been a the fact that the habit is so wide-spread and believes that to the long rest. That was twenty- riculture. Many of the raw mater- increase in Florida. This increns two years ago. ]inls w|,jch keep the factories go- Is likely to continue, for many refl it is becoming more prevalent each day. A few Sundays ago the terrain** are produced on the farms. Peo- sons. In his article, the author points out the falseness of many common expressions. This business of calling coarse and boisterous laughter u “horse laugh” is absolutely wrong, he asserts, and says as a matter of fact, horses neveri* indulge in rudeness, Mr. Wharton further asks: ash*Why is a crabbed and morse person said to be “as cross as u bear,” when a bear is noted for his rollicking good nature? "We haven't heard of a mnh Jong party or men anyone trying Why is an unkind and meddlesome woman styl­ to work a cross-word puzzle in six ed "an old hen,” when a hen is one of the kindest months. Aro people la-coming civ­ and most motherly of creatures, attending strict­ ilized 7” asks the Sanford Herald. ly to her own business? Not civilized necessarily- Just ink ing up other and more foolish fails Why is one who is deceitful and dishonorable —that's all.—Times Union. alluded to as “a dirty dog” when a dog’s heart is clean and honorable to the core? "Herman A. Dnnn, president of Why should a coward be called “chicken-heattho Florida Chamber of Commerce, says that this man Keats, who has ed" when chickens will fight to the death, not been knocking Florida so iitrenuonly to protect themselves and their young, hut to ounjy in the Scripns-Howard pap­ bring financial gain to their owners. ers, actually bought land when ho Why Is a man who turns upon his benefactor, was down here, it may be a 'bub­ ble' blit apparently lie wants some and seeks to injure him, termed “an ungreatful of the suds.”—Sanford Herald. cur”? Such a thing as an ungreatfid cur does not This also for tho benefit of our exist. Youngstown, Ohio, friend, who was Why is a guilty looking or shame-faced per­ worried over tho Keats buncombe. —Clermont Press. son supposed to look "sheepish?” Sheep never look guilty or ashamed, as they do nothing which would Golden Tornado by a touchdown. While it is unlikely that the Crim­ son Tide will 1st defeated this year, we cannot help hut recall that the Florida eleven, which meets the Alabamans very soon with big odds against it, within the past three years has twice defeated the Crim­ son after living doped to lose by two touchdown i on one occasion and three on another. Then again you never can toll about football. St. This story has the merit of being nd applicable to these prohibition days -k- although to the best of my kunwih- ledge it originated hack iti the Hi- wicked pre-vnlntcad days, teAn auctioneer's man had been an sent to a household to list its conowl tents. Nothing of especial interest, ty. either to himself or to others lay marked the course of his labors i is until he had progressed so far as its ibu dining room. Here, following his routine, he proceeded to enum­ erate the furnishings in proper or­ der, Rem by item. In one of Lloyd George's cnrly In his flowing professional campaigns some one threw u brick script he sei down the tally in hi* through the window, and it fell on the platform at his feet. Picking it Up he cried: “Behold the only argu­ ment of our opponents." From the gullcry, it sullen fellow kept calling out "Rats! Ruts!” In one of his meetings. "Will some one please take the Chinamen his dinner?" was the witty and effective reply. Once when he was talking on 'home rule* he suit! "1 want home rule for England, for Scotland, for Wales,1Lodge displayed for Ireland."—At this (mint some jit would be umri one shouted, “Home rule fur hell." I were not full .if "That';* right," he shot buck. "Ev* j dictions, cry man for his own country," In ^ Tha story of th another gathering u man shouted.. told here shows "Oh, you’re not so much. Your d ad 'forts to A,,| Vo pi U sed to peddle vegetables with a | lent, his efforts t donkey nnd cart. “ Yes," said the wur uitcr the l.u« orator, "thut U true. My father sire to me Anui was » very poor man. The cart has favor of a on Id long disappeared, but I see the j Lodge with u g donkey is still with ua.”—Chris- against him. Yet lian .Regi *pr, have us Mjeve *1 ed clothes of some sort to wear i f ' easy reach of the centers of coniat there were m> factories. They can sumption, and with constantly 'un­ it- not eat nnd cannot wear clothes if -proving tram nortation will be able dd-there are no farms. Thu two ele-J to -supply many lines of produce at its rnents of industry, under present a time of year when they are not w n,conditions, aro mutually depend- <available elsewhere. This will make >P-,cnt. ; farming in Florida increasingly 1 lk ] There is no cause for alarm in j profitable. L'" the rapid increase of manufacture.! It is profitable now, in fact. It es. There may tie cause for alarm if is no uncommon thing to obtain m‘ |the decrease in the number of profits of a thousand dollars or 'farms indicates a probable decrease more an acre. Not one crop alone, er- in farm production. It probably but several, may be taken from on does, not mean that them has been Florida farms in a year. Living >nd any decrease up to th» present Iconditions in the rural sections are till moment, hut if this trend contin- becoming more and more comfortIso ues greater efficiency in the man- able. There is every reaton to iiepin agement of the farms cannot kccp'Beve that Florida is to be one pf ess pace with the decrease in acreage. I the greatest agricultural states in ing As to why there are fewer farm -i the Union, nnd this will insure stuur- ers there cun be no very certain' hility to the rapidly growing cities os- knowledge. One reason n ay be of tho state. WHERE DANGER LURKS CI.KARWATEIt SUN The Way Of A Maid Reducing ATLANTA GEORGIAN hi- and hts family narrowly es­ caped serious injury because of a pile nf brick i left in the street at night and on which no warning lirht was p|need. A washout was also reported upon which there was no warning light. Sometimes it is not in the street but on the sidewalk. A few ftray hoards, a piling or two. or a pipe line. Several persons have Mutnbl,,,l and fallen on the sidewalks recently becau:iy of things of -.Ids sort. Speed in construction is to be commended but no! .-it tl„. _______ FORTIFIED The Seminole County Bank is fJ fied by its strength and efficid —always taking good aim to a its customers well and be helpfj them in all m atters regarding^ commercial banking interest* J e m i n o l e ( f o u r th S a n fo r d , F la STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRI! REAL ESTATE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY 1200 feet on Railroad 4 A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS I A FEW CHOICE H O U S E S I Located in Exclusive Residential Section*' Price and Terms on Request. BUILDING LOTS Selected with reference to LOCATION’ 0^***® " tut range in speculati« PROFITS Price and Terms Very ,\ttractive HUY IN SANFORD Safe and Sound. A. P. CONNELLY & SOS R E A I. T O R S Years of Success in Sanford a nt Second A scientific gentleman >ny^ thij human nose can distinguish the I inliirs of about a dozen objects only. Any cur in the street can H in 'i' recognize fifty different human be­ ings in the dark without hearing their voices. * * * « U B « g BWBBBBBBnBBBBBai(I||(I1BBBBBBOu s a s Many humans can’t tell tin- scent ogany i if room tn of b-mon from that of olives. E x-1 tract diemically all the natural1 odor from a violet, spray it with Six mahogany dining chairs. *xtract ot lilac, and the overage *hie mahogany sideboard. Due Lottie Scotch whisky, full. human noso will not know the nlfSeemingly, then, ensued n period forcitce. Human beings judge by sight. when the appraiser was otherwise engaged and made no entries what­ They rely on the eyes too much— six rooms, garage, large lot. soever. Then, in a somewhat fortunately for moving picture straggling nnd uncertain hatul- gentlemen. A more civilized nice Built with great care for resident owner. u riling, be scratched out the last will develop nil the senses fully. The Delaware County Tubercular item and concluded his labors for High grade, built-in features and many the tiny with the following nota* Association of Pennsylvania r e ­ ports that high school gir]s im. looted for comfort and convenience. STARVING themselves, trying to retain "the stylish silhouette fig­ ure.’’ Being undernourished, they Essentially a worth-while property. invite an attuck of tuberculosis. HIE CATTS MENACE There is nothing, unfotInnately, TAMPA TIMES that you can say to a young girl bent on getting thin. She thinks I he old-time question as to who she knows. t atts plan nnd campaigns were struck Hilly Patterson seem, easy detailed in advance, Gut of it all And unfortunately, too often in ' fight without prejudice, this day, tho mother is trvmg to to answer ben do the present day we do know, Ihoweyer, ___, that there >ok betrays in almost every get at least half way thin, while one of what office will Sidney j i.' hut little doubt that —— th_ -ie former the father has long ago given up governor has not yet decided"that Catts run for? r an intense dislike of the to be the boss. About all Several month* hack the infor­ it is impossible for him to stage a L'nt * mind ami tem peram ent, trying ho can do is to give up to his mation was vouchsafed us that u political come-back. So long as IIAUI N A SO N , Local Manager e repeatedly disclaims any daughter’s opinion of what a father was his intention to seek the po­ he is without this knowledge hi­ al animus in 1019 against should he and do and provide. f.07-8 1st National nank sition of congressman from his ts a menace to Florida. *axon. Most important of Whatever may be the office for The old writer of Proverbs district. About a week since wo r. Lodge's ho,,k would per- wrote (sec chapter 30, verse 18): he may offer and whenever “ .S S X X H M IS M S S ,,,^ were assured that hb* campaign which U!' G*,u Wilson defeated the “There he three things which are for tho governorship in 1928 was the time, whether next year or in 11, *hc covenant despite too wonderful for me, yen. four 1928, Floridans owe it to them­ s I'lynl efforts to preserve which l know not: Thu way of an already under way. No longer ago selves and their state to so over­ than Saturday tidings cam,* that l here is u suggestion hero eagle in tho air: the way of a ser­ "it is reliably reported" that Catts whelmingly defeat him that there Loans MON] , ‘‘ ""t been for Wilson pent upon a rock; the wav of a will next year contest with Dim- will from thence forward never be VM'ubhcan* would hnvo ship in the midst of the sea, and can U. Fletcher for the United any sort of question, even in the For First Mori gage Lo mind of Cattn himself, that he is u thm country into the Lea- I the way of a man with a maid.” States Senatorship. Consult us first V ’"J1 fvtir.d from command If ho were alive, the ancient wise » have no direct Information . His retirement was fol- 'man would add: "And the wav of -a* .4o auy of this, never having Magnolia. & Second A. I* '•> no l.ppubll-m, m i |on. a girl, fasting." EONNELLY & SONS "been unwag those to whom the Sanford Grove, �» w «T■iirrfh r -p VV •___ - T H R Q A M P,nninm n it fl ^ - * : '. *- n" 1I ' „Rt, TT TT * - ‘ ' MW tl'llv M W )» II IISU.l i t t . w ii> ' i, J; ' ;*• " 148. ial daf 1(1: b’-WU meet If at 206 Lotfuild will meet Perk,n5nt venue at 1-3? Class will h a v e , the home of on Sanford kf the Prcsbythe Church at I |JS will m e e t knderSon at h e r sue at 6 o clock. Miss Elizabeth Nixon Given Surprise P arty ' • ‘ 14 i l i t m n . ------------- , BURR. attends h id in g tnt of ‘he WoMildred Penlusiness meeting st 3:30. . . fw6 of the Meth- T. J. Jordnn of Jacksonville is Imeet at the home in the city on business. (Martin on la rk D'ck*!1, . 51. B. Ilu rtt of Orlando spent je of the C>. I. A. the week-end in Sanford. | the Old Masonic Dance at the D. G. Ihrig motored to Orlando Clubrooms at on business this morning. LI Mrs. A. C. Fairbrothcrs of Jack* Ladiy. sonville is visiting in the city. Department Hh will meet Paul B. Brown of Eustis is in the city for a few days on business. .Three of the Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Scarborough of rwill meet at the Leesburg are visiting in Sanford. T. Torrance at Personals Robert Holly left Saturday night tmerican Legion Syncopators will for Jacksonville to spend a few days. day he City Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Davis mo­ tored to Orlnndo Saturday on busi­ ness. Cuthbert Johnson of New Smyr­ IduiM will enter•«n Ball at the na spent thd week-end in San­ ford. the Daughters Charles B. Bennett of Milwaukee will entertain in party at the is a business visitor in the city N, ocott at 60D today. W. R. Morris of Jacksonville is in the city today ns n business d»j till le held nt enlier. i o’clock. Dance 5Ir. and Mrs. J. II. Henderson It 9 o’clock. of Jacksonville spent the week-end in Sanford. ►ur-roeni t&ttages Sard- (ts- wise HER1'• W1SE lor, " —* more PartlehUrljj lo w s, to rv— Residence Telephone 313-J This Week At The Woman’s Club modern art a hard blow. The ~ff. \V. Ottejr^of the Otter-Keljoy tearchers for some new school of Renlty Co., has returned from painting havo had to so economize in canvas and paint the Autumn tin Beach and Miami. salon is reduced to about half its usual proportions. ilr. nnd 5Irs. Julian Bnrbot of What there is of it is sufficient­ Wilmington, N. C., have returned ly striking, however. The full home after visiting with Mrs. J. length portrait of a woman in the ... N. Robson. role of Oedipues with 'nd>Ro due blood running out of her eyas, eyus, is Mrs. J. N. Robson, Dr. C. S. the chief monstrosity. It i t accom­ Brecdin, A. H. Stone and Mrs. Mil­ panied by the usual drlmuehe of dred Peabody spent Sunday in flesh—athletic nnd obese. New Smyrna. Tarpon Springs— Construction Mi.ss Martha Brown, Miss Olive of eighty new dwellings to begin Lezctte, John Hitehpuff of Orlan- soon. Bartow—$150,000 hotel to constructed. sc r ib e d or nny part or p arcel t h e r e ­ tic Panama City— Movement on foot for collsItVuetlhU' niddefh1 ii6inital. t?i^3- ~izt> detcrlbed as .fair Sarasota—Contract awarded for of.It Is h ereb y ordered thnt you nnd constructing new $3,500,000 Ritz- ea ch o f you h e nnd ap p ear heforiJ Mrs. W. T. Langley will repre­ Cnrlton Hotel. ou r sa id C ircuit Court nt t h - Court H o u s e at San ford . Florida, on Ilia sent the Woman’s Club on the new ^ ! ,.^vU., U l i r COURT OK T IIH 27th tiny of O ctob er A. 1). 1!)2.*, nnd Chamber of Commerce Recreation­ , \ ir.W .v ri, . iini ciM. r i i u i i r th en nnd th ere m a k e a n s w e r t.» th e al Committee. ! 0 , ' n \ , IX A M I IM U SKM- hill o f c o m p l a in t ex h ib ited ag a in st ,S M |.». C UIX T V. I * t l l l l X C E l i r . y o u In th is c a u s e . ----- —• It Is fu r th e r ord ere.’ th n t t h i s o r ­ V 5 Mrs. Alfred I.tija has been chos­ e». SI. JACOBS,« » U » lr t rm .* d er 1to p u b lis h e d In T h e Sanford H erald , n n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed In! en ns House Chairman to . /ill the C om plalnaa:, S a n fo r d S e m i n o le C ou n ty. F lo r i d a .i place left vacant by the resigna­ ISAIAH FI TCH Vt‘ at.. o n ce e a c h w e e k for fo u r c o n s e c u ­ tion of Mrs, Mattie G. Pnce. . . . . Defendant*. , tive w orks. ■Witness m y h an d and th o seal «>f t h e C ir c u it Court of th e S i v i n t h nn«l wife.Tho usual Fortnightly Bridge r>.7. i n 1 *■u,ch C hristian n a m e Is ttn- J u d ic i a l Circuit o f th e S t a t e i f F l o ­ will be held at the dub house Tues­ U ~ . .|.r n;’ IA. Solar nn.t wife.*» Ilf,------------- rida. In nnd fo r S dm lm de C ounty, ”, . " . * h rlstlan n a m e Is un* on t h i s th e 26tU day u( S ep tem b er day afternoon with 51rs. Mildred vKmm n ; Antonio Salary amt w ife. A. i». n i 3 . Peabody as hostess. On Wednes­ V. K. DO TOLARS. . •So,nr>- whose t'lirlslliin name day afternoon the Literature De­ Is unknow n; It f . llo\ it anil w i f e ------ C lerk of the C ir c u it Court o f th e Unvil, whim,. Christian n a m e Is S e v e n t h Jtldlclnl C ircu it o f F l o r ­ an partment will resume its discussion k n ow n ; c \| w i n i a m s mil Wife.— ida. In nml f o r S e m in o le County. ot the Bok Biographies and .." miains. , . whose Christian (S E A L ) A. M. W E E K S . nnniK is unknown; Junivs C. l*utl®r- Ily: Christopher Morleys clever little so D e p u ty Clerk. n anil w i(r. ------------- F a t t e r ».in, I play Bed-room Suite will be read Whose . „ . ..i hristhm ....... nam e lx unfciuiAvnkiDeCOTThS A- S P E N C E R . under the direction of 5Irs. Rich- A n n ie t ulch. unmarried: Hamm I U. S o li c it o r s nnd o f C o u n sel for h u tch and w|f«.--------- F litch, w h o s e t h e C om p ln ln n n t. nrd Maxwell. Christian nam - | . u n k n o w n ; H en ry *Rept. IS. Oct. 5 - 11-FJ-Ifi. K u tch mill w it-, -Futch, Whcsil 'The attention of club women is «*?.rl*t !?M l* u n k n o w n ; Mrs. IX TIIE CIIH'l’IT COI'IIT OF THE A!IkI* utch ami husband.---------------called to the publication by the f ulch. w h ose Christian n a m e Is u n ­ HEVKXTII .11 MU l U CIlirriTO K ri.OIIIDA. IX AMI ro ll SEMI­ Century Company of New York, kn ow n ; U . F. Futch amt w lfo .--------NOLE ro l NTV. IX t'llAXl'EIIY, 1-ul. h. w h ose Christian nnmn Is u n ­ Alfred Robson left Saturday of Mrs. Alice Antes Winter’s val­ O. M. J ATOMS. k n o w n ; H eorge \v. F u tch Jr., am! C o m p la in a n t, night for Jacksonville to meet his uable book, “The Business of Be­ Wue.--------- Futch, whose Christian wife. They expected to return lo ing u Club Woman.” The price of nnme Is unkn ow n ; I’n lllc l l u r m t t ISA IA H FUT C H eVtH.al. hushaml. iieorRe H a rn ett; N ancy Snnford today, where they will be this book is $1.25, and it may be nml D cfen ila tit*. Jo n es uml hushand. .1 \V. Jon es; TO M cK IN Z IE A N D McKINNON, a I nt home on Palmetto Avenue. [ordered directly from the publish- all former stock h old ers, w h o se C orporation: ■ , ers. It is full of practical infor- n am es are u nknow n, o f McKlnzIe It b e in g tninla to a p p e a r lo tlilx I und McKinnon, a cortiorutlon. If Misses Olive Newman nnd Na- j mation expressed in Mrs. Winter's sa id corporation Is no lotiKer a legal Court that S u m m o n * In C h an cery 11 linx been h e r e t o f o r e lanuetl. d ir e c t - j omi Scoggins, who attended the Jown happy vein. e n tity ; McKlnzIe and McKinnon, a i d to you. and th a t th e S h e r if f o f j 1 co -p a rtn ersh ip and each and e v ery S e m in o le C ou n ty, F lo rid a, ban made I Florida State College for Women, -------co-partners, w h o s e n a m e s are re tu r n th a t s a m o c a n n o t b e served spent th? week-end with their p a r-1 Mrs. W. M. Scott and Mrs. Hen- oufn kthe n ow n , who w ere on the l» th day o w i n g to your f a ilu r e to e le c t o f ­ ents. They returned to school this r>' Wight will attend the meeting o f Reptrnth* r A. 1>. Ell t tr a d i n g anil ficer® or ap p oin t ngen tx. or lo h av e g b u sin ess under th e c o - p a r t n e r ­ w it h i n th e S t a t e of F lo rid a , an o f ­ afternoon. j of the State Board of the Florida ds ho in mime and sty le o f McKlnzIe ficer or a g e n t u p o n w h o m p i o n xx -------Federation of Women’s Clubs in nndip McKinnon, nml ea ch and every cou ld be served, nnd th at y o u r o f f l - i M Misses Mary Elizabeth Pulestnn,' *'ort Lauderdale this week. In the o f the ab o ve named d e fe n d a n t s . If cor* nml n getu x a r c u n i.tu.uti. liv in g , and if either, a n y or all o f T h erefo re, you , McKlnzIe and Me- ft Sarah Evelyn Williams, and Louise absence of both President and ■aid d e fe n d a n ts be dead, to all par­ K ln n on , a c o rp o ra tio n , n am ed ax d o - 1ft Sarles who attended the Florida Vice-President, the club office will t i e s i-bilmlng In terests under th e fe tulii til In th e tib ov e and f o r e g o i n g I * f o l lo w in g deceased d e fe n d a n t s , to- ca u se, p en d in g in t h e a b o v e xtyled ; State College for Women, spent no( he open, but nny matters re- w lt: Isaiah Futch anil w i f e court, bein g a p r o c e e d in g to r s t n h - l the week-end in Sanford. They Ruiring action during the week Flitch, w h o le Tlirlntian n a m e lx un llxli nml 'inlet th e ti t le to th e to lwill return to Tallahassee tom or-1ma>’ be referred to Mrs. Wm. A. k n o w n ; A. Solar atul w i f e . ----------- l o w l n g d e s c r ib e d la u d s In Seinluolu whom- T luietlnn n a m e lx u n ­ County, Florida, t o - w it: Fitts. Jr., second vice-president, Solar, row. k n o w n ; Auionio S a la ry anil w ife, T h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e - o f tho and Mrs. Fred Williams, third vice- --------Salary, who*® C h r istia n nnme S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r o f S w l l n n 's u n k n ow n it. F. tloyil nml w ife. T lilr t y - s lx Chi). T o w n s h ip T w e n ­ Mrs. M. F. Flemister of Atlanta, president. llovtl. who*® l'lirlstInn name t y - o n e (21) S o u th . I t u n g e ’i l i l r Ga., who is visiting her daughter, I* u n k n ow n T. M W illia m s unit i v - t w o CI2) E a s t: and William*. W hose ChrisMrs. F. L. Nixon, suffered a pain­ Red Owner Cleared On w ife, Tin- South H a l f of tho S o u th e a s t tlaii nam e lx u n k n o w n ; J a m e s C. Q u a r te r of th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r ­ ful injury a few days ago hy fall­ P a tters o n anil w if e .------------- F a tterter of the S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of ing down n stairway. Her many Liquor Act Violation ■on. w h o se C h ristia n n am e lx u n ­ S e c tio n T h ir ty s i x <2<l). T o w n ­ known. Annie Futch . S a m u el it. sh ip T w e n t y - o n e (21) South, friends will be pleased to learn Itan ge T h i r t y - t w o (.12) E a st, F u tch ami w if e . — — Futclt, w h o se ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.—(A*)—Au­ Christian that she is improving after the un­ iiatne lx u n k n o w n ; Henry a r e h ereb y re q u ir e d to he and a p ­ gust “Garry” Herrmann, owner of Futch ami w ife , fortunate accident. -F u tc h . w h ose pear before ou r said C ircu it Court hristian iinmo Is u n k n o w n ; .Mrs. at th o Court H o u s e at S a n fo r d . F l o ­ the Cincinnati National League CMike rida. on the 2nd day o f N ovem b er u tch anil hushand. Rodger Kilcumniings, Lyman Baseball Club, and five of the sev­ Futch.F w h o se r h r lx ltn n nam e lx u n ­ A. D I32.’i, and th e n nn l t h e r e m a k e Betz, and John J. Mulkern of Chi­ en members of the "Royal Red k n ow n ; VV. F. F u tch and w ife ,---------- a n s w e r to th e h ill of c o m p l a in t e x ­ w h o se ChrlNtlan n am e lx u n ­ h ib ite d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s cau se. cago are in Sanford for a few days Rotters" charged with violation of Futch. kn ow n ; ili .rge \V. Futch. Jr., nml It Is fu rth er ord ered th a t th is on business. They are large de­ the Volstead Act, were di*rhargetl w ife.------------ Futch . w h o s e C h ristian O rder he im hllxheil In T h e San ford name I* u n k n ow n ; Folll® Burnett Herald, u n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d In velopers and salesmen and will by U. S. Commissioner Atkins af­ ami hushaml. Cicorgo Uurnett: N a n ­ S an ford . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, probably locate in or near Sanford, ter a preliminary hearing lu re. cy Jon es and hushaml. .1 VV. J o n e s ; o n c e each w e e k fo r foil;* c o n s e c u t i v e Tho other two defendant.* named all form er stock h old ers. w h o s e w e e k s as they nre very favorably im­ H n a n o - ar.- u n k n o w n , o f McKunzIe W IT N ESS t h o H o n o r a b le J. J. pressed with this section of Flori­ in the indictment were ordered held anil th o c ir c u i t McKinnon, a corporation. If said D ick in s o n . J u d g e of after prohibition agents had testi­ corporation lx no lo n g e r a l e g a l e n ­ C ou rt of the S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l C ircuit , da. fied they found pitchers of liter t i t y . M cK enzie ami M cKinnon, a o f Florida, In and fo r S e m in o le a r tn e r sh ip ami each anil e v e r y C o u n ty , on tills tho 2»5 d a y o f S e p ­ in their hands when they dropped co -pthe c o - p a r t m-rx. w h o s e n a m e s are t e m b e r A l>. 1926. Living Costs Hits Art in on the rooters on the 17th flour >.funknown, .1. J. D ICK IN SON . w h o w ere on the I'.'lh ila.v f R eptm ther A l> Hill trailin g and J u d g e o f the C ircu it o f t h e S e v e n ­ of the Stntler Hotel here. th Ju d icial C ircu it o f F lo r id a , In ibilng huxlnex* miller th e compart- Classed Hard Blow In France Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Arians and son rome Does of St. Petersburg spent the week- j PARIS, Oct. 20.—(A*)—The high cost of living seems to have hit irie$22 • . Limit end in Sanford. I/Oct 2(5.—(d‘1— | really destitute kiving municipal j maximum revebr to 480 francs tthing like S22. * tke way the Put, owing to the }. and the height the mayors of |towr.i have just 1 Z'lvemment auIthe rat? to perlpeiiple who can F° I a year r- wr --- TALLAHASSEE; Fla.. Oct. 26. —</P)—ChalrmfcW R. Hudson Burr, ’ s a f e of the Railroad Commission, a t­ T h i r t y - t w o <J2> a .t; nV ,Vul (S3) E East; iit I tended a hearing on cement freight T h e South H a lf of the S o u th e a s t Q u arter of th e Northeast Q u ar­ rates at New Orleans during last te r of the S o u th ea s t Ounrter of week. ^The hearing was one of tho S e c tio n T h lr ty - a lx <1<Q T o w n h i p T w e n t y - on e <5t) South. most important in the southeast, sKatin® T h i r t y - t w o (32) East, ■n® wa* attended by rnilrond of­ nm l t o an y uml nil other p erson s ficials and rate experts from all w h o s e n a m es a r e u n know n, c la im I n s a n y right, ti t le or Interest In sections. ft nml t o the Inmls h erein ab ove d®. tonn Beach Sunday, do, and \V. M. Stone drove to Day- Miss Frances Cherry has return­ ed from Gninosviile, where she Miss Mary Elizabeth Nixon was spent the week-end ns the guest tendered a most delightful and en­ of Mrs. D. T. Philvnw. joyable surprise party on the occasion of her birthday Saturday, Mrs. TNdhnm Harper nnd dau­ contrary to the general rule of par- ghter, Mary, of Orlando were tics of thnt nature, the affair was SundayMiss at the C. E. Ward totally unexpected by Miss Nixon home on guests Cameron Avenue. and was a delightful surprise. Tho Nixon homo was Tjfcautifully ' Jnmes J. Doll of New ft derbrnted with, Autumn flowers stopping at the Valdez. HeYork is pro and plants. There wns a profusion Fcnting a diamond and platinum of golden rod and Shhsta daisies nt the McUulin Jewerlv nnd the color scheme of black and display store. gold w as'carried throughout. About 28 guewts were present to celebrate the occasion and Miss „ Attorney John M. Kelley of New Nixon received many beautiful nnd York nnd Chicago is in Sanford for valunblc presents. Many interest­ n few days in th? interest of the ing games were played and the OU.er-Kclloy Renlty Co. He is afternoon passed all too quickly. stopping at the Valdez. Mrs. Nixon served delicious re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Wiggins an­ freshments of ice cream and cake. nounce the birth of a daughter Tuesday. Oct. 20. nt their home on Magnolin Avenue. The little girl has been named Kathryn. rjirr*. . mondat. ocronm 26, ms. r HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR 7*T?p-. 9CS ’SAVEi [THRIVE In v • j H 1925 HOW FAR IS IT TO • “ INDEPENDENCE TOWN” ? What »lo the “roml signs” say? How long will It taka you to get there? Let’s see. If you are willing to save $12.00 a week—with 1 per cent compound interest nddod semi-nnnunlly you will hnve $7,500 in less than 10 years. If you save less it will of course take you a little longer. ............ But it rcnlly Isn’t fnr to “ Independence Town , is it? If you wtint to go there start now with a savings ac­ count at the First National Bank. Just swing into n good “savings, stride nnd keep go­ ing. We will help you. .... “Ten Years to Independence Town . All right. W ere off. i FIRST NATIONAL BANK a -ix fo n n . fl a . Announcement ■ ■ ■ ■ TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC OF SANFORD Beginning Monday, October 26 The Sanford Battery Service Company will be operated under new manage­ ment and name. ■ ■ HenccfoYth Will Be Known As s THE BECKER AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY Specializing in auto electricity. Auto Supplies Electrical Fixtures Motors—Magrnitors Generators Goyld D readnau.eht Batteries Gas Oil Grease :■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ Paramount Service Guaranteed YOUU PATRONAGE KINDLY SOLICITED ■ ■ ■ ■ The Becker Auto Electric Co. nersiiip nano- ami s t y le of McKlnzIe a n d for S e m i n o le C o u n ty . and MeKInnon. or o t h e r w is e In anil D eC O T T E S X S I ’E N C E It to tlo- fo llo w in g described laml. s i t ­ S o l i c i t o r s and o f C o u n sel fo r uate h u m ami lodng In the C o u n ­ t h e C iu n p laln an t. ty o f S em in ole ami S ta t e o f Florida. S ep t. 21 Oct. 6 - 1 2-19-27. A. G. llceler. Prop. ■ ■ Phone 1SI). FOR CITY COMMISSION I*> I hereby announce my can­ didacy in the coming city election for the office of City Commission, II. It. STEVENS New Fall Silk Printed Crepes ■ M IL A N E Beautiful designs, 40 inch printed on heavy flat crepes. Mon.-Tucs.-Wed. $4.00 per yard LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate Shawls Are Gaining Ground in theor wrapped one over the other, ibis r1 • •» • • ..I...... 1V .i.I.>r.1,I lit shawlI L, Is ..embroidered in liriirlti bright fill. col­ Season’s Fashions. -lure Syndicit* ored wools anti has a long white When shawls came into fash­ 1 *'»lt Hand ion before—that is in the early fringe. Beneath it in the sketch is make u-o of li*. century—they ttayed shown a shawl that is very, very | v' adayj and many nineteenth there for nearly three quarters of new. it is of bois-de-ro.se velvet . en,|.it to their •l century. A pretty long time for urinted in gold with gold fringe. At Lsu,re « 'ery easy one fashion to remain good, you the upper left hand corner t 1shown iurable. But will agree. So if history repeats a green and brown wool shawl of l v '"lb th..* who itself, then we need hnve no fear the sort that women carry motoring nL°< ft tie u . .| that the present vogue for shawls!or for sports. . H ' *re itu; will soon wane. Tho fact is that 1 1 well we are just on the fringes of the . “ • high polish fashion. Mnyhnp before many the hands years have passed mawls will be worn for street wraps as they were J-Vfher Jifiui.'ti..* eighty years ago. But of course i , l "i'* Mi*h iE that’s just conjecture. The impor­ bottle tant thing is that shawls are very th '}■,lrifs very generally worn in the evening now, ” .j'HUid 1|UiU, .HPbed leave* a and same women make use of a surface „f a snort:t shawl. At Deauville last summer the 0r ‘hart thev oriirfashion for shawls received a great wapt to g e t boost. Exquisite examples of Span­ Prhiiv lh^ ,,y"ur ish shawls were nightly displayed forked and at the Casino there. There were . . of the re- also marvelously embroidered Chify dilut e your ne:ts crepe shawls and some prom­ inence was given to the shawls of im 'ome of the Purely modern inspiration. Seem­ ' th« Polish on “cb longer in ingly thu essential thing about the 'n othertv It modern evening shawl is the fringe. on the left The shuwl would be far less tem pt­ because you ing if it were not for that. To be ls important to sure long silken fringe has n mad­ o* the old polish dening way of catching on bended embroidery, metallic lace or bugles, n<w coaL ry h'Kh polish is but this must he put up with when j 2 M,“ar l»y some •uch trimmings and shawls are in f the ordinary the limelight n t the same time. A number of women have taken j buffer be sure »» afterwards to to collecting fine shawls, but bear m mind that it requires a large ‘ificial look. bank account to support such n V"-' nails hobby. 1** ^outrcle V* tides cut Sometimes the purchase of a tf-mantcured look lovely shawl solves your problem of is not con- suitable attire for some special oc‘ [orm nowadays, ter than u ncw frock " it l« cut unless rlSY*AbcL count do. to r un interesting tt'iawl necessary. It . -v be worn over a frock so as to i back . w‘th a give Iit an entirely and --- -J new aspect, 11s<•<l uofii., . . j t •.«IIU ■ with cun m,? r \ usc,d u‘fuln nnJ “Klin with­ implement out fear of going out of style. Tho cleanliness is same shawl may be given entirely Jin k in g hands, »h'ng with indif- wi.VTA a9pect,‘ by wearing it a, . ry injurious. ing i t ' d i f S n U ^ 113 Und bV In the center is a white cashntt* ,t ’ an;J dry the No woman’s 2 L °"ly » few cnmn|p.„------- wardrobe it. quite shawl embroidered in bright color­ I le nowadays without nt ed wool, with white wool fringe. bbu " Kth" morn- ThJ1 whft f nC .embroil,ered shawl. At the left is a green aqd brown er » UnJe' * ,* white cattvmir shawl in the wool shawl for sports wear, and at tim'es trlutieular fold *iVh thi) lower right-hand corner is a ••”« -Ym aft- e"V U *»"> shawl of bois-de-rose velve; print­ ' t& ft* * ^ • '« cither left to ban* ed in gold with gold fringe. !* o r 'v f t in all the litfht and dark shades, 40men Mallinson’s Silk. ? mV. $10 per yard Vanata Crepes 40 inches wide in every light and d ark shade. Heavy quality crepe for u n ­ derwear as well as dresses. . P i* If • i «► a ■ .. *. B ('• .. a ■ X• ■ m a a ■ ■ •> ■ ■ . 3a ■ Velvet Brocade T I '/ > > / / -,l ■ o a ,• a a a a a a a ■ $2.75 per yard 5 ! Inch Flannels ;: # Mallinon’s Pussy Willow All-wool, 54-inch flannels. Green, blue, rose, gray, brown, navy and white. Special— 40-inch, all guaranteed for one year. 15 new shades, all pure silk, plain col­ ors and prints. 54 Inch AH Wool Kashia $3.50 to $5.00 yard Best quality light w eight all-wool, in every new shade. t THE (Q O JD R U S H c4 Dramatic Comedy Written iLldDirected inj CHARLIE CHAPLIN “This is the pichirc that I want to bo remembered by” Says Charlie Chaplin of “The Gold Rush” the grc&tcst comedy ever presented. ■ m u a $3.()« per yard $ 1.00 per yard II a Mallinson’s Pussy Willow n a 40 inches wide. Special Wool Goods Navy, brown and black. 10 pieces, plaid and stripes. All-wool 40 inches wide. R egular $2.50 to $3.00 Special a t $1.95 $7.00 per yard l ft f The 1 Y owellC o m p a n y Qft ft »♦ i ft t t H H * * * * * * * * * ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ * + + - ► , > + + - > * * **♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ �« 2 i 7 i T iV A r ,r .f , I THE SANFORD fO lIlT .15 _JJt 11'«, »,#*,,, i,«*trvr.r*»i w*t* nl* TUB rOPNTV .M P tlM I l.i: COUNTY. * ri t i n WA IIP WJNtJLQVV* J ir p C I I K ^ -. deceased , Xullfi* to Crerlttnrs To nil C reditor*. I.e g a t r e s . P is trlM itees a m i all P e r s o n s hnvlltif C laim s or D e m a n d s a g a i n s t sa id Ks- H V. . w ; t? \ ••far BIG THREE LOSE j t a » HOPE OF GLORY AS CONTENDERS SaturdayJ J g * j ™ “ Midi . .. Illinois .. Recent Defeat, First Since Ohio Game In li>20. Spurs i \ n i t c r t r ro n tT , se v e n t h nit i m . r i i t r t it , Nian.Mii.t: : \ r u n t r r coi iit seventh Californians In Collegiate .it n i l M l , I'l.Olltl)\. IN C I I A N .It DMT VI. n i l t ' O T IV A M I I' l ll l i T in . Tin: 11)1 M l O F XKMINOI. K Games On 11)2:1 Schedule O V K ltS T R U E T IN V E S T M E N T COM­ S T A T E o r I ' l . O I t t l l A . IN CIIAV- Defeat Of Princeton By Col- Vale Rate And Dartmouth Vic­ Brown tory Over Harvard .Marks Final Elimination Of Elite Pdh’StA*. Mich. Ag. * n Jg CHECK IN CAREER .Minn .. .. N. Dome NEW YORK, Oct. 2<5.-(/P)—Rc„ viewed by ptay which defied the clement* in running true to form Mn ■ w m .. A L.*m n • a •>(* 1i ,*- i -a i nnd forecast, Eastern #■collegiate football tonight had recovered ful­ ly from rude Jolt* of a week ntfo and was ready to push on to an­ other round of titanic slrugglo-t with every member of the "big three" apparently counted out of the championship quest. The elimination of Princeton in the title chase by versatile Eddie Tryon nnd Colgate, milling n new chapter of reversals to the fall o t Yale before Pennsylvania and the decline of Harvnrd, was pnrnllelcd by n bold challenge hurled at the cleatcd feet of Pennsylvania nnd Army from the hills of Hanover, N. H. Swooping down on hnples* Harvard to crush the Crimson as they never had crushed them be­ fore, Dartmouth warriors elbowed themselves into position alongside the Quaker and tonight stood ronspiciously in the front row of six­ teen undefeated Eastern conting­ ents. Cornell, also unbeaten hut un­ tried by keen opposition, straddled the path of both Dartmouth and Pennsylvania, while Army, nddding Kt. Louis yesterday to it* list of middleweight victims, saw the championship goal line obstructed by a growling Vale Bulldog, which had been refreshed and strenthon* cd by a welcome banquet at the expense of the Providence Brown Bear. Syracuse nnd Colgate, two remnining _ contenders among the teams with clonn slates, were fac­ ed with the possibility of elimina­ tion either by formidable opposi­ tion from other elevens or in a battle which brings them together at Syracuse November H. Penn State and Ohio Wesleyan confront the Orange in the next two weeks, **®'wevor, while Colgate men, whose title hopes are dimmed somewhat by a tie with LnFayette, apparent­ ly meet their only remaining major test in the Syracuse s truggle. Navy, Washington nnd Jeffer­ son, Lehigh and Holy Oro hs, also among teams with unbroken vic­ tory strings for the campaign, as yet have failed to bring forth suff cienitaffta [vV p-vm- to Hijin the consideration which Army, Dartmouth amid Pennsylvnni i have received. Navy’s tie with I rinceton likewise tends to dimin­ ish Annapolis' change.-. n ew sp ap er initiUshed In Seminob * and each o f you. are hereby County. Florida., for lour (t) c o n - i n ot If i• nnd r eq u ired to present. an) e ’t 1 , c la im s nnd d e m a n d s w h ich you, or W IT NESS m l h an d n s C lerk o f ,-itli,-r of y o u , m a y lin ve a g a i n s t tin said Court and tho seal t h e r e o f . ! L-3ta tr o f E d w a r d W i n s l o w Mitchell th is Sth day ,n r u 1021.1,1., ed.-ed. la t e o f Mdinlnole County. I,. DOUBIiA iw , t Flnrhia. to ttio u m lerslg in d Admint’lerk of Circuit Court o t S e m i n o le latraturs o f raid e s t a t e , w ith in one C o u n t y . Florida. }<- ir from th e d a t e h ereof. (SEAL) D ated S e p te m b e r lo t h . A. P . 192J Uy A. M. W E E K S , IJ. C. FRA N C E S t,. MITCIIEI-L HEOftGE <i. l l E l t l t l N H , LA W H E N C E C. MITCHELL . S o l i c i t o r for C om p lalu u u t. A d m in istr a to r s. n ot.■, D-IS-lO-SO-JCoy Sept: l l - l l - 2 * - O c t : 2712-13-*#. Nov* #, 1 , 2.• , ------—------------ . 1 -------- ------ ------- ■ ;----------- 2*0, O. Stale Iowa .. .. rw Kansas .. Nebraska Tenn .. .. L. S. U. .. North Carolina II; Mercer 0. Washington & Jefferson 7; Ln* Fayette 0. Oborlin 7; Case 0. Boston College I I; Allegheny 7. Bucknell II; Georgetown Univer­ sity . Syracuse 18; Providence 0. Princeton freshmen 12; Navy, Plchos (J, Maine HI; Bates 7, Niagara 11); Hobart 7. Colgate E); Princeton (). Suspuehanna 0; Scheyk'iil 0. Pennsylvania Millitary College 13; Temple University 0. Dartmouth freshmun, 20; Exeter i> St. Joseph’s College, 13; Mr.nlmitan, 0. Virginia Military Institute, 27; North Carolina State (]. Michigan 3; Illinois (J. St, John’s 22; Stephens 0, Rhode Island State 12; College of the City of New York 7. Pittsburgh 12; Carnegie Tech 0. Dartmouth 12; Carnegie Tech 0. Dartmouth freshmen, 20; Exeter 10. Penn State 13; Miehignn Aggies (J, Navy 37; Washington 0. Army ID; St. Louis 0. Western Maryland 17; Loyotn 0. Johns Hopkins 13; Drexel 0 Washington nnd Lee, 20; Virgin­ ia Polytechnic 0. Centre college 13; Western Nor­ mal of Kentucky 0. Wisconsin, 7; Purdue 0. Nebraska 1*1; Kansas 0, Missouri 3; Kansas Aggies 0. University of Detroit 0; Qntmtico Marines 0. Lelligh 7; Rutgers 0. New York university 33; Middlebury 0. Washington and Jefferson 7; La fayette (5. Iowa Hi; Ohio State 0. Pennsylvania,, M.ililaty CoHeg13; Temple 0. Birmingham-Southern, 38; f.oyo. la 0.‘ At Bristol King college 0; Mary­ ville 10 . At Ames: Washington 13; Iowa State 28. At Lexington, Ky.: Kentucky State II; Sewn nee 0. New Hampshire university, 10 ; Springfield 10. • Vale freshmen 20; Culver mili­ tary 0. Stevens-St. Lawrence, cancelled. RAN PRANCIHC, Cal., Oct. *jrj. Hobart, 87; Niagara. I!1, —(/P)—The Ran Francisco Seals Waynesburg, 12; Westminister took both endds ,>{ n double bill •). from the Louisville Colonels lien* Grover City, 2(1; Marietta 0. yesterday afternoon, !) to 0 and [) Muhlenberg, 0; Dickinson, (). to 7. The Seals hammered four Lebanon Valley, (1; Villa Nova, Kentucky twirlers for a total of 0. 27 safeties during the matinee. Uimnln, 33; Webb Naval (). First (inme. Union, 10; R. P. I., 0 . Swnrtiimorc 13; F. & M„ 2. o R. H. E. Ran rm n c is c u ......................!*-1 Clarkson, 10; Rochester, 0. L o u isv ille.................... .. . D- :u"> Holy Cross, 47; Vermont 3, Batteries: McWeeny ami Velio; Havcrford 15; Hamilton o. Tutcup, K*li'U ami Mcyor. Davis Elkins, 3D; University of Second (Same. Buffalo, 0. . , R. H. E. John Carroll forfeited to CunisLouisville . cos nno nr.o—7 - 15-2 in*, 10 to 0. R. Francisco 101 010 OOx—ii-12-2 Connecticut Aggies, 3; Tuftun 0. Batteries; Holly, Dawson, EsDrnku 7; Grinnell 1!. *, J®* K9®l) and Meyer: (ieury, T tila n e 18; N o r t h w e s t e r n 7. Dr if fin and Agnew, Ritchie, King College (i; Maryville 10. Massachusetts Miami August 1 building per­ •esler Tech, IV. Aggies, fil; Wormits totaled 10,021, 177. Total Tennessee, 0; Louisiana Slate 0. District record is $31,000,Fiirnain 7; Ii.ividson 0 , 000, this year. Delaware (>; ,M. Johns 7. Colonels Let Down Twice By Seals In Sunday Double Bill Albright 18; Blue Ridge 0. Howcy-lluwey bridge a, rn ,-, Little Lake Harrisi, ufiprovnl by fcdcrnl engineering officinla. \n. IIU'ET U IIIIUS "dll I'atl. High II.IIIM M I .%«r util* i i n w i T i d Vi i t ' i i i i m l a i n n i l Hi,* d l i t , M achine •'Vnn-Orli'iit" r.ininnx l'eix h iu prepnriillpti renew 1. cu h ir, mui Make your purchases be­ fore IIn- above date, you may not lie able after timt, HOLD FAST ami read i these: 20 acres at C’huluota, 7 acres cleared amt under fence, 2 1-2 acre young tangerine grove, price $2.500.00, one-hulf cash, bal­ ance arranged. priK*rven S c l e n t If | e Irtfin 1hill. >nur 1ugi. Cl.aiiiuu liiaurm S.il- ri-Mf f i f r lelenhonc 473-w Phone 8 Wasting Time Why wnsto your time run­ ning around locking fo r ft good investment? Let ti3 show you how you enn in­ vest your motley nml double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. We hnvc been in tho rcnl estate hut ines* for years nnd nre glnd to say we have tiie finest listings nml the best values in th6 State of Florida. COMF AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their properties with us for le tter results and quick action Ei and The Ball Hardware IN 'III I: I Mil l I T c m HT, 'I II .11 Mil I VI. ( MOT I I' Ml I I o- iciiiv. in ami fur tiii; 1 imA-. ■n up s E v h n o i.e . ■ 1\ iiiv n ; «*. 11, HEAD. IComplainant * .t«V )i. I.... . » JA M ES It, p i e r c e (S E A L ) I tv A. M. W E E K S . D. C. MASSEY. W A R L o w and C A R P E N ­ T E R , S o licito rs ror C o m p la in a n t. Chinawnre in English Porcc. „ . _ •Jet. r,-17-13*2*:. lains,„'Co Duvqrian and Japapcse ' ; 11 1 1, r . 1 . , i I, ■It H i »make -»«U Kff-It lovely It. ■— — .I■w gifts .— *11.*, China Fire Prevention Week Complete stock fire extinW. H. LONG : Kuishcrs carried by -I, 4 , t nt. **■.. Dcf* ml,int ' Order el I’nhlli-uMi'ii T o Jiiuu* * II I 'h n ,' 1 h urge N II I l a r i U , pii. E l l j i i I , , \ II T I ii ,: i i i *f o i l , 11- C. S m i t h . Ch f i r l e x I.' S m i t h l l o r u t l e E. A l d i n. a m i m c h <*f Hi* m If I I M i m . mi l l if . 1. .i,| m i p . , m . i l a l t i i i n ; i nt.-r.-Mt pi 1 .>. i . , m| , a n d Pr ci i i t s * a 111\ 1,1 \ * d In till*. **iit a*< • " • I r a , ih-xii". mi. g v a i i l *■*--, „ r < i l t .-r c l i i l i i i a ut *' , u n d e r 1lu* H*i 1*1 J un e . , u . I'lcrci th 1 11 l i n r r l m , E t I J a l v,*", II. Tt i , i i n| j *mu, II. C S m i t h . • ' h a i l . *, 1;. S m i t h . 11**i a i t . r , \ l d i i> il,*1*1*11-, 11, nr hi In t win**: T i t ut i v t 1 cipii. *»r porNMiiH, w Ih h u * tiaifi4% nr name*.. Id nr m , l l l t h IMiW It i n III cfimphilliuui In * lii. l ui v l u g , nr | • laliiiltig I,, has ■ a n y i l u l i t . t i l l . . ! MEAT MARKET ..p r • WiNTEKiDAYS. WILL SOON BE HEI BE PREPARED Phone 8 410 Sanford Avo. Sanford, Fla. Try Smith's Barber Shop for £ood barber Intel I I ill- I ,*1a 1.. in and i n i In* laud * work. Ladies welcome. hi 11*1 n aiter «i. -. ■l i e d , o r a n y p a r t n r |in|-Mnii llierinl inwR *n, Next to Valdez. N n r i h w i Hi i j i i . i r l i - r n f 1 h e N * U *.-I i these items. Among them the new est and tive sets. ' , Balk H ardw are iw i Evening Itiisincss (.'buss HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Sti eh*, Mrs. Maxwell, 1 j 'i Ball Hardware Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 PhoneS Beginners may enter nt any time O n a r l i i . Si **i I ivii I**. TnW* u**li|p 211. S n t u h , I t hl l gi - 32 H a u l ; Hi* Hunt H a l f n f Hn* W i i f - H a l f n f S e e n . i n ■KSEiHaaauaaaaaxBAanMaaanaBaaaHaKBJiHBRiiBaHaaicflaBaK 7. T n w null i p 2 a S m i t h . Range ‘’I -------------------------------- -----* -------------■ ___ k L n m ; t h e V n r t h w c u t ( Q u a r t e r n f S e c - fl I I n n I s. T u i i I i - h l p 2n S m i t h R u n g . * 1 m l ; 1 * * ■ 1*11 in 1 nt L u l a 1 n m l .. Ill S e e l Inti 12. T n w i m t l l p 2n S m i t h . RaiiK** ' 2 E . i - t , .ill f i u e i l u i i a i p a r i n* S i . H u n | ; T i . w n c l l l p 2*> S n i l t l i . •tang.* i : . u i ; l i n v * m i n i n t i nt i 1 •* In S r c l l i i i i I I. T n v . ' i u i h l p 2 " f l m i i h Hal t **! 32 E m i t ; l l i e S m i t h H a l f (,f On. Np i ' t l i t i * t ) C h a r t e r n f S i . t l n n 32. T m v ' h ill ff. “211 S n i l l h , R i n g . . 32 (' a**', n i l **f Hi** N i n t h l l . i l r S m i t h " * " l e n i i 1 C r e e k I n S e e l h i l l 7, T n w ti" h l p 21 S m i t h R n i i g e 22 E.i t . t h e N n r t h e . i s t I J l i . n l 1*1 n f t h e N n r t l i e n a t *Jllliii l e i . Hei l l n n l | . T i i w IikI i I i * 21 Sniltli, R a n g . 32 i ; . i m| ; n n d Mu* Nn i l i n n e t O l l l i r l . - r I.f t h e S n n t h e a i . 1 0*1.11*1 I* n f s* M e n I I . Tii Wi i Mt i lp 2! •s *ni t h. R a n g . * 32 I h i m It n p in a r l nit fri.Mi tin* HWnri i h i l l V V V V V V V V V V V ♦♦♦V V MONEY v We have two plans of financing Your Horne 1st—We will lend you , r eninphilnt herein r ih d • li.it m u ’"I • a e h n f j mi. h a v e , »*r . I n i m. ►'■me l l ll.' i .***1 In ,*i ml I n t h e | . , „ , p, .1*1*1 p r . llllMe-* I l l Vl dvei l III l l i l r Mi l l . I *'' ') Hi a I V n n r p l a r o i n f r e H| l h' l l l ’e*( I *" * n u k t i m v n . ;t M i l n i i - u p u i l n r i i e r e*| Mi.n ) nil. a h i t • a e h n f y o n , ihi he. 111 *1 ' m i III.- In t e l , ) t e q n f r c i i 1*1 I||IP* i r I n t h e Iql l n f C n l n p h l l l l l III l l i l a l "" Mini I a lilt 2ml il , ' ' " M e Ml S i n f m d S e l l v l n n l o ( ’m i n i , ••"Ida u*l Mint I n l n g u h u m i n •ml* a nib* i n entit p i . t t i i a n t . •: I! 1 1 t" lb* above (leHcrlhuil IiitkIh a n d v a n 111" Mi e n n n d t h e r e r e q u l n ,| " a !(.* a l l . I III ; ml Pill n( <mu l*l**iii fill 11 " n a l m d s n u h e r e i n , m| | i * i " I m** a d e e t i i p i , , ' - n t i f e t t a n wi l l •*" e t i t e i e g a g iltiMi vi i u. n n d , ,u I, • I mi . f n l h . w , d I n , f l u . l ) lie. I , . I I' IS 1'1‘ R T I I I : It 1 l l t D F . R I :i * I 1*11 Mill* I II 111..,, 1,1 i m l i t i r d i e d > ■ . f n n l llei-ald a ' A il. T he M oney neccjwtry to build a compiotc I’.cr.'.w 2nd—If your borne is already mbit we will make you a very substantial loan *>n it. Store fo r Sanfor NO DELAY----------- NO WAITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call ami let us explain our plan. THAI WILL BE Yiour STORE Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 Ha a n xa a na nBs nmt a nna na nni a na Bna c a nr Ba xna Ka i j nHa Kr . - ^ , * ; And we want you to name E conomical T r a n tp o rla lio n efi § EVERY CHEVROtE-F $10 in VV.T-. j f r will be given for the most appropriate name contest is open to all popu Realty Co. Ball H ardw are A n d iro n s Lot 12 Rose Court facing Sanford Avenue, 75x155 feet, a good buy at !?;i,ooo, one-third cash. BROWN Medium Priced s Sem inole Business WRIGLEYS AFT TiHTCriS PANY. a Corporation, r e i n s r r r iv o . BERKLEY. Col., Oct. 20.—Cal­ CEOItC E w . M e c r U D V ir Jlvjmt. •j v . . i : S T R E E T IN V E S T M E N T COM­ ifornia's sensational run of suc­ Snniuel t.. W a d s w o r th If llvim ;. PANY, ft C orp oration , cesses has finally been halted. The Jam* < It. Weld), Individually and BENJAMIN* It. 1*0' ND, If li v i n g T ru stee, if li v in g , an l Conrad famous Olympic club clevi n was an WII.LIAM LUTE. If liv in g , R O B ­ A. CnrvJn, ofhorw lno Known* im F. H T R .\T ll i: it , ir lining, and tho one to check the stellar ad­ Conrad A. Corot In. if li v in g nml IfERT a i i a n a a in ii B B n B ijn j ia a a B u ii jm i u j, < Ifhvr *T all of th e m ar«: ,l«*nd vances of the Andy Smith brigade. If ••iilo r >*r nnv o f th o sa id do- then a g a i n s t all p e r so n s elainnnR d iin ts lie de:nL th an ntralnst all Inl. ri xt u n d er t mni I u It. Found The great Ohio State eleven of fen persons c l a i m i n g uitereniM under * * ,i:o-*l, or u m ler iVilll im I.ute, 1920 was handed a walloping in »Iei.ig>**W, it c C u r J y tiecoasetl, **r «1. dici*ftKi*d. or und er Jtoliert !■' it-i jaunt out to the coast that is Uiid' r Snniuel 1,. WaitHWiirth <<■ Htralller. d. .'eased. US liv'lrn, lli ■ , or u n d er Junta.i II. W« id» vi * s. g r a n i i e s . or otiirtr el.-nmstill fresh in the minds of the ceased <li*r.rist*d. or nntl-rr Co ri rn it A. Curn ts under th e m or eith er o f them Buckeye followers. Last year u v l n **r C o n r a d a . C o r o v ln iiucea.**- aMrB e n ja m in It. I'utin L Mrs strong Pennsylvania outfit, one of rd. or timl**r eltlior o r a n y e f th em W illiam L ate. -Mrs. Robert F lo-lrs. d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s or otltHtr.it her. COOPER tlROCEUY the best thnt institution ever turn­ us OWNER LEAVING ft i r il a lin n n ts under tln-ni <r eltliCOMPANY, a C orporation x ist­ ed loose, was sent back cast de­ • r of them: .Mrs. i7** >i*ko w. Mc­ ing under the l a w s o f tho e814 * d._ If 0 New Six Iinom Bungalow (modern), feated, n grim reminder of its Curdy. Annie E. Wudsw iirtli, A le v - nf Florida, and nil persons elalm i t.. Cnrvln. o t h e r w is e k n o w n hig an y In t e r e st In th e tr a c t s of built-in features trip across the contient to tneklo nudr ii< AI • t u n d r a I,. C u rm ln , and nil Inml h e r e in a f t e r described. the Golden Bears in their own lair. persons claiming Interest In the To t s . Benjam in K tract,* of laud h u reln a fter d e sc r lh - Pound,tin*If dlievfeinngd,a nW Always Formidable illia m I.ute, c S Lai'SC lot. Garage. Elaborately ' ed. liv in g , and R ob ert F. Htrather. If California, indeed, stood out as T o tit** d'*fi*udanta Ooorf.v W . Mr livin g, and If e it h e r or a n y he dead one of the leading aggregations o L' j ' u n l y , S am u el I, W a d sw o rth , Jnt.i* *t nil parth-s e l u l m l n g IntereMn litulet FULTON, INC. It. Wt-hli. Inillvlduully nrul us Trits- Itenjntnlit It. Pound. WIIIMm l»-^t*, football, always formidable, ai . t<*e, | P rice $8,009. Terntf Ciiurnil A. Cnrvln, o th e r w is e R ob ert i*’. Htrather anil each o f them ■ i ways dangerous. k n o w n us Conrutl A. Corovln. nnd ,1* • '-.ised or o th e r w is e , in tli-j p r o p ­ ■ »J; While its recent defeat by tho, enrli it ml t*vt*r> one *tf th em If 11v - e r ly b elo w dt scrllo d. Mrs. RenjilOlympic dub c a m e ns a sort of }»J Real Estate M 'L niIn It. Pound, Mrs. W illiam Lull surprise, in justice to the RmiUi Curdy, .......... It, Webb, munuol L nml .Mrs. R ob ert F. M rath er, en d all Developers Promote?! p erson s **l.ilm lu g tuiv tnt w est in Brokers »levin it is only fair to mention WriilKwurth. Conrad A. C arvln. oil* tints" certa in tr a c t s o f land sltitati erwln* k n ow n n s C o n ra<l A. Curor.n. that this fall’s Olympic outfit nml i*nI*h nne e v e r y on** o f tit* m. In tin* Ciuintvj o f S ein ln olo and S la t, ranks ns one of the best in the dei*e.*i«*il or » lh e r w |> e , III I I t p r .p- of F lo rid a d escrib ed ns: Seminole lintel S 221-E.First Street,Opposite l'«| The S o u t h w e s t •tunrter of th o e r i y I*.in*., ili-Hcrllieil; Airs, tteorn** country. XV. M< Curdy. A n n ie E. U'ad.tworth. I Nortltensl o u n r te r nnd the E a st Only the week previous it doled Alexiintira I* Cnrvln, uihertvls** j h a lf of the Northwi-.it iiiiur;>*r SANFORD. FLORIDA. of S ectio n 21. T o w n s h ip 21 out n whipping to another unus­ kietwii its A lex a n d ra I,. Curitvln, ihm South. “aiH tB K N m aH B aaw aaaaB aB aaasaaB R anisn R a n g e 20 E a s t; all p. r*"*iv« c l a i m i n g li.tttren s in ually great far western team— tlioye ** rt tin t r a c t s o f land m i n ­ T he S o u th e a s t q u a r te r of th e Stanford. And, when you are ute In Ho- ' 'minty >tf H-mlltuli* end Smith w e s t o u n r t e r *i" S e c tio n 2L T o w n s h ip 21 S o u th . R a n g e 30 of Florida ilexerlle d :* •■ trimming such elevens ns Stanford .Stale *>♦> <♦<♦♦♦♦ ♦> *> <♦ <♦ <* > ♦> »*,A E ast; * r S W , of HI'JVi. Meet tun and California on successive Satur­ 2.W*.. T he N o r th e a s t q u a r te r of th e Tot* ntdilp 21 South. C an ge 2!' N o r t h w e s t q u a r te r of S ection days, you’re accomplishing quite Eanl; E \ **f W ' j of N E '/,. S**,-P.t. T o w n s h i p 21 Sou th , R a n g e l toll 2. 'I’n w li Hit Ip 21 Sniltli. a tittle. C an ge 1"' E.ist; :;*] E a st. Tilt* S o u th o n e . f m t r l o o f Lot f! So, while the reserve .stopped M V H or N C ' i t lews N ' i of ( Lot <i b e in g t h e E a s t q u a rter of N W ' i ). Si clloit In, Townvlilp 21 California's long winning streak, Sniltli, C.tngit in East; the S o u t h e a s t iiinirt>*.'i af S e c ­ it doesn't neiii ssarily mean that the . H E ', * f N W 'j a tel NE'.i o f MW't tion IB, T o w n s h i p 21. South, Ram:* 30 E a st. Golden Bears won’t be right up S»*elIon I, Townxlilp 21 South. I!ringi* 2*1 Hum. T h e E a st o t i e f m i n h o f th e W est with the topnotchers tins cam­ IT IS 111;11E I: Y O R D E R E D H ut h a lf o f th e N o r t h w e s t qu arter paign. On the contrary, Smith t on nnd ' o'lk of yon tin appear oil o f 1he S o u t h w e s t q u a rter nml th e W e s t q u a r te r of th** Nor-th* and his proteges are likely to r u t ' io** 2nd <i.i>* **f Nnvemhre. A. t>. .. .... .1 II * . .. * i H .I2-. I.. th. mil . i-oni plaint filed vv>*-a quart's* o f tie* S o u tliw ert 192.1 quite a swath in collegiate circles herein. q u a r te r o f S ectio n 21, T o w n s h ip ere tho end of the chase. 21 S ou th . R a n g e 30 East.. IT IS F l'ItT IIE l: O R D E R E D Hint IhI 1 *irih*r of |>tihll**iiMon he pithImlny n Marvel It In h ereb y ordered t h a t you nnd L’ s lo'd I" 1 h*» Siininrd Herald. '• I u do ap p ear on tin, 2nd In "Tut" Imlny, Andy Smith lias h e" * p a p er piildi h.d In S an *or.l,1(Inv i „ of f .vy„oVeiiih. r, A. D, i;i«r, 10 the a gridder of the highest mu. ui- ,■'* " I lor Ida. ii!,i*i' a pn, ,,r ,.n ,npl.iiat flln ! her* in. f,,r ' ""s* ein lv e U* .*lis., )t | fu r t h e r O .l *r. I 'h a t Him Or* lude. In Dixon, he has tin alln n . rs mv litin.l and nenl of -ribI . ,),*,. „ f j *mi, | . i.,,, i„, p u |,iis|„.,| in round star, runner, passer and U-ujr ( ' u n i at i-nn.ord, I Itiridjj. 'pj,.. S a n fo r d Itfrutd, a n«*u'Np:»pDt punter. Out on tho western slope U1I 1 will 'la> of iM-toher, A. It. I*..,. pntiBslieil In Snnforii, Sem lnol Dixon has few, if any, superiors. ... . 1 !• C ou n ty, F lo rid a, on**,* a w e e k foi ■’ottri. Seinlnolo Conn fo u r e o o s e e u t i v c w e e k s. Evans nnd Iinzc are likewise good 1 l**ik C|r<iili ty, lToroln. Wltto h my h and and Hie se a l of performers. And there are' utlirrs! (r'EAl.) Hu* said P lr e iilt Court at Hanford F lo rid a , t h i s .3rd d ay o f October, ns well, who are nlnuist certain to 1• »cl. A. I>. 1323. carry the Caiifornin stnminnbi to V. E. DOC*iLASS, succf.**:i this season. cler k o f circ u it Court, S e m in o le We a re now carrying a wonderful County, Florida. A ' Ml>*• I A I' 1 1 1 .. at the i'....I H I M (HIM gas The ideal heal f»r I’ttrida wiAHrs. All Styles . WHIGLEY’S U th at it la u , >4 long anil retu rn s such great dividends fur so (maU an outlay, * It keeps tcciU clean, breads sweet, appetite keen, -11— -*..............1 Fresh Bud full'tlavgrcd w*Ti In Its wax-wrapped Wight tiros, llldg, SANFORD, FLA. Second s i PHONE 7G3, Names to be sent to Herald offjjp * On or Before N ov.l, 1925*,/ !I !i v l VB_ �m V:. T H K SAN FO RD H E R A L __ AeJJl i 'f ii* ». / 1 | __ e is a 11 3— A u to s , R e n t | fleraM For Sale, Acreage FOR SALE: 2 ncres on 3rd St 1-2 a u to s fo r b ib b mile from center of city. c a g i e a u t o SERVICE D»y Magnolia Ave. or nigh-.. Meota inge transf*r. Phono 551 and 6J-w FOR SALE: 132 ncres on OcklaS e e l T"BONS waha River, bordering" Marion county line, one mile to Emeraida, _ You Drivo It. . W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. R* 2Snn?.'ile 10 K00<J r,,atl- A snap nt t.10.00 |n?c acre, if unsold. A nuick FOR RENT: Garage. 810 Palmetto C,ty Kealty Co- ‘ 'hone Ave. Phone 41G-J. _ _ _ _ _ 12o' ^ -Sale, Heal Estate -Wanted Help, Male HJU SALE: French Avenue lot MAN for Beal Estate in Sanford, TO REACH the prosperous' (arm -! [b a t e s m ar Highland Park, high land, steady position. Auto not nec­ f jl JTIBM worth (301)0. Uwner will sell for essary. R. B. Schulte ilealty Co., in county advertise in the DeLnnd *1250 on terms. $650 cash, balance Phone UI8, 102 N. Orange Ave., Daily News, rate le per wurd, cash ■ with orden________ __<________ I W « ,eve,ry ,J0 ,la>'s- p - °- Box m > Orlando, Fla. •«4 DEVELOPERS' ATTENTION — ‘Sa" for,,• j u t i i f **r Pensacola is beginning the WANTED: First class paper-hnngi«> a FOB SALE: Lot 50x117 on French , er. Good job. F. M. Venable at greatest development in Giorgio’s a. ■ Avenue, $2000. Half on first Sanford Paint Si Wallpaper Co. history; a half million dollar high­ •• ■ J payment. Balance in one year. Box way to the gulf beach just finish­ '16 Herald. WANTED; Man for special work. ed; at '.wo million dollar bridge joobl* a b o r a See Edw. .J. — ~ s'* across .1. Ct Cooper ‘between Escambia Buy started; FOB SALE: Magnolia Avenue cor­ bOR SALK: 10 acres rich, hnm-Autos, Sale | ar« r°r coa* 401 Palmetto Ave.,1„quarter uarte million dollar opera house ner 80x100 in high class residen­ and seven at 30 inock land on Lake Harney, Will U oftb under construction; two millions consider any reasonable offer. Ad- tial section, $3500 for quick sale. Monday evening. n o u n tisE n ca iis Painting— nccnratlng Only $650 cash, necessary. Phone WANTED: Three men to take orM*nt on highway; greatest ole8\ f T'.,A* ,£ ewton’ Irving 713. fioc for ««« 1921 Dodge Touring. fll, t . ou_-. u ’ ii chance for live developers to get St., N. U., Washington, 1).C, RHONE 303 1923 Dodge, Graham lYi ton Truck r« » tr lc l« l to * 9 o7 L w fi. IV ™ ground floor. DevelFOR~SALEr 6" room cottage, cor­ narrkJn R^rikan. agent,_207_E._6th_St.___ opmen? A partm ent. Write Tho Pensa1923 Dodge Coupe FOR SALE: 5 acres celery land ner Palmetto and Spurling, $5,|»d" Th« S * " ; 1921 Dodge V\ ton Screens just off Celery Ave., 2 miles ooo.oo, terms. Write Box 856, San 37—Wanted Help, Salesman ctlltl Nowh-______________ • re»Poni*h# 1922 Dodge Roadster from center of city. 108 Magnolia ford, F la._____________________ f c l In sertio n . iubMUUAnt Ave. WANTKli \ ..... ........... TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, 1923 Dodge Touring ,lc« *nould b * FOB SALE: Highlnnd Avenue lot, HILTON’S teed all wool taiior-mnde suits’ I . pla’ Thouwnda read the rliw20—For Sale, Miscellaneous lf lo of $2250, on terms; $275 cash, $275 lia ittlK Il SHOP I. W . Phillips’ Sons FOR SAIF- DON’T m iv \ m 7\ *.n :il> f^ya, balance every 90 days. °'coats at $31.50. a re '$20 cheaper » ficd Ra*” °f * lor"la * C,Tv:' M3 Magnolia Ave. than store prices Fall line greatg*'1 ™ ' rttlM “ « " * • n w""* T o Homo I’ooplo I Terms , K, NT HUV A MO- l)ean-Berg Corporation, 516 First First Class Barbers enl»l,v * t h ? r' TOB BOAT until you see the National Bank. est ever. Easy to sell. Write f o r ' Write ^.ln ,m‘m 25c’ ,c ash rate ? ithcardVrtlcr' Oak and 2nd S t Phone 3 *h rul« for complete ilth Special Attention great new sales plan. .1. B. Simp­ Four Bargains at THE SANFORD will ««'• Given To Ladirs slid Children. FOR SALE: Ono second hand BOAT WORKS. • Inn. And son, Dept. 1152 Chicago, III. DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell 22— Sale, F u rn ilu e ' Scripps F-4 motor, good condi­ III y°,„ 1.—Fast runabout, 2GxO feet beam. anything? If so advertise in want ad. to 1(1—Wanted Beal Estate tio n ; one 36 ft. cabin cruiser, pow­ 32-30 IL P. Red W’ing Motor. Ma­ We curry a full line. the Gainesville Sun. K & . c « fc , ered with Scripps E-d, 70 H. P. mo­ hogany finish boat. Our prices arc right. Cash or j*nid * ,v® tor. Boat and motor in fine con- "•—Cabin Cruiser, 25x7 beam. 30 terms. We want your business WANTED LARGE ACREAGE: THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho flc . addraaa ■■ From owners only. Reasonably neceptod wunt ad medium in loot nurabar If j dition. Two second-hnnd flat bot­ H.P. Engine. White cednr hull.! Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. priced. S. T. Dribble, 18 N. W. 5th Daytona (Flo.I One cent a word a bc h it p :( t About ona tom fishing boats. One Evinrude Copper fastened. 321 E. First St. ' ibaHMnd ha. a outboard motor. Wise Boat Works, 3.—20x4 1-2 open Launch, 7 H.P. St., Miami, Fin. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. First National Hank Mlrtg. *10 acres 1-2 mile from lb a ‘bar. c n n t FOR SALE: Four heavy tnldea Jit. Dorn, Fla. Fairbanks-Morse Engine. 2 cyl-1 S a n f o r d . -------------FlnHrf* Ith you 11—Wanted lo Rent ADVERTISING gets results if it 42x42. Twelve bent-wood dining inders. Kldrtaa " ‘ | reaches potential buyers. 1’aOsteen station on R. R. 4.—Cabin launch 23x5 beam. G lass1 ^ ai.ra\ ono ,arK e refrigerator. 30U 7—Business Service hcst »« WANTED: Small apartment ,,r I latkn ....... Daily Nt ws is circulated in windows. Installed with 8-14 H . r ark Avenue. » 7 l T»a bedroom with kitchenette by bunt- an Tndustri'al' ami u'giic'uUural iccP. Regal motor. ■k# » hr i t *’ 1New hard road .and 20 tpr Close in. Address tlon VALDEZ HOTEL OI.D SEWING machines made to n e f s couple. LANEY’S DRUG STORE — P » ,* ■iwaM'a* The;v boats arc in fine running Ilurmienii I’lnii *K" c.o. Herald. —( run like new. W. II. Bnrrignn, •criptions. Drugs, Sodas. W« ^ V tl^ E IIlo la n i. condition and guaranteed ns re­ 207 E. Fiftli Street._______ PALM BEACH COUNTY — The are as near you aa your phone. presented. I feet from clear w ater ilea WANTED: Apartment, three room! scene of stupendous developSnn(»rir* l.rsilInK 11<>trI Call 103.. SANFORD BOAT WORKS, At 24.—Lost, Found ami bath, furnhOied. Reply X.! merit. Read about it ill the Palm Osteen Bridge, Celery Avenue. tv (HIT W. t\ AIIM.II, IIII Iinurr !lake. $1(55 per acre. Y. Z. care Herald. (Bench Post. Sample copy tent on SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. [cations I.OST: Spare tire and rim 3414x4, request. Successors to GlHon A Platt PLAIN AND FANCY Sewing done. r between i’aoln and ice plant on 42—AiIvIr. Mediums J16 Magnolia. Everything elec- _1009 Union Avenue._______ First Street road. Reward for re­ Lots in Rose Court, Ft. iienH Weal. Phone 422. Electragltb turn to Kent Vulcanizing Works. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ soriea 17—For Sale, Houses Radio. gusta, Ga„ Augusta’s greatest Mellon, F ranklin T er­ It . "1 I.OST: Between I’iggly Wiggly ai and classified medium, rate, rush, 9c FOR SALE: 1 Four r room house,; Rt)UmtMat & Anderson, Mond: WIGITTS—Three stations. Mag­ mlay liirinif charge. 10c minimum. finished and pninteu. i m reei; or Tuesday, *r,,.1J,i,ll, wide silver liarpin nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, wi rpin with race , P i n e H eights, Sanford Avenue and Jfltb Street, pportunitiea LEARN AUOUr Folk County and Will ,ell r , r SW0.ua c « k W.IU)r i;.;|™:7,7waV .r™ i A | , £ 7 i S y Expert s e rv ic e ^ Lakeland, through the StarW right. Pinecrest Sub-division. ervice San Lanta, Rel-Air, Fine, Orlando, Fla. Telegram. Best advertising me­ Apartm ents WIGHT PRINT SHOP--Printing IB—Sale, Live Stock I.OST: White rat terrier, wearing dium in South Florida. Published Pine Ilurst, B u e n a Jlouses Engraving, Embossing. See uv harness. Answers (<> name o f . mornings. ST AR-T E LEG It AM— $250.00 in fit) days; $200.00 in Joorns first. We do It. Phone 417-W FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, "Speedy". Reward if returned to 11-akcland. l’lorida. t.—80 acres with frontage R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. may bo seen nt our barns, ono Sanford Tourist Camp. Vista and also F irst 90 iliys; balance $15.00 p*r on Golden Lake, Located mile south ami 2 miles west of MAINE — Wntervllle, Morning Board month at H per cent interest. outside of the present eity Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands Sentinel. Thousands of Maine | 25—Opticians, Jewelers Street Extension. [Office, S to res JAMES H. COWAN—Alt kinds Co-Operative Association, Box 79 limits of Sanford. Adjoin­ people are interested in Florida j of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. IL C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. 3. —$5000.00 will buy a |creage ing land is living sold for • Waier ard Boat Tanks. At Oak Lakeland, Fla, jewelery and clock repairing and property. Reach them through beautiful corner lot on I’nrk thango Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ prices much higher than this the Sentinel. Kate card on ap­ engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ We can make you a 21—Sale, Beal Estate Avenue located in a beautiful, phone 111. plication. _ _ _ proves tract is being held for. Has nolia Avenue. Phone 142. residential sect ion of the llousen frontage on street which is substantial profit on TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— MIRACLF. Concrete Co., general J. E. SPURLING, subdivision 2H— Plant, Seeds, Trees eity. Plenty of shade on this e, Rent roon to he paved. Pricspecialist. Subdivision to Or­ Semi in your subscription to the cement work, sidewalks, build­ lot. Terms, $2,000.00 cash; lando, Florida, and F l o r a [Stock $150.00 per acre; 1-3 emh, Tribune or hand it to your local ing blocks, Irrigation boxan, i . U. Sanford Avenue. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ ll’EWART THE FLORIST" balance reasonable terms. dealer so you can read Florida's [Miscellaneous Terwilleger, Prop. balance I ami 2 years at 3 Flowers /or all occasion*. way. greatest newspaper. One year, 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W E sta te per cent. $3.00, 6 months, tin.!, three months HILL LUMBER CO. House 4. —A beautiful full bear­ I FOR SALE: 5 acre farm, tiled, five | [iture $2.90. If you desire $1.0n0 insur­ 33— Wanted Service, Quality »nd Price ing urang ■ grove at I'aola. room dwelling. 1-2 mils west of, Wanted ance policy n td 75c to your order. 2.—A beautiful lot oil <'onveiiii'nt to packing bouse. ADDRESSING — Multlgraphiiig. I Monroe «.n paved road, $65011,',VANTF|). shcet nit,laj Work „f id which to build your bom.*. I.treated on road that Is to Is* folding and mailing—ns you $3,f)CiO'cash. Terms. all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal A LITTLE WANT AD IN The : Jewelers paved. I*t ice $6,0003)0; $3,Located on Laurel Ave., be­ HERALD will bring vou in big want it— when you want It. 3 acres, 1 mile west of city limits. Wo'rk.n 312 E. 2nd St. 000,00 cu flu balance I, 2 and tween lOtli and Ilth Stre e ts, j Decorating, results Advertise tim e old nrWith three room residence with,-----Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First Price $1,800.00; $500.00 cash, 3 years at S per cent. variety of trees bearing fruit. WANTED: Painting and paper tietes you have stored away and VfitJoea! Bank RMg. $2500 cas*h. | hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San- have no use for. A little tbirtyaintt cent ad may bring you several Two lots between Sanford and ford and N. Y. Ids, Trees 10— For Bent, Booms dollars. Phone I 18 and a repre­ Palmetto Avenue for $650 each.! land S upplies See or write. B. H. Bankston, San- I WANT to buy well located build- sentative will call and see you. II. K. LONG, Mtfr. FOR RENT—Roema with or with- ford, Fla. nd F.ggs ing lot. What have you to offer. Mu KGAN I'OWN, W. VA., people out meals. Reasonable rates „ •—- „ . . -----:------------------------‘Must be reasonably priced. Box are interested in Florida. Eneh otice Lincoln House. LOR SALE: 120 feet east front- 5 0(j carL, Herald, Booms 0-10-71 Ball Bld^ of them through a classified ml frs ar.d S upplies age by 200 feet deep on San-^-------------- --------------------- ---- ----- in liie Morgantown POST. Six COMPANY . - 'INCORPonATtO Phone <557. FOR RENT: Comfortable bed-room ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addrerw WANTED: To buy from owner, cents a word for six consecutive lots in a high class subdivision issues. for one or two. Price reasonable. P. O. Box 352. ielp, Female ---------------- - < £ E A L f O R ^ > ----------------- or gooil residential district, for 505 Myrtle Ave. Jelp, Male FOR SALE: 54,500 acres in Mana-(northern party. Box S. Care ller- COLUMBUS (Gu.,) LEDGER — JOHN E. FOX, Representative telp, Mate or Clansified ads have the largest tee and Hillsboro Counties, $75 aid.. FOR RENT: Sleeping rooms,. ACCOUNTANT circulation in Southwestern Geor­ per acre. A bargain, 360,000 acres nblw for gentlemen. 309 120 South Park Ave. in Gadton and Loon counties $9.50 WANTED: Lot in good location. gia. Rato 8c (6-word lino) line. [Help, Salesman Ave. Phone 663. fivst ems Instil lletl —Amills .S p e c ia l H ates 10 I ' c r i u i u i e n t an acre. Apply John E. Fox 120 State price and terms first letter. 1U REACH BUYERS or sellers of situation, Male Cllnntale “We Cover Florida Real Estate I.ike the Sunshine" Box. 92. Park Ave., Sanford. Situation,Female FOR RENT: Front bedroom upFlorida real estate sdvertiso In R. L. ROBERTSON Ileal Estate atninv 300 Pulmetto Avenue. FOR SALE: Lot with two houses* :j |—Wanted Help, Female j the St. Petersburg Times. One c«n* T r » t i | j l r l l t Mi m I S ____ __________________ _____ ! cent a word dally, two cents a won to Rent one four rooms, one eight rooms. ■ ■ FOR RENT: Fumhi'ied bedroom Suitable for apartments. $9,500, WOMEN for Real Estate in San- Sundays.___ Ifeiliums. ■ and kitchenette for couple. Phone $2,000 Cash, balance arranged. u ford Steady P M J f l j J J j f j FLORIDA- ORLANDO— Orlando' ■ a ncu ^ .iry. II. B. Schulte Rtult> 200-W._________________________ Elder & Lovell. Mornilu, St.ntinel; largest classi- j ■ « WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS JouncemenU Co., 102 N. Orange Ave., [’hone fied business, rate lc a word, tnin-.u acreage 14— For Sale, Acreage HEAL ESTATE: Priced right for 1118, Orlando, Fin. . imtim 24c ensh with onb*r._ I Wc collect ic. ensh: Buena Vista Lot, East ■ business homes girls, disli- THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Counter r,.tUj n,1L»ll kind, FOR SALE: 5 acre tract; 2 acres front, high and dry. waU' r *n ,,i WANTED: J' [ */. oa,, I)av t„ go.' —Central West Virginiu’a larg ­ od work■ \ /r? h o n c 7 'l 7 : r!d .Vo charges unA cleared. About 2 1-2 miles west «ower in J. It. Fay, Jr., Elliott. 'Vl7'neth cLfJterta est daily. Wnnt nd rate 1 I -2e per wrnty-five y e w , of •% of city limits, on good road, $1. St., South of Celery, et. Lu-Bcth Cafeteria.----word; 4 insertions 1 l ie; 6 or m V t lJ c t e z R e c \lt y G ) call 11'. 'U 0WI> 200.00. $500.00 cash, 5 years for WANTED: Colored woman to do more Ic per word each insertion. all M Hay, ColleeNt>v. 1st or Dec. 1st to May 1st FOR SAI.E: 50 foot lot on Pal­ washing and Ironing on prem­ Valdez Hotel Building in the Journal-Her­ ! ,c” *' Tinker balance. B. H. Bunktson, San­ metto Ave., just north of Hugh­ ises. Apply 2300 Palmetto Ave ADVERTISE »«* and Sotn- ford. ald. South Georgia’s greatest For Our Northern Salesmen ey St., $2,000. Also small house Hue. , newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SAI.E: Two nice orange and (mid lot adjoining. Apply owner WANTED RELIABLE cook to in- Wl,ukiy atlj Sunday. Classified Several single rooms. tangerine groves, one on DixieIGeorge G. Herring. Gurnet, Woodcupy room on place. Mrs. George ra(ea j(jc ,)or |[ne. Wuycross JuurTiO.VEEU Highway. One celery fnrm with,ruff Bldg, A. Herring, N. French Ave., on nB| Herald. Wayeross. Georgia. Two small npartnienta and aubdivisions nice seven room house, w ater and Like Monroe. jon' Burger, lights. Also several newly finish­ FOR SALE BY OWNER: For Xenia. Make imur sales Centrally located. l!H. Orlando, Fla. ed housen nnd vacant lots in dif­ quick sale will sacrifice ono good WANTED: Young woman thut needs work to baud cigars. J. J. through the Xenia G.uette, Zenferent localities of Sanford. Terms lot East front on Sanford Ave., Mauser, E'ark and Commercin' St, In, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis„ , . . ui„,m 1trict. Want ad and display rates reasonable. See me nt Bcunn Vista $2500.00, one third cash, balance p’al Notice re(,ueat. Subdivision. W. G. Banks, Sanford. lumi-annual in two years. See G. WANTED: Experienced m U»I for ladies rofluy-tu^tui. »i .. titp t i p c n i T R Advertise in J f t M '- office is C. Fellows at Fellow’s Service Sta­ experienced need apply. The Style I'OR JSU: “ul l almetto' Ave. tion, 1st St. and Elm Ave. Phone ........ Avtinuo. „ e » Y ' A one ncre summer home 447-W. aril County thoroughly which i s 1 I f f V m &. Body .site in the Beautiful Blue one of the most rapidly growing *1inK' radiator and Ridge Mountains for II. A.SPEIR 214 E . F I R S T S T . * sections on the Florida Const. of conlit ■r*fan||ess Snmplo copy and rate card upon Contractor and Builder n of new cores I'hone 453. W. R. SMITH, Mgr. request. fh-nds. Cleaning JtKAI, r.STATr. —1WKSTUBNTIl .99 M — Phono — 499-M ^atora. For all reTen Cash, Ten a Month Orlniido—Bids opened f<ir p;ivl.obbv t'ule»ton-tlrmnl#y UUg. ..Word Radiator & Box 1431 Sarasota, Fla. 2108 PALMETTO AVE. ing approximately 69 miles streets. Suoruril »• loriua 2,>1 8t. and R. R. G. TAYLOR DYElt LOT NO. 11 1 BLOCK 7 MAYFAIR $4,200 CASH Klton J. Moughton Schulte’s Selected Listings SANFORD REALTY CO., Int. R EALTY Wanted for Season s - - - Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Earle T. Field Fifty Dollars Hv GKORGE MdYIANUS JNG UP FATHER 7 :i LOTS f c a 'T C O L L X .* > THV'b * b /w e O ME. P R O M C itTTlN ’ A, fbUbAP OM IMV . 1 H E A O * ___ Near entrance Pinehurat $1250.00 each 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 years. SMITH & RAWLINS a Inc. | 212 Magnolia. Phone 367 HffifMHffiyaiyafaafi 6'HI Btlliia (>|hl* *; � 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, October 26, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/116b62c1543cad6484962eed44902a74.pdf 7a8b09a4bc35fbe989c1b131e0a1d097 PDF Text Text P artly cloudy In south arid prooobly ahoweni In north portion Sat­ urday; Sunday showers, cooler in north and central portions! ntodnt» frwM irtrothCMt and aouth i »a p b r 5da’s H eart, a t Vegetable Garden Land SSOCIATfeD PRESS DISPATCHES ANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTORER 24, 1925 High Schonl Players Perform Brilliantly At Times Hut Fnil When Ball Is Within Striking Distance of Goal tements ay And ograms NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—UP)— Noel C. Schaffa, private detec­ tive, who negotiated the return of the Donahue jeweltt, was in­ dicted by the grand ju ry F ri­ day charged with compounding a crime. Schaffa was a detective for the company which issued insurcnce on the Donahue jewels. The detective in his story to the district attorney anil police said to him ns “Sam I,ayton” for tlie return of the games nnd paid a reward of $<U1,000 for their return. • Mr. and Mrs. Donahue were the principal witnesses before the grand jury returning the indictment. Fumbling Is Costly To Welchel’s Team Defensive of Team Is Rest This Year, Palatka Reing Held to Tnrce FlrstDowns m g r By HARLAN W. KELLEY The. Sanford High School foot;M ball team was held to a scoreless tie yesterday afternoon by Putnam ‘ • High of l ’alatka on Municipal Ath­ letic Field. The spirited form A which was exhibited lust Saturday aS seemed to lie entirely lacking yesA&j terday, nnd with only infrequent spurts of good foothul! they were / ' |f1fgT held a t bay by a decidedly Inferior ni “ Sanford, in my opinion, is par- ■ -----------tan t from the heart of t ■tie ( 'm i t r a l I c Development plans out . 1 * the new addition indudi |l>y A m e r i c a n improvements announced I , . /< ,. . ncctiou with tho main s I 'j S l O O l l d g e Dreainvvold. lleautificatio B—— property, together with t N. Oct. 21.—(,;») paving and sidewalk prog V Rid uf the Ainer- the lending features of t ■ more home control Bodwell declared. It action," [’resident to the fact th a t no att< ■ d today in ud- he made to beautify an Brty-sKoml Interna- °f the property until Bn of V. j i t q ^ (mving work has been we land Candn. Working Nn conjunction I Praised the work of city’s paving program, ' aa " an effort in aany plans to s ta rt layir I d a time when ®nd g utter a t an early i any indications that | In connection with the fenthood are “break ment Friday, Mr. Bode I , of the extensive home r n°n,e as the c o r-1program planned for tl r nation, the presi- .season. He stated that nat control of the thirds of the buyers of Mum thin source is erty have announced thu attempts in some construct homes on thei LICENSE T 0 m ’! M?\s"lnll*catinn CROWS AS MANY FILE R E Q U E STS ,_ _ 17 MillionhT Given To Duke Endowment Sum of Two Million Dollars Divided Ret ween Relatives; Secretary Receives $10,000 her riuuRhtcr. ° l in tA Wn* Two separate bequests were*givoan Asso- fin jju. j)uk,. endowment to lie t year, di- usl,,j f„r i^e benefit of Duke uni­ n announce verw|ty- a t Durham, N. C. One gin u cum- a8 j or 511) 000,000 to be added ice to rtu so , to t j,e present fund, nnd specified mis, which, )j,nt 54 000,000 shall lie for the conr>’ ,lt, ,th '? truction of a medical cltool, a hosmis of local pj(n| ( an,| a nurses house. The will king unan- Jj|rec^8 |hnt this construction shall construction |)(( um!c>rtnkt>n us soon us possible. Second Bequest tors lias isA second bequest was presented ougli A. P. i„ a codicil, drawn October 1. just ho are uct- „ine days before Mr. Duke’s death, hieh various This directs that residuary income ' the Associ- ahull be added to the Duke endowIt is shown nient with the proviso that $7,000,tatinn nf the dOO he used fur new buildings and i suffered no Improvements at the university, i been forced The two bequests add to the $10,but once. 000,0(10 fund which Mr. Duke eretivity of the nted last December to advance the nne shows a cause of education in the south, program for The endowment was accepted by ■en approved Trinity college which subsequently ,tailing . changed its name to Duke univer- nnd notices given. 350. Dividend* nro paid regularly on April 1 and Oct. I of each year to those who hold paid-up stock. To the home builders and monthly investors of stock, the dividends are credited and interest on ihiloan is compounded each fix months. It is explained thnt n careful audit of the association books is made a t the same time. Stock mny be withdrawn on 30 days notice, according to the sta te ­ ment. The directors are optimistic re­ garding the future of the enter­ prise. They predict th at the growth of the organization within the next year or two will more than double the present expansion. King and Burlier played about crcnsingly strong can.crly the most consistent game yoster- was blowing squalls or riini day of any of the back field men. the contest committee post King wus always good for a sub- today’s program, stantial guin and should have been used oftener. Barber got away for several long runs anil played a flashy game throughout the con­ test. His punting, however, was the outstanding part of his I'lav. Many tim es he kicked long spirals for 45 yards and which, when com­ pared w ith the punts of Cone of Palatka, resulted in much grounu gained fo r the home team. Thompson played a fairly good running gam e and was successful N'FAV ORLEANS, Oct. 21.—(AJ on the receiving end of fojjWprd _Revision of the prayer book of passes, but his judgement and field the I'rotcstnnt Episcopal Church generalship in running the team occupied practically the entire was the poorest ho has shown tms tinui of the last full session ol th‘-» season. Perhaps the real star ot bishops and deputies In general the gam e, if there was any, was convention here today. As results Capt. “ Rusty” Russell. His tack­ of tho 15 days of deliberation were ling wns the best seen on Munici­ summed up it wns found that the pal Athletic Field this season two houses were not in agree­ Popo played a much improved ment, committees on eonferenca (C ontinued,on Page Three) being busy ns the day ended. The discussion in both houses The youngest United States sen­ ator, this. I t’s a picture of Rob­ ert M. l.nFollette Jr., at the age of six, whe nhis dail had just be­ come governor of Wisconsin. SOFIA, Oct. 24.— (A P)— Large contingent* of Greek troops continue to be sent to­ ward the Rulgarian border nnd tlie Rulguriniv*. telegraph agency announced it consid­ ers this an indication that the Greeks intend to enlarge the scope of their present offen­ sive. Officers Offer City French Ave. Home as Recreational Center During Tou.ist Sea­ son; Generosity Is Lauded The government says that tho Greeks imve pierced tlie Bulgarian territo ry to a depth of more than seven miles on a 21 mile front. The first announcement conse­ quent to the recently inaugurated movement to cn-ordinntt* civic e f­ fort in securing additional recrea­ tional facilities in Sanford wnn made this morning, when it became known that the Campbell-Loaning Post, American Legion hau donat­ ed the use of its club house, a t French Avenue and Commercial 1 S treet to tho city for tho e n te r-1 tainm ent of tourists during tlie 1 w inter season. The decision to offer tlie club’s facilities a t this time was made by tho officers, it is stated. The m at­ ter will be brought before the l.egionaires a t their next meeting, lor official approval, but little oppo­ sition in expected in view of the nature of the uct. "Uso of the Logion llnll. it is pointed out, will furnish the city with a means nf centralizing, to | some extent, the entertainment of seasonal visitors. Facilities uvuil> able a t the clubhouse may now eas• ily be adapted for use as game and ■ rest rooms, while a large floor - snare will furni;*T accomodations Bombard Town. SVETI-VBATCH, on th t llul..ir iu n ‘Frontier, Oct ‘J t.—(/P)— Greek troops, without .i .!i-:luiation o f w ar, Friday morning in* valed B ulgarian soil, bombarding tho fro n tie r town of l’orleh nnd s n-,"ancing up Hie vsiley of the 'Ntrumn. river. On tllo left bank of the river the Greeks advanced nlong a front of fifteen kilom etres (0.32 miles) to a depth of six kilom etres (3.72 miles) on the rig h t bank their line : was tw enty kilometres (12.42 miles) nnd the penetration was two kilom etres (1.21 miles). ’ The Bulgarian troops retired nil ] nlong the line. , Simultaneously airplanes nppeart ed over the valley and bombed the bridges, roqds, stations and troop . quarters, t Perich wns crowded with refu.1 gees, and there was reported to r have been a considerable number i. in casualties there, including six - killed. croquet courts, and to provu for horseshoe pitching. Notice of the generosity ' Legion post was heartily i by those interested in th of providing recreational d JACKSONVILLE, Oct. for tho reiulents of Saul (,,, —A running gun fight vv well as the scores of touri 4i| leged moonshiner late are expected here for I j„ featured a Week of nctlvit nionths. Mayor Forrest 1 ernl prohibition officers cxprusniiii? ctiuri'ciotion the city out oi the offices here II administration to tho legion for | can, Deputy Administrnt its offer, commended the co-oper-i The battle yesterdu ative spirit of the local veterans idate. tween agents and an ui in placing t|ieir headquarters a t man, who began ahootin; the disposal of the city, and s ta t­ ficers charge, when they ed thnt with the display of further upon his still. | evidence of co-operation, that the ; The man headed for “tu 'dilution of the city’s recreational '(lie ngents said and fii i address to the church by the needs will adjust itself within a ran. Officers returned 'csiding bishop for the triennial istoral letter was deferred and committee named to prepare the Htoral letter of 1928. This duty as charged to the Right Rev. ihn Garner Murray. Maryland, illiam Cabell Brown, Virginia, 4 Edward L. Parsons. Califor- Rum Maker, Agents Engage In PistolFight Green Cnniinllic*. LONDON. Oi r. 21. Pi A di patch to the Exchange Telc^raiih < ninpuity a t Athens stated that tho Greeks had four Killed ami ei.,l»i wounded, one of the latter a captuin in the fighting, which ended hi the Gre*ks reoccupying post 09 at Dcmirknhu. Time Of Eppiscopal Church O fficers By special arrangem ent with Moss Brothers; diamond importer* of New York. Henry McLaulm vvill exhibit on Monday a §100,000 dis­ play of diamonds and platinum w are a t his store on First htrcc , according to un announcement ioAccording to Mr. McLaulin, th*display will be brought direct fr a showing in A tlanta, where • a nnnuLlopnkUl That SOMERVILLE, N. J.. Oct. 24.— (fl*)—The will of Jam es B. Duke, tohaccu magnate, disposing of an estate estimated at $100,160,000, was filed Friday, leaving the greater part to his 10-year-old daughter, Doris, and providing more limn $17,000,000 for the Duke endowment established last year. Nnnaline II. Duke, the widiMrs. : .................. ow, his second wife, received the . ____ Duke residences in three i!.lifferent u n i t : cjt je3 a„(| was namc,| guardian of . *»,„ Says City Is Free From Pro­ motion Schemes of Doubtf u iln teg rity ; Warns Against itnud in th'.'} Encouragement of Class fatioM handed ot the charges might 1 marked the rcgnrdi Rtlu inveF.ign- f f*nt? lily b7 war de- bility a of the San An- tain thi tin the first of Mr. juh loss was ab- made i knl ami almost nouncci i t of the ai,« sor- Compni Bar iUp remains of the I 1 the toartmarunl been pi l» the formal ket. I ■emlinj officer, exnlnin ■y technically «f. for the I is no disposition for a c B war department; but aft liial restraint up. ^aniza kicr than that il- section limler orders re- mainin lemam within the Air a I Ky of WushinRton. taken |cd to the judr it Wus Is department ex- , f t|)e Second Wife of Tobacco King Gets Three Fine Homes and Other Requests And Is Made Daughter’s Guardian GreeceContinuesTo Send Many Troops ToBuigarianBorder LOAN BODY SEERS MONEY TO P U S H BUILDING P L A N S teum, v- s ■'■■••I The poor showing seemed to lie a 1 M- vvk/'rjS reaction from the splendid form scouring mountains! aguinst Plant City. It seemed as Calif., for traces of if the team had gone temporarily ler, 18, above, and stale. While the nttnek of Pa.ors after the shoot- lntka w as practically negligible, iJwest, 21. Author!- Hanford was unable to keep up a rival of Sweet for sustained offensive. Palatka plny- kt three allege ijudice of good [ discipline; inLr department r contempt and Ucpartment ndBtent to d isc re irth reiterates ie name of the Specifications live repeat the .h in the first l that they are I lUtemmit cnlof September 6 olciici Mitchell Younprest Solon Donahue Detective Held by Authorities K id n a p e d ? NUMBER 73 rRICE FIVE CENTS lit 1«>H “Thnt the committeeman follow­ ing the word ‘only’ be omitted. Discussion was provoked on the; first rubric of the bur af office, concerning the use of the service | for unbaptized persons those «$• communcuted and suicides. It w™ finally decided to place the rubric at the end of the office instead of the beginning. The rubra, was amended to read: “It i» *®J J j noted th a t these offices are appro priate to be used only tor th j faithful departed of Christ. t was provided thnt in uny o case the minister may. a t hJs. dis­ cretion use parts of the offi i other books of devotion. As amended the prayer for JJJ blessing of the grove in the burial service is omitted. , Man AsksCourtFor RemittanceOfBond Export juggling of figures is ihown on the ducket of tho local •ourt in session Friday morning. Jmk Patton, arraigned for being trunk and disorderly, was found L iity by Judge W. E. White, nnd ujntenccd to pay a fin*1 $ir> or sene 1“ days in the city prison. Claiming that the $15 appearance bond which he had posted was all th • money he had, Patton asked that $5 of this be rem itted nnd that he spend five days in jail in lieu of full payment of the fine. The court concurred, and Patton will be freed next week, according to police. Other cases heard by Judge White included a number of tr a f ­ fic ordinance violators. Rebecca Ilrovvn was given $15 fine, o r the option of 10 days for speeding. C. M a rk e ts CHICAGO, Oct. 24—(TP)—Whea* December, 1.43 to 1.43 1-4; Me 1.41 to 1.41 1-2; Corn, Deccnib* w 78 1-8 to 79 3-8; O ats, Dcccnil > 30 7-8 to 39. �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,1925 -— *> - — — - — —• . _______________7 r + »«»*4 ^4.* ft4 32 LOTS SOLD TW O DAYS THE ENTIRE MAIN SECTION OF I . % * V fS Y* *, DREAM WOLD IS SOLD OUT. SECTION NO. 2 NOW. OFFERED . - HAS 207 LOTS ONLY • SECTION NO. 2 Is Offered In On the Following* Terms * 5% Deposit. 10% November 2nd Balance Monthly - SECURE YOUR LOCATION N O W CEMENT SIDEWALKS PAVED STREETS Seminoi CAREFULLY RESTRICTED 60 FOOT LOTS 214 EAST FIRST ST. �INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE f r ' S■ THIS CELERY FARM BETTER BUYS Beautiful Lake Front Tract, with double frontage on paved Highway. Direct route to Fast Coast. A real money muker. House close in on Park Avenue. Stucco, 0 rooms and b a th ........ $7f)00 House, practically new, on Central Street, G rooms........................... $7500 House, 4 rot ms and garage on lot. Splendid lot. Cheap for .........$4500 Business lot on Sanford Avenue. Below mnrket value. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor Real Estate nnd Investments. Homes Phone 713. Lots 203-205 Meisch Building Is One of Our Best Offerings Today KARL J. SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. 10 Acres, all tiled, new dwelling. 3 acres set in crops. All Car load of fertilizer. On paved road. Near loading station, delivery. $13,500. $3,500 cash,, balance 1, 2, 3, years. Phone 744. OFFERS This good farm will be sold rig h t away. Large corner lot, Park Ave., and Ninth Street. .There are two very good houses on this property and the location is most de­ sirable. Price $17500. Terms can be ar­ ranged. Let us show i t j , ^ The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Figure this out from the view-point of either investm ent or speculation, then act quickly. Masonic Building------Phone 707 Farm s Acreage LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US BUY YOUR HOM E-NOW ! LOT 114 FEET FRONT One house completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 rooms and bath, garage, beautiful lawn und shade trees. Terms */t cash and tho balance like rent. in Rose Court one, two-story house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Avc., and Hughey Street priced considerably below the market, 'ce us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser, i iv • blocks from F irst Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story house conuinii g 7 roomB garage and shade trees. If you are looking for a house cio{>e in this ia hard to beat at the present price. Part cash and terms. With offices in New York City and various other ci over the country, we are in a position to sell your p erty to northern firms desirious of investing in pro# in this locality. 117 feet deep in choice residential If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, kindly communicate with us. section FULTON, INC. COLCLOUGII REALTY COMPANY 311 First National Rank Bldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA HEAL ESTATE Brokers $4500 Phone 732 REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel • INSURANCE Promo $2,000 Cash Balance 1 year 2 -S T O R Y 1 7-room 2-story House Streets. 2. 2 baths, East front, on Park Ave., between! Double garage, $8000.00. Terms. We heartily recommend t‘ Strategically located with refence to new developments, on West 1st itwo good houses with 3 adjoining vacant lots. ness property soon. 1st Street frontage. \V2 Price is right and terms are attractive. Dean-Berg Corporation Established 1910 515 First National Bank DUBOSE & HOLLER Phone 713 REALTORS HIGH DRY LOTS IF WE HAD SOMETHING BETTER WE WOULD TELL YOU 50x150 $400 t $50 cash, balance $10 per month. No tuxes. GOOD HOUSE GOOD ORANGES GOOD FLOWERS GOOD LAND, FIVE ACRES OF IT. 100 Feet .500 feet from Dixie Highway On corner of Park Avenue and Thir­ No interest, teenth Street. House Site. BRYANT & HATHAWAY Beautiful A Sacrifice apartment BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real E state— Investm ents Number G Bull Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. 20 Years Experience With Florida Land Fitteen Acres IIS Soulh Park Ave. SMITH> M« r T— On North side of Celery Avenue, 12 acres CITIZENS OF SANFORD cleared and tiled and seven room house. Do you know what we are doing at our Crystal Lake Shores Development? LET US SHOW YOU HAVE YOU NOTICED No better buys in Seminole County r a w s * * ! a f i x rK FIRST STREET One block fronting, 130 ft on Firat Street i . , Street. $800 per front foot, 14 cuah, 5% binder. Unn nK jack 125 1 B ritt-C hittenden Realty Co., Inc. Seminok 221-E. First REALTORS RY DEVELOPMENT CO. IIMMONS, Sain Mgr. Phone 117 210 E, 1st St. SEMINOLE HOULEVAnn 300 teet on Cypress, fronting 100 fe e t on the h«,Vi . , ... * „ ctr property ia offered at $275 per front foot on C vi!ri o f a'ld nroP Sanford Avenue 1 block West, has, we understand n L f I he owners are sacrificing on the eve of the greateatdevelopm ent.^Thtf 1 SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 708-709 F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. �— ' V ^ Is leu lAi 1eC K 8>tk»v 1,6a s >;nrd non.„ paSB w i n c o mHv°;P p le te . 5SS SANFORI) HERALD, SATURDAY Cone punted to King on P a U tk a ’s The line-up: bounds to P nlatka’s 28 yard Uoo ... ^ .. Sanford . . ^ ° Mull Mull is Is lo st three yards. John^ •10 ynrd line. Cone On an end nround„ la l'p. .a. ss, f e & y . sod made one yard. . te ra„Barber three. Cone kicked to En\z!” !"‘ Russell,.m adeqqe yard. Ler in midfield who returned it to GAS HEATERS - V lJ E ntera. The; i p L. C,: Hutto.f 1L. TC 1 L. E. rhomp^Ai ktl Q . B. . Larher \ ft, H. King E. H, • Entzminger F. B, fcrec, Chittenden. Darrow Cheshire Steen * Sm ith Johnson Mullis Cone ■■■■■■■■■■■■HI■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ *1* aevelapmMU hria* .turfed ■’T W I^'-SISt VNIll; lltnUTIKIU.11- I ~nt ........ tbB £a X rb« t ^ for 12. . yards nnd . f i r s t , dmvn. lancev * SUWANEE SPRINGS, FLA. Medium* .Yifl l o t . noil ITS h n . r b r r I.HrKr_lol», rrw irlrird. |*rlf« I ''fj* f , " n’ *=3n *'» *1200. S an'.law n. . Wn . i f ' lo l i - t . I ' r t r r . a d - rntirtd ,r . made one yard nround right ertd. Thompson was hurt and re 1 I steen of Pnlatka was Injured and King switched to quarter and Let - v n a « l>rrt*ni X . ton,. « Wns carried off the field. Hrown vitt came In to take ’ Klhg's hah’ a h c ’a i u : h i i a i .t y r o , St v • Phocle-8 Jark.Knslltr. ria.'. back position. Entzminger lost wont jn fo r Steen. Entzm inger mude two yards, un one ynrd. A pass, Entzminger to* King was bnrely incomplete. Entz­ fourth dowh ■w ith seven yards .HANronii r t n t 'i r r r u n x i x a eain, Thompson sent Barber m inger wns stopped for no gain XVOltKS and elected around left end. He ^ s t o p p e d Barber’s drop kick went wide ofSo. con I'nrk Avenue •, to Entzmin- for no gain and it w as Pnlatka s^ the posts. IIIwt, p ow ered V acuum Alachtna g e t s ail th e dirt. ne. He funiliU was Palatka’s ball on its own ••Vnn-Orleul" famous Tendon R tiir, J Minister TeH* How Ho prepnrsttlon Spry w ent in for Gone. Spry ..0-yard line. Johnson lost ono garber made renews rotors nnd preserves your rugs, fright end. On made no gain on a delayed buck. ynrd. Dutton blocked Cone’s kick; Koeps in Good Form With , ttelentlflo Cleaning Insures Sat­ Spry made ono ynrd through lett linger made 11 and it was Sanford’s ball on Pad Eleven North Orange Avc. Cl Thompson guard. Mullis wns stopped for no Intkn's 10-yard line. Entzminger the Assistance of 1 ' isfaction. pain. Kntamln- gnin. G rier blocked Spry’s punt, made one yard. Barber lost ono Blick-Dranght. / OPPOSITE SAN JUAN HOT^L fcaiM recovered. but Spry recovered nnd it was I u- yard. Entzminger made no gain’ iiU th Sanford a latka's ball. The half ended here EntzmingerV drop kick failed, i ll Wmt BrMiam, Va.—Tho Ror. with tho ball in P nlatka’s posses­ wns Pnlatka’s ball on its own 2u,wis Evan.1, a well-known retired iril. Smith, made sion on its own BO yard line. yard line. •’ minister, now past SO, IlvlBg here, Consider the food values Sanford 0, Pnlatka .0. laved cross buck Mullis pindo faur-.ynrds. Smitli bm1 a high opinion of Blacki i.n the next * Third Q uarter. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*a a a a a B * Drgttght, which ho says he has Cottinghnm went In for Dutton made one yard. Mullis made hn» 1 *Y . \ Liieti five yards, \ OF ^ V 4 taken when needed, for 25 ye Arts, other ynrd. Tone punted to Entzi ■ B A complete line of to s ta rt the half. Pnlatka kicked Vt down on turn* f 3 — ■ 8 For years I had been suffering . |dtdlis made off to Entzm inger on his 15 yard minger in midfield. Barber made five yards. Barber made six yardi *’ •• *...it* I 4 «i »'» , , «,. 1 f i| *■ Hii*1 liver," ho nays. "Some- Cypress and Pine ■ lost one yard. line and he returned it B5 yards. and first down ns the game end­ rain would bo very in- Framing brilliant tackle Thompson made one yard. E ntz­ tenFOntol my W k would h u rt‘all ■I pained one yard, minger w as stopped for-no gnin. ed with the ball in Sanford’s pos­ the time. Btnck-Draught was tho Sheathing session on Pnlatka’s B0 yard line, King made 10 yards nnd first down i the fourth down j BraMbiag I found-that would glv* Siding —T-------- r~ ■------5'.ftI<l f°r foaL around' rig h t end. me any relief. Flooring ?anford's bail Thompson’s pass wns incomplete. Rvcr haa always been slug’ S Thompson mode no gain. Thomp­ "• B'-^^-niea It gives me a lot Ceiling gain through son’s pass to Entzm inger was com­ t»r trouble. I have differed a lot Finish if* wUk itr-palna In. my side and back, Mouldings ateral pass 0,1 !m plete, but the referee did not a l­ v Thompson to low it.’ E ntzm inger’s pass was in­ anil bad hcadpehcL caused from ex- Lath irc-tno blllousnen. pain. Entzminc* tercepted by Pnlatkn on its own B5 yard line. Mullis no gain. Spry “After I louml Black-Draught, I Brick his >iUSft w.ouUi begin to taka ltns-soon as l Lime yard line. K” tz- no gain. Spry kicked to Thompson jolt a Bpell coming on and It ro- Plaster fo yanls off right on his own 40 yard line. lleved the causo at once. I enn Barber made 30 yards around .recomwi-nfl (("Tcf *15nyb3dy nuffor- White Itock Plaster Board was fumbled and left end., Thompson fumbled and from I vor trouble, A iloso op Nails Barber Barber recovered for a 15 yard x yards. two now and then keeps mo In good, Screen Wire Eiitimingor made loss. Cono went in for Spry. A form.” ■ end. Barber made pass Entzm inger to King made Builders Hardware I ttoJIcfeAwho Mado from selected medlclhal was five yards. E ntzm inger’s next pass°3 f.j Dojrs 'A... roots and herbs, and containing no' o tn ^ fd d in c . ,'i was incomplete. B arber punted to dangerous mineral drugs, Hhck- Windows five ranis off left Cone on' P nlatka's goal line. He Draught Is tn giro’s own remedy i » i' i . V if : for a tired, lazy liver. NC-lfit^ m a d e > ards an'1 returned 20 yards. Fram es nnd Screens Phono 631 M ®|W »me. place, ’ v Look for th e Mullis made no gain. Mullis Made to Order ■ j.fuin. Cone lost made th re e yards. Cone mnde se­ ■ Dutchess Warranty! cSfftgham l*roke ven ynrds and firs t down. Cone ■ . him. Cone made no gain. Mullis fumbled and ■■11 Murphy Ironing Boards cl right end. lost six yards. Cone kicked to Ycu can always tell Dut­ Medicine Cabinets lo Entuainger Thompson who on P a latk a ’s 40 yard chess Trousers when you see all 25 yards, hut line. them—by the Warranty sewed haliti* -weavered. Barber made three yards aorund on the left hip pocket. f“t!?'>ani: l’nlntka left end. E ntzm inger mnde two the next play and ynrds on a delayed cross buck. The D utchess Warranty jive yards, Johnson Thompson’s pass was incomplete. means more than just a guar­ Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. - I . V around left end. B arber punted to Cone who re tu rn ­ antee of high quality—for we ["Thompson, who was ed the bail 15 yards to Pnlatka's will make good, in (nth, if, Easy Repayment Plan Town 55 yard line, 25 yard line. Sm ith lost pmj your Dutchess Trousers fail lie obc yard. Bar- yard., Cone also lost one yam . Office in new Merriwcather Building you. I for no gain. Here Cone punted to Russell on PnlntW. S. PRICE, .Mjir. J. ■ If a button comes off vre! 2nd Street. Phene Oil ka’s 45-yard line. Ressell was ada o. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w hurt by a high tackle, but resumed will pay you 10c;vif they rip ter play. A pass, E ntzm inger to we will pay you $1.00. fqr Cottingham. Thompson was good for 17 yards, <•+ 4 - •>•> -i^ .><. fclgjifi yards around nnd first down. E ntzm inger lost Nothing could be fairer 1 * v-5-*;-++ S 's - + + S - S - •>*«■(■<•sS'S-s-:ter panted to Smith five yards around left end ns the ed on his own Bo quarter ended. ,R 1trade five yards Sanford 0, Pnlatka 0. Cone made one Fourth Q uarter. ;b is i., penalized li) ■ Dutton went in for Cottinghnm. png. : Barber made three ynrds. Entz­ B to Rrtzmlnger w h^ minger lost two ynrdsr Barber J [pace One) irf hi}-passing , displayed so seemed day. B aH H ztfdw StrP Orlando’s E xclu sive^ op for Smart Women" ‘ BILIOUSNESS Gowns When Planning Your Dessert < ^ — Furs — Chapeaux NEW LUMBER YARD R Lumber Co. S E M IN O L E CREAM ERY CO. Sanford’s most reliable lumber company will now be located in their new home on ‘ *£ f£'j s 1 H The Price Is Right J. H. JACKSON SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. rtor"ms'ilv five off lumU>(1 nntl Ru:we11 caught* the ball On r next n la v i0" Pal«tka’s ’15 y ard line. I t was : h ' 1P alatka's.ball but very heady play s J U S T A R R IV E D md Kilgore Florida Lawn and GolfC'ourse Grass Seed. Also English Peas for fall planting. v 'D usting Materials and Insecticides.' [ANAS ( Phone 248 I auami > l APPLES AND BA'[VF- B-’ST AIIUIV- ■ K IL G O R E S E E D CO . ■ ' N iU U L i; PECK. BY Bl’NCH AND 2614 ACRES _____ * j? W hen? ' ’ Lwcr(jlhiiKi\forYbe'Bui Icier; S A N F O R D , with GOO ft., on Lake Picket of Orange Grove amb truck ‘ 2 \'-» miles from < huluoto.i P U R V IS & W ILCOX r. Hall ftlilK. I’ll uni- 7UII F . L O R I D A ■1UBU1 * '* Soon T H E BETTER A PRO D U CT W IL L S E E IT A D V E R T I S E D . IS THE YOU SO O N ER - • v * 1 0 0 .0 0 0 ’ Exceptional Good Buy at Vpur Own lot ins. >t Street ^ yf land, small house and Barn. •rated KaillAvenuc at BITHLO s;i; Tt is after such a successful harvest that the fa rm e r' . ,1 £;i* takes his surplus,-stores it for future use and pro tects himself against any threatened famine of the *y> ?£ future. tt And so should it be with the layman, wlio when lie t t or she is^eam rig pientifulijv pfares aside what is ** not needed for current expenses and puts it in a Savings Ac^-oupt. , .. * *‘ *i% »** «****• *4. PRICES. Ap. ) * i Ha ■ We'Invite Y ohi>Inspection "M t t While enjoying your bijunUful hnrvcst set aside a j;;-; stipulated sum each pay-day. bring it to this Bank S for safekeeping nnd let it accumulate interest, [IIE SOLI) ,\T THE CALL ON US. k W jiiL 1 < \*. HAT a joy, what a blessing is harvest time to +!! the average farmer, when crops are bountiful. | anti prices high enough to realize a titfy sum for * ^ ' the season's work! | yard-. Thompson «am * MuU1# mado ono jar,L tn pass and lost i = T~r |>W ioinU'B out u f ' BKBMa a H a aiaHBa ^ B a » ^ B * K H M a r i i i a B B a a a a s B » B a B « a a i i ^ ^ complete service to the public. fo r > E*1 E S The new lumber yard is much larg­ er and more modern in every way, thus enabling a better and more W A IT Bank Your Bountiful Harvest Woodruff & Watson Holly Ave. “ ^ S s A N F O R D fTWPlHXtR K SIDCNT p S LOAN AND r S l S A V IN G S COM PA NY___ _ PHONE 231 ^ ^ > 2 *tc 5ANF0RD.FIA 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVE MUNllBSBBBBBBBHBBBnaEHBB*NBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBB ■ B e r i Your Horn & f* 4 # 1 rew Specials | ET us explain i>ur L building and Loan plan, which will enable you to quickly realize the nolde ambition that lies behind the fondest dreams of your own­ ing your home. 118 Magnolia Avenue. E 1 lot Franklin & Palmetto, near Model H om e....................................... $2400.00 ,. ; • . ■> - c sv > y 7, * 5 room new home on Highland -' . . $8000.00 C A L L MU. P I T T S ■i ....... i . .* ■ ,, 5- * : . ■ , S p A whole city block with twot5-room stucco S Houses (excepting'one lot; $15,000.00 5 'J is - r£1 p H '*»f*'* a V • • "B -m property on 1st. St., near amusement park. On very easy terms room B u n g a lo w on Oak Avenue. Close ' in for ................................... :-?6,500.00 T h is L ni,)d('rn homes on :i lots all for ™dl ■ take SJG.000 fa>ice in 2 years. Hall, Pentland & McCall , AUDITS rfce. for rent, dose v» > Xort'l . , . . :z kealty Co. ’hone 727. B B B SYSTEMS TAXES j Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, S a n f o r d . 317-18 First National Bank Building SANFORD, FLORIDA $ . G^GRA Y,-Resident Manager fi n a u ■ 5 ■ .g S m , C A L L M R . GRA Y ! - T •''i / % , i 14 410-411-412 1st NotioiVOl Bank Building. phone 190-W Home Farms, Groves. Business Property. ✓ M iB 4 J > ,S F lorid a D en se Long L eaf 'Pine M anufacturers Hotel Meson •r1 Am “Florida Dense Long Leaf for Long Life” ,.'y S " W .1V. Wheeler 1 ” No better test o f the strength and durability o f lumber can be found than that o f time. The above illustration is a recent photograph of the old Drew home in Ellaville, Florida. This old home was built by Governor Drew in early reconstruction days as a dwelling and from present indications is good for many more years. The lumber used in the construction ot this old home was Florida Dense Long Leaf Yellow Pine~the hind of lumber YOU need in your Florida home. No othei lumber commercially available in Florida today can compute with Florida Dense Long Leaf Yellow Pine lumber for strength and durability• v Jacksonville < o i' % ^ \w v <c- i �w *Qi j*v . ' Strength, a Weakness c_. , . X . —±m* «.:- ISIS, at* (lii Florida vnder Act IW U M i l t. ___M H i f .fu n d W»m '<• fA » D B I R O . ttif if lli At o m JIO B R C IU f t i o r R II A a *T R I MU Mon Monlb*.. II I* C a rrie r, p e r »n CIV by Cs O m I m i -IT.OA WMtc. it*. . par y u r . w ««k ir «d“i::io» '1 A L w o n r a t All |£ * i ob itu ary ___ i, o ard a o f tb s a k s , resolutions 1nolle** o t om «r:*ln-_«m * w h ir; ir t* * a r t to ad s w ill ba c*i«r*ad a t r e g u la r 'ad v ertisin g rata*. LT H U A SSOCIATED M E S S k* A ssociated Praa* la Meins* r en titled »o Mis uao for rs* Icatlon 9* alt nawa dispatehs* tte*. to It o r n o t otherw ise ersd* In th la p a p e r and alao th a 1o•%’ t i n published heroin. All rig h ts " f ra p a b tla a tto n of apeclal dltpatabM b a ra ln a ra alao re»*r-ed. SATURDAY. OCT. 24. 1925 TO R HERALD’S PLATFORM l e - D f t p t r water rsc lr to Jackson* ▼111«. • ^ —Construction of St. Johna-lndlap River canal. 2.*—Extension cf white way. 4v—H iUusion of local amusements. —Swimming pool, tennla courts, etc. 4,— Augmenting of building pro* cram —houses, hotels, apartm ent houses. t r —Rttenalon of street paring pro* gram. V*—Construction of boulevard •rot nd Lak* Monroe. t — CompleMon of city beautifica­ tion program. •/—Expansion of achool system with provision for Increased fa­ cilities. , As Brisbane Sees It — - ■ ✓ Marry and Divorce MY FAVORITE STORIES II, IRVIN S. COIIII I J ■- - o - - ■■ * 1 The man ( with you‘is your Don’t tell ail ^ couraging to \un really it is. ^ , py Seattle man raising checks for five yean. goliv K E E P PEi Being m istaW isn’t halt as big ia being mistaken. \ . __ PReT i y I hing —JB I t ’s a level mint.* a ll things are et off or adds to Sometimes one p like another beca^? ■which is em barkChicago man in cause his shw^kwi piease make a («l Los Angeie:* nail a girl who retuie* Her kindness x u i ■.n—i Winter’s best know gummpji’i he summer, you, law, ing. W .i\ • — Bo quiet. Then whet others think ol won’t know what « v I them. of the United States that pay the salaries of the twelve Genernls, of Colonel Mitchell and of President Coolidge. On the occasion of u local elec- j lions he owed the municipality. He tion in a small Tennessee town an might not work much himself, hut old man wns the only mem-1 he wan* ‘determined that the force l - colored «1* race * voted her of* his who the Dem­ under him should not he Idle. No ocratic ticket. It was felt that this sooner had the old negro shoveled devotion to the cause of the Cau­ up one of the accumulated piles of casian—ns it prevailed in that vi­ vintage rubbish of the years from cinity—was daturving of recognit­ the public thoroughfnre than the ion nnd a substantial reward. vigilqnt eye of the boss spied nut Accordingly tho incoming ad­ a t least half a dozen more similur ministration promptly created a mounds which to his way of think­ department of street cleaning— ing seemed to require immediate Fruncc is said to have lost sev­ something of which the municip­ enteen thousand men and 3,000,* ality had never seriouslv felt the attention. As a consequence it was -I o'clock 000,000 francs since she started need before. This departm ent wns th a t wiir in Morocco. If France to consist of two members, namely in tho afternoon before the su r­ had put those seventeen thousand a foreman or superintendent nnd pris'd and chugrined and puined men to work In France nnd saved a u'.uff of one. Naturally, to a old man had time to blow on the th at a,000,000,000 frnnes instead of white man went tho job of fore- plump now formed blisters in the trying to rob the ignorunl Itifflun 1man but upon the worthy old black palms of Ids hands or to rub the tribe* of their phosphate beds, she , man was conferred the honor of cricks out of his back. Finally in a merciful lull in the operations m ight have 1 *been aide ‘ ‘ to pay a being the staff. ho straightened his spine with an reasonable amount on her Ameri­ Now he had the idea, which is almost audible creak, and as he can loan. not uncommon among other politi­ wrung the dew of unwanted toil c a l appointees, that holding a pubhis forehead he inquired of Secretary Kellogg has had an- lie offire meant regular wages and from other nervous breakdown. The considerable glory nnd no appreci- his superior: “ Look here, mister, ain’t you got Countezs Karolyi, wife of the form- able amount of manuul exertion, c r president of Hungary, wanted 1Nevertheless on the Monday morn- nothing to do 'cupt jes' to think up to vIhH Mrs. Htrausshurger, wife Ung when he reported for duty, us thing:' fur me to do?” "Yep," said tho white man brisk­ of the political lender of I’ennsyl-'-n concession ---------' *to the conventionali­ vaniu. Our noble Secretary of ties, hu did bring a shovel along ly, "that's nil my job—just to keep you busy." State denied her admission to this with him. "Well, suh," said the old man country because he was informed Hut the white man who had been ■oftly, "in dat cn.^e you'll prob­ th a t she held "revolutionary views" selected us superintendent had a W hat did Washington, Jefferson very different idea of the ohliga- ably be pleased to know dut you uin't gain' to he workin’ tom orrer.” and Fittrlck Henry think of “revo­ lutionary views?" i. | PAN DOt Contentment lies ini world. The fish wouldnl ing or tho birds find i swimming. * .?TTT" When a m ar^oy^ A marry it is justi bccauN. know what kind df g 'rl| in tho world. cmi,. *1 ------- - Tho announcement that William l/>e Pophnm of Apalachicola will be a candidate for governor^to suc­ ceed John W. Martin reminds un th at Florida doesn't need the "Oys­ te r King” a t it* helm any qiore than It needs Sidney J . Cults. -------- o--------An advertisement in the Mucon Telegraph reads: “ Your choice of a number of 1921 utul 11)25 Ford coupes and sedans s i only |325. These cars ure repainted and in [ood condition. They won't last ung." Ami that’s Just the reason why we don’t want one of 'em. \ NOW THEN—TO GET RID OF THE CAT Eugene Sandow for many years was the atrongest man 12 General*, 12. .More Wall St. Cheer. in the world. Huge muscles covered his frame with great­ Religion a* Crime Cure. er cords than those of a buffalo. There seemed to be no Lending to the Church. feat of prowess which he was incapable of doing. Yet when BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copynam m i ) he attempted to lift an automobile out of a ditch by h i s ' own strength alone, he suffered internal injuries which re­ COLONEL MITCHELL will be sulted in his death. tried by twelve tolernn Generals Sigmund Breitbart succeeded Sandow ns the world’s for breach of discipline, which real­ strongest man. For many years he startled New’ York ly means for criticising the stup­ crowds at the Hippodrome by his almost superhuman feats. idly incompetent management of nir forces of the United States. He would bend a heavy iron bar into a hairpin by means theWill the twelve solemn Generals of his two hands alone. He would lie down with a board condemn or dismiss Colonel Mitch­ over him and let an elephant stand on it. He was a marvel ell for telling the truth, and if they of strength. Yet he died when he received what appeared do, what will tho President do to be a trifling scratch which resulted in blood poisoning. about it? It must be that things are not always what they seem. ONE FACT may comfort Colonel We have seen delicate men attacked by the tuberculosis Mitchell, whatever happens. The germ, fight on for years and at last perhaps win the battle people are with him. If some na­ for health. We have seen stronger men succumb quickly tion well equipped with flying machines should attack this counStrong men, giant athletes, frequently die before fifty; , r oth* ' try auu and uumuaiu bombard »a acw few ui of uur our ere, perhaps sickly throughout life, are as alive as ever at | cities,. destroying them with ease a hundred. and d it natch, those twelve Gen The answer is probably what the French say, "Nothing ernis would not cut much figure. And President Coolidge, moved to excess." Sandow and Breitbart worked themselves tc by public opinion, would end the death so th at when they met with a slightly unusual cir­ trial and put Colonel Mitchell in cumstance they had no reserve strength with which to fight. charge of aerial defense. A certain amount of exercise is fine, in fact necessary, to TWELVE warriors presiding keep the blood circulating and the various bodily organs atTHE Mitchell’s trial include six Brig­ functioning properly; but too much exercise tears down the adier-Generals and six Major-Gen­ vitality and diminishes the reserve strength, so necessary erals. How much do the twelve, to continued health and longevity. put together, know* about flying? That’s whnt interests the people -------------------- o--------------- The New York World is bemoaning the fact that the laws of New York state make it so difficult to obtain di­ ANOTHER CHEERFUL day in vorce. "New York’s statute is unquestionably extreme,” it Wall Street, n two and onc-hnlf says. "In numberless instances its operation is cruel and in million if is re day, exact figu-cs 2,517,700. many cases it is positively immoral." BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY There was excitement, nerve But ju st what is the m atter with the editorial w riter of strain and howling around many THINK OF THE HARVEST:— the New York World, we can't figure out. We have never "posts.” Brokers welcomed a wide Whatsoever a man soweth, that heard of anyone else in New York City having any trouble market, showing that everybody is shall he also reap. Galatians 0:7. coming in. PRAYER:—Dear Lord, we thank finding u way out of an unpleasant marriage alliance. If thee for this truth. May we sow the w riter can’t get a divorce in his own state, why doesn’t STEELS UP, oils up, motors and aecd that assures us a good harvest. he step across the border into New Jersey where he can get rails up, stocks that had been -------- o-------- quiet suddenly came to life and one a t the rato of fifty cents a dozen? twenty-five or thirty th irty thou­ th AUTUMN As n m atter of fact it seems to us that the laxity of sold sand shares, insteqd of Juut Now when the time of fru it and the divorce laws is an outstanding evil of today. In some handful. grain is come, states the smallest disagreement on principle, and "incom­ When apples hang above the or­ patibility of temperament" are grounds for divorce. Too WELL, IT'S a rich country. Eu­ chard wall, rope has decided to keep the peace many young people mnrry with the thought in mind of se­ And from a tangle by the roadside for n while. OUR billions will come curing a divorce ns soon us unpleasant circumstances arise back from Europe gradually. stream A scent of wild grapes fills the ’T rial marriages’’ are becoming fnr too numerous. Secretary Mellon is planning racy air, income tnx cuts, for the big man Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams, vice chairman of the legis­ Comes Autum n w ith h er sun-burnt the little man, including in­ lative committee of the General Federation of Women’s and caravan, I crease in the exempt allowance for Like a long gypsy train with trap- Clubs, in speaking of divorce says, "If divorce were difficult children nnd other dependents. The , Pings gay to obtain, there would be more thought and deliberation average man's income, as Mr. Z. And tattered colors of the Orient, about jumping into marriage. And if marriage were more G. Simmons points out, is doubled. Moving slow-footed through the considered, there would be less divorce. Young people know The wealth of the United States dream y hills. has hardly been touched. The woods of W ilton, a t her com­ that if they make a mistake, they can kick off the traces ing, wear with little trouble and try again. If they encounter diffi­ OUR IRON \vn|l keeps out intT in ts of Bokhara and of Samar* culty in their own state, they cross a state line where laws migntion and makeu United States cand: citizenship worth in dignity nil are more lenient." Tbe^maplc* glow with th d r Torn* the ancient Roman citizen­ We tlo not say that occasions do not arise where divorce that ship was worth, and n groat deal ’ » •*'Treu ^ l" ,n r fd | h a hickories with burnt Elrus- is decidedly the lesser of two evils. Certainly such things more in hard cash. We are a for­ J J j can gold; as bigamy, adultery, cruelty or insanity should constitute tunate people. l/Ots hope we shall if*And while the crickets fife along grounds for divorce. And there ure other reasons, which have bruins enough to get in conher march, ,jitiyn..re;vdy4 to pjot^ct, frptn* out­ Behinlf htfr BarmeA IflirBs f1io*criTn- we all know, -difficult to tlafim* in ir word, thfct’sHoifld btf side attack all th a t we have. sufficient cause for divorce. son sun. —Bliss Carman in The Atlantic But there can be little doubt that in most s ta te s divorce {'RESIDENT COOLIDGE tells the Monthly. way be gained upon the slightest pretext and that such a Council of Congregational Church­ es that in the crime wave follow­ "Nothing makes quite so un­ condition is harm ful to the better morals of our country. ing the war we must rely on relig­ pleasant sig h t as an ungry lady.” We read that DeWolff Hopper, age sixty-six, is married for ion as the only remedy. The Presi­ — Sanford Herald. Unless it is the sixth time. He has a record of five divorces. And there dent knows of “no source of moral two of them.—Clermont Press. is Peggy Hopkins Joyce and thousands of others, some of power other than that which ---------- o ■ from religion." whom doubtless you know personally, who have come to use comes He expects the clergy in charge Sanford girls who are trying to marriage as a mere camouflage for something sinister. of religion to dh'.ilay unusual reduce will be interested to learn ---------------o--------------vigor and efficiency. th a t a Chicago girl recently lost twenty-two pounds ns the result IT SEEMS TO be quite the fashion for newspapers in of being jilted. the devastated area to send reporters to write a series of DETAILED SUGGESTIONS for crime with religion would be ---------o--------several hundred articles about Florida. Their only instruc­ curing interesting. Prayer might check the Another w ar In tho Balkans. Greece and Bulgariu are now play-. tions are to ascertain all the facts detrimental to the state hijacker, bootlegger, burglar, hold­ Ing a return match. You have i<> and present them in a fair and impartial manner. Most up man, if he could be made to m ake Tescrvatkms e%rly if yuil of the articles I have read are less an indictment of Florida realize that twenty-five or thirty were praying against him. w ant u w ar in the Ualkuns. than an attem pt to justify the reporters’ expense account.— million It is not decrying the powers of —------- o---------Editor George Morris in Memphis News-Scimitar. religion, however, to suggest that — !?** ^ ■ W k ^ ’ •: , ' THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ATPftDAYf OCTOBER 24, 1925. N w am m Sanford Herald "" We entered the World War to make the world safe for Democ­ racy. Wc note in the impers today th at three hundred peysons were killed when Druse tribesmen hum ­ id the native quurter in Damascus, fifty-four persons were killed in Egypt when police were clcuring a way for ministera to puss, France has lost seventeen hundred men trying to steal phosphate from the Riffiana, Greek and Hulguriuu sol­ diers engage in buttle in Macedon­ ia, dutt u named for court m artial of Colonel Mitchell for expressing hit opinion of War and Navy De­ partm ents, and Countcsii Karolyi IS refuted admission to tile United States on account of certain "rev­ olutionary ideas.'1 If this he De­ mocracy, then turn the Kaiser loose, • THE USELESS PENNY an efficient police force, refusing its share of the bootleg money, and courts of justice, operating speedily and surely, would help religion to curb crime. HARD-HEADED bankers don't like to lend on churches or theatres. They know nothing about thea­ tres don't consider them "a businc:u." As for churches, they feel thut nobody in particular is re­ sponsible and, anyhow, they wouldn't like to foreclose n mort­ gage on a church. It might bring "had luck.” —rfr- Life is mountains When on the mourvUal valley. When in ’hsnjJ d a t e th e m o u tU w v BARRON COLLIER TELLS “WHY” CLERMONT PRESS llarron Collier, writing in Forbes perty today, how many intend put­ Magazine of September 16, tells ting shoulders to the wheel nnd, why he has invested millions in thru years of hard work, strive to Florida, and in the hope that many bring this immensely productive will take the word of so distin­ region into its own? “This will certainly he done. It guished an American as against that of hireling nowspnper scan­ is being done now in some sections. dalmongers, the Press reprints a But tho task of development will require years of conscientious, pnrt of his article. The eves of forty-seven sister well-directed, open-eyed WORK, States—indeed, the eyes of the plus the investment of millions of world itself seem to be focus­ good, hard dollars. "I know—for I nm in the midst ed on th a t southeastern tip of the United States, startled, wondering, of just such work myself, and I use the word ‘work’ advisedly, as expectant. "Boom, boom, boom! Column af­ you will see. "My holdings in Florida amount te r column in the daily papers. Story a fte r story of enormous for­ to more than a million acres of tunes rnnde overnight in the magic land, the greater part, of course, State. Cities springing into being, wild to the point of the primeval. populations jumping ten timea in Since 1910 I have been buying half ns many vears. Railroad and acreage, chiefly in what is now , hookl nk offices litefftlly known as Collier county. And l swamned with applications for re­ have bought becausd'T^KftoW1uidf servations. Hundreds upon hun­ when I nm through with the work dreds of persons giving up estab­ of development, this section of lish ed business connections and Florida will be a section made up of1 thousands of productive farm s, setting out for Florida. the homes of thousands of happy, "Why are they doing it? "What is the great incentive that prosperous families. “Transportation and communi­ causes so many to reduce every available asset to cash, cut old cation are the two big factors in ties of friendship anil business, and the development of any country— plunge with it all into the mael­ nnd transportation and communica­ strom of growth, development, ac­ tion cost money and time and la­ tivity which has become synony­ bor. Such things, however, do not mous with the name of one of the stand in the way of modern rail­ roads, A fter all, railroads today oldest section of our country? “Why did I invest heavily in are the pioneers of land develop­ ment. Witness the splendid spirit Florida? “ Here, in a few words you have and marvelous results accomplish­ the secret—the explanation of the ed by the Atlantic Coast Line. Lit­ grent trek to this new land of erally tearing its way through wil­ promise. Heal estate deals, mush­ derness a fte r wilderness, that room towns, ’booms,’ fortunes company is forging ahead, laying made over night in speculation are many lines to open up and serve merely the side issues, the natural the new territory from which, in results of a natural cause. People the future, it will draw a great urn going to Florida and investing business. "Florida’s so-called boom is dif­ in Florida because they realize that Florida is a state of unlimited pos­ ferent from any other 'booin’ in sibilities and th a t these possibili­ history, for Florida’s 'boom' will ties are based on the most substan­ last. "Why? Because it is nothing tial foundation of all—the inherent value of the land itself. less than the visible symptom of "But of all those who are fight­ bunging into use the vast richness ing nnd clamoring for Flotida pro­ of the land itself." 1 x'he officials of the Seminole Con .Bank take pleasure in helping advising* you—assisting you in consistent way to achieve you?i si? es. in S e m in o le S a n f o r d ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROSRESS iI i u i i u i i i i u a i i i i m m iiiiiu H id BEAJ. ESTATE INSI WAREHOUSE PROPERTY 1 'l*' .v\ 1200 feet on Ruilroad A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS A FEW CHOICE HOUSES> Located in Exclusive Residential slftiM*. Price and Term s on Request. BUILDING LOTS’, i Selected with reference to LOCATION nfOu » ••• ful range in speculative n> PROFITS i Price and Terms Very Attractive BUY IN SANFORD Safe and Sound. ,i o' A. P. CONNELLY & SONS SALARIES FOR BRAINS MIAMI HERALD The rath er startling suggestion irlore. The income of any qualified I’HIS DOES not ..........apply .... to a j made by Frank Bohn, in The medical specialist is thirty thou­ church organisation well manured. I Foruni, th at the regular salary for sand dollars or more. There seems I he Chase National Bank of New I college professors should be thirty no good reason why men capable W k has arranged to lend $1,500,. j thousand dollars a year, and th at of teaching in a university such as 000 to tile Vatican, to buy a ite 'th e re should lie a good many fifty- is suggested by Mr. Bohn should for the new American Catholic thousand-dollur-men in the univer­ not receive the same compensation College in Rome, The money is sities. It is about tile first time Surely fully as much ability is re­ lent U'low 5 per cent and there th a t anyone has ventured to a s ­ quired in the one case as the other, won’t be any trouble about col­ sert th at scholarship should re ­ and surely the output of the uni­ lecting principal or interest. ceive an equal compensation with versity should ho us im portant to mechanical or business ubility. the community as the output of IT'S A LONG way from thi old T hat a man qualified to shape the any other institution in it. Genoese hankers that used to ideals of a generation of young finance the Pope’s enterprises, , people is as important to the re­ Contemporary Comment such us the building of magnifi­ public as is the man who makes cent St. Peter’s to the Chaiu jani or swaps lots, is a distinct­ National Bank in lower Broadway ly heretical doctrine. Afterr a man gets into a good in New York City. The empire of The suggestion is qualified some­ fat office he begins to advise his finance has come a long way west. what by Mr. Bohn, who thinks that friends not to have anything to the universities of the land are do with politics.— Mobile NcwpEUROPE. WITH face nicely suffering from elephantiasis, that Item. washed, hair brushed, like a little disease which superinduces excesboy appearing a t a Sunday hunt!give irrowth. The ncIkkiIh i tr n In.i ' Marriage may be a handicap to .....’ ----but it makes him for his boas to get ti.—Durham, N, C., Sun. m REALTORS Ml 17 Years of Success in Sanfor4 Magnolia nt Second. LOANS ^*** !NV£$P1EN1 ■■■■ ROSE COUR' Six rooms, garage, large lot. Built with g reat care for resident owner. High grade, built-in features and many A’-'jF lected for comfort nnd convenience. r \ Essentially n worth-while property. oi2i NEW YORK WORLD not think much of ___, . .................... . ,,,1 9.. Still she doesn’t jeecding $H00.000,0U(I. The Meditating weighty uffuirs, wo is us mythical ns that of the National Bank neurby has Utilise endowment of professorships. The liun<* touching it with a pair of finger a bright new penny and sud­ power more result has been a contest for num-1 tonK**~^Pensacola News. French centime. than $150,000,000. denly ,i thought arises: W het will One racks the bruin in vain to this iieqny buy? Well, what will it If this w riter is correct the who'c ^ y,lU want ^ keep th a t silver buy? A few years ago it had .1 thinks of something it will buy. It "TOKIO SEES danger of wur standard of scholarship would ■». m ight buy a box of matches, but " ,thu c!ou‘1' “00 thnt >our mighty purchasing power. It with Russia." advanced by putting the first two: !rn^u bnlng hasn’t worn out.— would buy a pea-shooter, a strap tho cigar stores give them away T h a t’s the heading. Russians years of tho college course into Arkansas Democrat. one would........ walk a long . . . . . . * and -« . .. iuuh j nro iou ' of liquorice, six gum-drops, a hand­ .free, too wise, and so probably are junior colleges, closely allied with way to find a place that hail them j the Japa ful of BB shot, the Japanese, to start « real wur It is bad to be dhuppoin|cd in schools, and using the vait sale. . . . Time passes. Lime (lasses. I ju st now. Lut if war between high A little later it wus still worth for funds in the universities for main­ love, but not quite us bad, per­ We install the voting machine and something. It would buy chewingEurope and yellow Asia taining the scholarshin of those haps, as to be disappointed in the tiine-honored privilege of the white gum and a brace of cigurets in the citizen m ust come, the Russinnti might universities. Thi# would be done marriage.—Spartanburg Sun. to write his name on u days when the corner smoke-house as well undertake it. Revolution u n i to k• »|t a loose package on blank space nnd at least g et one arouses enthusiasm , and men for by limiting th e number of students. _ fact about evoand by culling to thi- chairs in the (u»| vote for Alderman has vanished. the shelve# for sporty young men some reason light well for a new universities nten of exceptional on is that it doesn’t let us Has the ptnny vanished also, ex­ governm ent. of thirteen who didn't bother with qualifications who should he paid brug about our ancoatry.—I’ett. a whole package. And a few year# cept as a mratin of. making Russia m ight be glad to prove saiaiies sim ilar to tho « (mid t \ . icola News. change? TI kui th* Di>t pillar of lite r i t would buy bomelhing <>r lour democracy ban crumbled! Giv to Jap an :hat she can’t do to Bol­ ccptimially able nien m any other other, juct remember j,U:* back our brieht n-**- ------<,-,lf i;. l.ko loins—Uf you don’t .---t -■ . i I one »' *• cannot JUU remember iu a back our bright hew penny, and shevik Russia what she did eo profession. whnt. But now? H, purchasing ! ^ivt) US something to buy with It! easily to the Russia of Czan> and I Any good corporation lawyer rt- take it bcrioucly, its no fun; and drunken or duboneat Grand Dukes deives th irtv thoutan/l .un — U you do, it breaks your heart.— ( t. Auju^tine Record. % Sanford Grove, BAHT NASON, Local Manager 507-8 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone1 .................................................................. l a u m i * 1*1 Loans m o n e y a v a il a b l e For F irst M ortgage Loan* ^ Consult os first Hht„ M agnolia » Bccond i li1 ,| ,u faI Valuation Basil “ 1 ,n th* m arket for fundi A. V. C O N ^E l l y & �PAGE FIVff TH£5A^0RD^HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 1925 Personals H arry T. Bod well has gone to Providence,' H. I., on n business trip o f about two weeks. Mrs. B.' D. Rackliffe of Springfield, Mass., and-Mias Nora Spring of N ortham pton, Mass., spent F ri­ day afternoon here with Miss Margaret Berner enroute to Mt* Dora. P. E. Andrews or the Lake Mon­ roe Development Co., made a busi­ ness trip to DeLand yesterday. Mrs. Ira Davis and little daugh­ ter and guest, Mrs. S. A. Bates, Island Baptist State Convention. of W aycioss, Ga,, spent Friday in He is spending the winter in Or­ . , Eunfoni as the guests of Mrs. u . lando. A. Radford. • P* U. organizations meet FIHST CHRISTIAN CHURCH a t 6:30 p, m. Mrs. Curry and son, who have The pastor, Dr. F. I). King, i;i Services held at high school at been visiting for some tim e a t the holding a revival service in the Palmetto Avenue nml Ninth St. home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing, Metropolitan Baptist Church, in Sunday School 9:-15 o’clock. left this morning for their home in Sermon and communion a t 11 Kathleen, Ga. o’clock. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Everyone, is cordially invited. Among the business visitors to Sanford from Jacksonville y ester­ Sunday Services: day were Robert E. Davies, 0 . B. Sunday School, F. B. Adnms, Sm ith, F rank Hing, F. N. Stanley, Superintendent, 0:30 a. m. and E. N. Spence. Morning Worship, sermon hy W. W. Miller returned Friday lass will niect pastor, U:0U a. m. from a two week’ti visit n t Pom­ Amlerion at her Baptism of Children, 11:00 n. pano. Daniel H. Julius and wife of enue at P ittsb u rg h ,'P a., are in the city for m. Mnt of the Wo- a few days. Mr. Julius represents Epworth U>ague meetings, 0:30 « Mildred Pea- the F lint Motor Co. p. m. | iBwin*” meeting Preaching by the pastor, 7:30 p. l it 3:S0. Jam es H. Murphy of Columbus m. Reception of new members nt Ohio ia in the city visiting friends Mrs. Ben E. Squire returned on Two of thcMeth* morning service. P arents who have Saturday from an extended visit and relatives. mwt at the hump children to he baptized will please at Kingston, N. Y. and other points. Martin on Park bring them promptly at 11:00 Mrs. H. R. Page left yesterday /clock to visit relatives in Macon und A t­ Mr. and Mrs. Burke Steele and small daughter Joyce Lambert lanta, Ga. ALL SOULS CHURCH were Sunday guests at the Boston Steele home. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoyt of Bos. Tw enty-first Sunday after Pen­ L i, Torrance at on, Mass., are visiting in the tecost. Alethia and Clyde Curry of New City Substantial.” Mam nt 8:00 a. m. Smyrna were week end guests at American Legion Sermon, “Temporal Punishment the home of their sister Mrs. \Y. [Syncopators will and James Due Abner Davis,, to Sin.” R. Prevail. MacDonald of West Palm Beach Sunday School a fte r Mass. are in the city on business. Saturday, the vigil of the feast j Mrs, Philip H art and Miss Dor­ of All Saints wil be a day of f a s t- ' othy Hart of Orlando were Sun­ F. W. Walsh of Tam pa stopped in r and abstinence. day guests a t the I. D. Hart home in Sanford Friday on his way to The Mnss next Sunday, Nov. 1, on Geneva Avenue. points in the north. will he a High Muss a t 10:30 a. m. A. Corpany and II. II. Squire were F rank II. AdnmB of Orlando was Peter Schual will play the o r­ in Tallahassee and other point • in a business caller in Sanford F ri­ gan and lead the choir. Kev. Mich- | the western p art of the state on a uel Columcilte Clasby will say Muss recent business trip. day and Saturday. tre effected in tomorrow and r a th e r Humphries fcr bids by the A. J. Hall of Lukcland stopped will preach. rtnent for addi- in Sanford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J . F. McClelland i highway buildnml family have moved from Cel­ PRESBYTERIA N Cll U RCII i bids are be ery Avenue to French Avenue, huvR. M. Montgomery of Tampa Only two of the was registered a t the Seminole yes­ ig bought a home there. The services Sunday will be ed include corn- terday. Mrs. Montgomery arrived iollowa: remainder being later. Miss Irma Lee Mickler has re­ Sunday School 0:30 .a. m., 1 grading. The turned to tier home in KL Angus-: Preaching service, 11 a. m. wriSo for surf sctinu a fter n two week’s visit with E. II, G a rre tt was a Sanford Junior Christian Endeavor, 2 Mrs. Herman Middleton. Iron Road No. 10 Business visitor yesterday from p. m. Orlando. . Senior Christian Endeavor, *> p. m. Miss Eleanor H erring drove, to Preaching service, 7:30 p. m. ***dirg projects Orlando this afternoon. Attention is called to the earlier i,„Ught 19 tu b s in S t. - H i t m iles in Claude Ogilvie of F ort Myers, th on Read N o, who is to be m arried soon to Miss Hwsy, 9.17 m ileti Ethel Henry of Sanford, is spend­ u> visitors in town to these servThe death of Mrs. B. W. Hurri- n IV, 17.35 on N o. ing the week-end in the city. :es. e tt occurred lust week.. Mrs. liar- * »n Trail in O ka— I riett had been ill for a year but j ■ o. 1 in W aahingVictor Check and W. C. Wood­ "d M l na No. 1 ing have returned from a week’s CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH not seriouiiy until a few days he- j»; 1fore her passing. olm<i. Other pvo- hunting trip to Macco and other Resides her husband, she leaves ■ ■jj“ ia H ardee, points. Sunday services: five children, the oldest a datigh- jjj I t O t o on Ho. 3 in Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. ter of Hi. Mrs. H arriett’s father 5 B n iln on So. 5 in Morning service and sermon and brother came from South Car- * a. hi. sermon oilna to attend the funeral servic- H Evening service es which were held Sunday from ■ 7:30 o’clock. A hearty welcome for all Good the undertaking parlors. Burial was * la t Lake-view Cemetery. m NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—f/P)— singing and helpful worship. Three men were killed early today in w hat police believe was a but­ 1-B. 111., Oct. !V.~ tle between 16 bootleggers in the ■ catch in g booth*. basement of a rooming houoj. Two ■ taught here in t men were found dead in the hul ■ibition agents, und u third died later in a hospita ■ b a t the crude tae- from u bullet in his brain. John ■ enforcement work M aglierrettj, said to be p a rt own­ ■ have brought both er of the house, was arrested, V tfie bw into dis. charged with suspicion of humi■ la m e n t olib lijh eil cide. ■ m o rt to teach th e ■ to gam ritpect, n o t The largest phosphate mines in V but *W he pro- the world are located in Polk coun­ ty. Polk county also produces the r f e n t r a / L'ank to most oranges of any county in the 'ry building.' *state, East Sanford October 26 $100,000 Platinum Diamond Jewelry Display Showing New York’s latest creations You arc cordially invited to visit our store and see these wonderful pieces of jewelry ids Opened fine Roads The Jeweler E Luilies’ crepe tie chine teds, gowns anti step-ins. Made of fine quality flat crepe and crepe de chine in every shade, maize orchid, pink, flesh, and rose trim ­ med with fine French Vais. Three Are Killed In Bootleggers* Fight New Silk Kimonas and B reakfast Robes Made of quality satins in crepes and satins. Hose, INFANT NOVELTIES infant goods. Ivory comb and brush set. ■j-* > sanities, sweaters ami booties. Kattlers. hooks, carriage straps and big Handmade dresses and slips. ^ Ladies’ Sweaters L x repa.-cd ^.ollcclion ol Beautiful novelty sweaters in all color combinations. patterns. __ EWOMEN’S FASHIONS New jacquard rClOVS IN L ine —P rofoundly S mart / a n n o u n c i n g f ' . LADIES SILK SCARFS OUR SHOWING Georgette and Crepe de Chine. designs. All lengths. All s.!k in plain colors and Floral In c o n ju n c tio n w it h our regu line of Smart Hats. The Y owell C ompany Phone 1947 ORLANDO, FLA. I3 i N. Orange Ave Telephone 2167 �AY. OCTODER 24, 1925 THE SANFOROH ram rd d e fe n d a n ts , each a n d every w hose n a m e s a n d r e s i d e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n t o t h o C o m p l a i n a n t In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , a n d to a ll u n ­ known p a rtie s w hom soever, c la im ­ ing a n y i n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In tho ITERY P L A N E ! FLORIDA FACTS Evening Business Class lim it scriooL building Mrs. Steele, Mrs. MaxellEvery Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & J I" the r r . ^ T hIr, n .,Ur WATCH rlescrlbpil. nml to a ll tn,« l i f i u ! ; . ! , ! vlfiee*. g r a n t e e * u n d e r JO H N W. ' U H I F F I N d e c e a s ­ By a treaty signed In 176.1 Spain ed .anil t<> a l l . Hi? ' h a l » . d e v is e e * , ceded to .Great Britain east and b e in g i l t u n t c T n S r m<nol 'n uJi.n g ra n te e * o r o th e r c l a i m a n t # . u n d e r v d n ty , V R H A W S E R deCeaTe/R a n d t o west Florida in exchange for Ha­ F lo r id a , a n d B c s e r l b t d ai allow s, . »V pXa rtie Beginners may enter a t any s, . a r i l n n d e v e r y , c l a i m ­ vana and tho west’ part of Cuba. to-wlt; ing any Interrat or I n te r e s ts I n th e T H A C T 1 In the same year the king of Eng­ and Involved In t h i s * u l t u n d e r a n y e so uthw est nr th e alm ve n am ed d e f e n d a n t s , e a c h land issued a proclamation divid­ qT uh ae r tcears to fh aSlefc t oi of n t h28. T o w n sh ip und e v e ry w h o s e n a m e s a n d r e s l ing Florida into cast and west 20 s o u t h , J c a s t, d ences a r e u n k n o w n , t o t h e C o m ­ t^trmarine Nftpier S*4 Hits Florida. Enst Florida extended I t E O lN f c l N O 85 y a r d s w e s t o f p la i n a n t In t h e a lm v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , VALPEZ HOTEL ami t o nil u n k n o w n p a r t i e s w h o m the Atlantic coast to the Apa­ t h e a o u th i - a s t c o r n e r o f n o r t h Ground During Trial Flight from .u o v e r elalm lnK a n y I n t e r e s t o r I n ­ c a st q u a r t e r ,o f'N o rth e a s t q u arlachicola river. West Florida ex­ t e r e s t s , I n t h e la n d I n v o l v e d In t h i s and Pilot is Suffering From tended from the Alolachicola river t e r of S e c t i o n . 28, T o w n s h i p 20 suit jg(M D m l b e i n g s i t u a t e In Hems o u t h . R a n g e . 32 e a s t , r u n n o r t h I,ending H otel I n i d i / t 'o i i n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d e a c r l b hnmersion and SiightShock to the Mississippi river. 182 yd*, . w e t " 1SB a n d‘ 2/3 ^J'd*. . d ah follow*, t o w l t ; s o u t h 182 yij , e a s t 18C a n d 2/3 WUIIT W. WARNER, Manngrr y d s . t o 1------1 JNJNtS. B a l t i m o r e , pet. 2 1 . - w The first English governor of T R A C T 3. East Florida was General J nines H K H I N N l N"d ' a t t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of n o r t h e a s t j u a r t e r of Grant. n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of ie e tjo n ljt. T o w n....___ s h i p 20 ____ s m it „h , R a n g e 32 MRS. R. 0. TRAVIS e a s t r u n w e s t 85 y a rd * , n o r t h In 17G3 alao the city of Penra1 H 2 ! arils, w e s t n i a n d 2/3 y a r d s , cola was first laid out, as a city n o r t h i fit n n d 1/3 y a r d s , e a s t H T nind 2 / 3 y a r d s , s o u t h to b e ­ with streets a t right angles. The c o r n e r " f lot 4 o f S e c t i o n _ *, g in n in g . blocks were -100 feet by 200 feet. T o w n s h ip 21 s o u t h . R n n g e W l o T R A C T t. m a t . r u n i-nst 720 f e e t , t h e n c e Valdez Hotel Lobby REOIN N1.NO 572 a n d 88/100 f e e t n o r t h 5 d e g r e e s e n s v 584 fe e t , v i u i a t i i D i u r t i im m j u . i i h ia b h «■» r, . . . i w e s t o f t h e n o r t h e a s t c o r n e r of w e s t 7*0 fe e t, s o u t h 582 f e e t t o for the Navigability nnd senwor- , fo rty thousand acre;. of land t h e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of th e RECJINNINO. 2*. thinyss trials and was nt nn eleva- by grant were obtained by Dennis s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of S ection men 32 nnd It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n tion of about 200 feet when a wing Bollen in 1766 along the east side Te aoswt ,n as nh di p r u2on n i snogu twh ,e s tFat2<K and m il of C o m p lain t h e r e in t h a t yon flutter apparently developed in of the SL John’s river, ‘ust south 12/100 f e e t t o s u b d i v is i o n>7 lino i a n d e a c h of y o u m a y c l a i m s o m e In R u c k L a k e , t h e n c e s o u t h of n n d t o tin* both wings of the monoplnne. C a p -1of the present site of Pnlatka. Koj- s u b d i v i s i o n lin e 313 nnd 8H/IOO rpirgohpte, r ttyi t l eh eorre iInnatbe or evset In llAnUEIl SHOP d escrib ed . Uftl Binrtl attempted to land n t,lc n established the villnpe of Kolfe e t, t h e n c e e a s t 1327 ttnd 80/100 It I* t h e r e f o r e n t t D E I t r . D th a t 113 Magnolia Ate. once. As he struck the water theileston here by bringing Bcttlers f e e t , t h r n c e n o r t h 2* d e g r e e s you nnd c.ioli o f y o u b e n n d y o u n r e I First Class Barbers e a s t a l o n g c e n t e r of h a r d road h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e super-marine nosed down nnd som-j from the English colonics, Special Attention 403 a n d 2/10 fe e t t o p o in t of lllit of C o m p l a in t h e r e i n file d m crsaultcd on her buck, pressing the , „ nr AI_ — .. ... R E O IN N I N O ; a b o v e t r a e t eont h i s e s n - e o n M o n d a y t h e 2nd d a y Given To Ladlea and Children. t a i n s 17 a m i 38/100 a c r e s , m o r e of N o v e m b e r. A. D. 1925. t h e s a m s pilot under the surface. In 1766 the nglish built the Kings l e D ay o f t h i s C o u r t , n t Captain Hubert Broad, who had road from Fort Barrington to Au- a moir Itless.a p p e a r i n g f r o m th e s w o r t bt heein gC oau rtR u H o u s e In H a n f o r d . S e m ­ 'taken tho British Gloster-Napter IfUoJne. J ublic spirited men cf hlo- hill o f c o m p l a i n t li e re l n t h a t >'"t* in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , n n d In d e ­ a n d e a c h o f y o u may c laim so m e] f a u l t t h e r e o f Fonfesso 3rd out for her tests n short time n d a subscribed to the fund for its r i g h t , t i t l e n r I n t e r e s t In a n d to] w ill ......... .. D e carge ea i nFs rt o you. s a id lujfnrn nf*• Cfininin Tiinrd In construction. t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d esc rib e d . c a u s e lrnlng a s u i t t o q u i e t t i t l e In It Is t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t t h e C o m p l a i n a n t a n d t o t h e l a n d ARCHITECT y o u a n d e a c h of y o u he a n d y o u a ro a b o v e d e s c r ib e d . NOTH 15 TO CONTRA CTIJIIH ANI» h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a p n e a r to th o Rill It I* t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D th at F irst National Bank Bid#. Ill’ll.IIKItH o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed In t h i s t h i s p o lic e bo p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n ­ Jilds w ill be r e c e i v e d b y t h e R n a r d c a u s e on M o n d a y t h e 2nd. d a y or fo r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ Florida Sanford. of I’u lillc I n s t r u c l l o n a t t e n o'clo ck N o v e m b e r, A. t>. 1923, Mia s a m e b e ­ ed In Hem In yl e C o u n t y , F lo rid a, o n T u e s d a y m o r n i n g , N o v e m b e r 3rd, i n g a R u le D a y o f t h i s C o u r t, a t o n c e a w e e k In f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e 1923, n t t h e c o u r t h o u se , f o r th e t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H anford , Hem - W eeklv Issue*. c o n s t r u c t i o n of t w o ro o m s a t tb e n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a n d In d e f a u l t W IT N ESS my h a n d n n d th e o f ­ H a n fo rd W e s t Hide I ' r l m n r y school. t h e r e o f D e c re e F r o Uonfc**o will ficial seal of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of F in n * a n d n p ec lf le n tlo n * m a y be o b ­ |>n e n t e r e d a g a i n s t von . said c a u s e t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f tl;*1 ta i n e d fr o m arch itect E l t o n J. h eliu t a s u i t to q tllet t i t l e III the S t a l e of F l o r i d a . In n n d f o r S e m i n ­ to th o la n d ole C o u n ty , o n tills t h o 3 r d d a y of Painting—Decorating H o u g h to n , F irst N atio n al R a n k C o m p l a i n a n t In n n d O c to b e r, A. I*. 1925, b u il d in g . All b id s m u s t bo s e a l e d a b o v e d e s c r ib e d . Rv A. M. W E E K S . D. PHONE 303 IT IH T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D a n d n r c n m p a n t e d by c e r t i f i e d c h e c k SAMUEL A. H. W IL K IN S O N III t h e s u m o f O ne H u n d r e d Dot- t h a t tills n o tlo e be p u b l i s h e d in th e S o lic ito r fu r C o in p lu liu in ts . Hanford H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ lish e d in H anfo rd. Henilnol-* C o u n ty , Oct. 3.10-17-21. T. W . L A W T O N . Hupt F l o r i d a , o n e s a ......... In f o u r c o n ­ s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Isiqe.i, IN T H E IT R CIT'I* KOI IIT O F S E M ­ W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th e o f ­ IN O L E COUNTY, ri.O IIIIIA . IN ficial se a l of t h e Cl ra n I*. C o u rt of C lt A N C K U Y . Hie H e v r n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of t h e E D N O I l C U I tL E T T . H tu te o f F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r Hem'.nole IN Till: ClIICI IT r o t HT, SEVEN­ C o m p lain an t TH Jl till I XI. I IIICI IT, IN ANII C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , on ti.la th * J i d d a y T h r e e l o t s on F o r k A ve.. 430IHUMI nm l >.131111.nu. I tilt MHII VOLE t ’OIXNTY, FMIItof O c t o b e r A. D. 1925. JEAN RAPTIHT "ilOROT. et at. IIIA. IN I'll XNCEUY. V. H. DOI TH LASS, D e f e n d a n ts . 1‘iillr r o o m h o u s e , d o u b l e g n r n g e nml t w o lo ts dHHUJJIO, E D I T H I I'l ll HURT, J o in e d bv h e r C le rk O r d e r of F iih llrn tlo ii h u s b a n d an d n e x t f r i e n d , H. L. N O T IC E TO KNOWN A N D UN- (C IR C C 1 T C O C R T S E A M T w o I n i s 125 x 100 s u m m o n e n e b . COLBERT. Hv A. M. W E E K S . I) q iu ty C lerk / K N tIW M D E F E N D A N T S . (.qm pbilnuutH , W IL S O N . n o c s i t n r . D E i t ft i i o y m : T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A , to: T w o l o t s n e a r ll e p o l f o r >T<MU).lin. I l n r g u t n . vs. S o lic ito r* f o r C o m p l a in a n t . J E A N IIA FT IH T Ilf RIOT, LEON C O R N E L IA F. D R U P E , n n d h e r 1msR O U T H R IE U L , M A R IA nO RO T , Oct. 3-10-17-21. T w o lo t* on F o r k Cl.XitJO XirgHMItl, T u b e n lo ok. blllld, AllgUS ll. Ill'llCi*. s l g n e il A. M A R I E III Ht A T VOHAL, A N H IE ti D. Itriiee, if li v in g an d If d e a d all T U C K E R , M I IS. AHNEHH C. W E E D T w o l o t s oil H an fo rd A ve. O n e fSOtllMIO. o t h e r silliiHI.no, p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a m i n t e r e s t by. A L IC E T. FA It III SI I, W IL D ELM INA tb r o u n U o r u n d e r C o rn e lia F. I* ADAMH. C H A R L E S F. ADAMS Ilrticu nm l A n g u s I*. R ru e e , h e r N ice l o t o n E lm Ave. >2lHHMM>. 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It. f r o n l n g e n t f l n .u u p e r fo o t. heirs, d e v is e e s , l e g a t e e s o r o t h e r ­ VOCAL, A N H IE <!. T U C K E R , MRS, N ice lo t s on (ink Ave. ( 'a l l n n d * e r Ih .em . w i s e in n n d to tlm la n d H e r e i n a f ­ AON ESS f . W E E D . A L I C E T . U.xilt e r d e s c r ib e d ; F r e d E . H o a r i e r , I h n v e tin- ch o ice st a c r e a g e In c it y f o r s u b d i v i s i o n RIHII. U I L I I E L M I N A L. ADAMS, If liv in g a n d If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s l e r e s l e d lull, w ith tile. C H A R I.E S F. A DA M S m i d ------------i J o i n ti n g a n y I n t e r e s t b y , t h r o u g h ADAMS tils Wife. D A V ID W. A D ­ I f I t ’a l l u s l n c s s p r o p e r l ) I h n v e t h a t . o r u n d e r F r e d E. I l o e r t e r , ns h e i r s AMS a n d -------------A D A M S h i s w ife, devisee*, leg'.itees o r o t u . r w l s o H a v e ......... on n till y e n r le a s e —c a n ’t he b e n t. • In and t o th o l a n d h e r e i n a f t e r tleII y o u n r r o s t r n n g r r It ivlll pn> y o u to I n v r s l l g n t e , s e r l l n d : II. II, H u ltx c l u w , n o d A n ­ nie ii. I l o l l s e l u w. h i s w if e . If li v ­ ing am i if d e n d all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ ing an y I m e r e s l In n n d to tlm land h e r e i n a f t e r d escrib ed , ns Tho Dead (dikes; tho largest lo i r s , d e v is e e s , l e g a t e e s o r o tlie r apiaries in the world; and large tvi-e of ll. | | , l l o i t a i ' l n w a n d /V 1' The Tulestnn Brantley Building. Bhone 517 tobacco plnntntinnn under shade ni" C, H o ltz e h i w i Id s w ife . A nd to a n y a n d a ll o i l i e r p e r s o n s w h o s e nre located in Calhoun county. B U Y WOR Orange County (The Day dr* Public Stenographei HILTON’S 'THEMAN WHOOWNt/f BUMeAtow^saooif S IN G S ^ W C V O N T ^ Elton J. Moughton HQMCEUNTI tVflORNINi ....Wo feel th a t the superior quality of timbtri and our prom pt nnd courteous service Is a as thnt any person would appreciate and desire tit ing. ,l; Call and let us give you an estimate lumber for your new home. We asaa you will get the best in every article. XV. J. THIGPEN In Our New Home On W. Thirl St. 5 Phone i>(15 REAL ESTATE Conservative buying o t Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit FLETCHER-BULGER Our office specializes in this class of investments and we offer no property in which we would he unwilling to place our own funds. 14 N. Orange Ave. Each Saturday, for the next 10 Orlando, Florida Phones 17K8—2567 weeks this page will appear in BRYAN REALTY COMPANY The Herald. To those, interested See Us For Orlando Property 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVI in property, in and around Or­ Sanford Office—HUU. Magnolia Ave ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Miller Bldg. lando. Here is your chance. Only a piece of property on which lho purchaser lips not made a profit. Phone 71(5. the very best buys will be listed. FOR SALE ALL ELECTRIC APARTMENT Let us know when $.70,000,000 will buy our apartment house consisting of five apartments, of four rooms each. Hack untl front porch. Modern in every particular. All electrically equipped, he&ting, liEuting, washing, ironing, cooking, uml hot water supplied with electricity nnd furnished nice enough for a king. We hnve this apartment house for aale for n HmIUd lime only for $70000.00. $16,000 ensh, balance, i. 2 .7 l nmi 5 yearn Phono or come to our office or go to 617 North Hughey St. ami trke a look 2* v'P'Y us h r i o t o c r properly in Orlando that is paying $6000.00 per year on u $.'10,0000 00 investment nnd we will be convinced that there uro more properties than one m Orlando, paying un ettormous per cent income. The above described apartm ent ** the only apartment house in llto city of Orlundo fully electrically cquippi-a f,)r ,,if purposes. , « ph on e, w r it e , or / Close to Oviedo will have a salesman your our— $100.00 per acre w ir e Lane-H ardison Corporation EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY S 712 Orlando Bank & Trust C om pany Empire Hotel No. 12 Watkins Bldg Orlando ,Fla Phone 1037 ORLANDO, FLORIDA �ITpjrir ■ • - , - T ip f: flnd If thes« be other quallS R f highly pedlgrted dojjj ^ ili * I ■ d/P)--George irian_..m »i; r (’m a r k e t ! |,w was in|ht« Trad been far a cignr 5 named afthe herring 0" aW Hewspa* several in , t the cigar I of nionuJu* the ali­ e n s of all world war fn propaganujidian says ute to Shaw jjjon for the ducts thougn ioie did sug* dian continegc?t good of a good . pervasive, ur vastly dis[u to be punthe Earl of l8:h century, tal by giving non sandwich, .crate gamble'* rise from the lis meals, but tee brought to of bread, bo i" for such a ncral use. It the peach meluic of the fuinw#s used, has renown. m ilestone a lo n g cached is r e a c h M orning P o s t relieve th a t th e rill he w idely an a handful o f |Yc som ething IhoeVt beer. v . „i,nir * >’ chorus girl .’ Iwhich is intorL)| as residents fEngland’s sumeasid* resorts, ted op over the n when one of If the Torquay Iribed the choir iiucb like cheap Els" because it «y some times f often help* by displaying some flaIn feminine g------» ran t innovation ■styles. The days of good Queen Bose m ay have been the golden age ul literature, but they were bJ*o golden ago for fraternity of Britain tailors. Thdt, a t leas:,;.a the belief of the president of the National Federation of Masten Tailors, who has brought out the fact th a t the average Englishman of today spends about as much on his yenr’s wardrobe as his Elizabotnian ancestor dispensed for a single doublet and pair of hose. Those were the brave old days, the m as­ te r tailors agree, when luxury in dres3 was carried so far th a t laws were passed to curb it. It is moreover the doleful plaint of the knights of the needle and goose th a t never in the last four hundred yenrs hnve Englishmen spent less on clothing th an today, when the purchasing power of money in ench period is taken into account. British statisticians, the tailors aver, ignoie the present state of the clothing trade in Eng­ land nnd flaunt figures issued by the United S tates departm ent of Inbor to show th a t Britain isn’t ^o badly off, since in the United States the average man spends ju st about $75 a year on dress nnd the averages woman nbout $70. PARIS LETTER PARIS, Oct. 2*1.—UP)—A fter nearly-2,000 years, an arena built by the Romans in Paris fo r their circuses and gladiatorial combats returned to something like its orig­ inal use today, when a bull fight show opened. It has been advertis­ ed us a spectacle equal in splendor to the shows in the-royal arenas of Seville and Madrid, with th e most prominent m atadors of Spain tak ­ ing part. It was also advertised th a t the bulls would not be killed. The event lias been organized by the press of Paris fo r th e bene­ fit of soldiers wounded in Moroc­ co. The French red cross co-ope­ rated in staging the affair. Prices for seats ranged from 100 frails for a box holding four persons to 20 francs for a scat on the stone tiers. tiirsanfoud herald. Saturday, ocroii be shadowed by secret service men consequently, when the chief of “ potential safety service” was tra n sfe rre d to other functions, M Dcum crgue hoped devoutly that ho would not be replaced. R0 sci.J os much to M. Schmmek, minister of the Interior. But th a t dignitary held up hi* hands in holy horror. “Ah, no Mr President,” he oxtlaimed. “I t ’i* I not you, who am In danger. I am' responsible to parliament for the safety or your person. If any­ thing should happen to you I would bo interpellated on it in 'the cham ber nnd undoubtedly forced to resign. Thus, you see, any tasuaity to you would be a double one ” M. Uouniergue thought awhile and finnlly exclaimed: Ah, well, 1 suppose the service of security has got to go on then. But I can see now that it’s your security, not mine, that is being assured. “Anything to stay in Pnris.’t and “anyth.„g 1() fft!t ltnck t’0 Americu, arc slogans equally re­ sponsible for a sudden increase in American representation in the dish-washing profession and in p ark bench lodgings here. There is a real class distinction between the two, however, and the “any­ thing to stay in Paris” group is refusing to give aid, comfort or sym pnthy to the "anything to get back to America” members, whom it professes to scorn. The record number of American tourists during the past summer has left a record number of stra g ­ glers behind. Tho charm of Paris has captured some of these; the desire to see a little more of Europe than the budget originally culled for has left others stranded. When starvation comes a little too close, they seek out the American nid society. The society’s waiting list for employment or transporta­ tion now totals 400, though they are not quite'so select as the other “ four hundred.” “I tried to sell pumps to French farm ers," said u neatly, if shab­ bily dressed young man yesterday, “ but they don’t take to the things like the Americans. I thought I could pay my way around Europe but now it’s the park bench." Work is scarce now and money for trans­ portation is senror. It looks like a cold, sad winter, whether thuee belated adventures want to go or to stay. r * t W; afcvy* vj 1 -t f2 3 J| w fnunft I]e‘lher Dr0St n0r hl8 me* on had I°v?r sc<!n Cnlbe» the me°n. ,,ei'ig put into a trance, on ,!.Xn?Uy thp clothes-line ■ *!*ch the laundry was suspend^hen it was stolen, the kind or clothes pins used, the character t the clothes on the line. The owner of the missing laundry did not himself know all these details, hut they later proved to be true, the medium next named the thief and the place where the laun­ dry was hidden. The thief was caught nnd confessed. This is said to be only one of several ciiHis of clairvoyancy conducted by Uorst und his medium which arc puzzling the experts. •f; ua] ■■ (1.I5S44X;•if iSrM . -: . + •? *—— ,« 1 i *4 , ‘a . ■ -M fi i The consumption of cordials in Germany today is only one third that of pre-war days, according to a confidential report compiled by one of the leading distilleries. I Hiring the last rew years before the world war the average annual consumption of cordials for each head of n^mdation was more than three* quarts,*. Tho i.^.pat reason for this de­ cline i* economy, ns the prices of liquors are now too high for per­ sons of moderate means. This re ­ trogression in the consumption of heavy drinks is somewhat offset by the fact that light wines are being consumed more than before the war, owing chiefly to tho low prices of wines imported from countries in which the currencies have depreciated, such us France. i y U -D R IV E Sedans — Coupes — Tourings — R oadsters — Hudsons —■Stude b a k e rs— Chryslers — Buicks — Rickenbackers — N ashs Japanese Clerks In New Political Party , Reasonable Rates .TOKYO, Oct. 2 !.-(/? )—Form a­ tion of a strong Clerical Party that would participate in the com­ ing elections at which more than U,000,000 new voters will ballot, is reported to lie supported by priests of the Nichiren sect, a m ilitant Buddhist group. An obsolete po­ lice regulation prohibits religious ’11r n i -_I ?* f __ 1 ____ workers from joining political par­ ties in Japan. The Nichiren sect, composed of 23 different groups, has approximately 3,000,000 fol­ lowers. Atlantic A uto 1 206 Magnolia Avc. Wight Bros. Bldg. 666 Opposite Milane Theatre la n p r ra rr lp llo n (nr The hair bobbers of P aris are Mnlnria, Chills and Fever prolific these days in the excuses Dengue or Bilious Fever. they offer for the use of women I t k llta n ir B e n in . lie remark got who to pacify husbands who do not take kindly to short hair. The la t­ BKRLIN, Oct. 24.—(/I1 )—“ Ma­ the singers homv even con- est such excuse Is the danger of ries" are in high favor among the combs and pins made of stage directors of Berlin. Not only in. Winifred wearing inflammable m aterials. This ex­ is the popular refrain of the Amer­ i oldest of the cuse is fortified by a movement in ican operatta, “ Rose Marie,” win­ the and the fht it entirely J England against the sale of all ning nightly applause in numerous tailed for to be sorts of toys and playthings for music halls, hut the Thalia theater now presenting “Anne Marie"; | calltd "cheap children made of combustible sub- is a t the Grosse Schuuspeilhaus 1 stanccs. all the years "Marie, Marie," is the chief musi­ If the husbands persist th a t not other women singing. Fur- all combs and hairpins are so made, cal hit of a revue entitled “For |!J he no hymns the answer is that m etal is too You"; in the Comittche opera, ('concerned un- heavy for such purposes and in­ where “ From A to Z” is being duces headaches, and th a t tnrtnisc played, a song called “Goodnight, tre made, bir-maxter, who shell is so expensive th a t only mil­ .Marie," closes the performance,1 and at the Admiral’s Pnlaste an 1 fort to oraanize lionaires can afford it. amorous rw aiu adoringly sings (to carry on as “ You Have the Most Beautiful Frank Elliott, assistant commis­ i we on strike, llicklcr, ussert- sioner of police in London, who re ­ Neck, Marie." “ Who is going to rescue us from cently spent a week in P aris study­ lit fs a disgrace ing trnffiee laws in the French this epidemic of M aries?" is the in girl." This capital, cheered Paris by this com­ question raised by one of the B e r-; lin newspapers. fuel to the ment: "Paris is a young girl with a An unusual case of clairvoyance fresh complexion that denotes good Eh llydo P a rk , circulation, whereas London is a is occupying the attention of the fobty bewhisker- cross-faced old lady who m ust put courts of Bernburg, in Anhalt, r m t queen’s herself on a diet. Paris, I might where a teacher named Drost, 1 disport them - add, seems to have been designed claiming to be an “occult detective" Pptcdative eyes by a g reat a rtist, while London ap­ hn.q been arraigned on a charge of p . ate tnonop- pears to be the work of a futurist. illegally practicing occultism for p dod;ai of ui| "The only solution for London’s money, llrost actually has been l tow ot woman traffic problem would ~be another able to convince the chief expert 1 the same a t- fire like th at of 1066, and I am not testifying against him, Ur. Hell-1 Jalttntion w ith too hopeful, even about even that, wig, th at only tho possession of i |dari(iiei nf Vi,-, because the London fire dep art­ “second sig h t’’ could enable him it a rsore p"er- ment is too efficient these days to make certain discoveries with i with thevr t a - , ever to let a blaze got any head- which he is credited. One sample of this has been R o the park *v- iw ay brought out. A large quantity of lin d a y s London's ents the fine<t' President Uouniergue, like most laundry was stolen from the^gurluntry. The dogs !of his predecessors ns chief mngis- ret of a house in the town of Galbc, lons and natty prate of France, does not like to 20 miles north of Bernburg. Al- BERLIN LETTER fI ♦X*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦t'*’ ^ V i i WATCH T B U Y A LOT Ti-HOW t. / £ % fi'- MAKE A LOT Not Yet But Soon IIUI Development That Is More ivision™A Townsite X I jpfi IMI ■SYNONYMOUS WITH A TERM: n mi ■ a We Take Great Pleasure In A n n o u n c in g the O pening of c u r office in S an fo rd Hall, Pentland & McCall a u d it s Miami, SYSTEMS Jacksonville, Tampa, TAXES Sanford JU6-17-18 First National Bank Building1 S. G. GUAY, Resident Manager ................. - ....... - .......................................... “A WONDERFUL COASTAL HOMESITE; AN UNEXCELLED INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY” . ■! YOU make a mistake if you do not HAVE us show you the opportunity of­ fered through this ideal TOWNSITE development. - ,. i �BIGHT 3010 r j fi: | | « P f * TT ITU 0 \JSjK 0 > vation. The first offering is the Causeway Seel 5Q tion. This Section touches the Ocean on the eaa 11 Loth sides of tlie East Dixie, both shores of la _ i ___. , t Halifax and both sides of the Dixie Highway. | » *| J J Think of it— one section with all these advantage Wi j ^ of road and natural waterways. Most decidedlj v j they are advantages which are necessarily couj __\\ j f ' fined to this one development. In addition tH having great desirability the FIRST UNIT i| sharply UNDERPRICED—deliberately so by the directors of Daytona Shores who feel that the best way to advertise is to t o people make money AT ONCE. P . I V C F> H A L IF A X \s u i ftmm,itii t | o c i- 4 X i‘t AZA . . Firit Unit v _ Causeway S ection ........' A T L A N T l C Already several syndicates have been formed to buy into the TIRS1 UNIT. Daytona Shores is getting the shrewd investors —many of whom have made fortunes in the FIRST UNITS ill other large developments—iu Coral Cables, in Miami Shored ARE BEIN TODAY () ( E Please send me information regarding the iniestnr-n: ;)orsioilittcs o f the first unit (Cacjetiuy Section) o f Daytona Micros. Address. Town_ Causeway Section THE FIRST UNIT OF D A YTO N A SHORES fifteen, MILES of natural wate? �THESANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER M, s u m t , u r l.lTKSiTln\ Tn nn TAIN 8PK('l.«t> I W l 1 U t m « % t ? wc.A,‘ * * '* ) ? * & l u »ny rltthF,* i m ra unknown, c la im in g t o ' iho h,f; *l,I? Interest in and S i I T Bcrll/'o l’r"l'e rty liorelriabov*. 'ile- la lirroliv Klv,n th n t •>. Perpetuate First T« toNotle© w n o f O viedo. F lo r id a , w i l l L i a S l lip n e x t Rpeclal »eailo n n f PtPh i D . g l g lu t u rn of t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a Standard Readers tft« foV a p e r l a l leiUelntloii p r e a c r l h l n S ro eth m l Of m a k i n g p u h fic im ,>r.1 e 1 o r # r f I'nrt or parcel th « re - 'f o n D E n n o t h a t you for . ,a*fh ° r. 7ou- he ami a p p e a r he* t ’ .nrt1 !‘i |,n 1,1 t-’lrcult C ourt a t tliu Li'“ " o u e e at Hanford. F lorida, p r o v e m e n t a In *n id Town o f O viedo ” nd t ? ° “ nt >* F lo rid a, on th e jtc o f O ld h ic h B u r n Old L i n e s ■jch was burn■„ a series of its familar ■ay legislators icir feet, smoke | r the Sunshine the new hostel|o f Mr. Harbifdeil that. L looked upon Congress Hotel Le within its Estate’s deatinlkod-nfter. per« IlInfldlAllClt I simultaneously Lgh, (Republican ■ ro n g resn H o te l, If*-affairs of a up. J ... r long ago th at INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2-1.—J/P) and osacssltiK and paying th e ™ .? un i mJV„ of huvemher. A. H. I'j J i . a m e n d i n g c h a r t e r In . h . m ..* 1" 1 «b'-rr. m a k e a n a w e r —The small scnoolhouses th a t dot­ ot hf e raeaol fd, Tmouwl nnl»o Ulll of Complain*. exh ib ite d of O viedo an f , r ted Indiana’s hillsides half a cen­ n ,t > In thla cause. Bald s u it !.*„** n "Ult In nulet the t it le In tu ry ago have become garages and th*' com plainants. granaries, but the lessons learned If Is f u r th e r O R D E R E D t h a t th is • Txiv in them from the McGuffey read­ A tte a t: C. K. P H iL lIlP s . ers will bo perpetuated by “The Pot*. A in *4 r. A . McGuffcyites,” nn association of Hooifer state natives. Itj tho days when the three R s NOTICE OF HI*ECIAI, I,E(.|XI,A. constituted the curriculum , the N o tic e In h e r e b y ' g iv e n t h n t ' n n readers prepared by D r. W. H. Mc­ n l l c a t l n n w ill be m ndo to X S t a t e L e g i s l a t u r e a t a sp e c ia l Guffey were the standard, and oft­ . ho held In > T a lln h a "l en the fonly texts. Many a copy, its sneloe n, ; Ft hl oe rr ei doaf , t on a d a t e to t„. battered and leaves worn covers -----------»>y «ho I o v e r n o r of: the" *ald s t a t e o f F l o r i d a f o r th e p a s s a g e of t h e thin by hard usage from each suc­ r o p o s e d law . 10 cessive child. of tho fam ily, went pn .f tf l * c * f n i l U r d a n n e t estohon tho mhntlepiece beside the fam ­ H ailin g a b ird r e s e r v a t i o n t o b« ily Bible and ‘'Pilgrim ’s Progress" k n o w n a s th*> L a k e O h h rm B ir d R eal when new educational methods and e r v a t l o l i In t l i C o u n ty of Seminole. UK,al‘lUr“ m bjects discarded th e one-room Of®thc StaTe S e c ti o n I. a. B ird R e s e r v a t i o n rural school. The McGuffey readers t o b e k n o w n as t h e L u k e C h a r m Bird and their contem porary, the little R e s e r v a t i o n Is h e r e b y c r e a t e d In red schoolhousc, became bnly sym ­ t h o C o u n ty of S e m in o le w i t h i n t h e n d b o u n d a r i e s a n d h e re in * bols of a step in the evolution of al ifmt ei rt s daescrib ed , t o - w l l : „ S e c ti o n s ]. n. ;i 10, l j . 11 i t JOHN' J . D EA N a n d t h e h e i r s , d e ­ rural education. visees. g r a n t e e s o r o t h e r c l a i m ­ ,“f Then, several yenrs ago, n lette r 1C.. All In T o w n s h i p J I — h. a n t s u n d e r J o h n J. D e a n ; J o h n I t o n g e 31. Also S e c tio n r* in T o w n ­ D u r d e n atnl th e h e irs, devisees, in the Tenders column of The In­ s h i p 21. r a n g e 32. g ran tees or o th er claim an ts u n ­ dianapolis News asked: "W here S e c ti o n 2. T h a t It s h a l l h e u n , d e r J o h n D u rd e n ; H u b e r t A. H a r ­ can Ii get the tne old McGuffey oicuuucy school s c h o o l j n w f u l to h l i i —lj'int. t r a p , d e s t r o y dee, s o m e t i m e s k n o w n a s H u b e r t ^ ^ ru fy islted ftnj* n ie a i fl lS P l l-U o v ^ w i t h i n th e hooks I studied -15, yenrs ago?" i»V l i m i t s o f ttio JyflkB tTIm nn Itlrd R e s ­ Two- persona answered the inquiry e r v a t i o n p r o w l e d f o r tn S e c ti o n 3 a c t. M y bird , w ild tnrlcey . with offers to share their McGuf­ owfi l dt h i s-goose, any b ir d o r fey readers but refusing to sell w i l d fow l s f >Any ‘k in dSglld , o r s i |u i r r e l n*. a n y Hmu . a n d ..................... t h a t t h e r e sliall them. n o t h e r e a f te r ,'w ith in said lim its i,« Snakeskin JflldJwer the old stmetion, with a a n y o p e n s e a s o n f o r -------g a m e birds o r f o w l of a n y ' d n n d , e x c e p t d: o m e s t i c f o w l, w ild d i t \ k , s n i p e . ’ a n d coot, a n y ti m e ling could toll rreat interest to ’s quoted as sayiilow up there in mer? Well right ike county got its iproves a s La n g u ish e s \ H o sp ita l 2i,—f/P)—While Haywood is if Kremlin Hosim an acute ntkejjBi rican in, ,ii» D 7,netzky. !l") iu th iiiin i' !i>ti " “ of which he eportetl to he wnjif the colony DOtU’ Vic buildud other intt works. A town is being built nt know, of shedding his skin from time to tim e, and tho discarded epidermis is now being used to good advantage for shoes, ban­ dings and hats. This coat is of silk, and has a collar of imitation snakeskin carried out in silk and velvet. It is perhaps more com­ fortable about tho neck than tho real ariicle would he.____________ low,In Movies Is F re q u e n t Qyfrofit To M inor O perato rs W t t l ’.of the fa p o t today sta rte d h r > too, arc erolumdom vko once p of pooUnty. <>r present, the >vcrty Row ” gran t of economy. Uynolfc of probeio c s the cost of a fife rceh in length, fn© profits arc unMimes amounting tlvoTy goud 'pidriin; hufy'ftJt as much as $25,00(1, or if it is ex­ ceptionally good, it .muy command up to $50,000. Many of these companies fail, hut there a re nlwayr others to step into their places. .Because of the .high cost of in­ terior settin g s the photojiluys are mostly W esterns, filled with action and breath-taking thrills, taken with rugged scenery us their back­ ground. ..V ery few of the produc­ tions arc of stihtlc picturization. Often players of good mimes, glad-to pick up n few hundred dol­ lars for a day's work between en­ gagements a t larger studios nr on a day off, a re obtained by the stu ­ dios to.w ork for one day, thus get­ ting box office nam es in tho cast at relatively small expense. The scenes in which these players ap­ pear nre all shot in the one day. Small casts are employed. The producer often is versatile, writing producing nnd directing a story." Ho of fen is the business man in addition topall else and sometimes, if necessary^ stars in the picture. M i i iu m , TO SELL YOUR FLORIDA 1 \ PROPERTY? J M 'ioi A. H a r d e n , an d t h e h e i r , , d e v is e e s , g ra n te e s or oth er cla im a n ts u n d e r H ubert A. H a rd e e , ' s o m e t i m e * k n o w n a s H ubert A. H a r d e n : a n d all u n k n o w n p e rs o n s c l a i m i n g - a r t I n t e r e s t In th e r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e ­ i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d ; H. K e n d r l c l f t i u r r n s c y a n d l.e la n d C h u b b , D e f e n d a n ts , t i n i e r tlf R iilillentlon T H E 'H T A T E O F F I.O HIDA . T O A LL T H E A F T E l l N A M E D 1‘A R T I E S , O ltK E T IN flH : T o J o h n J. D ean. If l i v i n g a n d If d ead all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r J o h n J . D ean, d e c e a s e d o r o t h ­ e rw is e . In th e r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e i n ­ a f t e r* It' d e s*"*c» rI iIIMTI b e d ;, tIII o .11.,, J o h n D u r d e n . If jiv in g a n d If ddead e a d all liv a ll pi a r t i e s r l n i n i m g i n t e r e s t s tin d er J h n D u rd e n . In t__ h e real d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . ... property hereinafter d e s c r i b e d . to R o b e rt a . H ardee, s o m e t i m e s k n o w n I as Robert. A. H a rd e n . If l i v i n g a n d I If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r - I cuts u n d e r R obert A. H a rd e e , s o m e - I ti m e s k n o w n a s R o b e r t A. H a r d e n . I d e c e a s e d o f . o th e r w is e , iii t h e r e a l ] p r o p e r ty h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , n n d all li n k n o w n p e rs o n s c l a i m i n g i n t e r - I e f t s In t h e follow ing d e s c r i b e d r e a l t w o p e r t y , . s i tu a t e , ly in g a n d b e i n g HI t b e C o u n ty of gemliiotn a n d H tatg ] of F l o r i d a , t o - w l t; S o u t h H a l f or the S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of th e S o u th e a s t q u a r ­ t e r of S ectio n 21. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u th , R a n g e 2a E ast, am t S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of tlo> S o u t h ­ e a s t Q u a r t e r of Section 21. T o w n s h i p 21 S outh, R a n g e 31) E ast. T h e N o r t h e a s t Q i ii ir ls h 'o f th e S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of the S o u th en*8 Q u a r t e r of S retlo n 21. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u th . R a n g e r,i) H ast. W e s t H a l f of tin S outheast Q u a r t e r of t h e N o r th e a s t Q u a r ­ t e r a n d t h e S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r of th e N o rth e a s t Q i io p t , and W e s t h a l f o f t h e N oil l e a s t Q u a r ­ t e r o f th o S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r , an il V E a s t ll^ilf of I lie N o r th w e s t Q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r ­ t e r o f S e c ti o n 21, T o w n s h ip 2L S o u t h . I t a n g n 30 East. Rots. I. 2, 5 a n d 0 of S. K en, d r l e k t S u e r n t e y ’s C am p Hites, a c c o r d i n g to t o p lo t th e r e o f re­ c o r d e d In F l a t B ook 2, a t jiagn 113. P u b l i c R e c o r d s of Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rid a . E a s t H a l f .of t h e N o r th e a s t q u a r t e r of th o S o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ t e r o f S e c t i o n 21. T o w n s h ip 21 I S o u th , R a n g e 30 E a s t . J t ,ls o r d e r e d * t h a t y o u a n d ea c h of y o u a p n o n r to t h e s w o r n B ill of C o m p l n m t h e r o i n fltcd o n o r b e f o r e th o 2n.( p a y i o f No vein bur. jA... P i 1M2C. i h e ' s t a i i n i t h e i n g a R ltW -Jjtis u. t h i s H o n o r a b l e C o u rt. It Is f u r t h u r o r d e r e d t h a t (tils no tice bo p u b l i s h e d In th© S a n f o r d H e r a ld , it n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In tin- C it y o f S a n f o r d , C o u n t / o f S e m ­ inole, a n d S t a t e of F lo r id a , o n c e a w e e k In f o u r eo nsucutlv © w e e k l y ■nvf» v-i Beautiful Shade A place where"a your money will double in value in th'^ee month's, 52 lots have been purchased already by Sanford people tyefore this announcement which is the first to ttye public d il ''J*** No taxes until Jan. 1st, 1927 yjc have two plans of financing ✓ ,Your Home 1st—We will lend you * terms. 7 r All The Money necessary to build a complete homo n ftraf V ----------- NO WAITING A Real Chance tor the Small Investor to make Real Profits • We have field office on the ground a town s ite , but already a thrifty growing town with schools* railroad, post office. A place where you can afford to live. Seven beautiful lakes within the corporation limits, best of fishing atid hunting. r. 1‘ concern doing a nation-wide advertising SAVE and T H R IV E iV p r ‘ iTS. « - ‘ Let us have the pleasure of showing you this wonderful opportun-. ity with no obligations, f . Ive Lots and j three Houses l swimming poo] a 501-502. Pho National Bank B SA LES FO RCE DOUGLAS KING h h u u r iiu u u iJ t CALL-OK WRITE rou find it inconvenient to call ip bank by mail, ". *• w A stamp may save i tails of this easy way if J f Re a l t o r * v c. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 ^ C J-SB.-’JSii If your home is already built wo will make you a very substantial loan on it. hocirne Realty & Bldg. Corp V and getting results. ' \ , "xl Small payment down, balance E-2? Li-^r ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK IkXFOIU). FLA. r We have succeeded in closing deals with two larga c<mcet’as~ftu*i; factory and wholesale distributing warehouse on this property this* week. Construction to be started at once. J r* i N o t 1 ' MELBOURNE, FLA, Electric, Lights City Water to each Lot Line Our Prices Advance 10 per cent the First Day ot November • 4i ,V ’1 Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. then l is t it w it h Beautiful residental and business lots in the heart of' the business ** *V^V v? p’f - * 1 • 1\ » district of Osteen, Fla. Just 8 miles east of Sanford on the New Smyrna Highway now being paved at the intersection of the i\ew. cross state Highway now being built from DeLand to Titusville on the east coast which cuts directly through' pur property. } gfoM VALDEZ HO TEL BLDG. ' m Phone us for appointment �, ’ <»«•>1- ;T, y .-P , * • , -H H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 24, 1925. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS n the World of Sport TAMPA, Oct. 24.—bP)— Jim Barnes, British open golf cham­ pion, will make this city his Win­ ter habitat, representing Tampa in the major tournnments to he held in the South next January, February and March. Announce­ ment of the re-engagement of the veteran of the links wns made to­ day. Barnes ranks with W alter Hagen in holding important champion­ ships. Them two are only golfers who have ever held both the Amer­ ican open and British open titles, ns well as the American profess­ ional championship. In addition, both have held the Western open crown, Barnes three times and Hagen twice. In 1021, Ilnmen won the TJ. S. open championship by a nine-stroke margin, finishing with 280 strokes ns against 208 scored by Hngcn and Fred McLeod, who tied for second. I-nst Summer Barnes lift­ ed the British open title, nosing out Ted Ray and MacDonald Smith on the final round, a fter starting the last eighteen holes five stroke:' in back or Smith. The Ball Hardware Chlnaware in English Force* On and a fte r January the lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford W. H. LONG By M. D. JACKSON, HEAT MARKET Financial Secretary. --------- I - GATORS FAVORED Jim Barnes Signs GRID CARD TODAY b u il d in g c o s t s As Tampa Mentor IN WAKE FOREST For HAS DIXIE TEAMS sjy-jaTSB iii-. W inter Season STRUGGLE TODAY IN RATING FIGHTS " £ £ * . , „ «*, Record Crown On Hand for Rig., Homecoming Evnnt; ; Florida Tapers Off After Week Of Hard Scrimmage v.V ^ < „_. ___ TEN W i «, tion to a good five-cent cigar and ■ loothplrk that is not cut on the Southern Conference Elevens bias, is an architect who can draw Slnnd Or Fall In Champion­ plans for a house thnt will cost ship Standing In Games To­ somewhere within 100 miles or he estlmae* It will cost. day; Tech-AJabama Star what No instance is on record of whore anv architect ever drew a plan for NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.—(/P) a house which was built for th e —Eyes of Argus are needed by amount of money the builder ex ­ Southern foothnll fans today to fol­ his house In cost him. low a card filled with games hav­ pected A man's wife will argue him into ing possible direct bearing on the Southern Conference chnmpionship. building a new home. He will check Sixteen conference members are up on his resources and have a scrapping among themselves to im­ heart-to-heart conference with his prove their standing. In the eight bankers and will decide that he can games represented by the quad­ put $10,000 into a house. He then goes to an architect. ruple in quartet rivals of years “ Can you design me a home con­ arc engaged. Tuiane, in a game with North­ taining a bedroom, a bathroom, a western at Chicago, sends its kitchen and a roof thnt I can build Greenbacks against the purple for $10,000?” he asks. “Sure," . declares the architect with the weather apt to play an with a conviction thnt knocks the important p a rt man completely off his guard. Alnbama against Georgia Tech in Atlanta should be an even “ Leave it to me.” In n few weeks the plans are choice. The Crimson enters the gnmo with the prestige of a cham­ ready. They look very attractive, pionship brought from last season, all colored up and showing the and the Yellow Jackets are off to house In a setting of flowers and a flying start in this year’s race. scrubbery. The misses Is tickled No quarter will be asked or giv­ pink. Then the plans for this $10,000 en in the game between Washing[ton and Lee and Virginia Poly- house ore turnH^ over to a dozen technic Institute, an unusual af* contractors and the lowest estimate that is received is 1-19,27.1.20, not fair for Lynchburg. including the plumbing nnd electcic "Ole Miss’’ and the Mississippi wiring, plastering, painting and Aggies will have a colorful setting for their game before a fair week hardware. The architect Is consulted. The crowd at Jackson. only thing to do is to cut down on Georgia nosed out Vanderbilt the house. But the misses can’t see last season with n field goal nnd advanced to the finals in the con-||* ‘ha‘ H.h e .1" ference race and today’s game at *» " '^ r o o m . and she Athens may well he equally close. can’t go without a kitchen, and a Tennessee and Louisiana State bath mom is an every week neces­ sity, and the house has to have a meeting a t Knoxville. Virginia meets Maryland with roof. So the man who started out to the Cavaliers given a slight edge. Scwnnce and Kentucky meet at build a $10,000 house gets nut for Lexington with the Tennesseeans something under $50,000, which he spends the rest uf his life paying. and Wildcats all even. North Carolina State and V. M. That’s one of the many advan­ I. seem fairly matched a t Rich­ tages of buying an automobile. You mond, know just exactly what you have Wake Forest will give Florida to pay, nnd when you buy an Essex food for thought on the showing you know you are getting a full of the Deacons thus far. 100 cents worth for every dollar Auburn should defeat Howard you Invest. and North Carolina is an odds-on Yours, favorite over Mercer. BILL. 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. W ant on e Salesm an who is prosperity. M ust be an exm.*, This is a h igh ly remunerative is perm anent w ith a largeVo is doing h ig th in gs. See 1 First N ation al Bank Buildi^ and 12 m ornings. l, Exceptional Plum bing Calls for Tires and Tubes Sacrifia At prtcea that ar« right A. D. ROSIER GAINESVILLE, Oct. 2 1 (/P iPau Am and Standard Gaa ant. OWNER LEAVING Cl On the eve of Florida’* biggest Oils If you’re particular about ; football gam e a t home, Gatorland New Six Room Bungalow (modem), ■- tonight was paced with hundreds the kind of plumbing you “Veedol Oils” built-in features. o f alumni and visitors who have » thronged the city to help celebrate want in your new home, or annual “home-coming,” and to wit­ Electric Irons < Large lot. Garage. Elaborately f. ness today a bnttle of the gridiron the new kind of plumbing that promises to be a colorful and Radio Supplies bitterly contested struggle for su­ P rice $8,000. in your old home—call A. premacy. ■ RINE’S FILLING Wake Forest, with a squad of I I). Hosier for an estimate. tw enty-four "Demon Deacons/’ a r­ STATION rived In Gainesville Fridny and en­ joyed a light workout on the scene Phone 461,-J of today’s conflict. Florida concluded a week of vig­ 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla221-E. F irst Street, Opposite Pa A. D. ROSIER orous work with only a light prac­ tice. Coach Sobring has brought ■ ■■■ u ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ a ■■a i a i l | | | -' his squad into good physical con­ dition, hut has not had sufficient 3rd and Oak time tn really prepare for the in­ vasion of the champions of North Carolina, who have held that title for the post two years. Fleming field today should house the largest audience of the l!)2o season. More than 8,000 persons will he on the field when the rival elevens tro t their lineups into ac­ tion. The ticket sale has been the hea\ iwit in history of F lorifla « * »» f d a v n e r n is# /v„i Why waste your time run­ football. Boys of the old school, F 5 f .NS £ ? V ning around looking for a many of whonie have not been here I2 !' n l ,7 her * S‘'nlH’ chnm* good investm ent? Let us in years, have returned this weekl l1,.on." of P 0* !4 U .gue^poundshow you how you can In­ cd three Louisville, A. A. Champs, to gait! npdh si IhlTrsbnnalfdn th at hurlers for a totnl of eighteen hits vest your money nnd double hardly seems possible. it in tho next th irty or sixty Wake Forest cornea with three and nine runs in the second game of the nine game series tho teams days. We have been in the of the finest backfield men in the real estate business for years entire snto of North Cnrolinn. Cap- are playing. Wilburns held the and arc glad to say we havo hard hitting Colonels to five scat­ tain "Greasy” Grcason, a veteran the finest listings and the tered hits and two runs, the lone star, will ho a t half, with Obcr, a best values in tho Stato of freshman phenom nl Wake Forest Frisco error paved the way for Florida. runs. By winning this game last fall. K arleskint, brilliant full- tho COME AND INVESTIGATE bnck, and Rnckloy, N orth Caro­ the Seals made it one all. Kcoro by innings: Owners are urged to list lina’s lending signal caller, round their properties with us for out a q u artet th n t Coach Garrity San Francisco .................... 9-lfl-l better results and quick action is planning hopes of victory upon. L ouisville.............................. 2- 5-2 Batteries: Williams nnd Agnew; Em erson, nll-tato center, has mov­ ed over to tackle, where his work DeBerry, Wilkinson, Dawson nnd is unusually good. Riley and Dan­ Meyer. iels will guard tho wings, Johnson will be a t rig h t tackle. Lentz and M artin are curded to sta rt at tho ’III’ gunrd positions, with Woodward snapping the cowskin. At Arkndelphia: Southwestern, 20; Henderson Brown, 0. At Conway: Ark. Hendrix Col­ Res] Estate lege, 48; Jonesboro Aggies, 0. H. A. SPEIR Brokers Promoter l Developers F. At Newberry, S. G\: Newberry Contractor and Builder foil ego, 22; Presbyterian College Seminole note! of S. C., 6. A K A l. r.STATB — INVESTM HNTB <99-M — Phone — 499-M At Bloomington, III.: Illinois L ob by I’u l a a l o n - B r u n i l e y Bldg. Hanford l-Morlda Wesleyan, 20; Dvpauw, 0. 2108 PALMETTO AYR SANFORD, FLORIDA. aaanB aB B aaaanaB aaaaB aB aaB aaaaB aaaaaaaaaaB aB B aaaaaaB B i m m n .) t-'tlll.i- . i t ’ • Da Y t o M v,'F ln f.b ct. '2 Haskell Indians, 20; Midland, I). The phenomlnnl hitting of Andy At Jackson, Miss.: Mississippi High brought the major league College, 0; Milanps, t>, • ■■■■■axaaH M aD aaaxH a H a a a a a a a a a a B a H B H | | a r a a i a a a a a a * _ A ll-Star series here to a close Fri­ At Spartnnburg, S. C.: Ogledny as the most conspicious fea­ thorpe, 11; W offord, 7. ture. Tho National League entry Arkansas Tech, 21; Arkansas Viwon under the leadership of l)uvo Teachers College, 0. l l r n l L . f n l r A u c t i o n .Hair*. Let I . r t L'* I ' . sS e l l Y o u r I ' r u p r r t r Bancroft, W alter Johnson Ameri­ Little Rock College, 14; Spring can Leugue outfit living beaten by Hill ili: College, 7. 8 to 1. ? Illinois Wesleyan 20, Depauw I). High, recently sold to Boston by Arkansas Tech 21, Arkansas W r a r c i i r r m a n r n l l r l o c n t c l In S a n f o r d ? Brooklyn, smnshed nine hits in Teachers College 0. o i it .w a l k s r n i t n : a u k k x i *k i i t s J 'r j ■ten times a t bat during the two ? W p tin a rn n trp S n tl.ta rtlo n Hendrix College 48, Jonesboro games series. I f r » u h a v e I ' r o p r r t r y o u w a n t . o l d — l . l . t It n | t | , ani| fc l.. | , Aggies t). ? iCiiiM'UVtj ♦». W alter Johnson worked five in­ Haskell Indians 20, Midland 0. T nings for tho Americans, being college 22, Presbyteri­ found for ten hits and siv rune. an Newberry ? college of N. C., 0. Tho pitching of young Henry John­ I I'l K. S e c o n d S t r e e t , S a n f o r d , F l a . Southwestern 20, Henderson son, Yankee recruit from Sarasota, Brown 0. was a feature for the Americans. . ID’ Ho allowed hut four hits and one run during his stay against the •U l slugging Americans. Score by innings: A m ericans............. 000 100 000—1 N a tio n a ls .............. 001 050 20x—8 Batteries: W. Johnson, Buckeye and Cochrane, Perkins, Porter; ■Mil Rudolph, II. Johnson, Uicttiiller and Taylor. Seals Even Series As Colonels Drop 2nd Game On Coast Football Results H igh’s B at Slugs N ationals To Win At D aytona Beach Term S’] Sem inole Business Ei Wasting Time Lake Monroe Development CoForm erly - v OSTEEN REALTY CO. A c r e a g e O u r Specialty We handle the best direct from owners- Seeijs. \ FULTON, INC. BRUMLEY PULESTON BLDG, \ Room 4—Upstairs , Earle T. Field A L L E N AND B R E N T E. II t f ANDREWS, Manager T [T f AT AUCTION ALLEN AND B R E N T Fletcher-Bulger Realty Co. i X O R L A N D O , FL O R ID A £ WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OPEN/ ,/ ING OF OUR SANFORD OFFICE IN THE MILLER BUILDING?* 113V4 Magnolia Avenue. A NewFurniture Store for Sanford — Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES T o d a y ’s B e s t B u y s SO ACRES bordering on northeast city limits line. A good investment. $300 per acre. 1i All high and ilry. t »tr*l 4? MIKE Who la M IKE? Ask Mr. Brown. Como nround mid letH gut acquainted, Jluy, Trade or Sell, *. ' THAT WILL BE Your STORE B And we want you to name it T) Pi tC* 4 BUSINESS PROPERTY l 30 HY 125 FEET 0,1 F ir«t Street, near Sanford Avenue. $800 per foot. A -100 BY 100 I LET on Cypress Avenue, running down to the Boulevard, $250 per front fa -.0x117 on Park Avenue between Second and Third Streets. Price $700 per foot. 101x118 FEET on Sanford Avenue, between Second and Third Streets. ent, $200 per month. $850 per foot. Income at pres­ WE HAVE EXCLUSIVE SALE of all river front property fr om Commercial Street to Lake Monroe and from Sanford Avenue to Park Avenue* Ideal location for hotel and apartment sites. RESIDENCE LOTS LOT?ot!S AlNll) 19, piicL’ ? l “()n each- $480.00 cash per lot, balance $90.00 quarterly n«ch I " ™ L \ N' ^ , ! ! riC‘-'?1250 ca,:h w *2100 fo r both. Half cash, balance contract. o •“ L ANI* "m'° S' 600 ooch. half rash. o r s ' V’17 ? / f a - ’ “ 5 L'"-Sl1’ « « tract. liU lh 1 '• U. 67, 5.), and 50. $1250 each. Half cash, balance contract. I-1M YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR RESULTS i I �THE SANFORD Bcrali FOR SALE: 2 acres on Uni St. 1-2 AUTOS FOR HIRB mile from tenter of city. 108 KAGIE AUTO SERVICE d *j or night. Meets all train*. Batr- Magnolia Ave. (age transfer. Phone B51 and 63-W 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous REEL 4 SONS _ Ton Drive It. . F0T n n ABOAT . ! n i J ,0until N ^ you BUYsee A*Mthe o3 TOR W. Myrtle end 2nd SL at B. rates Advance n. 5— Autos, Sale ROOD DRF.lt c a n s fo r con* ■ 'ila for 1 1924 1923 1923 1921 1922 1923 laag tb ItrtD (irsi ftitrlctad to K a d a Tha San- f b a re s p o n d Me L,*ct Inaartlo n . K r iu b aM u an t Kfflca sh o u ld be I. W . Phillips’ Sons T erm * To Soma Peopla Phone 3 ■ a l f la c *** LfTIRKRa Egantatlvc ttiorb tth ratea. rulaa f will ■ » « . f.tion. A nd ** T want ad* 10 ^ O T .C * ^ , Jould **?• *h*'l (flea addrasc *■ ihona n u r a b s r If A bout on* i ibou»»nd has ■ tha thers can t 1th r ° u u n , • , , r add raas. lllU T »« 5*3 'i r sua ications Dodge Touring. _ , Dodge, Graham 1 Fi ton Truck Dodge Coupe Dodge Vi ton Screen* Dodge Roadater Dodge Touring ' Oak and 2nd St FOR SALE Cheap: Ford Touring car. Late model. 1105 Oak Ave. HERALD, SATURDAY OCTOBER 24, 1925 1.—Sale, Real E state 3N—Wanted, Situation Male rOR SALE: French Avenue lot near Highland Park, high land, worth $2000. Owner will sell for 5U-.iO on terms. $050 cash, balance Sol every 00 days. P. O. Box 431, Sanford. PA INTI Ni; - WANTED by day or job. Painter and decorator with five years experience In Coral Gab­ les and Miami. First class work guaranteed. M. Harris, 1118 French Avenue and 12th St., Sanford I OR SALE: Lot 50x117 on French Avenue, $2000. Half on first payment. Bnlancc in one year. Box bo1utd,?6,C foct boam.12-30 H. 0P.n D Red Wtng Motor. Ma­ Hi Herald. ____________ Magnolia Avenue A1 rI*uOR n »SALE: a l l : .Magnolia corhogany finish boat. ner 80x100 in high class residen­ ? : ~ C“ bin, Cruiser, 25x7 beam. 30 H.P. Engine.i White cedar hull. tial section, $3500 for quick sale. Only $050 cash, necessary. Phono Copper fastened. 3. --20X4 1-2 opCn Launch, 7 713._____ H.P. rairbanks-M orse Engine. 2 cyl­ FOR SALE 5 room cottage, corinders. ner Palmetto and Spurling, $5,' 000.00, terms. Writo Box 856, Sam 4. —Cabin launfch 23x3 beam. Glass windows. Installed with 8-t4 H. ford, FI a._____________________ _ P. Regal motor. 10R SALE: Highland Avenue lot. T h e w b-----o a ts a.re in fine running $2250, on terms; $275 cash, $275 condition and guaranteed as re­ in 30 days, balance every 90 days. presented. Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 F irst SANFORD BOAT WORKS, At National Bank, Osteen Bridge. Celery Avenue. BOAT WORKS"* T" K SANF0,!L’ FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. Good 22—Sale, Furnitue condition. For sale or will trade PLAIN AND FANCY Sewing done. fo r heavy car and pay difference. . 100t> Union Avenue. We carry a full line. Address C. D. care Herald. Our prices are right. Cash oi FOR SALE: Full blooded registered terms. We want your business . chow nuprn^ J hpne 571-J. 7—Business Service Sanford Stove & Furniture Co, 321 E. First St. 17—For Sale, Houses LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ 21.—Lost, Found scriptions, Drug*, Sods*. W* FOR SALE: 1 Four room house, finished and painted. I Three ero a* near you a* your phone. room not furnished, on corner lot. LOST: 1 cuse Devoe & Reynolds Call 103. paints No. 504. Put in new Essex Will sell for $800.00 cash. Walter Coach through mistuke Tuesday Wright* Pinecrest Sub-division. BANFORD ELECTRIC CO. afternoon. Finder plenso return to Successor* to Glllon A Platt Ball Hardware Co. 19—Sale, Live Stock Ilfl Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragitb LOST: Spare tire nnd rim 34V4x4, FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, Radio. between Paola and ice plant on may be seen at our burns, one First Street road. Reward far re­ mile soutli nnd 2 miles west of turn to Kent Vulcanizing Works, WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands nolia and Second. First nnd Elm, Co-Operative Association, Box 79 LOST: Between Piggly Wiggly und 8anford Avenue and 10th Street Lakeland, Fla. Itoumillat & Anderson, Monday Expert service. or Tuesday, wide silver tmrpin with FOR SALE: Two good mules at a embossed flowers, blue enamel bargain, address A. M. Box 65, ledge. Reward. Call Duke Hall, Fhist Sanford, Fla. I Pine, Orlando, Fla. PAGE EL! TO REACH the prosperous farm- j era and fern growers of Volus­ ia county ndvcrtise in the Delutnd Daily Newt), rate lc per word, cash with_order. 11)—Wanted Real Estate WANTED To buy direct from owner a 3 to 0 room house. Give cation, price nnd term s in first tier. G. W. Willcox, 5 Ball Bldg. DEVELOPERS R e s id e n t of F l o r i d a sin c e 1114. Hofei s o r e s : F i r s t N a tio n a l R ank. J. 15. HUTCHINSON n B A I. 11ST ATM 123 \V,'st First Street ATTP.isTION - Pensacola Is beginning the g rea test development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; a t two million dollar bridge ucross Escambia Lay started; q uarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance fo r live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. The I’ensucola News. I’lione 4TS M*nit>er of SAN FORD . FLA. F lo rid a S la te F l o r i s t s A s h o o lu ll o n WANTED LARGE ACREAGE: From owners only’. Reasonably TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ priced. S. T, Dribble, 18 N. W. 5th sified pages of Florida’s Great St., Miami, Fla. Home Daily, rates 2 cents n word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. 41—Wanted to Rent Write for complete rate card. WANTED: Two room nnd bath apartment, furnished. Couple. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in Call 249. the Gainesville Sun, WANTED: Furnished bedroom nnd THE MORNING JOURNAL is th e 1 kitchenette close in. Desirable accepted want ad medium in neighborhood. Reasonable. Couple Daytona (F’la.) One cent a word apply “ Room” Care Herald Office. an insertion. Minimum 25c._____ ADVERTISING gets results if it! WANTED: Small apartm ent or 1 reaches potential buyers. Psbedroom with kitchenette by husl- j lntkn Daily News is circulated in | ness couple. Close in. Address an industrial and agricultural sec-1 "K ” c.o. Herald. tion. Uocbond Stucco Completely furnished. Eastern exposure. WANTED: Apartment, three room PALM BEACH COUNTY - The scene of stupendous develop­ nnd hath, furnished, Reply X. ment. Rend about It in the Palm Y. Z. care Herald. Beach Post. Sample copy tent on request. Advtg. Mediums Oak floors. Hot water heater. Porch and windows screened, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., A ugusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, rush, 9c charge. 10c minimum. LEARN ABO U r Folk County and «J L Lakeland, through the Startajajtunities Telegram. Best advertising me­ 21—Sale, Real Estate Service 23—Opticians, Jewelers dium in South Florida. Published Apartments If. C. VIELE, Jeweler, Watch, mornings. ST A R-TELEG R AM— J. E. SPURLING, iift-dlvision ^MES H. COWAN—All kinds jewelery and clock lepniring and Lakeland, Florida. Houses specialist. Subdivision to Or­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. lando, Florida, and F l o r a engraving. Quick servin'. 116 Mag­ Rooms W ater a rd Boat Tanks. At Oak MAINE — Watrrvlllo, Morning Heights, Floridn on Dlxia High­ nolia Avenue. Phone 112. Avenue and Third Street. Tele* way. Sentinel, Thousands of Maine 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees phone 111. id Board people are interested in Floridn Office, S t o r e : properly, Reach them through FOR HALE: 5 acre farm, tiled, five ART TIIE FLORIST” MIRACLE Concrete Co., general tlie Sentinel,. Rato card on aproom dwelling. 1-2 mile west of iTEW Acreage Flowera » ’or all occasions. cement work, sldewalka, build­ I-ike Monroe on paved road, $6500, plication. hchange 814 M yrtle. Phor.s 260-W ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. $3,500 cash. Terms. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— [Groves Terwllleger, Prop. 3 acres. 1 mile west of city limits. Send in your subscription to the (Houses With three room residence with Tribune or hand it to your locul HILL LUMBER CO. Housa oi variety of trees hearing fruit. le, Rent WANTED: Sheet metal work of dealer so you can read F'loridn's Service, Quality and Pries. $2500 cat'll. all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal greatest newspaper. One year, Stock ADDRESSING — M ultlgraphing, Two lots between Sanford and Works. 312 E. 2nd St. Miscellaneous $8.00, 6 months. $4 00, three months $2.'JO. U you desire $1,000 insur­ folding and m ailing—as you Palmetto Avenue for $650 each. WANT FID: Painting nnd E sta te See or w rite. B. II. Bankston, San­ ance policy add 75c to your order. want it— when you wnnt it hanging. Phone Curtis, 2 liture Phone 673. H. K. Porch, First ford. Fla. ford and N. Y. A LITTLE WANT AD IN Thu j - National Bank Bldg. . - - - - - FOR* SALK-:-1-idtt -feet* -enst-front­ HERALD witf bring y'ttu in Utf I WANT to buy well located build age by 260 feet deep on San­ results those old a r ­ itig lot. What have you to offer ticles youAdvertise 10— For Rent, Rooms ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Addrem have stored away and Must lie reasonably priced. Bin have no use fur. A little thlrlyP. O. Box 352. 500 care Herald. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with cent ad mav bring you several out menls. Reasonable rates FOR SALE: 3 in 1 on Main High­ dollars. Phone 148 nnd n repreWANTED: To buy from owner, imnjt way, 2 story-26x26 building on Lincoln House. pentniive will call and see you. lots in a high class subdivision lot 52-117 within city limits. Gro­ eilsrTri'es MulU.ANTUWN, W. VA., people or good residential district, for i and S u p p l i e s ROOM for rent near new hotel cery', cold drinks ."’and, filling sta ­ northern party. Box S. Cure H er­ are interested in Florida. Each tion and home 1st floor upstairs, ind K g g s Phone 571-J. Union Ave. of them through u classified ud now renting for $30.(Jt) per month., ald.. in the Morgantown POST. Six lotice Small dwelling in rear. Price $7,ers and Supplies F'OR RENT: Comfortable bed-room 000, easy term s. J. H. Hutchinson, M—Wanted Help, Female cents a word for six consecutive issues. for one or two. Price reasonable. 123 W. 1st St., Phone 475. 505 M yrtle Ave. WOMEN for Real E state in San­ Help, F e m a le ford. Steady position, Auto not FOR SALK: Special for this week W p, M ale F’OR RENT: 2 F ront Bed rooms; only. The best bargain in town necessary. It. B. Schulte llunlty reasonable, 310 W. 0th St. Phone on Sanford Ave., Corner lot Tlx Co.. 102 N. Orange Ave., Phono Kfclp, Male o r 509. e 120, 1*4 cash, bat. good term s.— 1118, Orlando, Fla. T7~ 4 0 REACH BUYERS or sellers of 3 Thrasher and Garner. Help, Salesman FOR RENT: Sleeping moms, WA NT ED: Counte r ,' Florida real estato advertise In I Situation, M a le nblo for gentlemen. 309 F’OR SALE: 54,500 acres in Mana­ watfter. Good pay to urk’ the St. Petersburg Times. Ouo con’ ; Situation,Fenialt: Ave. Phone 663. rent a word daily, two cents a won . tee and Hillsboro Counties, $75 er. Lu-Bcth Cafeteria. H e al Estate per acre. A bargain, 360,000 acres , do Sundays,________________________ I “ in Gudi'jn and Loon counties $9.50 to K e n t cm- FLORIDA—URLANDO— O rlando1* an acre. Apply John FL F’ox 120 ■ M e d iu m s, ' vo' Morning Sentinel; largest classi- ■ Park Ave., Sanford. fled business, rate lc a word, m in-)* F’OU SALE: 5 acre tract cleared. About 2 1-2 m imum 24c cash with order.______ m LOT in M erritt Park, Orlando — louncements of city limits, on good $2500,00, $500.00 Cash Balance irg c ' T H E C L A R K S B H R G E X P O N E N T > 200.00. $500.00 cash, 5 3 on | —Cuntrnl Weal Virginia’s larg « term s. Phone 530-1,1. est daily. Wnnt ad rate l l-2c p e rl* claim, a|| kcnU~ balance. B. II. Banktsi word; 4 insertions l t-4c; 6 or „ F’OU SALE: Lot with two houses L No charge;' un- ford. one four rooms, one eight rooms. WANTED: Young woman that ntore lc per word each insertion, st mty-fiTe years of ion tell, it, own FOR SALE: Two nico orange and Suitable for apartments. $9,500, needs work to band cigars. ADVERTISE in the Jourr.sl-ller- a tangerine groves, one on Dixie $2,000 Cash, balance arranged. Mauser, Park and Commerce gin’s greatest I* Highway. One celery farm with Elder & Lovell, ng, afternoon, ■ nice soven room house, w ater and Wanted Help, Male iy. Classified fi lights. Also several newly finish­ REAL ESTATE: Pi Wuycross Jour- JJ WANTED: Colored boy to do jan­ ed house.1 nnd vacant lots in dif­ to ss , Georgia. ■ cash: Buena Vist ferent localities of Sanford. Terms front, high and dr itor work. Sanford Herald. IGNKEU reasonable. See me a t IJeunn Vista MAN for Real Estate in Sanford d subdivisions Subdivision. W. G. Banks, Sanford. sewer in. J. It. Fi St., South of Celery. steady position. Auto not neebsfe Burger, cssary. II. B. Schulte Realty «'"• F’OR SALE: 30 acres in exclusive FOR SALE: 50 foot lot on P al­ Phone 1118, 102 N. Orange Ave. section of DeLand, Fla., quick m etto Ave., just north of Hugh­ sale, $3,000 acre; third cash; bal­ ey St., $2,000. Also small bouse Orlando, F’la. ance to suit. H. N. Humsey, Spring- and lot adjoining. Apply owner MFiN wishing to enter dmii office ia field, Ga. George G. Herring. Garner, Wood­ sleeping car service as comb Palmetto Ave, ru ff Bldg. _______ lors, porters, waiters, write Railway Exchange. Kansas City F’OR SALE: 30 acres in city lim ­ Fire Prevention Week rauiA TO R & Body its Jacksonville, going nt $2,000 FOR SALE BY OWNER: For WANTED: F irst cluss paperquick sale will sacrifice one good Complete slock fire extin I6 radiator and per acre. Delivery any day. A pick er. Good job. F. M. Venal ■ ’ reKurd 1e&a of con- up. H. N. Ramsey, Springfield, Ga. lot Fhist front on Sanford Ave., guishers carried by $2500.00, one third cash, balance San ford _Puin t & Wallpape r _ I atl0!1 of new cores u.'mi-unnuul in two years. See G. r of,chassis. Cleaning You aro wasting time ant rsd'ators. For all reC. F’ellows a t Fellow’s Service S ta­ noy if this puge hasn't your "..Sanford Radiator & tion. 1st St. and Elm Ave. Phone sifted advertisement. Phone Phone 8 2nd St. and R. R. today. No. 148. ! OHIO—Xenia. Make vour sale* , through the Xenia Gazette, Zeni ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural diii trict. Want ad and display rate* i on r e q u e s t . ___________________ | FOR BIG RESULTS advertise ns the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS— it covers Brownrd County thoroughly which Is ' one of the moat rapidly growing I sections on the Florida Const. Sample copy and rate card upon r e q u e s t . ____________________ Ample closet space, i In fact every equipment. A modern home needs. I. A large lot with eastern exposure lo­ cated on Magnolia Avenue between I nth * and Kith Streets. This lot has a frontage of KO feet on Magnolia Avenue, ’ nnd runs back a depth of 117 feet, price $5,000, $2,1)00 rash, Imlnnco reasonable term s. the c e n t e r of he assumed by the the business dis- purchaser. ,in l" ' H.rd T»‘if ibis .bulbing ,s known au he r - 1 V.!!"'* ‘ 1,1U mg. Ibis building ms a frontage of 30 fret on Pa .m lto Avenue, and 117 feet on ( ommercml St. Price $1.15,000. $40,000 cash, hulmice I and 2 years at 8 ', interest. Mortgages , $12,500 ini running 5 years to :»• An ideally , A u g m elont „ ||t tht, corner of Palm etto A nni, , :uh s t. „ fri)|ltll . <(f U7 f , , St , ft,t>t „„ ,.n1im,Uf> Ave. Has southern exposure und faces lltl a beautiful City |*u r. Price $7,000. j.;i cash, balance 7, •>an,| :i y(.„rH „ t 8'/, interest. t in Mayfair located on Elliott Street. Has 4. A beautiful view of Lake Monroe can be This lot is located in the highest class resiLlic city. Price $4,000.00. C«s $2,000.00. Halrears at 8*;; interest. INCQRPOftATKD balance can be arranged over a number of years. II. S. LON( Rnoma 9-10-12 Bnll Hid* \ Phone 637. 4~HEALT0HS JOHN E. FOX, Representutivc 120 South Park Ave. We Clover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine It. I,. ItOHEUTSON iWE H A V E THE BEST BUYS •A C R E A G E b u s i n e s s -h o m e s M o n t 727 1\Kci)c|ez R e ttl t y Co For Our Northern Salesmen Valdez Hotel B uilding Sever ill Hingle rooms. 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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>, October 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b0e474f1cb56d04e36562e451aa69e0c.pdf 14f484d3059296d26821362ad54c0f53 PDF Text Text BWSPAPER Florida's Heart, reateat Vegetable best Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES To Weigh Brains } SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925, John Robinson’s Circus Is Late Arrival For A n n u al Appearance In This Cit PRICE FIVE CENTS J u m p e r 72, BIG RUM PLOT Civic C om m ittee Is DISCOVERED BY Appointed To Study TAMPA AGENTS Recreational Needs 50 minutes after being located breakfast wan being served to the 700 members of the big circus. M eeting in Sanford today. For John Rob­ Horse tents, menagerie tents, Two In Coast Guard Service IWoman’s Club Efforts inson's Circus, complete with ele­ blacksmith tents, the side-show and Are Involved In Conspir­ ay, W nen phants, camels, clownn and calipe, annex were raised into the air al­ Result in Selection acy Unearthed By Federal horses and dogs, lovely ladies and most simultaneously and then the ill Probe A uthorities On Thursday Of Body to Plan An acrobats nnd heavy, rumbling, big seven pole "top” which seats ’ Claims brightly painted cages full of awe in the neighborhood of 8,000 people Amusement Center inspiring former denizans of oth­ greeted the noon-day tun. Hun­ Whiskey Valued At er climes, arrive*? in Sanford this dreds of employes were busy on the $36,000 Is Seized morning to present the local resi­ grounds, getting everything in dents with the only largo exhibi­ readiness for the afternoon per­ tion of marvels which will appear formance, which started about 45 Large Consignment of Cognac Suggestions Made at Chamber here this year under canvas. minutes late. Found In Hillshocough Bay of CommerceMeetingWould The traimi did no: arrive from Trained wild animals are the Gave O fficers F irst Clue Provide Means of Securing Frontier Bartow until nearly 10 o’clock, but Relief From ConditionsSoon Over 100 Are Present WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.I.—(,?)— the circus personnel was equal to s, Reports the occasion. A systematic and At Banquet Given gators ns Cap:. Ricardo, Then Slightly greater reductions on the normal income tax rates than he highly efficient organization of Schroeder, Nellie Roth, R. McKay, ns Declare On Thursday Night suggested Monday were proposed workmen was actively engaged Lorraine Wallace, Lone Carle and others will send their jungle Thursdny by Secretary Mellon in general discussion of the good [7 2 3 .— (AP) — charges through sensntionnl rou­ n revised schedule submitted to the ronds problem ns npplied to San[■ of the League tines in the big steel arenn. Two of house ways and means committee. fortl and Seminole county, com­ the extraordinary features are the The new proposal of the treas­ L set in motion manded the attention of Chamber wrestling tiger and the quartet of ury affecting these rates, which [{fort to prevent of Commerce members at their fighting Siberian polar bears. are the only ones applying to small weekly luncheon today. fen War. ., incomes, was figured on a basis i Beautiful women and thorough­ A number of suggestions were Iriand as presuicalling for elimination of the pro­ bred horses predominate in sever­ introduced at this time which arc Is summoned the This is Dr. Arthur MacDonald, of vision in the present law allowing al other displays, especially the expected to arouse the interest of Washington, who wants to measure menage uttmber nnd fox-hunt l \ to meet here the heads of all congressmen. He a 25 per cent reduction on earned road department heads nt Talla­ lhe# circus grounds on Unton scene. Several of the horses are Chase, formerly In command of hassee in the present condition of K and toi nvesti- hns a theory that he can determine incomes. The schedule provides for rales Avenue had already been mapped prize winners at the national horse the sumo vessel, stationed at Tam­ | e of the dispute. the weight of n man’s brain by cer­ of one per cent on the one per out b y ’the 21 hour agent, so tnnt shown, including "Texas Tommy,” pa; Dnnton Claremont, alleged ruin] a number of highways in this sec­ tion of the state which are said ■ flared up b«"'een tain head measurements nnd ho cent on the first $5,000 of taxable when the first wagons reached the "Boston”, "Dixie Maid” ami "Miss runner and already under indict­ to be badly in need of attention. ■iptriu early this thinks congressmen will be ideal income, two per cent on the $1,000, lot, they were put into position. America.” Two feature riding acts ment on charges brought by immi­ Some of them, it was declared, are for his experiments. three per cent on the next 4,COO, The cook-house which requires arc offered by the Rudynoff fam- gration officials, nnd Robert Tur­ under construction, but building ■ i starti-d "t> Mminer, said to be his partner. (Continued On Page 0.) ntul five per cent on taxable in­ 3even long wagons was the first operations have been reduced on ■ r region of 1*emiTried in February. comes in excess of $8,000. account of the prevalent conges­ ttfoffici.il ami No intimation that the federal tion of freight in Florida. Present normal rates are two ■ in: and counter grand jury had acted on evidence per cent on the first $4,000 of tax­ ■ v c »minat< .1 siii-e obtained by the government was able income, four per cent on the ■ t: ns 1m-. fa *i 1 given until all of the men charged next $4,000 nnd six per cent on ■ -; |c «;■ re [with conspiracy had hern arrested. the remainder. B f the n<,i;:hl'"riag All were bailed in the sum of $3,­ Mr. Mellon's letter forwarding B grave-; i i 'l ! 000 each for trial at the February these rates to Chairman Green ns | term of the federal court. a suggestion but not mr a definite Henry Wight of the Woman’s ■ paUh t!d morn| Discovery of 728 sacks of cog­ plan, did not mention that they Club, Mrs, Anne Van Ness Brown ■ k piYcn.:: ' hail Lute Senator From MuKsachu- were calculated on n basis of climnac concealed in the wnters of of the Municipal Library. J. II. Hetls Blames Wilson For inatinn of the 25 per cent earned B h halt tli'ii ail Tanipn Bay near Manatee river l»y Emory*of the Sanford Yacht Club Rev. Barker Tells Temperance B t r. i ( ,rth> mo; c Cnpt. L. A. Yancey, commander Failure o f Fact; Stru ggle income reduction provision, which Hero of Comanche Fire” Is and S. O. Shinholser of the City Body Here Thai Whiskey of the United States coast guard away, chairman of tho State Road Planning Commission. units.- there Oiii/./ed by Captain Harvey Over Agreem ent Related applies to incomes up to $10,000, Oj attack Selling Is Treasonable; cutter No. 205, led to the suspic­ Department, would tn* invit’d a t­ iutd embraces all incomes, whntat Her Bedside; Decision in to appoint n commute , ion that it was more than an dr­ tend, and nt which lime the ques­ to Decision Other Addresses Are Given dinary ueri.vo ways and means of met. Case Will Be Made Shortly WASHINGTON^ Oct. 20.-(/P )— i ever the source, up to actuary, who case of smuggling. The tion would lie thoroughly discussed Ing the situation came «.* » r«»* _ of Nations fight and ' framed the schedule declared, howThe Leagu cognac, bottled and sucked, wa the ideu of reaching some so­ of a motion by W. M. Scott i the compelling forces underlying lever, that the estimates were con­ JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 23.—(/Pi In an aridrc.i; on “ Law Enforce1 valued at $.'10,000. Subsequent in­ with j it'nre described by one of its chief ditioned on such action. —Fetleral investigation h >re of the ment” before members of the Snn- vestigation by special agents of the lution. All of these proposals were followed a number of enthusiastic talks by representatives from cvMr. McCoy estimated that the steamship Comanche <li. aster off fori| Chapter of the Women’s Chris- customs service, called in after the held for further consideration. i figures, the late Henry Cabot In connection with the road talk, ory civic organization in the city. >Lodge, in a book entitled “The reduction in total revenue involv­ the Florida const last Saturday , tinn Temperance Union in the Con­ big find by Captain Yancey, fol­ Senate and the League of Na- ed in these cuts in the normal rates night hns been concluded, it was gregational Church here Thursdny lowed a long, winging trail that Fred T. Williams, county engineer, Originated With Woman’s Club | tions," placed on sale' today by would be $10,000,000. Mr. Mellon’s announced Thursday afternoon by evening, Rev. Parker, Methodist reached out to the Honduran reported to the members that Last night's banquet was given , Scribners, who holds the copy­ S uggestion Monday that the surtax Captain George W. Harney, Nor­ minister of St. Cloud, denounced steamer Nena Sunde, fro m 'which forces employed by him had com­ ns the result uf the efforts of Mrs* pleted plans and advertising for right. W. L. Henley, chairman of tho | rate maximum be reduced to 20 folk, Yn„ supervising inspector of tho present traffic in liquor as the liquor is said to have been tak­ the construction of 42 miles of road Welfare Deportment of the Wo­ local steamship treasonable, saying that its contin- en, hack in July. j The manuscript was written hj* | per cent front the present level of the L’nlUJ in Seminole county. He explained cJerrtor Lodge a month before Tils t 40 per cent was*riot altered in to- inspection service, after he had According to testimony laid be­ that bids will lie received on the man's Club, nnd officials of the [ day’s communication. questioned, nt her bedside, Mrs, | de4ra and in it he attributes full fore the federal grand jury by cus­ entire project nnd will he held re­ Chamber of Commerce. The idea Rcial information responsibility for defeat of the The secretary’s letter was rend Walter LJ. Frazier of Atlanta, a toms officials, the Nena Sande was turnable Nov. 111. This program of providing an entertainment cen­ knd it js further league to the unbending attitude today at the outset of the fourth passenger on the vessel. ter here originated in the Womnn’n seized July 22 about 11 miles off He pointed to the important in­ the Bulgarians of President Wilson, who he says day of public hearings by the com­ Captain Harney is to leave Jack­ fluence credited to the W. C. T. U. Anehlote lighthouse by coast guard includes new hard surfaced roads Club, nccording to Mr. Higgins in every section of Seminole coun- in explaining the purpose of tho kinlortements nt mittee, which it plans to continue sonville when the transcription of in accomplishing, after 50 years of cutter No. 200. The manifest show­ gnthering and the efforts of that the hearings here is completed by through next week before beginorganized effort, its purpose, the ed she was hound from Havana to Following the road discussion, it ni-gnhizutiun in creating interest ppun** Petrich is 1ning work on its new bill. Both the court stenographer. lie did effecting of national prohibition, Trujillo, Honduras. wus announced that Sanford is in u in the project were lauded by thn UKirun* to evafc-1 | Democrat and Republican tnembets not indiente when a decision in and then went on to show that, in Cluimcd off Course. much better position at this time to frnr. snd the full i of the committee expressed ap­ the case would be made. Brought to Tampa, the vessel handle the flood of freight tra f­ various speakers of the evening. the face of such open and flagrant Bdered imminent. Howard Hulick, one of the buildMany (lucstioned proval of the new schedule as com­ violation of the enactment, on ev­ was held while investigation was fic pouring into the state, thun I* art offering' Mrs. Frazier was the eighteenth ery1 hand, the spirit of the organ­ made as to the exact place of seiz­ the majority of cities in this sec­ era of the Hotel Forrest latke, was pared with the suggestions he ad­ |] f. but the Greek vanced Monday, which called for person to testify before the court ization has been turned from the ure. There was lack of proof to tion. It was pointed out that with the principal speaker, and in a B he unimportant. normal rates of one per cent on of inquiry under Captain Harney wink of accomplishment to the show that she hud come within the the different embargoes now ef­ short address enumerated the rec­ J have been cap-; twelve mile limit. The crew mean­ fective over Florida, shipping con­ reational needs of Sanford for tho the first $3,000 of taxable income and which was attended at two ses­ work of enforcement. Among other while asserted that she had been ditions are rapidly becoming worse, coming season. three per cent on the next $1,000 sions by General George Uhlcr, He directed attention to the case I the Greek gen-1 and five per cent on the temnindcr supervisor general of the service. with which a compromise might be driven off her course by high but that Sanford is comparatively things, he declared that the city ■ Pnwnt trouble Five passengers, members of the! winds. In the absence of direct free from any shortage other than should have tennis court:, horse­ of income. ■ ln the Greek note crew nnd Clyde Line representa­ affected in this respect, but sound­ evidence that she hud passed the that resulting from the state of shoe pitching courts, shuffle Plans for even greater reduc­ ed a warning against such policy, ■ forth, fuiily that' hoards, roque nnd croquet courts have been questioned. deadline, 12 miles out, the Nena traffic elsewhere. tions on these rates, however, have tives ■cned fitt first by and other forms of recreation in Mrs. Frazier, characterized by: advocating a rigid observance of Sande wns ordered released. She It was stated that arrangements been proposed by both Republican Captain Harney ns the “hero of the law as it hns been passed, P provocation or cleared through the regular chan­ have been made to use tracks in the addition to suitable equipment for and Democratic members, and | . that the Bulgarthe Comanche,” testified that s lie, According to officers of the or- nels and was permitted to proceed yard adjoining the new ice plant small children. pending study of the proposal none did |y. after careful not see any drunkenness by the i gnnizntlon today, the meeting last from Tampa for Trujillo, via Hu- for the purpose of unloading mo­ Mr. Hulick praised the Rotary would commit himself definitely. crew, Incentraterl forcM! !evening wan well attended, and vnna. either white or negro. Club for its Boy Scout work, tho tor cars which are arriving here Decision on the new rates will not and ithat the thoughts expressed by the |n to such incident*' She sustained la</eratlons Kiwanians for their efforts in try-, To make si daily, consigned to other points in lie made by the committee until it bruises to her limbs during her;various speakers were heartily re­ Wns, and third, ing to secure n Y. M. C. A. for sent away fr< the state. concludes its public hearings. ulgarian offensive three-hour stay in the water fol ceived by an Interested audience. John G. Berry, commander of the Sanford, the newly formed Lion^ — Corporation Taxes. [tended to focilitatlowing the burning of the ship Club for sponsoring the movement In congratulating the local chap­ const guard, gulf division, directed In his-letter .to Chairman Green, she was thrown into contact with ter upon its successful work here the cutter No. 217 to convoy her to Court Martial Charges to secure play-ground equipment [ Greek territory. Secretary Mellon explained that debris from crushed lifeboats din­ during the past year, Mrs. Belle sen. for children and the Woman's it fa known P oecn evasively rethe actuary had compiled two sch- ing the collision between the tank­ Avery, district president of the or­ At the time trie vessel wus re­ Made AgainstMitchell Club for its part in suggesting tho er Reaper and the burning vessel. ganization, gave the members a leased, however, her skipper, whose (Continued On Pago •>.) recreational project and its co­ r ln guise of J *"d civk gUar,K She wns rescued by the Clyde Liner detailed review of the accomplish­ name was not revealed, wus urWASHINGTON, Oct. 2.7.—</P)— operation in every civic; endeavor, bm were found with . Ozark. ments recorded by the Sanford “Conduct tn the prejudice of good Hulick I'ledges Support (Continued On Page *5.) Lawler Still Missing attacking forces, i Chapter in that time. order and military discipline" wuti Mr. Hulick took occasion to The probe was sturted Tuesday ► tlH’ assumption charged against Col. Mitchell to­ pledge his support of the movement In a brief HJtnmnry, subsequent nnd included an inspection trip l " t« her account, Mrs. Avery cx­ j to foment day in court martial specification-! and expresseil the hope that the “he bulk, aground on the ntidll ' pressed thu attitude of condemna­ served upon him us the result of new hotel will be used by the peo­ ground of the St. John’s river just tion in which the W. C. T. U. holds “nnounrfd that his attack several weeks ago on ple of Sanford as one of their east of this city where it was the execution of partisanship in I11’ Gr«k third the conduct of army and navy air places for ontcrtinnicnt. A state­ brought by a tug late Sunday from !nT to occupy |1 ment by Mr. Hulick which elicited services. NAPLES, Oct. 23.—UP)—Italy’s Off Fcrnandinn where it had drift­ public nffnirs. much apptauso was that “so far '•in border, met The formal accusation held that A number of local officers nnd war debt commission, headed by ed. 1 'he Bulgarian ... members ell at Sun Antonio after the crash as the Eighteenth Amendment and were on the program of Count Volpi, left hero Thursday "Everything humanly possible the statement issued by Col. Mitch- the Volstead, Act are concerned, tho 3 1,1 progress. afternoon aboard the steamship has been done to find a ‘.race of the meeting, according to tho nca.r«e d’affaires Barring of Countess Catherine of the Shenandoah "constituted in- Hotel Forrest Lnko will be con­ Duilio for the United States. On William J. Lawler, Winthrop, tubordinntion,” and wus "highly ducted in strict accordance with tho ]"cr Pangnloa tjjeir arrival front Rome the coni- Mass., man who is the only per­ Karolyi, wife of tho former presi­ contemptuous and disrespectful" to law,” ■a commission missiouerti were met Ivy official son unaccounted for,” Clyde Line dent of Hungary, from the United the war department. [U'd to investiFollowing Mr. Hulick's address, reppresentatives nnd a great crowd officials said today. States by action' of the stnte de­ ■ruubles. The fivo minute-talks were made by the of citizens, who cheered the minis­ E. E. Curry, white-haired mas­ Thursday, may result in ,ev*r. refused following people representing San­ I WO MORE BODIES FOUND apartment Caillaux Fails To ter of the treasury and shouted ter of the Comanche, accompanied move in the next congress to re­ er as long as > ford organizations: Leon I. L«“ Vica America, Viva Italy." by his mates, left yesterday for peal the section ofi the immigra­ ,r‘ Greek terriRoy, Rotary; \V. R. Smith, Ki(luit as Expected NEWPORT, R. I. Out. 23.—t/P)— There were various farewell New York on board the liner tion laiv under which her pass- [ wnnis; Mrs. Henry Wight, Wom­ functions aboard the vessel, and Seminole. They had been detain­ 1Two more bodies were recovered port was denied. PARIS, Oct. 23—(yP)—The French an's Club; F. W. Talbott, Lions Count Volpi delivered a brief ad­ ed here pending their testimony today from the sunken submarine u ‘ Elions ftulph H. Straussburger, politi­ cabinet meeting today broke up Club; Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, I S-51 by navy divers. dress. before Captain llnrncy. cal leader of Pennsylvania, who) without Finunce Minister Caillaux Library; J. It. Emory, Sanford 7 - The He afterward inquired after reP»rt*d to have witli Mrs. StrnUBsburger wns to fully detuiting his fiscal measures Yacht Club and Fred T. Williams, Americans aboard the Duilio, and [ Il'rr|tory and tho h ave been the countless’ host d u r-1or submitting his resignation which City Planning Commission. invited Archbishop Hanna, ot San fluently has stop. ing her stay in this country, ap­ had been anticipated in some quar­ A short talk in which the pro­ Francisco, into his u'.atc room, ' Greek troops'. pealed to Chairman Borah of thu ters. The cnbinot meet suguin Mon­ visions of the recently enacted where they had a most cordial con­ *Ver“ will hold the nenutc foreign relations committee, day. While not giving detail of his Street and Park Beautification law versation, the head of the Italian "ow occupy until to .-“eck a repeal of the section a f­ pluns M. Caillaux laid the finan­ were explained, was made by City* delegation declaring that he goes to the Greek ter Secretary Kellogg Iutd nnmnincAttorney Georgo A. Del ottes. : to America animated »>>’ an earnest His action followed tho linos of oil approval of the refusal of the cial position of the country be­ The duties and personnel of the fore his collcag;te<' in general desire to reach a definite agree* the court's definition on October American consul general in Paris committee to handle this wfork ment, trusting in the fuir judgment 12 of the limits to which searchers to sign her passport. Enrlior in terms. ‘Uvandng ' were named and Mr. DeCottes, ex­ and broad niindedness of Ameri­ >hould go in entering homes. • 23.-—(/H)— The the day. Mr/ Straussburger had pressed in behalf of tho city au­ cana. , ... . the supremo court prohibition cases Gibbons telegraphed the court to­ conferred with President Coolidge Woman Hit By Auto thorities, appreciation to the W<ie|ve«l here from Bankers, financiers, diplomats, which might make the court ini- day objecting to dismissal uf the intending to ask his assistance in 'nc Greco-Bulgarman’s Club in securing the passage From Injuries[ of industrialists and icicntiiw coin­ putient of their consideration. call?, asserting he wanted to see it the case, but afterward he madti Dies ‘at th,c Greeks arc the law. prise the personnel of the Italian through. Mrs. Willcbrandt blamed and that their no comment concerning her pass­ This was announced Thursday by Thursday night’s gathering waa mission for the funding of the Ital­ Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, the situation on "carelessness on port. y haa penetrated ’ attended by over 100 people. ian debt to the United Stutes. They the part of some of the agents.” dgarian territory. a: instant attorney general, m It was unnounccd at the stute Guests of the occasion were receivare; . ! Prepared for by charge of prohibition enforcement, A search and seizure proceeding Idepartment that the countess cd by Mrs. Wight, president of Count Giusscppe Volpi, chair­ after Solicitor General Mitchell had been instituted, she said, where 11e an(l airplane not ho permitted to enter ] the club and Mrs. Henley, whoso man, minister of finance, banker had conceded before the court that there hud been no allegation of Iwould thjs country to make a lecture tour ' department had charge of the afand a rt connoiseur; Gino Granin, the government had made an un- rale and no other indication of a Ibucauso she is known to hold rev[ fair. The banquet wus opened violation of the law. She said the luw'tul seizure in Cleveland. lolutianary views. Mr. Struussburwith Invocation by I*. C. DuBose. f s Prosperous! fact that liquor might have been The case was an appeal by M ile-; | Tho address of welcome was deW. Gibbons, whose premises were stored in the honle did not give* ^eadof Nation ' livered by Mrs. Henley nnd tho the government a right to take reached on a warrant described by response was offered by Judge J, the uction which resulted. a prohibition officer a resulting G. Sharon. lKi\°Ct' Tn—<'?)-Tho "I am too ti’.ronir for enforcc- United States was to be a guest Markets from a telephone call by an umuen- ment on the Verge of a The Sanford Munition of the law in meritorious Itified person. Gibbons protested trie nt his farm, near Norristown, Pa. der the direction of )o< |aPnr0*fe,lity’,rElbert II" Iwarrant was issued under false cases,” she said, “to permit such as "If the institutions of this coun­ CHICAGO, Oct. 23—(A*)—Wheat: stein, played several ,? V. S. Steel I the Gibbons case to render the *upiotcnaen and brought his plea to try,” he asserted, "are going to l^ December 141 1-2 to 111 3-4; May1 und the guests were A f ' d .today in an I the supreme court with the result [ preme court impatient by their hurt by a lady coining here us my j IQ0 1-2 to 130 7-8. Corn, Decern-■ with two piano number h .., ”P0l?inK of the | consideration. There is no need to 1today that the l o i ^ p r general de­ t loll;. private guest, I want to know how Iber, 74 1-4 to 74 3-8, Oats, Decem­. Mitchell and two vocal clared the liquor would be return- waste time on action that was uit- Unit is possible," by CW m Everett* ber, 30 l-3j _ . . | \«1 and tho prosecution dropped. i warranted In tbo H u t pjgcc," .. brees * HTo Halt Local Clubg Join H qndsln Project I Italian Debt Hotly i Leaves Naples For The United States American Action In Barring Countess Creates Excitement Department Of Justice Admits Rum • Was Unlawfully Seized In Cleveland �• ‘ •;’• B R **>* ■ lvb iV«C» M r H vl» \ V.lf j ’f W if c iv w . **i Virginian Fined Fdr Toting Gun on Sunday TAKE HARD COAL ‘« RIVER BED FOR MARKET USE •r cHAstes p. sthwart WINCHESTER, Va^, Oct. 22.— WASHINGTON, O ct 22.—While This worries the treasury folk | OP)—Just aa Gas Hill of Straaburg R * w ld cause terrific temporary very little, even stretching credul* was about to appeal a conviction confusion, treasury officials fette- ity so far as to concede such a in justices’ court for having a pis­ situation. The experts don't be-1 tol in his possession, the Common­ **Ily agree that the discovery of Heve some other metal, like plati- . _____ • cheap method of transmuting num, would be substitutedI for gold D red g es R em oe Coal D ust wealth’s attorney dug up an an­ case metal into gold would not for - t h a t might be produced art.ffc., F ro m B o tto m o f T h , M penn- cient law of Virginia which pro­ hibited the p°s‘w s5°n of a pistol ▼try long continue to cripple the ially, too. the Sabbath no m atter what atrrency system of a country like Bartering goods would be ex -1 sylvania Rivers As Anthra- on the pretext. The statute had never the United States. tremcly inconvenient. A system tic Strike Is Felt been repealed. Hill’s offense had Several scientists claim actually of tokens representing labor per­ _________ ______ ibecn committed on the Sabbath. to have produced synthetic gold, formed is ore suggestion. HARRISBURG, Oct. 22.—OPh- ' an,j the justice accordingly assess. though a t a cost greater than tho !!ar,i coaI sucked’from the beds of S ' a heavy fine. ■ynthttic product’s market value. J of mort lhree rivers, much of it washed -----------------n o t ifr W hether or not these claims are would *he to 7place .a kind oat as fine as sand by a method At th* r*.iu*«t of m a n y e l t l s e n s well founded, moat scientific men gage on the nation's natural re­ rs mod property o w n e r s nations natural nim lar to the principe of panning tax-paysm ar of their possibility and..sources and base p r o p e r ty w i t h i n t h e a r e a , today - admit - ..............r --------- —- — paper money is - , _0i.i {n \ owning prop, d!* e s c r ib e d , n o t i c e la h e r e t which would trive * 1 in 5 ™ * " demand as the trrr\r^u,r < tn s t the process might conceivably sues on that, t wmeh ffuuiu ould give retQlt of the strike of anthracite | »*> given <>ff I n t e n t i o n t o a p p l y to be so cheapened as to rob gold of them nn even truer value than i?- coal miners. t h - L*k-.»Urur* of t h e S t a t e o f F l o ­ rida. to be c o n v e n e d In H p e r la l S e s Ita monetary utility. I sues based on n gold reserve. The “miners" working the Su«- *.--n d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f N o v e m i i » h and nrd S eh u v lk ill *'-r 1*I ; - {' r. , h , “ P a s s a g e o f a n A c t quehanna, Lehigh Schuylkill w ,, — __ I rivers . . . n . n , . of th e L e g is l a tu r e a m e n d i n g S e c ti o n Q n r 1 i c i 1 ? o i r / Y t * c j \ I n Y 7 g y , ' w » •nnually take approximate- « o f C h a p te r j w T. l a w s o f F l o r i d a . L i a f l O I s r a V O r S i T l O V C i ly a h a l f - m i l l i o n tons o f hard coal t >23. the t .rp> s - o f s a i d a m e n d m e n t m m a mm • irum f r o m ineir t W r bL- t a - c o . 1 p i c k . J u p b , j as they traverse the to Include •'*nd e m b r a c e t h e follow ___ _ regions. The ..... .indus. . . . . In* d e ^ r l b e d l a n d s In Hemlnote ~ .s «| ^ r ___ a n t h ...Tacit© r a c i t e. .ct. coal . v_ ♦ . / ____. „ C ounty. F lo rid a, n o t n o w a p a r t of t n o o u t g r o w t h ' o f c a r e l e s s 11gg eorp-.-at- limits »,f t h e c i t y of Membership Drive T At Capitol Ends As lo Shorten Major "1™ «*»» Services Are Held Schedules In 1926 TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 22.-0P) -—The V. M. C. A. membership campaign, conducted recently at the State College for Women, end­ ed with installation services, which were featured by a short address by Blanche Curry, of Key West, vice president ot the organi­ zation, and a proceriional. The installation took place in front of the Administration Build­ ing. Ail new members wore white, as also did the smaller Cabinet of the “Y. W." The new girls form­ ed a procession, marching out of the Administration building, be­ tween the two lines of cabinet members, and each received a lighted candle as a symbol of her membership. Jeanne King, of Bonifay, presi­ dent of the college’s organization, administered the oath of member­ ship, and the charge to the old members, following Mias Curry’s talk. The procession then formed a ring around the fountain, and held their lighted candles high to form n fiery circle. In the membership campaign the new girls were urged to sign up in various rooms by personal talks and clever posters on the bulletin boards. About three hun­ dred of the Freshman claiu sign­ ed up aa members. The installation services are of the most beautiful of ceremonies held at the college during the year. l H m Mis* M. C. Marshall, of Ocala, was named by Governor Martin ns a member of th© State Board of Nurses, to inccced herself. The governor also anonunced the ap­ pointment of E. O. Bray, of Win­ ter Garden, as justice of the peace for the fourth district. u 4-j V.1* ' ‘ ' j VC '."> «5*rB5t£3- - THE atKFORft HERALD, TtMttPAT. OCTOBEB 22. 192$.' STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER i B t: .if A .u tv Sanford. F lo r id a , m o r e p a rtic u la rly u h l i 'i i e u a t *. , h e seal o f W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n j! j e . h d ay t h e s a i d C o u r t , th i s , t h e J o in «*ay of S ep t. d o UGLASS. C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . Sem inole C o u n t y , F lo r id a . U «. Hill. If liv in g , a n d If d e a d a l l a rtle s c laim in g In terest under l a m e s K. H ill an«!d n t s wr fi f' e . “L. B. ~ HIU. a s t h e heir*, d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s .. a n d_ o t h e r c l a l t n u tin d e r J a m e s K. H i l l a n d U & fill, h is w i f e : J o h n & <3Fi n L ’ a . M. W E E K S . D. C. S im m o n s , hr living, a n d If d e a d a l l a r t l e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o h n C H A R L E S H. D IC K IN SO N . ■ . S im m o n s , a s th e h e i r s , d e v i s e e s . S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . r a n t s e s . a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r Oct. 1-8-13-22-29.______________________ ■ o h n S. S i m m o n s ; W. E . S i m m o n s if V O T IC K O F S A L E IJr l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ N o tic e Is h e r e b y 't h a t *• “ ■ in g Interest u nder . K. S i m m o n s a s t h e h eirs, d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s a n d S p e c ia l i f s s t e r s r - P " ' " ' ^ , ! ? c ‘,nr . , g o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r W . K. S i m ­ C h a n c e r y c a u s e o f J o s e p h - '» • m o n s : W illia m I ' a m m i c l t . If l i v i n g , lev a m i W. L. H e n le y , c o m p l a l r a n v . ■ a n d If d ead a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ v s C h a r l e s H. ' v h ‘‘ n' L 1^ a '- .,n d ■ t e r e s t u n d e r W il li a m C a m m a c k a n s n a n c e o f « n o r d ^ r n i M t «n t h e h e ir s, d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s a n d t e r e d In s a i d c a u s e o n t h e 22nd da^ ■ a o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r W i l l i a m C a m - o f S e p t e m b e r . A. D. 1925. w ill m a c k ; an d a ll unknown p a r t ie s a t p u b lic o u tc r y to th e h ig h e s t ana c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t s In t h e f o l l o w i n g h e s t b i d d e r f o r c a s h a t t h e i r o n i ■ d e s c r ib e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e l y ­ d o o r of t h e C o u r t H o u s e In ;t in g a n d b e in g in t h e C o u n t y o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n M on ­ d a y . t h e 2nd d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A. u S em ino le. S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : T h e W , o f t h e SWVl o f t h e 19f3. b e t w e e n t h e h o u r a «* H W U of S e c ti o n 31. T o w n s h i p 21. S o u th o f f l a n g e 2» F a s t . It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h r f y o u a p p e a r t o t h e a w o r n b il l o f c o m p l a in t h e r e i n filed o n o r b e f o r e t h e 2 ml d a y o f N o v e m b e r 1923. t h e t h e u n d e r s i g n e d S p e c ia l M a ? t ' same b e in g a R u l e D a y In t h i s H o n ­ w i t : L o t s 9 a n d 10 o f B lo ck - oi r a m e r . , n S u b -D iv isio n , a s p e r f l a t o r a b l e C ourt. r e c o r d e d I n t h -e — n u b... i l e r.e. c. 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 - t h e r e o f ................................ t i r e be p u b lis h e d In t h e T h e S a n f o r d *o r d s o f S e m i n o l e C o n n ty . H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In J n ' f l a t B o o k " l ” a t p a g e “90 : a i d t h e c it y o f S a n f o r d . C o u n t y o f S e m - l a l s o a ll t h a t p a r t o f L o t 5j. ly i n g Inole. S t a t e of F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k | F a s t o f t h e A. C. L. It- K-. a m i f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s . L o t s *2. S3 a n d * 6 ‘o f H a n fo rd C«lW I T N E S S t h e h a n d a n d s e a l o f V. * r y D e l t a S u b d iv i s i o n , a c c o r d i n g to I H 2 D o u g la s s . C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t I t h e p l a t t h e r e o f d u l y r e c o r d e d In | „ C o u rt. In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . { t h e ’ p u rb l i c r e c o r d s o f S e m in o le F lo r id a , t h i s 30th d a y o f S e p t. 1923. C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . V. E. DOU GLASS. 8. A. B. W IL K IN SO N s: c l e r k o f C ircu it C o u rt. S p e c ia l M as ter. (S E A L ) G E O R G E G. H E R R I N G . By A. M. W E E K S . D e p u t y C l e r k . S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . «> RAYMOND K LLA RS. S o li c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . Oct. I - a - 13-32. iis .,,,,,,, B f s c r i b 'd a s fo llo w s. t o - w | t : I 'V hen coal wa;* plentiful and eas- d e8ectl"n» Twenty (2 0 ). T w e n t y . one CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—0V>—Kene- ily obtained little effort was made (21). Tw«nty-*lght ( 2 S ) , T w e n t y nine <251. S o u th east Q u a rte r of saw Mountain Landis, baseball by operators to save the small (he S o u t l -th* n t Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n commissioner, favors concluding *‘ZPS °.r utilize any that was Thirty r >: t h e H a s t Q u a r t e r o f into the culm bank?. These Section Thirty-one ( 3 1 ) ; t h e W e s t the 1926 campaigns of the major swept Half of :tlo n Thirty.two ( 3 2 ) : t h e banks piled up along the hstream? --------- . S ° v t h Half of th e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r - IX T H E C IH C I I T r d l ' H T . - S E V E N ­ league a week earlier than hereto­ in t n e v i c i n i t y o fr - .tvh e” c o'Wi l l i e n e s a n d ter o f s :i„n T h i r t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) ; a n d T H J t 1)11 I VI. Cl l i e L I T . S E M I ­ fore to avoid conflicting with the washeries until thourands of tons th e North H a lf o f t h e N o r t h w e s t N O L E C O U N T Y , I'l.O It I ItA. IN Q u a r t e r < f .S < -tlo n T h i r t y t h r e e (3 3). ( II t N C E I I Y . opening of the football season, and accumulated. Much of this waste all In T o w n s h ip N i n e t e e n ( t 9 ) S o u th . Illll t o Q u i e t T i t l e alto the disagreeable leather for wen: into the streams and huge R a n g e T h ir t y - o n e ( 2 1 ) F a s t ; an*) R O B E R T H U N G E R F O R D I N D U S ­ the world’s series. He believes the quantities of coal of good quality th e N o rth eas t Q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h ­ T R I A L SCHOOL, a n o n - p r o f i t c o r ­ Q u a r te r of S ectio n S ix ( « ) ; a n d p o ration o rg an ised an d e x is tin g last Sunday In September is the but small in size were washed down ethaes t North H a lf of t h * N o r t h w e s t u n d e r th e law s of th e S ta te of Q u a r t e r of Section F i v e (3 ), all In proper time for th * teams to finish | by l be spring fresheta. F lo rid a. n s h ip T w enty (20), S o u th . C om plainant. the season, starting the world’s r e - 1 When the discovery was made TR oa w n g e T h irty -o n * (31) F a s t . ries two or three days later. i that this coal wai» of value efforts Date.l at S a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , t h i s G E O R G E D IG U E S . *t a l. ' “This question will be am ong! were started to recover it. The 5th d s y of S e p te m b e r A. D. 1923. D efen d an ts. . O rder of I'u b lle a tlo n those scheduled for discussion at methods most employed consist of (HEAL) F O R R E S T L A K E T o G e o r g e D igues, a n d the joint session of the American the use of suction pumps by which S (». C H A S E D ig u e s , his w ife. R o b e r t L y n c h ., a n d C. J. M A R S H A L L and National leagues next Decern-!the coal is drawn from the river --------------------L y n r h . hl» w if e . A d d lo C o m m is s io n o f t h e C ity T h o m p s o n R o o t, a n d H a r r y H. R o o t . her,” Commissioner Ioindis said ' beds upon flat scows. The sand Ls As the*C|ty • ( 8 ford, Florida. h * r h u s b a n d ; a n d all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ Tuesday night, adding that if the washed out and the reuilting pro­ 1 % ' t i i e i n u i n ' T T l E V t : N l in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r W. D. L y n c h , d e ­ seat* >n is shortened, the usual duct is a good grade of hard coal. T H J I (III l i t , CIIM t IT IX ( M l c e a s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h * F O B s u m i x o i . f j c o u n t y , f l u u - f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d r e a l e s t a t e In schedules of 154 games would be much of ifi as fine as sand. S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a : S o u t h ­ maintained. Its use reouires special blower nill l» Q u ie t T i t l e east Q u a rte r of S o u th east Q u a r te r attachments upon boilers but many M II. B U R K E T T . of S e c tio n 23. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h R a n g * 19 E a s t ; t o M a r y A T h u r s ­ C o m p lain an t. residents of the region where the ton. if liv in g , a n d if d e a d , a l l p a r ­ Hard Surfaced Roads bulk of the river coal is recovered JA M E S E K I L l V iM h i s w ife. L. S tie s c laim in g In terest u n d e r M ary have found the installation of the Hill. If living, ar.d if d e a d a ll p a r - A. T h u r s t o n , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . In Charlotte County apparatus ilea c la i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m . * In a n d to t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d r e a l an economy and use it L. Illll and his w ife. 8. Hill, ....a s e s t a t e ; It. C. B e d fo rd . If l i v i n g , a n d — L. — .............. i --------in their homes. Public utility plants th e heir*, d ev is ees, g r a n t e e s , a n d i If 'le a d , a ll p a r t i e s r l a l m l n g I n t e r PUNTA GORDA, O ct 22.— make iid the largest consumers. ..or. u n d e r J a m e s K. ; e s t u n d e r It. C. Iled fo rd . d e c e a s e d . Charlotte County last week voted During the last few years the quan­ Mill an d U 8. l u l l , h ia w i f e ; J o h n 1o r o t h e r w i s e . In an d t o t h e a b o v e S im mons, if living, a n d If d e a d d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y ; t o a l l p a r t i e t a bond isiue of $1,788,895 to ex­ tity of river coal recovered has de­ H all p a r t ie s r l a l m l n g I n t e r e s t u n - r l a l m l n g i n t e r e s t under J I a r y A. pand its highway system and al­ creased as a result of better min­ n e r J o h n s S im m o n s, u s t h e heirs. T h u r s t o n , o r o t h e r w i s e Id a n d t o t h e isees, g r a n t e e s a n d o t h e r c l a i ­ a b o v e d e s c r i b e d re a l e s t n t e ; t o all most before the ballots were coun­ ing method* and Increased utiliza­ dev m a n t s u n d - r J o h n S S im m o n s : W p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r It. ted had received bids and award­ tion of the small cizes. K. S im m ons If living, a n d If d ead C. Il e d f o r d . o r o th e r w i s e . In a n d t o p a rtie s r l a l m l n g i n t e r e s t tin d e r t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y ; t o a l l ed th<* contract for the work. The The river coal “miner” is not a all « . L S im m o n s a s t h e h e ir s , d e ­ p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In a n d to Nroadbent Construction Company, miner in the general sense of the visees. g r a n t e e s and o t h e r c l a i m which recently completed .State word. He has no affiliation with a n t s u n d e r \V. K. S i m m o n s ; YV1I- at hned ae ab *ohv eo f d ey socur iba reed hpe rr oe bp ye r toyr;d e yr eodn Road No. 5 fram Punta Gorda to the haid coal industry itself. Each lU m < a m m a r k . If li v i n g , a n d If t o a p p e a r to th e a b o v e e n t i t l e d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t c a u s e o n o r b e fo r e tne f i r s t M o n d a y Miaka River, one of the finert year, however, these workers dead u n der W illia m C a m m a c k a* t h e b e r . 1)23, s a m e b e i n g a pieces of road work in the state, dredge out coal valued at more heirs, devisees, g r a n t * - * n n d o t h e r RInu leN oDv ea m y of t h i s C o u r t, a n d t h * im a n ts under W i l l i a m C a m - s e c o n d d a y o f t h e m o n t h , a n d In was the auccei-ful bidder. The con­ than $600,000. Shipments by dredg­ cmlaark all u n k n o w n .p e r s o— ns t h e r e o f a d e c re e p r o c o n ­ struction company will begin ers along the Susqehanna river claim:ing-nnd - rest In th * here-1 df eesfsaou l tw ill 'D he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u building the new highways within were reported as considerably heav­ inafler d, e*snc r M ib e d r*:, | p r o p e r l y , n o d e a c h o f y o u a n d s a i d c a u s e - R espondents. ‘ p r o c e e d ex p a r t e . the next ten days, its officials an­ ier during September than usual, _ Order Of 1*111.(^*11.01 nounced. Nine-three miles of hard although the seat'jn had not been 1 HU ST AT E O F F L O R ID A TO A LL o r dIte r Isb e f up rutbhliesrh eodr d we reeedk lyt,h aot n e *I b i as surfaced road will be constructed. more than ordinarily successful. .Ml. A F T E R N A M E D R E S P O N D ­ Week f o r f o u r Week* c o n s e c u t i v e l y ENTS. G R E E T I N 'I S : In S a n f o r d H e r a ld , We have two plans of fi„. Your Home ‘ 1st—We will lend >*ou A ll T he M om ] necessary to build a c e m p ; , ” 2nd—If your home is already ouilt • you a very substantfal IoanT*!l NO DELAY — ------ - NO W«1 Prompt Service Guaranis 11 Call and let us c.xplain 0^ J Title Guaranty & Mortal 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford. Florid^ RENTS GO UP NOVEMBER Those who are affected by increase in rents can take adv>in»„„ i following and .m ove to outskirts of citv "lairc o( THE SAVING IN RENT WILL BIT CHEVROLET Cash • Delivered $655.00 $655.00 $825.00 $8-15.00 $930.00 Roadster . Touring ... Coupe .«•••.. Coach ....... Sedan ....... ' 8 Do»n Payment $218.33 $218.33 $275.00 $281.07 $310.00 This is General Motors Acceptance Corporation deferred Chevrolet is a division o f General Motors Corporation. payment ■ ' * 1 RESULT— LOW RATES / DO N-JO N, Inc. Sanford, a ...................................................................................................... 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■■■■■■ . . . . . . . . . . . . ■ ■ ■ . ■ . . ■ . B a a ia il ■ . wm NEW FALL MERCHANDISE f m ’A ■ f’jjy j :> [ /I . . . . with qualities which satisfy at prices you can afford to pay. a a 5 . . . . . . ■ . ■ . . ' • ■ ■ ■ " " ................................................ Men’s Three Piece Wool Suits ' ffE ARE WELL PREPARED . . . . ■ . a . . ■ . 3• Boy’s Ladies Silk Dresses Four Piece Wool Suits Ladies Coats Children’s and Misses’ III’ Coats Fur Trimmed §27.50 to$35.00 $10.00 to$20.00 $12.50 to$27.50 $12.50 T0$27.50 : a . ■ : The New Styles in X Men’s Felt Hats * * $4.00 Men's Light Tan Oxfords ' $ 6 .0 0 ‘ Ladies’ Patent Leath­ er or Satin One Strap >. Slippers - $5.00' 1 •ft 3 54 In. Plain Wool Flan­ nel—per yard 51 Inch Bordered Wool Flannel—per yard 3 m m m $3.25 4* $4.00 Men’s Silk Socks Ladies’ Silk Ilose 75c $ 1.00 , • H\ Oxfords ' v­ ’ 36 Inch Belding Satin 36 Inch Figured Soi- Per yard - sette—per yard - m : Boys Brown Shoes or - $3.50 - $ 2.00 ' Childrens ' 3-4 Length Socks - ..... ............ ...................... 50c to take care of your wants in ev­ ery department for this cool weather. ' ; 48c -• $7.50™ $20.00 Everything in M Ladies, Childrens, Misses and Boys Sweaters Childrens Patent Leather Slippers Infant’s Soft Sole Shoe $3.00 36 Inch Dress Ging­ hams, Fast Colors, Per yard 85c 9-4 Unbleached peral Sheetii P er yard 21c ■ Ladies’ New Fall Hats $6.00 1 $4.00tovu,vw Striped Bed Spreads, Gold and White, Blue ond White, Rose ar.d White , $3.00 ---------- ................................................................................ ■ V lc - and ; 59c <* Men’s : New Fall Ca n $1.75 $1.! �» i-f , ,w **■ '.i- » ' ‘ . *‘ #. t . I * > i.u i '. m r- ■ ' v f W O V iK < W F W < ; • ’ - • fdKsBBBWBWB^ THE SANFORD HEjLUJD^THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925. ____________ ____________ K*- * r-« ains in R eal eal E sta te -- Fir. ro rw ^ M iB m U ilW E B lB g W I B i H • • • •' --•• * '’* > U'.i >J ?*V T iV. i ... I t;v BETTER BUYS Int National Bank Bldg. i House close in on Park Avenue. Stucco, G rooms and bath..............$7500 House, practically, r.cw, on Central Street, G rooms................................$7500 House, 4 rot mn r.id garage on lot. Splendid lot. Cheap for...... Business lot on Sanford Avenue. Below market value. Is One of Our Best Offerings Today KARL J. SCHULTZ Beautiful Lake Front Tract, with double frontage on paved Highway. Direct route to East Coast. A real money maker. • Phone 744. 10 Acres, all tiled, new dwelling. All equip Car load of fertilizer. On paved road. N ear loading station. imm delivery. $13,500. $3,500 cash,, balance* 1, 2, 3, years. OFFERS 3 acres s e t in crops. $1500 Large corner lot, Park Ave., and N inth Street. There are two very good houses on this property and the location is m ost de­ sirable. Price $17500. Terms can be ar­ ranged. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Phone 713. THIS CELERY FARM i r • •• Real Estntc and Investments. INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE This good farm will be sold right aw ay. The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Figure this out from the view-point of either investm ent or speculation, then act quickly. 203-205 Meisch Building Let us show it to ’ /U f, Masonic Building------ Phone 707 ••*• \ 1' fi ‘ J Homes Lots Acreage Farms > b LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US BUY YOUR HOME-NOW! * One house completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 riom s and hath, garage, beautiful lawn and shade trees. Terms >4 cash and the balance like rent. In Rose Court one, two-story house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Ave., and Hughey Street p ik ed considerably below the market. Sec us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser. Five blocks from F irst Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story louse con­ taining 7 rooms garage and shade trecr. If you nrc looking for a house ciose in this is hard to beat at the present price. Part cash and tcims. 1 40 FE E T t it- If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots,fcJ kindly communicate with us. FIRST STREET * ► FULTON, INC. T** REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel EXTENSION COLCLOUGII REALTY COMPANY 811 F irst National Bank Uldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE With offices in New York City and various other citie over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop erty to northern firm s desirious of investing in pro^ in this locality. « .1 A ', Phone 732 Brokers •• INSURANCE Promote I NEAR HOTEL " % •* ; » V ‘IF O; j S? 2 -S T O R Y $450 Per Foot % THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY L. ALLEN m if ■: ' "tR ** r* Monager 1 7-room 2 -story House Streets. EXCLUSIVELY 2. Our Motto: Satisfaction lu Owner and Buyer 2 baths, East front, on Park A ve., between 131 Double garage, $8000.00. Terms. We heartily recommend thii[ Strategically located with refence to new developments, on West 1st! two good houses w ith 3 adjoining vacant lots. It; ness property soon. 1 *» Office 110 Merrlwell.cr Building Price is right and terms are attractive. Dean-Berg Corporation P. O. Box 331 Established 1910 DUBOSE & HOLLER 515 First National Bank SANFORI), FLORIDA REALTORS PUT THAT GUN DOWN 4 ACRES IN VALENCIAS 12 Acres Cleared We offer as owner, 7. 14 or 21 lots, inside city lim its near Sa*’ Avenue, ns a whole at $650 each, or separate up to $900,00 each. 100 Feet East Front Lot, near entrance, in Pinehurst. on easy terms. 20 Acres Altogether r» « i On corner of P ark Avenue and Thir­ Terms. I •: *' 1 st Street frontage. Willi teenth Street. Beautiful apartm ent L j, 1 Direct from the owner, east front lot, with nice Palm s on main thor oughfare, about a mile from the Post Office. Good Price and Terms. Ill House Site. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number (i Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. 20 Years Experience. With Florida Land ■ Priced below the mark*1! Fifteen Acres PHIL SMITH, Mgr 116 South Park Ave. PM « On North side of Celery Avenue, 12 acres CITIZENS OF SANFORI) Do you know what we are doing at our Crystal Lake Shores Development? LET U I SHOW YOU cleared and tiled and seven room house. No better buys in Seminole County HAVE YOU NOTICED dnnt|n c ° a f a^ n l)!i!tlh Aa‘l is tom|llctcd nnd that First S treet Is about to be Pf ginning at bantord Avenue. Well we h ave some of this nronertv for sak ^ ” hr . u rC UClla1 t,F 1>lacc<* the best of this property ™ the market it to improve the.r cash position. In vestigate this offer FIRST STREET IfStJ # v < u « £ n0 « ! S ik froPtin*r’ 130 ft on First Street. Running back 125 feet to Street. <800 per front foot. 14 cash, 5 % binder. K C w on Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. § REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. ■g; * Phone 117 210 E. 1st S t. ,,nA t SEMINOLE BOULEVARD .H)U leet on Cypress, fronting 100 foot on the Boulevard nnd Water Stree, property is offered at $275 per front fo o t on T h f im U Sanford Avenue 1 block West, has, we understand,P8* J j *o«n T,!ir fron;' The owners are s a c r i f i c e on the eve of the g r e a t e s t l a m e n t T h e y V SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY •• - F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr, Phone 708-709 . 1 S5SI �THE SANFORD HERALD, p n m i v MayoAdvisesHome Training For Boys g In Rural Sections r l ■m i*T*V , tut ‘ •d jT *■. \Vc shipped a million pounda of hunting powder to South America, but »nu may be hunting trouble. a p p l e s TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 23.—(jP) —"Tjto advantage* to the rural aection.1 ami to tho country* at ijnrgo of agricultural , and home demonstration club work, for boys and girls has been to well established to be open for discustcon,” Nahan Mayo , commissioner of ng. riculture t luted in a statement issued for Use during observance of Hoy ? .nml Girls’ < luli Kim,llment Week, OcL --■t. l'J to 21. “ Tho only thing„ 1i can do is to emphasize the lie good good work that is being done through thus, ----ie clubs. It is now adnTutted by agriculturists that educate "> is needed by the farmer as much a"s it is needed by men engaged ini cominerve, finance ami the prgii* salons,” Mr. Mayo ad- -j1 ■r ‘ i 410 SANFO RD AVE No 2 Can Standard 15-oz. Su n maid “That education should cento* around agricultural subieets, and tho club work is the most effec­ tive method of teaching the youths of the country the why and the how of farming in all its phases, goes without mying,” the agricul­ tural commissioner continued. ’•The more one knows about what he is doing, the more satisfaction he Kot.H out of it. When the hoy learns the reasons for every character of work which he does in order to pro­ duce a crop, he gets more satisfac­ tion from his work, puts more enthusimui into it, and gets better re­ sults. 21 lbs. Seif R ising AH the optimists ate not dead. Someone stole 12 electric fans in St. Louis in October. ■■■n«*nnnauBBBaniiBaBBBBBBBiBBaBBBBBaaBB The Ball Hardware *■ » # Chinaware In E nglish Porce­ lains, Iluvarlan and Japanese Chinn make lovely g ifts t h e m o st, t h e A. & l \ STOftfiS PLEDGE to supply, the highest qual­ ity and the greatest amount for your dollar, thus as soon as it passes through the door of an A&P Store, ** 410 Sanford Avenue r '~ 'c \M U ).\n OF FINEST APPLES AND BA­ NANAS HAVE JUST AUHIV El). WILL HE SOLD AT THE CHEAPEST PKICES. A F -. PI.ES BY BARREL, BUSHEL, PECK AND HALF PECK. PORK CHOPS, Lb BANANAS BY HUNCH AND DOZEN. IF IT’S FRESH AND GOOD W fe W lI.I, HAVE IT FRUITS VEGETABLES Bananas C arro ts Celery Lettuce I’enrs Grapes Iona Brand Select Quality, Plain Or riour M 1 r a im * • • *• $ 1.31 Car Located Rail road Avenue at F irst Street - i « -■* : -1 A. & P. CONDENSED PURE HOG MILK LARD POT ROAST OF BEEF, Lb BEEF U WATCII LIVER * WESTERN I;' 15c SAUERKRAUT “Snotn !^ 17c BRISKET STEW BEEF, Lb Pound ......................... 2 3 c * f MAKE A LOT Pan Am and Standard (las ana / Oils MACARONI or “Veedol Oils” SPAGHETTI Not Yet Bat Soon Electric Irons PIG TONGUES Lb THE MUTTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER YOU WILL SE E IT ADVERTISED. Radio Supplies RINE’S FILLING j STATION THE BROOK GOT TIRED OF BARLING, AND LONGED FOR SCENSE BEYOND. Phone 4G1-J THE GEESE GOT TIRED OF GABBLING 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. AND ALMOST QUIT THE l'O N D , v- THE PEOPLE ALL GREW NERVOUS, FOR TIIEIR MONEY THEY W A N TED MORE THAT’S WHY THEY COME IN FLOCKS, flies..........................................25c tans Sour Red Chcrries..:::.28e [iif No. 1 Tomatoes.............25c tfns of Tomatoes, per can 10c Ip Suey—Chicken Chop Suey Sauce. move—Apalachicola Oysters in ­ creasing its buying power At priceH that are right ieiphia Cream Cheese--Limd'heese—Swiss and Pimento peese—American Cheese I JRocquefort Cheese I). Cans of California and BANANAS * Tires and Tubes pples, York, Imperial................. 20c M k, best. TO PIGGEY WIGGLY STORE—* ^ Service and Quality Merchandise # % - *v* I Is OurMotto ■■> :i. HAM SALE lean’s Reliable Hams ,35c pound No. 2*4’ California filler’s Grocery Go. AT THE BASKET v ■ B K a n tin m j, A PHONE CALL WILL BRING YOUR GROCERY WANTS TO YOUR DOOR. NO NEED TO SHOP AROUND. WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU MIGHT NEED------. . ✓ . Jones Dairy Farm Sausage or,,or M' Street and Sanford Ave. ^ont' —The ISijr New Front Stones Cakes Dorsey’s Southern Bread . Ewing’s Fresh Butter—Churngold GROCERIES CHICKEN and FISH . ound-and Sirloin Steak, F at Mackerel Seedless . • Apalachicola Oysters Hens and Fi vers, Dressed and Alive PHONES—278 Extra Fancy wneU Potatoes, 3 Pounds The Store W here Quality Counts GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS, �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925 FODR As Brisbane Sees It Sanford Herald « IB* r W V M l w * Florida inder Aet of » m » c n iP T in s m T**t—IT.M natrs *tv Mnnth* >lH«r»4 ip r V ,. by Csrrtef. M k . 1C*. W * * k ly E dition *BCIAI< S O T ir m All otjItoaiT tea. cards o f th sn V i. resolutions not le e s ot t* rr:a ni»«nia whnra 1 Not lea* ol *•nnto :a 1ip * n ia wn^ra i n n ar* to a d , w ill ba rHargtd a t regular i d w r l i l m ratM a n r * t u b a u n e iA T ic D p h n m PW# A ssociated Tree* la **«';>■* h en titled t*i O**, klleatton o ' alt newe dlan*‘« ^ * f i t * ' , to tt or not ©On-rwla* ci 1 In th lo naoar and atao ‘ ha 1" « w s nubllab*d h»r«ln All rl*M» ratm bllcatton o f special dlapateb taoroln a r t at a© raaar-rd. * FRIDAY. OCT 2.1, THR HERALD’S PMTFOItM 1 Deeper water rocte to Jackionwflle. , , . l^-Conatroctlon of SU Jonm-lndlen River canal, f . —Fitenalop r.f white way. 4s- -H itttalon of local amusement*. —Swimming pool, tennl* court*, I ,—Aigmentlnr of building prorram —hotnea, hotel*. ap*rtment house*. Wednesday’* drapatchw to d tnc Htory o , oeiecuon of the court which will try Colonel Billy M itchell for the violation of the Ninety-sixth Article of W ar and set the date on which the trial will begin. Under th is article of war punishment might be anything from reprimand to dis­ missal from the service. Inasmuch as under the rules of the court martial Colonel Mitchell will not have the right to set forth any "extenua­ ting circumstance" or make any reasonable defense of his conduct and will be tried solely on the question of "preju­ dice of good order and military discipline" and ns there is no question but that Colonel Mitchell did raise "the merry hob" with his superiors, he will in all probability be dismissed. What the effect of such notion upon M itchell’s popularity among his countrymen at large will be. is interesting to contemplate. Americans will not judge Mitchell with the same strict adherence to technical militnry custom as will the high ranking Army officers. Americans will recall that Mitchell saw his brother killed when a plane in which he was flying came to pieces in mid air. They will recall that Mitchell is the ablest flying officer in America. They will recall that when he attempted to improve aviation in this country, he was removed to an outof-the-way post where it was thought his voice could not be heard. They will recall that at least some of the things Mitchell said about incompetence and politics in the Army and Navy Departments have since been proved. What do Americans in general care if Mitchell did tell his superiors where to get off? It is exactly what most of them would have wanted to do under the same circumstances. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? A Widow** Cash. Ford the King. No More "Obey. No, to Atheism. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Content vein is when tl them.—AppU.ton < C o p y r > * n t l» I S ) MRS. LEATHE’S husband left her five million dollars eighteen years ago. In a bankruptcy court she testified that her total assets are reduced to $000, including a wrist watch worth $300. Mrs. Leathe kept her money lon­ ger than is customary with widows of rich men. Gentlemen who conn'der it a l m o s t a business virtue to rob n woman usually get their money in much less than eighteen years. If you expect to lenve a widow or daughter, lenve a certain Income .We no Germany woman man. v / ' * ^urprisini enarrsl far above vl Kmiu primary press. host families n?k is to he n bill , Whig-Journal. SSSBSr . S^—Extension of atreet pavlnr profunction of ih 1,—Construction of • boulevard vy. of. course, jjl •rot nd Lak* Monroe. lows "like Mite Standing before the justice of a New York court, Benja­ S —Oimpte'Jon of city beautifica­ jus H e l p to u POLAND WOULD like Henry min Starr awaited sentence. The wind howled outside and tion program. o.s. v up-'to trimf,—Expansion of school system the thermometer was dropping to near the freezing point. Ford for president, or King Henry ^ k c n a n T Ford. However, Ford is like the srlth provision for Increased fait was going to lie another cold night when sleeping under ]British farmer whoso clergyman etilliea. _ ■ ____________ Wanted-, To-, know him he was soon going to hea­ the Htars in Central Park would be rendered almost impos- told i man will tel\ vh* Invest ven. The farmer did not want to BIBI.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY slble by chilled blood and aching limbs. —bis Knit uame, the tizi go to heaven, he wanted to stay “Thank Clod," he cried, when the judge pronounced a sen- jhere and ride his white-faced mare f ish he caught,. or ^ HOW TO CONQUER AN ENE­ miles his ear iHUmnon MY:—When a man's ways please tence not to exceed three years. “I have nobody in this that went "tip-top" over the of gasoline.—I.ytidW , the Lord, he maketh even his ene­ world," he said, "I want to go to prison this winter so that I fences. mies to be at peace with him. I ro* can be sure someone will look after me." Henry Ford would rather sthy nt Dearborn and be king of the greatverbs IB: 7. , . . PRAYER:—O Lori!, Thou hast It is difficult to realize that such conditions exist in this cfi*. industrial enterprise ever cre­ A UNIVERSITY ANSW ERS revealed Thyself and taught us to free country of ours in our age of civilization. To most of us ated. rest In Thee, for Thou hast com­ nothing could be more unpleasant than having to spend a NEW YORK TfMF.S passed us about with songs of de­ FORD’S WORK in the aircraft n igh t in jail. Yet here is a man who deliberately goes out liverance. is tn this nation a blessing of which such private higher educational to commit a crime so that he may call jail his home during the importance cannot be exagger­ When a recent American visitor of in Moscow was making snipe un­ institutions if these policies of fi­ THE nALM OF KINDNESS the winter months. ated. it may mean the difference favorable observations tn the Com­ nancial deprivation and tuitinnal Do not keep your balm of kindness between defeat anil victory in the missar of Education, Lunacharsky, restriction become widely preva­ His point of view is not difficult to get. Certainly a piece Hidden in your heart away;next war, or more probably it may There are lonely ones who need it, of bread and a cup of water is better than nothing at all. mean that for America there will about Russia’s treatment of scien­ lent in the State universities. The tists, he was confronted with news­ Legislatures Will have to be more Kindly cheer them on today. A hard floor Burrounded by four stone walls is better than Inot lie nny next war. paper accounts of the Dayton trial, generous in providing for resenrch Help the weary and disheartened, an equally hard ground in some city park which is not sur­ of which episode the American was work anti more liberal in their a t­ With new life the sad endow; MR. FORD offers to build the up to thut moment ignorant. It is titude toward men of science if Bring your balni to lighten burdens rounded by walls and which has nothing to break the bleak government at a cost of $200,000 to be hoped that he will now send State universities are to be the Freely serve with kindness now. drafts which come up the Hudson. The officials of the Seminole Coun an all-metal dirigible 150 feet long. to the Moscow Commissar accounts real centres of scientific investiga­ Yet to us living in the warm climate of Florida which It is the type of aircraft that the of lust week’s celebration of the tion and intellectual progress. Bank take pleasure in helping yonThere are sor.l* th a t thirst and gives us the greatest abundance of fruit and vegetables the world needs, can fly 2,000 miles semi-centennial of Vanderbilt Uni­ What Vanderbilt University is, un­ hunger advising: you—assisting you in eve For the hidden balm you keep, year around, and which is so largely responsible for almost without coming down. It represents versity, in the capitul city of Ten­ der its liberal leadership, every nessee. The Chancellor of that in­ State university should be free to Like the miser’s treasured nuggets universal freedom from poverty and the luxury in which common sense und economy. consistent way to achieve you^fl Buried in a cavern deep. There is no doubt thut President stitution, Dr. Kirkland, who has be, both in its facilities for carry­ most of us reside, it seems incredible that in another city of done more to raise the standard of ing on research and teaching and Gold you may not have for helping Coolldge will accept Mr. Ford’s of­ si) es. Burdened ones oppressed with our own country, a city which we have come to know as the fer. He was among the very first higher education in the south than in its freedom from ignorant, nar­ care: banking center of the whole world, such a condition can to praise and encourage Henry any one other person, declared that row-minded interference with its the building of new science labor­ instruction, The Foundations have But fresh courngw you can give exist thut u man must knock at a prison door in order to Ford i aircraft plans. atories on its campus is the best given to Vnnderbilt University them answer to Dayton, while the es­ many millions for the development If you serve with kindness there. avoid starvation and freezing winds. tablishment of a school of religion, o f a great medical school nml the —Addison Howard Gibson. The incident stam ps upon our mind with indelible ink "illustrating the strength of “a promotion o f health throughout the ---------- o ---------our own good fortune in living in a country blest with a warm common faith and the glory ilf a State and the South. They have "Pussyfoot" Johnson is now in {climate and an abundance of all the necessities of life, and "universal worship," is the best an- done this because Vanderbilt has Constantinople, according to the inwer to narrow sectarianism, traditions of culture and standards news despatches. We’d like to know .also the need which there is in northern cities for organized j Tliis answer was applauded by of scholarship which give solid charities to care for the aged and provide for those unforwho cares? delegates from three hundred Am­ ground on which to build for a -------- o-------l innate persons unable to compete in the struggle for exist­ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCRES erican institutions of higher edu­ larger service. A Florida womnn is seeking a ence. Moreover, the cation as well us by Vanderbilt State can place no such hampering divorce because her husbnnd looks graduates and citizens, who throng­ Condition upon this university’s a t the pretty girls. Just try to ed the largest halls to show their teaching ns it does upon that of its find one who doesn't. THE GUBERNATORIAL mission to o/het* .states is not sympathy with the courageous and own State University. ---------- o ---------The Times-Unlon says trousers new; but it has remained for Governor John W. Martin of liberal policies of the university in every aspect of the matter and their approval of its Chancel­ Vanderbilt University, a private will be full Ihls winter. In Rome Florida to introduce something now in gubernatorial mis­ UKAJ. ESTATE lor. It was one of liiu greatest de­ institution but devoted to the pub­ cases Jt may be because the wear* sions. Governor Martin recently beaded a delegation which monstrations ever made in Atuer- lic good us zealously as any State or* ore full, visited New York in the effort to secure aid in the fight ■j L,. —.f) ------, . , 1 ica in support of sound learning university, has performed a helpWAREHOUSE PROPERTY ' and in endorsement of constructive fid office a t tliis moment for the Tliis Is circus dny in Hanford. which Florida is making niyiinst the Ki't-rich-quick artists ■ educational policies. Wouldn’t It be fine if wn could all who, in return for cold cash, are Belling to the gullible the State of Tennessee in acipmintiug 1200 feet on Railroad 1m* kids hgaln and follow the par­ 1 A eeitain State university has the world with the fact that sci­ airy fabric of dreams of great wealth. The dishonest thus A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS ade from the time it begins until recently decided to refuse gifts ence has found a place (though ,t capitalize an undoubted opportunity for honest development. the time It ends? j from Foundations and other pri- is not tin* only on© in the State) A FEW CHOICE HOUSES o----------— Frederick G. Fassett in Boston Transcript. - vale organization*. Others have where she may carry forward her Thd United States |>aid five mil­ - been placed under restriction in the researches not only unhindered but Located in Exclusive Residential Serin^i I teaching of science. But Vander­ encouraged by a profounder relig­ lion dollani for Florida but now Price and Terms on Request. bilt University, welcoming and ious faith. Dayton’s decision if that figure would represent the MY FAVORITE STORIES iUTchase price of but one business extended would lead to what some Hr mviN s. com* BUILDING LOTS nt in the city of Miami. one has called the "dichotomy of Selrcleil with reference to LOCATION offer* » » ------- o the cosmos.” The answer of Van­ A well dressed party, who was dressing poured over the combina­ ' ful range in speculative Th«* Times-Union says that over fur overtaken in alcoholic stimu­ tion, The patron was now sound derbilt University is to point to the a do'/.en tc« plants have been built lant, stumbled into a restaurant, asleep. She slipped the order past invisible unity of truth. PROFITS in different nwtlons of Florida slumped Into u handy chair nt a his elbow and left it there where I Price and Terms Very A ttractive during the past three months. Yet, table and gave unmixtabuble evi­ his eyes would full upon it when he 1 rilE PUBLIC GRAB BAC with nil of that, Hanford is help­ dence that he was about to enjoy n opened them. BUY IN SANFORD ,, ing to supply several east coast cit­ refreshing slumber. LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL A waitress Presently ho did open his eyes. Safe and Sound. ies with enough ice to meet the shook him by the arm. As though spell-bound he contem­ needs. John W. O'Leary, president of "What is it you want?" she nak­ plated that which confronted him. ed. He took a fork and gently he stirr­ the Chamber of Commerce of the In Russia, on the other hand, a Speaking of enterprising real Irowsily, ed the contents of the howl. Then "Dearie," ho said United States, expressed his views delegation of orthodox priests and U K A L T O It S is. estate suhsmen, a young Miami "what have you?" with his free hand he beckoned the bishops begged the government 17 Years of S iiccchh in Sanford realty dealer was recently nrruated here on the policy of levying tri­ "Almost unylhiiig in the food young woman to hia side. “ for an equal status with citizens ! bute on the people. He is con vinefor speeding unit upon being fined line." Magnolia at Second. rboDt "Dearie," he said, “drunk or so­ the soviet state," *ight dollars, he turned mound in his contention thut direct tax­ "Ver’ well, then," he said, “bring ber or drinking, as is the case at of The LOANS ftiVESTMEN' asked the right to ation has a tendency to compel and sold the judge a lot. «. me almost anything in the food present, my aim is ever to a gen’- publish Priests religious literature anil thought about the Government uml line." man. Fur he it from me to do any­ fur their children (prieo's of there i? plenty to think about. The t.unford High School meets Pa■ ■■ ■B■ g H1 1 ■ ■■ M■ a ■ a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a a a • g 1 ■B** * * “ilow about a nice salad?" she thin’ which would bring reproach have the Greek church marry) the same multiplicity of more or less inde­ latku on this gridiron this after­ asked, on a venture, upon me as a gen'man or upon the education us is given to the chil­ pendent governmental agencies, noon and if the boys put up the "That’ll lie lovely, dearie," he as­ fight they did against Plant City sented. "Glad you thought of it— fair and unsullied name of thish dren of peasants. The Russian gov­ each out after money, separately last week, the visitors will go shows you got u good mind—quick noble 'stahlishment. But, dearie, ernment says no. seizing upon the same sources of home Witn the short end of tnc i thinker, everything like that. Bring ill juslislt to all concerned, it be­ revenue, is visible in the so-called comes lies'ary for me to ask you a AGAIN YESTERDAY Wall "death tax," a capital levy and a score. me a nice salad." queHhun." Street celebrated a 2.000,000 share “ What sort of n salad?" "What's your question?" she day. A seat on the stock e xc hange double toll, with the Federal and "Tomorrow afternoon," said a State treasuries getting their res­ "Thut, dearie, 1 leave to your | naiii snappily. has sold for $135,000, It is a rec­ minister to his congregation, "the “Well," he said, "I drift off In ord price, but cheap when you con- pective shares. funeral of Mr. Ho-and-So will Ik* Mipcrior judgement," he said. "You At-home the State relieves class held in this church. 1 shall make have been here longer than I have. slumber, I wuke up anil right here aider that it niaken the purchaser after class from local rates und under my nose I find thish," und a funcrul address on this occasion, A’light, then, you one of the happy eleven hundred again with his fork he duintily that make "one-eighth o ' one per­ tukes it ull, pointing with selfund the man himself will be here, salad." Six rooms, garage, large lot. returning agitated u frond of dressing-soak- cent" of the nation’s stock specu- praise to its achievement of reduc­ the first time in twenty yeurs.” The girt went u ing the proportion of public ex­ of hearts 1 ed lettuce, "So, therefore, dearie, Built with great care for resident owner. •—Dioeesun Record. presently with a Intiuns. It’s a valuable scut for a , tomatoes,, the uueshun is as follows: DO I man with sound nerves, a cool head penses borne by real estate, when of lettuce and si the very means by which it is ac­ Russiani cal this—or DID I?" High grade, huilt-in features and niaijy Tiie American Legion is making with mi nhunduiii able to leave gambling to his di complished throws the whole load plans for a big Armistice Day cclents. But is it not easy to find 1 lected tor comfort and convenience. 100 men of thut kind. ebrution with a parade, bout races, IN DEFENSE OF LIVING hand concerts, football guim* nnd „ . if Essentially a worth-while property. dance on the program. The CunipTHE SATURDAY REVIEW VARIOUS ADVERTISKMF.NTS hell-Lossing Post deserves the of Florida land schemes have pub­ heartiest co-operation from tho lished the statement that this wri­ citizens in making the day u suc­ ter i;i directly or indirectly con­ cess. lure just a little absurd in folk nected with such schemes and re­ who can afford to lie supercilious quests for information as to their Sanford is rapidly approaching only because their ancestors were value come frum many parts of that stage In its progress when willing to rough It in mixed so- the country. truffle policemen will be an abso­ Florida is a great statu and will ie is tom between the incentive to tie devices for niakin cR’ly* i'he pallid individual, neulute necessity, Even ut the pres­ rotic from too little action, emo­ bo greater. But the writer is nut jirotect these investments urid thu both wayrf. Public r ent time it would not be unwise tionally starved, who looks down connected in any way whatever impulse to save his individual pro- their expenditures for on Saturday night* to station po­ upon the vulgar because they live with any Florida land scheme, if perty. “You are taxing yourself mental police uctivitle BART NASON, Local Manager •dal licemen on several of the mor^ im­ too hard, jalk loud, laugh heartily, ho ever had any Florida or other when you tax the corporation," he after the poop) Phone portant intersections where tra f­ Ih.ir proIs an irrituting by-product of h land for sale, that fuct will be an­ admonished, nnd knows he is tax- perty und lives arehealth, to '»07-8 1st National Hank Bldg. Mtli fic congestion ut times is dange­ civilization that has to In* ener­ nounced later. co m p lic a te d ing himself when he doesn’t. The to \w entrusted rous—Sanford Herald. After fhe hands of getic or go under. To live life ful­ money has to come from some- those who under t watching several traffic jams nt 1them only ,n DOES THIS nution, in order to where. ly is the first requisite for worthy their bearing on the intersection of Broadway and living on nny plum*, and therefore please the sentimentalists who do The same holds true, Mr. O’Li- ence und cam pa vo“ * and in fluMain Saturday night w« hud in u tipsy bootlegger shooting his ear not understand what they urc dis­ ury observes, ns to insurance com- Big men, capabit <n contribution.* suind writing something along the ,nt •iKty miles un Imur across the cussing. intend to leave the over­ ponies. The expense of the State their own interc* or looking uft..r MONEY AVAILABLE Loans same line, blit the Herald bus tak­ education for his children us his powerful weapon, Department of Insurance and Fire fueled by the 0’verl *• ur‘‘ chiefly nf. ‘■rir l,“h.'y »«rrr heaven whelmingly en the word* out of our mouth, so objectives, and reaches them by ^0t'!ur • I, > in the philosophic us well a-i the CHEMICAL WARFARE, exclu- Prevention und Rates, assessed and Federal tax* . Xlute igc Loans »n Liberal Valuation Q w l l 1 f* speak. City officials should middle age. slang sense than « thin-blooded tilvely to the use of our enemies? against the companies, is distribut- a conscientious {,n,i U| ' re q u ire a first when In the market for fund* *Lu4y '.ho ttaffk situation and "Don’t knock, boost,” soys the .cleik diving in a shop corner or a As well agree to use only Indian ed ut lost among the policy hold- Commission, teehnicnii tu'huu.i tab* fttji* to protect bulb autoUts slogan, now a liuie dusty. It l* critic ot every hlng that has the bows and urrows, because some era. Considerable general revenue to do anythin- r . , ■' c o m p e t e n t. MagnolU A ilsconU A. P. CONNELLY & SONS r and p«4e*tliam», Ocala Star. the same idea. To turn up th .■ in- demerit of still existing. dear old Indy thinks the machine in some States, he said, is derive*! 1low in Kentucky "1C mail fel. gun I* "barbarous," Seminole (ljbunfy]$0 SanfordtFla. f A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS I SanfordGrove,In �1 T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , F R ID A Y . O C T O B E R rial Mrs. Walter Morgan and *on, Jack, are enjoying a month's visit with relatives in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Sideof Sanford HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR - ** Residence Telephone 3 1 3 -J — DI CKENSON TO Parent-Teachers Body M PAUL LA KE IN BRILLIANT EVENT Of East Side Meets On Afternoon * Friends in this city of the con­ ing a touch of richness to the en­ Thursday R. S. Sheldon nnd son, J. D. Shel­ don' of New Smyrna nre visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fitts on Union Avenue. Mrs. T. J. Garrett leaves today for her home in Quitman, Ga. She has been visiting in Sanford for some time with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Powell. •■TS Paris Decrees the New Coat Fashions 26</i ACRES I / \ with 600 ft., on Lake Picket of Orange Grove and truck land, small house and Barn. 2Y> miles from Chuluoto. .! /A 4 Exceptional Good Buy at Your Own Terms. PURVIS & WILCOX tracting parties will be interested semble. She carried yellow roses. The East Side Parent-Teachern’ 1‘hnne TWO ft Halt nidi, in the following account in ■the The mntron of honor, Mrs. J. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Wheeler and Tampa Tribune concerning Dicken- Frank Davies, wore a gown of old Association met Thursday after­ I ,* son-Lake wedding, which was a ivory chiffon over gold cloth, with noon in its first session for the their two little children, Alice nnd from Fort Lauderdale, arriv­ 'of iif u M r . >brilliant social event in Tampa full skirt, nnd folds of the bodice year 1925-1926. A large ntimbe.* Jack, in the city on Wednesday nnd t *>lh. ‘Mr8,| Thursday evening: gathered into n jeweled buckle in of mothern were greeted and wel­ ed o.clock I jfjss j j nry Louise Dickenson, the front at the waistline. Her slip­ comed by the teachers. Plans were arc visting Mrs. Wheeler's parents, tion of | only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. pers were also of gold, nnd she considered and discussed for the Dr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Nixon. B. Dickenson, and Paul Lake, of also carried yellow chrysanthe­ coming year and election of offi­ Mrs. R. A. Newman, Miss Ellison cers took place. Sanford, were married Inst night mums. The following were chosen: White, nnd John Meisch expect to a t 8 o'clock at the Hyde Park Me­ Little Betty Jo Mims, daughter Chairman, Mrs. Eingletary; Vice- leave today to attend the Florida-; thodist church. of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mims, nnd nan man, mrs. [] Club meets unmil;; Recording Mercer game in Gainesville Satur­ Mrs. The ceremony was performed by I f _* ’ ----- -. ' ....Mia, ami Chairman, »---- and * **Hamil;; Mrs. 'fannio Mun- Rev. John T. Myers before many Martha Anderson, daughter of Mr. Secretary C.• *• H. day. They will be joined there by w ___ Reparter, • iv 11 utioi v Miss Naomi Scoggans nnd Miss and Mrs. A. E. J. Anderson wore.Smith: ami Tron«nr«* m w m Smith; and Treasurer, Mrs. W. M relatives and friends. frocks of white tnffetta with tiny Thigpen. Mrs. C. H. Smith neted Olive Newman. | „ of the SanA striking color scheme of old kill take place ivory and gold was used in the ruffles. The neckline nnd arm­ as chairman pro tern at yesterday’s holes were outlined in gold ribbort Miss Frances Cherry nnd Doug­ decorations and all details and flowers. They carried baskets mooting. las Igou motored today to Gaines­ till be held at church The mothers of the third grade of the wedding. The chancel was of white and gold, tied with golden ville to attend the Phi Delta Theta (’dock. illuminated by myraids of white tulle, and tossed white anil yellow were awarde li% !!‘. place for the party nnd to witness the Floridntapers, in tall candlelabra and yel­ rose petals along the bridal aisle. month for 1 ^ largest percentage Mercer football game. Miss Cher­ of mothers present. As a result, chrysanthemums nrrnngcd in T, v, will >"e€t low Entrance of. Bride. the third grade will be awarded ry will remain in Gainesville for large white baskets. Potted palms the bowl of gold fish for the en­ the week-end as the guest of Mrs. Miss Dickenson entered on the -0Gformed the background. D. T. Philyaw. nrm of her father, W. B. Dicken­ suing month. Several rows of pews, in front, son. She wore a rich costume of » * > « f j s were reserved for relatives nnd white Duchess satin, embroidered Regional Workers To close friends of the popular young in raised white velvet flowers, couple. Ends of these sents were which were outlined nnd centered Hold Red Cross Meet tied with yellow tulle stream ers, with pearls and rhinestones. Her | ;r .\v is E In Tallahassee Soon entwined with sprays of asparagus veil of tulle was fashioned in a | fern. D. II. Ihrig motored to Orlnndo er v /is e high coronet of orange blossoms' Program of Nuptial Music. TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 23.—(/Pi and pearls, on real lace. She car­ yesterday on business. —Rcil Cross workers from North­ Mrs. E. H. Hart, organist, was ried a bouquet of bride’s roses nnd J. W. Dickson of Ocala is spend­ ern Florida and Southern Georgia _____ in charge of the wedding music. lillies-of-the-vnlley, nnd wore the will gather in Tallahassee, Thurs­ tnd moro ago She was nssisted by Jnmes Me­ handkerchief, which was carried by ing several day? in Snnford. day, Nov. 12, to attend a Region­ lons, and nicn Crnvy, tenor nnd violinist, of Lau­ her mother at her wedding 23 years Miss Lillian Shinholser drove to al Conference of chapters. nchable dura- reus, S. C., nnd Airs. J, M. Hall, ago, on the same day. Orlando this afternoon to shop. The gathering to be held in the i for hair,- mt gifted soprano vocalist of this city, iur boddtd — William Lake, of Snnford, broPresbyterian church, will take place link that the end They gnvc the following numbers: ! *TT: 11 Miss Virginia Hatton of Tampa in response to invitations sent out there wire some, violin nnd organ, “Berceuse” from ° L \ht* bridegroom, was host jay that "long Jocelyn, (Goddard); "All for You" ? lVer nttendants were: Ed- is spending a few days in Sanford. by Rev. James W. Jackson, chair­ PARIS decrees the cost mode, man of the Tallahasiue chapter. mld never come (Bertram Brown) sung by Mr. Me- Siuna ,<ake» °f Snnford; Shelten and here you will find the exact gsin," »rd that.C ravy; violin nnd organ, “Menu- i O a y t o n n ; Monroe B. fl i Boyden of Tampa was a Perry, Marianna nnd Pensncota translations. Plain or with bor­ caller in the city Thurs- chanters will be represented, as pition of a short etto’’ (Beethoren); "Until” (San-1 */Ucton; of, S“n,{ortl: G. W. Spencer incss husines ders, collars nnd cuffs of fur. well ns Quitman, Thomnsville and (omen'would be demon), sung by Mrs. J. M. H a ll:' p j . or"; Mlwyn T. Moore nnd dav Coats that use exquisite im­ Ilainbridge, of South Georgin, with Between ported fabrics. Coats with a Brtw ecn these "The World Is Wniting for the £‘d>:crto,i Patterson, all of SnnGeorge L. Haynes of DoLnnd Cairo, Ga., which has no organized new grace of movement and line , there was ev-vSunrise," plnyed by violin and orThc ushers were: Forest Lake, was a Wednesday visitor in San­ Red Cross chapter at the time, to of youth. In short, the fnshion irtimrnt. Every- Ran: “Thank God for a Garden" ho represented by the Woman's nucccraes of the season In sport to renture some. (Del Reigo,) sung by Mr. McCravy. of Sanford, unde of Paul Lake; ford. Club. and dress models—in velours, lj«t Those who! “ At Dawning," sunk by Mrs. J. M. W. J. Hardy of Sanford, and J. W. bolivias, suede nnd sultanas in Most of the chapter chairmen are Mrs. W. B. Rhodes nnd daughter s:';ir.g of the Hall. The bridal chorus from Lo- Brondus, of Tnmpa. left today for a short visit in Has­ expected to he among those pres­ all the wanted shades including Bride Born in Tampa. bed to be disap- hengrin was used ns the proces­ i ent. Miss Stella Avery, newly-chos­ cucko, buchars, brown, tan and sion went for- sional, nnd for the recessional Men- j Mrs. Lake was born in this city. tings. en n'cretary of the Pcnsaeoln chap­ the new blues. She nttended grammar schools 1bounds nnd i t , delssohn’s wedding march ter, is expected to be a delegate Mrs. Emmett McCall is spending here, finishing in Hillsborough ptesently the Bride’s Attendants. week in Jacksonville with from that organization. x i would be as The nttendants of the bride made high school in 1921. The past four the |Mre*rs as the n brilliant entrance gowned in o ld , ^ ar;V, 8t*? bap been a student at friends. to Comptroller Beard further point­ n liithe *' >prida Mate College for \VoThfj for a time ivorv ivory chiffon over gold cloth. cloth, all ed out that Floridn was one of the W. E. Tinison of Jacksonville Af i. ^ iibject discussed of the dresses being of the same men, in Tnllnlmssee, receiving a In conjunction with our regu­ few states in the union at that wtm’t much to material, Gold ribbon, lovely flow- diploma last June. Many friends was a husincss visitor to Sanford time which had established an inlar line of Sm art Hats. : you liked short ers of velvet in blending tones and throughout the state join in wish­ Thursday. Uomc tax system. , There was no gold lace gave a rich ornamentn- ing her and Mr. Lake much future E. F. Hnnson of the New York >r sort uf head- tion to each gown. All carried happiness. is in Sanford on business for Mr. Lake, son of Mrs. T. D. Lake World 1yellow chrysanthemums. Fire Prevention Week his paper. [ |ku been raised, The bridesninids were as follows: came to Florida from Laurens, S. Complete stock fire extin ­ quote from a n , Misses Margaret Lake, of Laurens, C., five years ago. He completed Specialty Shop J. Sewell of Baltimore, Md , s a daily paper’s. C.! sister of the groom; Margn- his education at The Citadel in is W. guishers carried by spending n few days in the citv “Every young ret McMullen, Katherine Frazier, Charleston, S. C. He is now en­ ‘The Past Office is Next Door |rith thest estnb-; Marie McKecn, Carlotta Cuesta gaged in real estate business ut on business. !3 1 X. Orange Ave. To Us" .Telephone 2167 Bali Hardware where he nnd his charm’arlMlressmak-.und Ada-Louise Simpson, of Or- ,Sanford, ^ .. , , . , ... . , .1 M. D. Barber ,h a s , returned to .. Phone 8 tlj Mld her era- lnndo. Mrs. J.sBraaks tlavicf.iMfs* Ing bride have a lo\ily hew home ,Mncc|onny after several days’ visit ...L. 1• • ■«M »•» f* 1. l i l t «• :: ilm forefront of Monroe B. Hutton, of Sanford; and awaiting them in Edge-wood Es- wjth hjs fumlly are all letting Mrs. Frank J. Knight of Orlando, tatos. 0 f * o tide over the were the matrons of honor, The couple left the 9:30 i John Townsend is visiting the short state All the bride’s nttendants were o’clock train, enrmite on to New York friends in Snnford en route to his htf*« their hair chosen from the Chi Omega soro- city. They plan to stop for short homo In Quitman, (In. <,+++++++*+>+>*‘M-+++++++-»++*-M-*-*-M +++-C-M~fr++*v fr-M-+<•+++♦+<•♦++■(••:•->++++++-*-M |tri»j<ilow over rity of which she is a member. visits in various cities. t the ripe of the Miss Katherine Broaddus, maid Mrs. Lake is traveling in n hand­ Miss Martha Brown and Miss l» schoolgirlish, of honor, wore a gown of gold ehif- some ensemble suit of faille, made Alive Lezette went to Orlando yes­ D* only a tern- fon over gold cloth, with tight fit- with two tones of tan. The long terday on u shopping tour. > |E«t question i? ting bodice and wide flaring skirt. coat is fur trimmed and her small hair when A roll collar in the front of the hat is of matching colors. R. Q. Blanton and S. A. Burks l(l on this impor- gown, nnd n decollete neckline in After two weeks, Mr. nnd Mrs. of Lakeland are visiting in San­ : » present no the back, guve it a distinctive Lake will return to Sanford. ford. They are stopping at the • touch. Velvet flowers with petnls Valdez. of af- of gold nnd shades of orange, : Something like seven million 1 t in this country, flame and fuchia were along the sponges arc gathered from the I Miss Gertie Benjamin is in the . hc raarnequirus hem of the skirt und in the front Florida waters annually and sold hospital suffering from a pninonable establish-' of the bodice. Her slippers were at the markets a t Tarpon Springs <ful injury which she received n few S laired. of gold, with cut steel buckles, giv- and Key West. ■ days ago. i & *m ANNOUNCING Personals '© O T H F U L T O U T $19.75 $79.00 Baumels The Vogue Shoppe 1 I '’ASHION HINTS FOR MILADY : BY MAM MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate Jl'K Sum* ' / UftS 'i,t Vcar nn<* h 50 happens that * <>r the .Vw you want to give it quite a new ,, aspect, consider first the possibilin . jjcralJrd.tj,.., (>f wide fur cuffs. It may be last am Win that from an old fur coat or collar last K? mi'carried. In you can get enough to make these [,hal ccrtam royal cuffs and a collar, or you may ’ 3, Mjorahl,. buy very nice fur in bands by tho l ” '*<>• M one yard for this very purpose. tlrirT “ffe *«’a t u p ; f a m o u s l in k o f Knox Sport Hats IN St h i 1 r iMt . fashion* WhCn do ni'if carry ff< °n ‘beir t e a FOR THE FIRST TIME. “THE VAGABOND........ THE PRINCE OF W ALES,......H IE ; GOLF" ARE A FEW OF THE NEWEST FASH IONA BLE SHAPES WE ARE SHOW­ U J f 0k'S best, i s t*li ^ h fur Ard fbose im pn ?°w fa8bion « « •« «re really en ow. thev .,| extend al- f I SANFORD ING , Ji:i Q uality Shop ^’ elaborately trim- i»U« “T - A 108 PARK AVE. H• *be*front, .sr ss end v' i<lc cuffs on ^ ^Ur‘ Bometn°? ®ns«mble cosp‘; mild Of lh, l>n COLEMAN’S i slw-vi. I f Upper velvet *mctnllic llvet coat. Th,. ,.r a ? k«ln* Below af.J^bt, is a flaring Ik th0?"? ‘:oat with Favors and Hallo­ we’en go Together ith,! uPPer ‘ win nI*cve of n t a l i ? manner °f to «eve ttetlbo^ ‘be 1 wlthUI , 0 lower POOKY witches Q uaintly carved pumpkins. black bat— All are a -tciated w ith H allow e’en. So a re C olem an’s favors. a rnn Call and Make Your Selections Early thc lr>atc- Coleman’s samel Fur cuffs become tho most im­ portant thing about the , sleeves — on u.,7Wrate coat some of the new roats fn** autumn -oats for *•” °vor from and winter. I SOT Magnolia ,l,r. O ll i e r ITqnlpnirnt Co. ? i : a ♦ a r a ■ a a ARE NOW BEING SHOWN B i f - * ■ * New Drapery and Lace Curtains *9 v </, 1 �AY, OCTOBER 23; 1925. THE SANFORD HEB New Invention Clyde Line Files Suit Small Percental HEAD On Freight Rate Bill CABINET SUBMITS STILL TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 23-(;P > Clyde Line has filed another BIGGER TAX CUT The demurrer Ih the Railroad Commis­ sions effort* to fix steamship (Continued from Page One) eduleu for proposed reduction of freight rates between Jacksonville norma! rate*, and that he had end Miami, according to Fred anmlssion Issues Order Al­ the finally decided to advance this Davis, the commission’s attorney. The latest demurrer, Mr. Davis lowing Telephone Interests schema. to Acquire Property And Hearings todny were devoted said, seta forth the claim that the Board only ans Jurisdic­ Property Right - Of - Way laigely to the corporation taxes Shipping and administrative features of the tion in the m atter. A previous de­ murrer, filed by the Clyde Line, luw. TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 23.—f/P) Reduction of the corporation questioned the jurisdiction of the —■The Florida Railroad Commis- tax, now 12 1-2 per cent, was urg­ Railroad Commission to fix rates •lon has just Issued an order per­ ed by the American Bnnkers As­ rm the high seas. mitting the Florida Telephone Cor­ sociation and R. B. Loudon of FairThe case is now before the State poration to acquire the property field, Iowa. The association also Supreme Court. The Clyde Line, and property rights, franchises, asked repeal of the levy on capi­ however, Mr. Davis said, has nev­ easements, rights of way and oth­ tal stock and was joined in this er filed a brief, and the court will, er assets of the Lake County Tel­ plea by the American Paper and of course, not render an opinion ephone company, the Florida Tele­ Pulp Association. until the brief la submitted. phone Securities Corporation, “and Repeal of the provision in the certain renl estate owned by Otto present law permitting publicity of Wettsteln, Jr., used and connected income tax returns was another Guests Escape When with the telephone systems of the change advocated by the bnnkers. Fire Threatens Hotel two last named corporations. Speaking for the association, R. II. The order was iiuued following Barry, of Detroit, argued the prov­ CINCINNATI, Oct. 2 3 .-W — a hearing before Commissioners ision, "does not furnish informa­ One hundred nnd fifty guests es­ Burr, Wefis and Matthews in which tion for fhe apprehension of dc- caped without injury' from the Ho­ an application was presented by a liquents, nor cause tax payers to tel Ncwlnnd where fire broke out number of those interested in the bo more careful In the prepara­ early today and for half an hour transfer, including Mr. Wcttstein. tion of small returns." threatened to destroy the entire The commission also ordered that building. Tho blaze started in the after the acquisition the sama hotel bnsement and quickly ascend­ u:hedulo of rates must be charged ed to the roof and top floor where as authorized for the Lake Coun­ it was halted. ty Telephone company and the A number of women guestu be­ Florida Telephone Securities Cor­ came hysterical and had to be as­ poration. sisted through the smoke filled The Florida Telephone Corpor­ halls and down fire escapes. One ation was founded by Mr. Wett* SEATTLE, Oct. 23.—( ^ —Tax­ woman, whoso name was not learn­ stein several years ago. The cor­ payers . _ to pay . three ed, was seized by firemen as she are going poration, which operates In five or times the actual cost of the obso­ wns about to leap from n third six counties in the central section lete King County courthouse built stbry window to the street. I’oof the state enjoyed n growth no­ in 1889, printed copies of the 1920 lico etdimated the loss from fire thing short of marvelous. Mr. county budget showed. and water at $50,000. Wettstoin, to incorporate, ,sought A new county-city building con the aid of n number of Wall street structed In 1910, but financed1 un Wood Back In Gotham financiers. der a different plan is to be paid Tho monetary considerations In­ for in 1934 , three yenrs after the With First $100,000 volved In the transfer was not an­ old obligations arc wiped out. nounced by the commission. The original bond issue for tho old courthouse was for $200,000 to Broke six months ago, Osborne for 40 yearn at five per cent Cutler Wood, son of and former Drive-Your-Own - Car run interest. Up to February 1, 1911, aide of Major General Leonard county had paid in interest Wood, says that he has made $100,Garage Opens Today tho $215,833 and nothing had on the 000 in Tampa real estate. He is in I n Wight Building principal. In 1911 the 1889 issue New York to buy some clothes. was refunded with serial bonds of He insists that tho $100,000 is Tho Atlantic Auto Renting $10,000 maturing each year for 20 the first installment he is going to Company, with hcadqhartcrs headquarters in years a t an interest rate of four get hack of nearly $1,000,000 which Boston, Mam., is opening a branch nnd one-half per cent. Each year ho made in Wail Street npcculttestablishment in the w ight Bro­ since then the county has levied tion and lost at the gambling tab­ thers building on MngnMla Ave- $10,000 with interest for old court les of Athens, Cnnnes and Deau­ nua today where, according to an house bond retirement. Interest on ville. He says that he is going into announcement made by («. It. Webb the second issue will amount to the Palm Beach realty field soon. the local manager, n drlye-it-your- $91,500 making the total interest self taxi stand will he conducted. chargen on the two issues $310,333. Two Hurt When Train Fifteen cars, nil of which are Added to the $200,000 principal, said to be of recognized makes, it makes tho total aggregate debt Is Derailed In Iowa including standtfrd types or bodlrs, total $510,333. have been brought here for the en­ ... WATERLOO, Iowa. Oct. 23-GD terprise, according to Mr. Webb, —A fast passenger train running who states that the locnl office is from Dos Moines to Minneapolis tho first of sevcrnl to be opened on the Great Western Railroad was in various luctlons of Florida in wrecked early todny seven miles tho near future. Roiithwciit of here. The engine anil baggage car were over-turned and six coaches derailed. R. Thomas (Continued from Page One) Hall, fireman, was injured and ily from Austria and the Reno Me- James Liddell, engineer, had his Cree Troupe. Many other troupes foot caught in the wreckage. The nnd nets of international reputa­ train was loaded with residents of tion will bo found on the program Dcs Moines. and in clown alley there will be n contingent of gloom-chasers. (Continued from Vnge One) The night performance will start rested by local Immigration officera on rhnrgcs of former violation promptly at 8 o’clock, the doors to of the immigration laws. Repre­ the menagerie opening one hour in sentatives of the Nena Sarnie, it advance. Tickets are on sale for wns said, then employed Chux,*, both afternoon nnd night exhibi­ who some time previously had re- tions nt Itmunillnt & Antiorson’ft signed ns commander of the cut­ Drug Store. Departure is schedul­ ter No. 217, nr. her captain, with ed for mid-night tonight. The cir­ cus moves from this city to Palatorders to tukc her to Honduras. ka nnd thence into Miami. Court House Costs Going Up, Seattle Jail Budget Shows Robinson’s Circus Late Arrival But Is Showing Today BIG RUM PLOT DISCOVERED BY TAMPA AGENTS Want one Salesman who is not afraid of prosperity. Must hfe an experienced ntan. This is a highly remunerative position that is permanent with a large corporation that is doing big things. See Manager, 305 First National Bank Building, between 9 and 12 mornings. in iiiim u iik ii* A L L E N AND B R E N T E . t a t e A u c t i o n Bale*. AT AUCTION o u n sa i .ks r o ti r n auk e x p e r t s W e (•u n rn n trr S n lU fn ellon have P r o p e r l y y o n xrnnl «ol«l— *-*»* will* a jay of limber joints and active mus­ Impurities ti cles—freedom from that agonizing Conquer ti pain! has shown t How often havo you longed for Cons 8. g q some relief as you Buffered torture re,ief ami co from swollen, fnflamofl muscles and n joints—how often h are you said you would giro anything In the 88- ls - °3 ,h» 3. hel World for a few hours comfort! oottrslng t(,r But you didn't know that all you Purines th3 had 16 do to get real relief from Rheumatism this nervo wracking misery was just to build rich, red blood, did you? You didn’t know that rheu­ J a « l a matism had to be stopped from the J ° y your | m Inside by destroying the Impurities 2flU.ren*ih bod that cause It—by building millions ,n,ro Wir vlRorou* of red cells In your poor, weak blooded and r blood, did you? °;Rpn. Kno, Until you fill your system full of of living an| healthy, rich, red Wood you will banlsh rheX never end your rheumatism. 8. 8. S. , Getfl.s.g.1 will surely tjelp you. That's be jarper l>ottl* WATCH G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 A L L E N AND B R E N T HILTON’S D A H nr.lt S H O P BUY WOR 113 Magnolia Ave. t First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies snd Children- Orange County Elton J. Moughton OFFERS ESPECIALLY FOR SATURDAY Fresh Oysters Fresh Vegetables String Beans Egg Plants Avocado Pears Okra Celery (The Day draws ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford. ------------ Florida Evening Business Class HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter at any time Five L o ts aid T h re e Houses West First Street clone to new awimminji VALDEZ HOTEL E uropean A t a Heal Bargain. flan S a n fo r d ’s I.cmllnir H o t e l XVUIIT W . W A R N E D , a i n n n s r r We carry a complete line of fancy and staple groceries a t all times. MRS. It. O. TRAVIS We Deliver—Phone 39. Public Stenographei 5 Valder, Hotel Lobby Prepare Now For Winter T h e a b o v e l e t t e r s w h e n p r o p e r l y u r r n n j r r i l f o r m th*e n a m e of ■i s r e a t A m e r i c a n P r e s i d e n t . E v e r y o n e sctulliiir In t h e cor* •Vet s o l u t i o n w ill he a w n r d o il n b e a u t i f u l lot. e ls e SOxiOfl P i t . K IIE K A N D P f . K A I t OK A I.I. KNCPMIIIIANCKH, l o c a l cd In o u r n o w d e v e l o p m e n t . M all y o u r s o l u t i o n to d a y . H, what a wonderful feeling to bo free from the ntlserable ^ U8e 3- 8. 1 O rheumatism. To know again the tho red-bio^ Let l ’o Sell Y o u r Hn W e a r e p c r m n n c n l lr l»r» ,fl1 ,n \ A Lamp That Burns 91 Vtr veni Air. \ new oil lamp that gives nn amazing brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, haa been tested by the U. S. Gov­ ernment and 35 leading universi­ ties and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up, is simple, elenn, safe. Burns 9-1 per cent air and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor P. K. Johnson, G12 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, is of­ fering to send a lamp on 10 day's FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him intro­ duce it. Write him todny for full particulars Also ask him to ex­ plain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. SLEMONS T h i s o f f e r e x p i r e s D e c a m b e r 15, 1525. REALTOR ® Rooms 501*502. Phone 95 ; First National Bank Building, * SALES FORCE H M. M. STEWART DOUGU ■ ■ HU ■■¥ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B n aaa» a H jB sa ag » M M a D iH astn — bakings that are a feast for the eyes and a treat to the taste— f ; w holesom e and delicious, always d f t / m i v* p n i Y i m o n r l m U n t x 1 at your com m and, when >-.THE W ORLD 'S G R E A T E S T BAKING POWDER ' SALES ZVs TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION III) W. 10th Street, Dept. New York City Fall and Winter Suits Overcoats...... Sweaters A Good Assortment of Potato Salad Bean Salad Ham Salad Combination Salad Baked Beans Cream Puffs Raisin Bread Sandwiches—All kinds and Fresh E Day at Noon. STETSON HATS A Good Assortment of Shoes tor the Whole Family BLANKETS ALL COTTON—PART COTTON—ALL WOOL FRIDAY SPECIALS Beginning October 30 wo will carry spi . Hnlntla of shrimp ami tunafish Wo arc now carrying a more complete Hue of Bakery Good*. You Will find all goods very reasonably priced at SLEMON’S South Orange Avenue Store O RLA N D O , FL A . And Delicatessen 10G Park Avenue “ N ow you know that you’re not supposed to ca “Yes, dear, but the waiter says that these fried in Snowdrift, and that, you know, mal digestible," BISIlf'0*. �IIKRALD, FRIDAY, n Pro Gridder Now S SiMuV’in'ch^oi^1* l- «■ sp«ui - ttssr Kitiriio ' L l nil"* li lV f o l l o w i n g l a n d i r.f Knnfnr l"? 0ml 1,rin‘r »"« City ;r HtaV,. of v i n , ? a n ly " f i*o m ,n "'** a n .l ■t IIiIh h ‘ vi',7' *J* " f 1,lock "n"- o( S' III!, „h,l office o h . A*1®1*"-'* a c c o r d i n g to f ua. rc{,«r<l*“l i n th n I* I i of 4 f , th" Circuit s u t . i r V t L S/ m.,n,01* < n » n ty . K lo riiln, "trictinns? C rU ln c u tld lllon* a n d r c - fo7d7cd: Ca*11, rurcha,ar to Pnv ? « n . r 8E H of 9B H o t *9. Tow nship I I tfotHR *,* E a s t , run n o r th B );/* * 5 chains. South C 8 « tlo n IU n « « chains. chains, K ast * rh alns. Kant H a lf o f S o u t h e a s t Q u a r i ' 1; i,f S n i i t h c a s t U u n r t e r o f nr ‘J I m '**' 4 ' i a r t e r (K »4 o f SF.U of H i t y ,lf s\V > i> S e c t i o n 19 " P 11 S o u t h , R a n g e 33 o t h e r w i s e s a i d ibill w ilt b e t a k e n n s c o n f e s s e d by you a n d e a c h o f you. sa id b il l of complain* h a v i n g b e e n file d f o r th e P u rp o s e of <|Uiet* ntt t i t l e t o t h e n li ...- , c r ib e d l a n d •" t h e '- o m p l a l n n n t . *» Jjd, e sE. j. S n y d e r . I T IS F U I l T I I E I t OUIIF - -- B R E D T h a t tills o r d e r lie )miM M rd OtUe a W e e k In f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e W v eekly Is su e s, o f t h e S n n fo r,! H erald, a n«*w»|»ai»rr m i b l l s l i n l in S e m in o le I *ii it 111 i." It'lii. I'lda. , IM 'NE A N D n i n i E l l E D 1 s t d a y i f O c to b e r, ,\. D 1 V. K. IiO l’u i . A s a C le r k of C i r c u i t I'o u ri, Se> ‘1'$® ' C i r c u i t , S em lnol., Florida. (S E A L ) Ily A. M. W E E K S J A M E S O. HUAI ION, S o l i c i t o r f o r C om plainant. IJ( T H E C l H C t l l T C O T O T O F T H U SEVENTH J V n i C I A t C lttC O IT O F F L O n i D A , IX A I D F O R * E > | . 1NOI.E C O U N T *. IN CHANCIS 11%** p .H tV A H D F. LANK, so m stln tcs k n o w n s s E . F . l .A N E . a n d K V A A. H ERN DO N, un m arrie d , C o m p lain ants, v s, . 11A IIV L. F I S H , u n m a r r i e d a n d C. II. U ltB E N . D efen d an ts. N o tic e Of s p e c i a l M a s le r ’a S a le N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d hy» v i r t u e o f a d e c r e e of f o r e ­ c l o s u r e a n d s a lo e n t e r e d In th o u b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o f th o ! 7 l li d a y o f A u n u n t , A. D. 1923. 1. n s S p e c i a l M a s t e r ln t 'l i a n c e r y , o n M o n d a y t h o 2nd . d a y of N o v e m b e r 1915. In f r o n t f o r s a l e a n d M il t o t h e M u h s s t bidd ; r f o r c a s h d u r i n g t h e le g a l h o a r s o f s a l e , t h e f o l l o w i n g la n d situ a te , l y i n g a n d h e l n r In t h e C o u n ty of S e m i n o le a n d S t a t e of F l o r i d a , m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s fo llo w s, to L o ts T h r e e (3) a n d F o u r f l ) of F l o r i d a I .a n d an il C o l o n i s a t i o n C o m ­ panies* C e le ry P l a n t a t i o n , acco rd in k t o p l a t t h e r e o f d u ly o f r»-nrd In t h e p u b li c r e c o r d s o f S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a. T e r m * : C a l h . P u r c h a s e r t o p ay fo r deed. W F.Y M A N E . W H I T E . D E C O T T E 8 ft S P E N C E R S o lic ito rs and of Counsel fo r t h e C o m p t f il n a n ls . Oct. 2-9-10-23-30. Oct. 2-11-1(1-23-10. N O T IC E ,, . n KRl , , T * s e v e n t h OF , * fR lT IT . ■'M il juSEMI NOLI) ** C H A N . S e a le d p ro p o s a ls w ill be received J-ElVv1 1 * liy t h e C o u n t y Comm h"sinners Uie J. E. SNYDER. C o u n t y o f Seminole, stale o f of FlnrC o m p la in a n t, d a . a t t h e o ffice o f th C i r c u i t t o u rt. of t h e i V* Clerk Of the Hint)- of Hern. S ‘nS,!VFi r/ A L E X A N D E R , If l i v i n g , ■ ; --•"•ri tit III* lift. •* 'le n d all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g f o ? ^ ' l 0 t nHarnfO7on l t h e I (1th d a y of an> I n t e r e s t by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r N o v e m b e r 1913 fo r t•■"* h e g ra d in g , pavS a m u e l A le x a n d e r, a s h«*lrs. d c e l u d i n g it p p ro x lm u- te, ly y n r le g a t e e s o r o t h e r w i s e , fo llo w In g n n d b u il d in g off b‘ 'r•!*i d, gtil*, es nnd r u l ­ . 1 ' “ nds Inv olved In t h i s s u i t v e r t s o n 42 mil n s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : J o h n YV. in g i i u a n t i u e s . es of h i g h w a y Inj cad, if liv ing, a n d If d e a d nil p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t l»y, c u ‘ y 2** « r n *llng. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r J o h n \V. D ead, "in n n o -V.' y '*?- b y d r n u l l e f|J|. a s h e ir s , d ev is ees, l e g a t e e s o r n t h 3009?? I ' v l " ' l,rn ¥ 'th e rill. f ™ ‘- \ ' n th e l a n d s in v o l v e d In 31041(1 so V l l n,nc®'*“ nt b ase. .h e re in a fte r d e s e r t h e d : ‘ ran « ' v ' ",urfnctf t r e a t m e n t . \ \ 11Rain D. H olden, If li v in g , a m i ‘ ? r t Ho “ "1'1'i‘lL lr d e a d all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y tiriilkcs, creOK" u •', tre stle s ® 1' hy. t h r o u g h or undor 2 conereto b rid g e* : t f t W i l l i a m I). Iloldeir, n s h e i r s , d e v i ­ .’ c o n c r e t e b r i d g e s HI r B ; ■ s e e s o r le g a t e e s o r o t h e r w i s e . In » concrete culverts. 1 [h e l a n d s involved In t h i s s u i t u s E a c h p ro p o s a l s h a l l tie a c c o m h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; S i m p s o n It. p atiled w ith U c e r t i f i e d c h e c k m a d e F u l c h e r , If livin g, a n d If (fund nil p a y a b l e to V. E. D o u k l n e s V» p a r t i e s c la i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r S im p s o n It. F u l ­ t v ° In* iibUlt ° , u r ‘ ,,f ‘f t n u n o h 1 C o n , u c h e r, u s h e ir s , d e v is e e s o r l e g a ­ * V th « hl‘d " Um " r 3% ° f ll,B ftm“ “ »t te e s o r o t h e r w i s e . In th e l a n d s In . T h e s u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r s w ill he re v ulved In t h i s s u i t ns h e r e i n a f t e r «iulrei| to g iv e b o n d e i | u a l t o 5o*h ( L s e r l h e d : a n d W. II. H a r r i s , If o f t h e iim n u n t o f h i s o r I h e l r bid liv in g , a n d If d e a d a ll p arties s u c h bo nd to be e x e c u t e d by a s u r e ­ H a l l o i n g a n y i n t e r e s t by, t h r o u g h o r u n d e r t t . it. H a r r i s , a s h e i r s , t y c o m p a n y Ilco n so J t o d o b u s i n e s s In t h e s t a t e i,f F lo I Id a n o d n p p r n v •levlsees o r l e g a t e e s or o t h e r w i s e . In t h e l a n d s Involved In t h i s s u i t -rL niL i 1J,,ard ,lf B o u n t y C o m m ls n s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , , I n-fondants. , ‘,r,lrr ,,f Pnlillrntlnn DRIVE IT T i l l . STATE i H* FLURIDA. TO: TTLynn fiomar, former star end of the Vnndert d one of the greatest flankers ever turned out red all-America recofrnition. Here he is na a York Giants professional eleven, entered in the chaw. RTS WASHINGTON LETTER Hr CHARLKS P. STEWART N O TIC E >N. Old- 2:i—I’restir# leading cahihnnaestionably are L Treasury Mellon Jf Commerce Hoolay that the others Hin their places, and Hoover are p their respective Ln any of the rest |r tai more to do lot more different p,* other single imlifhe national (chief heud is distinctly tied down l>y pro.fidcntiul ideas of economy. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur not only financially cramped in style, but has to be careful how he expresses himself, as witness the calling down ho got from the White House a year nnd u half ngo for speeches he made in California. Postmaster General New’s limi­ tations are mainly financial, but, he too, has to conform in thi» respect. Attorney General Sargent nnd Secretary of Agriculture Jardlne Bum Kellogg taken f the White House I down cm sugges■tor Borah, chairper house Foreign littee. Secretary of a pretty free hand, is, will iSecrutary i War Department Bet. 21—(iP)—Carl 1 m-president of P* N totnmtrce, has ■watnt for a stateH d eo-operation heV «t twmntrci* and ■1-t^CUM I.1king i i 0 and bttttf preser■ii<la,i lush wauer liration to 1. E. RoyInisiCtmer 5{ Ean'1(; fvr fish, Mr. Runt * »n anneal h* cad,, r and tu visiton as [t all observe the ant catching only ihQ* h be used and not to OF SP E C IA L LEG ISL A ­ T IO N . N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n o f I n t e n ­ t i o n t o a p p ly to t h e L e g i s l a t u r e of t h e Stuff* <>f F l o r i d a t o lit* c o n v e n e d In s p e c i a l s e s s i o n d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f N o v e m b e r. 1925, f o r th o p a s s a g e of rut A rt e n t i t l e d ; A N ACT F O K T H E P R O T E C T I O N O F F I S H IN T H E W A T E R S , C A N ALS. R I V E R S S T R E A M S , C R E E K S . L A K E S AND B AYOUS O F S E M I ­ N O L E COUNTY. F L O R I D A : R E O IJ L AT I NO T H E C A T C H I NO O R l'H O CtTRINO O F F I S H IN ANY O F S A ID W ATERS; ll E f lU L A T I N O THE SALE OF FISH W IT H IN T H E T E R ­ R I T O R I A L L I M I T S O F T H E C OU N ­ TY OF S E M IN O L E , FL O R ID A : R EM U L A TIN O T I I K / l ’R A N S P O l t T A TIO N O F F IS H W I T H I N A N D T O PO IN T S B EY O ND T H E T E R R I T O R ­ IAL L IM I T S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N ­ TY, F L O R I D A : P R O V ID IN O T H A T T H E V IO L A TIO N O F A N Y O F T H E T E R M S AND P R O V IS IO N S O F T H I S ACT SHALT, H E A M I S D E M E A N O R ; AND P H E S O IU U IN O R U L E S O F E V I D E N C E IN C R I M I N A L P R O S E ­ C U T IO N S R E S U L T I N G FROM A V IO L A TIO N O F ANY O F T H E P R O V IS IO N S O F T H I S ACT. T h e u b o v e A c t w a n publlHhr-d In f u l l In th o laau e o t T h e H artford IL-r- If li v in g , a n d If d e a d a i l p a r t i e s eh te r , st by, t h r o u g h or A l e x a n d e r , a s heirs, te e s o r o th e r w i s e , i vo lved In t h i s suit, d e s e r t h e d : J H in \V ing , a n d If d e a d all p a n y i n t e r e s t by, t h r ___ __ ____ _ J o h n W. f e n d , ns h eirs, d e v i s e e s le g a t e e s o r o th a r w l s e in th o la n d ; inv o lv ed In t h i s suit ns h e r e i n a f t ­ er d e s c r i b e d : W illiam D. H o ld e n . II li v in g , a n d If dead nil p a r t i e s cla im * " * a n y In t e r .- .i hv. t h r o u g h o r u n ­ d e r \\ 1111a to D. Holden, as h e ir s , d e ­ v is e e s. l e g a t e e s or otlii-rwle.- In tin l a n d s Involved m th is suit ns h e r e ­ i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : Sim pson It. p u j, elu-r, If li v in g , and If dead a ll p a r ­ ties c la im in g any In te re s t by t h r o u g h o r u n d e r Hlmpnon It, F u l c h ­ e r,, n s h e i r s , devisees, l e g a t e e s ot o t h e r w i s e In t h e lan d s in vo lv ed p t h i s s u i t n s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d a n d W. II. H a r r i s , If living, a n d I d e a d a ll p a r t i e s claiming' a n v In t e r e s t by, t h r o u g h o r under \V, II H a r r i s , u s h e i r s , devise- v, le g a t e e n r o t h e r w i s e In t h e lands ln volvei In t h i s s u i t n s h e r e i n a f t e r d e se rili n l. to -w it: T h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of S o u t h ­ e a s t ( J t i a r t e r o f S o u th e a s t guru-t e r (H W U o f S E ' i S E ' i ) i.e s s 3 c h a i n s N o r t h a n d Souih by 7 c h a i n s K ant a n d W e s t In N o r t h ­ w e s t C o r n e r n n d l< ss l c h a in o f f E a s t s i d e ) S e c tio n 2». T o w n ­ s h i p 21 S o u t h R a n g e 3'J E ast. Ilt-gln H onthcust C o rn e r of S o u t h e a s t g n u r t e r of S o u th e a s t Sedans — Coupes — Tourings — Roadsters — Hudsons — St ebakers — Chryslers — Buicks — Rickenbackers — Nashs Wi^’ht Bros. Bldg- Opposite M ilane Theatre ntd pnhllulied S e p te m b e r 11tie. 1925, and re f e r e n c e enn bn h a d tu said proposed Act upon I n sp ec tio n of tho flics of the S anford H erald. By o r d e r of the Hoard of County ‘ C om m issioners of S em inole C o u n t y , 1 F lo rid a . W IT N E SS tny habit u s C lerk of, said Hoard on th is tho 18th day of S epte m ber. 1925. V. E. DOUGLASS, Clerk of th e Circuit C o u rt of S em i­ nole C ounty, F lo rid a /and e x - o f ­ ficio Clerk of th e Board of County Com m issioners of Semiiiute C oun­ ty. F lorida. ( untimto catching up to the limit of the law and then perhaps dumping a great portion of the day’s catch at tho cIoho of the fishing trip. The suggestion made to Mr. Roy­ al! by tlic* chamber of commerce official will be carried out by him in this city and in Orange coun­ ty, it was said.Mr. Hunt plaits, (SEAL) through bulletins of the local cham­ Sept: 18-25 Oct: 2*9-Di-23-30. Nov. ber of commerce to appoul to the sportsmanship of citizenu and vis­ OF T H E itors that the fresh water fish sup­ INS ETVHEEN TCHI R C UJ UI TD ICCOI At'ItT L CIR C U IT ply be protected. O F F L O R I D A . IN A N D KOIt S E M ­ IN O L E C O U N T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . WITH SOUP With clear soups, pass bread or break sticks. Butter need not be in­ cluded nt dinner. With oyster, clam or lobster soups pans small crack­ ers. With m eat soups pass celery, radishes or olives. With purees pass croutons and with chowders of all to rts pass large croptons. S E M I N O L E COUNTY R A N K , a c o r ­ p o ra tio n nrgnnlxed a n d e x is tin g u n d e r t h e l a w s o f ih u S t u t o o f F lo rid a. C om plainant. vs. F. M O OR E, D e f e n d a n t. N o tic e Of S p r r l n l M a u le r'* S n lr N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n ­ d e r n n d by v i r t u e o f it d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e n n d s a l e e n t e r e d In t h e ab o v e e n title d c a u se on th e 0th d ay (We’re Listening) THE OKEECHOBEE BRANCH OF THE FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY' : ’ TWENTY-TWO MILES EAST OF SANFORD Location for Permanent Residence or Winter Home. In Announcing the Opening o f cur office in Sanford Streets being hardsurfaced and wntcr system installed Good hotel accommodations Adapted lo general farming, dairying and citrus fruit PERSONAL INSPECTION .INVITED Pentland & McCall AUDITS SYSTEMS Jacksonville, Tampa, W rite for Inform ation C h u lu o ta C o m p a n y Flagler System TAXES Sanford. . poultry, trucking J. W. H offm an, Vice President Wm. R. Koran, Jr., President •>16-17-18 F irst N ational Bank Building’ Main Offices: S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager CITY BUILDING, ST. AUGUSTINE A. G. W agner, Resident Agent, Chuluota, Flo �TH E SANFO RD HERALD. FRIDAY, /'T K 'f A i f iC Vw * ** • . / 'Jf * 1»□ V is ■j DAYTONA .SHORES rrn FIFTEEN MILES * Citm? n in j ' :id _j i _ □LZ_l —JLI i —. I d i : _: j r i — □i_ a c ~ i a d ir~ TOLCt L JOHNSON fRONT A ECHJTCCr —J 1 1 1 1 y/strti** _ 1 1 1 £)/isto*a Snooi Yn«r D*ji«, d rra d l 1 —t r “. ? 3 r a y*cj/r Civa D□ u .tr . / / ’i.v ftiV A 'ti, r/c-^xv av/> ///it I lie great moment in the !»Isl:>r\ For months it lias he* .1 vaiis to happen at Day tona. ■ Ddifax Country has arrived! i that something big was going FIRST— Daytona Shores lias location in the heart of a long eatu^ resort section. Sr <IOND1A — Daytona Shores beautiful tru*:l o es is an incomtmrahly incompar with fifteen miles of natural waterfront. hi a single day two hundred reipi icreivcd, and from one h id e to 1 liillD L A — Daytona Shores has behind it a like of which has been attempted in few othc The FIRST UNIT of Daytona Shores, t h e C open to reservations today. The offering is ready existing is great. This first unit will lookers, other sub-dividers, business men a I a formed syndicates on the first unit. Daytona ' \ money and that is the best indication of invi S o le t!io tw it!inn o f ! eurt u f th e tu n y e ■,* i he Directors of : lay Iona Shores have deliberately U N D E R P ^ ^ ^ , \ Unusewav Section by approximately $2,000,000— feeling that tbe M l<' *'.u\erdse the property is to make profits for investors A l DN j \ v l ;:ur t-,h:.mres ot getting a part of the Causeway Section arc as £00‘ a ( i n : u n i ,t Sr nil tiruxliniiy /.» (,.■ W. V. II itlr'inrik I tir *u*r It dh V »li*t n » i l , I III. I'len se sen d IMP iii'o r tn investment /iu (C uuieuuy SectU.nl i ! ' i - v n n n utui.*Li l . i i i . ................ . m . ■ • ___ ...... l u d l l i l Uli i , DAYTONA SHORES, INC Fifteen Miles oj Aaiural Water trout PLA T * P R IC d \R £ READY A N D . Kl SER v .V liO n s \ a c c e pt e d TODAY �THK SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER nntl w|f._ ‘'liplstlnn' n tlinr Odujfh t »outth#.rty4 l unknown; . iy on Friday ittandcd the hers* Aasocia^ Inndo. • r^c McDowell ueu5, P».. rclot their homo Kh Longwood. L hns just Goldenroc^ t0' Robert S. J. Sigler treated him self to a 0f land 100 row Dodge touring car la i't week. street, farren itrect. Messrs. II. Parker and Carl Ma­ Miss Elsie thers and family moored tap Apop­ \ ‘(undents of ka Sunday, on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seles of the hunting and trapping sen tine in Pcnnson opens in Florida on Novembe South Florida were visitini: Mr. winter. -0 nnd closes on February IB. and Mrs. F. SoIOb laot week. . ■npT oi im- Miss Jessie Soles has a position ■Companv, who led in Hnttiej- as saleHady in Orlando nnd' ha3 I with his bride been working there since Monday. r nrt' staying at Messrs. Leon nnd W. J. Mtrrsh feck Hotel. of Rowling Green and H. Mathews tun I-ongwood of Okeechobee were gucsit3 of R. I* \ iroUment of 120 Croom Sundny. is term. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sloniger arid nty Nurse has mthly visit and cousins, the Misses Fingler spent ured the schol- tho week in DeLnnd, tho guests ocf Mr. and Mrs. A rthur M ender. \ « J.l.U l ,T t ill ItT l ?.»V «V%Tn Jl I■\**«A'IA I. I V ',, MI | ( ... I NOI.I. l o t \ T V . IN C l i t . . ...'ii1,1..! ? ‘»«let Tllle ll: intYAN. a,,d VU' C om plainants, ANN 11; I,. WALK Kit. et nl., Lefeiulantn. _ L'llallim T o Annie L. W a lk e r ; D o u g h e r ty . T r u s te e for , M a lU c r; U aA rU DOUglier w ife. Je n n ie n o u g h e r t y ; .1: D o u g h e r ty , and w ife ---------e r ty . w hose C h r is t ia n n i m k n o w n ; Willi 0111 A. Dmighf jvlff.------— U u u g h erty . wims tia n mime in u n k n o w n ; Mr. and Mrs. Derkhnlter nnd fnmily nnd Mr. Louie Lock of Steu­ E, to be given on benville, Ind., arrived Saturday by Dnugheily and wife.-----— r ty . whose C h r is tia n mim knomi from three auto nnd are the guests of F . eknown; Lubt'llt* Hulling«r i Soles. h an d ,—------ iia llln g er. who* H e . 0^2. 1 a, ‘ , t .he expected Indies The sick here this week are Mrs. J. Hall and N. A. Scott. The jW ami Henry lntter was tnken to the Orange rom Birmingham, General Hospital Sunday afternoon uing the state, for treatment. U of the surveyMr. and Mrs. J. E. Tyler, recent ate on the Enn and stayed over arrivals from Portland, Maine, oc­ cupying tho H unter house, nre an ­ *ame. nouncing tho birth of a seven : Williams, form- pound girl, born Thursdny morning the Silver Wyan- Oct. ir>. merica are guests The tjnion Park school put on J. A. Bistline. Mr. Exceptional nJ are from Barre, another school bus Thursday with p purchased sov- F. B. Lester ns driver. This bus s in town and will will accomodate the children of tbeir homo here. South East Goldenrod nf which Plum bing Calls £or Ihero is n goodly number. j, of indents atJ. 1L Dodd returned home last inforil-St. Cloud A. D. ROSIER ,y. Of the party week ufter several months visit in :ird E n t z m l c g e r , Hinton, W. Vn. He wns accompan­ ■me, making sev- ied by two nieces, Misses Florence I f you’re particular about carried Sanford and Mamio Fingler, of Parsons, Mr. Harding of W, Va., who will spend the win­ the kind of plumbing you ool took a crowd ter here. want in your new home, or k school. Church services' for Sunday, Oct. I agist'red at the 25, Sunday eshool a t 2:45 P. M., the new kind of plumbing lit Mrs. T. H. Corn*, 4). P, Douglass, Supt. Preaching in your old home—call A. Elrj. IV. il. Steph- service at 11:45 P. M., Ilev. U. E. B,y L Baker, Put- Itcid, pastor. I). Rosier for an estimate. Wc. Pattison, WcbPrayer service, Wednesday at fc. M. 1’. Doughty, 7:30 P. M. I B. Marvin, Mrs. ■ami, Mr. und Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stcwnrt of [West Palm Beach, Orlando were culling oti Mr. and A. D. ROSIER | H. Woodward, Or- Mrs. S. Benjnmin Sunday p. m. [ilcken, Orlando, Mr. Stewart and Mr. Benjamin were in college together and spent n r E . Cobb rele- a very happy afternoon renewing forty second anni- acquainance. tbey were delightid at dinner by their E. H. Smith after a week spent Beatrice Cobb, at laaford. Mr. and here and in W inter Park left for re married in Geo- his home in Ohio Snturday nfterkrai years In Cuba, noon. Whilo here he furnished his liter portion of their cottage in West Goldenrod ready k^ing married life for occupancy when he returns the ■ in Florida where first of the year, accompanied by RxeU known in nui- his sister Mrs, Phillips to spend B t Cobb has in* the .winter. Knulactured a speB t Cr m-j<H;d in-tniIleal estate transfers reported ■Viv? tb, vongratu- this week are: Forty acres front­ ing on W inter Purk-Goldenrod highway mid .by W. J. Collicutt to ■duhu is in* engine James William of W inter Park, III ferr lb* new wa- consideration around $000 per acre; Ibo ituUlial in the two fourties South of paved road, feard this xwk. The unimproved land consideration $200 i <ontrattor Rahens per acre, T. Lingo of Oviedo, real­ lj considerable aotiv- tor. fiew pipe line have Mr. II. S. Benjamin, wife and evening, 0ciober27, two children of Brookfield, Novia ■ being s e n 1 to L u c e nl the C ivic | T TOSELL YOUR FLORIDA ■ i i{ i PROPERTY? A i \1 f 1 M THEN LIST IT WITH * iT L V .\ . t i,. , i H? ? Melbourne Realty & Bldg. Corp. * MELBOURNE, FLA, e C°ncern doing it nation-wide advertising ' ■ I . and getting results. ^ e have two plans of f inane * Your Horne la u «>*nownt claim. j»„!, « iAn t . rle , 1,1 nnd *° land:t •"•relnafter Klim iu,f ,r ‘Icscrlbcil: to all perumi >t.n V , clalmlnt? Imcrcata u n d e r j n m e n ' A* Walker, deceased. un,1"r a s h e irs, devise e*. xnuiteei, or an o t h e r c la im a n t* , or otherwise. In nnd to th e . l.a..n.*.d..s. ...relnaflcr he ...... deicrlbed: (ll I_o any nnd i.ll other pernona whos? af|. u n k n o w n claiming any {iKfii. t i l It* uorr IInterest n t e r c u t In ami to t hat r**rtnln Parcel t „. . . : or tract of land. " i tu n t e , ly i n g a n..d.I being i ‘ In Stmluole t o u n ty . a n d s t a t e " o f F l o r i d a , m ore p a rticu larly d e sc rib e d a s fo l­ lows, t o - w t t : . l l e g l n 1.50 ebs. W e s t o f t h / S W t.ortiHr o f S eetln i, 30. T o w n s h i p 19. ,u “.nKc .10 H ast, r u n N o r t h ;? c h a !n s , i : a *t 1 c h a i n s . S o u t h U..>o c h a in s . W e s t s c h a i n s t o p o in t or h e g l n n l n g . r e s e r v i n g a s t r i p 10 t'*1’ ■ w i d e a l o n g N o r t h s i d e f o r p a r t of P u b l i c road. o r a n y p a r t o r p a rc e l t h . ’r r o f . u n ­ d er th e above nam ed d e f e n d a n ts or otherw ise. It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h n t y o u . a n d ea c h of you, b e a m i a p p e a r b e f o r e e n r s a i d C ir c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t Mouse at H anford . F l o r i d a , on th o l . t h d a y or N o v e m b e r A. D. 1925, an d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r lo t h e bill of c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t ymi In t h i s c a u s e . 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 lo> p u b lish e d o n co e a c h w e o k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e weeKi] In t h e f a n fo r il ||< raid, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ lis h e d in S a n fo r d , S o m l n o l e C o u n t y , Beautiful residental and busine ss lots in the Heart of the business district of Osteen, Fla. J u st 8 miles east of Sanford on the New, ’ v * • N Smyrna Highway now being paved a t the intersection of the new • . • . cross state Highway now being built from DeLand to Titusville on the east coast which' cuts directly through' our property, ’ < ' . g ,, *•!#..*” ' . -v - ■j f i *t • f »' 4 % »,( m Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you enn in­ vest your money nhd double it in the next thirty or sixty days. Wo have been in tho real estate business for years ami are glad to say we havo tho finest listings and tho best values in tho State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their properties with us fur better results and quick action Beautiful Shade. City W ater to each Lot Line E lectric Lights FULTON, INC Real Estate Developers Promoter t Brokers Seminole Hotel SANFOKI), FLORIDA A place where your money will double in value in tHre<? month's. 52 lots have been purchased already by Sanford people before this announcem ent which is the first to the public, v« We have succeeded in closing deals with’ two large concerns for factory and wholesale distributing warehouse on th is p roperty this week. Construction to be sta rte d a t once. ;; .. Our Prices Advance 10 per cent the First Day ot November No taxes until Jan. 1st, 1927. Small payment down, balance E-2J terms. ITo the Woman who < does -a Man-s^Work J H W f e 1"'- Read this message if y o a [ , ; . ^ tire out easily ^ /J " 'E n e r g y and endu ran ce com e from c a r b o -, fy d r a te i, protein, g l u t e n and vitam .ncs T h e s e 'th in g s m ake up food ca lo ries and, ca lo ries arc en ergy. .W omen w h o tire o u t(<c a sily lack energy nnd p h ysical o r m ental e n ­ d u ra n ce. T h e r e is no food that g iv e s as m u ch / en erg y , li so ev en ly balan ced w ith all th < ^ clcm cn la needed by 'H e body W g o o d b r e a d . ^ . M e r ita bread is reco g n ized a^ the South l a n d ’ s richest. M a k e it a rule to eat m ore O 'M erita bread each m e a l - t h e n n otice bout , j o u r energy, and en d u ran ce lasts a ll day 1o m & < vfP: f—We will lend you itaillnicrr and {’lirUHn;-------- —-HalllnK.-r. who** k 9 j Real Chance tor the Small Investor to make Real Profits have field office on the ground $ W M ' Not a town site, but already a th rifty growing town with’ schools, railroad, post office. A place where you can afford to live. Seven .JI ; _ ' beautiful lakes within the corporation limits, best of fishing and hunting, r (j . ’ * i Let us have the pleasure of showing you this wonderful opportun­ ity with no obligations. £ ; ., f MADE BY Tin; , ({A"MERIC RIES x ii * * All The M oney necessary to build a complete fcotr* EXTRA RICH |rom f you ‘^Guaranty & Mortgage Co ---- _ _ J> rk Avc. Sanford, Florida. Phone • ^ -G ro c e rl; ■« / VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG Phone us for appointm ent �- THE SANFO RD HERALD, FRIDAY, O CTOBER 23, 192R_. Japanese Island Rich In Coal Vein Deposits Pirates Show Lack Of Usual Teamwork In Naming Emblem Games Saturday ;r.. „ so uth K j^3*orj[ia Tech vs. Alabama, at Auburn vs. Howard, at Auburn. Florida vs, Waks Forest, at r »Gainesville. ‘ Gcorpia vs. Vanderbilt, at Ath­ ens. Kentucky vs. Sewnnec, a t Lexinpton. Tennessee vs. Louisiana State, a t Knoxville. Mississippi Apples vs. Mississ­ ippi, at Jackson. Vlrpinia vs. Maryland, nt Char­ lottesville. North Carolina vs. Mercer, nt Macon. . Tulnnc vs. Northwestern, nt Chicapo. ' Washinpton and Lee vs. V. I*. I., at Lynchburg. North Carolina State vs. V. M. L, at Richmond. 1 I Loynlo vs. Rirniinphnm-Southern at New Orleans. Centre vs. West Kentucky NorWalter Johnson Wins ■ mal, nt Bowlir.p (Ircen. Southw.st l.ouisinna Institute In Series Opener At vs. Mississippi Normal, nt La KayDaytona On Thursday ette. Louisian CoIIepe vs, Louisiana Tech, at I’ineville. DAYTONA. Fla., Oct. 23.—(TP)— Georgetown (Ky.) vs. Chatta­ Waller Johnson, the premier pitch­ nooga, at Georgetown. er of the American League, led Davidson vs. Furman, nt Char­ his American League players lotte. which included such champions a. Tennessee Doctors vs. Centenary, Mnatil, Cochrane, Judge and nt Memphis. Dykes, to a M to ft victory over Better vs. Wabash, nt Indian William ami Mary vs. Duke, at a polls. l Bancroft ami his National Norfolk. League players here Thursday at Case vs. Oberlin, at Cleveland Richmond vs. Rnndolph-Mncon, Cincinnati vs. Dennison, at Cin City Island Park. The attendance was about 3,000, rinnnti. Score by innings: College , Pacific vs. Chicngt Nationals 1101 010 300— ft r>0 Teacheis, at Stockton. Americans 231 110 33*—II 17 I College Puget Sound vs. Wi! Batteries: Biemillcr, A! Sehncht Barnette, at Tacoma. (Washington clown) and Taylor. Denver University vs. Colonalr Johnson, Buckeye ami Cochrane. Mines, at Denver. Detroit vs. Qunntiro, at Detroit Dos Moines vs. North Dakoti Colonels Take Opener Apr!., at Des Moines. In West Coast Series (irinm-II vs. Drake, at Grionell Iwaho v*. Gotizaga, at Moscow SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23 —f/P) Illinois vs. Michigan, at Urhuna —Tlio Louisville Colonels, cham­ Indiana vs. Miami, a t Bloom pions uf the American Association, ington. away with all the honor:* town .Slate vs. Washington, a walked In the first of n nine-game series Ames. with the Fan Francisco Seals here Kansas Agri. vs. Missouri, at Thursday by shutting nut the Pa­ Manhattan. Const League, seven to no­ Kenyan vs. Western Reserve, at cific thing. Gambler. Sion* by innings: Minnesota vs. Notre Dame, at Louisville 000 lot 311-7-11-0 j Minneapolis. Francisco 000 000 mMI—0- 0 2 Nebraska vs. Kansas, at Lincoln. SanBatta rii-s: Tincup and My* r ; : North Dakota vs. Morningsidc, McWccn-y. Griffin, Pfeffcr uni ' at Grand Forks. Occidental vs. University of Cal­ Yelle, Ritchie. ifornia So. Br., at Occidental. Ohio Northern vs. St. Xavier, at BULKS ON RADIO TOKYO, Oct. 23.—(ff)—The northern part of the Island Snghalten could supply nil the coni needed by the factories of Japan if minintr was carried on according to plans drawn by experts, said Mr. Hldinkoff, chief or the Russian Investigation Comipission, just retu rn d from there. ‘•The coal deposits are preat and almost immeasurable.” he said. “Veins are so numerous thnt mines can be t tiddished readily in almost any part of the northern territory. Constructed hv m asters, TI13 quality is also so pood that Dunlop the .li st of coni lar can he obtain­ battle disasters. ed d'rom it." best in every way and buil the U. S. A. M agnolia A ve., E ast exposure. s<»J 72x100 First St. $200.00 per foot on ' Mt. Stenstrom 1 lot betw een 12th and 10th on Myrtle \]\ 528 feet facing on Commercial, Fulton ' t M 'llll l ■ « U l t ’ K T W ltllliH $50.00 per foot on term*, c-di u ( I.K A M .M i 2WI I’nrk Avrim,Miitli p a . n < l V ac u u m «i-t* nil ili- <llrt. Lots, Groves, F B u sin ess Proi .Wurlitno •■Vnn-on.nl” famous Persian prepnrnlloo renews colors and | i r e » r i \ . s -.our rtips. Scientific I'toRnlng Insures Hatisfnctlon .1 HA I. r.* T A T r, — 1\VF.STMF.XTS l.oliljy I’li le s t o n - l i r i i m i e y lllrtg. Sanford F lo rid a H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder *9ti M - Phone — tO'J-M 210H PALMETTO AVE. Who is MIKE? Ask Mr. Brown. Come around and lets get. acquainted. Huy. Trade or Sell. Cdi feet on Palmetto be­ tween 2nd and 3rd Sts. Facing east at $100.00 per foot. Block 10 in Chapman and Tucker’s Addition, 335 feet frontage at $100.00 per foot, until November 1st onlv. YOUR CHANCE. . Drive In Sanford, Fla. THE BU SINESS OF RUNNING 4 EASIER BY THE A D V E R T 1SKJIENTS, No need to do so w ith any disease caused by malaria. There's a remedy for them ail—used with success for 60 years. iD ^ n n n u R x a n c a n c v c ssD a a irjriiin a su ia a u tiB B a E a a x so n a D 'iR —it was a struggling little city with its glory all ahead. lie lo­ cated his reaper factory there because it was the most central city to the adjacent wheat belt. Texas Edward Higgin Sa ford, Fla. vs. Bucknell, at Chicago grew and Cyrus prospered. A city serving a farming belt like that surrounding Chicago for hundreds of mites had to grow. It will have to keep on growing. ^uri’j a a iiB u n i'x a R c a ie ijix H n H iiis ia M a a n c n irs s a s x iia a N R n v Clemson Loses, ,‘l'M) To Carolina (iamecoel< < OLl Mill A, S. i .. Oct. 23 (/Pi — Facmintering a demoralized nn ! at tinicn helpless Tiger, ihe Uni­ versity of South Carolina Gann cock strutted from the Fair Ground field Tliuind.iy afternoon with its greatest victory over Clt-mum Col lege in the 21 years that the two teams have been meeting in t h e annual Palmetto State football classic. "I b e score \\a. 33 l«> 0 and it was fairly indicative of the Rtrciigth of (lie two teams t idav. of F lo r a la Mtni-a n u t Hi*f«i tpraH! »t N at It n i l H unk . !. HUTCHINSON I » o Is * , mi 'iitiii.r.l Our- s.*.ooo.iiii, otln-r raUHMMHi. Try Smith s Earlier i Shop for f?ood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. These rich farm lands surround prairies surrounded Chicago. ill!\I. ) m t n : I W e » t i ' l r m .Sir. a t M etn lier o f K lorlilu S l u m HAM N O TIC E TO AI,E CONTRACTORS P-ut, Plant City has spent more than two million dollars In th last year preparing the way for her McCormicks. F l o r i s t * A a N o r ln tlo ii MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Hanford, Flu, 1 our interest shull receive prompt and courteous ajfcnffou at the OWNER LEA VINO CITY. New Six Room Bungalow (modern). built-in features. Large lot. Garage, Number of H illsborough County Elaborately furnished. BRUM LEY IT'LESTON BLDG nber Room 4— t'pstaii Demmole Business Exchange | 221-E. l-'iret Street, Opposite PoslofHce s E. H. A n d r e w s , Manager £ - ................................................ ................................................... ............................................................................... > of ^ '" ^ m e r c e �PAGE ELEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1025 20— Fur Stile, Miscellaneous 3—Autos, Rent dvanee •Or a Uaa AUTOS FOU I1IUK EAGf E AUTO SERVICE On or night. Meet* nil trains. |i{te transfer. Phone B51 and ~ r e e i 7& s o n s .. You Drive It. . IV. Myrtle and 2nd St. at It. R Nr a llae 5—Autos, Sale Or * Ha* |r a U««\ t.!d ubova for eon- rani A'll'-r. And If “J- 10 I MirllB su’d ** ndm*>«r tr „ur dl.rr-*l*- Iftlc# umns“ of The Herald, hot a classi O P P O R T U N IT Y 7—Business Service ON T H E AW AITS YOl) “ C L A S S II IH i) iv \ ( ; k " O F T H E IIE R A L I) FOR SALE: Singer Sewing Ma­ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. chine, 5 drawer dron head in Successors to Oillon A Platt 115 Magnolia. Everything elec good condition. Sell $20.01) Cash. *-irnl. rbonp 422. Electragith W._T._M< l ‘arlarid,_Snnfonl, Fla. 21.— Lost, Found Daily New.'., rate tc per word. easlr with order. DB V E LOPE it A ATTEisTlON TL Pensacola is beginning the greatest dev-vlopment in iKotgia* history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf bench"ja*t fw.loll­ ed; at ’.wo million dollar 1 idge across Eseainbia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being fjieiit on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on gtuuml floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. The Pensuruin News. c m rj-a n n g ra M TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thottaruds read the il;nid fieri pages of Florida*:! tires! Homo Daily, rules 2 cents a void Minimum 2be. cash with order Write for complete rate card. fieri ad work fof you. FOR SALE: New Goodrich coni tire 32x1 1-2, new miller red in nor tul>e. In.ili in use les.i than week. Original price tire and tube $30.25. will sell for $27.50. Reason for selling, doe not filew cur. Rhone 3211.3 or call UlH Kim Ave. ,, A’,.ml on# ,l,„t.*inJ ha* • I.# ilibr* c w • yoll antes* IBd,ir#s». MI ST hr „ Tft* *■*tU* »' h' 'j"*’ Insert an ad in the “Classified Col ,..:n h»,i« FOR SALE; Kullnfooded regi tered chow puppy. Phone 571-J. t . v U tm L -m m li on m u * Fnirbatths-Morse Engine. imlers. 'n!, 4.—Cabin Inuneli 2."’ windows. Intnllod withtbit 'll 1*. Regal motor, Q rv n c 1 :,rr in fine running o u lla condition anil guaranteed as ienpto presented. I 2nd St SANFORD BOAT WORKS, At : O.-tcen Bridge, Celery Avenue. Touring - - - - ————— — — Oak Ave/ PLAIN AND FANCY Sewing done. _______ _j Dlilh Union Avenue. Loi«th» 'loir Ell, rate*, rille(lion Lit FOR SALE: DON’T BUY TOR ISOAT until you Four Bargains at THE S ’ BOAT WORKS. 1. —Fast runabout, 2t’,xi> f(> 32-30 II. I-. Red Winn Mn hogahy finish bunt. 2.—Cabin Cruiser. 25x7 1 H P. Engine. White red Copper fastened. °l>en •12— A dvltf. Mediums •2— A d v te. M edium s TU KKa c H the TO SELL! Good ; : Ave. Phone 109 \V “ Ilx 1 1 le n g th j | R ocbond Stucco DO YOU WA' anything ? tie' (Jalr.esvillo THE MOK^’IW , JOURNAL is the M- HUi AN’t O W \, M. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each accepted want ml medium if Daytona (Fla.) One real a word of them through a classified nil an in&artion. Minimum 25c._____ in the .Morgantown ROST. Six cents a word lor six consecutive ADVERTISINO gulj results if it Issues. reaches potential buyers. Bolatka Daily News is circulated in COLUMBUS (On.,) t. EDO Kit an imluslrial and agrieulturul sec­ Oln.-sifh'd ads have the largest , ( ’(.mpletely furnished. tion. i circuit don in Smilhive-tom Geor u i a . Rile Sc rl word line) line. : Eastern exposure. ! Oak floops. P la n t, S e e d s, T r e e s Radio. 21—Sale. Real Estate Lost UKMAKT HIE FLORIST'* -— — ; ------------- ■ j paints No. SOI. Put in new Essex 1lower* .or nil occasion* tVTOUTS -T h re e stations. Mnsr- J. E. .'1 Ul.I.ING, sub-diviumn Cuj-.i-Ii throe -li mi take Tue«day St I Mvrtl. )’hona 250 AV noiia and Second. First and Elm ecinli t. Subdivision to Or afternoon, Fiader please return to Sanford Avenue nnd 10th Street Iambi. Florida, ami F I o r r Ball H ardw aref„. Expert service. U .-g h f. Florida on Dixie High- F 0 UNIh I warranty d m l / O ^ T r WANTED Sheet metal work of .. ______________ ______ ' an recovet by paying for this all kind-. Sanford Sheet Metal WIGHT PRINT SHOP-—Printing FOR S A I I: : r. acre farm, tiled, five Herald offici Engraving. Embossing. See u/ Works. 312 E. 2nd St. room dwelling, l - j mile west of • , , first. Wo do it. Rhone 417-W I-uke Monroe <m paved road, fljoOP, ___ ____ ; 'P 111;1" ;* Je w e le rs Opportunity * WANTED: Painting and paper ft. R. Avo.-Commercial St. $3,500 cash. Terms. If. C. VIEI.K, Jeweler. Watch, hanging Phone Curtis, 25a, S;mtiTYirO 3 acres. 1 mile west of city limits. jowdery and elm-h .pairing and ford ilnd N. Y. I Apartment.-) IAMES H. CO'.VAN—All bind* With th n e room p-. idence with engraving, tjuick rervt<< IDi MagI. A large In' with n t e r of be nr minted by the of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. vat ietv of trees hearing fruit, nolia Avenue. Rltotic 1;.’. J Ileuses ! W ANT to buy well located build .in, as ilis-' pm chnscr. eastern expo*me lo­ *A’.ucr or4 Boat Tank*. At Oak S2500 re !t. teg lot. Whitt have you to olfer iKnonu cated on Magnolia Vvc-i.iio end Third Street. Tele- Two lot# Iftwccn Sanford and Must ite reasonably priced. But La— W a n l f d lic'p. M ale . .*'i"' I An ideally loAv n'.ie lictwgen phono t i l . 500 <are 1lernhl. ’/ eated Apartment Palmetto Avenue for .-T>50 each. h P(wnl 15th and ltlth See or v.ni'.e. II. 11. Bankston, .San­ WANTED: Color, d ! ." * 1"j*11j,, >Ion..' site at the Str* as. This lot [ Office. Storei MIRACLE Cunrrrt* Co, gnucral ford. Flu. Ml— 'Vitnlotl lil’iil IvstuD.* itor work. Sanford ti *. ■ e.iu rr of Palmetto has „ frontage of cement work, sidewalks, build­ vi \ v,. and 13th St. [Airetiie M) f»ct on Magnolia diicct from 120 foot east front- WANTED: Young nu of good \\ ing Mocks, irrigation bo»ea. J, Li. 1 |A'. '■*.i i ■outngv of 117 Itdiango Av.nue, and runs 131) feel habits to learn the pi >i'e g i bon so. Give feet deep on San. i ..o 13th St., and Terwillegcr. Prop. back a depth of 117 to Avi tm' " 1 ■Groves m in first >00. Terms. Addre.'is ness. Excellent opp.u may \pp|y | a1" 1 11: 11 ! f ■t on Palmetto f ••(,;, Price *5.1,1100. Wight Print Sho|t, b.iw.eii s mul U Ball Bldg. ■Houses feet i v 1 ,,,nnrnv!;!l .\.«*. Hut modthorn HILL LUMBER v’O. Hou«.» o P. O. Box 35 v-'.onu cash, balance St. I'n* o $135,U(H). , t|„, ute ..ml fares 9 o’clock. ‘Jervlee. 0 unlitv »nd Prtcs |o. Kent reasonable terms. I OR SALE: 3 in I on 'Iain High­ $ ttt.tnto bnl| autiful City WANTED: To h i> d eed from I Stock way, 2 stoiy-2i»x24 building on MAN for Real Estate is . an • vDDUESMINCi — Multigriiphing 2 yea.-n ^f.D.JO. IIlitre- 1 o . . iter |ols, give location, price [.Ukollamious steady position. Auto tmt folding nod muding—as y s lei 52-117 within city limits. Uni2. A modern and lo t t'< and tin x in f i let ter. Addl cx I ltl' '*• d. t •; ca balance 7, ■ 1 ar. at .S'.f I Estate wriVit it- *!t''o v<>U wan* it *■ry, cold ditnks ' and, tilling sta­ i - ary. II. B. Schulte c. II. Niglti, lien, Del. ___ "n-to-date garage | MotPigi.*. i , $12..0)0 o 1 hone IMS, 102 N. Draa ll i and inline ! ■ ) floor upstair . Dhone 073 11 E Poreh FI*1 ** '• vaars to interest. ritore building located in runni ir ^*r, f J/, •*»t1 B*>**L **l-f f V WI K I ) t \ lull/ ACREAGE; now renting for *30 00 per mouth, Oilando, Fin. I Wanted Ki.tiii owttei > ' B isunably s-ndl dwelling in rear. Price $7,ad 000, easy terms. J. 11. Hutchinson. WANTEIB ambitious young man ». i .1 ••* T I’l il>l»1■ I > N. w . 5th 10—Ftir Rent. Rooms five to travel. Must have g*< I , Jewelers 123 W. 1st St.. Rhone 175. ii fi relives. Salarv. Apply C. W. 1Pen ral in'’. FOR RENT—Ronns wlt.i or with FOR SAL!': S, ee'al f.u- this week Cook. Phoenix Hotel this evening out nmals. Reasonable rates only. The be*t bargain in town from i> to H or S to 9 a.m , SaturLincoln House. on Sanford Ave., Corner lot Tlx day. 12i!. I - 1 i It, oil terms. ROOM for rent near new lintel Thrasher at d C. - n .. 1 .‘I I — V.’tmtcil Help, FctUillv Rhone 571-J.. Union Ave. FOR SALE: 5 I 5.)l) res in Mau i\T K |i: Fiunisln-il bedroom and tee and IDIMh. i i Couniie.-, $75 teheed to rinse in. Desirable FOR RENT: Comfortable bed-room Itlf.OhPQFtAri Idini 11ml. Iteasonnbli. Coutde for one or two. Price reasonable. net- acre. A bargain, 3d1);UiK) nere-t in Gad 1m ;.u I 'Loin .■> lilies SD.fti) WOMEN for Real Estate i>i San­ Rooiu** Can- Herald DffL-e. 505 Myrtle Ave. ford. Steady position, An.o not -------------*T b ^ a k t o h s ---------an acre. At tdy John E. Fox I2l) necestury. 11. 15. SCritle 13-nlty FOR RENT: 2 Front Bed rooms; Park Ave., Sanford. Co., 102 N. Orange Ave., I’lume \\ \NTKD: Small apartment or JOHN K. POX, Rc|ireseiilative reasonable, 310 W. <Ub St. Photic I . dc.o.iti with l.iU-henette by InisiIl l s, (hlando, l-*la. io i inupii*. Close in. Address 120 Soitllt Park A m *. WANTED: Counter girls, dish “K" i.o. Herald. I I—For Sale, Acreage terms. vva .her. Good pn> to good work ( ’o v e r Florida Ih'al F s t a l e Like tlie S u n sh in e1 FDR SALE: 5 acre tract; 2 ncie- FOR SALE: Lot with two house i, ,, i.u-Beth Cafeteria. one four rooms, one eight rooms. «leured. About 2 1-2 miles west POSITION open for two young <, of city limits, on good road, $1, Suitable for apartments. $9,501), It dies free to travel and do ln$2,000 ('unit, balance arranged 200.00. $500.00 cash, fi years for Advlt;. Mediums e tl w.ok in Sanford with solan Elder & l.ovcll. balance. B. II. Banktson. San­ AppK C. W. Cook. Phoenix :' i ford. Paik Avenue front •*• t.i 3 this even AUGUSTA CHRONICI.I gusta, ti l., Augurta’s i'll' nr H In 0 a. m. Saturday. otinccnicals ifieil niediutiii rate, 17—For Sale, Houses AN UNUSUAL OI FKRINf Colored woiimo to 3 ■barg". to,- minimum uid ironiiig on pn i , South of ( Vlei y :.\RN ABOUT I'elk County , 2300 Palmetto Av -11' )a.il( <in conveniences Lakclnail. through the ! ' ‘ make attractive i tihiLb- BUSIN 1 « S : ! IT ■legratn. Best advertising 11 '‘ Kars of sale. Phono H3. FOR SALE: 50 foot lot on Pal­ mi ia South Mmid.i. 1'nbl iU on-a metto Ave., just n orth of Hugh­ .Ml inn-, finiiling Digit* Highway. Near railroad in nings. S T A R ■i FLEGK.) FOR SALE: Seven room house <ut ey St., $2,000. Also -mall lioilse -«y’j .kidaiiil. Florida. !. Tinker Palmetto Ave. Modern to lh" and lot adjoining. Apply owner and I aiding latino n!..u new power plant ol mj Sim,. minute on fine lot 115x117 corner George G. Herring. Gai ner. Wood­ MNE WatorvIIle. Moi with beautiful foliage. Comfortable ruff Bldg. Stiillln rn Ulilt ties. Seottra-I. ’I hoosands *0 ' home at low price. Call 713. Ask oplt* are interest' d in I' L for Mrs. Tolar. 22— Sale, ITirnilue roperty. Reach them tl i ■noni FOR SALE: 1 Four room house, o Sentinel. Bate card on We carry a 'nil linu. ’ger. finished and painted. 1 Three Our prices Lake Mmirm* is sure to grow m e right. <'ns|i or room not furnished, on corner lot. terms. We want your business FuP. SALE: Complete meat mar- u Will sell for $HU0.00 cash. Walter Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. Inveolij'atc tliis today. ket outfit, including sawn. Hock, Wright. Pint-crest Sitb-division. 321 E. First St. computing scales and large re- n Pi-ice and terms reir oliable. nigerator. This can bo bail lot u 1!)—Sale, Live Stud 21—Lost. Found 11*1 I'alniHi cost of accumulated storage char- H MAN with car to work in evening ges. II. 11. McCall. Oviedo. Ha. u from t to fl. Attractive propo­ i'AMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— « & Body mile south ami 2 miles west of sition for hustler. Give n f renc bob-tailed <log. unit sp Send in your subscription t<> the „ i and Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands Ur-on. Reward $25.mi T in letter. Write “Propositimi" - Tribune or hand it to >‘ul,ir *o c , * •fO'dlt- , of con. H e r a ld ._________ b aler so you con read l- lonmi s B Association. Box 7 9 ,,,,eY' ls t St. nml French 11 1-;. FIRST ST. n "I new cores Co-Operulive greatest newspaper. Our year, * L ak elan d . I -’l«. —------------------— -a w e b \ L solicitors i" work 1 " ■ ; 00, t> months, $4 00, three months jj ' 1 • Cleaning ~ —~ " —----------------- ;--------------LOST; Pair of tortoise W. K. SMITH, MG It commission. Right propositi,m j 90. »f yon desire $1.0eu insur- „ n; if' Fur all rc . FOR SALF1: Two good mules at a| glasses in cno.* with Cha ’’"•I Radiator &. bargain, address A. M. Box 05, ler initials. Return t>> Mi for right man. Apply at Herald ,uro policy add 75c c«> your «inler.|*« ft,<*t. and R. R. Sanford, F’la. j Chrysler dealer. Acations Hot water heater. Porch and windows screened, Ample eloset space. Listings In f a i l e v e r y e q u i p m e n t . A modern home needs. 1-3 cash balaiK'o can la’ a n a t t g e d o v e r a iiiitnlier o f y e a rs . II. S. 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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>, October 23, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31b698bdb2b1039500a460a10b5510ae.pdf ac92282cd98f78177989e632bc4ba033 PDF Text Text 2» - ' '• Heart, it Vegetable [Garden Land ASSOCIA’i’ED p r e s s DISPATCHES Thugs Hold Up Three Federal Bank Guards And Escape With Loot BRIGHT FUTURE FOR U S. IS SEEN BY STEEL U SANFORD, FLORIDA, TtiUSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925 Parking: Permitted At Football Game NUMBER 71. TRICE FtVE CENTS CAILLAUX WILL SANFORD f f lU N e w W a t e r F r e ig h t GIVE COUNTER PLAY PALATKA Service Inaugurated SCHEME TO U. S. HERE FRIDAY By Independent Line Through the courtesy o f the city administration, members of the Sanford High School an­ nounced today thnt during the remainder of the football sea­ son motorists will be permitted to park their enrs inside the Municipal Athletic field fo r the Chnrles Schwab, Speaking At purpose of witnessing the game. Finance Minister Expects To High School Gridiron Players Educational Meeting, Says Similar arrangements had Not Disheartened By Defeat Forward Message Within a Business Was Never Better been iffected earlier in the sea­ At Hands of Plant City on Few Davs;|’ ainleve Studies son but due it is said, to a mis­ And Prosperity Is Ahead understanding among the city Proposal at Short Meeting Local Field Last Saturday T o 2 Hundred Tons authorities n number of persons were refused admittance to the D eclares Steel Is A rrived Last Night Big: Sinking: Fund Visiting Team Has park last Saturday because of Business Barometer the ban on motor cars. Mayer Planned By Minister Formidable Line Forrest Lake assured the school Need for Reducing Costs. l)e -1 authorities today, however that Frenchmen Think Another Wclchel Gives Men Thorough M. B. Hutton Chosen to Suewill lie given to uttend veloping Men Are 2 Great notice ants nt the games, and that cars Plan Bette:- Than Trying to Training In Past Few Days; cecd A. P. Haggard as Head Problems Confronting U. S. will be permitted in the park GetTemporary Pact Ratified Dance Will Follow Contest cf l.egion Post; Armistice hereafter. Day Plans Are Announced New Concern to Serve - CHICAGO, Oct. 22.—UP)—The PARIS, Oct. 22.— (A*)— Finance By Harlan \V. Kelley war-time munitions chieftain, A L arge Territory Minister Cnillnux is preparing a With no visible dampening of At the first Fall meeting o f the Charles M. Schwab, declared today counter proposal for the settlement spirits due to the defeat suffered Campbell-Lossing Post, American that the country stands on the In Central Florida o f France’s debt to the United at tho hands o f Plnnt City lust S a t -11.Cgion. held in the Seminole Grill threshold of a great period of States. The subn'ancc o f the new _ ....._ _ _ _ unlay, Sanford Hlrh is going ahead jast evening. members of the vet peace and prosperity. offer, which is expected to go fcfr-jwith preparations for tho l’nlatka erans association elected tho board With tho arrival in Sanford He spoke at a joint educational ward ,, to Washington pramo tomorrow with determination o f officers which will serve dur­ Wedneaduy . . . . ~ next— - week, - - . game night of tho meeting conducted by the Univer­ was discussed hy Premier Painleve un,j confidence. ing tho ensuing year, nnd arranged steamer Augusta from Jack­ sity o f Chicago and the Institute nnd M. Cnillaux nt n luncheon While last! Saturday’s gnmo was for a number of events on the o f American Meat Packers. Before Wednesday, attended by other disappointing because it was a program o f the proposed commun­ sonville, with 200 tons of gen­ entering the meeting he declared members of tho French debt mis­ lather unlucky defeat, much satis­ ity celebration of Armistice Day eral freight consigned to vari­ that "business was never better” Members of Joint Committee sion which visited Washington. ous business houses in this faction is to be derived from the here, Nov. II. and thnt the years immediately Secure More Speakers And The question was considered at fact that the team displayed the ahead o f industry would he profit­ Members elected to fill the va­ city and Orlando, announce­ Declare Interest Keen In The last meeting of the cabinet bi«:i' footbnM it has shown this sea­ rious post offices at the banquet ment was made todny that able ones. “ W e live in a period which Civic Co-ordination Meet which approved the luggestion of son in snite of tho setback. When a last evening were announced as: formation of a new river the finance minister ttint another team fights as hard ns did San­ could not be what it is without Monroe 11. Hutton, commander. etfort be made at once to come to ford last week, a defeat is no dis­ steel.” said the chairman o f the Dr. W. T. Langley, vice-comman­ transportation company, waa With tlte announcement today i been completed nnd that a triw eekhoard o f the Bethlehem Steel Cor­ regarding the addition of a number a compromise with the American grace. Many of tho early season der. poration. Production of steel lias of interesting features to the pro­ Debt Funding Commission before faults and errors have been elim­ Henry Kies. Jr., adjutant. *y steamer service between this increased four-fold in the lust gram prepared for the civic dinner proenting to the chamber o f dep­ inated nnd the outfit today is a Robert W. Deane, treasurer. I»*.ty and Jacksonville has been inuties the provisional agreement much improved team. wn Petrich twenty-five years. L. C. Bebmit, historian. augurated. to be held this evening in tho Tho e-ante with I’alatkn Friday (j-kPl-A BulMr. Schwab described steel as Woman's Club building, officers o f reached at Washington. Under this Hodgson Ball, sergeant nt arm,. The new concern, known as the settlement France was to pay $ 10,- j gives promise o f being just an hard the nation’s business barometer. agency declar.-s In connection with the Armls- Independent Ling, is n t'jbsldlnry the Chnmbcr of Commerce and th% “ I am an optimist, have always Woman’s Club, who are sanction­ 000,000 annually for five years as fought a game an the Plant City s pendrated the been un optimist, always will be ing the nffnir state that final ar­ ful current interest on the con­ v, killing five! solidated d e b t X o f approximately an optimist," he said. “ Ever since rangements nre completed. jg shells on the | ?4,200,000,000 which France owes I have been in business I have be­ City Attorney George A. Doto the United States. lieved in investing money, build­ ThousandDel egates at Beach Cottes has consented, they an­ Cabinet Taken Step ing up properties, going ahead in nounce, to furnish u full explana­ For Annunl State Conven­ Greece The cabinet decided that nnoth- 1 .............. .......... ......... --- r - y - — - . .__ _ . accordance with my dreams of tion o f purposes of the newly ap­ ndemnity of l!,tion; High Officials And what could be and ought to lie. it pointed Street and Park Bcuutifi- er attempt to come to a definite City was better equipped in re- gin nt 8 o clock in the morning anti inrM gold from Men of Prominence Attend is amazing how often these cation Committee. He will talk of f>»nl arrangement with Greece condreams have come true." the provisions of the ordinance and was preferable to an effort to get Kirovoktd attack the character o f its personnel. S. parliament to ratify the provin'onBethlehem's marvelous plant for D AYTO N A, Fla., Oct. 22.— (/P)— Ton the frontier nl accord. In both the chamber and 1 Other demands One thousand Kiwnnians, the most producing munitions has been turn­ O. Shinliolscr will also address tho the senate a strong curent of opin­ meeting tonight, it is stated. ed 99 per cent to production of representative outpouring o f k i ­ ».... t .................................—•r , u an apology ion has set in against the provi­ with only a tirict rest uciwoen nai- spuna, iuciuiui.k »cnn, power boat racing; band concerts; m in completed, they m y, for the A member o f the City Planning sional agreement. What France vcg , the responsible wnnians for u similar gathering in implements of peace, and nil of in an ultimn- the history o f the organization, "Bethlehem’s investment in new Commission, Mr. Shinholsor will, full current interest on the conPaiatka easily conquered DoLand ^ V v lK S S f f tJ r m ffi review u. o f the work of posals tho Caillaux mission made llgarian govero- will be here fo r the seventh nrr»- properties and new advancement is present present a a review in full confidence that the years to nun! convention o f the ^Florida Dis­ that body os applied to recreational ^ w „ hinRton was tht, 8ubject ()f ciilvely S a S * "l^ sbu Jg . who to cost Sr.00; and a grand , here, an d^ rlam lo Vcportcd, a time trict, the opening segsion o f which come will lie years of pence.” needs o f the city, and will outline today's discussion between the pre“ Undeveloped possibilities in its plans for the future in his re- mjer an(j fjnanCL, minister. It in coilt?st 'iff*the^sea:on .*ComparatVve will be held Thursday morning at In the morning, it is nnnoun. cd A ccording to the announcement, declared WedSouth America, Africa and Asia .... Legion will ........................... __ work will bo started in the near fujourney to the generally ajfroed in official and scores, however, in any sports nre tho gt Greek troops the Clarendon Hotel, convention promise America a part undreamed 8PCC^' eemeVeryThe advance snlo o f ticket*, nnd p,,Utica? ' • that France1* ca- very unreliable, and many a lo»- cc luljrariait turri- headquarters. . to miiik^iind" decorate tho , turo upon the construction of a Early arrivals included John H. o f in years past," he stated. the local interest manifested in the jmcity •„ pay her foreign debts Ing tenm is liable to defeat n win- graves o f their comrades who lmvo dock and torminal warehouse, to rtationed along The need for reducing costs and meeting tonight, indicate a good depends on the solution o f the ner over its own conqueror. bo erected oil tho property nt International crossed tho Great Divide. itiative for ad- Moss, Milwaukee, developing nien nre two great pro­ representative) attendance, those in pre9Sing difficulties of her treasAlso tho tonm which will face | it i« planned to have the city French Avenue and Commercial a;,ures, he ad- president, who came in on the noon blems and “ not th • least of the le general com- train Wednesday and was met at needs o f the hour is development charge o f tho arrangements de- ury Paiatka tomorrow will be a much decorated for tho occasion in holi- Street, recently leaded .for the purrpbc bpy lo ^ C.nllauy's plan to irpproved aggregation over the one day attire with flags, banners, pose. The tract cmnprise]i nn 1100 nrny corps with the station by a reception commit­ o f the art of humnn engineering, clare. It is thought that much foot frontage on Luke Monroe amf tee, und Scott Loftin o f Jackson­ will be a erm p l shed at this n rcMOvnto French finances is the' which was held to a tie by Ixh>s - hunting und drapes significant of loniki. ,,ion ()f u sinkin|f fund f or bur". Sanford has improved in eaeli tile celebration. The l-egion o ffic­ extends south to tho Atlaidc Coast ville,. district governor. Fred C. the art uf .enabling men to get to secure a heartier co-operation In W. I’nrker will arrive Thursday as greater results in both achieve­ Sanford m connection with wor ku(|, domestic and foreign debta »»nmo under the excellent coaching ials Imve arranged with J. U. Ste- Lino Railroad right-of-way. Com­ Point ment and happiness out of their furnishing seasonal tourists, as A w tt||inu.Ilt with Washington, it modem equipcquipwill John W. Martin, governor o f of H. C. Wclchel, and it is reason­ wart. who tins deeornt d the city plete installation o f motleni </P)—Greece work than ever before." well ns residents here, with recre|g reninrk(.d hy l)ffjcja|H here would Florida, and W. W. Brandon, gov­ able to expect that the locals have for the coming Shrine ceremonial. "f"' at a delicate Wnr results promise a lowered un'* nmp*° facilities for the j)tj easier when the financial mean- gone oven further after tho hard to hnndlu this end of the program. (rtions over the ernor o f Alabama. living standard in Europe, with a ational diversions. ... ... . . i trans-shipment of motor trucks is The progruni, complete nnd uug- urcH nmv m view have been nc- battle o f last Saturday. The game Other Notables Expected I he new officers plan to make p|anncj f or terminal here. p guards near necessity for American busine.-s usual. Other notables expected include there to be transacted upon a ba­ mented, for tlie affair this evening CCnted by parliament, but the niin- will start at 4 oclock Grtco-UulgurThe Athletic Association will S. W. McCallie, governor o f the sis o f economy, enabling competi­ which is Bcnedulcd to begin nt 8 j S(L.r 0f finance is unwilling to ndav. S k 'B S ’M r a a f S t s « ;« « - ,* ? r o'clock, lias •been announced, and J,|eluy the renewal o f negotiations hold a dance in the City Hall in the c. Mlmunily. mity. It .. . » .,» Orlando, .it " in f " pointed ' "r.™ nut » incident differ Tennessee district; Fruuk WiUiam- tion with any country. thnt a )with the American‘government un- evening. several speakers last night ^that Itches from Ath son, governor o f the Alabama dis­ "Altogether too many men have is here given: largo o ffice nnd freight ngency As far as can lie learned, Clyde the l.egion lias a membership in lnvocation. til domestic problems are out o f here fighting, trict; Samuel Cummins, interna­ to do routine jobs unrelieved by Booth will lie the only regular who Sanford greater than the combined will lie maintained in connection Welcome Address, Mrs. W. L. the way. Rsued after the tional trustee; Emil Theuer, g ov ­ variety or change of scene," he will bo unable to play tomorrow. rr.lI of the Rotary, Kiwanis, und with tho w’urchouso here. Officers al and the ernor of the Minnesota district and . gaj(j “ tI believe ____ that__n ____ man gets Henley, Chairman Welfare Depart- j Therefore, with the authority of stated that he local operations will l a t e s t joy out of work and I mcfd*k captain hy many past presidents and officials. ■ „ _ „ ... |the cabinet M. Caillaux, probably He sustained a painful injury to I.ions Clubs and should take an ho in charge o f J. II. Elliott, who his shoulder early in the Plant important part in community ac­ Response, E. F. Housholder. wj| | semi a new o ffe r to Washingt tired on This will be the first time in the j,avc no patience with those who Purpose o f Meeting, Edward i„.fnr.. tho end o f next week. City game. His place will lie ably tivities. It is with this idea in has been in Hanford for some time Demirhiuar. history o f a Kiwanis district con- think nien Mre going to be happier filled, however, by Pope, who is im­ mindc that the Legion"'plans such Poking a fter the interests o f tho *Kt»ph Agency vention that proving rapidly in each game. The an extensive undertaking for Ar­ company. Ik .olditr enter- ficeis have Motor Trucks To Be Used line-up which will probably start mistice Day. Rory mu Denii- attendance O fficers o f the company explain­ the game is: There were several interesting and wounded a largo ns thnt ... Right End discussions on topics concerning ed that a fleet o f fnst motor trucks Booth .......... ’ who in turn fir- thu conventions Gottingh.ini R.i,YheM .Ul'klLilth e service men, on hospitalization will he placed in operation between fG reek. Tku v&s severance Whitfield Right Guam nJJ(j carL, f l)r ,|isa|)i,.,| and wound : I Hanford and Orlando and Orlando ington by asking in return that plan, however, whereby men, even mc« « ‘ lades acrou the ida-Alabama district. Center veterans, nnd on the welfare work and Leesburg, at once, providing About It— the American debt commission ac- Pone ....... in the subordinate ranks of life, " hnt Shall We pDignrian Entertainment Provided Left Guard o f the auxiliary. Dutton It was unnounc- a means of rapid inter-city deliv­ eipt a clause safe safe-guarding ion act with the -pho entertainment features ; r » n r ,.' s r , 'f v t c l.cft Tackle th ery o f exprom nnd freight mutter. innking payments (■rier d that Florida has Mill1' |r at Dcimrhimr- videil for the conventionii arc ’ tht* .... Ht .out „ f „ o r f„ n „ in , ^ WomL^H France from •\i •••■! to i 'itute a piu.en(C ) Left End p,ical :.i at:ides in memliersii,, T R::~HI that would gravely embarnss licr — i- o f the task.**. ............................. bus service between these Quarter Buck gains o f any state in the Union, . nmst elaborate in the nmuiD Club, Mrs. Henry Wight, President. in ease her financial restoration |Thompson fr ,an,ilm ,!1,!,ltv Halifax country ami coiiiparcs favRight llu lf having won every award for in­ points ur tho Spring, at which time Musical Selection. were unduly delayed for any icu- Burlier u ir-l‘ 9 uIk;i- |0rably with international conven­ .......... lx*ft 11••11 creased mcmhorsliip for the past the freight service will be extend­ I.ions Club, F. W. Talbot; Libra­ son. tion programs. Entsmingi r Full Bnek two years with the exception o f ed to include a number of addition­ ry, Mrs. Annie Van Ness Brown; The grand banquet to be held A large attendance is expected nil award won hy the Department al cities tying within a radius of Sanford Yacht Club, .1. R. Emory, Til) mites o f Orlando. Burlington Fireman at tomorrow’s game, as we are c f France. Friday evening at the Clarendon Commodore Sanford Yacht Club. Dieted And Hotel, now enjoying ideal weather for the will be attended by 1,000 Additional bout service will be Street and Park Beautification Saves Life o f Child gridiron sport. The city officials to Trial For leraons. Them nin dining room Committee, Provisions of Ordi­ I A' t . ’ 1 % added, it is pointed out, ns ineroashave arranged for free parking S t a r t on the first floor o f the famous 1J l S t r i D u l I O n jaj. demands warrant, although for* and its Personnel!, Geo. A. )on Woman leach hostelry will be supplement- Final plans have b.-en completed nance BKAVERCITY, Neb., Oct. 22.— space inside the grounds, hut re* n r DoCottes. ( D ir e c t o r V lh« present it is believed that one persons. The main dining room for the meeting o f the Sanford City Planning Commission, S. O. (Ah—Climbing from his call and quest the drivers to refrain from I J I LNC** I /1 I C l lO I y \Jl j vessel will Ikj found iilnnle for the poising on the pilot o f his engine, I crossing the baseball diamond. i>, Ga., Ort. 22.— and the grill, permitting the seat­ Women’s Christian Temperance |c,bjnk0laer, Chairman. Business Houses Here present v»tumn o f tra ffic. The ofR. E, Sutton, Burling Railroad, _____________________ Jwas on trial h" re ing o f a crowd that would tux the Union, to he held tonight in the open Discussion. |fleers report thnt the Augusta carCongregational Church, according fcr *n the Kniun- capacity of a large auditorium. nreman snatched a two yeur old I |j L, c„ aAlnl lrliO ll lt lP Pl . Distribution > •• o TTT i : ' rit',, u ful1 ‘•’“ ‘‘gu, . on its initial trip, child from in front o f the moving I f 1 H H l l f the new elussi.. I.under Hotcs T o Be Hosts. to word received today from offi­ train yesterday. Tho squirming irfc . /\ P / 1* __ |fied husines directory, to be known1 Loot I autnortllea are snia to do Markets in the stete’s ,_ pris_ -A notable and unusunl courtesy cers o f the organization. child slipped from the fireman’s i v i)L l I U I L l I C U S as tho Illue Book o f Seminole cou n -, ‘■•ntbused uponi learning o f the new ■m with an attack will ha the grand hall to he given ..... .. An ................. attractive _program lias been CHICAGO, Oct. 22 (A*)— Wheat |gloved hand before the train wus ty, was begun Tuesday hy reprerv 1 i_ 110/ . . . ! i f .i J! woman, who the Kiwanis convention by the lo- arranged for the occasion nnd the T f H T l O r r n W sentatives of the Lamar Publishing the Independent Line will provide | ,u Honda. cal Rotary club on Thursday night, officers are urging nil members, December, LI-’CV* to l.ld U ; May, stopped, however, und fell between ^ q p ' l f l p the rails. He was picked up a , lL i u h i u i i u i i |Company, of Daytona Beach, who additional ussurance that the confoman said she left This will be held at the famous and others who may be interested 1.41Vj to 1.42; Corn, December ft-w car lengths back suffering ,, , •gathered the data used in compilhnVu' 7.4^ "to 71; Outs, December 391* the movement to attend 1 *• »a I was niak- j Pier Casino, the entire pier having ( Local police officers, working in .u,. rt,cord who made the un- llnK fncllltlc* throughout the southonly minor bruises. to 39»,«. been engaged for the evening. Among the speakers engaged for and by rides conjunction with the officials o f the i n0unCo ment l t>r» »,urt o f Florida will not be cxPreceding tlte dunce, a reception the meeting nre Mrs. Ella Parker autoists. While John Robinson Circus showing h e r e . . ... ... tended to include Sanford. It is 1 rounty she said will be held on the pier for the in- o f Ht. Cloud, state vice-president, tomorrow, announced unnuum-vu this VIU» u n ci • . ,, , •M. * . # .. __ 1.°.''!* i .. .j i tu«M pointed iiuuiivu out nuw that, uuu, ua u relief »vuv» afterus a . by -j w .... „.ltern ation a I und district officers, at , who will talk on •Christian U tinoon that special arrangements clamfied lists of every hu.i- meagure for 0)her localities, the °P A. convicted |whlch time the district president jen ship :’’ her husband, who is the Ihave been made to take care o f “ n‘ , u^> <>f this city as a shipning termC. A. Wheeler w h o 'w ill deliver his annual nddress, two Methodist minister at St. Cloud, ownt'iwn traffic during the circus cnun >. placed i iln jnai wjR he felt here in the Increas,downt j L *ho took her Miami orcliestras will play for the and Mrs. Belle Avery, o f Taft, who o f shipments passing parade morning. S S L tomorrow ............................... r . - Eand S ' professional headings, ing •»* «volumn * » » » o< 1S ness 1' to 3 house where dancing. What promises to prove is the district president of the so­ They have worked out a route through the city. Fu. ANTWERP. Belgium, Oct. 22. . w ent; t o ^ f o l lo w 'S v ir J»«rtlng with Hanford and coverona of the spiciest c f tho enter­ ciety , ... early m this moaning, -u .a pisioi pistol o f fhp r|tv Thl,|ing every community id the counis morning, _ Rev Purker, it is announced, will _(/P)__Cuptain A. H. Glews.com - in cany w.u kept in a tainment features will he the stag ____ . „ ,i,„ <'-mndiun Pacific shot was heard. The captain was uw «■<•»«' ; . . Crew Denies Charges aRd tirought to buffet given by Kiwanians T h u rs-, address the meeting on the subject Liner Melita, was shot nnd killed found dead with a bullet wound, P^TrtV^ Ave.iuc ^ t ^^‘ V o ’d ock I . : to *t morning where day evening in the dining room o f „ f “ Law Enforcement" lie is said ‘ on Union Avenue at 10:30 o ’clock , As As mi « " additional U(l' , convenience ‘ phone number O f Cowardice at Sea She sought the hotel Clarendon, ut which time to he a speaker o f ability, who ser- j j„ his cab on the Melita here early m his head, . .. ........ ........... .. m ovin, w .,t •■■ .»•. hlu house nnd profesa cabaret program will be given by ved years as county judge and as Wednesday while he slept. lh . e lhnt Towcrs I lvr story and was thence south to ‘ “ Lh 1 Two Other officers o f the ship er shooting the communder..., en- CentralI, Avenue, NEW YORK. Oct. 22.—</P>—Six­ twelve nationally known vaudeville prosecuting attorney in Kansas, thcnce west to I"*? . 1 .n,®n pmced to the right |treatment. S l r e e t . t h e n c e w e s t t n • 1 1 ,1 “ red Gilmore’s cabin and shot the Seventh .StrceL ty-six members o f the crow of artists who are being brought here before coming to this state were wounded. .. . , |n|w. ,n thc face> ....................‘ u i ’iirk Avenue, thence north to First tbc‘ r The directory also contains a tho steamship Comanche, which Thomas Towers, first-officer, for the convention. The complete program for the Street, thence east to Hanford A v e­ Other officers were attracted to Debt Parley meeting, as announced curlier in was arrested, charged with the the scene, and in a struggle with nue, thence louth to Union Avenue complete numerical list o f every was burned o ff Florida last Saturtelcphono in Sanford, starting with day night, arrived in port today murder and will btr hnndcd^ oycr week is here given in full. Towers, the second-engineer was, thence east to the grounds, faves For U.S. Ohio T ra ffic Men Try theHong, the lowest number und running to aboard the 'Cherokee. They de"Onward Christian Hot- to the British authorities at South­ shot twice in the lungs. Members) It is thought that the parade , * ampton when the liner arrived of thc crew eventually overpower- will reach the downtown district of the highest, making It possiblo to i nied passengers charges IF. drunkTo Stem Florida Tide diets.” locute any desired number w ithout, ennexs and cowardice by the negro there today. He is said to have Welcome of Congregational • — Members the city about 11 o'clock. an exhaustive xcurch. members o f crow. told police he shot Captain Clews ed Towers and disarmed him. , Debt CommisChurch, Mrs. Jennie Munson. Served In War < ___________________________________________________________ _ JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 22.— (/P) because the commander ami other W ay f ° r WashingWelcome to City, John G. Leon—-Whiio Ohio interests aie mov­ officers had tried to wreck his in Birkenhead, w u s *b'!rn^ ^ L iv e r- SlirincT.s Instiill LluL h* L w',! attempt to ing Heaven and Earth in an e f­ ardy. Woman Has P erfect New Tax Schedule Is _ . T » ,*ttl*r|0|jt of what career. Reuding o f Scripture, Re>. *• • fort to discourage migration to Captain Clews was a nephew of pool. He joined the Canadian PaIn Twin Cities T oday Hand j n Mah Jong Proposed To Mellon riorum they are overlooking no Nixon. tho late Henry Clews. Wall Street cific in 1904. In the World War. Pruyer, Dr. Armstrong. . „ bets, according to information re­ whn Foolish by birth, he served first in the Cameroons, AVONPARK, Fin., Oct. 22.— (JP) CLEVELAND, Oct., 22. — ■ WASHINGTON. Oct. 22. (iP)— in 1921 returning from there to England —Shriners from nil o f South Flor­ Liner To Be ceived hy the Florida Develop- Address "Christiun Citizenship n T . i perfect Mah-Jong Hand, the fir s t 1 A new schedule of normal income .. JMnt Board. Traffic managers of Mrs. Ella Parker. Wounded in Hospital 1 in command o f a German prize ida are pouring into the Twin Cit­ reported here, was held by rates was presented to tK» House ‘i-CiothamRun industries at Mansfield at their Vocal Solo, Selected. Mrs. I . “ • Thc wounded officers were mk-1 ■hJgtenrtlrda, he was made com- ies today for the installation of the ever Mrs. S. S. Huns in n a game lust Ways and Means Committee today monthly meeting last week dis­ Fry Highlands Shrine Club under the night. Airs. Unas displayed to hy Secretary Mellon. Tho proposed Reading o f the Resolutions pas-’ cussed freight congestion in Flor­ jurisdiction of the Egypt Temple’s laie’ °|C| U 22— W V -T h o ida. three other participants a hanu suggests u rate of one per cent on Mrs. ed by the Sanford Union, parade und dinner dance ure plan- with fourteen honors. Thr great; the first |3,0t)0 o f taxable iu, ,w Liner Kroonland ‘‘ Mansfield shippers are exper­ Belle Avery. rim. }.nternational Mernumber o f tiles, 141, ntukes a per- come, two per cent onth? next iencing considerable difficulty in Song, “ Ribbon White. The 1,000, three per cent on the next wl11 fe t i n g their products into Flor" Address, “ Law Enforcement recr ’ held the Itgy.j liu n u n e .oclcty ,J The federal !i»w on mltcrntory feet hand almost impossibly. hand broke up (ho game. ‘ I $4,000 und five per cent thereafter, Ud il?„ ? nL. bctween iLumi thl» winter, J J V 'J g ji th« Mansfield Nows in Rev. Parker. Police «ny that ihortly diploma for life-saving, bird* closes the season on Jan. 31. “ n article concerning the meeting. Benediction. CHICAGO, Oct. 22.— ( £ ) — In u daring holdup >n Chica­ g o ’s financial district early to­ day, three federal reserve mes­ sengers were robbed o f an ex­ press package and two small stacks o f registered mail by three men who escaped with others in two automobiles. Based James B. McDougnl, Gover1 nor o f the bank, said it was imflO And poiulble to identify the nature Move To o f the shipments to the bank or to the extent o f loss pend­ imfitum ing checks. The meaesngers, W . Nordcli, Richard Flasku and Julian Giomb were return­ ing to the bank with pouches in n hand cart when they were stopped two blocks from the ’e t r ic h bank, which is in the heart of LaSalle Street district, threa­ tening them with plstois and sawed o ff iu ot "uns. The robbers compelled the employes to raise their Apology bank hunds while they tossed the sacks into one of the waiting . 22.— ( A P ) automobiles and took the ex ­ press pnekago from Nordcli. Lay the BulThey leaped back into automo­ L t as a counbiles and sped away. Hundreds, ■t> Green ultio f detectives, armed with riot tvariled a proguns i•.•arched until dawn for he League of the two cars. The escape o f the gunmen on article ten. was aided by a snowstorm of u troops along cl most blizzard proportions, ,tier have been which began to sweep the city I otter the utJust beforil the hold-up. | l) Green advance LOCAL WAR V E T S | ^ e ia mLo°ul„°gf ELECT OFFICERS AT DINNER Warehouse Will Be lllery ire Given In Which Built Here Soon PLANS FOR CIVIC DINNER TONIGHT ARE COMPLETE KiWANIS CLUBS REACH DAYTONA FOR MEET TODAY { S iV.C.T.U Completes Plans For Special MeetingHereloday Of Ship Captain Killed While He Sleeps; Fellow Officer Confesses To Murder �■I T -i ' v t**y ‘- 1 ■ ............... '. .... . THE 3ANF0RD HERALD. WEDNESDAV, OCTOBER 21, 1925. r o r n r o r thk miles nil paved. Melbourne J tU H 'l.ll, rilM l IT to Sebastian River, 17 miles, 5 miles shelled road, remainder m '-IIy ,J L U tV rV - •* fllA.Xpaved. Sebastian to Miami 150 M. M. Luxnber, C. It. XVeriz. Mary miles nil paved. Ijrowneti Williams. X. W . Williams. ,N ami mu STATE ROAD CONDITIONS Ec 11 i> *i -VI. I K 'T 'V 1 u r! : / S' I t ! Road No. 1 -Nunez Ferry In Jacksonville. Nunez Ferry to Pensacola, from Sage bridge .1 miles east old earth road, condition, fair. Sixteen mile* concrete, excellent. Pensacoln to Escambin Bay, county road in fair ahape. Escambia Bay to MilliRan, brick nnd sand clay in good ahape. Millignn to Mossy head, county road rough. Mossy head to DeFuniak, under construction nnd rough, no detours. DeFuniak to Caryville, good sand clay. Caryville to Cottondale, county road in fair shape. Cottondale to Marianna, sand clay rood in good shape. Marianna to ten miles east of Chattahoochee, coun­ ty road in fair shape. From Point above referred to, to (Quincy, un­ der construction. Tnke north county road which is in good shape. Quincy to I miles cast o f Quincy, Rood snnd clay. From point above referred to, to Tallahassee, coun­ ty road in fnir shnpe. Tallahas­ see to 8 miles east on Wndosboro road county road in fnir shape. Tnke new road 8 miles east of good sand clay. Aucilln River to Green­ ville, sand clay road in good con­ dition. On leaving Greenville fol­ low State road No. 1 to Madison, Lee, Live Oak, Lake City and East. It is in excellent condition. Lnku City to Jacksonville, hard surfaced with asphalt, concrete nnd brick. Lurrlo Cain Hoad No. 3— Hick' Springs to Fort Myers. High Springs to Niewbcrry and Archer under construction, short detours. Archer to Wjlliston nnd Borneo, fair. Romeo to Dunncllon asphalt surface excellent1* Dunnclm > to ^ Inverness and Itrooksville lon rough with exception o f 10 miles new bare just completed near In­ verness. Brooksvilie through Tampa, Bradenton and Sara­ sota to Punta Gorda, good except for 12 miles of road south of Six Mile Creek under construc­ tion. Traffic should take the Bayshore Rond Tampa to Bradenton. Punta Gorda to Ft. Myers, fair. Road No. 8.— Haines City to Ft. Pierce. Haines City through Frostproof, Sobring, Avon Park, etc., to Luke Annie, good. I.nkc Annie to Palm Circle, road is open to traffic but rough nnd somewhat dangerous, especially in rainy weather. Road No. 2.1.— Bellcview ’ to Plant City. This road is excellent in Marion, Sumter, Hernando and Paseo counties with exception of 3 miles of rough base in Hernando county. This is the best road for travel to Tampa from Ocnln. North lino Hernando County through Dado City to Plant City, excellent. Two Line to mile detour north o f Plant City. Road No. 2.— Georgia Fort Myers, Georgia Line to Jasper, snnd clay in excellent condition. Jas­ per to Whito Springs sand clay road In fair condition. White Springs through Lake City, High Springs and on to Gainesville ex­ cellent asphalt-concrete road. High Springs to Gainesville 25 miles o f asphalt excellent. First 10 milca south of Gainesville asphalt, very Rood. End of asphalt to Micunopy 5 miles rough. Micnnopy to Low ­ ell asphalt surface, excellent. Low ­ ell to Ocala nsphalt surface under construction. Detour about one mile in fair condition. Ocala to Bolleview nnd Leesburg excellent asphalt surface. Lccaburg to F.uhtis and Mount Dora, good. Mount Dorn to Fort Myers, generally in good condition except detour be­ tween Olga and Fort Myers nnd fou r miles south o f Z olfo which is muddy in rainy weather. r Grid Leader NEW LUMBER YARD and U. W . McDowell, Complainants, Francis J. Lynch, Vt nl. Defendant. n r i r . T t i t i .k CITATION To Franeis J. Lynch and hus­ band. John j n n n Lynch; i.yncn; ----------------■■ -- IIh<­ter. whose Christian name Is un­ known. wife of M. K. Ilesler; ----------------------- Itlctiart, whose Chris­ tian .■.III name Maim- Is in UTIKnown, unknown, .. wife ............. of James It. Itlehart; W . II. Lie; !•'. C. Lee and wife, Carrie A. Lee; (ieorKc W . Cramer nnd wife. Susan 17. Cramer; and each ami every of the said defendants, if living and If any or till of said defendants bn dead, then to the heirs, devisees, gran­ tees. or other claimants, under each and every of the above mimed de­ fendants, to-wir; rranrls J. Lynch ami husband. John Lynch; —-------------Hester, whose Christian nano- Is unknown, wife of M. K. Ile»t<r: Itlclinrt. whose Chris­ tian name Is unknown, wife of Janoti It. Itlehart; W. II. Lee. F. *C.. Lee ii’ ^ and iiiui wife, »> iif, »Carrie iirri*1 A.• • ••• • I....7 Ceorgu W . Cratner and wife. Susan K. C ram er; claiming Interests In and t<» the lands hereinafter des­ cribed; Jo all persons, whose names are nnk-jinwn claiming- Interests as heirs, ditvlres. grantees, or other­ wise lin.'Jer Mrs. Kmlly C Itlclinrt. deceased. In and to tlo- lands hereInufter olracrllieill and to all per­ sons nnd parties whose nano' are unknown claiming any riulit. title or interest In and to the following described property. situate. lying and being in the County of Semi­ nole anil .Slate of Florida, more particularly described as follows: to •with : Lots 1. 2,. 4. C. 6. 7, *. 9,, 10. 11. :t . 36. 2*. 21* , io. m. nn. ?•t. nr,. r.r.. :i7, ns, 4i»; it. tn. 41), tr,. u«. u». r.o. 5t. t, 2,. r.3. SI. ltd, r.T. CK. •>W,, U .... 60, U, "61. I, • 1<I 62 till a*1 ml all »•! rtir#*•• rltifii Sulxll vIhIi. m n* r*T<»nle«l lo Flat. Hook a. pages It ami C. or the I'ulillr llerords of Seminole County, Florliln. or any part or parrel thereof under the alMivo named neD-mlantH or oth­ erwise. It Is hereby ordered that you and each <<f you he and appear before onr enttI Circuit Court at the Court Mouse at Sanford. Florida on the Kill ilny o f November, A. I». I'.tJj. ami lliun nnd there make answer to the Jilll of eomplalnt exlilblted ngalnst. yon in this cause. It Is further ordered that this order ho published In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper publish-d lit Sanford. Seminole ............ .. Florida. once each week for four ronseeutin* Weeks. WITN KSS my Tiand and seal of Mu* Circuit Court of the Seventh Circuit of the State of Florida. In ami for Henilmde Countv, on this the n t h day of October A. D . U*2S. V. 12. DtilTILASS, Clerk of tlo< Circuit Court of the Seventh Jiidh'lal circuit of Florida In ami for Seminole Countv. Florida My A. M WfcKKS. SKAL) Deputj Clerk „ Cl ITT IIS \ SFFVCF.It. .-C.lli-ltors and of t'ounsel for the <Voaplalnant. sriT to T in : n u t i it c o t iit o r Tin: > I d K VI II ,|| Oil I \|. l u t i l I I O f FLORIDA, IN AND FOIl SK1II 'tO l.K l OI N I V. IN ('ll \ Ni ;|'it i im Road No. 3.— Georgia Line to Orlando. Wiid.n Landing to Vuiro snnd clay road in good condition. Yttlee to six miles south shell road m fair condition. Front this point on , Into Jacksonville nnd Green Cove Springs paved road brick anil treated rock linse. Green Cove Springs to Pulntkn graded and im­ proved road, rough but passable. Green Cove Springs to Paintk.i rough to end of brick at Rive Crock. New road being grad- d but does not interfere with traffic. Brick road from Rice Creek thru Pnlntka to San Mateo to Dunn’s Crook fair. Asphalt surface from Dunn’s Creek to Sisco , Crosccnt City, Pierson ami De­ Leon Springs, excellent. De­ Leon Springs through Del.and to Sanford nnd Orlando, fair. De­ tours between Dul.and nnd Sanford as good us possible to keep sand detours, rough hut entirely pa- ta­ ble. Snnford through Seminole und Orange Counties to Oriaml i, Walter “ Red" Malian, is captain good. of the West Virginia University football eleven, lie plays a guard Rnad No. I.—Georgia Line in position and is rated one o f the Miami. best the Mountaineers have hud in Ilnril surfaced front St. Mary’s quite a while. A successful Henson River to Jackaonvillo witli asphalt is anticipated with him leading tile and brick, excellent. Rond under leant on the field of battle. construction by Duval County This is Nick hutsch, University of from Bayard to St. Johns County Iuwji' h Mipvrmun. lie runs the line. Duval county line to Bun­ short dashes in close to record nell (12 miles, t> foot brick road with rock shoulders, fair. Bun­ nell to end Reilly's asphalt road s %\ i o k i i « m u m : i’ n .i : \m Mi 0 miles asphalt surface, excellent. \\ o n u s Volusia county lint to Daytona No. 'JUil I'urL Akrimr very good.Daytona to New Smyrna 111k It (Mtucrifl N’m'tiiiin M.iclthio 15 miles, quarter mile detour, re­ till Hit' (III! * Vim••M!••!!t'* f.miniiN I'i rtdati mainder paved. New Smyrna to |irr|iiii at Ion m it wii cnlunt and Brevard county line 22 miles jm Hi I Vt H \ Milt |III; •1 milu detour, remainder pav­ Hrlrtillflt' i ’ lt.utliiK Iin*linn Mat* InLu 'I I••vi. ed. Brevard county line to Titusville, 12 miles all paved. Titusville to Cocoa 18 miles all paved. Cocoa to Melbourne E v e n in g H tisincss CI:lss HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. a ■r. \ •' W O E TEN ! 1 • ------------------------------------------ - E v e r y M o n d a y , W e d n e .sd n y and F riday Beginners A complete line of Cypress and I'lnc Framing K v en in g 7 & !> may enter ut any time . Joo Cameron. <'omplaliiniit, vs. Mole rt I’ aymnml Head, et nl.. Defendants. TO III IKT TITI.K (TTATION To Hubert Itavuiond Meat) ami *•1 IT w i f e . ----------- Itoad. whose Clii-I- Man narntt Is mil. now u; ami eaeii ami every of tin- above named t|. f. nditnts. If living, nnd If elllli I ••r nlj of said ih feinlants he ,|. ,.,| it. all parties elatmlng Inter. ' n . del the follow tag lleeeasell tlef, n.| fore our said Circuit Court at the .V.urt iiou«»* at .sanfurii. Florida, on JI,,. I MU day of November A. D.. t«jj then anti them make nitsw.’ r ’ to the Mil of complaint exhibi­ ted against you In this cause. |t Is further ordered that thin o r ­ der he published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper Published In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. Ii’nre each week for four consecu­ tive weeks. WITNCSS my hand and the seat of the "Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida. In ami for Seminole Coun­ ty on tills the 13th day of October, A.’ D.. I^2.1. * n i t ; t int i i t c o t i i t o f T i lt : SKI i:\TII Jl OICIAI. ( lilt T I T til1 Cl.OH ION. IN AND F o il s|;i|INOI.K IOI NTV. I.\ l MAN - in CKItt. A. V. .Mcfluln, vs. Complainant, Moses J. Taylor. Jr., et nl.. Defendants. t i r i n T t i t i .k t i t a t i o .n To Moses J: Taylor. Jr., nnd wife, — Ta> lor, whose Christian nano Is unknown; Martha W il­ liam- Lovlck I* Williams nnd wife, stir to ---------------- Wlllintns, whose Chrla* tlnu name Is unknown; William A. ... William- and w Ife Williams, whose Christian name Is unknown: ami each and every of the aleur uaimd defendants. If liv­ ing. and If either, any or all of said defendants he dead, to all par­ ties claiming Interests under the following deceased defendants, towit; Moses .1 Tavlor, Jr., nnd wife. --------------Taylor, whose Chris­ tian name I* unknown: Martha W l Ilium*. I.ovlrk I'. Williams and wife. Williams, who* Christlan tinnu is unknown; wnIIAin A Williams and wife, Williams, whose Christian name Is unknown; or otherwise, in and t" Hie following tb -iTilted land, sit a ate. Ivlm; ami being In the County of fteialinde ami State of Florbla. more particularly described as fnllows. to.wit The We*t Due-Half ( W t - 2 ) of the N'orthiv. «t Quarter (N K I-4) of tip South. ,i' t Quarter (S K I-1) of S. rtlnn 27. Township I'.t South, Ham.o 20 Hast. to all persons or parties claiming an Interest under William Williams, deceased, a* heirs, devisees, gran­ tees. or other claimants, or other­ wise, in and to the lands Ip rduatiove described; and to any and all other persons whose names are un­ known. claiming nnv right, title . r Interest In nnd to the lands herein­ above drsrrlhi'd or any putt or parcel thereof. It is hereby ordered that you nnd enelt of .on he amt appear before our said Circuit Court at the Cnutt House at Sanford Florida on the lltli day of November, A. D . |fi2.'». and then ami there tnako answer to the 1,111 of complaint exhibited against you In this cause. It I* further ord> red that this or­ der he published In Tlo- Sanford Merabi, a newspaper published In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, one,, each week for four consecu­ tive Weeks. Witness my linnd and the seal of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Jmtl'lul Circuit of llic State of Florida. In and for S, rnlnolo Conn, ti "ti this tlo- 1:1th day of October. A. I>. C»2.*.. V. 17. DOCOLASS. . Cleit. of the •11r< nit Court of the Sei.nlli .1ml Ida I Circuit of Florida, in ami for Seminole Count. Ily A. M. W K H K p Deputy Clerk. (SHAH D'IT i t t k h a s i ' r:v c I ' h . Solhltoru and of Counsel for the Beautiful residential and business lots in the heart o f the business district o f Osteen, Fla. cross state Highway now being built from DeLand to Titusville on the east coast which cuts directly through our poperty. Beautiful Lots 52 X 154 Feet Beautiful Shade. .south. Ramie 2» IJn t. lying fcn»t i.r ttio u « k i vu nu \,i unit lo uny und ull ..Mu r p. i -on* >whose tmnies III. Iiiikiiuwn. el.i, iiiIiii any right, till,- or iiii,-r• -i iii ltl,i lo III" binds low. Hi.ihov. ,|.w, r||„ ,i or any part or parrel thi r. of. I' Is hernli) urilereit that i on and e.irli of you tio and appear he. WAIT for BITHLO * When? j SSI announcement which is the first to the public. PAINS ALL OVER ^ c ha\e succeeded in closing deals with two large concerns fw.' factory and wholesale distributing warehouse on this property tlm| week. •V n ■ ■ ■ Weathersby, Mias.—Mrs. Jatnc.i M. Hall, of this place, writes that nho was “ Kottlng weaker nil tho tlmo" Avlion Cardtil, iho woman’s tonic, waj first brought to her attention. After she had taken Cardui a while, *ho writes that sho "never did soo r.urh nn Improvement." “ I suffered alt the Unto and had l>alna ull over," sayu Mrs. Hall. "I was so weak I rould not stand. My nkln was cold and flabby, t dl l tint havo any rotor. | had alwaju |»s'n a very active woman— used to outdoor exurelae, walking and golni; whero I pleased, and to get down not nblo to get mysolt a drink, waa indeed a hardship. "Nothing Hcimted to help me. till I began on Cardui. The first bottla Boomed to utrengthcn Ino> ail(1 f ' ?1" 1 for f1Vo ">oro. By tho tlmo I had Liken these, I was on my feet, going around, lining my work Rained in health and strength. ' "I took two moro bottles, "and I urn well and strung. Can work my Harden. 1 haven’t had any more iilckncBfl. Ask your druggist. NC-1G5 ■ ■ ■ Frames nnd Screens Made to Order M ■ ■ IN Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right R EN T W IL L ■ « II ■ .. Coach ... Ncdnti ...... icT m a - -1 S -? ‘ 5 A . Dow ti i ’ nvmrut $ 2 1 8 .5 5 Monthly I’ ay meals $ 30.01) . $ 0 5 5 .0 0 $ 2 1 8 .5 5 $ 2 7 5 .0 0 $30.0tt . §8*2 5 .0 0 - § 8 1 5 .0 0 $ 2 8 1 .0 7 $ 5 0 .0 0 .. § 1 ) 5 0 . 0 0 $ 3 1 0 .0 0 $ 5 0 .0 8 $ 1 0 .7 5 1 =• • • a - } V c liave field o ffice on the ground. ‘T ’ V ^ -7v * ' t ■ Not a town site, but already a th rifty grow in g town with’ school • railroad, post office. A place where you can a ffo r d to live. Sever! beautdul lakes within the corporation limits, best o f fishing and hunting, , ' v j l i 1C SJf|4? ■ B us have the plea.-me o f showing you this w onderful opportune! ity with no obligations. a : 1 7 ’ S £ iMuHi. s- O 1 Ci Valdez Realty GoVALDEZ HOTEL BLDG-. t 7-7 ^\ e will call lor you. * Florida . ' <! (W ■ 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w Sanford, f .i s i. * .r j DON-JON, Inc W, S. I'KICE, Mgr. 4 s■ Cash Delii crt-tl . $ 0 5 5 .0 0 IlESULT—LOW KATES CASHLUMBER CO. * .V ■ lie v i o l e t is a d i\ is io t i o| ( i c n o r a l M o t o r s C’ o r p o r u t i o n . SANEORl) 4 .. A Real Chance for the Small Investor to Make Real Profits ilti< is (.etteral Motors Acceptanee Corporation deferred payment plan I ■ ■ N BUY ROLET Coupe Small payment down, balance E-ii ■ Thoac who are affected l»y itieioa.se in rents can take advantage of the lollowing and move to outskirts of city. K om ister No taxes until Jan. 1st, 1927. U n K M ■ RENTS GO UP NOVEMBER 1ST T o u rin g Our Prices Advance 10 per cent the First Day oi November ■ ■ a Windows Construction to be started at once. Soon ^ v * Electric Lights 52 lots have been purchased already by Sanford people before thi « D oith City W ater to each Lot Line. A place where your money will double in value in three month's c. iu|il iluniit. Lady Says She Took Cardui and Never Saw Snch Improve^ ment— Was So Weak Couldn’ t Stand. Just 8 miles east o f Sanford on the New Smyrna H ighw ay now being paved at the intersection of the new * Lath • 9 - h F i-t Ilrick Lime r / J I’ liLster White Hock Plaster Board NniJ.s Screen Wire Huiidcrd Hardware T This Week JieCOTTLS * Sl’ MNFKn. Solicitors and of Counsel for the Complainant, ■ S id in g r i ^ I J I > lo o rin ff f ; . V, C eiling » - ", ; • F in ish w }f 11 i. M ouldings f V ' j ht '■ * u i V. K. DOUGLASS. Clerk «f the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida in and for Seminole County. Florida. lt> A. M. WfcKKS. Deputy Clerk. S h e a th in g ' in m t " "is. ' o ’ w it: Hubert Itavtiionil IP id and v i i f e , --------------------- |(, „| , Chris'.Inn Hutu,. |m unknown Ollier wise. Ill and tn tlo rollowim: il.'serlli'd lands, sltuat.'. um| b. lug In lli, Countv ,,f S, .. ..... . , i,| Shale of florid i. ........ t, .......... . |. d< serliii'd us follow ' to .. ,i AH ali.it p.irl of U 'u , , „ „ „ ' ..... < t) III .............. 51, Ti hip !•' _ Phone us fo r appointment �I THE S A N F O R D HERALD. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22, IMS. PAGE tW O REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS THIS CELERY FARM Is One of Our Best Offeringa Today KARL J. SCHULTZ 1 Beautiful lot in Evans Terrace, Southern exposure.......................... lat National Bank Bldg. Phone 744 10 Acres, all tiled, new dwelling. Several lots in Rose Court at less than market prices. 3 acres set in crops. All Car load of fertilizer. On paved road. Near loading station, delivery. $13,500. $3,500 cash,, balance 1, 2, 3, years. 1 lot on Park Avenue, close in, n bargain for........................................ 21 Acres just outside city limits, ripe for subdivision. A few New Homes, Modern in every respect. Small cash payment I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments. Phone 743. 203-205 Meisch Building Acreage Homes This good farm will be sold right away. Large comer lot, Park Ave., and Ninth Street. There are two very good houses on this property and the location is most de­ sirable. Price $17500. Terms can be ar­ ranged. Let us show it The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Figure this out from the view-point of either investment or speculation, then act quickly. « Masonic Building------ Phone 707 Farms LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US BUY YOUR HOME-NOW! With offices in New Y ork City and various other c over the country, we are in a position to sell your p erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in prop in this locality. One house completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 rooms and bath, garage, beautiful lawn and shade trees. Terms ^ cash and the balance like rent. In Rose Court one, two-sRory house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Ave., and Hughey Street priced considerably below the market. See us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser. Five blocks from First Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story house con­ taining 7 rooms garage and shade trees. If you are looking for a house cioae in this is hard to heat nt the present price. Part cash and terms. A PS I f you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, kindly communicate with us. FULTON, INC. J R E A L ESTATE H I First National Bank Hide SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE Brokers Phone 732 Developers Seminole Hotel INSURANCE THE ADS ON, THIS PAGE- THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY Prom DUBOSE & HOLLER REALTORS Established 19IO LOANS------ INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS Office lift Merri wether Building —can be classed as so many sales­ men, displaying their wares to ten thousand prospective, eager-toknow buyers every day. SANFORD, FLORIDA SUBDIVISIONS 1. A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Road. 2. Northeast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue. One C room house. C house, modern, bath with screened porches, beautiful lawn, flowers, tropl bery. For sale together or separately. PUT THAT GUN DOWN 5 Room House Only $2,200. Ue otter as owner, 7, 14 or 21 lots, inside city limits near Said Avenue, as a whole at $650 each, or separate up to $900.00 each. $700 cash East Front Lot, near entrance, in Pinehurst. Priced below the marl on easy terms. On corner of Park Avenue and Thir- 20 acres land, 8 cultivated, 50 orange trees, < teenth 2[U miles from Chuluota Street. Beautiful apartment House Site. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number 5 Hall Building, Opposite Post Office, Sanford. Florida 20 Years Experience With Florida Land Fifteen Acres 116 South Park Ave, PHIL SMITH, Mgr On North side of Celery Avenue, 12 acres CITIZENS OF SANFORD doing at our Crystal 1 ike Shores Development? LET US SHOW YOU cleared and tiled and seven room house. HAVE YOU NOTICED No better buys in Seminole County t San m l u , '3 COmJ?!ef,e d a n d tlmt First Street is about to be p i ive reliiettinHenU?' \Ve We have some of this property for && e th .it> * P!aced lh e l,e a t o f thiil property on the market 4 ‘ oust cash position. Investigate this offer. FIRST STREET Street “ S f,uatinK' 1*30 ft on First Street. Running back 125 feet to m P*r f^nt foot, 14 cash, 5 % binder. 1 * “C 1 . Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc SEMINOLE BOULEVARD U nff ( -vpress- fronting 100 feet on the Boulevard and Water Sire* {Ve?ufe 71 iati*SJ5 per front ,0 Sk T C,ypreS8 Street Tho prop* 1 b °ck Weat* haH* we uil *urHtnnc ’ 30ld for $850 per front ure sem irin g on tho eve of the greatest development. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. Phone 117 Phone 708-709 F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. They �THE SANFORD , f u ., Oct. 22. f-T*i Th1* annual meeting o f the F W ? flii>'State Vcterin'ary Medical * survey i making n mono. United . pepartcoidi'iing o« » the te. He * ptance b j ,Utef geo- Ohio Editor Believes Knocks-Bo©s& State H allywood J presents ih :i *1 .yauthfui. prodigy, ''Charles’ * * JACKSONVILLE, Oct. HI.— The eilitor.| o f Church Management, ft periodical published th Cleveland, Ohio, apparently takes little stock ,n statements . knocking. , Florida published in that* toction o f the country. Jn the current issue of the publication ho expreoscs him­ You probably know that Cod self as follows: Liver Oil is the greatest flesh pro­ " A Ha'jy onper o f Columbus, Unto, a few dn>s ugo carried nn ducer in the world. entire page? of advertising urging Because it contains more Vitapeople to keep away from Florida1 mines than any food you can get. and particularly not to invest their Y ou’ll be glad to know that Cod money there. The advertisement Liver Oil comes in togar coated tnbleta now, so if you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds, o f solid healthy flesh on your bones and feel well and strong ask Sanford Drug Co., Union Pharmacy, or any druggist for a box of McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Only GO cents fo r GO tablets nnd if you don’t gain five pounds in 30 days your druggist in authoriz­ ed to hand you back the money you paid for them. It isn’t anything unusunl for a person to gain 10 pounds in 30 d e \ R a v *n n ety2 .1 H ist oil' T ^ n ^ a F e b r u a r y 12, according to S announccmont nt the o f f » of paintings' havelattracted;thel Dr J V. .Knapp, state yeterna* a t t e nt i onof sweral art rinn who i«\ president o f the orM o n . i-L- S h .n l 0y l.E 0C critics* Withoutlanijltrain.} retary* ' ____' . T A L L A H A S S t'E , Fla., Oct. 21. - J A - K E. M l t 's ,'o f Morriaton, was named ju s tice 'o fjth e peace: for District G, Levy Courriy, by Gover­ nor Martin. G. C. L am er, Kath­ leen, was selected f a r the same post in District B o f P qlk county. ' Down Men Nervous Men • ingr he^Iias;shownlrcmark-. able aptitudeJUn Hco/ji/in^j TA LLA H A SSE E , Flrt.. Oct. 21 __(/P)— A. H. Danforth, wan chosten, by Governor M artin to be a member of the St. Lucie In let Com ­ mission to succeed F. G. McMul- K. K , B roasP A Y . .Critic that h* w<*ld * « un* b,e t0 ac* w m 5 & . th« other m embers. tallarassek e b a ld , I Architect on ih'tjl here. L Oct. 22ittotney >"r lission^ has inh?1*** rft,uenlc,d ; .state* Inst* ikran impe*'1 lod iarm. th< (ivule. ami ot >mc time ft* trip was calle1 BRENT I.«t C a S e l l T e a r m ' A T AUCTION W f a re p e r m a n e n tly In rated In S a n fo rd OUR SAI.KS VOUCH ABK RXPEnTS tV e ( i n n m n t r e S n tlu fn e llon I f y o u h a r e P r o p e r t y y o u w a n t oot«l— L in t It w i t h uo a n d k l s a It n o m l-lijr. • ALLEN “ Get McCoy’s, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.’ AND BRENT THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER YQU WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. Friday and Saturday, Days oi Extra Value at Dickson-Ives, in Orlando Dovere Burr, member o f the force o f wprkers in the com ptrol­ ler’s office, is leaving Tnllahhssce, accompanied by his wife,- to cnJcr the realty field at W est Puli.*' Bench. s a m -o iiii r in n u T m :\ .\ iM i WllllhS Xu. eon enrk Arrimr Uifch powrrnl Vacuum Machine kiuh nil tbo iJirt. "Van-Orient" f.imous Persian in1' luratlun r< tn-v.H colors and nri m>rvrs your rustH. Scl.-ntlflc Cleaning liiHiirrs Sat­ isfaction. -, People o f that time complained that the assessments were too "extortionate” while John Beard, comptroller o f the state in 1852 is­ sued a statement is his official re­ port of that year saying the state’s methods o f taxation wero "too high and unfairly based." Who can doubt it? .Sparkling clear morn­ ings, brisk breezes— nnd bpst o f all new fashions lor n new season! Wealth of new styles at D-I for you choosing. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS A0 EOuT wouKiCr X 7‘ T£ACMvM AND days. a t« be used e interstate , there Nocharged by ail i» th® number of nJflflTbditivs [ Fla.. Oct. 22. assistant teleleft Tallahassee trip ° vcr {j10 the rrnlc- *\,r * a R ® r»l surtic Situation. ALLEN K itn te A u ctio n Sates. vr ' m is s IS JtS V.VILO [M AM' HE C A tK iT i^ ’ ujdETS 1^’ WAV [cv.S fELLLRS THOk e-^ T a T O O LATE.* On and after January the 10th, 1020, the Painters scale will be 91.00 per hour. Local 1201. Sanford By M. I). JACKSON, Financial Secretary. WE.S , -TOO B A D . t id t S j -TH’ P oR T E S f GEL. 1 LUlM \ etf-M . AW’ MlVA A REG LAMt a o o m v s . s»-\o«e MA\<E A FlklE. CCoPLE ,Tp\Em T\NO. M E S S u H .l’vJE mqTCEO THE.T- FomnaW HE. AinT. , . v^ELL,OPPiCHUMvT'-{ Q m W / ( v v<m6 c k *s osjcETi Autumn Fash-t ion Week Earle T. Field Miss Kathleen Wal­ ker, representative of Pictorial Review is at I)ickson-Ivos nil week to help you select tho right patterns for your flannels for straight fall sewing. A serv­ ice you will like— and take advantage of now. Beaded Silk' Dresses ARAL, KSTATB —INVESTMENTS Lobby I'ulestoa-nrumlpy nidg. tj.inroril 1 lorlua Straight and tunic styled headed crepe de chine dresses are exceptionally special this week end. Gay shades for misses, dark ones for mntVons, all are delightful! Probably one o f the best values of recent date in the dress shops at $24.75. H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder * d9D-M — Thono — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. FLOOIt 2 D-I SHRINK MIDNIGHT REVUE HONEY HUNCH MUSI CAL COMEDY, IJi Jersey Dresses Dressy Pumps $9.75 ,uj $6.45 OCTOIIKit TWENTY EIGHT t)\ la n p r r t r r l p l i i ’ n f u r *j - i i iM 1 A [7 Malaria, Chills and Fever Dengue or Bilious Fever. It klt«i rhe irrrni*. i . vS Black patent and satin pumps in dain­ ty patterns with spike heel for dress wear. All are now at $0.45. C ' FLOOR 2 D-I JcH Two-pieco dress­ es in dark shades for women wearing sizes 14 to ,‘Ui. Fri­ day and Saturday, TICKETS ON SALE NOW, HUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY *9*75, FLOOR 2 D-I Fur Trimmed Coat «v r •OMlMGr ■AXiCfatR" OARV< H O R S t , j-p w .L L iN ^ 9 ; >S P LrfMreaNG p '-OCX Fi-? A T- l WA.VTTo Bc" -'W H Y V>Eil 7 VJHV MEN/5*/- LTHOUGHT THE DOCTOR SAID VOU COULO KET0RN ToWORk’ .' IN f\ DAY OR 5 0 - — 27.75 a Call, telephone or mail the coupon and we will prove it What a find! Right when the first cool spells, BY TAYLO R ■^y TVrE 6TJAKJAJ Height o f autumn fashion—wide 54 inch Hilbouettc d r o a 8 c a. These flannels are in shades o f cuckoo, bohnru, rose, pencil blue, egg plant, navy and jade green. Very new it ?3.75 yd, are here an opportunity to P<=»URB But I DCNT ( YJANr Ti>Co BACK ’ \To THE OfFiC^ buy fall coats of new style at this price of $27.75. Fur , UNTIL I HAVE TO >y trimmed and wonderfully, Name well tailored, . : „ Spool Cottoii 49c Doz, Two days selling only— 12 spools of J & P Convn cotton ut 49c. Black, white and some colors in the seirctiun. Phone orders filled. MAIN FLOOR*D-I Bed Lights, Growing Appreciation used cars during the first six months of 1924, During the same E W T T O e -t , OH 'H V w .’Av j HOME BEMUSE IT’S more p .iof t a b l e • m £°Y -YtUAT’S THE. U-5E CF ReSHiNG BACK Ta A A\slEEt< 0 0 6 WHEN I-CAN WEAR A BANDA3E CN MV HEAD AND COLLECT FiFTV BCCK3 EVERY o * WEEK &N MV ACCIDENT INSURANCE • Let Priscilla Shop For You $ 3 .9 8 I have lots of fun looking all over the store finding what’s new and attrac­ tive. So when yon need something l can burry it out quickly! Phone me or write me when you want anything from samples matched to dress selected. My phone is 110G. r ruse i Li.a Hand made chiffon bod dam ps— u fixture nnd 5 * fee t* o f cord*in­ cluded. Shades o f roso mul gold. Beautiful for the boudoir und reasonable too at $3.98. period this year the} sold 84,llh>, Hand Em broidered Proving that public appreciation of honest values is steadily grow- Gowns $1,79 ing— and that good used cars can he bought if you know where to gel them. A Hand embroidered nainsook gowns are aupep-specials this week end in the lingerie sec­ tions. Round, square ami V neck lines are represented in the showing. All sizes from 15 to 18 too— phone if you can’t cornel .1 I. W . PHILLIPS’ SONS SANFORD, FLORIDA. Dodge Rrothcrs Dealers Sell Good l sed Lars. , FLO O R 2 D*I floor 3, p - i j i. �A .~ 'J g ^ J I W I g W W B _____ ™ r - 0 A «rn n n HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1925. --------* ; ' • ■- !>-. — Sanford Herald « « n n * * r* i t laaf'HNU n « r < l i S e c o n d C l u i Matter, the *>i«;o ftlc e P S c5fc € .‘F < * voder Aot of IHD U M A l t . __ M ttit 111 M e w n lla A t t e e t Pknr * « I O W A R D B M O __ ' m H m m ip T io ii i i a t r * Teat —17.00 'll* Month* . t i l l Om »«!(v*r»<1 in Civ Weak, U o. tr year. Weakly by Carrlet. o« Edition li t m c i A L jr o n r M i All obituary feat loam, card* ot thank*, reeolutlnn* M d nottcea o l *n t*r:aln _«n t* whir* n » t ( « i arm idada w ill ba charged f o r at regular advertising rata*. n u n m i a r s o c ia t k ii r u m Twa Aaaoelatad Preea la eaclue* teelr entitled to the- uea for republication o ' all newt dlepatebe* •ted Ita*, ta It or not otharwlea eredtaJ In thl* papor and alao the Io­ na" paw* nubltarad herein All right* o f republtcatlon o f apectal dlepalehaa herein are elao re*er-*d. TH U RSD AY. OCT. 22, 1925 TH E HERALD’S PLATFORM 1 — Deeper water route to Jackson* rill*. X.— Construction of St. Johna-In* dlai* River canal. t . —Extension c f white way. 4/- -B tU islon o f local amusements. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. %/— Augmenting of building pro­ gram— houses, hotels, apartment bouses. Extension of street paring pro* gram. Construction of boulevard arot nd Lak* Monroe. S —Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. t,— Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa­ cilities. As Brisbane Sees It Recreation Facilities Needed G. Simmons Explains. For the purpose of co-ordinating all civic efforts toward Z. Russia I* Thinking. the acquisition of suitable recreation facilities for Sanford No Saloons, Mum Gold. citizens and their winter visitors, a dinner, arranged by the ({par Tooth Necklaces. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Woman’s Club and the Chamber of Commerce, will be held (Copyright i93i)________ tonight at which time details of a proposed recreation plan ANOTHER ‘2,000,000 share day’ will be divulged and discussed thoroughly. in Wall Street Somebody decided An amusement center, such as is under consideration, to sell and somebody was ready must be provided for this city. Entertainment for the young to buy 2.078,500 shares o f stock. and old, for the rich and poor is vital to the growth of the Those with their noses close to city, for, as the Tampa Tribune points out "play is necessary’ the financial grindstone, which is the ticker, are disturbed nnd puz­ for both physical and mental welfare.” zled. A fly crawling over a big Speaking of good, wholesome diversion as being essential, battlefield painting doesn’t use the the Tribune continues, “ play makes for more efficient work, battle. He is too close. more health and happiness and less crime. It keeps children , If men whose business is fin­ out of mischief and keeps the old folks out of discontent. ance could stand back from the Sanford is spending thousands of dollars in advertising iticker and look over the country, the city and hundreds of people will be drawn here by [they wr>u]jn*t be worried nbout this medium. But after our tourists arrive, they find noth- what they ca|j a “ frenzied boom," ing here in the way of entertainment. A place for them to ------piny, to enjoy themselves to the fullest extent is necessary. M. Z. G. SIMMONS, who sells Not only should a recreation center be provided for the en­ goods to hundreds of thousands of tertainment of our visitors but should also be secured for American families every year and knows conditions, tuid yesterday: the purpose of affording a place for our men, women and "None of us realizes what it children to amuse themselves. means to this country that the The efforts of the Woman's Club nnd the Chamber of average man is earning twice what he earned a little while ago, $5 or Commerce deserve commendation in undertaking to launch $*» a day for a ‘ handy man’; nil the a recreation project here. These two organizations should way up to $20 a day for skilled receive the hearty support of the City Commission and ev­ mechanic!*. The people are spend­ ery civic organization in the city. The Herald feels certain ing, but they are not extravagant. that the combined endeavor of every citizen, working Look at the billions pouring into life insurance and savings banks." through the various clubs and city officials will bring suc­ Don’t gamble, proceed carefully cess to the plan.’ in everything, but don’t sell the United Staten, or stocks repre­ ----------------o - Football In Sanford senting its real value short. MENTION RUSSIA and respec­ fKtVi INSTINCT V “ 'V r c -r 'V > * •• ' ’ «rV v : Lot Located iL Main Line1and >1 V ^VN " >v O' Pinohiirst ot| Three lofc ■i„ Lhase AYtb :Pne »th anllTjO,0s*' S. W: | UE-Ult)fc] Milano HesltGiU of Kldfijj Refeiencw; First .Satltiulb: L H. HtfTCHtsI Football as a competitive, interscholastic sport, is a vital­ table high finance shudders. Utter a n t i, i > r u l BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ly important factor in American school life of this time. For that dread word “ Bolshevism” ; the i : j W, ,t First y| same high power pulls the bed cov ALL NEEDS SUPPLIED:—'The I’bonf ten weeks in the autumn it provides a focusing point for the ers up over its head. Yet some­ Lord is my shepherd; I shall not Member of SA.vrrl body in Russia seems to be think­ interest of the student hotly and, because of the very nature want. Surely goodness and m ercy, Florida Stats sfij. '* 1 ing along constructive line:'. Rus­ shall follow me nil the days of of the game, its principles and its appeal to the heart of the lorlMs AsaoeluUm. sian agents are buying $250,000 my life and I will dwell in thfj American youth, it is the most compelling of the component worth of high grade rams in the house of the Lord for ever. I snlin L fn f>f,,|-u which it-bii-h trr. mmilil school ui-hnnl spirit. unirit factors go tn to mould United States, to improve the grade 23: 1-0. SNOBS, AS PITIFU L FOOLS PRAYER:— O Lord, do Thou This interest is particularly keen in the higher grades of of Russian sheep. satisfy us early with Thy mercy, the public schools. Every city and town large enough to TAM PA TELEGRAPH THE SOVIET government is that we may rejoice and be glad support a high school is represented upon the gridiron. And spending $05,000,000 improving the all of our days. it is in the smaller cities that the rivalry is keenest and per­ national telephone system, even God resisteth proud, but giveth in Hollnnd. lie worked in his back grace into the humble.— James iv, yard, ami when he made a sale lie THE RAVEN sonal interest more acute. The game, in this case, has not installing automatic systems in 6. would roll his barrel to his custo­ Moscow and Rostov. It took Ui' a Mr. Raven, Mr. Rnven, achieved the heights of specialization attained in the larger long while to get to the automatic “ Oh, why should the spirit of mer, and if it was n tub he sold Don't you know you’re misbehnvin' he carried it on his shoulders. He mortal be proud?" When you jazz around my chamber universities, thus increasing the individual opportunity for telephone. Pride of ancestry need not come was a good man, and honest toiler, outstanding success, and creating a greater appeal to the Development of telephone is the With that syncopatin’ strut? test of civilization, of which one through riches. The world’s great­ but he had no “ blue blood," yet in Do you kind o’ fancy, dearie, student body and citizens of the community. great task is to bring the human est products have proved to lie the society there are those who hold Thnt you make me awful w enry? To the players during the annual period of pigskin punt­ scions of the poor. The world’s up their nose and profess to be a race closer together. Well, you’re right about it, Raven, richest men o f today were horn in descendant. ing, little else matters except the success of the team. That You do simply nothin’ but. j.he officials of the Seminole biggest fools of any age are is the paramount issue for the boys who daily work for an RUSSIAN WOMEN also show poverty anti hail early struggles theThe snobbish. The world today for existence. intelligence fighting and attempt Mr. Ra\en, Mr. Rnven, iBank take pleasure in h elpin gjj ideal, the upholding of their gridiron honor. The word of to reduce the marriage age for “ Worth makes the man—the looks upon n man for his real You rnn’t scare me with that wav­ the coach is law and his every dictum is obeyed unquestion­ want of it, the fellow—and all the worth, and not what some-great advising you—assisting you in $v? girls below sixteen, declaring that in’ grand-daddy was. ed and unprotested. For this reason, critics are agreed that a girl at sixteen is “ only a baby." rest, is leather and prunella." On thnt pallid bunt o f Pallas consistent way to achieve you:* i William Jennings Bryan one o f football as a school for disciplinary training, ranks second She is more than that, but In creme do la creme society, we With that Sonegambian tail. . ' 'in it often encounter the arrogant who the world’s greatest products, and it is foolish to let her marry young­ Quit plrootin* on thnt statutes only to rigid military training. SI? U S. ‘ IV . insist thnt blood makes the man or who recently died added to his er than sixteen. The right law Or I’ll throw thn inkstand at you— s* v Parental interest in the game is accepted. One cannot would lie, no marriage under twen­ woman, nnd they boast of some greatness by his humility, and be­ I'll get peeved in just a minute, dead granddnddy who happened to cause he was foreign to snobbish­ ty. live long in the home of a linesman or back field player So you’d bettor hit the trail, something, or whose ances­ ness. In his memories now being without becoming imbued to some degree with the contagious The mother gives to the child achieve health, .strength, plus moral char­ tors came over on the Mayflower, published The Telegraph extracts Mr. Rnven, Mr. Raven, enthusiasm radiating from the players’ proximity. The acter. nnd ninny other qualities. Mighty good folks, these men the following which Is commended If your carcass is worth savin’ same interest may be found in the homes of members of the She dumb] wait until strength and and women who were the “ Pil­ to those inclined to swellhead. Spill a little Conversation, grim s" nnd who settled in Now "I was born,a citizen o f the student body, though perhaps not so marked. health are fully developed, Do not bo so doggone dumb. England in the early sixties, hut greatest o f .fjl ,lpndq,. So far as A man contributes to the child Do not pull that “ Neverm ore!" Nor is it unusual to find that the high school football character and intelligence, if he it’s -nil a mistake to consider that ipy power to prevent was concern­ stuff . S a n fo r d ,F la . Or I'll feed you some pre-war team is backed by the hearty support of the townspeople. has any. Ho should wait until both they were “ blue blooded" individu­ ed, I might have been bom in the als. Those who came over on the darkest o f continents, and among And, as a community enterprise, ii. is entitled to the moral stuff— are fully developed, say until thir­ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS! And the minute it's insido you encouragement and financial assistance which it needs. ty among the mentally poorer'sort, May flower where the younger the most backward rtf earth’s peo­ fifty—as I’eatn suggested— among members of Rev. John Robinson's ples. It was a gift o f priceless val­ You'll be sorry that you come. There is no more valuable advertising asset for any city the congregation, ( Robinson being the ue to see the light in beloved really intelligent. than a consistently winning team which is sent into action founder of the Congregatioimi America, and to live under the J H a n a a a a a a a a a H a H H n a B a a a H B M a B a a a a R ftB H a iri Mr. Raven, Mr. Rnven, every week with the assurance of the unanimous support of Ain't you ever goin’ to cave in? LLOYD GEORGE Says our |1ro- church) ami who escaped from greatest of the Republics o f his­ n ■. Stop thnt evorlnstln’ croakin' hibition laws are not the work of England to Holland, because of in­ tory. parents and friends. ‘;';INSURA!| UEAJ. ESTATE And go jazzin* out of eight? "And I was equally fortunate, as and are making American tense persecutions. Sanford is unfortunate in that its high school team has cranks, These Puritans were humble l shall show, in my family envi­ A re you bird or arc you devil? “ the most prosperous country unbit* not been accorded this unqualified support. A local man, 1*t the :uii, not because they have folks. Their wives did the cooking ronment. I cannot trace my an­ A re you false or tin the level? Am I iteein’ thing*, I wonder? ■deeply interested in the progress and success of athletics at the gold, but because they have and washing. One of their insis­ cestry beyond the fourth genera­ WAREHOUSE PROPERTY tent demands was humility. From tion, and there is not among them, .s«y, whnt did I drink lax’ night? the institution, recently told the member of a recognized not the drink." the leader Miles Standish, down, so far as I know, one of grent 1200 feet on Railroad . ____ n,'mil civic body in Ibis city that at the Plant City game here last WE HAVE some drinks, a pret­ foolish pride was regarded ns evi­ 1wealth or great political or social A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS A man used to be able to hide Saturday, there were very few, too few, parents and adult ty bad kind unfortunately. Hut no dence o f a weak mind, yet even prominence, hut so far as I have behind his w ife’s skirts, but now­ sympathizers among the spectators. longer in big cities does the num­ unto tliis day, and after .'lUU years been able to learn, they were hon­ A FEW CHOICE HOUSES adays it's impossible. ber uf saloons equal the number have passed, we hear over now and est, industrious, Christians, moral, Sanford lost that game. Outplayed and outweighed, poor­ of policemen and school teachers. then some om- say "My ancestors religious people—not a black sheep Located in Exclusive Residential Sections. — o-------Price nnd Terms on Request. Butter and egg dealers met ip ly equipped and fighting without the encouragement they Once in New York there were eight came over on the Mayflower.” in the flock, not a drunkard, not New York recently, What's this— might have had, eleven boys held what is said to be one of thousand school teachers and eight Fifty-five years before John Al- one for whose life I would have to BUILDING LOTS u frame-up for the Christmas sen- the most powerful high school teams in the state, scoreless thousand open saloons. Now there den planted his foot on Plymouth utter an apology. The environ Solcclrd with reference lo LOCATION offers a *,a aon? • . Rock, Spaniards under Mcncndrz meat in which my youth was spent tie twice ns many school teachers, for threo quarters of the game and were only beaten because and not one legally open t'.tloon. had settled St. Augustine and hud ---------- n---------fill range in speculative-*,o was ns nearly ideal ns any that I of two of those circumstantial occurrances known us the That’s rm improvement. built a great fort. The only de* know. Consider tlio lot o f the light cont. It shows almost as much "breaks.” A number of football critics have remarked that ccndont o f Meliemlez in the United PROFITS "When [ add together all that 1 rougo as the young flapper's Sanford's fight last week was one of the greatest exhibitions M A W NOT in favor of drunk­ States is "Chic" Acosta o f Jack­ have derived from these four Price and Terms Very Attractive cheeks. enness, but o f real temperance, be­ sonville, and when a noted histori­ sources and subtract from what of gnmenesH ever witnessed on (he local field. BUY IN SANFORD ^ --------- o— -----lieve with Thomas Jefferson that an discovered this u few months I am all that is due to these gifts If you see a ninn walking the (liven game ness then, what heights of success might these light beer for workmen, light wine ago, and Mr. Acosta was "o fficia l­ unsolicited and unearned, l feel Safe and Sound. -m streets with a worried look, the boys gain were they accorded the assistance and encourage­ for other classes, ice water for ly" notified; he replied; "Menen- that any part for which I can chances nro thnt he has been try* those that prefer it, would be the dez was a good man I reckon, but claim credit is of little consequence. ment found in, let us say Plant City? ing to rent a house. {jeminole(![pun A. I \ CONNELLY & SONS -O- Johnny Spencer of the Macon '1 ilK U h A U K N O N K s > low bu t th e y h a v e th e ir triu m p h s. Telegraph say*, "Mime men are S m all Huecesaoa tuil’ fice fo r sm a ll so u ls.— B o v e c . horn rich while others marry into families thnt own land in Florida." CONCERNING HOLIDAYS A Cleveland woman l* repotted TAMI'A TltlHUNE to have held a perfect hand in Mull Jong, nut what we’d like to know Some duy somebody somewhere they might us well be distributed is what effect doe*, that have upon Vice President’s fight to change will he moved to utter a wantin'; evenly through the year. It would against the unlicensed multiplica­ simplify matters, for instance, to the .Semite rules? tion of legal holidays. The more have :> specified day of every Greece and Bulgaria ate about kolidaya we get, the less inclined month made u legal holiduy, tak­ to go to war again. .Somehow or people are to take them seriously. ing its name in case from some his­ other those Greeks and Bulgarians A few enthusiastically observed toric anniversary occurring within just don't feel happy unless they would be better for the object in­ the month. are scrapping and it matters not tended than many indifferently The tendency, of course, is al­ whether there’s any cuuse for it nil, celebrated or neglected altogether. ways to multiply, never to doNew Year long ago lost its sig­ erense, the number of holidays. We -D Speaking of society happenings, nificance for most people. Even may ignore a holiday, but we never here’s the latest from the Iajos- the public schools usually do not legislate it out of existence; ami It ville, Col,, Light: "Henry Schulte dose for Lincoln's birthday or for is small honor to a hero or an his­ made a pleasant visit to Knnsns Columbus day. Comparatively few toric event for the public general­ City hist week, accompanied by n observe Thanksgiving as it relig­ ly either to neglect the holiday set ious festival. Even Memorial day aside in commemoration or to car o f hugs. ’ lias become more u touring and turn the celebration into channels -o Mi»» Lurile Rife as flower girl outing occasion than one for re­ to its original purpose. carried u banket of roses anti membering those who saved the U ho will be first seriously to aweetpea*. Mr. Robert Jones of Union. suggest a revision of holidny sche­ If legal holiday* arc to be mere­ dules in the interests o f u harassed Altoona wore a frock o f pink geor­ gette anti acted ns best mnn.— ly occasions for escaping work and confused mankind? Lancaster (F a) News. Hot be was the cutest one there. ----- — o---------THU A R T OF DECLINING Activity in tho local real estate .______ NEW YORK TIMES field during the past few days lias brought the total around the mil­ I lie tongue o f political gossip rntm Seymour's famous "Y our lion tlollur murk and indications wa:* naturally set wagging by candidate I cannot be," But soon are that salsa fo r the remainder Governor Smith's flat announcc- lie wa*. Governor l.owden stated of the season will eclipse even the Intent that be would not run for i ' he would not accept iiiost optimistic predictions of office again in this State, ( ould the \ ice ('residential ueminutiun, vend months ago. lie really have meant it? And and, mu'h to the ■urprisu o f alL ----------o - ----did what he gaid shut him out de- ntuek to it, even after the RcpubliArthur Robinson, Indianapolis fimtedy from the I’ rosidentinl race Lenvention Imd nominated him. attorney, has been named to suc­ in ID28? To this latter question 1 ut the most complete master o f ceed the late .Humuel Ralston. That tin* Governor has made the antici­ the act of declination was Gcncrul givea Senator Watson something to pated reply. ||„ wi|| not lift his Sherman, who, when it was pro­ warty about fur he may now lie hand to get a ('residential nomina­ posed I ' '" '” to make IMBRr him 1111 a candidate reasonably certain tlgit Former tion, but if n. comes to him un­ for the Presidency, ter •jy declarSenator Albert Beveridge will be sought, hr will accept it. cd: "H nominated, . . . . . 1 will not aehis opponent next year and that the Incident recalls historic in­ cept, and if dieted, I will not isn’t a very pleasant situation to stances s o f declinations, some o f serve. There wa, no getting away face. which did not decline, I'jch aa llo- from that. * right plan. Meanwhile we are pit- his relationship gets me nowheres." "Lincoln must have hud some­ John AI den was the most aristo­ thing of the same feeling when lie ing up wealth and trying an inter­ R E A I. T O It S esting experiment. cratic of the Pilgrims, and he was expressed preference for the poem 17 Years of Success in Sanfordi a cooper by trade, lie made bar- that begins "O, why should the Magnolia al Second. AT Kl ZP.1ES, in France, has rels nnd tubs for u lot o f people |spirit of mortal bo proud?" been found, made of teeth from the LOANS i NVESTMB® cave bear, a necklace 25,0110 years C O U K T U S V O F T H F S F A ■ v / ’. old. i’asibm for adornments is as MACON TELEGRAPH i i i i R x i E i i x s n s g a i i k i i i n i i i i i i i i s i i i i O 111 strong on it ever was. Twenty five thousand years ago cave women I Serious charges have been made land tho cost of operating ships, is pulled teeth from a dead bear, to hang something shiny around their against Captain Diehl of the Ocean nothing when another ship is iri reeks. Now pearl divers go “ all Steamship Company' -learner City distress. naked to the hungry sharks," to of Rome, which rammed the sub­ The courtesy of the sea would bring up more expensive necklaces. have dictated that Captain. Diehl marine S-5I o ff Block Island, An estimable lady, Just dead in make every effort to rescue the New York state, leaves a collec­ charges which involve the tradi­ survivors o f the S-51, that ii tion of jewelry worth literally mil­ tional honor and courtesy of tho should huve stood by the place of lions of dollars. It couldn't make seas. Captain Diehl’s side has not collision until rescue ships arrived; ► •in her look a day younger or any more yet been heard and he should not that he should have immediately al beautiful that, ns with the lady he judged before he is heard. ii* i radioed all available stations so Six looms, garage, large lot. Witnesses have testified that af­ that ships nearby which had that owned the cave bear teeth ter the City of Rome rammed the searchlights that were in working necklace, the "urge’ was there. Built with great care for resident owner*! submarine and three of her crew order would be notified. SCI E NT ISTS i N V ESTIG A 1 1\ t; were saved, Captain Diehl remark­ High grade, built-in features and many,,^*-tr Whether he is guilty of all the alleged transmutation of mer­ ed to one o f the rescued men: "I charges or not, he is at leust guilty lected for comfort and convenience. cury into gold ^>v a German chem­ don't give a damn for the ship, but of having continued on his course -ad ist say the tiling has not been I’m sorry for the boys." Another within a short timo after the dis­ i!I» witness testified that the City of aster. it will be remembered that done. Essentially a worth-while property. <rtr> Gold basis o f currency will not Rome remained at tho scene of the because he did leave the scene, it iav be threatened until some genius collision less than forty-five minu­ was necessary to institute a search find • a way to extract gob! from tes. Another testified that he can­ for the Bunkcn submarine and that the waters of the ocean as they celled a radio message which told the work of rescue was materially roll through the English Channel, o f the collision and sent, instead, delayed. u message "Have no information or out o f the liny o f Fundy. * " ^ ~■ ■ Every ton of sea water contains to give." Contemporary Comment If the testimony is true, a sorry fifty miligrams of gold. Nut much from a ton. but a good deal if you chapter has been written in a book V When money talks, uo never could get it all. There ure on earth that is otherwise heroic in content about one quintillion three hun­ — the took of bravery at sea. A| criticize its grammar.—Chicago HART NASON, Local Manager News. dred and eighty quadrillion tons of few weeks ago. a big British line •* at q ‘ sen water, containing about sixty- turned back in its course to Amer­ 507-8 1st National Bunk Bldg. n Phone nine trillion tons or one hundred ica and ran several hundred miles I There’s absolutely nothing in and one thousand two hundred at top speed to place u physician namu* Mr. Mellon never H I I I S I I U B I B I S S l " < l ^ l > S I I S I I ||S B B IB S S S ia l|l ||B> pounds o f solid gold for each of the on a German liner where a womun i —Harrisburg Telegraph, :UL‘ billion five hundrud thousand mil­ was dangerously ill. More than a lion men, women and children on score o f years ago, an American “ Clean AmcFcan Plays" rca.K commander, after having sunk an a caption. Well, why don’t thev'1 earth. DA I*' enemy ship, ordered Ids crew: Elm City Clarion. Loans MONEY AVAILABLE, IF EACH of us owned nothing "D on’t cheer, boys, the poor devils For First MortgaR* Loans on liberal Valuation* hut his share of gold that is in the are dying." One of the traditions If they nre going to keep flv Consult us when In the market for fund* ocean, he would be worth $18,000,- o f the sea is that men shall risk ingL ” Hio occnn;they'd better mat,, 000, However, if any man asks you their lives to rescue ’others; that other planes like the PN 'j i' M a g n o l i a & S e c o n d A- I CONNELLY & SiiNS , 5 i to invest in a plan to get gold from ships shall at all times tender aid for It has shown that it can ’ ri,',,** to other ships in distress. Money — Omaha Evening World llerjijj ' the ocean, arrest him. R O SE C O U R �?<* :* • 3T *r* r ffg fc V v THE cia .< 1 9P A Y , OCTOBER 22, 1925. Sanford PAGE FIV* ■ __________ THOUGHTS—W ISE AND O TH ERW ISE * IN CASE OF EMERGENCY What would you do if someone In H A R L A tf W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR Residence Telephone 313-J your household choked, choked really very seriously and didn't seem likely o regain his or her breath again without some sort of W E L F A R E D EPARTM EN T i u !,sala outside assistance? Nine people O R G A N IZE G ARD EN CIRCLE Alfred Ericson began work for out of ten feel that a slap on the m. back is helpful to begin with, but Norman De Forrest, Monday. there is really very little reason The W elfare Department of the pleasure in the fine attendance. The Mrs. /Ella Lundquist spent the to suppose thnt this does any good, W oman'* . Club held its first meet­ P . T » \ n w the Club and sonveimes a siap given irt ex­ Park at Robinsons Spring report­ ing o f the season Wednesday aft­ ed the placing o f bird sanctuary day Thursday with Mrs. Borell. citement seems to the poor choker ernoon, with Mrs. W. L. Henley signs there, and certain phases of Mrs. Fletcher nnd Mrs. Gordon only like an added hardship. *the East Side residing, and with an unusually their work were discussed, \> hen a child or baby chokes se­ have both been on the sick list. Ajjoclatton a i P riously, you should hold him up by The program o f the Weifare De­ attendance. Iarge d ONE feds it the mincU of entering the store— a warm R idd­ . i o’clock. Proceeding the business meet- portment fur the year will center Rev. O. O. Kckardt o f Pierson the feet, head downward, but this fewie P 'nnf r un: ing, Mrs. E. L. Markell organized in the home, nnd its K'ntimental will preach at the Luthernn church must of course be done very gently L tb«' .h« Chamber of the garden circle o f 30 ladies, who side was brought out in two tender next Sunday, ing, prompt service. nrut with every effort not to cause . i’a Club are to meet in garden * after this the child any needless discomfort songs by Mrs. Colclough. The jiracYou notice it further as you shop around. Courteous floor & 3 i c u b . first time o f organization, for tical aspects of the home were hanThe Dorcas club will me.'t Thurs- or anxiety. Suddenly to yank a choking child up by the heels nnd monthly garden talks, and fo r some dled by Mrs. Alexander Vaughn in dny the 20th at the home o f Mrs men to direct you; well trained, competent salespersons to will meet at systematic planning fo r the Flow­ her very intelligent discussion of Archie Swanson, roughly dangle him in mid air might he enough to terrify him , Church, er Show which will be held early taxes, mil Inge and valuation. Durwait on you; and complete stocks at fair prices from which hbors trill meet In the spring. The membership of ing the social hour, Mr. it. S. Davey Mr. Purdy is erecting n nice dreadfully. - Hall at 7:30. f this circle is limited to thoso actu­ spoke informally on the relative house for rent or Bale, we hear, Then them is the old idea of you make selections. .^.Teachers ally doing something in this line cost o f the different types of near the Lutheran church. raising the hands straight nnd high t at ,2:30. This and promises to be full o f interest. homes in wood iLucco and brick. over the head. This may be of Cordiality at its finest at Dickson-Ives. neetlhRA t the department meeting, Mrs. Mrs. John Borell spent Fridny help. In extreme cases it is some­ Throughout the afternoon there times necessary to thrust the fing­ Henley very graciously outlined was plenty of active discussion of wlkh Mrs. Ballinger calling also to - I* something o f her policieii in her the subjects treated, showing th eisee Mrs. Lundquist and Mrs Swan­ er down the throat. This takes considerable presence of mind nnd our of the Meth- prefatory remarks, and expressed vivid interest.of those present. son. should of course be done carefully |1 mrtC w,lth, MrS> Jt 3:30 o’clock. Emil Magmison spent the week so as not to scratch nr bruise the (Association of the end here with his sister, calling throat with the finger nail. H allow e’en M u s i c a l chooi^iH conduct Most of u< are very ill pro pored THE longer one does business nt 1)-1 the more one realizes to see Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundfor such emergencies. It may bo quist. Is Given W ednesday Icitf***®11upon what fine principals the store is founded. Friendly difficult to remember many of the By Social Departm ent Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer I.undquist usual antidotes for poison. Be on service, varied stocks, fair prices. Musical Club meets A . L. Bagwell o f Atlanta Is in are now eonifortally settled in the safe side and keep this infor­ i _ L ... _ ^ /. J Mru Fannie Mun* in their nice new house on the hard mation in u book or on a card The Music Department o f the the city on business. placed in some convenient place road. This is the combination thnt has made the store grow from Sanford W om an’s Club entertained where it is never disturbed. M. G. Stagg o f Orlando is in oracti«.°f *be *?an* with n delightful Hallowe’en Musi­ An emergency card might be Sanford on business. Club will take place Mr. Hood continues very feeble n small concern to one of the finest if not the largest in Florida. cal at the Clubhouso Tuesday eve­ from rheumatiun his wife is nn fastened on the inside o f the cabi­ j • net in your bathroom. Or you may lour will If held at ning. There was a fairly large at­ Mrs. M. L. Fulton of Titusville invalid, also. Ilev. Brownlee was oven have a small note book with 4 ten o’clock. ------------------------ o ------------------------tendance, including many guests. wns a Sanford visitor Wednesday. a recent caller. your needed information. A good The rooms were skillfully and plan is to have a card hanging Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry nnd ^Monday tpa'Cluh wiH meet beautifully decorated with flowers of Arcadia are visiting in Snnford. Mrs. Bengstonof Windermere spent from your telephone or posted ^ S i t ' a t 206 U u and plants suggestive o f the Har­ Sunday at the home of Mr. and nearby containing the telephone AT this time when a new season is underway, when the stnto numbers you will nett! "in emer­ vest season. Miss Margaret L. Duncan o f . Mrs. T. O. Tyner. gency." In such cases it is often n* Guild will meet Delightful refreshments were Durham, N. G\, is visiting in San- i this city and others are truly starting n new era, we at Dickserved after the musical program ford. We were all glad to see our min­ difficult to searcli through the tel­ iton olia Avenue nt 3-JO. by young ladies in Hullow’en at­ ister, Rev. Clark out with a fine ephone book for the desired num­ son-tvea repledge ourselves to you. May the fine spirit thnt tire in nn atmosphere saturated A. C. Brinkman o f DeLnnd is new car, he sure has need o f one. ber but it is not difficult to pick it out from a few on your list. T T t lib r a r y with goblins witches. Fortunes spending a few days in Sanford on |He gave un a good Bible study as has been in evidence continue. May you he ever successful Aiming these should be the tele­ ry haur will be held were told and other spooky enter­ business. usual. phone number of the nearest hos­ y rest Saturday tainment provided. and may wo merit your patronage. pital. the telephone number o f your o’clock, f»r which The entertainment wns opened Miss Margaret Ericson who han Mrs. J. N. Robson and Miss Mil­ [lark ii arrnngmg a by a few interesting remarks by dred Peabody motored to Orlando a responible position with the physician and an alternative whom you might call in case you couid n program. includMrs, D. P. Drummond on the true yesterday. Western Union at West Palm not get your own. There should | orous stories. Last meaning and spirit o f Hallowe’en. Beach arrived home Monday (oi­ likewise he the number of a near-, j good attendance, lier vacation at the home o f her] by or reliable drug store. She explained that the day was Rev. J. F. Bell, o f Palatka, well You j the selections gjvfirst celebrated by the ancient known in Sanford, is stopping at parents. might add the number of the po- 1 trry K. Brooks, in­ Druids und later by the pagan Ito- the Seminole. lice station though the telephone | ti Uncle Remus mans as a harvest feast, a solemn Dr, Oscnbaugh and wife of Or­ operator will waive the ceremony, occasion which witnessed the ex­ Mrs. William Tweedey o f Tam­ lando came out Sunday with Mrs. o f a number in cases o f emergency, t ’** . » * pulsion o f nil evil spirits. All pa is the guest o f Miss Clara Ran­ Calder to see how Mrs. Morel! wu Another useful number in case of SEE, Fla., Oct- 22. Saints' Eve, or All H ollows' Eve kin this week. getting along, being pleased to find emergency is the number of a near­ th« many other ORLANDO PHONE 1106 has evolved to the present con­ her in such good health after the by garage or taxi stand where you ijovwnor Martin re­ ception o f H allowe'en," a time of Dr. Claude Breed in of Anderson, opc ration. • J ' S s I i • ± b J d l may get ears on short notice. necessity for acfunmaking and fensting. S. C., is the guest of his sister, Iquijitionj fur priaMrs. J. N. Robson. Mrs. Drummond also explained Mrs. Hilnm Lundquist and Mr. wasted on charges Fire Prevention Week and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist nnd chil­ la and outside the that the music which was to fol­ Jackson P. Deid o f New York dren were supper guest:> nt the Complete stock fire extin­ low was to represent the spirit of the thtee differen t eras o f Hal­ City is spending several days in home of Mr. and Mrs. August guishers carried by celebration, the Druid's, the city with relatives. Swanson on Thursday as well us Beautiful? lowe’en the Roman's and the present day. their son Archie am! wife, it being Douglas Duncan, who has been Archie’ birthday. Mrs. Ballinger al­ e beautiful? That Ball Hardware The musical program was open­ t^erj v uman a ,ks ed by a number by the Club cho­ visiting in Sanford for some time, so enjoyed the cukes nnd coffee Phone 8 inswvr is health, rus, peculiarly suggestive of spirit left this morning for Miami. with them,,. .............. iter g health, Bright worship. Misses Luella Mahoney ~r* George II. Parker' of Washing­ jltxion, rosy cheeks, « . . .. iiuu and mui Margaret Peters delighted the Card o f Thanks ton, I*. C., is stopping at the Val­ j* „ , l i l ,r;. audience with a piano duet, fol­ dez while on business in Sanford. + + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + 'M '*+ 4 *'J '+ + + + + 4 ,+ + + + + -l' ium rid lack these ill,wing which M las Elinor Barring We wish to thank the many loo'd looks, is Dr.|Played two b« uutiful violin aolosE, A. Nesbitt o f Pittsburgh, Pa., friends for their kindness and ite Prescription, a Two piano solos by Miss Pearl is in the city arranging for the a women KufferingJ Robson and Miss Luella Mahoney estabishment of a Yellow Cab taxi courtesies shown us during !* Men’ s Suits the illness ami death of our Jj y peculiar to their were next enjoyed. Mrs. Everett line. then favored with two pleasing de of W hs long m oth er. '■ Fancy grey brown ami tan worsted. 2 pair pants, idians and skilfully vocal numbers, after which Mrs.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Seaburg and J. (1. LEONARDY. (iuurnnteed all wool. SEzoh up to 44. iiUin Dr. Pi •i ce’s I Mitchell closed the program with a two children o f Jamestown, N. Y„ L. C. LEONARDY, •delightful piano solo. are visiting at the home of E. J. ________________ $39.00 *________ P. A. LEONARDY. Starling. MEMBERS ■' "V S 'i i ■ m *'a B and Grapeville C o r d i a l i t y Personals m id DICKSON-IVES C O M P A N Y [ FASHION MINTS FO R M IL A D Y BV, MARY M ARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate Mr. und Mrs. Charles E. Mit­ chell of Miami arc visiting in San­ ford. They uie stopping at the Valdez. !* At Essen- lege girl it has become ns IndisRoger II. Cahoon **f Milwaukee, [ Wardrobe, y Every ptnsable as the slicker. Wis., is looking over the "City Sub­ There are all sorts o f lumber­ jacks now, and some o f them i stantial” with a view towards in­ piil fishermen pmid- would not be recognizable us such vestment. i to the college girls by any ropl lumberman. One very Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd re­ kir most talked-abcat popular variety is made with close­ B in high favor. Ami ly woven hip belt and cu ffs, with turned Wednesday evening from a kl lumberjack has pro- body part and sleeves or just the two weeks' trip to Augusta, Gn., \ From the one they body part made o f leather. Some­ Muconi Gn., nnd Jacksonville. fester or dicker— times there is nothing leather Mrs. Thomas II. Gibson is ex­ Hejce ere girl would about them. One _________ no cuD _ exinteresting irmal-i&f pected back shortly from Nash­ now they ample is made o f brushed mohair * other (He lumber'. with collar, cu ffs and hipband o f ville, Tenn., where she has been knitted wool in bright-colored de­ visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Filkins. ■ fashion* have conn* sign. X .ea?y enou*l> b> say R. E. Holland of Center Mill, PiHhiki other fashions Fla., Dr. S. I*. Holland of Blake­ ns the years ley, Ga., Dr. H. G. Holland of Atf e th'' •>’<* England nntn, und Dr. Lewis o f Atlanta are towns in the city on business. n,ore or less ax summer resorts. It Among the business callers in in fr you road Sun ford Wednesday front Jackson­ JithUr n , *‘best selville were Marshall V. Osborne, f ‘ h'.x mduai deJohn Glisson, Edwin S. Myers. kipt S n tiVL‘ 1 3ti*y-utGeorgo H. West, J. Hnnyanl and initijf?eru storos in E. R. Mintur. thernseloanv , mer by an in* Sam Byrd, George Knight, and of summer peoWarner Scoggins of the University r. n«w ind unhearclo f Florida motored to Sanford 'J I** Powder and Wednesday evening to visit their Is ’ ^jrrtra supplies, parents. They returned to Gaines­ d »uch sundries. ville this morning. t I The wedding o f Paul Luke of Sanford and Miss Mary Louise Dickenson of Tampa is to take place this evening in Tampa. Many Sanfiyd people have gone to the C igar City to attend. I, ” e Rorekeepers p hand their ' wl-skin coats, ? n* boots, stout baskets, etc. ®ltracted the atten0M, who had doubt v*nous interesting M the highly xs It Was Prank no doubt that J1 thcs0 sou’wester* °wn highly prot ^ * , . But irea I R a new faxhioii ^ over th0 entire a the demand for ' the fishermen U .PtiS he bucket in ,s w demand from a This lumberjack coat is ,na<ie of ntaln |illaEC storM in hi ", rt3()rts that girls Rdis 7 1 ,.plaid OoSiel. l i ' r fi? 1 lumb« 3 *nd ,?a,U aml the " i,h ise |.atuther mountain ears i *er Coats have bul I T w° rn- You in , lumberjack [ou , Utile village evert a S 0 in TALLAH ASSEE, Fla., Oct. 21 — (A3)—Judge J. E. Peacock, Volu­ sia county judge, was relieved of his bench duties on October 1U by order o f Governor Martin, because o f disqualification. Judge James G. Sharon, Seminole county judge, was designated by the executive to preside at cort at DcLand on that date. W. C. LEONARDY. MRS. C. 11. WALSH, MRS. It. E. WATERMAN * l Evening Hushiess Class All wool Englisn socks, beautiful patterns, tan, brown, grey. Small, medium und large designs, medium nnd light weight. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. __________$3.00 to $7.50 pair_________ 2 <> Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & ‘J 4-Piece Suits for Boys Beginners may enter at any time All wool, fancy niuterinl. in new shades for fall. Coat, vest nnd 2 pair pants. Nicely tailored. $12.50 to $25 00 VALDEZ HOTEL Kiir<i|*rnn IMim Boys’ School Pants Sanford's l.emlloK Hofei All wool, fancy worsted pants. All colors. G to 1*1 yrs. Also long trousers in grey and tan. Sizes fron G to 1G yrs. X V ttlT W . W A I I X C I I , Mnt*u«rr __________ #2.25 to $6.00 pair__________ MRS. It. O. TRAVIS Men’ s Shirts Public Stenographei Hrondcloth and Imported Undress plain and fancy colors. All guaranteed fast, with and without collars. Valdez Hotel Lobby $2.50 to $5.00 each The Ball Hardware Chinaware In English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts New Neckwear for Men Handsome now patterns, bright colors. all pure silk that will not wrinkle. Made of _________$1.00 and $1.50 each________ G. TAYLO R DYER Feinting— Decorating PHONE 303 Fall Suits for Small Boys Fast colors wash chamhray lininc. seys. Brown, tan and grey. • Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t First National Bank HIdjt. Sanford. ------------ FI..HH* 60 ACRES IN LAKE COUNTY On hard surface road ami railroad. For abort time only, j l 00*00 per acre. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 yvars. Discount for all cash. 1 ACRE CHICKEN FARM 3 miles on brick road near city of Sanford with small house and chickens. $1250.00 for quick sale. PURVIS & WILCOX 1‘ huue Tllll G olf Socks All wool Jer­ #1.50 to $5.00 each__________ Sweaters For Men and Boys Heavy ami light weight Coat and slip-over styles. All colors, all wool. Brown, gray, tun and navy and fancy combination. $2.50 to $10.00 all sizes , / 3 <> ■ �-‘ - T ' T r ■.*<* SANFORD HERALD, quake and fire o f 1906. It presents ! REPUBLIC GETS Alabaster As Lamp: Used By! LIBRARY Material Ancient Egyptians EX-EMPEROR Built Of a r.trangc contrast to the glossy s siirfsces o f the giant structures of San Francisco’s “ Wall Street." Al­ J eise Stones Is though interior improvement? are ® made, the exterior, built to Altered By Brokers being | endure, will not be changed. To Pilot Chicago Cubs LONDON, Oct. 2 2 .^ 0 ?)— Where­ as tho world Is just beginning to (ohenzollern Collection Is use alabaster for electric lighting, the Egyptians .1275 years ago made Claimed By New Dynasty even finer alabaster lamps than • . •AaFroperty of State;Hnoks rro produced today, Howard Car­ Held Pending State Action ter, co-discoverer pf Tutankhamen’s tomb, iuid in an address here. .Mr. Carter made known that in J g f * B E R LIN , Oct. 22.— o n - The , ' fam ily library of the Hohenzol- finding many of those lamps in the .5 * letns, comprising about 100,030 tomb the secret o f how the Egyp­ tians illuminated their homes wa« Volumes, besides numerous maps, M r? n musical publications nnd sketches, revealed. The lamps ware executed in form s part of the Hohcnzotlcrn in­ ventory claimed by the German beautiful designs in tranlucent nlRepublic as being the property of abaster, and one of them stood about three feet in height, with a the state. ^Pending the ultimate decision of large central cup. There was no the courts the library remains in decoration on the exterior or the the form er Royal Castle at Ber­ interior, but immediately a light lin. The library was founded Sep- j was placid in the vessel there could tember 20, 18(52, when the private j be seen a picture o f the_ young f and queen in colors. This e f­ libraries o f Frederic the G r e a t ,"king ' ■: V' ■ Kings Frederic William II, 111 and fect wai' producer by another ves­ 4 -a IV , and the small hut valuable per­ sel, with the decoration on its cx•< - • •v? ■ ■Ft sonal library o f Queen Louise of terior, being fitted inside the lamp Prussia, were incorporated. Prior so cleverly that the joints between to that date those various libraries the two vessels could not be seen. ■were kept at different castles. The originator o f the idea of 3 & - a!. yfel'E •'<?>s -■■■I founding n library of the HohenzolBn lem s was Duvinage, the librarian o f Frederic William IV, who sug­ • : 1 ’• ■ ' gested the plan to the king in 1859. Ills suggestion, however, did not Meet the new boss of the Chicago Cubs, Mr. Joseph McCarthy. He has meet with the npprova! of the just been appointed pilot of the wavering Windy City Machine. Dur­ Treasury o f the Royal Household WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.— OP)— ing the recent American Association season, he led tho Louisville nnd it was not until 1H(!2 that his Various methods recently worked Colonels tn the pennant in one o f the most one-sided rares in that or­ successor, Dr. Doit me, overcame out for the commercinl drying of this opposition. fruits nnd vegetables are discuss­ ganization’s history. McCarthy has been with the Louisville club for By 1R71 the new library con­ ed in n new bulletin issued by the several seasons and has enjoyed pronounced success. tained 10,000 volumes. At the sug­ United .States Department of A g ­ gestion o f Emperor William I, a riculture. The bulletin is intended number o f contributions from the lor thnso who have plans for en­ library were mode to other libra­ tering the dehydration business or ries. are already in the industry. The From 1880 to 1888 the Hohcn- information included in the publi­ Zollern library was steadily en­ cation will enable beginners to pro­ larged, re-arranged and recatalo- ceed with fair assurance o f being gued and with tho ascension o f able to prepare satisfactorily dehy­ Emperor William II, and the new drated fruits nnd vegetables and librarian, Walter Robert Tornbw, will assist those now engaged in it-wns given an entirely new lease. the work to improve their meth­ l e a s t s . _______ By an Imperial edict in 1895 a ods, m ys a departmental notice large number of smaller family li­ outlining the contents of tho bulle-1 braries scattered among the va­ tin. , I rious cashes were also incorporat­ Such phases of the Industry at the selection of lliV location o f the ed. Although the Jlolienzoltern Fam­ plant, its preparation for drying, ily Library was intended for the curing, packing, nnd storing are exclusive use o f tho llohenzollerns discussed in detail. ___ and their court retainers, it was accessible to nil intellectual per­ sons who hnd an interest in study­ ing the books. x | Faithful Real Service Constructed by masters, to Imttlc disasters. Dunlop is best in every way and built in Ihu II. S. A. Its 1r. 1 1 Fxirasrurdlncsii* entiutttar.dlug f. :.:urcof Dutch motor cars. Hoick closed cars denuinctrat-.* dvi am t tz.-ikingly in cross* country travel. Town or country. goed re ■!; ( » >■' , it‘» j*:| the 'ctr.a to a fluid.. Ytmcon go ati; s-.hc.t! .mv . - u. c<> ,r.ul do If rniltfi taUcr because of the l.o.i.iu , . ’ , iwer, butch Volvo* in Head engine. You cats travel long distune. !:t 1 or, • became o f ilto deep, wide, luxurious seat . < -.! lad leg ro o m ,and fullcantilcver tear springs. •. d ! ' •' -II bearing, worm and nut ■ :r!ni,i barmin in;; strain. This is the tnr'.t efliclcnt . i vi i * : *tc .riog pcaf to la r perfected. lictrer Bitir!; <It ■f.*.1 m o Vt 1 ■ ' ditplay. Your r.ticn* t!on li partknl.itlv d:. .1 1 W 1r id 2-df'or IHshor llody ScJaiVi at pru c O'lf** *°* on Kl,« A"J-. 03000.00. Vi,II **an*t Five lota In Iron* of lintel Korreat 1 nt, W . J. THIGPEN New Six Room Bungalow (modern). built-in features. Large lot. Garage. « ■ SANFORD J'’ -, ;•> ♦ Number of * FRIDA! OCT. Street Parade at 11 a. m. Elaborately furnished. P rice $8,000. Terms « .* Seminole Business Exchange 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice AND - tag r iiiiM n iu im iin im iiiu in n ia a iifia u iiiiim ii 3 ■ 3 ■ W M Five Lots and Three Houses 3 3 ■ t l/l£L West Fir«t Street close to new swimming pool ■ At a Real Bargain. ■ s ■ k ■ 5 ■ E. F. L A N E j 5 1 *■ REALTOR ^ ev OFFERED P E I fflU *m' 125 miMED Wilt)mi 2 SO NEW act : .5 0 0 HORSES ■ ■ UNIQU SPECTW iK & i, ■ ■ s ■ ■ ■ S vm nn s e / t o n P 2 Perform ances Poors Open Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 rx '* First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING ' I &7 p.m.S how Starts! I l m m c i l nnil l.pnrrnl AiliiilMNlnn Tlcltrt« iin m l r Cirrus DijJ A Antlrr.oit— Niinir Vrlrc Chnriecil on Show Grmiml*. ■■■■■■■■■■■BaaaaaaaaaaaraviHaaHaaBaaaHaHBMHaHaaai I'UVIITIVI'.M T i l l; n v i . l I l l i c t ' s COXING IIKItK TH|| T iT u T W --r n fi IK(l V. IMS UT.rn il AUTUMUIIU ■ At:: t: Ideal Fertilizers K '.ViLL tllJi’ .lJ T l t S i l Fellows’ServiceStation M V Elm and 1st St. Drive In Phone M7-W. Sanford, Flu. SANFORD BUICK CO. m iia iiB U K ia ia iu iiiiiu MAGNOLIA AYE. Friendship with Martin Durkin led to tho arrest o f Hetty Werner, above, on a Mann act charge in Chicago. Police simultaneously began n hunt for Durkin as a mur­ derer. Hut, said Hetty of her miss­ ing lover: "He's the most wonder­ ful man on earth." W astingTime | Why waste your lime run­ ning uruund looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vent your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. Wo have been ill the real estate business for years nnd arc giail to say we have tho finest listings and the best values in tho Stuto of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us fur letter results and quick action The nation-wide popularity of (his new <|uulity Four is due to the en­ thusiasm of men and women who say they have never seen Us equal for comfort, beauty, ease of han­ dling and performance. Everywhere its continuous and de­ pendable power, its effortless, flashing pick-up, (is economy and durability are a marvel even lo those who have driven cars of much higher price than this splen­ did Chrysler. These characteristics, so uniquely Chrysler, are the result of the ap­ plication for the first lime of the proved scientific engineering of its famous companion car, the Chrys­ ler Six, to four-cylinder practice. Linked to this is a degree of man­ ufacturing skill and accuracy found only in Chrysler products. Women who like fine things are captivated by the Chrysler Four beauty of line and coloring, by Us restful riding and handling—.the <nin«i.tat Font Thp Ttiiirlitjjc f u r , Till* f Itill f * Mil MlA ih«* Comh loir, lOtl.T T ho tti'ilnu » I I 1 ilrmtllc* fuiir<v«hi*rl Virukr* a tliih l m m riMl. FULTON, INC. Brokers Real Eatatft Developers Promoter >' f f i Sentlmde Hotel SANFORP, FLORIDA. ffi gj III i>riir« II.Mlle. Tiirrt »re 11. ■•tin,a result of l hryslcr-designed spring suspension and pivotal steering, together with balloon tires. They appreciate in particular the greater safety of Chrysler hydrau­ lic four-wheel brakes, furnished on this new Four at slight extra cost for the first time on any car of like price. They enjoy its freedom from throb and rumble in the closed models. Sense o f vibration is wiped out by specially-designed insulation of the motor from.the frame. .Modish Fisher llodies, planned and built fur utmost comfort and room­ iness, are further cause for Chrysler’s wide-spread popularity with men as well as with women—a popularity for which even a Chry­ sler production of SOU cars a day has proved inadequate. Test these distinctive Chrysler Four advantages yourself. Your nearest dealer will welcome the op­ portunity of a demonstration. ( I l l l VSI.Kli Tin* P h n r l u u The The 'I h e The The The llim ilaler Mmlaii I t . i x i l <'mi|.r llri.U K h um Im i ie r l n l C n m u - l n t p e r l a l ... f. u. h. I l e l n t l l . x u lilre l f» r n r r . u i I ' l . K e r o.i n i l C h r> itlrr < h r , » le r i l r i l U r . ....... , , „ , , ri.,r , I , r, . l e r , r r , (ee ihr runt rnlvncv nr i lm r - ‘> u 1J'rY , i 1? ' Y' i A ' M\ Xiaaz, Th<* ( ’•iih-H |,|3 IHZ.* in o i 1 sir, 10,13 'jiitt:, with full hull..,in ,|rr«. ■0V1' 11rr •« l>»-ill«a .....................o o . 2 r v . r . ; ; ; , , r : : r r , r , r . - ; , r , : : k v ia a a v : CH AS. J. FULLER M O TO R C O M P A N Y Sanford. Fla. Phone G92. ' t 1 In fertilizing vegetable crops proper care should be used in selecting a fertilizer to produce the results desired. Avoid “stunting” your plants. Remember that the crop must be marketed, therefore, good shinning dual­ ities are essential. PERFORMANCE AND BEAUTY THAT APPEAL TO THOSE WHO KNOW Hhidl Fish (’umininstouiT Hodges is ju •. In receipt of a letter, one o f 7,000 muilcil out over the coun­ try, from n large Aimlnchicoht xen food concern. The letter call* at­ tention to a despatch sent nut by The Associated Press some tiniw ago regarding tho purity of the Florida oyster. U: HIGHEST QUALITY t CHR YSLER FOUR ■m m 5 B U I C K M O T O R C O M PA.\ *, i K.’ T. M IC H IG A N It.tiilantf G . r . t i u l f , 111.11 7 j T»vo Iota In llnrfnlr. The only twi. n *nllnli|,. 1M Iota In Cltr llinila fo r S2700.nn. . Choice II. II. fronton? nt Oio.ou prr f Sire Iota on Onk Axe. Cjill anil , PP I have the rhulceat nerettae In r|(v teres led talk with me. f,,r If ll'rt business property I hove Ihnt. lim e sortie on n M year tease__rnn'i . If you are n stronger II will im, OWNER LEAVING CITY. / & ’.C U s e d C a r s Two Iota on Pork 13.1 x 120 *0300.00. T„ u Two Iota on Nanfonl Avr. One .JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 22.— (/P) — The market news service fo r the season 1925-26 Issued by the Unit­ ed States department of Agricul­ ture Florida State Marketing Bu­ reau here will be started again on November 1 next, it has been an­ nounced. The report is daily and covers miscellaneous market condi­ tions, weather conditions, state shipments and divem ons. It is free o f charge by mails nnd will be supplied by wire for the cost o f the toll. Sacrifice lo u g n K o a k & rW M Marketing Bureau To Issue Reports Soon The Puleston-Brumley Baildtng. Government Gives Information About NewDryingMethod (Mill "•»« •«;, Tw o Iota 13.1x100 fioo.oou llI O I lI I I I I I I I I I I M H I I I N I I I lllll s+ s? tl ,0 ,» ■« fo r k A-|s 8f.ioa.uo Two Iota near Depot (or fTOoo.oo „ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. i& .-W — A brokerage firm is making in­ terior alterations In the Parrott Building, a structure built In 1852 o f stones brought from China. When the ship railed in from Hongkong nnd landed at the sin­ gle w harf the city then had, Chi­ nese coolies secured thfe great stones to bamboo poles and carried them to the site. There was no der­ rick, and the atones w e re . lifted into place by a primitive sytom o f poles and ropes. But the coolies, directed by an American contrac­ tor, did n good job. The little threc-iJ;ory building stood staunchy through the 72 years of progress. It was one o f the few downtown to survive the earth- T*"’« »•’ » " ? robin house, double IDEAL I’ ERTILIZEUS are made from right materials so proportioned ass to give steady, continuous growth. The plant food they contain is well 1) Producing crops that “ hold up" and reach the market in good condition. if* SERVICE TO GROWERS We offer to the vegetable growers of hi da Agricultural Supply Company of r 'l V b n °naU. ’ nn Ebtomologist of high o f con lriu 8 “ bllUt * ivc Florida, through our subsidinrv Jacksonville, the services of*Dr repute. If troubles arise in the >'ou th« most up-to-dato methods SPRAYING EQUIPMENT fill on ° Iho market, Write then, for IDEAL FERTILIZERS are described with prices shown in our Price List No. 29. Send for a Copy. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers Paul It. Forbes, Mgr., SnnfoYd Branch �fefcv.- ■: ■ iil. fitUi L u itu ^ HAY, OCTdBEfl f t j * » - -■f* _ phrtspbnte are naw e n i f a f t 23 * fc J K W idely Extended lEstablished In 1917 « \ 22.— UP) „tnt of‘ the jug Bureau ■I BppropriaJ growth ha:; [^tension of servlco Is "0f farmers other states inJ in - t , I* shown |bureau. f service the he oppropria, $25,000 ania assembly again inRhodes, comtiru, who or­ ient, the dc[u for operate en very modn has been of service nount of monJailde*!, "is iisc|his motto has out that the or in point pt try and its opje d now un*\ it [way over fifty fcrth of business located in Jackemployes bc[issloncr. Today [memberti of ihe lag the cotnmis[ time the Florida Bureau was csIttl only ten othoperating such a ne are thirty-six. -hroes of a (treat Bailable fore* being rapid victory to descnbeil tho owrsupply of which lie unit! me except as id clothing, le fine spirit of gtel. both native they have %vilfjeir pockets nnd al and making mid the Genthey will not and 1 shall ny power to re11,1 and If qrad, n Tho total resources d t National banks in Florida on June 30, 1025 rfmyiii. deceased, fir nth iij.rin, ln«t narrow section between southern ■eribeii-'tiehnertv.*'1? "*f,1 above i" f l i klyt n ns $ 290,216,000 by the Suwanco county and northeastern ini_Iivin* and V if '“ -lead.Tn panie* cl c u l m ? dcPut>' W m ptrolUr a t W ashington. ■*“ • nil parneM Hentand°, and the land pebble dorr ..Ifi *" UT lcr U o « H « 8mjrth. which is found in a section cover­ i leaned, or otlierwla,.. In nnd fo ttSo a*,OVf‘ dfncrlbed property; ing part o f Hillsboro and Pollnil lf, llvlnK “ n,l dead, counties. a jlstmlmc Interestn under In nn'T amytli, deceased, or otlierwlee nn.i, 10 ,n" 1 above described *■ About 650-tons o f sand and grav­ If ,1 '.fV * m 1 “ 8nl> th. If diving nnd this country, tho commissioner was el for building purposes were pro- ! * f ■ .'. t11 pavtii-s claiming InterMs inder Allan Smyth, deceased. asked to serve on many commit­ duced by the operators in Florida Ui, *'tberw'se. In and to the last tees, work In numerous drives anJ during 1924. described property, and all i.i-.Y.!1/ whether known or unknown to deliver many patriotic speeches. ' laimini; Interests la and to the last These wore in addition to his duties IV T1IK CIIICI"IT ro t IIT in- 'Mlf. abo\.. described property. in office and he took opportunities „ A " lt ,nml ,'IU' h " f > ou are hereby offered to further the Rood work ? i«i V :'PPeur to tbo abovo enV, cause on or before th<- first of the bureau which was an im- D A V ID C. limit;. •Monday In November. Hie name bccrtnnt factor the war time activ2 Hu e Day ,if this Court, nnd Complainant. P ,1' -nd day of this month, at the ities o f the farmer. ; fric.. of the clerk , f ibis Court, at A A HON JEHNIOAN*. n „|. From the very start marketing •be Seminote County Court limit*, Defendants, order of bait ford. Florida, and In default advice was given to tho shippers i hereof n decree pro confesso will and growers in lecture *, by mail, bo entered against you nml nncli by phone, by wire and in person. " i V o n ,and Haiti cause proceed ex parte* j Markets were found for Florida It la further ordered that Ibis or­ products, bulletins were issued on der be published ..tiro n week In all phases o f marketing and in­ four consecutive weekly Issues In Hit- Sanford Herald, a newspaper spections were made and claims dished at Sanford. Seminole who, bji.t.M i; , ml ...... collected. HUIDT. bis \vlfe|(-'V{'!!v - K,orl<,“ The bureau kept in close touch If living, and If dead, to all uartloH m>‘ l>nn.1 nnd seal of said with the marketing organisations, claim Iiik Ititere-u under A A R O N 1f 9n,u5rl lhls Ute day uf Sept. A. D, 1. HN tl IAN, ROBERT IIAHNIIAPT growers, shippers, with crop condi­ J v. r D orm , a s s . and SUSAN lIAItNIIAHT h s wlf, tions nnd the :*jpply nnd demand ISU\'| )' r { ,lu t ircul1 i-'l,urt. Auri w V. ASiV:W aAKAH1 j ! o f products affecting the markets. A ?K h \V , bis wife. JAMBS WBKKS. . , A. M. W K B R 8 , D. C. I m ’ v L-!• ! V ^ A N and HUHUCCA It published reports o f the ship­ Pl.NKiiAN, Ins wife, .H E N R Y A to I,,AHI.I-.S I*. DICKINSON. , ................................— ment o f products out o f the state C1IANU nnd HOFRIA CItANF h is , -'‘ ', ipHor for f omplalnaiU. and answered inquiries about. Flo­ wife EMANUUl, 1IPHDT nml— ‘ - **«• I-S-IO-SS-IB. III-.IDT, Ills wlft, ns heirs, devisees, -------- ------ ------------------------------ rida fKiin many places throughout Kruntees .................. ‘ *r otherwise. In nnd to , NOTICK the world. Information about Flo­ the land hereinafter descrTbeilT'anii At the request of many citizens, rida’s crops, livestock, fruits, cli­ to all (lersotts nnd parties claiming tax-payers and property owners any Interest under JACOll HftuCK. properly within the area mate and marketing conditions deceased, and .MICHAUD J. DOVl.U, j'wnlimhereinafter described, notice Is here­ deceased, us heirs, devisees, grantees was spread broadcast. by (liven of Intention to apply to tho or otherwise; |tl and to the follow­ La-Kislnturi* o f tin, state of F lorlda. Records show that tho bureau ing land sit date |n Hcmtnolr Conn- lo In he 1 eonvened- la Special Session averages from fifty to ono hun­ ty. Florida, more particularly di-- during Ihe month of November 1925, scribcd ns follows, to-w li: for tin passage of an Act of tho dred telephone conversations daily, Dots 1 and : of Block :!0 and -.-ithdature amending Section fi. of and sends out nn average o f not ull of Block of Mcllonvllle. i ba pier 9S.7, Daws of Florida, t92:i, acpordlng to plat thereof reless thnn one hundred typewritten *'” ■ purpose iif said amendment be­ corded In I’Int Book 1. puko I Jo ing to enlarge the territorial limit* letters daily. The bureau also sends o f the Public Hecordu of Semi­ Ol the City of Sanford. Florida, to nole County. Florida, out wires and han personal confer­ include and embrace tho follow­ to any and all other persons or ing described lands in Seminole ences covering every phase o f pro­ and parties who:*., namcn are unknown. County, Florida, not now a part of duction, distribution and marketing claiming any right, title or Interest ih- corporate limits of th« city of from the point o f origin to the ul­ In and to Hu- properly hereinabove Hatiford, Florida, more particularly described, of any part or parcel described nn follows, to-w lt: timate consumer. In addition it thereof. Heetlntm Twenty <;.)). Tw enty.one sonds out more than 1,200 pieces It Is hereby O U D K R E D that you (-1) Twenty-eight tJS) ami Tw en­ and each o f you, bo and appear be­ ty-nine (2 9): the Southeast Quarter of mail, bulletins, mimeograph fore the said Circuit Court at tho of the .Southeast Quarter of Section sheets giving information concern­ Court House at tjanford. Seminole Thirty (3 0); the Northeast Quarto;" ing Florida to all the United States County, Florida, on the H th day of of Hie Northeast Quarter of Sect loti November. A. D, l!»25, anil then and ridrtv-ono t 3 l ) ; the North Half of nnd in several foreign countries. there irpilty answer to Ihn Bill of Shoddy FLORIDA FACTS \ Repeal o f the m ajority o f the IIssue In present local game and fish laws Islands is advocated by Stnte Commission­ purIuniforms rather sp jhftddy clnthM»i«r General pjpector gonernl ktu Army, said [of Ihb depart[ anpftrar.ee dur- lim it er o f Fish and Gnmc J. B. Royni, and the'substitutions o f a general law to apply throughout the stat*1. This, he maintains, would enable the state department o f game and fresh water fish to work more e f­ ficiently and would expediate the attainment o f the goal set. A department o f Americanism will shortly be established at the University o f Florida. The state board o f control will discuss the plan at its next meeting. The de­ partment waa made possible thiuugh the gathering o f $40,000 by the Florida American Legion in co-operation with the national orgdnlatzion endowment fund. The $10,000 was the Floi'ida Legion’s 40 per cent shure of the $100,000 gathered during the campaign. Complaint exhibited against you to this cause, said ault being u suit to quiet till* tlllo of the ubo \- de­ scribed I.mil m tin* Uatnnl mi; at, IT Is further O R D E R E D that this Order of I'utdlcntlon bo publish, d In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford. Hemltude Coun­ ty, Florida, once a week In four consecutlv.. weekly Issues. WITNUSH my hand and the seal of the Circuit Court of tin- Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Flo­ rida, In and for Seminole County, on lids the llth day of October. A. D. 1925. V. U. DOUGLASS. Clerk. Circuit Court, Seminole Countv. (CIRCUIT COURT SE AL) By V M. W E E K S . Jo-putv Clerk. WILSON,I D d ’ S U o L D U R A U.OVI.U. Solicitors and Counsel for Complain­ ant. Ort. i :. - 22-29 Nov 3. the North Half ..f Seetlna Thlrtytwo ( :l2) ; and the North Half of the Northwest Quart-r d s ,-;i,ot T h ir­ ty-three (33). all lit Township Nineteen (19) South, Range Thlrtvone (31) Cast. Dated at Sanford, Florida, this 9th day of Heptcmber A D D.23 (HEAL) FORREST LAKE S. O. CHASE C. J. MARSHALL An the City Comm lesion >.f the City of Sanford. Florida Attest: L It. PHILIPS. Cltv i-| ric. Sept: 10-17-21 Oct: 1 - * - 1.V: : -Tj Nov. 5-12. One o f our burn uhUh ca rry cuilom ert direct to the! pTopcTlm » c are selling. Convert Your Acreage into Cash ]Lw t J ' d o y o u ie e l a t 5 o 'c l o c k ? “ A N 0TIIER day’s work done! •- ^ Now, for a regular dinner^-; and a good time with tho y i f o and kiddies! Guess we’ll sec a movie, go for a walk in tho park or takf a lonp ride. Bet my w ifo has a fine juicy steak and p ota toesgood cold buttermilk and hot rolls — and pie, Oh, Boy! makes my mouth water just to think o f it. Is that the way you feel at fi P. M.? Or, are you just too played out for any good when your day’s •work is over? I f quitting time isn't really be­ ginning time for you, then It's a sura sign that your entire system is starving for healthy, Tich, red blood. And this ia just ns sure a sign that you need S. S. S. Y ou’ve simply got to build up your blood. For 100 years S. S. S. has been proving that a run-down system, rheumatism, loss of xvelght, Io3f o f appetite, sleeplessness and nervousness, just as skin eruptions— boils, pimples, pale com­ plexion and a low­ ered vitality, are all tho result of blood weak in red cells. Once let S. S. S. pot to work and the joy o f living will come back. 5 P. M. will have a different mean­ ing to you. Get S. S. S. today. All druggists sell it. Tho larger size, i j more economical, WNERS of acreage can market thousands o f LITTLE FARMS through the co-opcration ^ o f our National Sales Organization and its gen- j " cral offices in large northern cities. , , O . ^ . The Florida-Dixic Corporation is associated with theE. A. Srrout Farid Agency,Inc., which has been established twenty-five years and has been selling farmsand groves in Florida seventeen years. The land wc sell must he well drained, suitable for agricultural use and located on or near a main traveled hard surfaced highway, convenient to an established town or worthwhile town site. Please give price, legal and exact geographical location in your first letter. Good title and quick delivery imperative. ' We need these LITTLE FARMS now to suit the requircmcntsofourcustoracrs. Writcorwirc today. FLORIDA- DIXIE C O R P O R A T I O N E, C. Frost, President E. A. Strout, Treasurer IUGGIN BUILDING, LAKFLAND GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS. IN TIIE Cl It Cl IT CUI Itr. SEVHN•rit it D i n a i . e n t e r - i t ., s e m i MH.K c o t v r v , i i,n itiD \ . iv triA N C E IIV . Kill til llntt Tide J. P. MUSSUI.WHITE, General A . II, [Handing, o f Bar­ tow, past state comninnder o f the American Legion, started the ac­ |commanded the tivities for the department of |of the I’hilipAmericanism at the university. i Grneral’s opinsoldier easily and when led would al- Cotton was at ono time an im­ portant crop in Jefferson county, iU will in the [ the farmers sending out something like twenty thousand bales annual1ly. Today Jefferson county marol Georgia I kets-only about 1,500 to 1,800 bales With a regiment 1annually. Activities o f the pro* n* lor rmfurce- <*uccta have been turned to diversiSt. Mjgujtinc, |Bed farm ing, pecan raising and Spaniards. He I water melon seeding. city. ---------“ Jackson's administration of Ihe harbor of i hlorida” will be the subject o f the lorgia was enttrej 1925 essay contest for higlt school nmanded by Got- hoys and girls throughout tho Governor Ogle.>state, which was established six [in from His Um- years ago by Irving Bachelor, au­ thor and resident o f Winter I’ ark. Complainant, vs. A X E L O. J EPSON, el al„ Defendants,. Persistent cough* and coldj lead lo Order of Foldlenlloii serious trouble. You can stop llicm T H E STA T E OF FLORIDA T o T H E now with CrcomuhioH, an emttlsilied A HOVE N A M E D DEFENDANTS GREETINGS: creosote that is pleasant lo take. CrtoAxel O.—Jrpsom If living, nml If mulsion is a new medicnl discovery (Jcad, all tiarlles claiming interests under Axel O. .lepsun. deceased., or with two-fold action; it soolhes ond otherwise. In and to the following heal* the inflamed membranes and in­ land In Seminole County, Florida. hibits germ growth. to :w lt: "Southwest Quarter of Of all known drugs, creosote is rec­ Northwest QtiarD-r of Section :». Township 2d, South Rung- 32 East.'' ognized by high mcdicul authorities as Alex <■- Erickson, If living and If dead, all parties claiming; interests ono of the greatest healing agencies for under Alex (i. Erickson, deceased, persistent coughs and colds and other or otherwise. In and to the above forms of throat troubles. Crcomubion described property: Minnie \V. l - r nigan. ion S. William Street, Day- contains, in addition in ucosolc, oilier ton. Ohio unit her husband. (' W. healing elements which soothe and heal Jcralgan. DI'J S. William Street. the infected membranes and stop the Dayton. Ohio: -----------------------------------Ivey: all parties claiming Interests irritation and inflammation, while the under Mary Geiger, deceased. In creosote goes on lo the stomach, is ab­ and t<> the above d-scrlbed,property; sorbed into the blood, attacks tho seat ami all parties whether known or unknown claiming Interests Bt and of the trouble and checks the growth to tin* above described property; of the germs. Rentrtce A. Smyth. If living and If Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ dead, all parties claiming Interests under Beatrice A. Sniyll*. deceased, tory in the treatment of persistent or otherwise, In and In the follow­ coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, ing land In Hemlnolo County. Flor­ ida. t o -w lt: Begin at the Northeast bronchitis and other forms of respira­ corner of Intersection of Florida tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ Midland and Orange Belt Railroad, ing up the system after colds or flu. In Section 2, Township It, South Range 29 East, run North Mi de­ Money refunded if any cough or cold ia grees, 21 minutes; Kuwl 100 feet. not relieved after taking according to North 7 degreei;, 20 minutes. West directions. Ask your druggist. Crcotoo ' TiO feet. Soulhw «■atcrl) loo fuel, i ^ \ Southeast or ly feet: Marlon mulston Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adv.) too J ’t W * !'* •U9 I In refining CROW N GASOLINE, we have not stressed one feature at the sacrifice of others, but have developed a motor fuel that for all-round .service and dependability can not be excelled. You can depend on CROW N GASOLINE for an easy start, quick pick-up, added power, and long mileage! You cannot buy a motor-fuel that is more dependably high in quality, and more de­ pendably efficient at all times than C R O W N GASOLINE. % e Take Great Pleasure S GASOLINE H all Pentland & McCall Miami, SYSTEMS Jacksonville, ' Tampa, TAXES Sanford. 316-17-18 First N ational Bank Building S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager k t‘ M ......................................................... ...................... .......................................................................... ............« . « ■ IH L . ... .................................................... .............................. ..................... .. O ilCo m pa n y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY In Announcing the Opening of our office in Sanford AUDITS tandard «»« > �THE SANFORD H SERVICE STATIONS— always ready and glad to help Each day o f our lives, some need arises for some spe­ cial service. Perhaps it is the home, the business, the car or one’s personal effects that require expert skill, high grade merchandise or sane advicev >0U' , I)V, r r. • unnermost in their minds— they hold it SER\ Ic E |SUPPjcies Most of them have built their f o r e m o s t m their p o h d a t io n 0 f more and better s s jK S T J S h li >»" <” «*• Listed on this page are the representative business houses o f Sanford which make a business o f giving dilin*pnf nml rnnseientious SP.R\ ICE. These are your i “«• SERVICE STATIONS. FOR SANFORD Sanford’s New Loaf Substa; Wight Bros. Co., Inc Sanford, Florida NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 115 Maunolila Ave, ACCESSO RIES— ( i AS A M ) O il 10th and Sanford m -1 Your homo will possess added com fort and the! improved interior, if you allow James A. Sar.ii complete Bathroom outfit or a modern waih h equipment in your kitchen. Ity our plan you can have the best at a price you a real saving. Pays for itself in the Jonp Let’s talk it over. JAM ES A . SANDS Office 323 Sanford Ave, K A N N E R ’S D EPARTM EN T STORE K R V IC E S T A T IO N A. KANNER, Proprietor 11)5 K. Second S OUTFITTERS FOR THE HOME A N D FAMltf pairing 13-215 Snnfcrd Avenue / 1J . % *7** *?***& & * STONE’S ( or. I(!i and S a n fo rd 11SH CHICKENS Watch This Space tor Further Announce, ment 321 Sanford Ave, CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES ANYTHING ELECTRICAL FROM FLASHLIGHTS TO ELECTRIC RANGES Phone 630-L3 1 ]r I 0 /1 y jk *t V jT A 1, i ar\ -Ml I /H .1 •ST/' '■;l\ |1 g |\ 1I \\ZJ / \ ] >’■•il IIU) , 1 tM. m ^ j �2 P E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, o lf Trappe Underwriting Will Show Big Increase For Coming Season >r H er D ad * _ # ways call. and love him!' " TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 22.— J — Indications are that during 192*1 £ be built largely of local materials. more underwriting will be done in 5 A large deposit o f gravel will be Florida thnn in any previous year. " ut .'d in the concrete with Iltncstone Reports to the insurance depart-!* blocks broken from ledges on the incut hero lend to the belief that i H property. No steel reinforcing will be used. The dam will rest upon considerably over 15,000 licenses " KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.—W*)~ limestone which has been drilled will bo Issued for the 1925-2*1 fi s - [ * , ,5; , u*l o f axes and the crash of 312 feet without penetration. cal year. The number for 1925, it " ;H),000 trees on the banks of the was stated, was 15,000, with ev ery -|H Osage river near Ragnell, Mo., will thing pointing to n notable increase ] herald the construction o f a dam Boom O f Lira for the next issue, which will bear | that will impound a Ihke more the date o f Oct. 1, 1923. thnn 10*) miles long mid have 970 Fails to Low er * Costs * I About 3,500 qualification cards, miles o f shore line. establishing the agent’s right to i hrough the I’.uices will rush the ROME, Oct. 22.— (A>)— The re­ operate in the state, have been re­ tawny waters of the Osage river cent increase in the value o f the ceived at the insurance department, ]|° turn five turbines each generat- lira, which was cxpectud to re­ it was stated. The enrds were m ail-! ijng 25,000 horsepower of electric lieve the high cost o f nving, has ed out here, and were certified ta ity to vitalize factories, light town 3 instead left Italians at loggerheads by the insurance companies, the and speed transportation in Mis­ with the task of making ends meet. un derw riter then making applica­ souri. . . When the lira wan worth hardly tion _for licenses, covering all forms The lakq to be created will have more than three cents, the cost of o f the insurance business. 1,880,000 acre-feet o f storage cap­ living suddenly soared upward. Hut The insurance dennrtment is now acity, much more than the E le­ when the lira was • again worth mailing ont form letters to the phant Butte reservoir. The turbines more than four cents, the high cost insurance companies applying for will produce almost as much pri­ o f living refused to come down, de­ admission into Florida, giving the mary power as does Muscle Shoah1. spite the lamentations o f the peo- law under which such admission is j granted. It t Ms forth the invest­ The Missouri Hydro Electric Company, which will build the dam required; deposits neeesShopkeepers who marked up ments renuired: Elm and Commercial SI also has purchased land for the their prices refused to mark them sary; the capital stock which must erection o f two other power plants down, arguing they had to pny for be held bv the companies, includ­ about 100 miles south on the Cur­ their stocks at the higher prices ing mutuals; the capital stock tax rent River. These its officers sny, and that the lira was too unsteady charge the companies to do busi­ will produce 58,000 horsepower. to permit stabilizing selling rates. ness; the annual taxes, and other Linked with the Osage river plant, information. These letters nro kept TI1E BUSINESS OF RUNNING A 18:5,000 horsepower will bo pro­ When a man rests on his laurels in the department's office*! here, EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. duced, if the projects are eomplet- it crushes them. and will he furnished upon request. Recent [WNGTON, d au q/ile v > A ’ U /io ‘/a w y e r 'l prison i ROBERT L.COHAN A L I C E W ORTHINGTON Hint- Aertress to manage her father’s itiqs. affnint. A million and a half dollars, it Then it would be resumed again was' reputed, was the hoard "The follow ing a new depredation. “ The W olf” had saved, Then the other day, inexplicably, W olf's tongue was oil and his man' "Tho W olf" came hack to Chicago nor glib. to face the murOc. Me went to the n her fare were office of hi sdnwyor, Hubert L. Cohan. gc tor vows that “ He is Innocent, and 1 Shall Fight hood, in the wake the World fur Him !" HJT, human pci fAnother stay nf execution was sought for Worthington, He still was dying, the courts were told. as mirrored poigHut this time, “ The W olf’s” plea that with a single fell on deaf cars. ic law seldom it< A few days later he was being helned front a train at the federal y been committed penitentiary in Atlanta. f old girl. She is the Alice remains behind with a copy [to strike hack, upon Iof her father’s will, which he drew Liice inflicts its inamid much publicity just before Iflf vengeance. the priii.)!! trip’s start. It disposes [r of “The W olf"— lurid Is Hostile. If la Salic street’s I Alice. As such, .‘ ’he [hostile world— for r .BB0SS) For years “ The W olf" r ami *‘ Uan John’ ’ U'olf's" other nlckItnre mime i John nr.tl no slyer, craftliver plied hit trade livid of frenzied f in jago police will tell A complete stock o f these stoves are car­ ried by the follow ing dealers: The Ball Hardware W e W ant Your P atronage” Phone 8 papers before the final judges. Gold medals donated by Mr, Hachcllor, will be given the boy and girl win­ ning the honors. Two 10 dollar gold pieces will be given by the Flor­ ida Historical Society to/th e win­ ners o f second places. y Referring to the references for thin contest Mr. Jlnchellnr nam­ ed Caroline Hrevani’s History o f Florida; Matron's Life of Andrew Jackson, Bassett's Life of Andrew Jackson, and Sumner's Life of An­ RIGA, Oct. 22.— ifl*)—The pro­ portion o f illiterates in Russia has been reduced from 777 per thou­ sand in 1914, to 500 per thousand at the present time. Among the vast amount o f reading matter freely circulated in Soviet Russia today, in contradiction to pre-war Russia, scientific works are most in demand. HOME IS MADE .“A f t e r 12 years P erfection G G ood R esults writes Mrs* E. A . Womble, 127 East 16th Street, Jacksonville, essay must ho limited to 1,500 drew Jackson. enOut For The words and be in the hands of the Mr. Hachcllor, after conferences contest director at Rollins College with leading educators of the stnte, January 10, 1920. The win­ expressed the hope that subject hool Essay before ners o f the first four places will be chosen would stimulate an interest the guest!! o f Rollins College on in Florida history. This Year .February 18 and will rend their PARK, Oct. 22.—f/P) rhtllor, author and llim College, who has I to this city for the n announced that ministration of KlorI the subject of the rontest which he csycars ago (or high la or the state. • Is open only to *tueleventh and twelfth .reililed high nhwls. Phone 91 '7 have used a three burner Perfection Oil Stove fo r twelve years. It still gives the same good results as wlien I first purchased ft. UI hove cooked occasionally on other stoves, but to me the Perfection is the easiest to keep clean and the nicest to cook on. When / need to replace a chimney or flam e spreader, they arc always ob• ^ tainable quickly at a reasonable __ charge. M y next stove will be — a fo u r burner P erfectio n . ” ^;“ •) w k + * * * * * i n : 1 T. W. Russell & Co FURNITURE Phone 346-W r o F L O R ID A □ Ttw f.Hit'hiifner l’«i lection Siovf Sllmlf »trJ, No. 7* •i.dipfcit wills o*«n «n.I «•<"'* «®*<*>*l J I Q CC •«b>iicl (out ioclmiin* ulcn.il*) I* un*» ‘ • O . J e All •>'••'•* l,.rf*clloo.,truro«nM bufii.re«n(.1io* < lu a five In.iiiiT i«n|v. i'licft (rww lu |I*aI Wi A LORIDA'ScK m ir F0R - ]• lO D A Y S A N D t o N I G H T S EDUCATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT SPECTACLE OF THE YEAR 'fflowlntr with tho cream o f Florida's Agricultural, Horticultural, Livestock, Dairy ami ln' farm machinery, automotive equipment and coiuinercla exhibits— will mako «f tho ram a revelation for fair visitors, L STATE A. P. A. ’At POULTRY SHOW INSPIRING EXHIBITS OF BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUB WORK SMITH BROS “Quality Merchandise at prices that appeal” Phone 216 A $25,000.00 E N T E R T A IN M E N T P R O G R A M kOoPLESS-LOOP LOOPERS Afternoon and Night “ Uiiu* nn» T hl! ^ lr’" Senna!lonal and r wtrttJ , £ mo looplnr-ths-loon three wmr» another pusses under It. k0NlttCENT A ® FIREWORKS oi..v ',E v ,,y Night Irewfcl12 T2 rfV ln* Dsalgned Especially r' * m a Display at The Stat. tfilr. ,g r r AT MIDWAY ® l4 '- a t on‘* o f 8{;f> nT* , " nd Hevleca. ' 4 a cundv . hot ilog. j stand* and m idw ay rcniati. 1* ■ " •*STWTT«5!5TV — ZIP— DISH— BANG— J____ nr* ■ v i& v - t FAST RACINO CARO " : November 23 to 27 Five days of Harness Races for the Lovers nf Hooves. Heat Trotters Off Southern Circuit. C ooking begins when you touch u match to tire wick. N o time lost in heat generation. T h ey burn only the safe, cheap fuel, kerosene. C.lcun, intense heut flows up the long chimneys direct toyourcooking. Utensilsurekeptelean A A A A and unstained, as every drop of oil / \ / \ / \ / \ is completely burned before the heat If i l l reaches them. No strenuous scouring. E v e r y Perfection burner is indcpendently operated and capuhlc of every range of heat. For frying stcuks, ^ turn the wick high enough to produce ' November 20, 51 and 28 Thrao days nf Thrilling Auto Races hY WoriDrivers, Includini; Fred liorcy, Holder <■ World's Ctiamplonshlps. .. Many Florida women have had their 1 crlectrons 10 years und more. Perfections give the most ef­ ficient cooking service day in, day out, tire year •round. They get the cooking done on time, and arc dependable, convenient und safe. J his fr y i yellow lips l*j inches long ubove the blue flame* Y ou can bake, broil, fry, uml simmer on u Perfec­ tion—til! at the same time. Adjust the flame for any cooking process, and it remains us you set it. Perfections are sturdily built, with roomy cooking surface, and a handy base shelf for utensils. The oil supply is visible at all times in its glass container, which is easy to refill. M erely tilt it back, lilt it by the bail, und your hands do not touch the kerosene at all. 4-lfStvCLUnv i f la m e , tips Yes, you-can always rely on the Per­ fection Stove. A sk any stove dealer to DLUt show you Perfection models. T hey’re “ FLAME e q u ip p e d w ith from on e to five -TOP OF WICK b u rn ers, and v a r y in p r ic e from *7.00 to *120.00 for our fiucst range with built-in oven. H ill H a rd w a re Co FAMOUS BANDS And Orchestras Offrrinsr Milslc of Every K Spectacular I’agcant With S00 of Florida's F ilf' 'W e Can Meet Needs” M" C H A M P I O N 8 H I P C A T A N D D O C 8 H O W surest Every Ter,on Every M inu te______ Tho Biggest Show of the kear Reduced Rates O n All L in e s of T ra ve l Popular Adm ission Prices Plione 53 >|ida State'Fair Association ’• pn»ldin» JacIuonvlUo fsrftcUHt N**t*rt tonvid* suick warmth at minimum cost. Prices from 16,2$ to *14*25 ■ • — ' R. M. STRIPLIN. seeretirj �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22,1925. World of Sport Boston Braves Pay Fitting Tribute To Memory O f Matty Strongest Teams In Southern Conference Tangle In A t­ lanta Saturday in Section­ al Supremacy Encounter BOSTON, Oct. 22.— (fF)— The Boston Nntionnl League baseball club paid double tribute to its late preuldent, Christy Mntthcwson, at its annual meeting today, i t elect­ ed his son, Christopher, Jr., as a director nnd adopted resolutions offered by Mayor James M. Curley, a director of the club, which eulo­ gized "M atty” ns the "incompar­ able leaders nnd exemplar o f the national gam e." Judge Emil B. Fuchs o f New York, was elected president und Albert II. Powell, vice president and treasurer. Young Mntthcw­ son i:i a sophomore at Bucknctl college o f which his father was a graduate. It was announced thnt all the Braves players had signed their contracts for next senon ex­ cept Jim Welch, outfielder, ami Dick Bums, first baseman. ATLAN TA, Cm.. Oct. 21.—(A1) The two greatest teams of the Sou them Conference will meet in At lanta Saturday in Tech's „great . new stadium when University of A la­ bama’s big Crimson meets Georgia Tech's great Golden Tornado. Nei­ ther team hn:» been defeated this season, but to the contrary has run rough shod over all opposition. It now eems certain that the winner of this game will be the champion o f the Southern Conference for this fall. Alabama, tho 1021 c hampion, has defeated L. S. U. nnd Sewance by convincing scores and also has won from two lesser teams in ensy fashion. Tech':* schedule to date has been fnr more impressive and tho Jnckels today stand in the very rank o f American fntbnll teams by its string of victories over Ogle­ thorpe, ranking team o f the 8. I. A. A., V. M. L, and Florida, two of tho big teams of the conference, TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 22.— (/P) and Penn State, yenr in and yrar — Superintendent o f Public In­ out one o f the really great teams struction \V. H. Cawthon is a ver­ of tho Enst. itable "dead letter" office when Tech's lust victory over Florida it comes to receiving mail o f all Saturday, 22 to 7, saw the Jackets descriptions. Most of the commun­ winwln easily even though the team ications, of course, deal with edu­ was o ff color from the dazzling cational matters, but a majority of form diu.dayed in beating Penn them, in many instance:', are be­ yond the pale of the department’s State. jurisdiction, Tech is not kidding itself over Mr. Cawthon returned recently this conflict with Alabama. This game now looms as the most d iffi­ from a teacher’s institute at Or­ cult of the remaining contests, nnd lando, to find his desk flooded with certainly is the key game o f the mail..Many of the letters he read schedule. Should Tech be fortunate were answered with a note of re­ enough to win thu Saturday game gret that the department had "no there seems little doubt that the jurisdiction in the matter." One o f the letters received, as Tornado will successfully blow through the rest of tho program, an illustration, wns from n vil­ even though Notre Dame, Vander­ lage near Perry, It told o f alleg­ bilt, Georgia nnd .Auburn remain. ed trouble encountered between a student and the principal o f the school. The student, a boy, the letter said, following a thrashing, had resorted to arms, and each day had carried a "b ig " nistol, which he placed beside him on his desk, presumably to bo used on the principnl if the difficulty came to a head. School Head Office Used As Dump For Misdirected M a i l Walter Johnson and Have Bancroft Head Contingent o f Major Leaguers Slated For Series at Daytona DAYTONA BEACH, Oct. 2 2 .With Walter Johnson, Washington ace, nnd Dave Bancroft, Boston veteran, a sthe advnnce guard, 12 stars o f the National and American leagues arrived by motor and train Wednesday for games to Ik* clay­ ed here Thursday and Friday under tho auspices of the Russel Warner post of the American I-ejjion. Six world cries stars will be among the number. Advance reservation." from nil sections of Florida indicate n re­ cord attendance at both games, al­ so at succeeding games and trnck and field events in which the play­ ers will participate on the Day­ tona Beach speedway throughout the winter months. City Island Park, the area o f which has been increased from five to fifteen ncres, has lascn prepared, under di­ rection of Fred Meekle,. former first baseman of the New York Giant:*, for the games. Celebrating the arrival o f he players, each o f whom will act ns n salesman for the Halifnx country until ho opening of the spring training season, men, women and children of the sector from Ormond to Inlet Terrnco will present a pro­ gram in which parades and beach events will be featured, leading motion picture companies nnd newspapers are >>.‘nditig camera men nnd reporters down with the players, thereby assuring conti­ nent-wide publicity for tho state. The ployors are being brought to Daytona Beach by the FrancisPickering company, developers of Harbor Oaks, a river-bordering suburb lyong south of Daytona proper. J NEW YORK, Oct. 21.— (IP)— Possession of a list of prominent patrons of gilded cabarets, whore champagne flowed as in the old days excepting the matter o f price, is one factor upon which Federal Attorney Buckner is counting on the fulfilment of his prediction— that there will be n dry Thanks­ giving bn Broadway. He believed thnt proprietors o f :t() exclusive places upon which no­ tices of padlock proceedings have been served, will consent to close their places without forcing jury trials rather than have their books scrutinized or undergo loss o f pres­ tige which they would Buffer by having the names of their patrons revealed. “ We have iron riveted cases,” says Mr. Buckner regarding the newest hatch o f places under fire nnd “ I will urge the court to hand down 12 months’ padlock to each defendant who elects to fight." THIS CAR WILL BE GIVEN AWAY Ig “ Thc Store o f Quality Service MEAT MARKET This is "Sas" Kenne, star halfhuck on the Creighton University eleven, lie's n triple threat, too. being one of the best the school has had in some time. Keane also stars on the cinders, though he shows to better advantage* in the gridiron sport. Call and Let Us Explain How Y ou Can Own This 0 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, J. G. SHARON Attnrncy-at-I.aw Will practice in nil the court* Examination of Abstracts c f Land Titles given especial attention OfTices in Seminole County Bank Building W E H A V E T H E B ES T BUYS •ACREAGE* . M o n O 27 ■ Try Smith's Barber iShop for good barber Vcilc(ez Recil ty Co. work. Ladies welcome. *Y Valdez Hotel Building i- • ■ Next to Valdez. •Tnrrnn Your Fall Clothes O kept you in niind.Ietaoiet In producing1 them, we kept you in mind. W e’ve studied your tastes for many years, and we know .just how yon like your clothes to fit; what fabrics please you most; and the kind o f colors that best suit your idea o f what is smart and in good taste. % this Sedan offine quality—at the longestp ever placed on a Sedan by Studebakei HERE was a time when the automobile buyer seeking great­ est value fur bis dollar was justified in considering a car of second-grade quality, which was reasonably satis­ factory from the standpoint of trans­ portation alone. Hut with the advent of Stuclchakcr s One-Profit manufacturing policy, cars of the finest quality, such os the Standard Six Sedan illustrated below, arc now only slightly higher in price than those of second grade. I his small difference in price is practically nothing in comparison to the vast difference in materials and workmanship—plus increased pride of ownership and the extra service that a Studehakcr gives. I ndcr this One-Profit system we build in our own plants all bodies, engines, dutches, atecrimr rrears ,llf. ferentials, springs, gear sets, axles, gray iron castings and drop forgings. Thus we eliminate extra profits and overhead that all other manufac­ turers (except Ford) must pay to outside parts and body makers — and tdiat we save goes to the buyers of Studehakcr cars. And because wc have facilities fur manufacturing all vital parts on this One-Profit basis, wc are able to de­ sign, engineer and build every Stiulcbakcr car as a complete harmonious unit. Being Unit-Built, the Stude­ hakcr functions as a unit—with all the advantages of unit over assem­ bled construction, l lie result is years longer l i f e scores of thousands of miles of ex­ cels transportation—greater riding comfort — minimum repair costs__ and, finally, higher resale value. So the Fall clothss you will see in our store are really your clothes. t Who Ih MIKE? Ask Mr. Brown. Conn* around and lets got acquainted. Buy, Trade or Sell. lid feet on I’almello be­ tween 2nd and 3rd Sts. Facing east at $100.00 per fool. 1 PHONE 103 W. H. LONG [ BU$INESS*HQMES Are Ready TALLAHASSEE, Fla., 0 __(A5)—Two appointments w< nouncod by Governor Martin, TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Oct. 21. — (/{*)— Fred E. King, o f Vero, was named by Governor Martin to the post of justice o f the peace for the fifth district of Indian River coun- Week End Best For Demon Deacons After Carolina (lame Enables Squad to 1’illiaiL JUU— fc'or. Gators W AKE FOREST. N. Oct. 22. — (A’)— A week end of rest for the Demon Deacons for the first time aineo the opening of the football season, when Carolina went down before the powerful machine dev«-|. oped by Garrity, Iravc* the entire Baptist squad in the best shape it has been in since the initial copies!. Monday afternoon will see Grcas<m,| Chnknles, Kllerbe nnd Collier, men who hnvif been on the injured ti■> since tlie Davidson game, in tinlineup for scrimmage on Gore field. These men hnvc heen out of prac­ tice the greater part o f two weeks nnd their rat-appearnnee on On­ field is expected to once more round out the combination Hint started the season at Carolina. While these men could all have iossibly been back at practice earier, Garrity believed in giivng them plenty o f rest with three weeks between the Duvidson game nnd the next hurd contest on the schedule, neither of them played In the Ixmoir-Rhytie game since they Were not in the bout of shape und were really not needed. Gnrrlty took very fi-w chances on get­ ting his first string men broken up in the affray with the Moun­ taineers und used substitutes the greuer part of the game. ’ _____ And their prices are g o­ ing to make the biggest hit of all, for they are ex­ actly what you think a man should pay for good clothes, honestly made an dstyled in the New York manner. FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW SANFORD, FLA. 422 Union Ave. Telephone 173-w 'F First Street A UNIT-BUILT Value Stabilized h I "Nu-Yfurlv-MiiJdi’ I HE fine Studehakcr Six Sedan illustrated Vfl upholstered in genuine wcdB Carpets are wool. Windfll real plate glass. Four v.i&l Equipment includes an 8-dijl gasoline gauge, coincidentalII ignition and steering gear, ilM windshield cleaner,ash rcctitel vision mirror, stop light, doal safety lighting control on wheel, and full-size balloon tiu This Sedan has many snpetw — hidden as well as obvioai pillar* are of fine northern cross-members of hard cupk I pay a premium for the Lest Slam tite door and thewof*? “ quality." Swing on the&x p one wheel up on tliecs*1®** how the doors still o p u ijS s how the motor still rm *“°9" Sit on the firm, heavy Usim T the steering gear. Sr* l10* it handlca the full--i/< biT.ooaW Te-.t the comfort o t the deep. seals. Run the engine—the mod W ful in any car o f its sii* according to the ratings oi C. C. and tile Society Engineers. This is -hiilnjj lowest priced Sedan. Make ccw sons—then realize why cB! comparable price ha) niWtJ superficial resemblance. Come in and let uJ den*11 this s! irdr One f’ro/il car. T �on This Pa^e is a Paying Investment 19-7-Snlt’, Live Stock 3— Autos, Rent bates j and w l" lalt l f tow I*# a II** He a Hat U ■ <tne 4r a Haa ubln abo^a ,r# for eonli length for f i r « rertrletefl to •on„ _ d* Thn S a n ,, rupnnelHe ' c l Insertion. . mihrcdimrit Ira rhnuM bn ly In <*••* o f T iarw a rntatlvn thor th rate*. rule* w in In*. FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, AUTOS FOR HIKB may be seen nt our barns, one SA G JE AUTO SERVICE Day mile south nn<! 2 miles west of ot night. Meet* all train*. RarFla. Lakeland Highlands tune transfer. Phone B51 and 83-W Haskell, Co-upcrntive Association, Box 79 Lakeland, Fin. r e e l * " !s o n s And It ^rllvn XOTirlB ul(l g iv e t h " ,r Ira add r e t . • « nna number ir lt». About one thmiaand hae a the there enn t th you unleee addreje, w K T * T ha at Th* S««Ira nr hr Jet* ^ jJ ’SgWmt. ir cations ppertunities rvice \partmont3 io&fos looms Board Office, S to r e s 'mage tiw e [roves buses Rent lock fiscellaneous Vanted 5— Autos, Sale noon rttr.n r.tn* 1921 1923 1923 1921 1922 1923 FOR SALE: Two good mules at n bargain, nd.lress A. M. Box 65. Sanford, F l a . I. VV. Phillips’ Sons Term s ’ Phone P To Some P e o p le Oak and 2nd 8t FOR SALE Cheat): Ford Touring car. Late model. 1105 Oak Ave. FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring car cheap if told today, 20G Holly Ave. FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. Go0(1 condition. For sale or will trade fo r heavy car and pny difference. Address C. D. care Herald. 6— Business Opportunities Call 148 FOR SALE: 3 Fresh milk cows. C, P. Ford. Box 77 — Cameron Ave. Dodge Touring. Dodge, Graham 1 Vt ton Truck Dodge Coupe 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous Dodge V\ ton Screens Dodge Roadster TO SELL! Hood ; tano, iu20 Elm Dodge Touring Ave. Phone 100 W. y»» III naalnt you ran i »<J «» \state ure You Urirc It. and 2nd St. at TO. R- W. Myrtle FOR SALE: DON’T BUY A MO­ TOR BOAT until you see the Four Bargains at THE SANFORD BOAT WORKS. t.— Fast runabout, 26x6 feet beam. 32-30 IL P. Red Wing Motor. Ma­ hogany finish hunt. 2. — Cabin Cruiser, 25x7 beam. 30 H.P. Engine. White cedar hull. Copper fastened. 3. — 20x4 1-2 open Launch, 7 H.P, Fairbanks-Morse Engine. 2 cylinders. 4.— Cabin launch 23x5 beam. Glass windows. Installed with 8-14 II. P. Regal motor. Theoj boats are in fine running condition and guaranteed as re­ presented. SANFORD BOAT WORKS, At Osteep Bridge, Celery Avenue. Insert an ad in the “ Classified Col­ umns” o f The Herald. Let a classi­ TAM PA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ sified pages o f Florida’s Great Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. fied ad work fo r you. OPPORTUNITY TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volusin county advertise in the DcLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. 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 Boy started: quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance fo r live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. The Pensacoln News. AWAITS YOU ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE** OF THE HERALD DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell nnything? If so advertise In the Gainesville Sun. FOR SALE: New grocery nnd soft drink counters nlso vegetable racks. Will sell for 1-2 price. Phone FOR SALE: Complete furnishings 727. * ■ 21— Lost, Found 2S— Plant, Seeds, Trees o f four room house. C h e a p _____________ —... ------—For Rent: Four room house at 0 n IMnna R d 7— Business Service detour, small <TEWA»tT TIIK FLORIST" Osteen, rent reasonable. M m IL, brown bag. Flowers .nr nil occasions. —K If found notify P. T. Pace, Osteen. 814 Myrtle. Phonn 260-W LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre„ . . p--------- U ------------- GcnonSTSlihvenrPeter8bur,f’ Klfl-crlntlons. Drugs. Sodas. W «| F 0 R - SALK: snin!1 F ° « r* atock UU,Very‘ 33— Wanted nnd fixtures, 419 Sanford Ave. i , ... , , sre an near you as your nhone. ____________________________________LOST: Black and white spotted. Cull 103. PLAIN AND FANCY Sewing done. , hob-tailed dog, with spiked col- WANTED: Sheet metnl work of all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal 1009 Union Avenue. ;*r on- Reward 525.1)0. T. S. RumSANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Works, 312 E. 2nd St. —■ --------------------- ----------------------------uley, 1st St. ami French Ave, Successors to Otllon & Platt FOR SALE: Full blooded registered,----- — —----------------------------------------WANTED TO BUY: Second hand /16 MngnnUa. Everything elecchow puppy. Phone 571-J. LOST: Pair of tortoise shell rini Ford Touring ear. Must be in ♦rlcal. Phone 422. Electraglth i L r,,, " , . . . -— ------ --— — ---------, ! glasses in easy with Chas. T. Fulgood condition. Address P. O. Box Radio. |l'OR SALE: New Goodrich cord |cr initials. Return to Mr. Fuller, 158. tire 32x4 1-2, new miller red i n - ! Chrysler dealer. WTGDTS—Three Mag­ ncr tube, both in use les i than I — —-------------------------------------------10—Wanted Heal Estate nolia nnd Second. Flr«t nnd Elm. week. Original price tire and |LOST: l case Devoe & Reynolds 27.5i) . i paints No. 504. Put in new Essex Sanford Avenue nnd 10th Street. tube $30.25, will sell for $2i.tiu. WANTED: To buy direct from | Reason for soiling, does not fit Coach through mistake Tuesday Expert service. owner a 3 to 6 room house. G ive1 now car. Phone 32112$ or call 018 afternoon. Finder pleani return to location, price nnd terms in first Elm Ave.___________ ___ _______ __ Ball Hardware Co. letter. G. W. Willcox, 6 Ball Bldg. WIGHT PRINT SHOP-—Printing Engraving. Embns«ing. See n? 21— Sale, Ileal Estate 25— Opticians, Jewelers ! first. Wo do it. Phone 417-YT it— n— u i r T r -----5----- 1------- , , . - - r WANTED: To buy direct from • . ( '. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, ownt,r | (,ts give location, price R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. J. E. SPUI'.LING, mra-division jewe ery and clock repairing and R , { in fir|ll wtler. Address specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, nnd F l o r a engraving. Quick service 116 Mag- ( . „ Si ,ht( Gcn. Del. TAMES n . COW AN— All kinds _2_______!!__!---------------------------------Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ notia Avenue. Rhone 142. o f Tin nnd Sheet ?*Ietal Work WANTED LARGE ACREAGE: way. Water nrd Boat Tanks. At Oak 35— Wanted llcip, Male From owners only. Reasonably Avei.ne end ThIH Street. Tele­ FOR SALE: 5 ncre farm, tiled, five " , u. ............................. priced. S. T. Prihhtc, 18 N. W. 5th phone 111. room dwelling. 1-2 mile west o f , "A N T E D : Colored boy to do janMiami, Fla. _____ „ „ . , . Lake Monroe nn paved road, 56560, i Ror work. Sanford Herald. ( MlRACLF. Concrrts t o.. r^rv-rsi ? ! ca9h> Tem*. ____ TTi r~~—-------------- -------O r ^ S b L' r ' T H ^ IT (J N T ii '*=* A, L O T I’VE C O T TO M s / •a a aa-* New F L O R ID A - ORLANDO— Orlando Momiiu* Sentinel; largest cln ssi-j fieil business, rate lc a word, min- j imum 24c rash with order._______ THE C1.AKKSBURG EXPONFNT — Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want nd rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 l-4 c; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’* greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Journal Herald. Wnycros*. Georgia. A LITTLE W ANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirtycent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ sentative will call nnd see you. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Rocbond Stucco Six-Room House Completely furnished. Eastern exposure. . r Oak floors. Hot water heater. $ 10 ,0 0 0 balance can be arranged over t a number o f years. Schulte’s Selected Listings 1, Business Lot within four blocks of Post office, 50x 117. One story brick building 25x75 on lot. For a quick sale this lot can be bought for $750. per front foot.. 14 cash, balance 1, 2, nnd 3 years. $1000 binder for 30 days. 41—Wanted to Rent s V(» (JP FATHER l O REACH BUYERS or sellers of I Florida real estate advertise I" the St. Petersburg Timea. One con' cent a word daily, two cent* a won Sundays. Poreh and windows screened. THE MORNING JOU RNAL is the accepted want nd medium in Ample eloset space. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. In fact every equipment. ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Palatkn Daily News is circulated in COLUMBUS (Gn..) LEDGER — |^ mot' ern Homo needs. nn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ Classified ads have the largest circulation In Southwestern Geor­ tion. gia. Rate 8c (0-word lino) line. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop-) You aro wasting time uml mo­ ment. Bend about it in the Pnlm lney if this page hasn’t your clas1-3 cash Bead) Post. Sample copy tent on sified advertisement. Phono it in request. today. No. 148. cement work, sidewalks. holM- 3 acres. I mile west of city limits. I W ANTED: Young man of good Inr Mocks, Irrigation bovea. J. B. With three room residence with i hnWts to R n rn the printing busi- WANTKi,: Two room and bath decorating, Terwillpyer, Prop. n|inrlim.llt fhn.islicd. Couple. variety of trees bearing fruit "v.ss; Excellent opportunity. Apply Wight Print Shop, between 8 and ojp $2500 ens-h. HILL LUMBER CO. o, 9 o’clock. Tw o lota between Sanford and Sorvice, Qiinlitv and PHc*. WANTED: Furnished bedroom nnd Trees Palmetto Avenue for $650 each. MAN for Real Estate in Sanford, kitchenette close in. Desirable d Supplies ADDRESSING — ftlultlgraphing, Seo or write. B. II. Bankston, San­ steady position. Auto not nee- neighborhood. Reasonable. Couple Egk’s folding nnd mailing— ns you ford, Fla. essnry. IL B. Schulte Realty Co.,,unply Co., jmolv ‘’"Room" Room" Care Herald Office. want it— when you want It. ice ___ _ .= ■ 18, 102 N. Orange Ave., FOR SALE: 120 feet east front-; £hpne 11 Phone 673. H. E. Porch. First ■12— Advtg. Mediums Orlando, Fla. nr.;! Supplies age by 200 feet deep on San­ V-.*|nr«l TtneV Hldg ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Address 31— Wanted Help, Female AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuO. Box 352. ip. Female 9— For Rent, Houses P. __________________________________ ________________ ____________________ gusta, Gn., Augusta’s greatest P. Male FOR SALE: 3 in 1 on Main High- W ANTED: Maid at The Pico Ho- classified medium, rnte, cash, 9c 'p, Male or FOR REN T: Garage on 5th Street way, 2 atory-20x26 building on tel for general house work. charge. 10c minimum.___________ between Palmetto and Magnolia lot 52-117 within city limits. Gro-------------------------------------------------------- ' u .:A llN ABOUT Polk County and reasonable. Sec Mr. Dabney. Her­ eery, cold drinks o'.and, filling sta­ W ANTED: Two young Indies to do ■P- Salesman ald Lakeland, through the Star Office. tu 4 and home 1st floor upstairs, special local work. Snlnry. ApuaLon, Male Telegram. Best advertising monow renting for $30.00 per month. f n ly V W. Cook. Phoenix Hotel corFIoHda. P u M d nation,Female Small dwelling in rear. Price $7, 10— F o r B e n t, llooms 'I* nor, • J rd un,i ! ark Avubot mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM — mgs. ' Estate 000, easy terms. J. II. Hutchinson, and 8 p.m. l.akeland, Florida. Kent FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ 123 4V. 1st St., Phone 475. WOMEN for Real Estate in San- ATNH — Watervtllo, Morning bum s. out meals. Reasonable rates. FOR SA L E : Special for this week ford. Steady on. Auto not ScnUneL Thousands of Maine Lincoln House. only. The best bargain in town neces:' n. Schulte ocuu.u.- L alt> nro interested in Florida jcosi’ iry. n IL U. Tcements nAn„ , . i . i on Sanford Ave., Corner lot 7lx , v . 0 r “ nRC Avc" Ihonu, property. Reach them through ! 3 m M f ? r„ rte n t„ T r A h o ld . 1120 casl 1)n|. K00J terms.— l l l >, t>il.indo. I l.i. fw'c _ ] the Sentinel, ltuto card on up. te collect at- R Phone 571-J. Union Ave. ■— ’ In Thrasher and Garner. f la',ms all kind! Ia 37— Wanted Help, Salesman | lliclttion■ . No charge.-. un. FOR RENT: 2 Front Bed rooms; FOR SA L E : 54,500 acres in Mana­ ----------------------------- --------- ------------- - FOR SALE: Complete meat mar- a >-live years uf reasonable, 310 W. 6th St. Phone tee and Hillsboro Counties, $75 a MAN with car to work in evenings ket outfit, Including sawn, Flock, a q fJ* tt« own 369. per acre. A bargain, 360,000 acres, from 4 to 6. Attractive propo- computing scales and large ruII May’, Collec-, in Gadion and Loon counties $9.50 sition for hustler. Give references frigerator. This can be had for at Tinker ROOM FOR RENT: 1209 Magnot^li at Tinker, an ncre. Apply John E. Fox 120 in letter. Write ‘‘ Proposition" Care cost of accumulated storage churUa., and Soni530-L3. Refcrences exchangPark Ave,, Sanford. tlcrnld Ki’S. H. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. cd. LOT in Murritt Park, Orlando — — — ------------------------------------------- k'AMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 17— For Sale, Houses $2500.00, $500.00 Cash Balance SEVERAL solicitors to work on NEErt Send in your subscription to tho terms, [’hone 530-12$. commission. Right proposition Tribuno or hand it to your local and subdivijionj FOR SA LE : Five room house. Mod­ for right man. Apply at Herald dealer so you can read Florida s on- Life Bur 22— Sale, Furmtue after 5:30 in afternoon. greatest newspaper. One year, g-. Orlando, Fla. * ern conveniences, close in. Will make attractive price for quick — — - $8.00, 6 months, $4 .00, three months Wo curry a ftill line. sale. Phono 83, , 3H— Wanted, Situation Malo $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 inaurA o tic c Our prices aro right. Cash or ----- - anco policy add 75c co jou r order. F’OR SALE: Seven room house on terms. Wo want your business WHITE man wants position ns — Xenia. Make your sales office is Palmetto Ave. Modern to the Sanford Stove £ Furniture Co. cook or steward. Good habits. | the Xenia Gr»,:ette, Zen* ainietto Ave. minute on fine lot 65x117 corner _________ 321 E. First St._________Edward Vinlnnd, Phone 464._______ in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dishlATOR i ]!()dy with beautiful foliage. Comfortable FOR SA L E : Bed with tarings and PAINTING W ANTED by day or Want ad nnd display rates r5’ jadjator and home a t'lo w price. Call 713. Ask mattress, $9. Dining table and ' job. Pninter and decorator with on request. _____ for Mrs. Tolar. of conidvertise in chairs, $9; solid mahogany ward­ five years experience in Coral Gab- FOR B I G RESULTS «dv< °f «tew cores robe mirrored doors, $30; Two lc^ ami Miami. F'irst class work tho FOR l LA DDF, IRDALE cJtaasfiV Cleaning Rockers, $3; Porch Bench, $3. gua rail teed !1 M. Harris, 1118 F ’ reach DAILY N E W S -.t covers BrowACCOUNTANT 'at; )rr, fo r all rc.......... and 12th *u,i. St., c* Sanford, Fla. artl Countv thoroughly v Avenue F'la. ard County which is Corner 2nd and Cedar. anf«r'! Radiator & Systems Installed— Audits .. Z ' — Z--------— , I one of tho most rapidly growing h&eclul Ur I p.i to FiriuuildDt 8t. and R. It. ctjon9 on thu Florida Const. RAGS W ANTED — large, clean, FOIt SALE— Space on the PagCltt^nUle for classified advertisements., . j t j upon linen or cotton rags for clean­ Why not rent those vacant rooms, i - ^ p i a copy anu 1. nicotine B. L. IIOIIEBTSON ing purposes. Bring them now request. .Ontunlc Temiilp ttauin IS to the Herald Composing Room. or sell that second-hand goods? ewelers 42— Advlg. Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums 2. Two story, sev­ en room house on Palmetto Avenue be­ tween 13th and llth Streets. Located op­ posite beautiful city park. Price 58000. Vis cash, balance $45 jicr month including interest. 3. Four ,sr SANFORD REALTY CO., Inc. adjoining I lots on Maple Ave., at Fourth Eastern exposure. $8000.00 takes lots. H. S. LO N G , Mtjr. Street. all Booms 9-10-H Ball Bid* 1-3 cash, bal­ Phone 657. ance arranged. 4. 172 acres In Volusia county, east of Enterprise. Located on highway. This tract is now in line for development. Price $l60.W 'pei' UCIT.' Ot-h, balancs J, 2, 3, years. Act quick ns price is SOort to !»;■ advanced. Tires and Tubes A t prlccn that ar* right Pan Am and Standard Gas anu Oil* “Veedol Oils” - ^ ‘ REALTORS t Electric Irons JOHN E. FOX, Reprcscntntive Radio Supplies i 120 South Bark Ave. RING’S FILLING STATION “ We Cover Florida Beal Estate Like the Sunshine" Phone 401-J i» a '« n a a * x a w « a a a » < a a a N a a a M a a a a B K a a a a a a a H H H H a a a a A 1113 Snnfurd A rc. Sauford, Fla. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING HILTON’S iiA itiir .ii /lest anti only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. a Near railroad and loading station also new power plant of Southern Utilities. ■ Lake Monroe is sure to grow. Investigate this today. Price and terms reasonable. Bodwel! Realty Co., T "; • h iio p 113 Magnolia Ave. i First Clas* Barber* Special Attention Glren To Ladle* and Children. 9 ■ a 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. 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Maximum Tthip. j __________ _ 83 Minimum Temp...............—...........57 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES jSANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1925 Getting- a T aste 3 Passengers Of Comahche Corroborate Charges That Some Of Crew Were Drunk [ng Better jn of Law, Ihurclimen MORE ACTIVITY Capital, October 28 KilVANlANS VOTE' “ S S S S T t 'S , ” j Country to T ry TO HELP SANFORD of Form er A ir Officer Sailors Didn't- Know where Deals During T w o Day Signal Flares Were Kept, Period Show $328,000 FOOTBALL TEAM Full Consideration Of Proposed Plans Urged ional ?ars Talk [5v Respect •rnment, Is ' Executive LOCAL REALTY Mitchell Summoned MARKET SHOWS To Court Martial At Board of Inquiry Listens t(» Stories of Three Men Who Declare That Disorder Prevailed on Burning Ship j RapidMovement of LastWeek -----j Continues During Monday F i f e W a s “Signal F o r and Tue3dny When Record Rum Buttles to Flash” Sa,ea Totals Again Reported Fort Bragg Commander Is Opposed lo The Creation of Department With Heads For Army,Navy,Airlloards Religion FRICE FIV E CENTS Is One Passenger’s Charge Declares Backbone of Army Is Infantry and All Other Branches Are Auxiliaries Trade Brisk In All Branches Enzminger Makes Appeal In JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 21. of Field, Comments Of Behalf of Boys And Club —OP)—Sensational charges, tend­ Dealers Here Demonstrates Decides to Give Publicity; ing to corroborate statements in New York by passengers of tho Plans Made For Convention Violation Of W ar 'Article 96, Charge Conviction Will M ean GREENVILLE, N. C„ Oct. 21.— Continuation of tho record vo! Comanche, which burned last ___ Sat­ (/P)— Definite opposition to the cre­ Dismissal F rom The urday night off Mayport, were umc of business in tho realty mar ation of a department of nntionnl Following a stirring appeal by ket in and . around Sanford, is made by three passengers testify defense with under secretaries for \V. S. Enzminger for the unquali­ Arm y, A ct Provides ing before a court of investigation shown in figures released today fied support of the Kiwanis Club the army, navy nnd air branches JON, Oct. 21.— here Tuesday afternoon, called by by the publicity department of tho in connection with the gridiron ac­ was voiced here last night by Brig­ flaw observance WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.— General George Uhler, supervising Chamber of Commerce, which an­ tivities of the Sanford High School adier General A% J . Bowley, com­ inspector general, and Captain nounces that real estate trapsao- football team, members of the or­ (A P )— Whnt is believed to be Lion arc needed mander of Fort Bragg. Speaking Armour T. Phillips was fin­ George Harney, supervisor of the j fions completed here during the ganization today acted favorably the highest ranking court Itry. President Whtfn ed ? 100, with the option of a 100- before the American Legion gene­ third district, United States i first half or the week amount to upon a motion to furnish publicity ral Bowley, who yesterday was martial ever assembled for [the annual coun- day pail term, on a Los Angeles Steamboat Inspection Service. Cap-1 $828,000. for the team during tho balance of ational chnrcn- speeding charge, he elected to pny numed on the court martial board tain E. E. Curry of the Comanche, I These deals ure reported by vathe year, and to lend the eleven trial of any army officer in to try Colonel William M itchell, at the morning session, denied lious brokerage agencies in this their moral encouragement in an the grade of colonel Tuesday Iddress Tuesday $75 and serve 80 days behind bars for his charges against the air ad- j taste of the sort of statements that the crew acted in city, it is explained, and repre- effort to attain a successful sea­ was ordered by President thing"my 0rw“ fe “ ? r subjected" t o?’ j ar "! y « rJ‘l navy nn unscamanlike manner nnd thntU ents the growing interest in l<>- son. Coolidge to convene in Wash­ ai is altogether Phillips is the husband of Clara |<l_ePnrJ nJeJ}t, declared that the namenibers of the crew were drunk cal possibilities, according to ofIn his talk, Mr. Enzminger di­ Clara Phillips, noted "hammer tl0*,a * lict P“ 88e^ by conington, October 28. and panicky during the fire. j ficials of the trade body. rected the attention of the mem [” he said, "and gross by 1H20 was the “first real These three passengers were: M a n y of the sales announced to-1 bers to the need of community 4 for government murderess” now in San Quentin military policy the country has On that date, or as soon Fred Rau, of Patterson, N. J., and j ,jay wcre completed Inst week, it support of any athletic endeavor j nfter as passible, Colonel William lion, of enlighten* (C alif.) prison. The picture shows ever had,” and “now before we Phillips “doing fine.” Adolpli Jncknecke amid Bortaold i jg sniil, but were not confirmed undertaken* by the high school Mitchell, storm center of the air ogethff too «PPar* have been able to develop the ef­ Mayor, both of Jacksonville. unti| Monday or Tuesday. It is students, pointing to the intensity service Her wealthy husband and Chicago controversy, will ho ficiency of this national defense Charges Are Made. thought that the present increase of spirit developed by intcrscho- brought before the court on detectives were waiting when Mrs. act, should we put it aside for the , anyVnfr“’ (al1' lastic rivalry among boys and, , . . . , in trade activity will develop into Lement of the law. visionary proposition of a national Margnrettn Hoffman, 28 above. Charges that “whiskey bottles n reeiii ir basis unon which to es- girls. The relative importance a t - . vhnrges specifying violation of tho Ire have first been UCC(,r‘iinK. t0 Mr mnety-sixth article of war. defense, consisting of the army, |^eped off a westbound train at St ' flashed" following the discovery of a regular basis upon wmen to ts , I Louis with John \. Wiedcmcir, , the firo ..... that. the l in the disposition ..... ...... ..... crew in lower- tininte the extent of local husi-1 Enzminger, to the success of their navy and air service?” Under the provisions'of this a r­ m ov ie promoter. ““Forgive Foririvo m r>* i :........... ,i. lifeboats from . ness. me! i„«r andi getting the 1* I ran conceive ticle, conviction could, in the dis­ The officer answered his own movie efforts eclipses any other school He promised to make me a star,’ I the Comanche did'not obey ordersi Wituhish and Shoemaker are [remedy for the cretion of the court, lie made pun­ question with the statement that cried the wife. But Hoffman iuul ant| that crow members in the boat |credited with negotiating the sale activity. society except tho “the changing o f our whole sys­ the pair locked up*Speaking as the parent of a rep- ishable by dismissal from [jence of religion. in which he escaped ♦ought among of several close-in residential reilantative player, hp t [d a re d army. Presidential approval, how- • tem of national defense should nol themselves were made by Rau. Rau ! tracts, totaling $18,000, among that ho had tound tills spirit to be over, would be required before U Religion. be attempted without careful and in the Woodruff an advantageous influence upon such u verdict could l>o put into 4 Ttil D n i p v rjsaid that tha operators of the life- which . . . are . . .14. Inis . Laid there wn ■ no Treasury Recommenda tons mature consideration.” subdivision in the southern section ; „ u> boySi aM(, thnt niiult 8Upport effect. Vn, roveninirnt or “A single air service! Do wu mil flares were kept. He said that of tnc city, formerly owned by . ay Differ Materially FVont want Davis Chooses Court. ^|,e gtunc i.s aH vitally important frill not fail "; that this? The backbone of ev­ his was the next to the last boat die Brumntcll to I*. Bnynnrd Smith to its success as any other rea ­ Those Presented Monday; ery army is the infantry. The last Secretary Dwight F. Davis is ft come through to leave from the side of the Co­ for $7,000. Lots one, two and son. credited with having picked the Schedule Is Made Public war demonstrated that the next lerifice is the e.-manche mid that its pasengers three at Seventh Street and Or­ Tlie movement mot tho unani­ members of the court himself. AU Hc bespoke uitarm in importance is the field arwere picked up by a sailing boat. ange Avenue, were purchased by mous endorsement of the body, of them are senior in point of ser­ louith a broader WASHINGTON, Oct 21.— l/P)— tillcry. But it matters not how Jncknecke and Mayer, young N. II. Garner for $11,000. which was well expressed by sev­ vice nnd rank to Colonel Mitchell, if this principle l>y A new schedule of normal tax important the field artillery may snilois, both testified there seemed Calvin Teague sold 11 lots in the eral of the members present ut nnd all hold medals of hohor, or ^ntinued preaching rates, differing materially from become, it will always be an aux- j to be no panic among the passen­ that presented Monday anil con­ iiary to the infantry. Ami so it is Howard Hulick Announced a s gers. Both of them in testimony southern part of Sanford to L. ] the meeting. Immediate action on distinguished service crosses or ry. Lunibnrd for a consideration up- J the matter followed, when Rev. E . medals. The court was composed templating the repeal of the earn­ with all other blanches of the ser,, . . , „ , ■rough these nvedeclared that they saw no officers proximating $7,500. S. S. Bau- D. Brownlee, president of the Club by speciul effort of officers free Principal Speaker While fii, “by a constant ed income provision o f the existing vice. The modern army must have' that negroes were in charge niel acquired 18 lot." on Dark, Oak j instructed the secretary to arrange from duties connected with the Talks Arc to Be Made By anil f : . f a i t h , law, was transmitted Tuesday to its infantry, its field artillery, its of tlie lowering of the boats. and Geneva Avenues from Calvin |for advertising to lie furnished. war department and General S taff the house ways and means com­ cavalry, its engineers, its signal lot to enlarge and Leaders of Several Clubs; Jncknecke charged that those Teague for $ 20,000, on which dwcl- j \rior to each succeeding game administration. corps, its medical corps, its quar­ iral and spiritual mittee by the treasury. Mr. Davis’ action yesterday came ... , , . .. .„ . . lowering the boats did not seem to lings are to be constructed within . scheduled for the season. It was The committee now is informed termaster department,its ordinance In. Without that i mal details are rapidly being |know hmv ll( ,heni. Whim the next month. I also ordered that Mr. F.nzmingcr ur the culmination of several years bgve of an cn- that the rates on which the treas­ department and its air service. T h cL Residential properties on Crystal bring the m atter to the attention of dir-ngrc«nten( between Colonel i\vn i .iniv..’. *\-u- ury's estimate of a $ 110,000,000 Lake have also been in demand, 2'! of other local civic associations us Mitchell and war department of­ <;ut in the income tax revenue was ficials nnd general sta ff officers lots in this section having been sold quickly ns possible. , if the people arc based are one per cent on the first Convention Plans .Made over policies connected with the by the Lake Mary Development $ 8 , 000 ; three perccent on the next “it will be whnt Final arrangements were made administration of the air service. Co., according to an announcement vill be able to get $ 1,000, and 5 per cent on all over at the meeting*today for the a t­ It was precipitated, however, by made today. The consideration |e or.ly such virtue $7,000. This compares with the army must have its air service, and [building tomorrow evening. tendance of a large delegation of the recent statement in which the ! lifeboats which was crushed be- was reported at $ 12,000. given Monday of one and the local Kiwaniatis at the Kiwanis colonel, then on duty with the 1 placed there," the arates half per cent on the first $4,000; k “ikewii”* I t T ^ a i V i A has been tween the Reaper and the ComanR. C'. Tisdale, lias arrangnl for Ion. • i-----— ......... i ........ — oi nan .....i i n e _ nnvj iikcwis . nteus u • .m , outlined for the affair, and will die, but were Hot injured. the purchase of a tract of front­ District Convention to be held in Eighth Corps nrea headquarters at tluee per cent between $ 1,000 and Daytona on Thursday and Frid ay,;San Antonio, Texas, sensationally Isists wrong doing $ 8,000, ami five per cent on all service nnd it must be permitted jni.|uj t, talks by a number of prom-1 Clyde Men Testify. to train its air as u* lo incut ocnl welfare and recreation! Testimony by Jncknecke nnd age of 1,200 feet on Lake Monroe October 22 anil 28. mr forces tuitv.i so na charged that the conduct of tho las it must do mi- over $ 8,000. J o r H. D. Evans, of Boston, for a Various phases of the conven­ war mid navy departments in cer­ get the best results in the time ° f| Workers, representing all agencies Mayer concluded the first day’s in- consideration of $88,000. The pro­ ]ng to approve it IIow Rates Are Set Out [engaged in municipal betterment vestigntion which saw the three perty was formerly owned by II. C. tion were discussed, and as many tain nir service functions lias “al­ to lesist it, for The surtax rates proposed would wai. of the members as possible, were most been treasonable and crimi­ pile ground, it may begin at one per cent on the sum “There is no more reason for a activity in this city. |passengers and nine Clyde, Line Perry of Sanford. urged to be present. It was ex ­ nally negligent." it is justified in between $18,000 and $15,000 and single air service than there is for It is exnlained that the dinner I men testify. Clyde Line men who The Dnvy-Winston Organization plained that the meet will convene failimhk a criminal, | The Mitchell charges were pub­ up gradually to twenty per cent a single medical corps or a single and meeting will be held to enable 1testified were: Captain hduanl L. has arranged the sale of a portion in the Clarendon Hotel in Daytona lished on the heels of the Shenan­ ol itself docs not „n aj| ovor ,h e $150,000. The sur- ordinance department. the clubs to co-orilinnte their vur- 1Gurry, Montclair, *■;! nnistci (l* of the Bcllnir subdivision, owned at H o'clock tomorrow. doah disaster and before the find­ “ It must be remembered that the ions efforts to secure a better co- the Coninnelie; (j. N. \\ illiains,.De- by F. H. Scruggs consisting of 27 V " only a treat-) tax rates are set out in the schedOfficial delegates from the San­ ing of the PN-ii No. 1, naval plane, U does not, u|e are: air service cannot function inde­ operative movement and assure ajnioreat, N. J . .first officer; II. t». Tots oil Mcllonvillc Avenue to Dr. ford Kiwanis Club were announc­ then lost in the Pacific Ocean, nfiscasc. ltd** not| One per cent $18,000 to $15,000. pendently beyond a very limited 1speedier succciu. i White general agent; Ivan lhomp I,. C. Green of Jamestown, N. Y., ed as L. C. Debout and Edward Iv ter its failure to negotiate flight Sunity virtues. .i._ u ..: i . i son. Brooklyn, second off distance. It must always operate Howard Hulick. one of the b u i l d Brooklyn, second officer Two per cent $15,000 to $17,000. fiom San Francisco to Honolulu. third who proposes to construct several l.ane. Ihlrn Conxcitatt. Three per cent $17,000 to $ 10,000. from a base, and that base must j I'rolmhle Charge Four p ercen t $10,000 to $ 21,000 of restraint, no While the war department with­ can do that. Hour! Five per cent $21,000 to $28,000. held the specifications .of the Six per cent $28,000 to $25,000 [social stamlanli au charge from publication tonight i'.> an enlightened on- j Seven per cent $25,000 to $80,000 they migl}t be read first before their perfection lit.l Eight per cent $80,000 to $85,000, the court in accordance with cus­ Nine per cent $85,000 to $40,000. [ccuring « more en-, tom, it is more than probable that Ten per cent $40,000 to $-»5,000, [science. . Colonel Mitchell will be judged on to preserve what ire I Eleven per cent $15,000 to $30 evidence presented to show th at ho anil provide fur fui-has conducted himself “to the pre­ turn............ ... . ,i Twelve per cent $80,000 to $ 00,judice of good order and military *• '•'<-* must become i ° 00' discipline.” ne spirit of the (Jiv • Thirteen per cent $00,000 to $i orgamzationii. With tho charge nguinst him ‘positively untrue.” He declared of Char, ' ooo. efforts of each in attaining the that the members of the steamer confined to that specification, it is Lovelace, It u the realm of i fou rteen per cent $<0,000 to nnii Mr. lotte, N. _ , .common end. Ail open discussion were drunk with the exception of unlikely thut ho will be* allowed to Ic' $80,000. formerly of .Pittsburgh. introduce in his own«dcfcnsc nnv of problems confronting thi coni- one person, a “negro waiter.” Members present at the session nment ca>i -in,! ; ■. ' Fifteen per cent $80,000 to $ 00,- L f A Q r i n O - C T1 1h IkI 3WfYpe pn kt munity, and suggestions regarding discussion involving the Shenan­ Captain Refutes Statements. ar‘‘l fiD/i of sonic rif »i, lx mil-!t nun ure given us: doah disaster or the PN-'J No. 1, --------I their solution will follow these His contention that there was r»Wcr,i« iir Ul‘ PresSixteen per cent $ 00,000 to $ 100,Brownlee, E. D., Berg, It. II., De­ in Municipal Court Monday, the 1: ,v,rt talks, it is announced, no panic among the passengers ■ ' ’’’"ili'i* Seventeen per cent $ 100,000 to bout L. C., Ityrd fC . A., Chriscn- failure. following cases were heard on ; The program, as prepared by the was supported by all who testified. Article Violated $ 110,000. Bill Wheeler, manager of the re- berry R. L., Connelly A. I*., Cas­ charges of reckless driving: Isaac I committee in charge, was annmuic- .Mr. Curry said, "I saw no coiiThe ninety-L'lxtb article for vio­ wrongEighteen per cent $ 110,000 to well 11. D., Chapman It. B. Clark soit, travel and steamship ndvet*< repress crime, Jordan, fined SI5 or 10 days in |c.«l today, and follows: "..sion among cither the passengers | • rt|Ilcnt llf the Brooklyn Fred A., DeCottes Geo. A., Duvey lation of which Colonel Mitchell '• he held, reaches its $125,000. ja il; Wilton Linlan fined $5 or lUi invocation, o. the crew with the exception of thl. official organ of I it. G. Kntzminger. W. S. Fox Ituy- will ho tried rends: Nineteen per cent $125,000 to j>l"ati°n only wh»tl days; C. A. Gufford, continued un-1 Welcoino Address— Mrs. \\. “ Though not mentioned in these .mo elderly woman who was h y s-, Fhl J |l„ hi considered one of ! murid, Fort A. C., Hagan L. P., $150,000. articles, nil disorders nnd neglects U*1It ill. ' Florida’s L' I,. „I, |. *4* madl •inlent nnk.rngSilnnt t ' S V 11;.1 ' ' ' 'i rniined Twent per cent all over $150,- til .Wednesday : Moses Barton, con- J ffenlcy. must ardent noh-resident Hulick Howard, Hutehimion J . C., tinued until Wednesday anil Steve i Response—E. F. Housholilcr. 000. . , , boosters, is in this city for u few |Higgins T. R„ Jinkina J . D., Juck- to the prejudice of good order and V military discipline, ull conduct of r Alexiadis, $10 bond estreated. I f’ui|iose of Meeting—Edward Hig,nc.... . -----A fter hearing Secretary Melton t l O O S e [days, calling upon the Sanford son J . 1L, Lane E. F., Langley W. nature to bring discredit upon the the Car Stolen, Other traffic law violators in -j ^ins. lie , ''I'’ 1*dice and other treasury officials MonChamber of Commerce and renew­ T .t Luke Forrest, Lloyd S. M., ' ' taT-inlly nil [day, members of the committee eluded Carlcton Clark, charged | Recreational Needs of the 8un- Walks Out of Season ing a number of old acquaintances Long 11. C., Marentette L. T., military service, and all crim es.or 'non to pm — • 1 — rf. I,rce the j were under the impression that with violation of the parking laws.iford beuson, ll)25*iyj‘>- Hownnl Mougliton E. J., McCaslin H. II., offenses not capital, of which per­ in this vicinity. sons subject to military law may . ** *xn t a strong j there was no proposal for repeal who was fined $7 or 10 days and t Hulick. WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.—f/P) —j j|r. Wheeler, a firm believer in MeKuy (J. K., McCall G. E., Patti- bo guilty, shall be taken cognizance What Shall We Do About It . — shull II. 11., Kossetter A. K., RufWrn|,rn.inat.i,>n 0,1 Dip of the provision on which a 25 W. E . Wetherton was fined $8 nr Five minute talks by represent:!• "Goose” Goidin, slugging o.itfield- |the substantial nature of* the |felil A. L., Randall E. H„ Steele of by a general or special or sum­ !“ observe the per cent reduction in tax is allow­ 10 days for the same offense. W. W. Rivers estreated bis apLives of the following organiza- er of the Washington Fenatort growth and expansion of Floridu, L. B., Sharon J . G., Scott W. M., mary courtmartinl, according to the !)<• ",? ",ation cannot ed on earned income up to $ 10,000. gets his “walks” out of his season .stated to ft tends in the city that nature and decree of the offem'.*, ' government, -Some of them said after n hnsty pearunce bond of $10 on a drunk-1 tione: a: well as in. His automobile wai the paper which he represents ami Smith W. R-. Smith E. C., Smith and punished ut thc discretion of Eaton w as! Rotary Club— Unannounced, -5 •' " ’at it is fur- review of the schedule submitted eness charge; J . W. f • B.. !»., Vide V P. ll H. II* v i, Winston »» I Ilnlilll R. A., | ■ P. (’., rtulen lust night and was recover- vvhich has a large circulation ull fl'Kii'n.’ today that repeal of this provision fined $5 or 10 days for disorderly | Kiwanis Club— W. R. Smith, Wight F. H„ Wilson L. J., White lauch * court. id a few hours later but upon dis- ever the country, has endorsed ami The court of thirteen members, would meet with little support in conduct, and Pasco Duncan did! Lions—F . W. Talbot, W. E. covering its absence, the ‘Gooiu” I js supporting the movement to disthe maximum number permitted congress. not appear to answer charges o fj Library—Mrs. Anne >an Nc“[J8 (Manning grumbled.n fur different grumble [courage irresponsible advertising under army courtnmrtiul regula­ assault and being drunk and *1is- Brown. „ he gets a walk in a ! nmtter regarding Florida real os tions for the trial of military vforderly. He forfeited $50 bond; Sanford Yacht Club—J . L. r.m- than when Varied Forms Offered. [Through State Developments fonders, ball game. Jtatc in northern periodicals, and L arg e will be headed by Major WASHINGTON. Oct. 21 .—</P>— on each charge and writ of c a -[ory. ___:________ — that it has announced a policy of General Charles P. Summerull, * at'ied form 3 of tax relief were Assured For D eLand pia* was issued by the court *or S l.- m - .F la n . accepting advertising copy only commanding tho second corps area, sought by a number of organized bis re-arrest. from developers of the highest New York. Within its membership In court today Duncan was sen­ !' on° hundred buM-j through representatives DELAND,* Oct. 21.—(/Pi— The ________ _ proven integrity. are included four other corps area women whov will' uPp€.fflrinK nt to<ioy’» session of tenced to .80 days in the city pris­ purchase of 11,000 acres o f lnnd commanders having headquarters _ I hPflt'llHrc LnPnia.4 tl. .. l. ' °n Nov. 22 next for |*1l>ar'n8s before the house ways and on. Other cases on the docket were along the Delaind-Duytoim high­ Secretaries Association, Mr. a t Columbus, O., Baltimore, Md., \}Wr, Of Florida which!'1,U'Unr . 1c,ommitlL‘e ° n the new rev- dismissed or postponed until F n way and touching the city limits of Chicago, 111., and Omaha. Neb. Thc Wheeler is touring the state at |tnue bill. Nine organizations were 5r,'u*-h this city day. DeLand for the consideration of remaining members with tho e x ­ --------------------- --------| Publicity officials of the Cham employing it to good advantage in. this time, in the interests of Flor- $2,500,000 was announced here by be composed o f : ot0(i , t,.me .to‘lny ,,y the commitotlier cities. , ida publicity, visiting the various ception of Colonel Blanton \Vinship urKia and North CarV '.!c.,r w‘l* hear parties in- Re-Check of Crop V E. Prettynuin. .Mr. Pretty- who is on duty at firet corps area \ ill [her of Commerce announced today The plan went into effect last secretaries i/i the cities included in Harry ‘ M chamber of com- L ; tcd ln thc proposed tax reducman made the purchase for hiniheadquarters In Boston, law mem­ n ber civic bodies arc ° " " !ea«ore. before starting work Cost Growers Big Sum that, through the courtesy Of Jos- evening, it is announced, ut which)bis itinerary, I seif and associates from the Cen- ber of the court, all ate brigadier nh G Marentette, manager of the time the slides were displayed with # tury Realty Company of West generals. tb# pr°* ! f u H b u r " Mon,lay on d ,aitin ” Theat r a r r a n g e m e n t s ’.ho other advertising and, accordTAMPA, Oct. 21.—OP)—f ’tro’ {.Milan* -------, , ng to tliore interested, were ue»«“ !•• . .. “■* those at- 2 American D e s tro y e rs 1’^ i , . . I The tract will be developed into growers stand to lose approximrte- .have been completed for tnc ;mo c|ose attention by the uu- . A l ’C u r c l e r e d t o o y r i U ; n City, suburban developments and Folk T ax Assessor •Maikets L^eLand to Organize Jy $2,000,000 us the result of a rL*“ l infr daily at the playhouse cf pun- ,|jence. .Those responsible for the . small farms. Engineers have startate of the states citru- cro!’ jHcity slides depicting the progress i inovation declared that tha they are Called Upon Carpet Publicity Campaign estim Oct. 21. - ( , ? ) WASHINGTON 01 //n. Ued work on the drainage o f three initial reception mode bv the United States Depart. e«nfnr,i ni ;♦ o c-! encouraged by the initiu WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.— C /P)— | Uioiiaund acres of the land. ment o( Afrrlculture, .c c o r d i« lo and expansion of S.nfor.1 ~ ^ ^ _____ ________c, American destroyers hnv«j 7 , } “ >•?. i» l « : TALLAH ASSEE, Oct. 21.-L P ) De i a n d Officials iuy that they plan to (/P)_The a statement issued by official of curs. ,5*0' ' 8. c'ont, Corn. bebe. Del .1,7,1'n ’ Oct. 21 .— taq * 3 « ." n" ’> will be prepared by the Milane indefinitely, it fs auiil, been ordered from Gibraltar to ask the county farm agent and thc — Governor Martin announced this toThe slides luh i,iss car - 1 tho Florida C’itru:' Exchani ^ p m i ___ _____ p m j _______ i _■ ■ _____ _____ ■ .jr,.’ DtTemlR>r. rv in t r c «Mr»mcrcIaI ^lub . t -1 tho trade organization officials, land will present daily totals c f ) Alexandria, Egypt to remain in state department of agriculture to morning that he had summoned 6 H’ forward its plans for fnr «h the con -1 day. Several weeks ng» the '7V u -! who \Y:i* compiling a daily record | realty transactions, an repot^ed^to-j reudiness there for Wu? in Syrian establish a model farm of twenty Warner G. Jones, Polk county tax I'tiueting „ f a ber with accounts of new iudus- ports should their prascnco become uc^:s on the site of farm area. assessor, to come for conference ,ies, locating in this vicinity, an.l necessary for the protection of this afternoon to show cause why bports on the many building and American lives and Proparly ar the the latter should not he removed Th»v‘‘busy” hoover sleeps ten from office for alleged unreason­ |improvement enterprises now un- result of a revolt by tribeimen in that country. hours a day. construction in this cit ably low assessments. NEW LIST OF TAX RATES IS TURNED OVER TO SOLONS i llU u S iA M i i l V lli I N i,oiu ,ii'1 not k,,ow whert> the si“* FOR CIVIC DINNER ;i THURSDAY NIGHT BrooklynEagleMan V™*. In City, Interested I n State Publicity Municipal C o u r t tv/ C h a m b e r O f C o m m e rc e U s in g S lid e s \t Movies As New Publicity Feature j .tii. r.V' • j �'i i ■■>/ •ic .M^ai i iig t o if s ■ Tl n , ' ! j.>»-ti\ut; ' ■ '' m B r* i . i 'ewer D isa ste rs In 1925 B u t M ore T o ll O f Lives, Says R ed Cross R e p o rt Dean Outlines Rule Of Government To State School Girls T A L L A flA SSE E , Oct. 19.-(/D —The whole purpose of govern­ ment is to obtain four remits, WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—UP)— qunkc at Erzeroum, Turkey, killed |nnmcly, prosperity, health, happiAmerican disasters this year while "111 typhoon irt the Philippines * ■; a“ A "~' ' ness nnd development nnd growth fewer than record number of last which killed 75 people nlso neces­ of personality nnd character, de­ year cxnctcd a greater life nnd sitated our care o f 5,000 others; clared Dr. Minn Kerr, new Dean property toil, the American Red another nt Agann, capital of Guam of Women nt the Florida State Cross announced today in its an­ killed only one, but left 186 others College for Women, in the first of nual report for the year ending in need. the series of weekly talks, deliv­ Juno 30. “In the Virgin Islands, the Red ered to the student body. The tornado that cut a sw’ath Cross rendered assistance follow­ The student’s prosperity docs not through the middle west Inst ing n hurricane which killed SO consist of money, but of scholar­ spring alone caused 79G deaths nnd people, injured 100, destroyed 1,090 ship ami winloni, Dr. Kerr said, maimed 2,239, the report said, buildings, and in which 1,500 pc<>- adding thnt if the school govern­ while the disaster casualties of the plo were assisted by the organiza­ ment docs not secure these things, entire yenr preceding numbered tion, A flood in Peru, a fire nt to her it is a failure. only 735 dead nnd not quite 2,000 Cannnen, Mexico nnd Colombia, Tho new Dean of Women exhort­ injured. completed the foreign operations.’’ ed her audience to think, ami to In preparation for whatever think constructively, about govern­ emergencies mny he in Btore for ment on the campus. the nation during the next year, “There hnve !>eon three well de­ it was announced, the ninth annual fined periods of college govern­ roll call of the Red Cross will be ment,’’ the speaker asserted. "At held November 11 -20. first the entire control was in the The report showed that the Red hands of tho faculty. This may Cross rendered service in 90 dis­ have secured health and p.'holnrasters during tho year including IIOWEY, Fla., Oct. 20.—(/P)— ship, but there wns no happiness fires, which accounted for 29 of the calamities, floods, which were Organization of a building and or development and growth. The second with 10; tornadoes which loan association with n capitaliza­ second period came as a complete caused 11; 7 typhoons; 5 hurri­ tion of $ 100,00(1 has just been com­ reversion of the first, that is, the canes and storms; and one railroad pleted here. Officers of the asso­ whole government was given over accident. There were three ench ciation announce that practically Ito students, who were immature of earthquakes, famines nnd mine all of tho stock has been subscrib and totally unfit to cope with the disasters; one typhoid epidemic, 2 ed ami thnt shortly application will complex problems of government volcanic eruptions, 2 "entomb­ be made for permission to increase clone. The third period, the one in which most colleges arc now enter ments,’' nnd a scries of mine ex­ the capital in units of $ 100,000. The Howey home building pro­ ing, is a joint pml cooperative gov plosions, forest fires, and similar gram has gotten well under way, ernmont of faculty nnd student!'. visitations. The mid-western tornado pre­ more than $50,000 worth of con­ This seems to bo the real solution started to the problem of governing the sented tho largest problem of res­ struction having been toration nnd rehabilitation in within tho pnst few days, und tho colleges of todny.’’ "peace-time history" the report activities of th enssosiation will Dr. Kerr in her weekly talks is said. This operation is now vir­ add to this program greatly in the endeavoring to bring home to each tually completed. In the courso opinion of the officials of the town girl own responsibility ns one of a of its work in this region, the Red ns well as the organization. student body of 1,340. Cross assisted approximately 33,435 people. NOTICE Within 12 hours of its occurrence Women W ant Madrid Scnlsil bids will In' rirclveil l»y the Red Cross had its relief or­ As Site For Meeting tin* Honnl of County Commissioners on Novnmlier 3rd. 1923 (or Heurlng ganization completed in tho Santa rlnlit of wny of tlm following du Barbara earthquake region, nnd Of League of Nations si-rilii'd road. hnd launched measures of perma­ Iti'Klnnlng nt It. (I Smith's prop I'l'i'L ’ii % n . ,,,, , , . I' r'y nioir l.lttln Like llowoll nnd nent rehabilitation for the suffer­ GENEVA, Oct. 20.— (/R)—If the Inin to tinlirlolla. along Tuscawllln ers from four disasters, the larg­ next session of the Council of the OaltrUllu rond us surveyed, pint of est number of people ever in its rVi ..non,, Motions whirl! nt tho office of tho .U waHons is IS hold item .| at| \|,„l Mad- n ,.,.k Is |f on, tluflic(.,rcult care in this country. rju, the selection may have been The lionrd of County Commission­ Included In the two “entomb­ made by the wives of the Council ers reserves tho rlahl to reject nny or nil Idds. ments’’ wns tho trngedy of Floyd members. V. C. DOl'OLAHS. Collins at Cave City, Ky. Here The .Spanish Ambassador was Clerk to lionrd of County Commis­ sioners. Red Cross chapters set up can­ asked by a friend whether he Ort 13-20-27. Nov. n. teens and other assistance on tho thought ...................... " ' M U U I U M ||| the Sjinninh invitation to spot, while the organization boro meet in Madrid would bo accepted. NOTICK the cost of materials utilized in "What do you think? rejoined Ji Hi'tiliil Mils will In- rreelveil by the relief w ojk. tho Ambassador, tin' I tuft ril nf County I'nmmlMloniTs “Supplementing these service t "Well, all I know is that Mrs. on November 3ril. 1923. fur clearing t It’ lit of wny iiml hunk surfuelug arc those iucidont to a number of j Hymans (tho wife of the Belgian with day, to n whltti of nine fool recent disasters in the United member of the Council) says she m ill eight IIlf Ill'S In fleptll louse lii • * uk itr>mi . itt llie felliiivlUK ilesrrlbStates," continued the report. |wants to go to Madrid,’’ said tho eil Itnait: “Outstanding among these was the I friend, llegliinimr nt llie Churl'll corner wreck of tho Shonundouh. Chap“Then it is nil set," said tho Am­ one half mile South of I'aoln mill rim Hniitll one mill*. ters at Cambridgu and Caldwell, bassador with a laugh. “ If the llnmil of County Commission­ Ohio, and field representatives in wives of tho Council members have ersThe reserves the right to re ject any the vicinities of both the wreck and ! decided on Madrid then wo shall i “r “** bMu # V. K. DOUtiLAHH. the ships home port nt Lake hurst, certainly go there. Clerk nml Amlltor to County Comwent to work, assisting und com­ inlHxliuier*. Oct. 13-21*.27. Nov. 3. forting those bereaved in the trag­ edy, nnd helping at the scene of Christianity Firm ly IN TilK CIIICI IT n il IIT OK TI1K the loss. JI llll III, Mill in ' Established in China SEVENTH "Other catustrophics in which o k i i . o i i m v . in a m i r o u M'.uthe Red Cross served include the INUI.K n il N il IN I HIM l lll. fire nt Shreveport, La., which wip­ NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—(A’)— 51. 51. H5IITII, Complainant, ed out nine blocks; the Tennessee Christianity is no longer n relig­ forest fire; the tornado at Annis­ ion in China upon which the stig­ 51118. ANNA 51. DoFOItKHT ct nl„ Lii'fcndnnts. ton, Ala., the flood along the Rio ma ».f “foreign" may be placed, m i ll i o n Grundc River, which affected threa despite the attacks upon it made TO T O K FLORIDA LAND AND DKtowns south of El I’uso, nnd a hail­ by some advocates of the “new V KLO I’3!KNT COMPANY, u Corpor­ n: storm which struck two North Car­ nationalism," said Ralph A. Ward atio It lining mii'!n to appear in this olina counties utul impoverished of I’eking, for III years a Metho­ ( ’««url lluit .Siimni'iiiH In Chnncory 100 families." dist Episcopal missionary in China, bun heun heretofore Issued, directed " you. iiiul that tin- .Sheriff of So to­ Turning to disasters abroad, the in n report to the Board of For­ Iluol" •'minty, Florida, has mu do r<>report said: eign Missions here. Or. Ward lorn th a t samo runiiot he served "Mending the list wns tho Chi­ pointed out that many of tho lead­ owing to your failu re to elect o f fi­ or appoint agents, or to have nese flood, which cost 13,115 lives, ing men of the republic are well cers within tho Statu of Florida, an ofand necessitated aid from the Red known as Christians, und that 2,- fleer or agent upon whom process he served, and that your nfCross to 100,000 people. A series 30(1,0110 Chinese, many of them could fle.'ts mid ngettiH tiro iitil<nown. of floods and fires in I’orto Rico prominent in public and private T h erefore, you. Tim Florida l.iinil resulted in I I deaths, nnd Red life, are enrolled ns members of anti I'evein pm int Company, a c o r ­ poration. named ns defendant In tlm Cross assistance to 2,233; an earth- Christian churches. above ii tut foregoing rulinn, pending -a c r e s , m o rern lens. In*v r »v — Ilrg ln n ln g nt N o r th ea s t c o r n e r o f South H a l f o f BoUthW**t ue te lm following d o K rlb o d lands Q u a rter of S n u th w e at Q u a r t e r • Seminole County. F lorid a., t o - w i t : o f Sectio n T h i r t y - f o u r (3 6 ). All that part of L o t I I , a c c o r d ­ T o win* It In N ineteen (1 9) Sou th, in g to plat StIlnngo T h i r t y (2 0 ) Euat. run recorded In the PUbflo Records /West 8 2-3 c h a i n s ; North 7 Sem inole County. F l o r i d a , l y ­ -'chains; W e s t 10 c h a i n s ; North 8.3 ing south of the r i g h t o f way o f ch a in s; E a s t 8.2 c h a i n s ; N orth 6 the Atlantic Coaat L in o R a i l chains; E a s t 10 chnlnu. South to b eg in n in g ; . . . . , Jl'eginnlng a t a coznor c f tho are hereby required to he nml a p ­ Southeast corner o f 8o ctlo n pear before ou r said C ircu it C o u rt nt Twenty-nine )29 ). T o w n s h ip tho Court House nt Hanford, Klorlim. Nineteen (19) South. K a n g o on the 2nd day o f N ov em ber A. D. Thirty (90) F a s t, run N orth 1925. nnd th en and t h e r e mnkn a n 10 )«0 feet through S e c tio n s T w e n ­ nwer to the hill o f com p ln ln t e x h ib ­ ty-nine (29) and T w e n ty (20) ited a g a in st you In th i s rnuse. •„ the South line o f r i g h t o f It Is fu r th e r ordered tl ic t th is Or­ wny of tho Ornnge B e l t Hallw ay, der he published In T h e Sanfo rd thence In n S o u th w e s te rly di­ Herald, a n e w s p ap e r published In rection 770 fe et to a f e n t o on tho Hanford, Sem in ole Count/, F lorid a, Snnforil Ornnt L i n e ; th e n c e In onco each w e e k fu r fo u r co n s e cu ­ a .Southwesterly d ir e ctio n a lo n g tive weeks. said grant line to n s t a k e on the W I T N E S S th e H on ora b le J . J . South boundary line of Se ctio n Dickinson. Ju d ge o f tho C ircu it Twenty-nine ( 2 9 ) : t h e n c e Hast Court of the S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C i r ­ along slid boundary lino of S e c ­ cuit of tho S t a t e of F lo rid a . In nnd tion Twenty-nine (29)i 6896 feet for Semin ole County, on th is the to point of beginning, co n ta ln - *58?„Si Ida. In and for HemlnWe Count). D eC O TTES & S P E N C E U . Solicitors nnd of Counsel for the Complainant. Sept 29. Oct. 6-13-20-27._____________ U n r a d l e y R&ddlcir, o f M a itla n d F l o ­ There forf ,, rida. R ou to. No. 1. °,n Mot&**§L O. C. W heaton, o f M a itla n d , F l o r ­ Vemher. ’Wj ida. Houto No. 1. J . II. Iln w k ln s . o f M a itla n d . F l o ­ eon?tnV 8 y M rida, R nuto No. 1. C E O R U E C. CROM. R e g i s t e r . IN T I I K C I R C U I T C O U R T , S E V E N ­ TH J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T , W I T H I N A N D F O U ME3II.N O LE C O U N T Y , N O TICE F O Il P U B L IC A T IO N F I.O IIIH A . S E R I A L NO. O lt, 10 J . C. H I L L S . J r . . llrp nrt mr nt of the Interior g I .nml o f f i c e a t Clnlncsvlllc. Florida. Oct. 3. 192). NOTICE Is hereby g iv e n that A l ­ len Marlar. of M aitland . Florida, who. on S ep tem ber 23rd. 1922. made Homestead E n try . No. 017710. far L o t i . Sectio n H. T o w n s h ip H S-. R a n g e 30 B.. T a lla lm s s e o Meridian, has filed'n ntlco o f In te n tio n t " maku Commutation Proof, t o establish claim to tho land a b o v e described, before County Ju d g e , a t Sanford. Florida, on the 19th d a y o f Novem­ ber. 1923. Claim ant nnmea ns w itn e s s es : Andy llamhlln. of .Maitland. F l o r ­ ida. Route No. 1. Com plainant, vs. .MARY I1RO KAW . D efendant. otherwise a jM fJ uo enterci aK»> tat hit" Herald. a C ita tio n T<> M A R Y n R O K A W . W I D O W . O F T U B C I T Y UK ULOOMINOTON, IN T H E S T A T E O F IL L IN O IS . It a p p e a r in g fro m n sw o rn h ill of com p la in t filed In t h i s ca u se In the above s ty le d C o u rt t h a t you n re a V. p e j resident of n S t a t e o t h e r t h a n the S tate o f F lorid a, th a t you u re a Clrrl‘ of t C M resident of tho t?ltv o f n io o m ln g to n . 4 for I," IIn tilf S ta tu o f Illinois, nnd thnt (S E A L ) you a r c o v er tho a g e o f tw o n ty - o n o years Oct. 6 - i ^ 0AiT«.Y s »&“•Sia Building And Loan AssociationFormed By Howey Citizens W|VT* S f/fl 0 Our o f our h u m which cany cuitam en direct to the propcrlitt we are telling. ii n tl, J & < i 4 two words that mean health and wealth and happiness for those with and the courage to grasp it at * Miami, Florida you I i c a r c l Tt— t h e call of the only American Tropics? H avp. It is sounding in every American city. It liaVpcnctratcd to the most remote Tillage and the loneliest farm. For the United States has just discovered Florida 1 During the last ttventy years trav­ elers have brought home glowing tales )f this tropical wonderland— a sea of jade and indigo, glorious life-giving sunshine; tall palms that dot the coun­ try like exclamation points, and mag­ nificent coconut palms that seem to )cckon and invite you from the frozen North. And now all America has come to realize that the wonderful thing about Miami is this — everything that lias hcen said about it for twenty years is true! And in Coral Gables there is added to this powerful lure of die tropics two other factors that arc making this beautiful city celebrated throughout the country— security and profit in imestment. d l ftP k Convert Your Acreage into Cash So many homes have already been built, so many institutions are now being erected, so many powerful inHtielitres arc 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 of its future. And the man with shrewdness and courage will act now— before the magnificent developments and llie city plans mature. /'"'XNVNERS of acreage can market thousands o f * . • «*<• LITTLE FARMS through the co-operation of our National Sales Organization and its gen-' jW cral offices in large northern cities. i f -I 1 ’\ Jth 11 U \ jkxjioL ii FLORID; . ’ 1V r 'fa fiq the shrewdness to see an opportunity, The Florida-Dixie Corporation is associated -* w ith th cE . A .StroutFarm Agency, Inc., which has been established twenty-five years and lias been 6elling farms and groves in Florida seventeen years. , Coral tables is within forty hours of three-fourths of the population df the United States. It is within forty hours of seven-eighths of the nation’s wealth. It is only four days’ comfort­ able travel by automobile out of snow anil icc into everlasting June. Is it any wonder that substantial, progressive people arc corning to Coral Gables from every point of the compass, eager to share in Miami’s prosperity? Gl.nl to help in flic task of building a city? Ready to work for the reward that is certain to come, and sure of security for their families, their homes and their investments? lie sure and send for Rex Beach’s hook about this won­ der till city. Sign and m a il the coupon — today. ?0»on3R®RefteR©||®Hffl{19|| Special A n n o u n cem en t . ‘ % Get in touch with this office for Ct trip to Coral Gables. These trip$ are run at frequent intervals* and thousands of congenial and pleasant people are enjoying them. Call or telephone for all the necessary inform ation re* gartling the best way to visit Miami as our guests. Illustrated booklets, maps, price lists and complete informa• lion about Coral Gables may also be obtained here without obligation to you. Let us show you what lias been accomplished in (.oral Gables, and tell you of the thousands of opportunities that await the early investor, / T o u r O pporlunity 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 come. Roger Babson says that Florida offers the greatest opportunity for money-making of all the states in the Union. Yet residential, industrial and apartment house plots in Coral Gables may now he secured by u moderate initial payment. 1 hose plots are offered in a wide range of prices, which in­ clude all improvements such as streets, street lighting, electricity and water. I wenty-five per cent is required in cash, the balance will be distributed m convenient payments over a period of three years. m Coral (inlilcH Corporation , 1 c ORAL Please give price, legal and exact geographical location in your first letter. Street.. ............ ——M M — ...... City 4 0 We need these I.ITTLE FARM S now to suit the rcquircmcntsofourcustoincrs. W ritco rw irc today. b v r| : gables & O a m CR(i/ieraJ2 Good title and quick delivery imperative. M ile s o [ W a .t e r F r o n t r io T i ;i< FLORIDA-DIXIE CORPORATION E. C. Frost, President , . E. A. Struut, Treasurer B K ?'/ mu < -L IV I‘0 ‘ .1 . » F or information — .Milane Theatre Dltlg, I’leaxe lend ine Rex Ilenrh’s book »n full information about Coral Gablr*. unilerttand that this plates inc uinlet • obligation. The land we sell must be well drained, suitable for agricultural use and located on or near a main traveled hard surfaced highw ay, convenient to an established town or w orthw hile town site. 8. W. BRADFORD. w rite, phone or call lUGGIN BUILDING, LAKELAND s> w - B R 4D F0R D , M ilane T heatre Bldff. .State.. �T..?yT* THE SANFORD HERALD, W ED NESDAY, O C T O B E R jl,J9 2S. R e a l E s t a t e —tB a rg a in s in R e a l Estal INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE TH IS C E L E R Y FA R M Is One of Our Best Offerings Today K A R L J. S C H U L T Z 1 Beautiful lot in Evans Terrace, Southern exposure.............................. $1750 1st National Bank Bldg. > Phone 744. 10 Acres, all tiled, new dwelling. Several lots in Rose Court at less than market prices. 1 lot on Park Avenue, close in, a bargain for............................................ $3150 3 acres set in crops. All ^ Car load of fertilizer. On paved road. Near loading station. in delivery. $13,500. $3,500 cash,, balance 1, 2, 3, years. O F F E R S 21 Acres just outside city limits, ripe fyr subdivision. A few New Ilcmcs, Modern in every respect. Small cash payment. I W ILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Ileal Estate and Investments. Phone 713. Homes 203*205 Meisch Building Acreage This good farm will be sold right away. 21 feet on Sanford Avenue, between First and Second St., at $700.00 per front foot. 39 acres, Beardall Avenue, of which 27 acres are tiled. This farm is fully equipped and can be bought at a bargain. Let us show it t0 .1 The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Lot 25, Rose Court. 75x160, Eastern ex­ posure. $2,500. Terms. Masonic Building------ Phone 707 Farms L IST YOUR P R O P E R T Y WITH US BU Y YOUR H OM E-N OW ! One house completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 rooms and bath, parage, beautiful lawn and shade trees. Terms >4 cash and the balance like rent. In Rose Court one, two-story house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Ave., and Hughey Street priced considerably below the market. See us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser. Five blocks from First Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story house con­ taining 7 rooms garage and shade trees. If you are looking for a house ciosc in this is hard to beat at the present price. Part cash and terms. W ith o ffice s in New Y o rk City and various other citj over th e country, we are in a position to sell your prt erty to north ern firm s desirious o f investing in proper in this locality. I f you have acreage, subdivision tra c ts, business lots,! kindly com m unicate with us. ^ V tA N T A D S r e a p ffffiH Z S ) FULTON, INC. REA L ESTA TE COLCLOUGH REA LTY COMPANY 311 First National Bank Bldg. SANFORD, FLORIDA RE AI. ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel INSURANCE THE ADS ON THIS PA GE- THE SEMINOLE R E A L TY COMPANY L. ALLEN . B rok ers Phone 732 Manager Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer Promot DUBOSE & H O LLER REALTORS Established 1910 LOANS------ INSURANCE 4 CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS Office 11G Merri wether Building SUBDIVISIONS -can be classed as so many sales­ men, displaying th eir waves to ten P. O. Box 331 thousand prospective, eager-toknow buyers every day. SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A 1. ACREAG A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Road. 2. Northeast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue. One 6 room house. 0k 5 house, modern, bath with screened porches, beautiful l a w n , ' ’lo w e rs , tropinh bery. For sale together or separately. REAL BARGAIN PUT THAT GUN DOWN TWO LOTS IN PINEHURST 5 Room House Only $2,200. fronting on Maple Street. 51.800 each. ing North on Hughey Street. $700 cash One front- $2,0(11). Liberal Terms. 20 acres land, 8 cultivated, 50 orange trees, other fruit, good well. 2 1,•» miles from Chuluota. U e offer as owner, 7. I t or 21 lots, inside city limits near Avenue, as a whole at $G5U each, or separate up to*§900.00 each. East Front Lot, near entrance, in Pinehurst. on easy terms. Priced below the saiW Direct from the owner, east front lot, with nice Palms on main th< oughfarc, about a mile from the Post Office. Good Price and Terms, Sanford Avenue Business Property 1- rom 585 to $500 per front foot. BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number 5 Ball Building, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Floridn. “0 Years Experience With Florida Land Don’t Wait Until all the best buys are gone. cl BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments PHIL SMITH, Mgr 116 South Park Ave. l’hocl Lot No. 268 C IT IZ E N S O F V. K>! In Pine Crest on paved highway. S A N F O R D $500—$50 down. I’.i you know wliat we are doing at our Crystal Lake Shores Development? LET US SHOW YOU HAVE YOU NOTICED and 510.00 per month. -inn‘ n i \ f aSatnfol-l‘|hAa^ TOm,pJ e,t,ed u" d th'“ First Street Is about to lie I p e r ? have S f f i S U to Improve them rash position. Invejtigate this offer.y ?I FIRST STREET One block Street. $800 pci e 'r T o n T fo o 3 " £ f 1*8 '. T ............... 8 X . 12 5 f t * t SEMINOLE BOULEVARD r tpplr Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. 108 Magnolia Ave ci'shF “ REALTORS SCRUGGS REA LTY COMPANY L. SIMMONS, Sulcs Mgr. Phone 117 310 E. 1st St. prop^I5 f f e S lPrn ? s$275 « rK 0nti‘1‘!/ 1Q? f !Sfoot ^ ,0nontheCymes* Boulevard and Water Stre p r u p etVise^ i i s oitered at per front The nrop Sanfoid Avenue 1 block West, has, we understand.Psoid for '850 per Pfroi The owners are saerificinff on the eve of the sreaielt S e v e r n 1 They 1 Phone 708-709 F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. �— ^ * >• ' . 7JLoMI 01 TfLE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 1, 1925/ i ~ -PRAISED GEORGE Airplane Crash Was Unavoidable, Says M Army Investigator ICe 1 ?QOIAL ' Rohin9on,s Circtis In Sanford Soon • - . c. •. PAGE — . iT 1 LAKELAND DESPITE STR IK E . tot HOST TO REALTORS AT im aH onX NOVEMBER MEET S T he S anford Credit A ssociation Highland City Prepares For 9 Record Convention During L a f f il ia t e d w it h CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J ., Oct. 21.—(/P)—The airplane Statement Claims Minister S a y s crash near here in which three Omctbl United States army aviators wenr Two-1 hi ds of Strikers ‘ |»arty D a r e s killed, was unavoidable in the opin­ A rc Replaced at Once; Loplition; A d v an - ion of Lieut. M. O. Elliott, uperaFirst Week of Month; Will m cal • Conditions Improve tion officer at Mitchell Field, who Jntry are G iv en Re Important Session, Said was here Tuesday investigating the accident. . )—David r in ^t?''"iS ° f t*'° Atlantic Const Yl.-rf* The victim." were Cnpt. Robert I. nc Railroad Company, approach­ LAKELAND, Oct. 21.—Comingi — rnnT *wr prime prlnv mir.isat the opening of what is believed l ! ,^rabIflV:+«rAH to A. Kinloch, Charleston, S. C. Lieu­ ed today for further details conto bo the biggest nml most impor-^S 1 7 prohibition law tenant Abbott C. Martin, Heading, ■tCrnn,| r‘K 1 H> strila‘ " I railway tele­ tnnt “season” in the history of Flo- 1* "tfi He spoke at Mass., the pilot, and S ta ff Ser­ graphers now in effect, stated that ridn, the Ninth Annual Convention j * ion The Hesponsi- geant Joseph Coulston, Norristown as far as the efficient operation of Pa. of the Florida Association of R e a l** train sen-ice is concerned, the walk Ifliurchnirn. They were flying from Mitchell Estate Boards will beheld nt Lake-1J rn a / ‘."9>plete failure. L fhuren’s responland, November 3, 4. and 5. ?,i official statement of T. R, ^rink question, be Field, N. Y ., to Langley Field, Va., in a Martin bombing plane and Albright, vice president and gonerPresident Walter -W. Rcse, of the i * try to cure eter- carried a number of suitcases, chil­ , n,a,.'nger ol the carrier, made Association, points out the respon- , * sibility of the Realtors in meeting |han external pins drens toys, a bicycle and chairs and last night was announced today, i.t an ex -1 clothing for fellow officers who and is given in full, as follows: the problem :1 of city building, com­ [••I'stiiratc." I hod been transferred to Langley of the Krike situa­ munity development and the com­ » . on Field for the winter. .The big plane tionA ofreview the Atlantic Coast Lino mercial and industrial expansion ployinent and an was first seen to be in trouble while telegraphers at 10 o’clock Tuesday of the State. “No other t i n ; and dance, he no other Convention in the State »ent last w ar 310,- over Wildwood. It then turned in- night indicates a most satisfactory this year is so important as this itcrlin.,' on alcoholic Innd and when over Benny's Land­ condition, which is hourly improv­ approaching get-to-gether cf the referring to the ing wavered and made a noi'3 dive ing. Of the 1,151 positions vacated into the woods. The men were dead at the time the strike wns called, rcnl estate men who are members he continued: of the . local boards, the State nml irftWWm: in slap- when members of the coast guard “37 are now filled and forces are National Association,” says the ions of America. who saw the plane fall, reached Aynilnble to fill the remaining po­ sitions as rapidly as the transfer:* AMMicnns carried the scene. state President. "Under all i:t the aasMTSM land! It is the basis for our con­ "One of the motors," said Licu\ can be made. no political party structive and stable development “Loyalty of the Atlantic Coast dare propose abol­ tenant Elliott, “apparently develop­ Colorful posters, depicting the numbers are offered by John Rob­ and tile real estate man is the con­ ition. As politicians ed trouble shortly after the plane Line employes to the service has is beat us at every left Ocean City. Over Cape May again been forcibly demonstrated many woijdors of the John Robin­ inson’s ( inns, than any other cir­ tact between this fundamental Court llouso it is believed to have throughout the day by the complete son Circus have been posted on cus on tour. Five hundred people, wealth and the public. We must, > suctC’sted that pro- gone dead and hampered by a stiff failure of the strikers to accom­ the billboards of the city and coun­ horses and animals participate in therefore, meet our problems intel­ tryside, while lithographs, highly the gorgeous and unique spectacle, ligently squarely. I know of no bet­ nerica wnt the craze wind, the plnne went out of con­ plish any defection among the colored, hang from the store win­ “Peter Pan in Animal Land," wlfieh ter place in which to get n clearer ranks of the men who remained at trol and wns tossed like a leaf into lt Whcn he went to dows, nil proclaiming the appear­ opens th.* peifcrmnnces at 2 p. Yn. conception of what is going on their posts. The men who return­ the tree tops. I found the two 800[oumldtfs entirely unState-wide than at Lakeland the r oct man who would horsepower Liberty motors practi­ ed to work fubsequently to the ance here soon of “America’s Old­ and also at 8 p. in. est and Best Circus." first of next month." There are over 1,000 people in walk-out are now regarded ns new cally buried in soft ground. te-Ataiiiiahment of the This is the 102ml tour of the the hig show. The equine depart­ Carl C. McClure, first vicc-prcs<“The men never had a chance to employes. ,r gVvpublic Gpimop in John Robinson Circus and the long ment numbers over five hundred, ident of the Association says that ercape. There is no field where a “ Operation of trains, both pas­ * Smctnwcl. too beer trains, loaded to the guards with while scores of wild and domestic this convention will be tho biggest plnne of this size could land with­ senger and freight, is normal." thing ol the Pn*L elephants, wild and savage ani­ animals are featured in the show “short-course” for the real estate r various advantages, in a radius of 20 miles. The fact At the office of Superintend T. mals; horses, ponies, tents, show proper and also in the menagerie. man in Florida this year. Mr. Mc­ Irilpfed to America a that there was no explosion indi­ L. Dumas today, it was said that, Mh Lloyd George cates that Lieutenant Martin real­ while the company has been tak­ equipment, and asvwell ‘aa the John Robinson’s tent will seat 10,- Clure is a member ot the advisory izing that the crash was inevitable ing back striking employes who sleepers, that are the ^supimer 000 people, and the city of canvas council c f the American Real Es­ tate Institute, and he emphasize:* threw o ff the switches cutting the wished to return to their desks, homes of tin* hundreds of pfcjrforiu- will actually cover eleven acres. ►ed and ten millions ers and workingmen will roll into For the convenience of the wo­ tho convention as art educational ignition.’’ orders countermanding this condi­ not continue to make Lieutenant E lliott ordered the tion arc expected hourly, and that town on the morning o f Friday, men and children, a downtown tick­ factor that Svill yield big returns. solves for long. They Oct. 23. et sale will lie conducted on Circus prosperous people un- bodies of the men removed to an the strike will shortly assume the John Robinson's Circus comes Day nt Roumillat and Anderson’s undertaking establishment here nature of a lockout. ,ot because they have this year with its rings, arenas, store. General admission and re­ L E T S GO \ It is declared that all important and hippodrome track filled with served tickets will he sold at exact>eciuse they have not }"tending instructions from Washillngton. posts on the divisions leading both the best in the world of the big ijj j ly the same price us on the show ways from this city have been tops. More trained wild nnim a l 1gt Ifghliei*. pointed to grounds. FLORIDA STATE FAIR e, he remarked, it Greece Demands Full filled, ami that only a few of the j minor agencies have been forced • prohibition has been F o r An to remain closed. optional with the students. Con­ 1 and concluded by Satisfaction JACKSONVILLE tests in nuurksninnship will be held iln’s looking forward A tta ck on B orderPSst Frisco Store Gives at intervals and in time it is plan­ ■•v-p thorn would be ned to hold a match shoot between id no drink. A TH EN S, Oct. 21.— f/P)— A note the students and tho national Dance Lessons F re e j NOVEMBER 19-28, 1925 5 MjJjvery," exclaimcouched in severe terms was for­ guards at Orlando. . Irge, and sixty years Children Under 14 The radio station was estab­ hie were on the high warded, today to Sofia, the Bulgar­ ian capital, demand'ng full satis­ lished by the d> partnient of physic fnlishmcr.t of the rec­ faction for Monday’^' “unwarrant­ W IN TER PARK, Fla., Oct. 21. last year. It is under the super­ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.— tal*. ed nttack” on a Greek fiontie’* p ist Id1]—A large San Francisco de­ —(/P)—The radio broadcasting vision. of Professor Weinberg near Demirhissar. partment store is responsible for station at Rollins I’olleg**, an of­ head of that department. The Tho note demands satisfaction j the fact that tfio city has approx- ficial unit of the U. S. Navy, lias radio students are carried on n for violation of Greek territory, I imately 5,000 potential Pavlowne, resumed operations for iln* « i- two week cruise every summer punishment of those responsible j ranging in ago from five to I I son under the direction of Lieut. by the United States Navy. Why waste your time run­ Justice Lee. and compensation for families of i years. ning around looking for u officers and soldiers killed. In tin About four years ago the store Radio practice and military drill Th • assessment was twenty-two good investment? Let us evelit the Grqck demands are not tried to give free dancing lessons is being held each Wednesday show you how you can in­ cents for every one hundred dol­ promptly accepted, an liltimatium to the children of its customers, night. Equipment has been order­ vest your money and double _ come, probably will be sort to t n j Ilcl- as an experiment. At first them ed from Key West. This work is lars of inc..*^... (torn Page OueY it in the next thirty or sixty was a class of 30 children. In Vi! li_____ L i days. I Company today gnriun government. We have been in tho 511,000 of developed Although the attack, which was months time there were classes fur real estate business for years [in the Osteen town- followed by nearly 21 hour." fight­ every day in the week. and are glad to say wo have Loans Loans M O N E Y A V A IL A B L E No charge is made for even tne ct comprising 1G0 ing, seems to iiave been engineer­ tho finest listings and the ed by Comitadjis or irregular bands most advanced work. Many of the Helen Rond, owned best values in tho State of For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7 t/o f DeLand, was pur- it is reported here to Iiave been children have developed con idor Florida. Consult us first when in the market for funds lawbrige of Cambell- carried out by regular Bulgarian able talent and have found pro­ COME AND INVESTIGATE fessional work. j>, Canada. Another troops. l ’lione ts Owners nro urged to list Magnolia & Second A . I*. C O N N E L L Y & SO N S nz a 'JO-acre orange their properties with us for equired from C. R. better results and quick action by It. Duhart of 10WO. lomestead on Sanford the Cmviavillc Road, J . H. JACKSON tcsijen. S 1 : 3 m w *• Y ou have read these articles week a fte r week in the Sanford newspa­ pers. H ave you applied them to your­ self? Do you realize th a t you are making1 character every d ay— th a t you can not escape the results o f your actions?• I §H «ftM ' Do you know th a t your credit ratin g *• Navy Radio Unit Al Rollins College Is Reopened For Year 1 Y • * •* * , % %• f — good or bad— will follow just as4 • **• f faithfully as your shadow? . - *• .... | If you pay your honest bills promptly when due, your ra tin g will go down in the Wasting Time REALTY ET SHOWS [ACTIVITY 1 *#1 “little hook” as GOOD. If you do not m eet your obligations a s you con­ * » tracted to do, opposite your nam e will go the notation “NO GOOD.” ii.j i y\ ly*-1 i —. 1 Y ou r name, your rep u tation is the I most valuable I Sacrifice 'J for 125,000 New Six Room Bungalow (modern). built-in features. Large lot. ___^M-onipany. Garage, IS a Number of a n a a a a ■ a a a a u 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postofficc C C i t i e s l a y o n c r e t e T h i s i n g S t r e e t s Y e a r r u a F R I. STREET I’ARADE At 11 a . m. v»nu*i,“ceb‘bratcd i?nuhip wtale, hu* ita/» O CT. % Son of Zorro,” ir •noffoll th0s last F«'rU 1} oeverthe • fulU n, Uhr’ * n'1 thu « ’’Tbc i r*e- T'XP? Tniefi ,iVe of Ba^- apcctatular •“ • S S s S S ® WNIHAt iS M S k i s g j g g u f E l H PWI'umo - ® muloreer’s • s 14 bid chief fiiSSWJ arrr.a and to I " ' ” • « *» < » H a a a a s s .. | T,ekeU «’lrcM. |,u>. to j < hururd tu mmlaaloner o f i i ’^ m v ets the ouiy o C -Sam e I'rlee »* ’ nt ltu u m llla l a . AutlerMos N|>0 »v O r o u m i.. rltlu t h ) . urMHOii. □ JACKSONVILLE NOVEMBER 19-28 A l _ A RECORD BREAKING Y E A R FOR FLORIDA’S GREAT FA IR — " \ .; ’ j lO D A Y S A N D i d N I C H T S 1HE •GREATEST EDUCATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT SPECTACLE OF fTHE YEAR ■ •; v '•» r * . A *• ‘ •t '-p l\ j T h e reason for this na­ tion-w id° popularity of concrete street pave­ ment is tic e fact that it is the finest looking pave­ ment money can buy, and gives greater ser­ vice value per dollar than any other type. * end 0fP. tur?» at, with# "eennnglv tl'R,Inl?)y in,. «ni t e PulMIntia fillc.l to overflowing with tho cream of Flortcta’n Acrlcultural. Ifo ttlcultural, L lv m tock, Dairy and Inilii.Htrl.il products—nerts of furm machinery, nutomotlva equipment and cottiuiercla exhibits wilt m a k . of th s u : i educational program a revelation for fair visitors. 31 a eve- ia Tin: S anford Credit A sso cia tio n F L O R ID A a Elaborately furnished. SANFORD its >,/ bu,ch f*vorable Th<1>' n"it'r "bowing nt lu w m a j(,l ’ *V,n <>f ?orro,” .the novel, “ Don lot Thn*1 iU'd HesS lJ S S n" 'V F“irbanks s t a O v e r ■ Seminole Business Exchange » n j'fr,nfkns , hu“ Pepped ■ 1 uintasy back to B 1 V ' T for, hi * "ew nL,. m ja J A F F IL IA T E D W IT H SANFORD, FLORIDA. a s A( M ila n e : * i* .’i 1 u B Si Keeeived Bv . I n ly .i Promoter; Seminole Hotel 29,939,000 setuard yards of concrete street pavement tvcTc laid in 1924 ■ i Price $8,000. Terms ink Picture e►»tate „„ ®f . Real Estate Developers ■ OWNER LEAVING CITY. 'or ih° ing so. . U it • ■ ■ C''” > Ave- Z . /% < » « J7 fSUUli Int en d ,il'r *'• tor Z Phone Gil Brokers 1 c 0.f. 0c,”' Properties In pf A»>e &. Monsky. who ahng m Spnfonl realty Past '*T>ral month* Fred Horey, thrice world’s champion, in his new $ 10,000 Miller racing machine, which ho has entered for the auto races at Jacksonville. ? ct"t toiumtions r" ; -M r. Monsky, were the tic ’ tYou will g e t more out of life by do* „ FULTON, INC. ; nd Street. t *b*F I riy, AAla is represented m, r .r u‘ri‘ f 'A Office in new Mcrriwealher Building I dive J rp possess. P ay your hills promptly when due, Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Plan you Don’t sacrifice it fo r a few dollars. Horey In Miller Special y Realty Company ronle of 00 I,,*, i„ the 'land trwt* idjoining [*° Lxing Finchel and f lo rk .-Jn {go,000. started on Wven v Spanish type inmodo first unit on a buildm of 10 various type th in g . Our frtt booJtlri.''Cc(ncrete Streets for Your Town." will tell you the whole story. Ask for your copy. • O FFICIAL S T A T E A. P. A. COLD MEOAL P O U L T R Y SHO W IN SPIRIN G E X H I B I T S OF DOYS1 AND GIRLS* CLUB WORK ; A $2 5,000.00 EN TERTAIN M EN T P R O G R A M th e l o o p l e ss.lo op loopers Afternoon and Night "Atiton That f a s s In Tho Air." Sensational anil Thrilling Hpectarl*. Ouu Auto luopInK-the-lnup three tlmre in midair white unothor pas**>u under 1L I’i 13 MAGNIFICENT F I R E W O R K S k Every Night Exclueivn Tyrotechnlo Offering Dealgned Especially For Nightly Fireworks Display at The Slate Fair. fi T H E O R EA T MIDWAY Johnny J . Jonea Midway Bhowa a n d . Riding Devices. Aim a conglomorntlon o f pink lomouade. hot dog. sutler kraut, cotton candy stands and midway re stau ­ rants. ;r _____ f'rnrr . — ZIP— DISH—BANG— c M, wTT i November 20, 2t and 2* T h re e days o f Thrilling Auto n a a n by World Famous {•rivers. Including Fred Homy.* Holder et Thrss x World’s Champlonehlpe. F A S T RACINQ CARO November 21 t a XT F iv e days of Harness Races fur the- Lovers of Flashing Hooves. l ie s : Truttcia Off BoutJtsrn Circuit. FAMOUS BANDS And Orcheatrns Offering Music of Every Kind. Also Spectacular I'agcunt With S0O of Iflorlda’s F a ires t Maldt- - C H A M P I O N S H I P C A T AND DOC S H O W - — — •niothlaj to Interest Every Person Every Mlnuto — — ------- — — — —. — — ------- - — The Ulg^svt Show of ths Tear PORTLAND CEMENT A SSO C IA T IO N Graham Building JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLA. Reduced Rates On A ll Lines of Travel Popular A dm ission Prices A National Organization to \mprorr and Exitnd thf Usat o f Concrete Florida State Fair Association OFFICES IN 30 CITIES •'Hi uKauiflY* t. P. AN TH ON Y, Prseldsnt 7 •* F. O. D ot 3)3 — Jacksonville rHlPLIN. Secrsurj l �■ ' '*£^ 53 ■ <? * lf{in : fTuJ'TP THE c Avrnnn HERALD, WEDNESDAY/ OCTOBER 21, 1925 *A<3E FOUR H ie Sanford Herald 1 Florida Gets More Publicity As ifttn M i THE PANAMA TICKLE Brisbane Sees ll D. October 2 0 , IMS. Articles on Florida, too numerous to m ention,‘ are ap­ A. I t l u l w l F I« M i One l.ady Wanted Death. *ea itMond Class M attir. pearing almost daily in the great newspapers and magazines One Needed Divorce. . „ „ IT. I l l * , a t tha *»oa;ofttee 20,000 Canarie*— Ml ^'nif. •4 B a a f o rt. F lo rid a vndar A ct of of the country and it has come to the point that rarely is it M arch s. 1H 7. possible to pick up any publication anywhere without finding DY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyriabt _____ VMIIor some writer telling about the "great Florida boom.” : ■ M .i.a 'tn i . n n * T . m. HOWARD He .P u iltf neno. Some of the special articles which are being published are ANCIENT HISTORY is written vira*III h ia a o lt* *♦»»»» in the nature of attacks on the state and are written in the by guess work and inference, be­ hope of putting an end to the ever increasing exodus of peo­ cause the ancients hail not news­ ___ __ ciT R an ttP T fo c w a r r a On* Y m i _ I 7 « " «1I* M * -"* *- I t *•» ple from northern and western points who are heading for papers. Caesar, ‘‘the demagogue *r C*h h* W . n«r of his day, wrote on tim walls ofwaaV. ir.0. W aak lr Edition 11.00 the sunshine state. Bui instead of having the desired effect Home about doings in the .Senate par y *ar. these articles, as The Manufacturers Record says,” serve to that common people might read. I •~— RCiAli w o n r n i All obituary intensify the desire of people to see Florida for themselves.” Hut he wasn’t much of an editor. •oMcaa. c a r ta of thsafc*. resolutions The Literary Digest in this week’s issue devotes valuable ■ and notice* 01 entertainm ents w hir* IT IS different now, and the his­ . r t » r r » * *?• aaa«to will ba r»>ar*#<l space to discussing a new national migration that is menaced torian of 2025 will examine old f<tr nt raau lar •irivertlslng rata* by land-sharks, and as a result of an extensive advertising newspapers files, find reports in - — yi • H w a r n t u ic A n an riA T itn m e t * campaign . _ concerning the feature in two hundred and twenty- the main wonderfully accurate, ami T V / Aa»o«-lntrt Press la aieluafour newspapers all over the country, the article will be j write history, not Jm ajdnntion. tF a tr e n tlttrt to 'h * 'n r When 200 years hence he comes ■ I R h l o c t i b r i V alt news «1l«t)a»rbe# read by millions ■ ^rrad a d ilw llw ’. 't»ad It or not otherwise e rrt . . . . . , , . „ . . . . . . . | to Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, he 1*4 In thla nnp/>r anil alao tb» lo­ AH our gold rushes, all our oil booms, and all our free- wjh KCt a fairly accurate picture ta* new* nuhtlshrt herein >11 *'**’*• of retm hllratlon of snerlsl rtlspsten- land stampedes dwindle by comparison with the torrent of of the civilization of our day, thus: M h ara'n ara alao re ie r -r t. migration pouring into Florida from all parts of the conn-1 A YOUNG girl standing before If Ponce Fountain W EDN ESDA Y. OCT. 21. 1925. try. , 1A , , de . Leon’s , . , . .. of Youth , , had just * ,been ,ja photograph of the young man she found to be a fact and not n fiction, it could scarcely have loJ,C (Ji anordinary young man, ehot attracted a greater multitude,” is the way the special article herself in the brvnst. When she T H E HERALD’S PLATFORM 1 — Deeper water route to Jackeon- in this week’s Digest begins. ! ‘-ame to she asked, “Doctor, did I _ _ _ Devoting three pages to a comprehensive concensus of |de *» k°°‘* J°b_ Construction of St. Johna-lneditorial opinion regarding what is perhaps the most talked diap River canal. SHE HAD big blue eyes nnd a ; of national subject at the present time, the so-called Florida white face, so the doctor sympa­ 2. —Extension cf white way. I r -E tti ision of loral amnaemente. boom, the magazine interestingly repeats comment that has thized with her. The police arrest-j — Bwlmmlng pool, tennle eoarte. been made by numerous writers. /This comment, culled cd her for having a pistol without permission. She may live. She is f.— Augmenting of building pro­ from every class of publication in the country, is given in Danish. gram -house*. hotele, apartment accordance with the Digest’s strict non-partisan policy and house*. runs the expressional gamut, from the sonorous croaking MRS. ROSE Pastor Stoke, very C.— Extension of atreet paring pro- of Harold Keats to the enthusiastic optomism of Willm radical young person—Communist, gram. . . . in fact—divorced by her husband, 7,-—Construction oi boulererd Powell. wailn thus: “The prevailing social Floridans are doubtless appreciative of the publicity that arm nd U k * Monroe. K— CompIe'loB of city beautifica­ is being so freely given and will in all probability snap tip all standard degrades lovers,' ’and “t»| ., .... , . .... , » i woman must go out of her homo to tion program. the available copies that are to be purchased this week. And ; Kl.t „ divorce from a man that she t,— Expansion of achool system does not love." ns a result of the article we may expect another hundred with provision for Increased fa­ thousand residents to be added to the population of Florida, cilities. “IIA, LOOK at that now,” The, Let the good work proceed. conservative and virtuous will say,| B IB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY ----------- o—--------m rr I ■■ ‘>sa_2_ _ PA N PQ gj At beauty n itfi TR U ST HIM ALWAYS:—Com­ mit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in Him. Pslnm .'17: 5. P R A Y ER :—O God. Thou nrt our strong salvation! We fenr no foe with Thee * t hand to hleaa, for even in darkness nnd temptation Thou nrt our Light and our Deliv­ erance. --------- o — R E V E IL L E Wake: tho silver dusk returning . Up the beach of durkness brims, And tho ship of sunrise burning Strands upon tho eastern rims. T he New W ar Secretary The appointment by President Cnolidgc of Dwight Filley Davia ns Secretary of War succeeding John W. Weeks, who resigned last week because of continued ill health, has been hailed as one of the wisest selections made for a cabinet of­ fice since the Republican administration came into power. In the opinion of those who know him, Secretary Davis comes nearer measuring up to the word "soldier” than any Secretary of W ar since the time of William Tecumseh Sher­ man who for a brief period in lHGt) held the War portfolio. The fact that the new cabinet official has been active in the W ake: tho vnulted shadow shatters service over which he now has charge, makes him the bet­ Trampled to the floor it spanned, ter qualified to dispose of the duties which he has assumed. And the te n t’of night in tatters Secretary Davis received his baptism of fire in the World Strews the sky-pavilioned laud. s},0 iQTr^J Most relative?,H, live* when y0u ,JJI r /' Money won’t . * but lack <* i t L l pSj n,i Kotf dnb ] hand make e x c tll^ I HAVEN'T HAP anY it .s so easy to everyone keep* on Th r o a t T r o u b l e To Z A bachelor.Ii a c ,i AL0NQ.L0NG T/MS Moat of us Wor~ the cost of living i is worth. ' J •Something about mad we would !•!,» and marry a rich ./ In Anni>ton, Ala , 1 .>0,000 pounds. But’ itll nnd he docs it v itij*' If the man who **1 electric fan- in .St. ^ , 1 he will he sent toffe, 1 It is doubly hadt,v cross when it u ra.^1 fi lend double ernMigf j “ Look prosperous igJ V‘ rti«es a pressing shop 1 power of the press U -J .There is the usual c?cl winter predictions put eg] to whom all winters ax l m* .a * ■\ little argument n«tj friends. As long as tie# wins it may result ip n fri iw ■1 Great oaks from little] grow, and their fr\«ndi| them for not being other f trees. to* / “see what comes of being radical [ and a communist." Hut run over; the telephone list in Newport, and i you find married ladies changing ] their names almost ns rapidly as BA LD W IN AND MACDONALD the lighting hug change.' its illum­ ination. At Newport they are not I.OUISVII.I.K COURIER-JOURNAL “red communists." It’s a combina­ tion of inside urge and outside at - 1 Political wiseacres of Kn^land i with factional organization*, »uch traction, not radicalism, that doesj disagree ns to the effects of the re- 1,3 *be British I’ ascisti.' the mischief. cent convention of the Unionist!.ish Prime Minister offered 2.°. his ON THE steamship Deutschland p;irty „t Brighton on the Baldwin IitrnightTo'rwaiaril but non-aggressive yesterday came Von lloogstran, (. llvornmunt. Tho„ . int.,ined to the Idefense. Its soberness si nnd honesty who or- i Conservative .......... ....................____________________________ ____ . . directs, . tho Philharmonic .1 side declare that made a tremendous impression, luy Daldwin has come out of the fire 'th e supporters of the I’remier. It 20,000 canaries, the b lu e s t liiip i stronger than ever. Those with oth -1 failed to reassure the people, say ment ever known to supply Christ­ er leanings say that the Govern- others. mas trude. ment. which han muddled through! However, there is no disngrcctho difficult domestic problems for ment about another political con- infinitesimal part of the whole population, pedestrian juries con­ scientiously believed tho pedestrian could do not wrong and so invari­ able gave hint the advantage in au­ tomobile damage suits. The bal­ ance of representation in the jury box has since shifted to the auto­ mobile owner or user and the pedestrian seeking "exemplary and punitive damages" from the owner of the automobile wldjL under wheel must yoatl being on the rii»hU(-t motor vehicle, .luriejirti tionally partial, tut ;t-j| easier for humanity {11 of the issu?. Ju st now only an crncoivc of a civilinti<*| all men would weigh I every question without i T3I Up, Ind, up, ’tl* tat® for lying: Hear the drum* of morning piny; Hark, tho empty hlghwnyn crying “ Who’ll beyond tho hills away?" Towns and countries woo together; Another thing that particularly qualifies Mr. Davis for tains the inherited power to sing, not bo sufficient to prevent a gen­ Hut it was a conservative gather­ Forelands beckon, belfries cull; eral election and |ierhaps a col­ ing, and Ramsay MncDonnld led Never lad that trod on leather his present pout is that for the past three years he has serv­ in its tiny brain.' Lived to feast Ids heart with all. ed as Assistant Secretary of War and as such has become lapse of the Tory regime. the fight to keep it so. He was The o ffic ia ls o f the Sem inole Cour The London correspondent of the 1the chief spokesman against rndi-. HUMAN IIEINGS with brains thoroughly familiar with the work. Since Mr. Weeks be «Nqw York Herald Tribune i." one cali m, nnd hv his arguments the UP a W i, owl C.HA1V5T i'1'ntplmrteih® slngget" *ehnn .Bank ta k e pleasure in helpinpr joi Sunflf pullets never thrive; onventlon voted overwholhifnfcly fvo; M mo I n m H M V M tr ilP M M M W i T W . W W I I W W M f l W E X ; I T I d n f f S t* K V ’ w ilT ^ ‘ hose who f o r e s t the , .diaps®»com4. anta Morns ul>ed and daylight slumber been guiding tin* deHtinies nf the department nnd his efforts, i,® i,lirn with « thousand kinds of aL' xclude from the party ranks f v‘‘rv lli,l,Mnt date. "The N o-jto ex advising’ you -assistin g you in evf thousand Were not niennt for matm alive, have elicited the praise of higher officials, among them the well developed knowledge in one II?[',,nbe.'• elections," (the i , , , , clement. ... unv,. . ll'“1 ,," . a n, o ngeneral . . .A. l n . i MrClomnnmistic , , Ramsay ■ • . . .... ... t ii m i- lliiu I I I . I I I . I .. 11> f . , . . n consistent way to achieve your brain That will lie tho beginning lu‘ wriu‘3* K«ve a mandate for a ( MacDonald, it in agreed, has come Clny lies still ,hut blood's a rover: president. of a civilization, and a race worth| ,io,'-I'rivent,ni.us foreign policy, for . back. If there is nn upset of th e 1 I'rior to his appointment as Assistant Secretary of War, while sn es. Breath’s n ware that will not -11 resolute effort to lift the coun-l present Ministry, it will Ire Mnckeep. y succeeding J. Mnyliew Wainwright, who resigned to become j try front the abyss of economic ile-j Donald and his followers who must Up, lad: when tile journey’s over a candidate for Congress in New York, Mr. Davis was a mem­ EUROPEANS HAVING dccid- j l,r,'s3i0,i* I ° r reduction of taxation be combatted. MacDonald’s star is There’ll bo time enough to sleep. ed to stop cutting each other’s ! burdens ami for maintenance of in -1 waxing, whatever nmy be tho fuber of the War Finance' Commission for two years during — (A. E . Hnusmun, in The .Shrop­ harmony. Instead the Bald-j turo for Stanley Baldwin. the off ’20 and ’21 w hen s tre n u o u s e f f o r t s w ere b e in g !!hr,!,lt'’’ ‘ ‘'"U'ornrily nt least, are 1lu.1trialovornment ic days o shire Lad.) hn:' followed a | In the meantime IJoyd George is -om Irak which, if not rovers- searching out for some fresh issues ‘ he " ! " l live m ock m en o f II,c ™ „ .U -y . , S “ J „ V r . k r i i , K r . nn5te !' h U Sanford is to have a new nuditla 1J 20 .Secretary Davis was a n u n su ccessfu l ca n d id a te And responsible correspondents1, ’ ,,,nY involve Great Britain in that the Liberals may c :v ptise. So Ing firm. Hall, I’entland ml and Mc­ Me- f („. ([„. Hopuhlicnil nom ination o f S e n a to r from M issouri , "tnrtlo you, a little by announcing heavy financial burdens and in s e -.fa r they consist in a bnck-to-theCall, with headquarters rs «n J nck-,|)(,j, H cfcntcd bv th e a te Seid ell 1’ S ile n c e r H is m il.lii’ ,hal i3 determining "t,, ['"a3 risk of wnr with lurkey. It farm movement, « new ngrnriansonville, have picked thi his city nf• * I ’ , J’ I , l force the United States in the l e a - 1bas failed to take any measure for tsin, which both Labor ami Tory ter a careful survey of Central >'*cnnl previous to lluit tim e was co n fin ed to m u n ic -'UUe, without any reservations" l be reestablishment of Great Brit- can support, and prohibition, which Florida. The firm couliId not huve Ipal d u ties III th e city of S t. L oin s, w here, a s Dark Commis-| That nrogrumme may go through ain’» industrial prosperity. It has is perhaps of doubtful good as a ST R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O G R E S S made a better selection. increased instead of reduced th e' vote-getter. If there is a general sioner, he anchored himself in the esteem of the citizens a,,d then again it may not --------- o national expenditure, it has done election tho Liberals, ns in the last > of that city. He also held several other city offices, which The Tampa Tribune says Nina EUROPE DOES not love Yankee' n°d»ing for England’s standing election, will trail behind the pro- ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a g a iiH a a a a n B k a a a B a M M M a a a iiii he filled with credit. •land and gets more bitter as w e, arn,y ° f unemployed, anil it haonn- cession. The contest will be be-! 5 Wilcox Putnam could write a real So, in choosing Mr. Davis as Secretary of War, Prosit lent in.A for something “on account." tugonized its own supporters bv tween the Conservatives and the|a funny story nkoqt her hold-up on UFA I. ESTATE INSUHAM the cast coast. We concede that Coolidge has done well. The party leaders are pleased with It .i*L.even suggested thnt it might ‘ho methods used in obtaining the I..-thorites, nnd, a:' the indirntions it ..... • a «• > « • . . ' _ . .. ...... _> 1...... / n ... i enn I Irmui !« '• tt • • 1 1 « • it I ‘ ....... 1 »... * i. . • . Nina writes some very humorous tile ap p o in tm en t because Mr. D avis is a regular item ililieim ,,ay *ho nations of Europe to u nite'‘’0«1 Finally, it has set th e ' now point, between the two lea d -," stories but we can't figure out bow The iWhboy. have haiteil i ho aelee..... vrlt h evident! S "" ’ b> lu ■*»■'■»''' «"» MacDeeakl, W A R E H O U SE PRO PERTY anyone could writd a funny story ’ I’ f l l * ’ 1 \ f K M A R I TP m T n M P T ■ on being robbed of six thousand j taction because Mr. Davis is one of them. The country, ns l with interest. However, those na-'l 1200 feet on Railroad dollars. a whole, is pleased because the new secretary is a trained llion* hnv® recently learned that a ' 11 11 * f f, . V,ILi, r A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS o -4 ----executive and because he is thoroughly familiar with hisP’1* wV‘r *l“rtcd to sigvo ten or fif- I ASH EVILLE CITIZEN J| Have you secured reservations new duties, having ‘‘risen from the ranks" to the head of the teen billions wouldn't be profitA FEW CHOICE HOUSES ible. The last one cost two hunVirginia is sadly deluded when, boots on tho points of his solfor the big civic dinner to be given Ired nnd fifty billions. she hii|H'> that her discontinuance (tiers’ bayonets. nt the Woman’s Club Thursday department. Located in Exclusive Residential Section*. ------------------ o of the custom of appointing thirty night for the purpose of discussing Nor does it stop there. Your Price and Terms on Request. THE SOCIETY for the preven­ colonels on her Governor’s staff nervous ami chividrie Southern plans for Sunfurd'i d’s recreation pro­ IF YOU W ILL devote your time to study you will avoid will appreciably deplete the tion of crime will offer a prize for gram this winter? Representatives the irksomeness of life.—Seneca. gentleman is upon being introBUILDING LOTS „ of every civic Imdy in the city Selected with reference to LOCATION offers » vet* should be there tu ui) in this iniful range in speculative portant movement. Seminole(l[ounlyl^Bi Sanford,Fla. if P R O F IT S In olden days, Franc® decreed Price and Terms Very Attract*** thnt “a funnel rIiiiII be pluccd in BUY IN SANFORD the mouth of uiiyontx ronvictud of selling watered milk, and that the lustrat Snfe nnd Sound. ........“re, said milk ahull he poured down regulArity and orderly routine in j force, a sipind of ragged gray .bored, or poor. Give them with a bloody history full of ha­ excite°my privates to the wars, there said funnel until such time as a all (lie affairs of life. troopers came whirling out a thick- ment or money, or both, and they nlwuys a colonel who, when he loes and heroics, and, thus inspir­ doctor shall declare tka*'culprit in­ It would t"em that a Bavarian et anil surrounded him. Quite will mend their ways, but how a re ' rounds a corner in the dusty rond ed. greets him with n flattering capable of swullowisg any more immigrant _____j ...... . ..a Union regiment frankly he told them who and what you going to do th at?" Well, joined D E A L T O It S vividly creates the impression of a "Mow do you do, Colonel? without danger of daith.” Hut of|Hn,j j„ the'third year'of thi war he was, and they made a prisoner ns I was just saying." and’ 17 Years of Success in Sanford bombarded record dipped in hostile Colonel, so on. rourse there Is no m»xl for such it was sent to Virginia. One night he out of hi m. PhoM AT LEAST fifty thousand men blood and starred with dushes to Magnolia at Second. law in Hanford hccuufe our m ilk-. it imbibed too heavily of strong drink Presently his captors halted him that used to work for $5 a day are the cannon's mouth Once that "Colonel" has, with all men never do that sett of thing? /NVESTMKN' nd fell asleep in a corn crib. where a trio limb stretched across now making 7200 u day in the'’’bootLOANS Let----a prominent citizen a j | '''“battled implications, ---------...................... II 0spring |M 1 11^ 11 | , • ....... ............... I *charmM ill III|When ho awakened he discovered j tho road and one of tho Southern- leg traffic. What will you offer in silvery goatee on his neighbors,!, 110 circumambient, it is echoed Today's bent Inugt V delightful That during the night a negro camp era, unshipping n nlow line from place of that, good society for the ami overnight there are men in the I ,y. cyerybrnly in town from the ho- ............... ....................................................................... •treat, who glvo him .» good 11morn-, t" 1.. c,. l..l;rk *° lt" ’ mayor. Lo, mm uthe ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ a B B B B B a B a B B B B a B a a B in a ten sociul was given] Friday even follower had stolen his uniform, his :>uldle Imiw, priM-eedcd to fush prevention of crime? --" ...................... ix/a / n ing, ut the residence j of Mr. and I H’nvmg behind a ragged .... ... ......._ ............ civiliu’t _ion a slip-nuoso in one end of it. ing thunderout with the "colonel” i lwlak1 ,lnK of an eye another col........ii. *: ... iLet a peace-loving « . (un tfLI... the scene and. withMrs. Thotnqs U. Mapjell, our tal- outfit. Tho German clothed himself I he captive inquired of the lieuAT HARRISBURG. Pa.. Mich­ appellation. Mnt'' L.i ''“strides ^ ll» o i a i a i a a i i B B f l i i B a B B B i a B a B i M i i | a l l l l f l ented harness maker) 4 ml a pleas- !J|J them tatters ami set out to find tenant in command what the pur- ael Weiss and John Girsh are un­ oid gentleman swing a straight!”*1** 8WHr‘!» s»ber or sign of milipose of nil this might be. der sentence of death. They sol­ shoulder or develop u complexity V,ry Sl‘rvice, becomes a candidate unt evening wus had] .Miss Jennie, l™* c°mm«nd. •til Presently uimlhor and all even tin accomplished daughter of tin “Why,” :ntid the lieutenant, emnly :uy "justice should lie the in his back, and the boys draws-: . . a tombstone nicely decorated house, who studied music by cor- \,aoru disagreeable » circumstunee "we’re going to treat you as we same in all eases.” They demand jinff over ’their cn wah n device prominently figuring l“ !“ school ‘ ' 1books ‘ renpondcnce for a pupiher of years, than the theft of his wardrobe im- would any Yank caught inside of that their lives Ik* spared because vision him leaping from a stagger- “f 03w d_nnd jewel-hilled sword? played quite a numlifr of melodies pressed itself upon him. By cer- our lines in disguise. Under the two rich boys in Chicago, la>.|> and ing steed und riding into the midst! Exterminate the "Colonel? " ||e ii on the grupbophom* while her mo­ lain signs he wns made aware tha*. laws of war we’re going to hang Leopold, were not executed for a of carnngo and butchery nicely l>ai- imperishnble, even though we ther poured the te».>—Muldlepurl the Federal fortes had withdrawn you as a py. crime inconceivable vile and nuel. nnced in shining patent-leather I war again. from thn r old positions and the ’j ti iilli "Veil," said the German, "vote (Mich.,) Gazette. enemy hud advanced so that he fer is der rule!’ Six rooms, garage, large lot. --------- a —- - ■ FUTURE HISTORIANS, read­ V ■ ing today’s newspapers, will ob­ P R IiJU D IC E a I love to step Huilt with Ki’L ’ftt care for resilient owncr^ a serve that in .i glorious republic TAMPA TRIBUNE On pointed tacks BRIG H T NEW D IM ES a money counts in politics, murder And puy my share ’ Higlt grade, built-in features and many extn NEW YORK WORLD society, everything. To ask n nmn or woman to he,<diitinni i„ ,i Of income tax. m i r e im lieeil unbiased unt.lnw.wl and .....I onen. ____ iI ••.re..1 .. .* V/ il h a *C "v coll ‘ ••unties where! unprejudiced, —Cincinnati Enquirer. lected comfort anti convenience. "Putroiman ’ Barry Sf'lntleld,* mnn stretched forth his hand. FROM NOW until next Summer minded is to ask next to the |run-, new* Rem, “ was Inst night assisted by eight thmi.mml uiij. ".My man," said John D. Rockc possible. We all have•IM our and - anti •'•:!'a-% ir likes IIRI'N iBl'U'inrio in S ,;i r; ,trr ivKict;Ji '*'K Essentially a worth-while property. 1 love to pay . . . , t i r i i i w ! tin- proudest member of the Plain feller, for it was indeed he, “you sens lending themselves to ,. Ul|v dislikes, our opinion My montuly bills, s nnd beliefs. |-\v.-f sMtiona i f ' S . ° f ,n field. ‘ J., Police Department, lock like an honest fellow; here is und experiment, the health lalniri- our desites and purpose ____ ' 1055*1 >ses. This hu-1 vii.»i. r . , •, M,L country conI laugh when on for turner in the day John D i dime ............................... tory ut the University of Am­ man trait is wlmt keej for lieing honest." My ahirt soup spill;. the world been found n " l t" ' ' t u b i n ' Hoekeviler gaVu him seven bright Whereupon Stnnislaus took the sterdam, Holland, will investigate in u constant state reps — Urbona llemocrnt. new ditmii." of debate nnd legislatures I®ffi.U f 1,r.. ... . V impossible. make B SL JW K i t i l l | i || . proffered ix. l l U dime, ' n r e | tflipped ii| / | r\ i| iit v telegant* H K H H und seek to find a "prevention or conflict. Die laws, cxeIt is tho fermentation cutives say they n.usi »rnin cuiia to mint! nru*c murt* ly Into a manhole, ami replied cure for common colds,” a,U3I „e be enf. enforced which keeps society ever in effer­ h u ll'll l i r a . ... _ 1 • I .,.«• . * ___ • _ We laugh und sing n news it(m we hope some day lo “Thcrc'a your dime. Pick it up Man’s worst enemies are micro- vescence. Without it there would !im|, “Pinions of men When coal goes higher, *?• 'n the paper. It would run and buy yours-If a stick o ' rundy scopic, invisible to his eyes. AnJ Ik* no human progreAnd we dearly love oss. ‘ ' ^ I n h e ’if 'V " lh*' j " ry de­ about ns follows; with it. I nin a sovereign free;tin y creatures that produce the Tho American ju fy To chunge a tire; ' afforded j There |, ^ i " r*‘ « nf'»rceU. A* Stail'slaus Psarudpkis, a und Independent American citizen, various aourtments nn excellent oppoituiiity — Mqson Telegraph. 100-per-cent American I laboring ttunity to ol>-1 chumre in i.." “ rcninrknblo I uni, und I ain’t taking charity shorten the average life "f the serve the prejudices and partisan- n.»w wm,., I'"1 ’, ! a‘ "'U-nt on the _ I never complain • H A Itl N A SO N , L o cal M unagpr :* man, wns standing lin a (corner in off you or anybody else. human :*acc nnd re nnd create a loss it. ship of Americans. Public senti„ ‘ "nGict between the ■ As gas gets higher;. V.mkers the other day i big lim­ Wo hope some day to neu this diminished days of lub<ir and cf- ment on the prohibition question i-, the -m*, .. ?11, 1,u n*olorisL When IS 1 am all smiles 507-8 1 st N a tio n a l H ank U ldg. 1‘ honi ousine pulleu up nt t|o curb in item in the paper, but we have not t iciency amounting to millions u I being reflected dally in verdicts re- m,i „ , ,'.i7 '' WUH "impractical ■ When called a UiA hu'r. I front of him and an elderly gentlu- acen it yet. year. turned by juries in Volstead act vi- ..ioblli» •J * lc " H'nace" and u u to -j! • l »i»uiio own a.I re present.., ,..ilv a n lpresentedI only on* / mmmm A. P. CONNELLY &SONS CA t i i ROSE COUR for SanfordGro^e, Ir �' «.*7T .! • • • !.i ;*v WAY, OCTOBER 21, HARLAN W. K E L L E Y , ■"i.lV SOCIETY EDITOR I»V l|1<x v*W* .iV* «V*, LA T EST FA SH IO N HINTS FOR M ILA D Y anfo rd i)r PAGE FIV l _____ BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate 60 A CRES IN L A K E COUNTY On hard surface road nnd rnllroad. For short time only. $100.00 per a c r e .. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 yenrs. Discount for all cash. The Flannel I'ajam a ia a Smart ured fabric. For instance, you Combination for the Old-Time 1 A CRE CHICKEN FARM nlnif'Vlsonol»f.ktr0i.U8#rs of Outing.Flar.nel Night Gown. pink flannel with the coatmndo of blue 3 miles on brick road near city of Sanford with small house and trunmei with pockets, cuffs and chickens. $1250.00 for quick sale. ' x~ , fcw >’rars ago there was no scarf collar of the pink. The sketch uemove L ast Vesticrei0. 1 ^/1 choice in the way of winter shows a pajama set of mauve flanA <. « . » ■—i— * ncl trimmed with pink braid Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles E. Henrv PURVIS & WILCOX Of Colonial’ Slavery "i?ht V oa ci,h" lookc'' dainty nnd attractive—and shiver­ announce the nppronching mar­ W. V. Wheeler left for Cuba T ed in a lingerie night gown—or riage of their daughti I’hnnr 70S nail Hid*. ter this week. Lthel Gamble GENEVA, Oct. 2 i.— fyp)—’The you looked n perfect frump in an to Inst spot on the British Empire’s outing-flannel night gown. It was B|W J . B. Carlyle of Ocala was in Claude S. Ogilvie nap where human elavory still cx- long and full, gathered to a most ,irden Pi^le will Sanford Tuesday. <>f Fort Myers 3 s 13 the Hukawng Vnlley in the ; unbecoming yoke with an even iniiation meeting and th e rj November 18 , 1925 upper portion of the Indinn pro- jmore Wer unbecoming • . . -------collar, ------ » — ------J . W. Clary of Now York is In House nt 3 vmco of Burma. By next May tho UoUrse th,! J m 0".? " 'T * * / ° f the city on business. M i c e A1 tt • — , tE n,Piro hopes to have removed this I ^ a Jll * . £ ,n 1 nK? nC nif?ht K° T lutfinft Circle will Donald Ihrig spent yesterday in M I S S A l m a K i n o : I s 1:,s v?8 l * e ham the dominions; Uv8| in n.in ueU ! or W0T n r h? 1 It the home of nnd colonies directly under its c o n - 1 .1,1 cl,nmtes or who slept f , t 219 Holly Avc- Orlando on business. M arried In Daytona tr°i.c»nd „ TronwhlL1 ------- bordering it in steam-heateid rooms with the windows only slightly open. But as well. * E . W. Bowers of Huntington, rtment of the i T ho loenl potentates ngreed Word has been receive,1 of it, 1 „ ‘,n° '° cnl Potentates have agreed 2 ," t; ‘" S ro° ™ i3 getting W. Va., is visiting in Sanford. Club will meet recent marriage of \tj--s \|L'C 1 ’aL * ,xcd price shall be set for j,,,, f|-inni,i one^ as. . ° wutW e have two plans o f financing -J f:20 o’clock. class of ’'lave in the Hukawng , " l* ht *» ","• . ' i‘u c,n« Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Holzworth King of Forest City N r Legion will hold Y o u r H om e has been the guest of Mrs’ i ,Vnll?y’ and on™ it i-1 fixed the )U l l ti dreadful old fogey f Seminole Cafe were recent visitors to Sanford. Monroe for some time to F W W ?Ismen ™ " in question shall imme- your windows thatall youthe 1,0way not open hnv* all A *• 1st— We will lend you Thov ™ I c,.y become free and enjoy nil most every night all winter. alMrs. R. R. Wilson spent Tuesday M aster, or l ) » ™ L r ’Tl,°vF ,n wm prench his in Orlando on n shopping visit. married ’ J in the presence of \>nlv -i r , 0 rlR 1,3. " nd privileges of other "e First Methodist Changing customs make changfew intimate friends. J ” I f r.^en.\en‘ Fhe slave is then to work t 3:30 o’clock. mg fashions, ergo the warm flan­ . . . , , | Put the purchaso of his freedom Guy McHenry of Miami is in Mr. and rs* M®*ters left in by paying l bi „ easy annual install - nel mglit garment that is also atthe “City Substantial’’ on busin­ ,their car for ,4 trip to Miami and ments. tractive. Nothing could he more necessary to build a complete home rsday _ ., ess. 1 other points. After their of the Hast Side ----- return ridiculous than the feeling that all they w‘“ make their home in Day* Association a t 2nd— If your home is already'built we will make warm sleeping garments for woMr. and Mrs. H. C. Whiting of tonn. Japanese Adopt U. S. nuJn had to be made on that very at 3 o’clock. you a very substantial loan on it. Jacksonville are visiting in San ­ , a Cine Dinner un- ford. old-fashioned pattern. In fact it is Car Coupling* System 3 of the Chamber of perfectly obvious that a sleeping Marion county land had an aver­ NO D E L A Y ------------- NO W A ITIN G the Woman’s Club Grady Deen of Lakeland is age value of $12 an acre as late For Equiping Railway garment with trousers instead of the Woman’s Club- spending some time in Sanford on as 1852 and there was not much skirts would be warmer nnd more Prompt Service Guaranteed rise until the beginning of the comfortable. Moreover it became business. Call and let us explain our plan. TOKYO, Oct. 21.—(tP)—In one apparent that winter night gar­ twentieth century. Today the land T. U. will meet at -i'.F r> cccn!*-v the majority of the ments of the new sort did not hnve is valued at many times that ional Church. H. H. Mulholland o f Jacksonville <u,000 freight cars of the govern- to be made from the old fashioned Neighbors will meet spent Tuesday and Wednesday in amount. nient railways of Japan, nnd mnny striped outing flannels. They asonic Hall at 7:30. Sanford. "l the passenger conches, were might he made of solid colors—gay lide Parent-Teachers 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 equipped with the modern type of colors -if you like—with various il*meet at 2:30. This Card of Thanks J . M. Clark of F o rt Myers was American automatic coupler. All of 8° r t s of trimming. ^nt meeting. a business caller in Sanford on We wish to thnnk th e m-mv th'? S"™ hi111 ,M!Cn u*i»K » European Many women like to make their Tuesday. friem lu f l .. 2 ".. , . T * eoupier ,if the hook and line type. own cold-weather night clothes. FrWiy t l lends fot then kindness More than 150,000 of the American They offer no difficulties in the r Pour of the MethW. W. Pittman of Jacksonville will meet with Mrs. was n business cnllcr in Sanford and courtesies shown us dur- ?ouP,ora. which are manufactured way of dressmaking and quite a . .. l l |111 I V. I l i at’ 3:30 o’clock. few opportunities for original and ing the illness and death of nL“ ii«2iV®e* w<‘,rc purchased Tuesday. ? n<l c*iHtributc<l throughout the vnr- easy decoration. husband and father. ious railway yards of Jnnan. Saturday You may prefer outing flannel Jo e Cameron left todny for i .Musical Club meets or flannelette or some such mntoMrs. Brewer and Children it Jim Fannie Mun- Dayman. Ho will return with his Ovcr 900 species of flowers grow r*nl that is teally made of cotton Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Brewer •• family on Fridny. north of the Arctic circle. because it is less apt to shrink Located One Block from Post Offico ■ practice of the Sanwhen washed. This provides ns Carl R. Switzer and Samuel A. much warmth as you probably Club will take place Good Investment ? ; Frommer of Indianapolis are in want. 'However some of the most Mrs. Wilson Reported Engaged attractive winter sleeping gar­ lour will he held at Sanford on business. Good Income Property 1 ments are made of fine flannel— ten o’clock. rcnlly finer nnd thinner than the This property will sell quick at an advanced price. Jam es R. Jones of Ncwnrk, N. outing flannel, though warmer be­ J . is in Sanford looking over pro­ Buy Now ^cndajr 1 3 cause made of wool. Sucli mate­ can Club will meet perty for investment. rials are all very well if you are Kc Huff at 200 Ia u sure jo u r laundress will treat them ■ Mr. Whidden of the firm o. gently. A few careless washings Whidden and Hodges spent Tues­ The up-to-date young woman J would render them a good fit for n discards the old-time flannel night ■ on business. ITS--WISE day in Orlando______ ten year-old child. ^ gown in fnvor of this pnjama suit 1* • The sleeves should be made fair­ made of mauve flnntv.l trimmed M E R W IS E Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. McIntosh of Booms 501-502. Phone 95 ly long with a goo,I hem, so thnt with pink braid. ■ Bluefield, W. Va., have arrived in they can in? let down if need be. First National Bank Building. IETTF.lt HAIR Sanford for a short stay. A small upstanding collar like thnt 3 ntly b«n observed S A LES FO RCE <>t a mandarin coat gives warmth Fire Prevention Week mt Era of the BobM. D. Barber has returned from about the neck with considerable M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING thf woman whose MacClenny to spend some time Complete stock fire extin­ . smartness. Sometimes there are oriouj when allow- with his family on Magnolia Ave­ little scarf ends at the neck so that guishers carried by s a i i i i u a i a n g i ) a u a a i i a i i a a i a N a i l l l a i l l l l l ||i a a i l l | is the womnii nue. til-* collar can bo tied securely. If ost charming when you like you may combine two col­ tied. And the woBah H ardw are T. A. Bradford of Cartersviile, | THE BETTER A PRODUCT' IS TH E SOONER YOU ors or two designs in a single gar­ K hair has been a arrived in Sanford yesterdny. He ment—or a plain fabric nnd a figPhone 8 W ILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. jinourasiif anxiety is to be associated with his brothJro.v unhindered by) er,.£L- W. Bradford.f SB* lean, is quite apt | • f ' • 1 ■111 •* i. i ■ > u a a a i a i n a a a o a 3 a ! i a a a a a a a a a a i a a a i i a i u a B n a a H R i a i ■ ■ » ■ ■ > ■ ■ » !« ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a m u u a a a a a aEa a ama a a a a a a a i(a i a a Ma a a a gMa i >» In whoso bobbed o r ! Douglas Funcan of Duytou, JJ +.M- M +-M-,M-.M- >+++++++++->+++-K *+-M .-fr+-: +♦❖ + ♦+ + + + + • < * + + + V++-h+++1"H-v-l lauses her hitter, Ohio, is in the city for a few days k secret, concern looking over the advantages of Krentiy there is no Sanford as a place to invest. I poor hair quite as 1 luxurious, lovely Wm. Wheeler of the Brooklyn kiting the fashion Eagle and W alter Chambers of Vi like convicts’. the FIorida-Times Union were in W: ■ a then there would the city yesterday on business. trnce between tho 3 „ ,0 3 tone 148. Personals Icial indaf Residence Telephone 313-J Henry-OgHvicT j n "?!“nd Panning To MONEY t A ll T he M oney 11 'i Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. t Two Story Brick Building j E. F. L A N E REALTOR / a I Silk Dresses I of hair left by the. Mrs. J . M. Wallace returned yesC f* & ^ of the nnanlterday from a delightful six From Paris come rumors that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of tinwe with glorious. week’s trip, visiting in Cleveland, late president, will marry Dr. Sterling Ruffin,, a Washington physician oraan with just o r-1O., New York City, and Baltim ore,1 nnd close friend <>f the Wilsons for many years. Ruffin is 58 and a 1 Md. bachelor. Mrs. Wilson and he have been Keen together frequently in D or curly hair is' — Paris this summer. (1 it be difMr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Wooiman, n*i rcuun why it Mrs. Isabelle Bradburn, and Mrs. ^ M M n aan B aaB H aau aaB aB aB aaaaB H aaaiaB B B aM B aB aaH aaB iai r, tlattensg to tho |Jean Hancox of Asbury Park, N. 9 it i» Huffier and' J . are visiting in tho “City Subnaif tunw about1stantial.” SEE a ■ soften hatdi, crude' --------, out C(XT«ttish John M. Kelley of New York and America’s Greatest Actor , ae. Wom*n vith| Chicago is expected in Sanford iooki as shortly to visit his son nnd ntFJ air. , ‘ru bed sc-| tend to the interests of tho O tter-' , r '*'• h ,"'avy or Kelley Realty Co. great ‘ R. W. Otter of New York, vieethe really boantir..!1 ^h* 'n hair1president of the Otter-Kelley Re ■>{ alty altv Co., left this mnrnimr test of morning fm Palm Beach and Miami. He exthings , 'o'' ami and (pects Sunday for a pro-1 ^ L i *re i c c i a ito u rreturn etu rn o u iiiia y n \ t,:" average traded stay in Sanford. P ;, nt device of hav-' ______ IN S n S r ,eTfcJr" **vcd | Francis L. Davies and : f he modern I Holler have returned from an.1 * His Greatest ’teture to automobile trip to Bradenton, ^>ar- , fni«t,.PI pl,f,1 ar'* °th er! asota and St. Petersburg. They ■ )i» . (T bok like a had somewhat of a smashup on * nigiit ....., iiifi I.,,. „ „ „ „ „ ____ ! _ i . ___ i , ■ . . ai night order the way, but no one was injured. La,r*l h>' day. Mr. and Mrs. R. J . Holly left S .,.1 • " “"id took iilv . ' hair Sunday for Oxford, O. They ex- ■ l . . °n of the pcct to he gone for some time. On ■ b f f A r ^ e t h a n l thcir return, stop overs will be J .,, r ha,r- If your ma,1c in Cincinnati and in C h a tta -la *nui|| then by where Mr. Holly will attend ■ h !.‘j *‘a'r bobbed. the convention of the Southeast- i k j.l,r*y1 aa'i ern Division of tho National Elec- ■ W r L ° ttv'\ ,ook3 trie Light Association ns a direc- S tor of the Florida Public Utilities ■ au,:- Information Bureau. ■ L io n e l B arry m o re i-b /sp r*'1 Betty W ales M ake Hardwirare Moughton for Brmio How Long? h it e c t 0nal Bajijg Florid* f y |i i *. E xclu sive styles, made o f fin e crepe sa tin s “ butty fly ” voiles and charm euse. T a n , pencil blue, brown, black, navy and g rey . Sizes 16 to 40. $29 to $39 y\ ■ Special Lot Silk I* Dresses for $10.00 A Every style different and all well made of fine Satin, crepe satins and canton. Some trimmed with colored metlalions dresses that were made to sell for $22.50. Sizes IG to 10, for $16.00 each Ladies ’Long Coats $25.00 |an and Japanese (c lovely gifts -beciorating ONE 303 ’ Hffl WAIT ,l English Force- OR D Y E R k •s y D/ ! •’ lM- pilots, weighdeluded In' 7, incomes '•■■■’sionat men Aiate complained ^■-aments. t Not Long! E v ery shade and all nicely tailored. WITH Seena Owen Gaston Glass Flora le Breton Joe Striker Martin Faust Som e fur trim m ed and plain. Made o f all wool velour and fin e coating. Sizes up to 46’. a h .. ■ I A Picture You Will Never Forget M ILA N E The Yowell Company THURSDAY I ▼» TT-W-WT W»VTT FT rTTVTTT | i a -J/, K ��THEjA N F O R D HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER PAGE EIGHT In the World of Sport DRIII BIG TEN PREPARE j s p o r t W I T H SECTIONAL 5 G A M E S LOOMING a s ? - - _____ U 11 1 b r ie f s (By the Associated Press) An unkind fate which trailed w _ 21, 1925. W hite Collar J o r Not Favored By Students ig Auction Lot Sal PITTSBURGH, Oct. 21.—(/P)— A majority of night students nt the Carnegie Institute of Technolhave shown a preference for com* I ^ f i l A n I XT Lehigh, is in a criticnl condition!0^ ' navo 8no" ' ' « U 1/ U i l 1 1 i l l with n possible fracture of n cer-l'blue denim" work. Only a ci ocinical vertebrae suffered in run- Paratively few are entered for t %:» iv ■/«. . . --..pations where clean linen imvu and tcupations ning back a placement kick against well combed hair are necessities. West Virginia Wesleyan. Building nnd machinery trades Virtually every team in the east have attracted many c f the stu­ reported some injuries. dents. On the Property EAST LOSE MEN THROUGH INJURY Cow Returns Home Tomorrow, Oct. 2 him to the semi-pro diamond. He Prefers Old Stall •nn . . ~ , had n chance to be a hero in Hnefc- Practically All of Major HlinOlR nnd Ohio State Snow rn, ncki jj. J.. yesterday when he Crews Report Casualties Form as Season Advances; came to bat in the ninth inning COLD ASH, England, Oct. 21.— Incurred In Games Last (/Pi—As dogs are known to have Games With Michigan And with two on base. He struck out. Saturday, ______ Harvard Had Off returned to their master nfter long Iown This W c.k to Prow W, =ncr. tamo,n shortNEW YORK, Oct. 21.—(JP)— | o f enforced absence, so did i • t----- i..l, “Bossy," one of the best cows on CHICAGO, ~ 2 l . - h P I - n i l . by-gone days,pl,)fared !,bu. " much h • Wbetter. ” in Recuperating from last Saturday's jn tkis section, return to nola and Ohio State loom as po­ Playing in— :— first ibase /*.()|(j sta|j after being sold to a for v,i* his All- upsets eastern football elevens are * tential trouble makers in their res- Stars in New York, he gameejre,d now training _______ for this week’s nppe- far-away neighbor. ctive gnmea with Michigan and two singles and scored a run. His tizing menu of gridiron delicacies inr-nwny Her owner drove "B ossy" to wa in this week’s Western Con­ team won, 3-2. ! ,\n inventory shows many injuries market and disposed of her to a ference sessions. ------I Yale, smarting under n 16 to 13 farmer 12 miles away. The buy­ The Illini defeated by Iowa last Georges Carpctier, most popu-1 defeat by Pennsylvania, is prepar- er took her home. But whon milk­ week, has a chnnce to scramble the lar European fighter ever to visit jnz for the formal dedication of B ig Ten standings by downing the tnci.e shores, cannot stay away, t the new stadium at Brown. Har- ing time came next morning "Boswns hack home in Cold Ash, Wolverines, so far undefeated and According to California boxing j yard is pointing its scige guns on sy I .. . e tired from her long w alk,! with goal untouched. To do this promoters, the French wnr war hero ; n green foe from Dartmouth, while |“ 11111 Coach Zuppkv has "Red" Grange has signed articles to fight Jimmy Columbia will attempt to regain but seemingly happy, in a bovine in top form nnd is bolstering up a Delaney at Los Angeles in Janu- lost prestige with Williams as un sort of way. better interference for him. opponent. Michigan, undamaged in Its win ' Yale will enter the fray against over Wisconsin has a full bag of I w M nrp p,nnn|nK to Brown minus Cottle, who v/n. in­ HATS what makes beauty — a tricks but ) ost is ready for the orRnnllc th, ir own nnti'onn| aB30Ci. jured in the Pennsylvania game. lovely skin! A skin perfect in *bn*ne' lation. Maty K. Browne, wizard <>f Outside of this half hack all of its texture — freo from pimples, Iown realizes that its title courts nnd links is one of the the bulldog’s power will lie tlirunt blackheads or blotches. chances, given a big boost by the sponsors of the idea nnd the U. S. into the lists against the hear. And how everybody loves to look Illinois victory, must meet nn acid (• X. is willing, In Cambridge, the injuries ran nt beautiful akin! How they adteat in the Buckeyes, although un- j ______ high Inst week against Holy Cross, mlro tho fresh, clean, healthy ap­ dofented, have a tic with Chicago jjabe Ruth, deep in the Maine Snitonstal), the giant end; Miller pearance a perfect Hkln gives! to mar th.dr record. ■woods stalking deer, has not yet the fleet halfback; Cheek, Coady, And do you know what makes akin lovely? Well. It’s healthy, rich, Ohio survived its interscctional been heard from regarding the and Daley are nil on the injured red blood. Healthy blood purities dash with Columbia in fine shape new homo run clouting record of list. Snltonstall is the only likely the Bystem—throws off tho Impuri­ nnd the line is augmented by the Tony Lazere in the Pacific Const one to be absent when the Green ties that cause skin "eruptions. ictuin of Klein, center, whose knee League. Tony surpassed Ruth’s stnrts its attack on the Crimson. And S. S. S., that great blood wna twisted. mark by n single circuit blow when The Army has a few muscle cleanser and builder helps Naturo No tirr.e It wasted by Wisconsin bo made his sixtieth home run yes- bruises from beating Notre Dame, mako rich, red blood. You never hut on the whole the squad is in in pent nurtcins of the Michigan terday. pc liavo to worry with embarrassing good shape for battle with Nt. game. Instead, thu efforts is toakin blemishes when you keep your Louis University this week. ward strengthening weak spots for j Huggins Will W inter blood full of healthy rcd blood-cells. Princeton reports all hands in­ tha Furo’uc game. Take S. S. S. and havo tho beau­ tact for the Colgate clash. In Florida as Realtor Notre Dame’s bitter experience tiful skin that belongs to you. And In the haunts of Lehigh and La in the Army game is paying div- | whllo It’s making your skin lovely, idends in intensive training for j ST. PETERSBU RG, Fin., Oct. Fayette in Pennsylvania, the wave 8. S. S. D giving you of injury struck hard. Captain 21.—(/!’)—Miller Huggins; mana­ Minnorota. renewed strength and Gchhnrd, of La Fayette team, i i Interscctional games occupy at­ ger of the New York Yankees, ar­ probably out for the season, an the energy, too—building! rived here Tuesday about noon. tention .it Chicago nnd Northwest­ firm, plump flesh— \ result of ligaments in his left knee ern Th" Maroons arc polishing Ho will be here for the winter and being torn in the Colgate game. Increasing your appe­ tite and making you their vaunted defensive to foil the has already connected with a local Cothrane, a guard, also is m a healthy nil over. It’s p.uul variety of attack boasted by lenity company as a mvmhcr of hospital with an injured leg while Eastern *thc organization. tho rich, red blood that S. S. S Pennsylvania, leading Huggins, in nn interview, did not Quarterback Marsh has a dislo­ helps Naturo bullil that does It. team last year. mention his reconstruction pro­ cated bone in one foot. , (Jet S. S. S. today. All drug stores Charlie Prior, field general of gram for the 11)20 baseball sea­ acll It. Got tho larger bottlo. It’a son, but intiinntcd that there mnv Single Men Barred I morQ economical. something to announce in the From Municipal Jobs lie nenr future. AT 1:30 P. M. MIDWAY HEIGHT On the Dixie Highway midway between Orlando and Sanfordmidway between Longwood nnd Altamonte Heights and directly opposite Lyman School K When You Say: 50 Choice Business nnd Residential Lots To the Highest Riddcr on EZ terms r a DU Drive Out and Look ’em Over A loVely^skin T New 1926 Ford FREE. Touring Car In addition to a 1926 Ford Touring Car many Cash Prizes will lie Riven away Absolutely Free. It is not necessary for you to bid in order to win these Valuble Prizes, but you must be on the Rround promptly at 1 :!10 P. M. when FR EE TICKETS will be issued and collected. Come early. Plan to Picnic at the Pic­ turesque Hocker Lake. F R E E BUSS SERV ICE FROM OUR O FFIC E You’ve Said MAKE RESERVATIONS LOTS •« Old Kentucky Auction Co. “ WE SELL ’EM " ORLANDO, FLt Room 1) Kurk Bldg. (We’re Listening) BRADFORD, Eng., Oct. 21.—f/P) Florida is a source of many —Tim city officer!' have enacted n building materials besides lumber. law prohibiting an unmarried man Good building anil construction Irani h Jd'.iig a municipal job when j sand is found in parts of the state •litre is a married man looking for. and gravel is hIho found hut in not It. so large a quantities. Tho Bradford councillors could not umcrstaml why there should Sm ith’s Barber be r.ny unmarried men, innxmuch as reports showed that there lire almost twire i s many maidens in Shop for good tho city an bachelors. T in 1 i u lfite r-i vvlivd work. Ladies that the precarious condition of the Valdez. wool trade, which is the chief in­ Next dustry of tile city, is rcBponithle for many of the local young men chunrlm; ninrringe. Try ALLEN II j n jj U N 0 barber welcome 5(! to AND B R E N T U r n ! I C. I nl r A u c t i o n S a l e . SUCCESS l.rl I < Srll f o u r I ' r u p c r t r TO BE LA STIN G M UST BE DESEM t AT AUCTION If U r n r r | i r r i u n i t r n l I > l u r n l n l In l . i i i f u n l m il h i m : * r o i u i: a i m ; i : \ r r . u r s W e l i i m r i i n t r r Snll«fnrlIon y o u lui%r P r o p e r l y y o n i v n n l •old— I . Ul It t i l t h i n a m i Ul«« It K«MMl-tiyr. ALLEN AND B R E N T I HI I L Mr rnml Hi r e r ! . Hanf ord, l ‘ln. U i s s i i a i i s i i i K i n i i y i i u n i i i i i i i i i m m i i i i i R i i m i i k . u Prohibition Cause F o r Success of U. S. L E E D S, Oct. 21.—f/P)— Lord I Mayor G i l * n believes prohibition! "la a wonderfully good thing" for| the United States. The Lord Mayor has visited tin* United States ev­ ery year for u long period and lv \ told r !”b members in an nddre nfter his last trip that in Ids opin-1 Ion prohibition has been one "f the m il" causes of 'the wonderful aucr e n of the American people in the last few years.” Frances E. Cox, chairman of the rlub, said he believed from wlint he hrol seen that prohibition hud “cleansed the life of the working class In America.” YV. \\. LONG MR VI MARKET Hi* -niiford A*e Sanford, Fin j HtiV 3 K' itiv puHlonu r w an tin g lot,, in W o o d ru ffs tuLdivision. Whut you unil prin*? have 1 7-room modem Bungalow, do c in, on West l .*t St. Price $lB,DOb.OD. $5000.110 I cash, buluure ran he aiI ranged. □ □ D E E B R D T H E R 5 , 1N C. ANNOUNCE- A new and attractive Credit-Purchase Plan, now in operation throughout the United States. This plan, devised and approved by Dodge Brothers, Inc., enables a pur­ chaser of a Dodge Brothers Motor Car to extend his payments over a period of twelve months at a minimum credit charge. I So favorable to the purchaser is this arrangement, that practically anyone can now own a Dodge Brothers car without financial inconvenience. A sk us, without obligation, for full particulars. I Jr* lots at High Street and “ Myrtle Avenue, .size each |G3< 117 feet for $7,500.00 Ji-ash. A wonderful inveat|mciit for quick profit. Exactly 3 it* 1 its old smokers,Ghi terfield wins its new on taste alone a b \Su I- w . PHILLIPS* SONS. Realty Co. 422 Union Avc. Telephone 473-w tjo a r r r St M n u �u PAGE NINE assified Ad on This Pajje is a Paying Investment 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous 3— Autos, Rent t\i lTES AUTOS FOR BIRR tCAQJE AUTO SERVICE FOR SA L E : 18 window screens cheap. Call 3211. Day or night. Meets aUAra *n2'/S*w TO S E L L ! Good Piano, 1020 Elm rage transfer. Phone 551 and 63-w Avc. Phone 409 \V. "r e e l - * ”SONS * IN •• lla l i ne 5— Autos, Sale i t II»n ltd *«>r* for con- l, length for «»•* pirlctrd to _ T h * P*n- |r»«non»lht6 i neertl hh. should be in c»«e of «r.R" w. te thor- rntei. rule* (in in And It l u iiit lent lire t0 mTirn glv« their k8 . »ddr*»» number ir about one kniifVul h*» * ’ there l' f n * y0U •"»«■* ^ddreee- *r»T M TR W „ or br «*«* M dl.eentlb* FOR SA L E : L. C. Smith typewriter I good condition, $35.00. 110 E 2nd St. j _ You Drive It. . W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. IL • line 42— Advtg. Mediums Call 148 FOR SA LE: Rudd hot water heater I ^and 30 gallon galvanized tank | cheap. Call after five o’clock. 807 I Magnolia Avenue. noon rsRn-c.ina 1021 102.1 1921 1921 1922 1921 Dodge Touring. Dodge, Graham I Vt ton Truck FOR SALE: DON'T BUY A MODodge Coupe TOR BOAT until you see th e 1 Insert an ad in th e “Classified Col­ Dodge l,\ ton Screens Four Bargains ;,t THE SANFORD Dodge Roadster BOAT WORKS. Dodge Touring 1. — Fast runabout, 26x6 feet beam.' umns” of The H erald. L et a classi­ 32-30 H. P. Red Wing Motor. Ma- j I I. W . Phillips’ Sons hogany finish boat. 2. — Cabin Cruiser. 25x7 beam. 30 Terms To Some People fied ad work fo r you. ' Phone .*5 Oak and 2nd St ILP. Engine. White cedar hull. 1 Copper fastened. FOR SA LE Cheap: Ford Touring 3. — 20x4 1-2 open Launch, 7 ILP. car. Late model. 1105 Oak Ave, Fairbanks-Morse Engine. 2 cyl­ inders. — Cabin launch 23x5 beam. Gins* I FOR S A L E : Chevrolet Touring 4. car cheap if sold today. 206 windows. Installed with 8-14 H. | I folly Ave. ___ I*. Regal motor. OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU Thei'a bonts are in fine running I condition and guaranteed ns re -1 f>— Business Opportunities ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” presented. SANFORD BOAT WORKS, At OF THE HERALD FOR SA L E : New grocery and soft Osteen Bridge, Celery Avenue. drink counters nlso vegetable racks. Will sell for 1-2 price. Phone FOR SA LE: Complete furnishings 727. of four room house. Cheap For Rent: Four room house at Osteen, rent reasonable. M m II. 7— Business Service T. Pace, Osteen. 1 NOTICE TO A LL CONTRACTORS TO REACH the prosperous farm-1 era and fern growers of Volus-! ia county advertiso in the Del-and On and nfter January the Daily News, rate lc per word, cash j with order. ____ 10th, 1926, the Painters scale DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — w jjj $1.00 per hour. Pensacola Is beginning the! . 1 . greatest development in Georgia’s | L o ca l 1 2 6 1 , s a n i o r a history; a half million dollar high-, B v M . D . JA C K S O N , way to the gulf beach just finish* Financial Secretary. i ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; qunrtcr million dollar opera house under construction; two millions Wing spent on highway; greatest H. A. S P E IIt ! chance for live developers to get Contractor and Builder ! in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ 499-M — Phone — 499-M cola News. 2108 PALMETTO AVE. New Rocbond Stucco Six-Room House ACCOUNTANT S y s te m s I n s ta lle d — Audits Spcclul Jta te s to I'uriuunent C lientele E arle T. Field •flnsonle T e m p le lluiim IS JtRAl. r.STATfl — in v e s t m e n t s Lobby I ’uleston-U ru m ley B id *. Hanford F lo rid a VALDEZ HOTEL Huriiprnn I'lnn Eastern exposure. Oak floors. Hot water heater. Porch and windows screened. Sanfurd'n I.rnillnic Hotel W L I I T W . W A ltN K It, M nnngrr MRS. R. O. TRAVIS Public Stenographei I •ACREAGEBUSINESS-HOMES A modern home needs. M o n t 727 6 CP FA T H E R TTvi AH' tM'f H A IR 1*3 A L L . "X = = ^ — (Y ’b Ak C O R Q E O O ^ j |r H EAD O P --------------77 h r i r .; 1 p iy rLt^ /& a TOM SPEE. W IG MAKER : itl $ 10,000 l\t\kiezR ec\lty Co. 1*3 cash balance can he arranged over a number of years. '** r~i • • a Ci‘ I • «» SANFORD REALTY CO., k . H. S. LONG, Mgr. C. Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Did* Phone 657. T ires and Tubes At prirca that arw right Pan Am and Standard Gas ana Oils “Veedol Oil3’, | Electric Irons Radio Supplies RIN K ’S FIL L IN G , , , STATION ’ r,, n Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. :: 1 In fact every equipment. W E HAVE THE BEST BUYS Schulte’s Selected Listings OF\: 1-bH’T HE. C R .A H Q ? m Ample closet space. 12— Advlg. Mediums <1’>—Wanted Help, Male LA N EY’S DRUG STO RE — Pro­ FOR SA LE: small grocery stock Valdez Hotel Buildinc and fixtures, 419 Sanford Ave. scription*. Drugs, Sodas. We Valdez Hotel Lohhv .------- WANTED: Colored hoy to do jnn- A U G U STA CHRONICLE — Auare as near you as yonr nhone. L. “ A gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest fations 21— Sale, Real Estate I itor work. Sanford Herald. Call 103. classified medium, rate, cash, 9 c 1 BlltS J . E. SPUR1.ING, sut>-divlsion WAN l El) A l ON( E: Experienced charge. 10c minimum SANFORD ELEC TRIC CO. man to work on 2 head shield lories specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Successors to OUlnn A Platt lando, Florida, and F l o r a machine. Try-Me Bottling Co. We- LEARN ABOUT I’olk County and /16 Magnolia. Everything elec. Lakeland, through the StarHeights, Florida on Dixie High­ laka Bldg. Telephone 705. M eal. Phone 422. Electragitb (ring Tclcgram. Best advertising me­ way. Radio. |WANTED: Young man of good dium in South Florida. Published FOR SA L E : Two lots Spurting and' habits to learn the printing lmsi- mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— ortunities MagMagnolia. For quick sale $3,250.'npss- Excellent opportunity. Apply Lakeland, Florida. [vice d Elm, Dean-Berg Corn Wight Print Shop, between 8 a n d ------------------------ — ---------------- ;— artments S tre e t.. w v p -q V T p T w . „ »■ . . 19 o’clock. MATNE — Wotervllle, Morning 1 1 R SA LE. We hnvo listing: on -----— —: = | Sentinel. Thousands of Maine buses ______ ; business property, acreage ami |— Wanted Help, Female people are interested in Florida! oms b|,.frtrt' ----------------------------------------------- property. Reach them through 1 •»!•»! WANTED: Maid at The Pico Ho-! tho Sentinel. Rato card on apEngraving. Embossing. See 1st National Bank Bldg. Joaril _ _ j tel for general house work. plication. i Two story, sev- 3. Four adjoining 1. Business Lot ke" Stores J j” *: ‘1° U’ ™.0n£ f 417' vr : FOR SALK: 5 acre farm, tiled, five like within four blocks eu room house on, . . . . . . R* A%e.-CommerctnI St. | room dwelling. 1-2 mile west of 3 7 — Wanted Help”. Salesm an , FOP. SA LE: Complete meat mar, lots on Maple Ave., of Post office, BOx Palmetto Avenue be­ ket outfit, including saw:’, block, ' ‘ Lake Monroe on paved road, $6500, ____________________I_______ _ | ange 117. One story ■TAMES II. COWAN— All kinds I $3,500 ensh. T erm s'............ ' MAN with car to work in evenings i computing scales and large re-, brick building 25x75 tween lllli nn<l l Hh ;lt Fourth Street. Ives I of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. 3 acres. 1 mile west of city limits, j from 4 to 6. Attractive propo- frigerator. This can he had Tor on lot. For a quick Streets. Located op­ ^Vatcr wrH P o it Tnnkfi. At Onk |With throe room residence with sition for hustler. Give references vest of aecunuilnteu .storage » uirIses t xposurc. sale this lot can he posite beautiful city Eastern Avot.un i*ml T h irl Street. Tolo-1 of letter. Write “ Proposition” Care t , [* I variety trees bearing fruit, in Proposition" (’are Kent bought for $750. per phone 111. |$2500 cneh. Herald. 1 AMI A MORNING IK lB U N t.— i park. Price $8000. cneli. CK front foot.. i cash, 1« cash, balance $ 15 $8000.00 takes all Send to. the i ' Two lots between Sanford a n i l __ . ,, , , — in -your , subscription , . ■ balance 1, 2, and 3 cellaneous MIRACLE Concrrls lots. 1-1 cash, bal­ r^neral Palmetto Avenue for $650 each. SENLRAL solicitors to work on Tribune or hand it to your 'c a l years. $1000 hinder ner month including cement work, -ldewalks. hnlM- Seo or write. B. H. Bankston, San-f commission. Right proposition dealer so you can read Honda s Itate interest. ance arranged. ' for right man. Apply at Herald greatest newspaper. One year, for 30 days. Ing blocks, irrleation boxao. J. E. ford, Fla. re I after 5:30 in afternoon. $ 8 . 00 , 6 months, $4.00, three months Terwillejrer. Prop. luted ____ j FOR SA L E : 120 feet east front- j —= 1$2.00’. " U yoiT dPsire U.UOO insur-| HTLL LUM BER CO. Hnuaa oi ! ,.? ? * » ! ? ? ®M)i.>f«etwdeep ona San-| ;{s— W an ted . S itu a tio n M ale ance policy add 75c to your cider. 4. 172 acres in Volusia county, east of Enterprise. Locuted ford Avc. $2,500. Terms. Addrens — „n highway. This tract is now in line for development. Price Service, Quality »n<1 Price velers - ---------------- :---------r r ~ lOHIO—Xcnln. Make your snles. P. O. Box 352. W ill IE man wants portion ns throl|Rh t)ll, Xuma Gazette, Zen-, $K)0.00 pur fti'ru. Vi cash, hiilaucc 1» years. Act nuick corating, KDDRESSING — Multi graphing, cook or steward. Good habits . 1 us price is soon to he advanced. H "ns"voil FOR S A L E : 3 in 1 on Main IHgh-> r ' V iX n T 'p K '" " u ll............ ia()hinl:i, h 1 “'1 rk;ult,1 ,rul folding and mailing " a y , 2 story-26x26 building on V ,,ll:in'1’ 11,01,1 = |trict. Want ad and display rates want it— when you want It ch. First rfttl* c|ty limits. Gm' jo — Wanted R eal Estate g - g a gg *phone 671. FT. E Porch, |Trees FLORIDA-ORLANDO— Orlando eery, cold drinks ii.nnd. filling stnVntinrnl Bank Bldg. Supplies tie* tic t and home 1st 1st floor upstairs,J upstairs WANTED: To buy direct from | Morning Sentinel; largest clnsslC«-»•• ii:, h itt AMt h ..3 to .6 . room Ihouse. fGive * now HnntlnM renting owner fied business . rate. . . lc a i word, nun'-m r o r Rent, I l l ' l l l Houses IIIIIIM ^ for $3(1.01) per month _ u t i i i v i aa «i iw ” .................. . — 9——For Small dwelling in rear. Price $7.- |lll.„ti„ii. nrice and terms in first imuni 24c cash w_ith order.— ____ bt , 000, easy terms. J . H. Hutchinson,' u-ttor. G. W. Willcux, 5 Ball Bldg. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT ar.i Supplies f o r r e^NP: n t Garage on 5th Street 123 W. 1st St., Phone 475. _______________________________ —Central West Virginia’s largbetween rn Palmetto and Magnolia ---- ------------------------------1 i:.. .1 J.| |v Want ad rate 1 l-‘2c per b’ Female reasonable C rY a l t o r s ^ W«7. . do. Sec Mr. Dabney. Her2 2 - S a l e , F tir n iH .o _____ ' V^ nJJ*I}*t^ ‘, K iJ “>,0 C d .ition. price word; V......... insertions or owner 10m, give iuuiuim ., ........... .. .. . . l , M e ; 6 1..,, l.Male aid Office. and terms in first letter. Address more lc per word onch insertion. We carry a full line. JOHN E . FOX, Representative Male or ADVERTISE in the Journal-llerOur prices aro right. Cash or C. II. Night, Gen. Del. 10— For Rent, Rooms U m .-.! aid, South Gcorgia’a greatest terms. We want your business 120 South Dark Ave. ' ur‘A newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Sanford Stove Si Furniture Co. WANTED LARGE P- Salesman FOR REN T—Rooms with or withFrom owners only Uta^nably weekjy and Sunday, Classified 321 E. First St. auon, Male , out meals. Reasonable rates. | priced. S. 1 . Inibble, 18 N. W. ''.h rates l0c 10c pCr per lino. line. W Wnycross Jour‘We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine" Mion,Female k®nco^n House, St., Miami, Fla. nal Herald. Wavcroag, Georgia. 21— Lost, Found 1 Estate A LITTLE WANT AD IN The FOR REN T: 3 unfurnished rooms, 41— Wanted t» Rent lent HERALD will bring you in big both upstairs. Garage, 1100 On Deland Road detour, small brown hag. If found notify P. 1WANTED: Two room and IlllOH. West 1st St. d hath j results. Advertiso those old ar- ■ W. Bremer, St. Petersburg, Fla., apartment. furnished. Couple. tieles you have stored away anil General Delivery. have no use for. A little th irty -, m icemenls ROOM FOR REN T: 1209 MagnolCall 219. cent nd may bring you several m • ia 530-L3. References exchangcollect .«e* HC. «4. LOST: Black and white spotted, WANTED: Furnished bedroom and dollars. Phono 148 and a rep re-l* AN UNUSUAL OFFERING bob-tailed dog, with spiked col­ kitchenette close in. Desirable SCntative will call and sec you. a i vm ,uaU kinik lar on. Reward $25.00. T. S. Rum- neighborhood. Reasonable. ( ouple ----------------------- - — ,No charge:* ~ un 17— For Sale, Houses “ JJ W-Rve . .years -......o f --------------------.bley, 1st St. ami French Avc. apply "Room** Care Herald Office. MORGANTOWN. 1L V A , people jj J} )t.s own bD/1 SA L E : Five room house. M od-j--------------------- -----------------------------fit’.st and only available BUSINESS S U E at Eako are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified nd ■ •*ay’s ('olloc., prn conveniences, close in. Will, LOST: Pair of tortoise shell rim 12— Advtg. Mediums in tho Morgantown POST. Nix „ at Tinker n,ake attractive price for quick glasses in canj with (’has. T. FulMonroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad ^,a- and i’om. sale. Phono 83 ler initials. Return to Mr. Fuller, COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — ^cents a word for six consecutive « 1— m Chrysler denier. _________ | Clansified ada have the largest |BaUea. ______________5 and loading station also new power plant of —--------FOB - FOit S A L E : Seven room house on circulation in Southwestern Geor­ m Inkfk 25— Opticians, Jewelers Palmetto Ave. Modern to the gia. Rate 8c ( 6-word line) line. t h e MORNING JOURNAL is tho « Southern Utilities. accepted want ad medium in * Msd subdivisions '"'nutc on fine lot 65x117 corner H. C. V IE L E , Jeweler. Watch. word 2 Daytona (F la .) One cent a I.tfo Burger, u 'lh beautiful foliage. Comfortable DO_____ V1 11 WAN r FO 1!UY or tc jewclery and clock repairing a n d __ insertion. Minimum 25c ’ •Or/ando, Fla,' R°nie at low price. Call 713. Ask engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag-' anything? If so advertise in ah --------------—-— --------------— . tor Mrs. Tolar. nolia Avenue. I'honc 112. |the Gaineavillo Sun._________ ____ I ADVERTISING get* ^results Lake Monroe is sure to grow. reaches potential buyers Node,:e 19— Sale, Live Stock 2 8 — Plant, S eed s, T re e s f o r BIG RESULTS advertise m Daily News is circulated in ; I’cheip, 0ffjlV Investigate this today. ------------------------------- — ------------ , the FORT LAUDERDALE j an industrial and agricultural sec- a ■ bilmetto Ave* 1FOR SA L E : 10 good work mules, dTEW ABT TH E FLO RIST” DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow -jlion< J Price and terms reasonable. may be seen at our barns, one Flowers Zor all occasion*. I„ri| County County inorouginy thoroughly which is ~ rn llW T V TVic " lu foit 4 Body n’ *le south and 2 miles west of one of the most rapidly growing, PALM BEACH C O U M ‘t I ■ 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W tadiaior ;tnj| Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands sections on tho Florida Coast. scene of stupendous dovelop-. * if con-1* '‘-Operative Association, Box 79 Samnle cony and rate card upon ment. Rend about it m the I aim „ 3 3 — W an ted Sample ly . ^ Post. Sample copy sen* o n , H , . Lakeland, Flu. request. ' r1 w i ,u e s t . __________________ m ■ ----W ANTED: Sheet metal work of 1-------L_ f r For ap11 |FOR SA L E : Two good mules at a all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal ITAMPA DAILY TIM ES, rampa, 10 REACH BU Y ER S or sellers of ; 214 E. FIRST ST. I ^'>r|l H.vij ii,,r (. bargain, address A. M. llox 65, Works. 312 E. 2nd St. Thousands read the ylas1 ,Fla. ’1Ti,n.i«*ml* clus Florida real estate advertise in ■ N St. ar.,1 It ,, 1Sanford, Fla. ---- I ; sifted pages of Florida’s Great W . It. SM ITH , MGR. rd. thu WANTED TO BUY’ : Second hnndjj|oaje Daily, rates 2 cents u word, th St. Petersburg Times. One con' FOR SA L E : 3 Fresh milk cows. cent a word daily, two cents a won I Ford Touring car. Must be '" Minimum 25c. cash with order. Ice C. P. Ford. Box 77 — Cameron Sunday®* good condition. Address P. O. Box |L- •, cor c0mplete rate card. '« A » t?ee.sarmy Ave. 158. O H L N O rsE . Ti-BNC* "VO D O - I'V E <^OT T O <^)T 'Q Completely furnished. R. L. ROBERTSON n«« J U b T LOO K. A.T H l^ j v / O N O E R E O iH EA kO o r HAs)K*- uc? By G EO R G E M cM A N U S Phone 461-J 111.1 Sanford Are. Sanford, Fla. HILTON’S iiAiiurit sh op 111 Magnolia Ave. & First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To laidics and Chlldrea. < ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 21, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4e3c7a7e5d618f4638f29ebeec4637d.pdf 792582729472b09b0c20709b48a81ff5 PDF Text Text Generally fa ir Tuesday an ! W e £ nesday except possibly showers in extreme south portion Tuesday. Maximum T e m p ._________ ___ 80 Minimum Temp _________ ___61 Rainfall _____ __________ _ .73 in. i Florida’s Heart, Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES | . U p th e L a d d er SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTORER 20, 1925 j Detailed Plans For Regatta T o Be M a d e W ednesday By The Sanford Yacht Club Closure of All Telegraphic Circuits Todav Announced Following Walk Out of TeleK.*ailher>iMonda>\Afternoon Bon and W ill ective W hen f Joins Body M any Men Reported Back at Their Jobs ^Disputes Official Statement • Asserts State System Hardest Hit; Florida Reports Incomplete NUMBER 69, rRICE FIVE CENTS Directors o f the Sanford Yacht Club, scheduled for Wednesday night, details o f the regatta, to be held on Lake Monroe under the auspices o f the local boating associntion during the winter season, will be taken up and preliminary arrangements for official sanc­ tion o f the meet completed. This announcement was made this morning by J. R. Emory, commo­ dore o f the club. According to Mr. Emory, tenta­ tive plans for the race meet have been formulated, nnd it is the in­ tention to bring members of the board o f governors together at this time to discuss the matter in de­ tail. The program, ns outlined, provides for a two day race meet in January to include nil classes of speed boats and cruisers. Efforts will be made, he stated, to secure sufficient snil ernft to insure n competitive match in this class nlso. •‘The regatta," Mr. Emory stat­ ed, “ will be under the direct nusrices of the Sanford Yacht Club, nut will be sponsored by the Flor­ ida Power Ront Association. The president of the latter organisa­ tion, Mr. Demnrest, came over to this city from St. Petersburg to IAUDMNG formal opening o f the club house, now under construction at the foot of Park Avenue will be taken up at tho meeting Wednesday, it was announced. Officers believe that the structure will l>e complete, and ready for occupancy before Dec. 1. The growth o f the Snnford Yncht Cluli, since its organization early in the spring, hns been remark­ able, Mr. Emory declared. He stated that within the next few weeks the first boats which will eooiprise the local fleet will be de­ livered to their owners here, nnd that orders for others have been placed recently. Connections with one o f tho larg­ est boat building corporations in Florida, according to the commo­ dore, have enabled members o f the club here to secure their craft nt greatly reduced cost. Informa­ tion regarding membership in the Sanford Yncht Club, and concern­ ing the possibility of acquiring power boats will be furnished, it is explained by members of the or­ ganization. H a ll, P en tlan d A n d M cC a ll Select San­ fo rd A f t e r Survey o f C en tral Florida Officers Say City Displays Stability Firm Said to B e L a r g ­ With the closure o f nil tele­ est A n n o u n c in g A u ­ graphic circuits effected today following the walk-out Monday of thorities 1 n S ta te the telegraphers employed by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad over After nn extensive survey, the entire system, local officinls o f the larger communities in state that the operation o f train in central Florida, during which this section lias been brought buck to almost normal. n rigid investigation of tho The povincinl govennicnt o f On­ At a late hour this afternoon, John H. Castle in 1020 was a Ford future possibilities of the va­ tario, Canada, has named C. A authorities in the office o f the di­ lnnt employe at Highland Park, Magrath, above, to succeed ' tho rious cities was made, offi­ vision superintendent here stated tich. Then be mndo $1250 in n Into Sir Adam Heck us head o f On­ cials of the Hall, Pentland committee, would bring about a that, while the strike was more realty deni. Now, at 32, he has tario’s $250,000,000 hyrdo-electric permanent reduction of about keenly felt in Florida than in nny nnd McCall organization of become one o f the 250 persons in system. • .,* ,f other section of the system, enough the U. S. who carry $1,000,000 life $200,000,000 in the nation’s tnx public accountants, with of­ operators had remained at their insurance. Castle is n Detroit bill. The treasury secretary warn­ fices in Miami, Jacksonville keys, with a few additions from business partner of John Ford, ed that it would not be advisable and Tnmpn, have selected San­ outside sources to insure efficient to go beyond $300,000,000 in mak­ brother of Henry. ford ns the site o f their new o f­ maintenance of schedule over the ing reductions on the present out­ fice from which to direct their op­ divisions affected. look for the next two years. erations over a wide territory in They reported that a number o f Proposals A rc Listed. inviolability of the the central section o f the state. the men who went out nt l o’clock Other proposals, were: rcen Germany^ and This announcement was mndo yesterday have returned to their Repeal of the estate tax, reduc­ Gtrnuny and France this morning by officinls o f tho regular positions today, nnd that ing the revenue by $100,000,000 he treaty of Verconcern who arc in this city today assurance has been given o f the re­ annually. II be signed nt Loncompleting arrangements for tho Repeal of the tnx on uutomohilo Pnsscnjfers Upon Return to turn o f others within a compara­ 1, and assuming that establishment of the local office. tively short time. trucks, tires nnd accessories, cut­ ry governments rntNew York Condemn Blacks Members of the party, including The official statement announc­ ting o ff $35,000,000 annually. it will become effec Rut Praise Officers; Say ed by the railroad company in Former Jacksonville Chamber Facilities Here Found Ideal John A. Hall. Robert Pentland, Jr.,' Repeal of the g ift and number :many joins the Lea For Distributing Purposes; George F. McCnll and S. G. Gray, of Commerce Official Tells Whiskev Caused Near Riot connection with the situation is Chekiang Commander Cap­ of miscellaneous taxes such ns unanimous in their opinion given in full, ns follows: Inquire:* of the Advantages 350 Carloads Routed Here wore tures Shnghai and Conflict those on works o f art brought from tty, Germany undcrthat the future prospects of this “ Definite reports received by the abroad. p trespass upon thn Account EmhnrgocsInSouth city exceed by far the posslbilles Offered by City Substantia! Between 2 Provinces Seems Atlantic Coast Line Knilrnnd Como f the publicity section of or Belgium or make o f nny locality in this part of tho Inevitable, Leaders Assert theRepeal i pony at headquarters in Wilniingincome tax law. isturn in the deniiliFollowing the nnnouncoment state. That publicity for Sanford is ! ton up to 10 o’clock tonight show uind area. The new maximum surtax rate Mr. Pentlend, in spenking o f conclusively that the strike called having r far rcnching effect, nnd made today that over 350 cnrlonds PEKING, Oct. 20.— (/P)— Wnr pelgium promise not between the provinces o f Chekiang proposed was twenty per cent, by the Order of Railroad Tele- that umnlieited community adver­ of motor vehicles, representing their observations, in the various tising may come ns the result of products valued at approximately localities stated that, although tho many’s western fron- nnd Kiangsu is considered inevi­ which would apply on incomes in unusual circumstances is the com­ $(550,000, have been uulnudcd in volume o f business conducted by Uither party violate table, follow ing upon <tho taking excess of $150,000. This compares ment of officers of tho Snnford the Sanford rnilmnd yards during his firm hns been found to bn with the present rate o f 40 per I, the pact provides o f Shanghai on Friday by General Chnniber o f Commerce in making the past week, local boosters were greater in Orlando and DeLnml nt ■tain and Italy shall Sun Chunn-F ang, the Chekiang cent, effective at $200,000. known an interesting incident of quick to grasp the significance o f tho present time, tho decision to I of the aggravated commander. Would Cut Income Tax. locate hero is based on the careful publicity work recently brought to the situation. The new normal rates would he The officinls at its attention. consideration o f u number o f de­ IUnder League. * They point to the fact thnt Snn1 1-2 per cent on incomes up to the conflict between the provinces, Under dato o f Oct. 16. A. W. fg; L us *ti unloading and distrib­ tail* connected .with thu past ami l«s to the pact agree if it does start, will not spread $1,000, instead o f two per cent; Snell, secretary of the Pittslmrgh. uting point for products o f the present ghowth o f the community. [heir future disputes three.in place of four per cent on el^ w h cro or nffeu t th e.op','vin,r of Pa., Chamber o f Commerce wrote motor industry over a large terri­ City Has Innumerable Advantages rtaUiih’., erth ith e The custom conference which is set incomes between $4,000 and $8,000 “ Sanford,’’ he said, "has innunito R. W. Ponrman, Jr., local sec­ tory south and west of thu city [League toting as a nnd five in place o f six per cent for Nov. 5. retary, concerning «n inquiry by a now effected by the rail embargoes, ornblc advantages which we hnvu pie plan Is to work an incomes above $8,000. Silas II. Strnwn, c f Chicago, resident o f that city who desired which prohibit the acceptance of not observed in other cities o f thu Is ot the League. It Secretary Mellon personally pre­ American delegate t o ,t h e confer­ information regarding agricultur­ carload shipments to cities south same nnd grentcr size, in this loIson that the treaties sented his suggestions to the com­ ence, has reached Peking. During al possibilities in various sections o f Jacksonville, has assumed u enlity. It is well located from tlm I operative until Germittee. He was questioned at some F iiday’u disorders Mr. Strnwn was o f Florida, including Sanford. pber o{ the organizeprominent position ns a freight viewpoint o f shipping interests. It length by members of the com­ abonnl a train bound froir. Shang­ is receiving the benefits o f a na­ Mr. Snell, who was nt one time traffic terminus. mittee nnd agreed with several hai fo r Nnnking when it was seiz­ tional advertising program. It has connected with the Jacksonville Freedom frum congestion in the st six treaties that ed by soldiers, and with his daugh­ that the cupital stock tax of 1 1-2 been founded upon sound business Chamber of Commerce, is said to per cent on corporations could be local yards, together with the ad­ t of Locarno conver- ter and Mahlon F. Perkins, tech­ principles, nnd is free from tho bo an authority on economic nnd vantageous central location o f the f y is senator to nical expert jaf the stato depart­ repealed nnd the corporation in­ trnde conditions over the entire city, from it distributor’s viewpoint, danger o f top heavy inflation o f jh with France, Bel* ment, he was made to return to come tax of 12 1-2 per cent in­ vnlues noticeable elsewhere. Its state, having ntndo intensive stu­ creased by this figure without is pointed out ns the primury rea­ growth up to the present time has Pr‘'! Cucho Slovakia. Shanghai. dies of trade matter!' duriijg his son for thu development o f tho P identical; Germany been o f the most substantial char­ residence nt Jacksonville. His ad­ newly discovered possibility for ex- acter, and wo can see no reason Troubles A re Growing vice to the Pittsburgh Inquirer is pumiion of business activity in Snn- why such expansion should not SH AN G H AI. Oct. 20.— (/Pi— 'The shown to be in keeping with the ! military troubles o f China nre be­ continue indefinitely. We firmly general regard in which local con­ ford. ditions are held. Excerpts from tllQ it is shown that commodities believe that Sanford, within a few I other than motor products aro at years, will be among the lending ltter nro given as follow s; I present being shipped here to more “ Now about Florida, and Snn­ ' inaccessible sections o f Florida. citicH o f the state, in every way.” Purely Florida Organization. ford. To my mind Sanford is one Food stuffs and building materials, Although maintaining nn office o f the best nnd most stablo of tho arriving hero by rail and on river in Washington, I). C., for tho pur­ smaller cities in the State of Flor­ Hteamers, nre delivered to consig­ pose o f facilitating its work on rev­ ida. It hae never been n tourist nee!* ii* this city, nnd either trans­ town. Sanford in tho grent vege­ shipped by rail or removed by mot­ enue and income tnx matters, thu company, according to the officers, table center of the state, particul­ o r trucks, according to tho Cham­ is a purely Florida organization. arly lending in the production of ber of Commerce, who nru en­ Main offices nre located ut the pre­ (Continued on Page Three) couraging the work. sent time in Miami, Jacksonville According to the statement of nnd Tampa, where they handle may by “ B ud” Fisher To W e d lubm.t their dispute to E. L. Hrigmun, o f the Urigman- large auditing uccounts, install up Nash Motors Coinpuny o f Miami, to date business systems and nru f conn]i*tion commisC ountess N e x t W eek this course has been adopted by consulting authorities in taxation le K z " ’ °.ne fru»< practically every automobile dealer questions. f. [ u.m other party NEW YORK, Oct. 20.— Mutt nnd L nnd thrrv foreigner^ south o f this city, in order to asMr. Pentland stated today that Jeff now appear in the role of thfe t»o appnlrithe concern hus been engaged for matchmakers. Their cA*ator, years in auditing tho accounts o f Jr fii'T‘n,,-3I,,n-rs will "Rud” Fisher is going to get mar­ tnrrj years and will the city administrations in Tampa, ried next week and he says Mutt NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.— GP) | Jacksonville, Miami, St. Peters­ and J e ff are partly responsible. S J’ i v f a . t o — Adoption of the budget o f the ' |burg and Daytona, ns well as a The future Mrs. Ilarry C. Fisher Protestant Episcopal church for ’ number o f smaller centers, and is not only wealthy anti the win­ tho next three years, tentative se­ cjkue Council as the l linvo been retained to prepare tho ner o f Paris beauty prize in 11)22, lection o f Washington. I). C., as ! State bi ennial budget. Mr. I’cntbut a countess us well. The bridethe meeting place, ratification of eatics are be* land is also a member o f the stato to-be said it all came ubout eran'a convention in St. Peters­ the election o f missionary bishops * examining board for uuditors. >‘iT eastern nlthrough her son’s fondness for burg, has again interrupted his and election of l (5 members of the The organization is said to cm Mutt and Jeff cartons. journey, according to information Slovakia Yu-hsiang, has 180,000 men. mostly national council marked an execu­ * ploy a total o f -10 certified public |picked troops, form erly with Wu tive session of tho house of depu- j received hero from Jacksonville. * accountants in the execution of its Pei Fu. Following tho accident here, D e e rin g Leaves L arge ties o f the general convention * business reputed to bo tho largest Hitherto Wu Pei Fu has not iden­ s i o 'u r s Mr. Frese went to Jacksonville * o f its kind in Florida. tified himself with the wnr be­ Monday. S u m toM iam i Hospital where he engaged passage on the The house of bishops did not I . i T t " b/ '*» tween Sun Chunn Fang and Chang Mr. Gray, who will remain in Clyde Line steamer Comanche keep pace witli the other house in 0 this city as resident manager for “ f f i Tso-lin. . which was burned o ff the mouth MIAMI. Oct. 20.—</P)— Requests the dispatch of business so far as •• the concern stated this morning Fn'nJ0 to an°ther’s of $1,000,000 to charitable institu­ of the St. Johns river Saturday actual results were made known, * that office space has been secured •« ! and h« ‘ wo B u ck n er M a k e s D rive but the bishops spent the afternoon tions in Chicugo and $500,000 for night. He left the ill fated steam­ l* in the First National Dank builder in one of the lifebouts that was 1 aid „J*rie l0 *cnd ,0 maintenance o f the Miami City in executive session, where it was ,v in g ,'nnd that the installation o f lid mit0 nialter what A g a in s t N .Y .C a b a r e ts understood the pastoral letter to Hospital are contained in the will smashed against the side o f the 0 equipment ami personnel will bei on ke an unprovokof the late James M. Deering, made vessel while being lowered. Caught he sent from the convention to the r gin immediately. in tlm jam, Mr. Frese wus crushed public Monday. Cousri? , lMCm’ which NEW YORK, Oct. 20.— (/P)— churches, claimed tire most atten­ nc‘ l failed to preabout the chest, and received oth­ Rroadwny cabarets nnd supper tion. er injuries, it is said. N e w Y o r k Tow n H as dubs wero the objective today of Vote to Suffragans. ,Not Outlawed. Tw o School C hildren He was taken to n Jacksonville the most sweeping prohibition The bishops before closing the H'curity pact nor any Seven Inches o f Snow hospital, following rescue o f the drive yet waged along tne famous doors approved an amendment giv­ Killed A s A u to H its t * re«Ve« will have thoroughfnrc. Thirty o f the best survivors in the wrecked boat ing suffragan bishops a vote. Thii Y u.tlawing war. In OLEAN, N. Y.. Oct. 2 0 .-G D — where he is resting comfortably. known high resorts were served mifst be approved by the house of • lif f Street C ar at M acon Tho'•heaviest October snow on rec­ with summons and complaints by deputies nnd be ratified by a two^ on | ugo Three) After the accident which detain­ ord was recorded toduy when the members o f U. S. District Attor- thirds vote at the next convention, ed him in this city, Mr. Frese MACON, Gn., Oct 20.— Two city wns covered with fall o f seven With tho opening next week or ncl B jck n cr’B staff. spent several duys here, it is stat­ three years hence before suffra­ children were killed nnd two seri­ to permit the installation of plate the new grill room at the Valdez glaiu windows and aiv attractive ed, with Alfred King, during whicn ously injured today when nil auto­ inches. Tho snow started falling gans will be permitted to vote. yesterday afternoon and continued The report of the joint conimlt- Hotel, tho $10,000 improvement street entrance which when screen­ he addressed the Col. Theodore mobile in which they wero going throughout the night. Roosevelt Camp, o f tho Spanish to the Vineland School, crushed teo on tne budget and program, program recently undertaken by ed, will add to the subdued light­ thead-on into nn outbound street characterized by President Ernest the management of the hostelry ing effect planned for the inter­ War Veterans in this city. Snow Accompanies Gale Tr 0 c ‘ * 20.— (/P )_ cur just outside city limits. M. Strics, of the house o f deputies PETOSKEY, Mich., Oct. 20.— _ , will be complete und the institu­ ior. believes « l?m The dead are: Leon L ifsey, 9 (A1)— One o f the worst fall storms as “ one o f the most remarkable Tho new arrangement will in­ R eappointm ent Given tion ready for the winter seuson, and Melvin Wallace, 10. The car, in yearn is sweeping Petoskey and reports ever presented to a general according to an announccnun clude a suite o f two business o ffi­ uhl uThoinr T fc T nco ,r , - Ipful and usefu convention," was adopted unani­ ces in tho corner of the building, Road B oard C hairm an a small coupe, wus driven by D. Northern Michigan today. A gale, ^ carn o njeurity today. , . _ entirely separated from the salon. I. Walton, according to hospital accompanied by snow flurries anil mously. It was announced that the made The working of transforming 0 the holding 0f authorities where ho wus taken. lower temperatures Is sending lake nsrrpement o f the ioint committee Tho interior decorative plun will the dining room into what is de­ TALLAH ASSEE, Oct. 20.—(/P) Walton was on his way down town *? to reach an clared will be one of the nioit a l­ be in cream und buff, to conform — Governor Martin this morning und picked up the three school cra ft to tho harbou for shelter, fearing to face the blow. More than with tho color design predominat­ l.be reduction of announced the re-appointment of boys. , ing throughout the building. Ceil­ a foot of snow has fallen and in 11 was said nt the Dr. Fons A. Hathaway ns chair­ The Lifsey boy swung onto the ing fixtures o f the indirect type, ay 1-bat President man o f the State Road Department running board, there not being somo places tho snow has drifted with well shaded table lamps, will several feet deep. such a step, for a four year term. j room inside. He was instantly furnish the soft illuminative cffoct united Stales has killed when Walton, driving up u planned by Mr. Warner. , M ark ets ° “ ,er in the WEST PALM REACH— Tho bill toward the city limits, swervSpeaking in connection with the ° f its land forces td to avoid hitting a boy on a “ meanest o f nil” thieves Is believ­ opening o f the new feature at the CHICAGO, O et vni • e holdn -that crashed hendon hotel. Air. Warner stated that .the ed to hnvo been found here; A plun­ bicycle, und a further derer recently Entered the homo of I into the side o f the street car Wheat, December 14 itivent will take place some time M^U^ameiu Cc>aM previous to tho date o f the Shrine Charles R. Httrfiold and in the loot speeding down a steep grade. W al­ May 142 1-1 to 112 1 Ukcii was the wedding ripg o f Mrs. lace died 10 minute later at tho cember, 75 t-2 to ’ ___ • , December, 3V 5-8, J, Roberta, . _ __ — — . hospital, S Man Who Wrecked Car Here Is Hurt In Comanche Fire Episcopal Bishops FixBudgetAndPick 16 Council Members Valdez Improvements About Finished; Grill Will Be Thrown Open Next Week ?e GiveTview l11s Conference 1 �L**• • ~r •■** vV'i * /••'■ ’.'I '• ! ■ -V-- • . 7~ '* •,L»rO^ W W gB O H T —a . CONDITIONS Rood. iw P a t , o c t o b e h W a lte r and u , m s . L •‘t'lU >^ . |{ Ig.; IV TIIK r m c c i T »■ Rood as posaiblc to' keep sand dstours, rough but entirely passnbio. Sanford_ through Seminole •nd Orange Counties to Orlamb, frHE SANFORD r o r n r . aKVKx- Tit j u d ic ia l c i i u tUT o p p t.o - His Brother HID.r, IV AVI) POH T IIK COUN­ T Y OF 8KMINOLK. I.\ I I I A N - cjsiiy . - ° S ,lKA c'omptalnant. vs. JAMBS H. riEnCB. rt al. Defendants. Mlam**1 N°* 4,—<I*or*,a Line t0 . I u i fn ' name l«! u n k n o w n ; Jimcn C. Patterson and wile, ------1 a n e r Jon, whose Christian name Is un­ known: Annie Patch. Samuel O. Kutch and wife.-------- -h u tc h , w h oso Christian name Is u n k n ow n : Ilenrj Kutch anil wife.— --------- Futeh. whoso Christian namo la u n k n ow n ; Mrs. H ike Futch and husband.------- ■--------Kutch. whose Christian naijio Is un­ k n ow n : W, F. F utch nnd wife,---------Futch. whose Christian namo IIs tinknown* cieonre W • tu te n , Jr., fliwi Know n ; u w i i|Mtt whose Christian name Is unknown; Pollle nurn ett nnd husband, Oeorge B urn ett; Nnacy Jones und husband, J. W . Jones, all form er stockholders, whose names nre unknown, or M c k e n ilu nnd McKinnon. n corporation. If said corporation Is no lo n ger n legal e n ­ tity; McKensle and M cKinnon, a co-p artn ersh ip and each and every o f the co-partners, w h oso names nre unknown, who were on the J9th day o f Heptcmber A. D. 1911 tra d ing and d oin g business under in# co-p n rtnershlp mono and style o f M cMnxIo nnd .............. McKinnon, o--r o th erw,ise ....... .. , In. . and . the ffollow s.tto tho o l l o w iin n g described land, litiuh sltunte. lying nnd being In tin* C onn ­ ty o f Hemlnole and State o f b lorlda. more particularly described as fo l lows, to -w lt : ’Tho Southeast Qunrter o f tho Southeast Quarter o f Section T hirty - nix. <3S). T o w n sh ip T w e n ty -o n e (21) South. Itungu T h irty -t w o (32) Kast; and The South Half uf tho Southeast Quarter of thn Northeast Q u a r­ ter o f the Southeast Q u arter o f Section Thirty-six (38) T o w n ­ ship T w ep ty -on o (21) South, Itange T h irty -tw o (32) Hast, and to nny and all o t h e r persons whose names are unknown, c la im ­ ing any right, title or Interest In and to the lands hereinabove d e ­ scribed or any part o r parcel there­ of. It Is hereby ordered that you nnd each o f you ho and appear before ohr said Circuit Court at tho Court House at Sanford, Florida, on the 27tli day o f October A. L». 1925, and then and there make an sw er to the I>l 11 of romplalnt exhibited against you In this cause. It Is further ordered that tills o r ­ der ho published In The Hanfoetl Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford Semlnolo County, Florida, on ce each week for fou r c o n s e c u ­ tive weeks. W itness iny hand ami tho seal o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Clreult of the State o f F lo ­ rida. In and for Semlnolo County, oil tills tho 2Gth day of September A. D. 1923. v. k . n o r c l a s s . Clerk o f the Clreult Court o f tho Seventh Judicial Circuit o f F lo r ­ ida. In and for Seminole County. (S E A L ) . Dy: A. M. W E E K S , Deputy Clerk. DeCOTTES A- SPENCKR. Solicitors and of Counsel fo r the Complainant. Sept. 28. Oct. 5-I2-1U-2C. S S l S A V E a ,^ % ,THRIVE to s L JD 25 i Order o f P ublication T o James II. Tierce, il c o r g r 1L Hard surfaced from St. Mary’s Harrison. Klljn Ives. A. It. T h om p ­ P cn * « o l a , from R i to Jacksonville with asphalt son. II. C. Smith. Charles M. Smith, lloratle K. Alden. nnd each o f them and brick, excellent. Road under C A L L — O R W R IT E “ *? cast old earth If living, nnd If dead, all parties road, con jttl°n fair. Sixteen miles construction by Duval County claiming Interest In the lands and ” c* ',cn t’ Pensacola to from Bayard to SL Johns County remises Involved In this suit us elrs. devisees, grantees, or other * ^ a tn b ia Bay, county road In fnir line Duval county line to Bun­ claimants, under the said J imra II. n^hpe.^ Escambia Bay to Milli- nell 02 miles, 0 foot brick road 8, When you find it iocoovcnlomvS 1’lerce, lleorgu II. Hurrlson, Klljn « « n ,i brick and sand clay in kwiu good with fair. Bun- msiu w u/ m .. Arock ^ shoulders, lu ir, nun* Ives. A. II. Thompson. If. C. Smith, \ person, bank by mail. Charles II Smith. Itnrntle R Alden. ncll „to to end shape. , Milligan to Mossy hend, J)eI1 «nd Roilly’a asphalt road ileceSsed. or oth erw ise; T o nny per-v county yoad.rough. Mossy head to mi 09 ww asphalt as.v|/nuiw surface, nuriHCU, excellent. son, or jiersons, w h ose nnme, or Dcrunlak, under construction nnd VoU8' a countv Vousia county line tn to Ttnvtnnn Daytona Voru verv names. Is or arc u nk n ow n to tho ^ A stamp may save n trin Afl complalnnnt herein, having. or w u g h , no detours. ’ “ beFunlak good. Daytona to New Smyrna claiming to have, any right, title. tails of this easy way to hank ^ sprin gs to Caryvillc, good sand 15 miles, quarter mile detour, reInterest or estate In and to the lands cl»y. Caryville to Cottondalo, innindcr paved. New Smyrna to hereinafter desrrlbcd, or nny pnrt or portion thereof, t o . w it: Tho county road in fair shape. Cotton- Brevard county line 22 miles Northwest Quarter o f the Northwest nale to Mnrianna, sand clay rond 2 mile detour, remainder pav­ Qaarter, Section ID. T ow n sh ip 20. .................... .. ...... South, Itange ......................... 32 Hast; the Hast.. in Rood shape. Mnriunna to ten ed. Brevard county line to Half of tin. West H alf o f Section Tnilea east of Chattahoochee, coun­ Titusv e, 12 miles all paved. Township 20 South. Itange 32 ty road in fair shape. From Point Titusville to Cocoa 18 miles all Hast; the Northwest Quarter of S ec­ tion It, Township 20 Houth. Itange *bovc referred to, to Quincy, un­ paved. Cocoa to Melbourne 21 SANFORD, PI<A> ^ 32 Mast; Uoveriiment Dots 1 anil 6 all paved. Melbourne der construction. Take north mile*' In flection 12. T ow n sh ip 20 Houth. county road which is in good shape. to Sebastian River, 17 miles, Itange 32 Hast: nil frnetlounl part of Section 13, T ow n sh ip 20 Houth. Quincy to A miles cast o f Quincy, 5 miles shelled rond, remainder Itange 32 Hast: Cover..merit lot 1 Rood sand clay. From point above pnyed. Sebastian to Miami 150 In Section II, T ow n sh ip 20 South, referred to, to Tnllahassce, coun­ miles all pnved. Itange 32 Hast; the South Half of the Northeast Quarter o f Section ty road in fair shape. Tallahas32, Township 20 South, Itange 32 to 8 miles cast on Wndcsboro Road No. 5— High Springs to Mast; alt o f the North Half South Toad county road in fnir shape. Fort Myers. o f "Mcoii." Creek In Section 7. T ow n nlilp 21 South, Hango 32 Must; the Take new road K miles east o f TnlHigh Springs to Newberry nnd Northeast Quarter o f tho Northenst lahassee to Aucilla River, good Archer under construction, short Quarter. Section II, T ow n sh ip 21 South, Itange 32 Mast; anil tho ■and clay. Aucilla River to Green­ detours. Archer to Williston nnd Northeast Quarter o f tho Southeast ville, sand clay road in good con­ Romeo, fair. Romeo to Dunnellnn Quarter of Section II, T ownship 21 dition. On leaving Greenville fol­ asphalt surface excellent. DunnclSouth, Itange 32 Must. It rppearlng from the sworn Mil low Stato rond No. I to Mn.lison, Ion to Inverness nnd Ilrooksvillu of complaint herein filed that you, Lee, Live Oak, Ia»kc City and East. rough with exception o f 10 miles a.al each o f you, have, or claim, It Is In excellent condition. Lake new Imso just completed near In­ to me Interest In nnd to the lands ami promises Involved In tills suit, City to Jacksonville, hard surfaced verness. Brooksville through and that your places o f resiliences with asphalt, concrete and brick. Tampa, Bradenton nnd Saroai> unknown: it is thereupon ord er­ ed that you. and each o f you, do lie, sotn to Punta Gordn, good and you arc hereby rpqulrcd to npRoad No. 2.— Georgia Line to except for 12 miles o f rond south l» a r to the Mil o f Coniplal.it In tills of Six Mile Creek under construc­ Fort Myers. causa mi Monday the 2nd duv o f November. A. I>. 1925. nt tlm Court Georgia Lino to Jasper, sand tion. Traffic should take the BayHouse in Sanford. Seminole County, clay in excellent condition. Jas­ slmro Rond Tampa to Bradenton. A f e w c h o i c e o n e s left. Florida: said suit being a suit to v Punta Gordn to Ft. Myers, fair. per to White Springs sand clay ■luh-t title In complainant, fi. ft. Head, to tllo above described lands, road In fair condition. White Here is Walter Johnson slinking hands with his brother, Leslie, o f Cof- and you are then anil there required , $ 2 a 0 . 0 0 l o $.)00.00 Springa through Lake City, High Rnad No. 8.— Haines City to Ft. feyviile, Kan. Jt was taken just lioforc Walter started his second lo make answer to said hill o f emitplaint filed against you herein, nthSprings and on to Gainesville ex­ Pierce. world series victory. Possibly Leslie slipped Walter a good old Kansas icrwlse a decree pro confess., will Worth Twice This Price cellent nsphnit-concrctc rond. High Haines City through Frostproof, rabbit’s foot. I..- entered against you, and eaeli Springs to Gainesville 25 miles o f Sehring, Avon Pnrk, etc., to Lake o f you. followed l.y a final decree. asphalt cvcellent. First 10 miles Annie, good. take Annie to Palm IT IS FHIITHMU OltDMItMD. Original purchasers of Tine Crest lot3 arn That llils citation he published once south o f Gainesville asphalt, very Circle, rural is open to traffic hut each week In The Hnnford Herald, a their money. . # v good. End of nsnhnlt to Micnnopy rough nnd somewhat dangerous, newspaper* published In S.-minolo County. Florida fo r fou r ( t ) c o n ­ 5 mlics rough. Micnnopy to Low­ ospecinlly in rainy weather. secutive weeks. ell asphalt surface, excellent. Low­ WITNESS iny bund ns Clerk o f ! I -K fl ell to Ocnla asphalt surfneo under Hond No. 2.1.— IScllevicw to !• V . _ said Court anil the seal thereof, in t i i m r m r i iT n m t T o f t i i m this Sill day Of October. A. 1». 1923. construction. Detour nbout one Plant City. SKVK.NTII J i Hit I At. C IIIC C IT O F V. E. I*Ot TODASS. milo in fair condition. Ocnln to FI.OIIIOA, IN AND FOIt NKMIThis rond is excellent in Marlon, Clerk of Circuit Court of Semlnolo '< .n m m : c o i ' n t v . in c i i a n c m u y . ■ Bellovicw and Leesburg exccllant Sumter, Hernando nnd Pasco County, Florida. a. it. JACOBS. (SKA I.) asphalt surface. Leesburg to Hus­ counties with exception of :i miles Complainant, Ily A. M. W E EK S, I). C. ■t. tle and Mount Dora, good. Mount of rough base in Hernando county. vs. CKOHOK 11. II Kit lll.NO. & ISAIAH FUTCH ct al. r, Dora to Fort Myers, generally in Tills is the best road for travel to Solicitor for Complainant. Dufcnila ntx. Oct. G*12-19-26-NoV 2. Rood condition except detour he. Tampa from Ocala. North lino T o McKINZIB AND MeKINNON, a 210 E. First St. Realtors. tween Olga nnd F ort Myers and Hernando County through Dado Corporation; in 1m e t i t r o n r r . s r . v K v r i i It being made to appear to tills fou r.m ilcs south o f Z olfo which is City to Plant City, excellent. Two .11 i h c i a 1, n u n i t . h k m i m i i . k Court that Summons in Chancery muddy in rainy weuther. mile detour north of Plant City. COI \ T » , I I.OIIIIIV. IN CIIAN- lias boon heretofore Issued, d ir e c t­ ed to you. nnd that tho S h e riff o f OVKHSTItKKT INVKSTMKNT COM­ Hemlnole Countv. Florida, has m u ' - ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i l l l Road No. 3.— Georgia Lino to W I l T s d l PANY, a Corporation. return thnt samo cannot bo served A r t Gem s Orlando. owing lu your mtiuio 10 ulCCv OKoitOK W. MrCCHDY If living. fleers o r appoint agents, o r to Jiavo Wilds landing to Yuleo sand During Dutch Auction Samuel I,. Wadsworth If llv'n g within tlie Statu or Florldu, an o f-.' clay rond in good condition. Yult* James II. Wel.h Individually and fleer or ngent upon wliom p rocess 11* Trustee, if living, and Conrad could he served, nhd that y o u r o f f l to six miles south shtdl road in AMSTERDAM, Oct. lH.—(A’)— ■ Ural L sln te A ucllun Males. ! . , ( f a Mrlllntf A < arvln. nHicrwtso k i i o w i i us fnir condition. From this point on Ait treasures valued in the mil­ li” " m' A J -"'” ' 1"-, lf. Dig and I , .T h e r e f o r e , you. M cKInilo ami MeInto Jacksonville nnd Green Cove lions, the collection of Signor 1 *•. .! 1r 1' ’ r ,a,.!\ said ilio. Klniion. a corporation, namcil as d e feiiilants Im. dead, then aituliiHt all femlant In the above and fo r e g o i n g Springs paved road brick und Camilla Cnstlglloni, will he sold Li'*persons claiming interests under cause, pending In the ahuvo styled treated rock bare. Green Cove here at public auction from No, W e nre permanently located In Mnnftrl l b . .rue \V. MeCurly deceased, or court, b ein g a proceeding to <stab- g Springa paved road,, etnoin etao vomber 17 to 20. Corri*KKi</« maH. under Samuel L Wadsv.’orCi d e ­ Hah and quint the title to tlie lotO f It SA I.KM FOItCM ADM KXPr.HTI ceased. or lll'der Junid.l It. Width low in g described lands In Seminole Springs to l’nlatka graded nnd im- terpiecc, ‘•The Marriage of St. Ca­ We (iunrnnlre MnlDfnrDon deceased, or nnd r Conran -V Cnr- County, Flarhln, to -w lt : roved road, rough but passable. tharine,” Tintoretto’s "Portrait j f ! j} R m u have Property you wnnt sold— Met It w ill a t Mn or « onrml A. Corovln iHw<easThu Southeast Quarter o f iho g o od -b y e. alatka to Han Mateo to Dunn’s n Venetian Nobleman” and Ruben’s "I. ..r under either or any of them Southeast Quarter o f Section as li. lrs, devisees, grant. es o r o th ­ T hirty -six (38). T ow n sh ip T w e n ­ Creek fair. Asphalt Hurfnce front I Ik* I*all of I’hiUQton" arc* anionir 1 er claimants under them <r eith ­ ty -on e (21) Houth. Itnnge 'ih l r Dunn's Creek to Sisco, Cres­ Du* celebrated pk'tures in tlie col­ er of them; Mrs .'.eorg.- W. if,.. t y - t w o (32) Mast; nnd cent City, i'lerson and De­ lection, which aliio contains paint­ Curtly. Annie K. Wadsworth A le v ­ ; HO E. Heeoml Street, Sanford, Fla. Tho Houth Half o f the Southeast tin.li 1 L 1rarvln, otherwlsi i, now n Qunrter o f the Northeast Q u a r­ ■ Leon Springs, excellent. Do- ings by Van Dyck, Titian nnd ns Alexandra 1^ Corovln. and all ter o f the Southeast Quarter of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a B a a a a Ba a a a a a a a a a iI Leon Springs through Dclnimt to rrnnz Hals, Signor Cnstiglioni is persons claiming Interest In tho Section Thirty-six (38). T o w n ­ I rai ls o f land hereinafter de.scrlbSanford nnd Orlando, fnir. De­ an Italian banker wlm lived for ship Tw eiity-on o (31) Houth, Itange T h irty -tw o (.12) Mast, tours between Do Lund and Sanford ninny years in Vienna. To tlie defendants f Jeorge w Me are hereby required to lie and a p ­ »a n u " l L Wadsworth, lames pear Bicfore our said Clreult Court It Welti., Individually nnd as T n ' s - at the Court House tit Hanford. F lo ­ " , ( onrad A. Carvln. otherwise rida. on the 2nd day o f November l.n..wn as < onrad A. Corovln. and A. I>. 1925, and then and there make ■aeli and ev. ;> on. of llv- answer to tlie bill o f com plaint e x ­ IK, and If dead all partl»H cla im ­ hibited against you in this cause. Ing Interests under C eorge \Y Mc­ It Is further ordered that (Ills Curdy. James II Webb. Samuel I, Order ho published In The Hanford U ads Wurth, Cuurnd A. Carvln i.th- Herald, a newspaper published I11 erwlse known ns Conrnd A. Corovln Hanford, Semlnolo County, Florida, and o a el 1 and every nno of them o n ,01 each week for fou r consecutive decease, or otherwise. |„ lh - prop: Weeks. V , « y , d e s c r i b e d ; .Mrs. i; .orL , On the Property WITNESS tho Honorable J. J. \V. An' " » U „d .worth Dick Ilison. Judge o f the Circuit Alexandra I. 1 nrvl 1. o h. rwlso ' ourt of the Seventh Judicial Clreult known as Alexandra I. Corovln and o f Florida, In and for Semlnolo all |.«m..ns claiming lid. rests In ' ounty, on this tho 28 day o f SenSho Is otto o f the “ Glorified Girls” those certain tracts of land s lt „ ! ternber A. D. 1925. farmer Zoiiffcl.l Follies’ l.cutty, who 'left Hromiway^mV'it *^ml.TwhiH S s. •"'Itinlo and J. J. DICKINSON, fj-r the sawdust arena and who is now featured as "I'eter I’ m” I.. .Nl.ite of Morula deserihed aH Judge o f tho circu it o f iho S even ­ U| . . r H V l i of s i : 1,. Sect Inn th Judicial Clreult o f Florida, in shrill whistling of tho piccolo or and fo r Seminole County. wlth ................ « " .,5 the shriller nt reech of a street car D. COTTEH A SPKNCKIt Holieliors and o f Counsel for Miss Salm on ia u true d u ugM cr o f the west nnd .it-......... 1 1 A T 1:30 P. M. rounding a sharp curve may run i t iS ii .1 ! , t e * 1" 1’ 51 the Complainant. tiie fight critics at S elby, Mont., when they attended the iV rnp-cy 1 S! Jc S v NKQ d e s s NV, Of Sept. 2HQ,.t> 5-12-19-27. up Into the thousands. .»>. Hectlon lu. T ow n sh ip 2 t (.ildmn.i heavyw eight ch a m p ion .h ip Imut. Sip. went d i n c t r,-, J 1 Every musical Instrument sets Month. Itange 2't Kast; 1 t;o i n T h h v k n tii '• & w . * w F ujlfe. with tl„. « ' a | . w l . h o . o r £ / , , " u ™ S t o m , HK', of Nttf'i and NMM of HWU up not only the fundamental fre­ i ' V . " 1 ' L m i l I IT IN \NI> Kl.lt m w sp u p . r men rin g in g in her cars um| „h o mure than made good l" n -J* .Towim hip 21 south. T i l l . COUNTY III' tKMINOl.i; quency which wo recognize as Its Itange 29 Mast. • NTYT,: OK l i o n I DA. IN I I I \ Hut just b ein g a beauty did nut appeal to Miss Salmon 1 IT IS 11 KltKIt Y OIIDMItMI) that Pitch, Imt harmonics or overton >s, ( K i l t SITTINIJ. P nowwith John R obin son ’n Circus playing a principal n d r ill tli. ir°in •*'"! •'i**'11 " f you do appear on 0 \ iiH »T H K K T INVKSTMKNT ( ' m i which nre multiples o f the funda­ I!'!,. - ," 1 Jli*y " f November. A l> tiodin tory pageant, ridinff the high school horses ami livii.J 1 .1 1 A M , a Corporailon, mental p itch; that Is, two, three, 1 1,111 ” f filed romantic circus life, instead o f tho past pace o f Hrondwny.^ L' ‘ tan lierejo*" pill four, five, und so on. times the “ K ^ A M I N It- I’d UN l>. if Kving. IT IS KlMtTIIKIt OHDKHKD that r-1! -p 'e.A LBTE. If living. Hint. fundamental pilch. It Is tlm num­ hi., order of piililleutlon l.o pllh Ir' in • “ TUATIIKIL if living. ..„d llalied In lh e Sanford II "raid. . On the Dixie Highway midway between Orlando »n<I“ ber. frequency and relative strength f either or alt of do in ar.- dead EVERT TRUE newspaper published |„ s . , „ - , >r., {Men against all peisomi rlnlnum; B Y CON 1)0 o f those harmonics which makes midway between Lnnj;wuoil ami Altamonte Heights ^ s " " ...... * onnly, Florida, or.ee a interest under lleii|amlu H l oiiml one Instrument, even though sound­ " ’w i i . / ' i ''o ils .- uII vm weeks, deceased, or under William Lute opposite Lyman School ''" e s s nn hand and neal of said deceased, nr under Hol.ert k ‘ ticc-M , Ing the sumo pitch, dlstlngulshuhlo i 'l l You , a i r ; I la l i d I V!r* / ' Sl|nf.,rd. Florida! Htrather. deceased, us lo 1 . . , 1 . L\ C .T C N I rsj from another, ('onsequouily repro­ 1925. Vlseits. grantees, or other ciultu“T R u e y Nu l l i f y i n g . ' V. 1: ! n ii-i ;|, v.-m nnls under Diem or either of them ( h o i c e K usiiu'S H ;i n d R e s i d e n t i a l T o V o v j h o iA ) < le,k Circuit ••.niri HcihIiipIc CaunIII v l N d »y » o f shrieking duction o f harmoalrs, If faithful F /A C io R i i s r r e R F o . s e : , ir you u -m i “ ’’ " H " ' 1" H. Houn l. Mi” ! t). FI >i da. [ ^ [ 1 j u'ltmr.obllo horns............. rum- “ ni1 rM ,,9 " c ^ P ro d u ction Is to ho T o t h e H i f f h e s t B i d d e r o n E Z teiiw '■ HI mm Lute. Mrs. Hubert F (HKAL) To e . .?jc ,v/C R A L -, K N otA i L n e /\ N , a n d •lug '“ 'hloveil. Is o f as great Impnrtiuico Ming (rucks ami clanging Ily A. M WKKKH. D. C. C .'tM o V tv ‘ HtdCHitY 12 o r ] , , .M1 .\NV, 11 r«»rpnr;itlon «•xi?«t<•■ I. 5-12-19.28 M a n ? B,rret Ctrs there may" bo as fundamental pitches. un.lvi* tin# law* nf 11,u si.ir0 T o o H A V C m 'T «»i I* lorlda. and nil por.'ions isome comrort In th»v as­ Drive Out and Look ’em O ver Limits Within Limits ,N Till;: I'till I I f 1 1,1 11K any Inirnnt in tli«* irartM i.r Tin; l.nnl co rn s R tC H r surance o f scientists that ths nlr Is l.v I ..N I'll .11 |,|, , ^ Thus, for musical purposes, tho licrcliiafCt r il«*»orlbi**1. t 11(1 I 11' • JOIMIH. |N v m V I' , ,' »u«t o f other sound vibrations extreme limit of sound ranges front C X»x I " l,,M* *\rtTtuUitiin, Itcftj.imln K I N I H . l; M i l N i l . , s , II \ N ( D l l ' l l 0 md. If living. William Lute. If wfclrh rausn no unnoyanco at all 21 to lo.noo vibrations per second. A M r.ccc.p J trro T / IC Every lot high and dry and each n beauty spotH'dtert F. Strather. if b«cauiio tho human fa r clocn not Hut here iigiiln another limitation 0. M. JACUDH,........ iv L L 'is, o T i o n J . ami pines grace the property. Truly un ideal nor Vo cllli.-r or any lie dead a'l p a n ics claiming In', r. si i under register them. Despite dm noisy has until recently existed. Coinplaliiant, the high type o f new development* in the intnwo [|"njiiuiln n. I'oiind. Wllll ini i, distractions of modern life, man. I hia will be the outstanding opportunity et the ISAIAH FUTCH et at.. Kvun tliDiigii (he human ear worn I ” '*’;J Hirutlier and each o f th. ui novcrtheless, lives urol moves and able to catch und distinguish every 1 '•ased '>r otherwise, h, Defenilauts. advantage o f it. ' r,«> below deserihed. .Mrs ll.'nja• e 1 . . . ., * hall..It has his being In the midst o f a wide -10110.1 within these limits, the arilI " Isaiah hiiirb and wife,________ ." J 1 Vu'"lWllllnni IVo,, variety o f sound which ho never huielt. whose IMirlstlan iiumo Is un­ and Mrs. Itohert F. Ht-ather 1, 1,d nil ndn| ear of recording litHtruntents known; A. Solar an.l w i f e — persons claiming m v i n i -rest In hears, sounds too high nr too low such ns tho talking machine und Solar, who.se Christian name is uuin V-‘r*a ' " ” r '•"Kl " " ..a t e to affect Ids auditory equipment. kin.w n: Antonio Holury ami wife ! r Vo (ho rodlv was nut oqual to tlm ,m.y " f Hemliiolo and Mat., \ Uirlila ilfHrrllt# t| rh; R has been found thut a person task. to 11nk iii'lw irj 1" {.■'"t V r J",I«‘ h, n name' TI ij Homhwni1 •niirtrr o f viio it . 1 . • U' ! • Boyd and w ife-----of abnormally KO<»d hearing r.»n Northeast u u a r " 1 md tho Kast Of Into yearn, however, the great knownC M u o n " “ u "•*""» •" un­ Known. 1 \i. u Hilains r.nd w ife perceive tbs aerial vibrations thut laboratories of tlm country have o f Meed 1,0 ” 'Ittart-r »' II1lams, whose Christian S.. 1111. V,°n - KJ towiishlp 2| constllutu sound ranging from bden turning tholr attention to this nam» Is unkn..wn;.Junie» c i•1lleV Month. Itange 30 sf son and wife. ------------- l*atterm,n oh ., Houtheust quarter •>f thn twenty-four to about 40,000 vii,r». problem, and several Important In­ \\ ||MN«< I ' h r L t l . . . ......... M 1 rBO" * w hose Christian name *U 1unUiiown' Houthwest quarter *f S ••Iton 2 7. fn addition lo a 1926 Ford Touring Car maj tloas per second. Other vibrations ventions hare been made which ownship 21 South. Itange 39 Ahnle huielt, unm arried; Samm-I JV TI'-ast; exist far beyond tills limit, hut our have made It posnlhlu to record Che!' 11n* " I L . . ---------Fulcli, whose Frizes will be Riven away Absolutely Free. I nan... Is ...ikno<v„ Henry I 1H //Q K ' t s U MCAA' THAI t i Y B o i t k v c ^ «h I"rUthin Northw.,r.V">a" t ,|ll;lr, r nf t|,., eardruma are not uumcicntly deli­ and reproduce the entire rnngp o f e h and w i f e . --------- Futch! w-h , necessary for you to bid in order to win the** , ,, rt~ vy " 1. ‘ tunrter of Section A R o o m 3D T H ts . S U o H Y o u ' l l i n d u c e fju t o Chrlatton name is unknown; Mr, cate to vibrate In sympathy with musical sound. Following the dinFrizes, but you must be on the ground pro* Mike t> utel! and IiiinI..iiiiI ____ _ " 31 Ka,,« u them. T h rr’ foro thny make no im­ coyery o f a hltlmrto unknown X ’R o p t h l i. s u o J ^ c t ! Y o u f l Y r < e M is e : c « “ h. "'h ose Christian name 1, 1 ho Hnuth oi.o-foi.rth o f Lot 8 1:30 I*. M. when FREE TICKETS will be iv know..,; \V. F. Futch an.l wife J i" pression and we sro nut aware of acoustical prlnclplo known ns hu0t«fl„ :;-. nK K" ' ,t '•''drier iif IS '-O C 5 -I C A L -, IP* Y o u K N O W K>HAT 1 uti’ li,• w ■ ( liriNtlati tiniiio o. • -•••• —»#iiii Ham.. collected. Come early. Flan to Picnic at 1 tholr existence. mi t n ,,liV 'M t \"'“ r(cr) >f H .*.*"matched Impedance,” a now do* kiu#\vii ; Ucotko W. Kutch Jr . in -------------------------- , 3. K G A N [ {J . v v l l ,. ,_ ---------Futch, w h om Chi turesque Hooker Lake. D a S g 'iu ^ r s " * " 11' 3I’ So" 1" ’ vice called Iho orthophnnlc talking llun C in ln s Criticism lium.t In uukin.wa; H.dlte |; ir,,.' **a»t one-fourth o f the W est machine has been perfected which and l.usliand, Henrgo Hum. it \ .in I f f h " f i 1" ' ,N” rtbwe*t quarter Crrtaltf animals having more raises thn efficiency o f musical und husband, j . \\ I..tic, t h e 'u " quarter and all former stockholders.' w lilts •eosnlve ears arn able to hear 'ouud reproduction to tho levut o f w est" 1 7 " arl, r of tho North­ n.ini«'fi fire unknown, nf F R E E B U S S S E R V IC E F R O M Oj " . ' “ ‘• ter „ f the Southwest Kln-tl sounds above this range. When that of the human w r . ntnl McKinnon, a c o r p o r a . i f Iji.ijt. r . " f section 21. Township said eortioratInn Is no ion. "r ", i,.t. ths fatally dog b o w l s hla uuguUh I iV ,‘ J ' " t b . Itaiiiia 30* Kast’.." The Frontier Extended O F F IC E - ' ' “ ty: McKInxie and nnd Ma’-'■ kleKi,,-,',.!^’ " " Knl ■ ,of, Jyou . ! ' . y.,!1 r*d “ •«( u and during a Jars selection played on co-partnership and each <;ne.. do r,Jappear on m ti.e 2mi id Thus tho first o f the frontiers of o f tlm ro.partners, whose „ ^ day the upper keys o f tbe plsuo, he Is ft ‘V '!nl ,r r- A1925 to ill unknown, who were on the i-.ih i,r'' I>m MAKE RESERVATIONS It t« , n"."1, (’l-»l" t filed herein. not merely registering a profn-enco sound has been wldenod. Mean­ o f September A. |i. 19 m . , 1 ” •*> , i , ... L'Pt'jjT o n ljr c d tlmt this Or while th» march of scientific prog­ and N. lining business under tl.eV.i for classical music. Ills delicately "bln i.utuo ami stvl,. d ■|n.-r- VI,e g 1 "Id tent Ion le> pulillal.i'd " , Herald, n newspaper attuned eardruma aro actually hurt ress continues unabated, nnd sim i­ ami McKinnon, and each an, ilnxlii lar .vlvnnci's may Im ex p e cted In •*f llie uloiVe fir"• •ilefend.i ■* 1 «*• t v i *?, 8anf,,r'1- 8an.inida Above 1.lamed by Iks' rapid vibrations o f the high • t a. f o r e ' 1 torhlo. once a week fo r living, and If eltb •he future, Who can say thut aomo any ■otes. f°lJL c " . ‘*ecut|vo Weeks, said tlefendanls he «Vea!l", i.."t >11 -lay scleneu will nut durian a m eans n... " " . ’ .‘ " . ' " y hand nml the seal o f ties claiming Interests , ....... Tho more vibrations per aecond o f extending even that Inst great follow in g de,-eased defend!,in!! 11,0 tiler,” *1'1 " ‘T i l t Court at Hanford. la any sound, tbe high er Us pitch frontier of sound which lies along wit: rsaflth Futei, aa.1 w f JJ ^ l “ * •V D ,ai 9 .y,U 3r,l ‘hiy of October! kutch. whose Inn imnn o ... r------la tho scale. Thus the deep note •be borders of human hoariag, , „ Christ -hrlstlan V.' K. DOUfllrASS. rtT( " / * / ! / ' • v " lr and wife of Clreult Court. Hemlnole of the baas viol may have only a Mkr* \*hus.( i hriMljp ” WF. F.gLL ’ EM*Vfopening up unguessed, untravorwd ( ountj-, Florida. aO K ab - ' Is unm o w n : Antonio S.'Tary 1 wife. 7 * r ' -Solar Itoam 9 Rock llldg. ORLANPl l l - J L -------^ J."k“ n,ifl°,. * * * « * « n *° P Follies Beauty In Sawdust Arena FIRST NATIONAL u Pine Crest] LOTS [ Britt-Chiltenden Realty Compaq A L L E N A N D BRENl l ■ ,„ 4 I M I t AT AUCTION s , A L L E N A N D BRE Extcndin<v the Frontiers o f Sound BigAuctionLot Thursday, October 2 Midway Heigl 50 ffMj li W l!i FREE! New 1926 Ford Touring Car Old Kentucky Auction Co. �Hr THE •PACE TWO < r * ■' / SANFORD H E R A L D , T P E 8 P A V , O C T O B E R 2 0 ,_ 1 » 2 5 , Real Fstate-^Bargains in Real Estai THIS CELERY FARM BETTER BUYS SOMETHING GOOD 1 Lot in San Lanta, Eastern exposure, for quick sale..........................$2700 1 Lot Evans Terrace, Southern exposure, a pick up at........................ $1750 Severnl lots in the city at considerably less than market value21 acres just outside city limits near big developments, if subdivided would bring at least 5 times the price asked. u If you have any houses for sale bring me your listings. customers for houses right now. I have several Is One of Our Best Offerings Today 1 Lot, Rose Court.............................. $2250.00 1 Lot, Magnolia.................................. $2250.00 2 Lots, Oak, 1 corner.........................$5000.00 3 Lots, Maple, each............................ $1250.00 60 acres.............................................. $9000.00 1000 acres V /» miles lake front at $350.00 acre. 10 Acres, nil tiled, new dwelling. 3 acres set in crops. All equip Car load of fertilizer. On paved road. Near loading station. immft delivery. $13,500. $3,500 cash,, balance 1, 2, 3, years. This good farm will be sold right away. Let us show it to y^ I W ILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments. Homes Phone 710. Lots The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. Smith & Rawlins REAL ESTATE BROKERS * -d 203-205 Mcisch Building Acreage Farms 212 Magnolia Ave. REAL ESTATE Phone 367. Masonic Building------ Phone 707 INVESTMENTS LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US BUY YOUR HOM E-NOW ! K A R L J. S C H U L T Z One house completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 rooms and bath, garnge, beautiful lawn and shade trees. Terms >4 cash and the balance like rent. In Rose Court one, two-story house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Ave., and Ilughey Street priced considerably below the market. See us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser. Five blocks from First Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story house con­ taining 7 rooms garage and shade trees. If you are looking for n house dose in this is hard to beat at the present price. Part cash and terms. COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY 311 First Nationnl ISnnk Illdg. SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE Phone 732 Manager With o ffice s in New Y ork City and various other citiJ over the country, we are in a position to sell your pro] erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in proper in this locality. Phone 744. O F F E R S If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, kindly com m unicate with us. 21 feet on Sanford Avenue, between First and Second St., at $700.00 per front foot. 39 acres, Beanlall Avenue, of which 27 acres are tiled. This farm is fully equipped and can be bought at a bargain. FULTON, INC. R E A L ESTATE Lot 25, Rose Court. 75x160, Eastern ex­ posure. $2,500. Terms. Brokers D evelopers Promol Sem inole H otel INSURANCE THE ADS ON THIS PAGE- THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY L. ALLEN, 1st National Bnnk Bldg. i Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer DUBOSE & HOLLER REALTORS t*'- f Established 1910 LOANS------ INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS Office 11(i Merri wether Building — can be classed as so many sales­ men, displaying their wares to ten thousand prospective, eager-toknow buyers every day. I*. O. Box 331 SANFORD, FLORIDA SUBDIVISIONS 1. A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Itoad. 2. Northeast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue. One 6 room house. One! house, modern, bath with screened porches, beautiful lawn, flowers, tropical! bery. For sale together or separately. REAL BARGAIN PUT THAT GUN DOWN 5 Room House Only $2,200. TWO LOTS $700 cash We offer as owner, 7, 14 or 21 lots, inside city limits near Sanforc Avenue, as a whole at $650 each, or separate up to\$900.00 each. Between Palmetto and Magnolia, one facing Martin, one facing Spurling. $1,650.00 each. East Front Lot, near entrance, in Pinchurst. Priced below on easy terms. Direct from the owner, east front lot, with nice Palms on main thor­ oughfare, about a mile from the Post Office. Good Price and Terms. 20 acres land, 8 cultivated, 50 orange trees, other fruit, good well. 2K ACREAfl miles from Chuluola. FIRST STREET EXTENSION BRYANT & HATHAWAY Lot 13 in Block A, facing Chapman Ave. 52x125. Un­ Number 5 Ball Building, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. 20 Years Experience With Florida Land restricted. $170.00 per front foot. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments 116 South Park Ave. PHIL SMITH, Mgr 1‘hoc LOTS 9 AND 10 CITIZENS OF SANFORD Do you know what wo arc doing at our Crystal Lake Shores Development? LET US SHOW YOU Facing Lee and ..*11 and 32 facing San Juan. $250.00 per front foot. Liberal terms on all. HAVE YOU NOTICED That the East bulkhead is completed and that First Street is about to be I ginning at Sanford Avenue. Well we have some of this property for si owners have reluetlantly placed the best cf this property on the market to improve their cash position. Investigate this offer. FIRST STREET One block fronting, 130 ft on First Street. Runnimr back 125 feet to Street. $800 per front foot, f t cash, 5% binder. " g back 1 Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY I.. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 210 E. 1st St. SEMINOLE BOULEVARD 300 feet on Cypress, fronting 100 fee t on the Boulevard nnd Wnter Sti Property is offered at $275 per front foot on C y p S S t r e e t ^ f p r o Sanford Avenue 1 block West, baa, we understand, sold f or $850 per fr« The owners are sacrificing on the eve o f the greatest development. They F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Phone 708-709 �THE! SANFORD HBRAXD, T l!€ B »A Y i lOCTOBER 20,1925 ' ------------------ -Hien «n sales tax tm .... passenger auto‘3 estimated to produce $90,000,000 annually, nml Mr. Mcljon told the •committee, that,, so long as the federal government contributed more than $90,000,000 to Good Roads “ on which these automobiles run, they certainly ought to be made to pay their 7 TREATIES ARE MELLON SEEKS BASIS FOR NEW CUT IN FEDERAL SECURITY PACT INCOME SURTAX L Vanderbilt StuInpeanl’o'verstan|L« America Of 1 on Continent | r ^ nn., Oct. < 2 0 ,■ **• -«* cannot ecu* V 5*. “meddling” in I ,1,1 war conflict, : aid in lus °dp W * the abdication K ' i.y M W |f.t-i to the memory Fl'r.f tnc institution Pr*iv-s Itr their coun- [nations of the war | , , impatience i-irar.-e n t° the war, a- our quick exit dccinn-d. “ » « * 3U!- great prosper *>. ,not hate us for our Juropcnn ‘war touched soldier and Ins counnot his war. Generai spirit of the dier was that o f n delist, thojiemw.il termting somclimer of o.hit always jUsMyhioM.... rmintry first and (Continued from Page One) there ate circumstances in whicn war is legitimate, the treaties sunply strive to define the circum­ stances, limit their number nml do as much as possible to. prevent war-like conditions from arising. One o f these circumstnncss is soUnkifcliHe. If-G erm any 81(3101* France, France is entitled to fight back, and she would have the as­ sistance o f Belgium, Italy anil Great Britain in defending h er­ self even if way must be (mnde only for the purpose.' In the same way, if France attacks Germany, Gcrmnny would be protected by the others, 'G erm a n y has also agreed that the allies can consider it a hostile act i f she violates her Versailles undertakings to abstain front mili­ tary works and war preparations in the demilitarized Rhine zone. And there nre various cases where Tesort to nrrned force is legitimate, under the Covenunt of the League, even under the orders o f the Lengue Council, should that body decide that force is necessary to make a disturber o f the peace behave. So, while war is not outlawed, the circumstances which bring it within the law now seem fewer nml more easily defined than be­ fore. '■■"*■,t, ' ' ' ----- T " Line officials were in communica­ tion today by long distance tele­ phone with Captain W ; E. Curry o f'th e Comnnchd, who feltefated his denial that there was anjr un'm* excitement 'anions -the' crew during the fire Saturday. srrtn.y »•*>«, 5m m fft>t to nolat o f lio- ? ' containing 4crew, more u S fffW * Northeast corner of Hoiitlt Half of rii>atliw«at Quarter of S ou tliw cir Q-iurur «,( Section TUlrtnfr'JT T o w n s h i p - Ktnrtei'ti tl») Hoitfh. lunar Thlny (30) East, run W eft, 8.,1,3 chains; North 7 elm ns; went ID clfnlmc North R.1 ch ains; .East s.: chatun; North & ch ains; East lo chains, South to b e ­ g in n in g ; ami to any and all oth er p erson ^ whoso names are unknown claiming any right, title or Interest In ntul to the limits hereinabove iWi-iili.it per cent. o r any part o r parcel thereof. It Is h en b y ordered that you anil Mr. Mellon went squarely on i eJeach o f you lie and appear before »ru as opposing repeal o f som f .li­ oa r said Circuit Court at the Court , ." E S T PALM BEACH— ,T ie House mt Sanford, Florida, on the the so-called nuisance taxes, asfh;ii It day of October A. It tOJu. n h l king of Spain may visit Palin 291 been suggested both in ami oul If (Continued from Page One) then nod there make answer to the congress. Among these were! tile tive tile stnrua of “ drunkenness" Beach thin winter, At least art, ur­ Mil o f ctnhplaint .exhibited against ntiiusenient and passenger automo- could not he tcuc. pUe tnxes. , “ The Corhanche was one o f our best ships." Mr. Raymond said, Favors Amusement Tax I ointing out that the nmusoment “ and Captain .Curry one of our tax applies only to admissions most trusted commanders. A tee­ costing in excess of fifty cents, the totaller himself, he would never treasury secretary said this tax Permit drinking by the crew. Had did not seem .to he particularly (lie crew l>een drunk as has been burdensome and that it ought to reported, I am confident Captain Curry would not have left port." ht the interest of the $33,000,000 revenue which it pro­ Captain Reiterates Denial duces. 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 20.— Clyde Loans MONEY AVAILABLE Loans ige Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7Vo s tirst when in the market for funds A. P. CONNELLY & SONS mono <s i . * A■ n A* *few choice ones left. ■' '. $250.00 to $500.00 n*l . >: -.1 ttf Mi Wqrth Xwicc Tips Price.; gent invitation hap been sent hint by his brother, the -Duke o f Albfc. Residents of the city are agog bvbr the possibility that Spanish royal­ ty may shortly be in their midst.; — -- — ■Man has been,, eating lcavcnod bread for two thousand years, Original purchasers o f Piner Crist lots their money. *’ '• • ■ ' . Paralysis S 210 E. First St. m te n i Realtors. Sanford n r r iu r ily f n r ( h i # i l l . r n i e , ti(iirmntl«iit n m l l u m k l r t . n u r lim a Store, J oplin , W. H. LONG SANFORD MEAT MARKET Street Parade 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, at 11 a. m. ant one Salesman who is not afraid o f prosperity. Must be an experienced man. I nis is a highly remunerative position that is permanent with a large corporation that is doing big things. See Manager, 305 First National Dank Building, between 9 and 12 mornings. Circus Stars ! 5 lots at Mich Street and Myrtle Avenue, size each 5:5x117 feet for $7,500.00 cash. A wonderful invest­ ment for quick profit. “ North Star" does not object to * bin trainer, Then. Schrocder, noted a subjugator, sitting on his back und posing for the photographer, es­ pecially when he ia also included in the print. “ North Star” is one of the group of polar bears witn John Robinson’s Circus, specially imported fo r the 1925 tour, which comes to Sanford on Friday, Oct. P e r f o r m a n c e s Da il y . ors Open ! &7 p.m.Show Starts 2&8m 422 Union Ave. l l r w o f i l nml tleneritl V . l m l . n l o i , T l f k r l n o n m l r ' l ' l r n u l i n y nt lln u irt llla t .1 u i l v y . o n — *nii»r J’ rO-r \* f h n r i t r i l <m S h in * Cl r o u n d " . a. , Telephone 473-w bears when they were hut six months o f age and has worked them constantly fo r nearly six years. They are said to he the finest ami largest perform ing group in the world and ns a thrill­ ing clim ax, Schrocder enters into a hand-to-hand com bat with four o f these beasts, whose combined weight is nearly a ton. Nothing I tl-.cso whom we com- has over before been presented in jfell in tamp anti some a steel arena to equal Schroeder's p. tome in our own lam! fight with his charges. bn the fields of Frame, be, i't must not be nay Oak trees are favorite -target; *** I1,av not for lightning. irriRBtle, wherever h-r they fell in a-rvlcc ie to honor wh(re placed anus's need. vm C* I'OS ITIV 111.) T ill! H U Y t 'lU C IH COM I M i IIK IIH T H IS H ll.lsO V KC( L()in,) 1 01111r x f S* Fee Seminole Feed Co Eint and Commercial St Sh ull J H diii ruh*il In l!u* w l x l c r i i l h r c i t l i i r y . III* \\t%n ihi I i»nl> l- i n r Im t .\ffliM*ii«*fS ll«* nml h i* itrnlt'rrMftiir* s l \\ o m i l t l l \ l u nutl I imiU iiii rni|ilr«* n lit - n II h u h iiiimiI rlpt* f u r > | r n * m m l In hilt* «»nr lutMlrrii InvnNluith urnia p u n y l»> r a m p a r (mint nim *itrt’ll In $naii IHi iltt* nil In I* rpvrrwnla I*t*r*aInit Iitiriir* louk InmiN l»> Imhv nml Iml Ili*®H»*s Tliuri* r ii niiit.t'. mttl llit* metltiHI* u r e m p l o y f»»r llte n«*«|nUltImt ttl |irti|M*rt> am 1it *i*rni ft* (lir n t laie«iinpr«*<hi*n*»IMr. 'IliriitiKh lli.f p f r « « l i r u h In i!l*«n«*iiiliifilril nml « l o l l n r « «l*» I h r rent, llou f i* a soldier’s honor, t,J I'lay wtU the • hut to 'choose h at„j to hia country," niiicli N lm p lr r ( h r p r o r r i l u r e ! T h e n * I* n n o t h e r rtiipl r r , n m l h e r e In F l n r hln. I.lltr nil e m p i r e * it linti Ink nt i it»it* In f luil—it mil >nl iiiire (uiiiitl l Tlkiriy -11%«* itillrN frntn llrlttmli* nml p r tte lle n lly nnCn m h n i l T lt r y 4%it % htiN m v e p t t l im ii (In* imiuhIh it ml I m rk miiilii final l**fl f I*t* Li Inml t l r j , \ I rt*;«*1> ;i I ( n i l Inn U itio rr , h »m| tiiiirt* illr e e l e i l In J.tike 4*«•«! ii I y n m l l l« r lllll* * l i n y n u n ItefoiL* It r«»ntr«* In o n e Klnnt r n * h . . Florida’s Hour-Glass l l r r r I* f u l l In hr I iiimiltK. T h e .. • rn ad rich lm. I,( ‘s’anfiTi| in the Hater . would , — amaze | ' n yntljr ennaldS ni !9.ing on in this i ab')ut •»>' public t'pir* •' d a large .' .^ 'nt w" rk through °f Umnierce and by miiiiiI* nf tln ir h o v e Jn»t I Kim !«• rim# ('mill* iv IVIi ii* In Ihr firltsln uf nt I nrnlth—-the •mil— .null ItinI H m*t Iitlii I*Ih u e ,I* mill Hit lilll*. hill* mlwMIer l him iiiiiiintnlii* mini? Ilnir* ihrlr *l*r» pre-eintneiil nhnir nil rltrn* Inml* In nil tin* %«i»rlil, rli’h li» “(the headwarters of |i mil tier. I n l r In I n k r * , rn%l*hliiK In Ihr n f N n l i i r r '* I l im n c h tl r * * Kriter«»*ll>• M IDW AY HEIGHTS liim ry On the l)7xic Highway midway between Orlando and Sanford; midway between Longwood ami Altamonte Heights and directly opposite Lyman School Choice lousiness and Residential Lots To the Highest Bidder on EZ terms ^55" p bt' h“ ught right. i j 8"1 location 1 moat r ;n O V Drive Out and Look ’em Over ot high and dry and each a beauty spot. Stately oaks os grace the property. Truly an ideal honiesite. i » * i type o f new developments in the immediate vicinity. 11 bo the outstandimr opportunity of the year, lake l il aviation service lea *8 under confide r Vmeriea’ s Last Empire1 occurs in thin Where Guaranteed ( roves are Eternally llloomini? estimation c,’°3* eighty large or•C't small/house, just In addition to a 11)25 Ford Touring ( itr many t a Frizes will be given away Absolutely 1-fee. It is r necessary for you to bid in order to win these Nam Prizes, but you must be on the ground promptly 1:30 P. M. when FREE TICKETS will be issued a collected. Conte early. Plan to Picnic at the I turesque Hooker Lake. FREE BUSS SERVICE FROM OUR OFFICE Altarrikkto Siiringa. §1500.00 cush, arranged to suit nur- < „ ick Bldg, . Old Kentucky A u d io 11 o “ WE SELL ’EM " In v e stm e n t C o m p a n y 2^ S. Orange Phone 1861 MAKE RESERVATIONS n Hus leaves eeery Tuesday and Thursday, Mackey W atch fo r the Green and Purple,Goa,ch j i?; i ! stA iM O lrt V in.1* * «it<>naBWhi' �THE QAvrnnn HERALD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925. PAgffrPgUB, The Sanford Herald Should T h e W om en B e lo n g ? f a l l l i M wvtrr a l t m M i n n v l I n i t r at m i n i . IHirMi *nt*r*d aa Second Cl aat Mat tar. Ootobsr IT, !•!•. at tha s’ oxtoftlee at Sanford. Florida voder Act of March s, 1197. TH E DOXQLOGY As Brisbane Sees It Wall Street Boils Again. Happy Insiders. WHAT Third Term? .1,01)0 L'arful Rat*. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrnmt 1325} t m s n t iP T in a i m t m One Tent —17.00 11a Mnnili* . } ’ all\«r»d *i* r*i* i,v farmer «««k . He. Waakly Rdltlon ►•r » •r• could- bo-more foolish than this.? . . . . Why should there he women’s Chambers of ConirflereQ?' Why should not all Chambers of Commerce accept membership of business women? . . . . Nothing ever happens at a Kiwanis Club ,w nr b* meeting, does it, that .would shock the wives and sweet­ t<r Bt rtf3l»r'jJ<!v#ril«lftr ra m hearts of their members? The chief diversion at luncheons MKMitrn Tine a s s o c i a t r i m ’ iirrii TX»*’ Prsss la airlua. consists in eating-and singing rather foolish songs. Haven't It i It Mtlltrad ** *h«> ns«* for rs- we got a Governorlne reigning over the cowboys and cow­ pnbllrat'on -t* alt now* dispatches rr*<Htw. *a It nr not othxrwl*#* crM - girls along the Texas border? Haven’t we got Mayoresses t a j 'l n thla nanor ami also the lo•a" -tssrs nubllahnl hrratn. All rlahta and Sehalorettcs and 'Honorable Ladies’ from a number of •'# esiiuhllcatlun o f dispatch- places?” M h lrrln ara alao reser-ed. All of which is a blanket indictment and typically rep­ TU ESD AY, OCT. 20. 1923 resentative o f the feministic creed. But notwithstanding such broadsides of propaganda, there is an clement of human TH E H ERALD ’S PLATFORM 1 — Deeper water route to Jackson­ nature to be considered. While the idea of women indulg­ ville. ing in a concerted movement toward a more constructive t .— Construction o f St. Johns-Inplane is only natural in the face of modern thought expan­ dlsr River canal. sion, the danger of extremity through zestful enthusiasm is Jk—Extension r.f white way. 4 s- -R yU talon o f local amusements, apparent at once in such platitudes as these. — Swimming pool, tennla courts One is restrained by Inck o f space from picking up the etc. (L— Augmenting o f building pro­ gauntlet on all of the charges thus flung in the face of sel­ gram— houses, I _____ hotels, ‘ . apartment . fishly gregarious mankind. Hut one should say a word re­ houses. garding the admission of the so called gentler sex to mem­ t .— Extension o f street paving pro­ bership in civic welfare luncheon clubs. gram. f*—Construction of boulevard These organizations embody a double purpose, for, in arm nd I.ak* Monroe. addition to providing a basis for co-operative civic develop­ 6 — Comple'lw* o f city beautifica­ ment to work in the community, they are a welcome break in tion program. an existence otherwise regulated and bound by conventions. f . — Expansion o f school system with provision for Increased faFor one brief hour at noon, the business man may gath­ er with his kind, hail him as a friend and consort with him, BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY utterly free from stiff, ethical formality. No man entirely outgrows his youth, and he thus may revel for a moment RAFE FROM ALL EVIL:—The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul. Psalm 181: 7. PR A Y E R :—We will Hay o f the I.nrd, He is our Refuge nnd our Fortress: our God; in Him we trust. Imagine then the presence of woman in such a leather­ ing. The songs, hitherto carefree and light hearted become riotous ami “ foolish” in fact, and there is a hasty movement to don again the mantle o f dignity and circumspection which culture prescribes in the proximity of woman. Gone at once is tin: atmosphere of congenial joviality as man again ascends THE SHELL to the pedestal w^iich he has occupied since immemorial. One can only commend the awakening of women’s inter­ And then I pressed the shell Close to my ear est in subjects beyond the horizon of domesticity, and their And listened well. efforts to share in the advancement of civilization. There is And strnightwny like u hell much welfare work that can be better bandied by women Came low and clear than by men. Let the feminine influence be applied then The slow, snd murmur o f the i tent sens, to uses for which it is adapted, and not directed at any ac­ Whipped by nn Icy breeze tivities which might be interpreted ns .intrusion. Upon a shore Certain laws of humanity are inescapable, as the Pictor­ Wind-swept nnd dcsolnte It wns a sunless strnnd that never ial Review writer inadvertently admits when she says, bore “ We always have preferred babies to bayonets, and still The footprint o f n man, do.” • Nor felt the weight Hlneo timo began O f any human qunlity or stir Sava whnt tho dronry winds nnd waves incur. And in the hush of waters was tho sound Of pebbles rolling Tottnd, For dv'eu rolling with n hollow sound. And bubbling sea-weeds as the wntcr.s go Swish to nnd fro Their long, cold tentacles of slimy grey. There was no day, Nor ever came u night Setting the stars alight To wonder at the moon; Was twilight only. . . . And then I loosed my ear (>, it was sweet To hear a cart go jolting down the street. — James Stephens. Tliero hnving been no execution there in twenty yearn, Denmark linn fired its hnrurninn. Chicngo might Just an well follow Huit. What we want to know in whnt nil the official.*) would do if there wns nobody around to enll tbingn to their attention.— Greensboro Record, There nre said to be over twentyeight thousand habitable rural dwellings now vacant In Missouri. This must be another case of too much Florida. A young woman in Los Angeles bus been adjudged insane beam *e she doesn't want to wear clothe*. According to that, we know a large number of women who are al­ most insane._________ Ilritiidi actors must not use tho word “ bloody,” by ruling of the Lord Chamberlain, who censors plays in F.uglund. How duuceilly hard on the poor stage hoys, doncherknow. Reducing Pistol Toting Iii taking cognizance of tho ever increasing number of crimes, the country ns u whole, it seems, is awakening, to the dangers nuulo po?t\iblu jjy the activities of the gunman, robber, bootlegger and other professional crooks. The prob­ lem of combatting crime bus brought out several possible remedies, among them being u proposed federal curb on the pistol traffic. tinder the provisions of the proposed legislation (lie sale of nil firearms would be greatly restricted. Whether the federal ban would work efficiently or be as easily evaded as several state laws, is highly problematical. President Cooliilge has expressed it that a national measure would keep weapons out of the bands o f law-abiding citizens, while crim­ inals would still procure lhem easily. la the opinion of the New York Herald Tribune, the Fed­ eral law would work no better than the Sullivan measure of (he empire state, which instead of checking crime has rather ‘‘encouraged banditry.” Though the New York statute has been defended as sound in principle, the Herald-Tribune says, “ its failure is plausibly attributed to the fact that pis­ tols can lie bought in states other than New York, or ordered by mail with the utmost facility.” Advocates of the Federal regulation are certain that :i national pistol law is the only remedy for the discourage­ ment o f crime. Yet, as the New York paper points out, "it may he another case of sound in principle, another law ot depriving lamest citizens of the means of self defense cer­ tainly, and h lld-up men of deadly instruments—perhaps. We doubt very seriously tin* wisdom of the anti-pistol law. Grime has become a profession, highly organized ami working upon an efficient basis. An attempt to deprive the thug o f his tools will fo r c e him to smuggle guns, thus adding another law breaking opportunity. I'crlmps, as the Herald-Tribune says, "the attempt to deprive the gunman of Ids weapons may he successful if tc carry them greatly increases his hazard.” In Kngland the penalty for felons caught carrying dangerous weapons is ex­ treme while only u short lime ago a Massachusets court sentjeueed a hold-up man to life imprisonment. Measures of this kind would give the criminal :omething lo worry about ami |the traffic in firearms would diminish a great ili-nl if » litv Erie tin* Red called tin* land lie discovered Greenland because men would la* more easily persuaded thither if the land had a good name. And therein we see Erie's pitasibilities ns a successful real estate operator. Bradenton bus organized a yacht club. It's now up to Gainesville nnd Lake City to get busy.- Timgs Union. Sunford bus one and whim its new home is completed on Lake Monroe, the club is going to be one o f the best yachting organizations in the state. Wc haven't heard o f a mail Jong party or seen anyone trying to work a cross-word puzzle ir month*. Are peupio becoming civ­ ilized?— Sanford Herald. Appar­ en tly ho, lt'a been over a year since we heurd a ukulele solo. Clermont Press. ANOTHER “ FRENZIED D AY” in Wnll Street. The ticker was fifteen minutes behind all day, which means that it couldn’t print sales as fast as they occurred. Somebody bought and sold 198,700 shares of United State:’ Steel, 108,700 shares of General Motors. i nero j.# 5oiW P S LME Rovotnment; VBEfiVGccp tho more it ord. HAtfFON^ IO MS / / MOTOR AND other stocks nn* all right, if you know what you are buying, what VALUES are behind your purchase. Heaven help the man that buys the wrong stuff, the wrong motor stocks especially. The first touch o f hard times will freeze up the sale o f all hut a few automobiles, ns the firct frost freezes the little, shallow pond. If you are a gambler, LOOK OUT. In Wall Street many arc called and few are chosen. The few know- what they are doing, tho many don’t. g s & / ¥ A lP WE aI i E I? w h e n I G ood r e u o u /s g e T W e make troubles. If the lawn to wouldn’t have San Francisco * Time3 I “ Your wife :««j J [able woman, tnktfcrMB “ Y cf, but you times when I rthma! l ton Transcript. J FOR THOSE who have the right things and that control from the inside these days o f prosper­ ity and frenzied buying are won­ derfully happy days. Consider Standard Oil, for in­ stance. A little while ago our savage, relentless Government de­ terminer!—please don’t laugh— to kill all tho big nctnpurvs, chopped Standard Oil up into many little pieces. One little piece, “ Snenny,” which is short for Standard Oil Company of New Yrirk, is now capitalized at $2:15,000,0(10, and the cheerful proposal yesterday was to raise that to $1175,0(10,000. Those that own the 12115,000,000 would get instead stock certifi­ cates worth $375,00(1,000, and there is no income tax on that— tlie* court has so decided. The toughest jub* et 1 against snide schoaJ suckers money is the {1 overcoming the hirthratl minute.—Pittsburgh Pod ii H 1 Observation of OMe. taut I kin remember you didn’t go to burlesq your only chance of :s a display of hosiery tn mouse to run across th* Cincinnati Enquirer. Tho barriers which | voting booth trom th# nipt ion a of the hjIJ#i the excuse of goof dta staying nway froa tk Fort Wayne Journal fart P O T L IK K E R IT IS different with the small ASHEVILLE C ITIZEN doctor, getting out of lied at 2 o’clock in the morning, to nee a l When we note that Ignorant peo­ human system; it carries the vita­ rroiipy child, worrying himself to) ple often attain places o f prom- mins hoilisl out o f the vegetables; death early. If lie mannge • to! inencc we aie sometimes affected in it is the iodine they manage to make $5,1)011 extra y shortening y tho depressing thought tho odcollect from the meagre supply of Ids life, there is in ome tax ON |Mention is over-rated and merely this mountain country left after THAT. And he isn’t Hawed to do- nupplies u certain superficial polrains have carried the hulk to the duct anything foi “depletion” js|, which quickly rubs off. It lowlands. Throwing away this either. does not scorn to get rubbed in, a f­ water Is akin to casting out the ter n manner o f speaking. soup and gnawing on the soup Cvrun II. K. ,\n instance will illustrate this hone. lulilican trim- nicntul perturbation. It relates to Hut. here both judge and doctor “ blast the Judge K. 11. Gary, head of the show their superficial education— Where does United States Steel Corporation, their lack of knowledge of essen­ oolidge third and hardly less to I)r. Royal S. tial nomenclature. They call the I Copeland whose vocation is that water in which greens hnve been been elected!of medical adviser-in-print o f Cit- boiled "ju ice!’’ Juice, forsooth and Phe chances I izen readers nnd whose avocation other words! Is it that they are so ignorant or so presumptuous of ill bo elected is being United States Senator, re-elected in This Judge Gary illustiates ouv their little learning that they seek iltii his SEC- point. Supposed to lie a well-edu- to Improve on the absolutely per­ erm about it. (-ut«3<| and informed man h<* is on fect, time-honored designation of the ixuitrnrj* icprofotmilly’ Ignorant “ pi|t likker7" Pot likker is the dietlc founda­ in Indiana ()[io—in some respects, we hasten C least with ndd, lest he libel-ouc us. lie may tion o f this great country— we erni 111 1928. knew much about the steel btisi- have ample authority for this d, with the in**h and quite a hit o f finance and claim— we can prove it by every It rung enough Jsomething of baseball,* but in cer- farmer in North Carolina. thronts, you ■tain essentials he dwells in the fought the Revolutionary War, it nr any other |benighted depths of unqualified ig- nurtured Thomas Jefferson, John C. Calhoun, Zeh Vnnee, Andrew ilidge and h e jnorance. Jackson, nnd quite like George I pr. Copeland quotes Judge Gary . . . -fin today's health aiticle and ho- Washington, and assuredly Abra­ ham Lincoln. It wns the sta ff of a r°noo<iry ?^""twmi the two they make out some , J .1' “ 1good, sensible reading. The Judge life on which the South relied in ppeneil. I hey Jjaij j)cen telling tin* Doctor-Senn- the devastating days after the Civil gs, that the ^J)r „bou t his “ health cure,” and War. All tho people then “ eat" it professor or i w|mt experience taught him to eat — we use the term of the judge learn what al„| not out. The Doctor approves uml the doctor. i . ■, , anal particularly the statement o f “ Juice"— vile substitute name for hat, after tho ||U) Judge that “ It is a crime beneficent likker. Why, it is as amis o f rood, aKajnHt childhood to throw nway hilarious ns the slanderous story mu-t die. jh^, w’ater in which vegetables and meat are cooked.” rothors with „ ... ™, , .mil: tails are Sensible, say we. This water .............. . „,I contains minerals needed bv the VASM U WADONSKY trained hi;* horse Transvaal most carefully to win the Cesarewitch Stakes in England. Tiio horse failed. W »donsky hanged himself to end hi* troubles. An inventor, relying on his lunln anti on luck, will try nut! try again never losing courage. See the life of I’alissy. When a gambler fails he kill* himself on the racetrack or at Monte Carol. Real mental work Is its own reward, whether in failure or succvsi*. Gambling, a ni at all," protcitcd lliu hnp- vice, has no compensation. frieliil, "I never " SEVEN GREAT nations in Eur­ ease don't contradict me,” tiie in tor; 'that ill no way to ope have agreed not to attack each on a argument between gen'- other. That’s better than trying 1.1'inmv get through stating to drag the United States into a de ami then I'll lisshcn to you. I.eaguif o f Nntions, with the idea go ’round saying you know o f calling on us for troops in case people in this club than 1 Europeans decide to fight, and for . don't you? Just answer tuiy money to help pay their bills. Wiy hdyeJftorty-oi"ht nations over hero that agree not to murder v. ny, I never sn each other nnd we are getting “ Kiti'ly bin me ge along nicely, i f Europe will im­ way's, if you pleuM itate us, everything will be pleas­ tor with elaborate ] ant. say you know nun tliisli club ‘en 1 do body knows? A’r answer me tlilsh. Jerome Lawrence here?” “ Certainly l know badgered one, thin loophole. “ As it I know his brother (I so much like him. “ Ah, hah!” **xul cated one, with th* led r.n unwilling JamnrtlitfMCMI If" Hpow 3 t«wm iiew~< Affluence co keep the old < ing it in on Francisco Chn foiJ il'5 ALW AYS I’ MK SION AT ORSII IP IN INDIANA ace and stability be, restored to Europe. Germany, it is tnie, has come out o f it victorious. The final solu­ tion o f tin* problem seems at first glance another score for German diplomacy. But it is a victory ra-, ther o f common sense, a defeat of the old combination o f fear and force. Arbitration has keen on- throned and nut only iitk iso that Hi'1 Rhine fruaj secure fium attack tut difference- couccrnini tin boundaries may be « smoothed out. Locarno umluubtedfj new era in Europe. It is e-.t forward step since j of Versailles. xlie officials o f the Seminole Ouii Bank take pleasure in helping ya advising you— assisting you in ev consistent way to achieve your si) es. iole (jlounfylja Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS <3 5 REAL ESTATE LNSUKAN'J ST. LOUIS STAIt Ambition to hold office is so in­ tense in Indiana that friends of possible appointees to tile United States Senate did not wuit for the funeral of Senator Ralston, who died only Inst Wednesday, to start discussion of his successor. Sen­ ator Ralston was a Democrat, while Gov. Jackson is Republican. It seems that tin* Republican ma­ jority in the Sennte will be> in­ creased two through the temporary appointment—one in the reduced Democratic vote, and one in the additional Republican. On the surface, there are fiftyfive Republicans nnd forty Dem­ ocrats in the Senate. To a casual observer that would lie a suffici­ ent margin of control, hut it is not overlooked by tlu> administration In Washington, which will have so ninny appointments to be confirm­ ed nnd measures to be passed, that tho list o f Republicans includes several who have fought tho ad­ ministration more than they have suppmted it. Included in the list of Republicans are Senators Hiram Johnson, Ilorah, llrookhart, t’ouzens, Norris and La Kollette, with two or three others. If these Sen- W A R H IIO U S E P R O P E R T Y 1200 feet on Railroad A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS Under such conditions, former Senator Albert J. Beveridge and Everett Sanders, Secretary to the I’resident, are proposed for tin* temporary appointment. Senator Beveridge has been too much in­ clined toward independence to re­ ceive support from the Republican lenders in Washington, which should give Mr. Sanders, who has served several terms in Congress, the inside track. There is one con­ dition. however, resting in Senator Wat on, whose election comes up next year. If former Senator Bev­ eridge is taken care of it would remove him a* a probable candi­ date against the senior Senator in 1020. That was strongly hoped for by the latter, but the injection of the President's secretary into the fight does not minimize Senator Watcon’s troubles, it looks ns though with two Senators to elect next year, Indiana will be the center of a bitter filflit irr..«n<.«*l” -- ' -* A P E W C H O IC E H O U SE S I.orated in Exclunive Residential Section*. I’ rice and Terras* on Request. B U IL D IN G LO TS ■d with reference to LOCATION offer* a * ful range in speculative P R O F IT S Price and Terms Very Attractive BUY IN SANFORD Snfe and Sound. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS R E A L T O R S 17 Years o f Success in Sanford Magnolia at Second LOANS phon* in ve stm ln LOCARNO RLE COURIER-JOURNAL er enemy nation nnd exploiting resource*. In spite of Car chan mix rooms, Burntse, large lot o f heart, however, Germany \i told t’> sign on the dotted line, Iluilt with care for realtlcnUdw'ner. I was allowed to express itself, 1 j ro i ,oU| the plan for its economic sal’ High grade, built-in features ana many e. tinii and the payment of its w debts had been cut and dried. levied for comfort and convenience. The conference nt Locarno w a long step forward. For the fi Essentially n worth-while property. time Germany was invited to council tnble to discuss this is; that have troubled Europe, the first time since the Arrnii the Getmnn nation appeared a* equal o f its neighbors. For first time its problems wero g sympathetic hearing. The sue [of the conferem^ depended iqs departure from Thw^traditienal tiiudo o f Frunce, nnd Brintul, -.“ V P '■« unqgcr tuto diplomat that'ho is, sav lonlji in concessions ami co 5 0 7 -8 I hI National Uanli ni,| I'hotif tlon could hi. nation be fr.eil [tho Incubus o f thu German "ien-i ’Jj b b i i m * 1* * ® " * * rove �w :&Xr of Sanford fom ent o f tho will render nt fcfeaI Rccltal Circle will iw lion meeting [Club House nt J L i n g Circle will X at the home of r t 219 Holly Avcjiartmcnt o f the ,-s Club will meet t30 o’clocki Legion, w.lM M J he Seminole C a to ‘ “ T . V K»*t SI.I. ’ Association nt at -1 o’clock. Civic Pinner uns of the Chamber of •the Woman u Club the Woman s < “ «> T, U. will »"eet nt lonal Chari'hieighbors _m‘ ‘ 1 ionic Hall at i :*'<>• i I’arvnt-T«chcrs meet at 2:30. This met’!inf' Iiirdiy . , Musical t Ini* meet i Mrs Fannie Mini* Iracticf (if the SanT|ub will take place Lr will be held at (ten o’clock. ______ .... ■ .it1/. i ••. The follow ing item, tnkcn.from the Tampa Tribune, concerns the approaching inarflnge o f Paul Lnke o f Sanford. Tho bride-to-ho. has visited Sanford mnny times ns tho ducat of Mrs. M bn roe Hutton. Mr. Luke is well known In Sanford nnu is a nephew o f M ayor Forrest Lake. “ O f much interest nre the weddint: plans o f Miss Mary Louise Dickenson and Paul Lnkct> o f San­ ford, whose marriage will take place Thursday evening, on the twenty-third wedding anniversary o f the bride's parents. “ The ceremony will bo perform ­ ed nt 8 o’clock nt the Hyde Pnrk Methodist church, the Rev. John T. Myers to officiate, E. II. Hart, ptnnist, assisted by Mrs. .1. M. Hall, soloist, who will sing “ At Dawn­ ing," and “ Until’’ and Jnnies McCravy, baritone, who will give “ O Promise Me” and "Because.’ ' Mr. McCrnvy is a form er elnssmate o f the bridegroom, and for some time has been singing with (iypsy Smith. "M iss Dickenson will have as her maid o f honor. Miss Kntheri.i Bruadus, and her other attendants will be Miss M argaret McMullen, Miss Margaret Lake, o f Laurens, S. C., a sister o f the bridegroom , Miss Katherine Frazier, Msis Murie McKean, Miss Carlottn Cuestn, Mrs. J. Frank Davies, Mrs. Monroe U, Hutton, and Mrs. Frank J e ffe r­ son Knight. Little Betty Jo Mims, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Slims, and little Miss Martha A n­ derson, daughter o f Mr. mu! Mrs A. E. J. Anderson, will be the flow er girls. Following the ceremony the cou­ ple will leave on a wedding trip through the East, which will in­ clude New Y ork and other points o f interest, n ftcr which they will teturn to Sanford to make thoir home. Residence Telephone 313-J bndav an Club will meet : Hull at -tM* l-fiu- / u P ** — At,K:U> o'clock this evening the season of the Music Department o f the Woinai Woman’s Club will open with a Hallow e’en program compli­ mentary to all club members, each of whoinc is to invito her own gen­ tleman escort for the evening. Those who remember the attrac­ tive entertainments staged by the Music Department last season will bo eager to avail themselves o f the opportunity to hear the excellent program arranged by Mrs. Claude Herndon, with the clever Hallow­ e’en setting devised by Mrs. Drum­ mond, chairman o f the department The program will consist o f cho­ rus music, piano solos and ducts, an aesthetic dance, and artistic vo­ cal and violin solos. The affair is open to all club members with no fee for anyone. Sanford Man Returns Home W ith His Bride with their parents, have returned to school. M. B. Price of Bloomington, III., has returned home' After several weeks in Sanford looking after his property. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Uhau o f Bello Isle arrived Sunday to bo the guests of Mrs. Rhaur’s father, II. A . Halverson. v d /» ^ The many friends of Mrs. L. Grow wijl be pleased to know that she is able to be about again nfter her serious accident. Louis Fleischer has returned from Atlanta, where he spent the week end and vvitnesfed the Geor­ gia Tech-Florida football game. i ■KTS m IM Si |{||.T Presiding1Elder To Preach W ednesday ItlVIEu A. Oct 20.— B'Annunzi» |, i> givniaruj dipt " f his l" Ih And rosiar, r 4rn,*ny *J I,is appra■ Rnp.jityant vv 'i’k as Biaa rultuf, Rev. J. F. Bell who lias been pre­ siding elder o f the Pulatku Dis­ trict, including Sanford, for the past four years, will preach his last sermon at the First Methodist Church here on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Bell is a force­ ful preacher, and he is now clon­ ptilit>' mop r to run ing a qundrennium o f splendid ser­ "f farm machines vice on this District. **i*ci op. at the UnThe business meeting o f the Con­ hWbui. ference will be held later. C U a n ln g *$> % Ia ^ n fVOI*L D s G R E A T E S T o c i t A T J V ffiS T H O S E O p X k f O T H P n . . . ---------------- -------o t h e r b r a K d •’ *’ »A' *i 'ii*RiUt;/l ip f r *’|i.' t ' "i. * *** »* »a «■ * x xuH*»itiiBL4iaa Vfci liiT'ti* --_iL.Im J.__ i, i: s t a t u I J 3 W e s t F irst S l r c e l P ho n e 175 M ember of SA N FO RD . FRA. Florida Stale Florists Association. 1 Prompt Service Guaranteed Call nnd let us explain our plan. III**/*■•*. 1 ‘ r i v *» V* ■... *< s,' Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. t c *r- u 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford. Florida. Phone 720 V ............................................................................. ..... ,r ■■■* A Si ICCI' •V ! \ i1r *■-.M 4 ■ r ■ <iI:*. In'll ot Two Story Erick Building LARG E W O M E N ’i F A S H IO N .1* G r a CIOUj IN hlNT.— Pn.OfOt’NDLY .S m a r t / > AN N O l> \ C I f* C . OUR SHOWING sH m ■ ^/futum n ^Cj:o\Cnb a m (/ fcftrcd u cticH ) tuii) (( ru iin a l c T4f’JicrtA JrcmtAirecent, Il)C l*U H * I ’ l :*|" ’ l\ S • Thir- pr.ipei i.v will soli iinieti nl .o Buy Now m a s a * T1 V a u ■ « REALTOR r*vAfi*iNC tut: ' host. iMrrnrvtr mw motin Konms 501-502. Phone 95 First Nailonul Hank Building. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING 3 3 I’ honc 1917 7 W. Washington St. ■5* t i* '.k ! E. F. L A N E U/nf>orVL U 1I&FAU^Nr M-V30ti, -I i H B ■ M ■ K I,oca ted One Block i r*»t* I’uM Oil ice Good Invest nn-n! ORLANDO, F L A ...c j q *!••;*•;• ❖ •s*s*•>•£•❖ *t*❖ ❖ 4* -f* *F *i‘ i i in *-.*ji ii >is nt *t*•!**<*❖ •{*-t*❖ -i*-i** THE RE ITER A PRODUthr IS THE SOONER YOU WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. ■N m iiiiB M H n x iiiia iiim B ia it H u a M U iH R iiiiiM ia ■ ■ n a B i i « a a B « a B a a a v * « a a n * « * B K r . A x M u x x a a B B x a r x i x x * II « + + + + + + l.+i,^++.>++4>++++4*'K-t-+-I* >■!■•>■++++•* v++-t-+*M"M- :-:+*M'+i ++*5-+*H"t-i +v*I"-'-**l-*’ :**:-+*>-I + v + -i"F + + + * + + + > + i’ S"V<" -'-•« + + > ■ J ■■ Exquisite Evening F rock s •> •* BLANKETS Special Cotton Blanket? All-wool, 66x80, in plain colors and fancy plaids. 66x80 double, extra heavy in all colored plaids, Made of the finest i ure wool. pink, blue, tan and grey plaids. ■> •I •. •■ ■* u •I n •> H ■> ** $12.50 to $16.00 $4.00 to $6.00 ■ Here are the acknowledged successes o f the full season, and we as usual, are the first H* pre­ sent them. They reflect the newest Paris designs, many models are hand made import­ ed frocks, others are replicas o f tho frocks shown at the Paris salons. Gorgeously beaded and embroidered In pastel shades, and the more vivid colors. FROM $29.50 TO BaumeFs Specialty Shop .1* ' •The P ott Office is Next 0 ° ° r ■ N ■ H ■ .. ■ m m m m m n ■ ■ M s BABY BLANKETS may enter at any time ■ ■ • * M M Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 A; ‘J C llfJ tfO T m iik a MW NO D E L A Y --------------------- NO W AITING 88 j. i i / i i i i f a i i N s o N HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. pot Calumet quality—purity o r conomy. There are n o substi* futes for the pure, w holesom e makings produced through use o f j u H Sl ffi 2nd— If your home is already built \vc will make you n very substantial loan it. Slater-Scott Insures « . it ___________ 0 SUBSTITUTE S necessary to build a complete home Phone 8 Evening llusinesn Class Beginners Balance 1, 2 years. Ball Hardware Rets all the *11rt. "V a n -O rient" famous l ersinn preparation renews colors »m*I preserves y ou r runs. Scien tific Isfnetlon. BOILS? 10 acres 1 mile from Chuluota, 5 in grove, 5 in timber. 4 $2,000.00 cash. room house, on main road. $ 500.00. A l l T h e M o n e j* Fire Prevention Week Club Has J. 0 . Zeigler has returned from Mrs. A. M. Do Forest has ro- Complete stock fire extin­ Meeting1his wedding trip to Columbia, S. C..J turned home after a summer in guishers carried by o f F lo r id a since Itefel c n ees : First N ation al Rank. . MONEY The mother and sister of Paul I-nku arrived Sunday from I.aurim.i, S. C. They will proceed to I’ampa for Mr. Lake's wedding. R e s id e n t , . -«J-' , • ji Boils and pure, rich, red blood1 Filling Station including G lots fronting on Dixie Highway, never go together. They simply city limits of Apopka. $7,000.00. ..Terms to shit. won’t mix, any more than oil and water. Healthy blood dries theso sts Tight up! That’s the reason S. S. drives agonizing boils com­ PURVIS & WILCOX .ir pletely out o f tho system. There’s Ball n ld * . *•1 Ronm 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 Bystem, And that’s what S. 9. 8. does. Builds up tho red blood. Puts red1v*If * U fa i .*. ■* * * btood-cclls by tho millions back in tho system. S. S. 3. makes tho j Almost two-thirds of tho world’s blood so strong in healthy, redof rest is ns much a cause of biood-cells that painful, torturous malnutrition among children ns im­ boils—disfiguring pimples, hlnckproper food. heads nnd blotches— itching, burn­ ing eczema and rashes and other W e have two plans o f financing embarrassing skin eruptions sim­ T ry Smith’ s Barber ply get out. Y our Home It’s a fact. 9. S. S. has been do­ Shop for good barber ing this very thing for 100 years. 1st—We will lend you You can get 9. S. S. from any work. Ladies welcome. druggist. So, why have l*oils? G e t, tho larger bottle. It’s muro cco-i N e x t to Valdez. pomica). M ra John Borland of Wnycross, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake and Ga., is the guest o f her mother and Mrs. Monroe Hutton expect to sister. leave today for Tampa, where they will attend the Diekenson-Iaike Joe Hutchinson has returned wedding which will be solemnized from a hunting trip in the Maine on ThuruJay evening. woods. British demand for American Mr. ami Mrs. Holland Reed are grapefruit is on tho increase. visiting relatives o f Mr. Reed's in Sanford. accompanied by bis bride, thu for- the north, mer Miss Evelyn Powell o f Colum­ bia. They will be at home at 107 Robert Ward of Washington, Pa. West Ninth Street. i i spending several days in the city n Club met MonThe wedding was quite an auspi­ on business. the home of Mrs. cious occasion, nccotding to the Magnolia Avenue Columbia "S ta te " which says, in Morris Winibish, who lias been and Mrs. R. A. part. “ A pretty wedding was that in Miami for several days, has re­ s hostess, Mrs. o f Mian. Evelyn Powell, daughter turned home. .............. a ytn(4«nt, ,v»C' o f 'Mr. and MiJ*i.'’S.' E*.' Po'A’tiP ami wtn* heard from 1 Himes Garris Zeigler, which was Mr. and Mrs. S, M. Lloyd will lairmtn. ! celebrated last evening at the As- return today from North Carolina fonc.’il*1drit^thcrc I*1!1' Ref ormed Presbyterian i and other points, vhuv, :: xt Mon- Church, the Rev. J. L. Oates, D. D., officiating. Mrs. II. It. Lewis has returned |ly articles were The young couple nre motoring to Sanford after spending the sum­ maili* for the Florida for a trip of two weeks, mer ill the north. |r. It * b ut: i> anafter which they will live in San­ ita ilaisies are for George M. Rhodes o f Clearwater iart Telford at her ford, Fla., where the bridgegronm is connected with the Sanford iipent the week end in Sanford as Venue. Drug Company. the guest o f friends. pleased to have a ; Mrs. Zeigler is an unusually K. Smith, lick. Mn. Howard !’ ruUy “ nd attractive blonde. Shu Tom Meredith is much improved after suffering painful injuries in JJ* R. MacDon- that Ther " * marriage f r ' T U takesW,.U nY ' " ' an automobile accident. her else­ come Mn. Claire member. Xturiiig where to live." Tlie many friends of G. \V, Spen­ cer will bo sorry to learn that In­ !««; 3 \ M t£ Mrs. Chris Matthews is quite ill at his home. Hitmclimka" in h r Is Hostess To Guild manner. Friends o f C. L. Derby will In* Bolz, attired in a pleased to learn that he lias been of Hoi lowuVn, The St. Agnes Guild met on aide to leave thu hospital. ring the dainty Monday afternoon at the home o f __ Mrs. Chris Matthews on Elm AvuMiss Ellen Tomlinson o f Moul­ i Hallowe'en theme, ?11' - A lter a short business nieetf the iluh will ing, tlu: hostess entertained with trie, Ga., is the guest of relative:* rite Huff at :M*i a social a ffair. The Hallowe'en in Sanford for a few days. |* Mra. Huff an,| ‘ ®rd party has been postponed to Charley Zclmcnovitz left yester­ T will act as the first week in November. day for Brunswick, Ga., after sev­ It is planned to hold a dunce at Monday w, r.. \{r: Ihe City Hull on Oct. 30, following eral day’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. '• A, M. Phillip., tho Shriner's dance which is to S. S. Baumei. Mi* I. h. (■;*!•' take place Oct. 21). Those present Herbert Messer and Johnny f * . Bryan, Mi '',l!ro Mcsdanics W. W . Warner, J. Jjnith, Mrs. Hiuvar,j W. McKee, King, Monroe Hutton, Brumley, who tyent the week end It. Macbinai,, Benjamin Whitney, Raymond Phil­ Air Forre q ips, J. N. Robson, J. R. Stewart S V M ’ OIIII f \IIPi:T I l.l-M M M i a * h, i .. r. Miss and Howard Overlin, VV OUKS ( -Wrs. rj.lire K '■erett. .\n. Stilt Purl. A venue B. tiardi Her. I Hall powered Vacuum Machine Why have “ I had lost interest in my busi­ ness because I felt languid and lin’d,” said a business man, “ but B,nie taking that splendid tonic and blood purifier. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, I .feel strong and full o f ‘ pep,’ equal to any emergency. The worn-out feel­ ing is gone and I am thankful for restored vitality, so necessary to a business man." Thouiunds* in ev­ ery state have testified that inm being nalc, weak and tired the (loldi’n Medical Discovery gave them renewed vim, vigor and vital­ ity. TrV uT ’A . V K K 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Ruskin and G. W. Spencer Jr., returned last daughter, Gloria, of Chicago, III., night from Atlanta. I were the guests of Mrs. J. Fleisch, . ! l'r and Mrs. M. Kronen over the Mr. and Mrs. Roby Lning spent week end. the Week end in I-akeland. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Davis of of Big Rapids, Mich., are the Orlando were in town Saturday |guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wll I Hams:* before going to Holly wool Mr. and Mrs, If. D, McDonald f"r tl,c winter. — _ are now residing at 805 Park A v e -! i Mr. nnd Mr:*. 1Viz old and nue. children and Mrs. M7 Schaal motor­ O. \V. DcCamp o f Providence, ed to Holly Hill in Davenport Sun­ P. I. is the guest of Harry Bod- day. On their way back, they stopped to see Mr. and Mrs. Hubby well. in St. Cloud. In j Df Mrs. Bolz v v , ifa r - •■ _____ i A re Y o u S tr o n g and Full o f P ep ? Mrs. G. T. Derby o f Norfolk, Va. has been spending a few days in the city on account o f the illness of her son. Personals : -V„ .. Sr" Z h e j a n f o r d h e r a l d . T u e s d a y ; Oc t o b e r Miss D ickenson W ill Hallowe cn PRogrcirn Becom e Bride o f Local To Be Given Tonight Man Thursday N igh t A t .The Woman’s Club fm V' sT , HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR . BtiSslbticltEE: PART WOOL BLANKETS ( • .■ �5n Pacific Crews Get Sick Treatment By Radio From Shore 2 g 5 — ' LOS ANGELES, Calif., Oct. 20. — —The chnrt fo r radio-treated alients In the receiving hospital ere is mostly blank. The physi­ cian who reaches ships with all crews in all parts o f the Pacific frequently docs not know whether S S “ s S • Best Bargains in Sa * Tw o lota on Park Ave. 8 room dwclllx fo r apartment site in the pity. pri« 40 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins ci subdivision, all for $90,000.00. „ Four lota on Park Ave., another x Price 813000.00. Investigate this. One lot on Park Ave., and one on 1 close in. $3000.00 each. Both near S school. Business lot .or warehouse loi, dost Only $10000.00. Five lots near Hotel, and one in Ma M fctlC O CITY,‘ Oft. 20.-(/P>— * Mexico Is about 10(\toer-cent-Amer­ arc making increased use of the ican T ro'm a standpoint of chewing radio when sickness visits their gum, movies, jitneys, baseball cabins. San Pedro picks up these S rino nFoc?of R. R- R<rad frm-.t;u;c at ! r'.ang, toothpaste, icc-crcam soda, calls for medical assistance am! IS lots in city limits 521000.00. (j In a p r e s c r ip tio n fo r relays them to the hospital here. wnffleVnnd five-cbht literature.' HON. KB. WALTJIAL, A physician digests the symp­ 3 balance 1, 2 ami 3 years. In each o these enumerations the c.o. Seminole Hudson-Essex Co., M alaria, Chills nnd Fever United States product found on ev­ toms and prescribes a remedy. In Sanford, Fla. Dengue o r Bilious Fever. er^. ijain Street also flourishes in a few minutes the answer to the Dear Kd: • It kirv* K erm a. distressed query is flashed hack to prtktiho vigor throughout the M cxNo one can overestimate the the ship. If the case is serious, a icdhkfcpltol. value of having teeth clean or the The United Staten now produces a The Puiestnn-Brumley Building. America’* mo*t ubiquitous brand continuous flow o f messages be­ agony of having mem cleaned. about 9G per cent, o f the dyes used tween the hospital und vessel is o f automobile honks for custom i i a a a E B M S B i i s B B H a a a B n n c D v a a s s i i a ,,, It lias been said that this is a in this country. through every street. Gum chew­ maintained. Hut In the majority superficial age, but modern den­ ing has become a habit. The only of cases, the results arc never tistry certainly goes to the root difference between the Mexican known. of tilings. Treatment can be given by the nnd the home variety is thnt the In the old days when you went local hospital to positions as dis­ wrappers are printed in Spanltft. to the dentist to have your teeth A Mexiann with restaurant ex­ tant us Singapore. cleaned, lie would take a little Efforts ore being made to have perience in the States started a whirling brush and a soft rubber Constructed by masters, to all ship lines operating tankers and modest waffle nnd hot-cake shop on the end of ids confluet merit and Dunlop is; here and put up a sign “ American freighters ndopt a standard med­ gel your front teeth looking nice battle disasters. icine chest. By this menus the quick lunch." Lunch in Mexico is and shiny, and let it go nt that. best in every Svny and built in 1 nnything but snappy. Business es­ police physicians at the hospital But things are different now, as will know whnt medicinal supplies the U. S. A. tablishments close a minimum nf they say in Hussia. affected by increase in rents can take two hour!* for the noon meal. But are available for their prcscrlpWhen you go to the dentist’s offollowing and move to outskirts of city . tion, the “ quick lunch" idea went over ldg and now there are dozens nf THE SAVING IN KENT W ILL CUV guch places here. The name, how­ ever, continues to be n misnomer. It Is quito possible to spend two hours over waffles. Soda fountains arc frequent and the uutpat would do credit to any place north of the Kio Grande. The Cash LAPORTE, Pa., Oct. 20.—( / ? ) dentifrices popular in the United Delivered l’nyment ’ V»y States loom largo upon the shelves Buried beneath the ruins o f a Roadster ............................... +........?«55.00 film i ’i and in the dhylay windows. The group of buildings near here lies same applies to scores of widely the shattered hopes of a little col­ Touring $Go5.00 s_ 1H.".i —t used American products nnd nrti- ony of men nnd women who, a half Coupe ~ ..................... $823.00 $275.00 ft century ngo, founded Cclcstia. a Coach ............................................. $845.00 $281.07 £ town laid out nnd made ready for Some o f the popular-priced nnd Sedan ............................................. $930.00 $810.00 $ widely-circulated Amoricnn period­ icals, especially peeioliy weeklies, are on This is Gen ora I Motors Acceptance Corporation deferred payment snlo here the same day ns in the Chevrolet is a division of General Motors Corporation. States, nnd have n large follow ­ ing. RESULT— LOW RATES As for the movien—if American studios ceased production every ci­ nema theatre in M exico City would have to close. Some local nnd a few European film s npepar, but they arc rarities. Elm anti 1st SI. Drive In ORLANDO, Oct. 20.— GP)— Hom­ er Buckley, of Chicago, und pres­ Baseball is populnr nnd is in­ Phone 447-W. Sanford, Flu. ident nf the Ad Club of that city creasing. The Mexican small boy will be one o f the lending adver­ knows his Ilnbe Ituth dope pertising men who will attend th* iectly, nnd will predict with confi­ dence tho Dig lea gu e result!1. first annual convention o f the Flo There are some good Mexican ridn Advertising Clubs of thi World in thin city during April !'. tennis nnd they draw well. |to 1J. 111211. CLEAN TEETH Shattered Hopes Of Colony LyingUnder Ruins Of Old Town CH EVROLET SUCCESS ders. The land, o f about four square miles, wasc sold for taxes nnd the property left to ruin. BE BU ILT ON SOM ETH ING A L L E N AND B R E N T r.-il.-tlr A u i l l o i i Snlr«. State H a s M an y W a y s To A d m in ister New Fish and G am e Law s TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 20.— (A*) — Florida has UI7 different ways in which to administer her game and fish law, J. B. Koynll, state game commissioner, declared. Thi" is due, Ins said, to a proviso in tho general law passed by the 1025 ses­ sion o f tho legislature, which states that nothing in tb« net shall be deemed to alter, repeal or modify juny local nr special laws. The proviso, Mr. Royall pointed out, left in effect the 137 local laws found on the r'.ututo books of the state, and each o f these, he added, serves in the territory in which it is effective as an amend­ ment to the general law. This has King Woodbridge, prcsidcrti o f the caused great confusion among tho Advertising Clubs of the World, public, he said, making enforce­ will be one o f the leaders of the ment difficult. advertising profession who will at­ Panama City— $10,000,(lot) con­ tend the first annual convention of the Fourth District Advertising struction program planned for St. Clubs which will be held in this Andrews Bay district, for coming city April 12 through It o f 1920. year. MUST I.rl t . Hrll Y o u r |*ri AT AUCTION ..... . S IM O N I T I I K A N D G EM B R A N D S ‘ ’T im e T ried am i C rap T e s te d ” Sept. 1. 1925 now price list of regular brand* just issued. Get same before placing your order. Send orders now for fall requirements, save delays and he ready when fertilizer is needed. QUALITY First. FAIR Prices. PROMPT shinment. In Announcing the Opening of cur office in Sanford Pentland & M cCall AUDITS Jacksonville, T Sanford 110-17-18 First National Hank Building Chesterfield has earned itt present position among th^ _____ H « • i i a a r .is m iis s s s s a iiia s u iB B im iH n iu s s s B B fla ilR B B iB iiiiB iu m is iiB B B flB i jlr iiir v ” * * * * * ' n~ " •— �vY.i lassified Ad on This Page is a Payind Investment —kale, Live Slock 3— Autos, Rent flirald ). RATES Adrane* „ai *• FT* and K»JiisiHr f * ' 1M * IlM Sr - !•** ftr ■ H»* 4e • H** Toubl* *bo»« „ »r* for conlien** „ Unffth /i lln«- for first , , JOB (f r«strlcted to III be raaP°n?lM# leorrset Insertion * for subseouenl y a r » S S 3 FOR SALE: 10 good work mules AUTOS FOB HIKB may be seen at our barns, one 5 A G IE AUTO SERVICE Day mile south and 2 miles west of or nigh*.. Meets all trains. Bar­ rage transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W Haskell, Fla. Ukeland Highlands Co-Operative Assoeiation, Box 79 Lakeland, Fla. n E E i T i 's o N S . Yon Drive It. . IV. M yrtle and 2nd St. at It. R- FOR SALE: Two good mules at a bargain, address A. M. Box G5, Santord, Ha. 5— Autos, Sale FOR SALE: Saddle Horse nnd saddle, 3 beds, parlor table, 1921 Dodge Touring. chairs, leather couch and chair, 1923 Dodge. Grnhatn l '/ j Ion Truck electric 1 burner oil stove, oil hea­ 1923 Dodge Coupe ters, gas plate, kitchen table, li1921 DodRe l,\ ton Screens bary table, baby suiky. Easter 1922 DodRC Roadster Lily Itulbs. Inquire 113 Elm Ave. 1923 Dodge Touring £O R ** ^'res,h milk cows. C, P. Ford. Box 77 — Cameron Ave. Terms T o ’ Som e I’ co p lo rh o n . Oak xtui 2nd St noon b s e ii I. W. Phillips’ Sons 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous .h .;; h s M M 10 FOR SA L E : Chevrolet Touring FOR SALE: Horse, bridle nnd sad­ dle. Also one hone wagon. John car cheap if told today, 200 Murphy, Gindcrville, Holly Ave. (our w*n* ,d- - ?bouIJ alw «h«|; G. T A Y L O R DYER c a iis FOR SA LE Cheap: Ford Touring FOR SALE: 18 window screens car. Late model, 1105 Onk Ave. cheap. Call 3211. £5SS& Call 148 T— Business Opportunities TO SELL! Good Piano, 1020 Elm Ave. Phone *109 W . Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Insert An ad in the “ Classified Col­ um ns” o f T h e H erald . Let a classi­ H. A. SPEIR Contractor and Builder ,99-M — Phono — 499-M ACCOUNTANT 2109 PALMETTO AVE. Systems Installed— Audits Special Kates (n Permanent Clientele fied ad w ork fo r you. Completely furnished. It. L. ROBERTSON .(1n.unle Trni|itr Hiiiim IS Earle T. Field Oak floors. I. R S T A T E — IWF.STMKSiTS l.ntdiv Puleaton-Uruml»V OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU VALDEZ HOTEL Hanford UU1<. F lorida llnruiiran I’ lnn ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE’* Sanfnrd'a I.enillns It.ilrl Lf” U,tbo.i>inJUh*s a K \h, then cnnt B\ub Too unless Eastern exposure. Hot water heater. Porch ami windows screened. Ample closet space. FOR S A L E : New grocery and soft FOR SALE: DON’T HUY A MO­ OF THE HERALD WE H AVE THE BEST BUYS. In fact every equipment. / drink cou n ters also vegetable TOR BOAT until you see the XVIIJIT W . W A U M ’. U. SlnmiKrr racks. W ill sell for 1-2 price. Phone Four Bargains at THE SANFORD jr ' -ACREAGEA modern home needs. BOAT WORKS. 727. MIST “ 1. — Fast runabout, 20x0 feet beam. BUSINESS-HOM ES 32-30 11. P. Red W ing Motor. Ma­ •flirt *» bT JfJ* 7— Business Service ‘ / / .H o n e 7 2 7 MRS. R. O. TRAVIS hogany finish boat. 2. — Cabin Cruiser, 25x7 beam. 30 LA N E Y’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ JLP. Engine. White cedar hull. Public Stenographci U i k f e z R e c \ l t y C o gtrvict 33— Wanted 12— Advljr. Mediums scription*. Drugs, Soda*. We Copper fastened. 1-3 cash Valdez Hotel Building are a* near you ns yanr nhone 3. — 20x4 1-2, open Launch, 7 WANTED: H.P. Valdez Hotel Lobby Sheet metal work of AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ . / |fetions_ Cnll 103. F’airbanks-Morse Engine. 2 cyl­ all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal gusta, Gu.. Augusta's greatest balance can be arranged over inders. Works. 312 E. 2nd St. classified medium, rate, rash, 9c [cements SAN FO RD ELECTRIC CO. 4. — Cabin launch 23x5 beam. Glass charge. 10c minimum. a number of years. [ccessories Successors to Gillon A Platt windows. Installed with 8-14 IL WANTF.D: Position n:> bookkeep­ er typist nnd general office work. LEARN ABOU T I'olk County nnd lilt Magnolia. Everything elec­ P. Regal motor. tent Lakeland, through the Stnrtrical. Phone 422. Electrngitb The:1.* boats are In fine running' H* D *-‘-rt* Hernhl.__________ Repairing Telegrain. Best advertising _ me­ Radio. condition and guaranteed as W -jW A N T E D : Someone in private dium in South Florida. Published ale Opport urn tic s ^ ti a v l.’Mp fi n n \t v r o D c c i , family to keep 2 year old child for mornings. ST Alt-TELEG RA M— tVIGTTTS—Three atntion*. Mag­ SANF ORD BOAT W ORKS, A t , two months. Address X, c.o. the Lakeland, Florida. j Service nolia nnd Second. First nnd Elm. Osteen Bridge, Celery Avenue. Herald. ft, A p a rtm e n ts Sanford Avenue and 10th fltroet. MAINE — Wmervtlle, Morning F’ OR SALE: Complete furnishings W ANTED: Three tax deed lots Expert service. It, Houses Sentinel. Thousands of M aine, of four room house. < heap jtl Goldsboro. Price must be ren- people are interested in F’lorlda [t, Rooms For Rent: Four room house a t . H(mable. J. FL M. c. o. Herald. property. Reach them through WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing UHtcen, runt re a so n a b le, M rtt H il # -------the Sentinel. Unto card on npEngraving. Embossing. See nr T. Pace* Osteen, 35— Wanted H ei|>, Male ind Board olicntion. first. W o do It. Phono 417-W ft, Office, S t o r e s I. Business L o t 1 2. Two story, sev­ 3. Four ndjolntng R. R. Avo.-Commorclnl St. F °K SALE: small grocery stock W ANTED: Colored boy to do jan- V n it SALE: Complete'meat marwithin four blocks Acreage en room house on anil fixtures, *119 Sanford Ave. itor work. Sanford Herald. ' ket outfit, . . .including . —t. saw:*, tdock, o f Post office, 50x Palmetto Avenue be­ lot.'- on Mapte Ave., Exchange TAMES it. CO W AN — All V|nd, H. S. LONG, Mtfr. 117. One story 21— Sale, Real Estate o f Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. tween tilth and 14th at Fuurtli Street. Groves brick building 25x75 W ater nrd Root Tanks. At Oak Houses on lot. For a quick Streets. Located op­ J. E. SPUKl.ING, subdivision Avei.no ond Third Street. Tele­ exposure. sale this lot can be posite beautiful city Eastern se, Rent specialist. Subdivision to Or­ phone l i t . bought for $750. per park. Price .$S0ill>. $8000.00 takes all lando, Florida, and Finn le Stock *17 »Waam n te ^ Scn,J in ur '“‘ lt ''scription the front foot.. Vi cash, Va cash, balance $15 Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ ,u M isce llan e o u s M IRACLE Concrete ( e . general e ad nHeolu ip , nSalesm a n s m aan n ?i*r^)uno or v°band to your tolocal Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* balance 1, 2, and 3 lots, t-il cash, bal­ way. cement work, sidewalks, bniMper month including I Estate cun read Florida’ s years. $1000 binder MAN with car to work In evenings 1 * f ° y °.u. •nr Mocks. Irrigation horsa. J. ROne year. Rhone 057. interest. ance arranged. fniturc FOR SALE: Two lots Spurling and ‘ f rom { to Attractive nroim-! KrL'ilt,'sl n,‘W!lP«twr- ,nn0 y c“ r’ for 30 days. Terwllleger. Prop M . ctoII, For ., „ k t 5 « 5 0 . sili’ „mf„ r Givc • | y » ‘ f * » ' “ *g a , " ! 2 S 2 R an ted »’ * i * , » . /■ •«.%» •» r*'> ' HTLL LUM RER CO Won*. o ? [und ' ..... . . . — il; W H u “ r r o p c ltk m SS? *1. 172 acres in Volusia county, east of Enterprise. Located Service. Oualitv and Price 5, Jewelers FOR SALE: We have listing.' on _______________ _______ _____l ui l l O X . iiul Make your sah-.i on highway. This tract is now in line for development. Price Decorating, business property, acreage and SEVERAL solicitors to work on i through the Xenia Gazette,Zon\DDRESSING — AIoHlgrnphing. $100.00 per acre, ’ a ensh, balance I, 2, 3. years. Act quick agricultural disfolding and ‘ m ailing— as you rcsulential lots. Set* U3 before you jcommission. Right proposition in, Ohio. Rich as price is soon to be advanced. for man. Apply at Herald i trict. Want ml nnd display rates *®nnt It— when vou want It invest, Dean-Berg Corp. Room 515 pmng _ _ after 5:30 in afternoon. on request. *>hone R73. H. E Porch, First 1st National Bank illdg. ^ Tires and Tubes peds, T rees National Rank Ride. FOR SALE : 5 acre (arm, tiled, five - - — •— . . ,— FLORIDA- .lit LA NTH)— Orlando! and S u p p lie s room dwelling. 1-2 mile west of, *»S— n u n lt'U , M lliu iio n iilllie Morniinr closslA t prices that ar* right ivjm i i *i ■11, Sentinel; *u* »>*»»■«- ■t largest - jm —— Jid Eggs I-ake Monroe on paved road, 5 0 5 0 0 ,-------- —------------------------------9— For Rent, Houses fied business, rate lc a word, min_____________ /___________________ $3,500 cash. Terms. WHITE man wants pointion as jjnurn 2 lc ensh \yith order. _______ Pan Am ami Standard Gas ant. Notice 3 acres. 1 mile west of city limits.! cook or steward. Good habits. Iters tr.d Supplies FOR R E N T : Garage on 5lh Street With three room residence with Edward Vimand, I hone 4i»l. THE' LT.A RKSBURG EX PON ENT Oils — Central West Virginia’s largbetween Palmetto and Magnolia variety of trees bearing fruit. $2,est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2e per reasonable. Sec Mr. Dabney. Her­ “ V eedol Oils” 42— Atlvtg. Mediums Help, Fem ale 000, $1,590 ensh. Terms. ________________ __________________ word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or -■4f REALTORS fr*ald O ffice. * Help, Male Two lots between Sanford nnd COLUMBUS (Gn„) LEDGER — more lc per word each insertion. Electric Irons Palmetto Avenue for $050 each.1 1 Help, Male or J O IIN !•:. F O X , Itop rea cn tn iiv e FOR S A L E : Tw o five room hous­ Seo or write. B. II. Bankston, S u n -1 Classified ads have the largest ADVERTISE in the Journal-tierle es, with garages, large lots, or­ ford, Fla. ______________ ________ circulation in Southwestern Geor aid. South Georgia’s greatest Radio Supplies gin. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, llelp, Salesman ange nnd shade trees, excellent 120 S ou th Park A v e . ___ location on heights. A bargain — F'OR SALE: 120 feet east front­ . . .... ... ^ weekly nnd Sunday. Classified Situation, Male age by 200 feet deep on San­ DO YOU WANT l O L.U5 or sell ratcs |0c per line. Wayeross JourRIN E’S FILLING Situation Femsln *':lsy terms. Mri>. H. M. Edwards, ford ‘ ‘ Wt* C o v e r F lorid a Beni E s ta te L ik e th e S u n a h in e ' Ave. $2,500. Terms. Address anything? If so advertise u> mil ll'*ra 1<h Wayeross, Georgia._ Heal Estate C Hox 7G5’ STATION P. O. Box 352. _the _ _ _Gainesville _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Sun. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j A LITTLE W ANT AD IN The ; to Rent Phone •K»l-J 10— For Rent, Rooms FOR SA LE : 3 in 1 on Main High­ FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in HERALD will bring you in big Medium s. * way, 2 story-26x2fi building on the FORT LAUDERDALE results. Advertise those old ar- a 111.1 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fl«FOR K E N T: Upstairs front bed­ lot 52-117 witfiiu city limits. Gro­ PAILY NEWS— it covers Brow- tides you have stored away and In u un cen ien ts room. Apply 300 Palmetto Ave. cery, cold drinks hand, filling sta­ ard County thoroughly which is havo no use for. A little thirtyWe collect tion and homo 1st floor upstairs, one of the most rapidly growing cent ad may bring you several o m im m ». claims at) kirfi R E N T — Rooms with or with now renting for $30.00 per month. sections on the Florida Coast, dollars. Phone 148 and a rtpreAN UNUSUAL OFFERING •orld. N o out meals. Reasonable rates. Small dwelling in te «r. Price $7,- Sample copy and rate card upon sentatlve will cnll and sec you. 000, easy terms. I. II. Hutchinson, Twenty-five Z U n c0 ,n IIoU 9erC(|UCaL_________ ________________ MORGANTOWN. \V. VA., people 123 W. 1st St., Phone 175. it “ own ----------------------HILTON’ S FOR R E N T : Rooms, furnished or TO REACH the prosperous farm are interested in Florida. F.aeh Beat and only available BUSINESS SITE at Luke JIARURU H1IOF 0f/,r Mly’5 C°3cc- unfurnished. Mrs. II. M. Ed­ r-rs and fern growers of Volus- of them through a classHied ad 22— Stile, Furn it tie « Tinker wards, Box 765. 1U1 Magnolia Ave. ia county advertise in the DeLand in the Morgantown POST. Six Monroe, fronting Dixit? Highway. Near railroad ’ *•> and SoniWe carry a (till line. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash cents a word for six consecutive 8 First Class Barbers F’ OR RF^NT: 3 unfurnished rooms, Our prices aro right. Cash or with order. Special Attention issues. ______ und loading station also new power plant of both upstairs. Garage, 1100 terms. We want your business Given T o Ladies and Children. •T'OAEE/t DEVELOPERS ATTENTION - THE MORNING JOURNAL is the West 1st St. Sanford Stove X Furniture Uu. Southern Utilities. aa<J, ^Mivblons the | accepted want ad medium In 321 E. First St. Pe nsacola is beginning greatest' development in Georgia’s Daytona (Fla.) One cent « word | ROOM FOR REN T: 1209 M agnol­ Orlando, Flu, ’ history; a half million dollar high- an Insertion. Minimum 2oc.______ 21— Lost, Found ia 1530-L3. References ex-t way to’ the gulf beach just finish- ADVERTISING get* results if it changed. -Notice Lake Monroe is sure to grow. On Deland Road detour, small cd; at '.wo million dollar bridge reaches potential buyers. I’aARCHITECT across Escambia Bay started; [ntkix Daily News is circulated in brown bag. If found notify P. LJ— For Sale, Acreage Investigate this today. quarter million dollar opera house ,1 (J irl(4ustrtnt nnd agricultural secW . Bremer, St. Petersburg, Fla., L “°l tolmetto Ave. First National Bank BWr. under construction; two millions tjon> ______ F’OIt S A L E : 40 acres rich, ham- General Delivery. Snnfnrd. ■Florida P rice a n d te rm s reasonable. being spent on highway; greatest rn ilx jT Y — The KS-D,ATor * U ^ T y mock land on Lake Harney. Will chance for live developers to get PALM BEACH COUNT i ■ • m25— Opticians, Jewelers radiator and consider any reasonable offer. Ad­ in on ground floor. Write Develscene of stupendous developll»tinnWr'f l' <:i COn* dress T. A. Newton, 1203 Irving H. C_ 1 V IELE, Jeweler. Watch, Kend about it in the Palm opnient Department. The I’ensament. 0. r. new cores St., N. U., W ashington, D.C. jewelery and clock repairing and Bench Post. Sample copy tent on cola News. engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag­ — request. IIIr a f c f *'orCle?.ninB all re17— For Sale, Houses nolia Avenue. Phone 4 12. TAMPA D A I L Y T IM E S , Tam pa. . H' •* ,r'. Radiator & 214 E. FIRST ST. ' “D St and firul R. I? R. I> FOR SALFt: Beautiful 10 room FTa. Thousands read the das- id REACH B U Y E R S or sellers of •(Jt ht. 2S— Plant, Seeds, Trees * Florida's Great F ’ lorida real estate advertise i> * sified pages of house on 13th St., Goldsboro, W. R. SMITH, MGR. “ w ord, the St. Petersburg Time*. One cen' \i Bunk, suitable for boarding house. Price JTEWART THE FLORIST” & ! ! ; « £ d .ily .i.0 c u . - n W hy waste your time run*,’ B.900,000, being or- S 1,000, $2,000 cai'h, balance terms. ............................. ........................................................................................................................R f l i a a s 1 Flowers i'or all occasions. Write for complete rate card. [Sundays. ning around looking fo r a J. Ft. M. c.o. Herald. 814 Myrtle. Phone 200-VV gocwl investment? Let 1 u^ show you how you ca n « in*, By GEORGE M cM AN U S vest your money and dodble PING UP FATH ER it in the next thirty or sijctx days. We have been in tha Pi'T G O L L Y * T H K T real estate business for y fa rs fSoUT mvC HG1ARD ^ L K IN ’ and are glnd to say we hnv« C E R tT A tN L 'l 1*3 W /y N ? c V t S r A L L - ,rH‘ O U T - IT the finest listings and the F U M tSY H A I R T O N I C best values ill the State o f r o L U a v p TT u ? mG K T ^ HER^ ■yC ™ _^ T O tS tC P E R t T H IN K . \ HA.D C .E T T E R Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE <G'T CW.CK H O M E ! ^ 4 ’ ^ Owners are urged to list their properties with us for W HERE r T bettur results und quick action MACkClO La j $ 10,000 Schulte’s Selected Listings SANFORD REALTY CO., Inc. g Elton J. Moughton Bodwell Realty Co., rMSO _ _ giffgri—^ Q O T tT- 01923 er Im v l F catuhe Scnvicr. Inc Wasting Time � 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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StrSOfL?} *■" *I»VJ _ G tw T.. north and _____ ________ _ Jucsday mora­ inic. Tuesday fnfr ami cooler; moderate to fresh shifting winds ... feicheflt Garden Land ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Man Shoots W ife, Then K ills S elf jef Against, o Exempt fith Incomes |)00 or Less, Intagc In [e Declares jsToGovcrnfointed Out In D Jersey Solon PORTSMOUTH, Va., Oct. ID. r-UP)— George W. W est, aged about 60, form er navy yard em­ ploye, lost night shot his wife through tho head while she sat reading a newspaper in their home, then w ent into the back yard and ended hia own life. Physicians snid Mrs. W est had a -fig h tin g chance” to recover. Motive of tho shooting was un­ known. W est roccntly wa:< retired be­ cause of disability and had com­ plained of troublo with his head. ■rtinvn were « There no witnesses to tho tragedy which was discovered when Mrs. W est was found un­ conscious on tho sidewalk in front of her home. Indications were she hnd managed to sta g ­ ger to the i>trcct before collap­ sing. SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1925. SECURITY PACT IS HAILED WITH JOY BY NATIONS British Ambassador Extends Congratulations to Streseman and Does Him Honor for Takinginitiative in Meet German Envoys Slip Quietl ylnto Berlin Hope Seen for New Relation­ ship Between Two Nations; Both Countries Optimistic Street Car H its Auto Killing Five LANSING, Mich.. Oct. 19.— — Five persons, including former State Representative George W. Long, of Pompei, tvere killed instantly when the automobile in wnich they were riding was struck by an inter­ urban car nt a crossing near hero late Sunday. Tho others killed were hia wife and three girls, tho daugh­ ters of Pompei friends Mr. Long was a member of tho minority group of fivo dem­ ocrats in 1923 legislature. OPERATORS WILL W ALK OUT AT 4 THIS AFTERNOON TRICE FIVE CENTS •’K y- m NUMBER 68. 11 * FROM REALTY SALES Work ToStart Soon VESSEL BURNED FOR SATURDAY On Swimming Pool ON WAY TO N. Y; Project In r Clyde Line Officials Bend­ Sanford R eally Company Dis­ poses Several Tracts For ing Every Effort to Find Total of $10,000; Henley Trace of Contractor ;Scveral B uys A creage for $10,000 People Receive Injuries Ship Is a Complete Wreck, Says O fficials Signed For JOINT MEETING Contracts the Construction Of ent Center THURSDAY W ILL InA mWusem estern Section Sanford Avenue Lot Purchased for $12,000 BE LOCAL AFFAIR Casino Included In Loss Estimated At Million Several Other Sanford Ave­ Inability of Woman’s Club andCommcrccCommltlceTo nue Lots Change Hands; and Half; Reports That 10 Lake Mary’ Property Sold Secure Out of Town Speak­ People Arc Missing Denied er Causes Change in Plans P lans Of Builders Work to B eginln N ear BERLIN, Oct. 19.—UP)— The While the $500,000 in realty JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 19.—UP) Future A s Final D e­ German delegation headed by I)r. —Clyde Lino officials todny were tran sfers reported in this city dur­ In connection with the joint co­ Hans Luther, thu chnncellor, and Local Officials Say Strike bending —........ every effort townrd find- ing Thursday and Friday of last operation dinner to bo held in tho tails Are Completed Gtm'.av Strescmnnn, tho foreign Will Not Affect Operation I n« »ome trace of William J. Law- week still stands out ns n record Woman’s*’ Club building Thursday in the locnl m arket, sales here to­ minister, reached Berlin from I.n1,, i n ..,iV n rJ u .rin tm C fltia it. | ' c*» Winthrop, Mass. contractor, night, under the nuspices of the Establishm ent of a swim ­ Igton , Oct. 19.— enrno Sunday. The ambassadors of i n»ir«nC? ! ^ I« ^ ,V ? j jwho is the only person missing in taling more than $124,000 reported W elfare Departm ent of tho Wo­ | ng opposition to Great Britain and France, the Bel­ Ulc Will Be Maintained He-Cjthe near disaster, which resulted Saturday to officials of the San­ man’s Club and the Hanford Chnm- ming pool, casino nnd amuse­ gium minister and other diplomats, in the destruction by fire of the ford Chnmber of Commerce are bor of Commerce, it was announced ment center in this city wns i for e x e m p tin g ns well as the members of the cab­ Sir nrnshin Comanche off Mayport taken ns indicative of the firm today by those in chnrge of tho assured todny, when it beIn connection with the walk-out . with incomes o f character of the increased activity arrangem ents, th at efforts to bring inet, greeted the returning.. delcga. of 2,000 telegraphers employed by Saturday night. enme known that R. W. Otter U from all ftnleral D elegates to Episcopalian tions at the station. Since it was the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad /The crew of the vessel nre to be in renl estate trading here. several noted persons from out of not known generally when the Compand, scheduled to become ef­ According to the figures submit­ lies was voiced Suntho city to address tho meeting of the Otter-Kelley Realty Convention a t New Orleans token on imard the liner Cherokee fective at l o'clock this nfternoon, train would arrive, there was r.o ted by the trade body today several hnd proved unavailing, nnd thut Company, of Sanford and cretary Mellon on td New York todny. The still Hear Speakers at Session public manifestation. local officers of the company s ta t­ smouldering hulk of the once beau­ denis of m ajor description were tile affair will he conducted as u New York City has complete^ meeting of th e In Observation o f E vent Lord, D’Abcrnon, the British ed late todny that little effect, oth­ tiful steamer lies anchored in tire consummated over the week end. strictly local enterprise. negotiations w ith a represen­ is and means c°m ambassador, a t the request of A um- er than the general inconvenience St. John's just south of this city The Sanford Realty Company is However, according to the an­ tative o f Irving Finchel and NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.—UP) ten Chamberinin, the British sec­ experienced over the entire system , while fishermen a t Mayport und authority for a report of the sale nouncement, egin consideration a number of promi­ —The sixteen hundredth annivers­ retary of foreign affairs, congrat­ will lie felt in Sanford. along the Atlantic coast nre keep­ of several pieces of acreuge for a nent local people will attend the Son, contractors of Coney Island, duction kill, for the creation of tho plant. ary of the council of Niccn wns ob­ total consideration of $40,000. Other than pointing to the fact result of »ucj> » served here Sunday afternoon in a ulated Chancellor Luther and Dr. that but a few men employed in ing a watch for possible bodies of These transactions included 80 banquet to spenk in the interest Stre3cmann on the success of the The contracts were signed today, persons, who might have lout their trfssury head <lcof n co-ordinnted effo rt on the part acres on Lake Lilly and a 17-acre of all local civic organizations, according to tho announcement, connection with the telegraphic lives. u be an enormous mass m eeting attended by dele­ conference. churches, educational and welfare and advertisements for tho prelim­ “ To the German government,” operation of the local yard and dis­ ,c to the government gates here for the triennial gene­ The Comnnche carried a crew of tract on Island Lake. patching offices are affected by ral convention of the P ro testan t W. T. Henley sold approximately interests in a concerted program inary concrete work were given els compensating ndhe said “ will alwaya be accorded 9-1. No authentic check hns been Episcopal Church. G.'t acres of nearby hammock land for securing proper recreational out. It is stated thnt these sub con­ the honor of taking the initiative the telegraphers’ agreement, the natter of policy, The R ight Rev. E thelbcrt T al­ which led to the Locarno negotia­ local men would say but little in made ns the ship's napers were de­ to Thomas Hollingsworth for $40,­ facilities for residents of Sanford tracts will be let within a short i to have every citizen bert, bishop of Bcthelhem and pre­ regard to the exact number of key stroyed in the fire and the only 000. This deal is nmong the num­ and the many tourists who will be­ time, and that actual work on tho tions.” .j hij country. pounders involved in the situation official list is in Now York, ber credited to the Sanford Realty gin to arrive here in a few week* project will commence immediate­ siding bishop of the church pre­ whero the crew signed on for tire A fter stating thnt Mr. Chnmber- here. Lat, addressed to Scn- sided over the service which was ly thereafter. , Co. for the w inter senson. lain regarded Locarno as the tu rn ­ ff.-oblican, New dcr- attended 1>>* hundreds of delegates. However, they indicated thnt voyage. Captain E. E. Curry of Tho pool and casino, which will A Chicago organization purchas­ the Comanche, however, snid he Among those who will be present rto su'h a suggestion The R ight Rev. Thomas F. Gail- ing point in European history, Lm’i'l movement of trains over the line as p art of an intensive buying will be representatives from the embrace all tho features of an up ken as an answer to or, bishop of Tennessee, and the D’Abcrnon voiced the hope thnt the from Jacksonville nnd Tampa will wns positive that every member ed, program of business properties, u Rotary (’lull, which stands behind to date amusement resort, will be of the crew wna saved. advanced recently by Right Rev. Irving P. Johnson, bis­ friendly relations begun between be continued uninterrupted, i It is 29-foot lot on Sanford Avenue the work of the Iloy Scout move­ erected on First Street, in what Injured Are Listed > Garner of Texas, hop of Colorado, were the speakers. tho German and British delegations1 shown that the line between these The Clyde Line hns furnished from C. D. Brock for $12,000, nnd ment in this comm unity; the Ki- is known ns St. Gertrude’s Addi­ irat cl the ways and Bishop Gniior, to his address e u ­ would mean a new relationship be­ points is the only section of the J . E. Jones of Montgomery, Ain., wnnis Club which recently launch­ tion between Avocado and Mangotween tho two nations. the following list injured: system controlled absolutely by Hite. logized the mem bers of the Nicenn is said to hnve acquired 101 feet ed a drive to bring the Y. M. C. A. stino Avenues. The pool nnd casi­ The extreme nationalist Deutsche ('apt. E. E. Curry, strained telegraphic communication. to increase the ex­ council for the p a rt they contribut­ no will be 640 feet long, accord­ on the same thoroughfare. An­ Tngeszeitung publishes an inter­ Trnin dispatchers arc not in­ left leg. An X-ray showed no other Sanford Avenue deni involv­ to Sanford; the newly organized ing to plans submitted by the pro­ single persons from ed to C hristianity. I,ions Club, sponsoring tho com­ bones were broken and he was re ­ view which its Locarno correspond­ cluded in the strike order. Hut a 00, and for married Tho m ass m eeting com m em orat­ ___ __ ___________ _____ motors of the enterprise, who state ing Mr. Hollingsworth is the re­ plete equipment of playgrounds , $2,500 to $5,000 ing the Nicenn council wns the out­ ent had with M. Brinnd, the French train dispatcher, even if he worked moved to the Cherokee, another ported purchase by him of a 29- here w ith"ail'amusement fnelilUvu, (th a t the entire development will bo [e which has the an­ standing event of today’s sessions foreign minister, who declared him­ a telegraph key himself, would Clyde Liner in port. Alfonzo Knngert, Hamburg, G er­ foot strip in the same neighbor­ the I’nrcnt-Tonchers organizations fully equipped with modern appli­ self so ontimistic about a peaceful need the help of a telegraph opera­ other democratic of the triennial convention. hood for $17,000. New owners of nnd the Woman's Club, which are ances, nnd will Ik* comparable to he conunittee is deMemorial services will be held in future thnt he finished by say­ tor a t wayside points to take or­ many. seaman passenger, m inor these properties all state th n t they vitally interested in the progress of such bathing resorts as Pepp’u Pool frecturo of the skull. ing in German: "Together you und ders for train crews, necessary in ve 3,000,000 tax pay- both the house o f deputies ami Joseph Jacobus, fil i Elm Street, contemplate construction of busi­ tile city from a standpoint of wel­ a t Dayton* and othur beach plnnts. In | cries. house of bishops today for the late I, you as a German nationalist, I ne safe nnd orderly operation. Tho casino to be constructed in Arlington, N. J., fractured left ness building on their land in the fare betterm ent work; and the a French democrat, will organize a ! treasury will favor Right Rev. Frederick Burgess, bis­ prrty of Isicam ists. You will sec event the men walk out, veterans Idp. near future. Tourist and Entertainm ent Com­ connection with the swimming pool in the Const Line service—men I personal exemptions hop of Lang Island, who died last The Lake M ary Development mittee of the ('handier of Com­ will, it ir polnted OUl, include every John M. Hush, Poughkeepsie, N. th at wo will nchievc actual peace who worked tho telegraph instru­ I that nadc known. Its cn-we°k. Company, interested in the Crys­ merce, engaged in furnishing diver­ vnriety of popular am usem ent con­ urope nnd eventually renounce ments in their younger days—will Y., fractured lefi shoulder. The Rev. Dr. E rnest W. Stires, however, will bo cessions, a Rotisserio restaurant,’ tal Lake Shores property near sion for winter visitors. Mrs. A. F. Ford, 54 Spruce esort • • * bop back to the key to help traffic oi New Y ork, presiding officer o f T,L’f 01 to n rm s/' •••*• • ’cwmnittw’.a t tho commodious rent rooms, nnd num­ Lake M ary, announced that it hud The purpose of the meeting Street, Burlington, V., slight con­ moving. kwrlngs Monday nft- the house of deputies nnd Bishop disposed of residential sites in that Thursday as announced, will bo an erous other features. W ith tho in­ John L. Cobbs, Jr., director of tusion on the head. Coadjutor-elect of Long Island, subdivision am ounting to $15,000. effort to merge t he vnrious recre­ tention of acquiring high class a t­ II. Eros. 11'! Riverside Avenue public relations of the Atlantic reductions in the will shortly be consecrated bishop In m aking this announcement it ational enterprises, as pursued by traction:', P at Casey, metropoli­ Lindhurst. N. d.. crushed chest. Const Line, declared in n statem ent ties applying to the of that diocese. wns stated that a building pro­ the different agencies in the city, tan booking agent, has been engngMrs. Phil S. Howes, Montpelier, sent out from Wilmington, N. C., Its, increases in exDr. S tires, n t the insistence of gram on the project has begun into one concerted effort, for the cd by the m anagement to secure Vt., injuries to lower limbs. general headquarters of the* com­ ktrhaps both, are ex­ members of his diocese, chnnged Joseph Wilder, negro, Charles­ which will furnish a number of de­ expedition of the whole work. It is the entertainm ent features for tho pany, th a t tho strike was in direct pit from the cominit- his plans to atten d the funeral of ton, steerage passenger, minor in­ sirable homes, all of which nre thought that by broadening the establishm ent, which will include violation of the law. Three mem­ Reproscntati/e Bishop Burgess, heeding their su g ­ Said to cost $4,000. sphere of the various concentrated all amusem ent concessions and juries. bers of the Railroad Labor Board New Jersey, one of gestion th a t his work here m ust Jn connection with its first have been in Wilmington trying *o movements here in this mnnncr, specinl nctfi from the vaudevillo Injuries] in Lifeboat (Republican members have firs t calk He telegraphed autumnal meeting of the yenr, the the entire program may be accom­ houses. Tin* D > were injured when a bring ubout a settlem ent. Two ittee, yesterday pro- his reg ret n t not being able to be Cambcll-Lossing Post of the representatives of the Department lifeboat was crushed between tho plished will) greater euse and ra ­ Irving Finchel nnd Son, who wiH ugjestir.g increasing present a t the services today. American Legion will hold a ban­ of Labor were sent from Washing­ Reaper, Texas Oil Company tank­ pidity. erect the plant, are nrominont con­ p for single persons quet a t the Seminole Cafe a t 8 ton, but they also failed to help er, which went to the assistance of An excellent menu has been pre­ tractors of Coney Island who have t for married p:rsons o'clock Wednesday evening, Oct. adjust the differences. The tele­ tho Comanche when S. O. S. calls pared for the occasion, it is an­ been engaged in the construction alio proposed a cut 21, according to an announcement graphers want a pay increase oi were s e ri out. A rcavy swell was nounced and will lie served by of such enterprise** ns is planned rates «n incomes of made today. hero for the past 30 years. The members of the Womnn’s club. seven cents an hour and a two rolling against the stern of the Co­ ps from t*o to one Full attendance of the members weeks annual vacation with pay. greater part of their operations, it manche, catching the little open A special meeting of tho Sanford Final details of the entertain­ I incomes bttwwn $1,at this dinner is urged by the of­ boat. "In the event of u walkout," said fM from (our to two C hapter of the Women's Christian ment are complete, nnd include is said, hns been confined to ^ tho ficers of the post who point out the company’s statement issued by Fifteen persons in the boat were Temperance Union will la* held at concert music by the Sanford City island reuirt center of New York. on incomes between th at detailed plans will lie com­ Mr. Cobb, “ the Atlantic Coast Line thrown into the ocean. They were No announcement regarding tho the Congregational Church in this Hand, vocal selections by the cho­ IJ.IKM from lit to four pleted nt that time for the cele­ NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The bration to be conducted by the will make every effort to provide picked up by the auxiliary schoon­ City on Thursday a t which time a rus of the club, nnd other novel estimated cost of the project wus ___ _pre.i- disclosed at this time, but Mr. Ot­ Foundation has re­ Legion in Sanford on Armistice uninterrupted service to the pub­ er Meta, tho pilot boat at May- number of state and district offi- features. Edward Higgins, pttce will not p t ivjrn American port. cers of the organization will nd-lidcnt of the local trade body1, will ter states that the price will run lic." work on the muvir» cently been notified by n wide vn- Day. . The Comanche, abandoned be­ dress local members and others in­ fficiate ns to astm aster according well into six figures. Plans of tho two weeks of public , -..v netty of organizations th a t nt nnIt is the plan of the I.egionaires, tween 8 and 9 o'clock when pas­ terested in the work. This an­ to tiie plans, which have been a r ­ enterprise call for completion of ring which alt persons'nual conventions or special mcct- according to I,. C. Bcbout, secre­ Lobster Pirates Are sengers bad been removed, started nouncement was made this morn­ ranged by a joint committee, in the work some time a fte r the first i ruviuon of tiie iawlings tielcl w ithin p ast few months tary to provide an attractive pro­ northeast, and by day­ ing by officers of the society who charge of Mrs. W. L. Henley, of the year, ho says. Active in New Jersey drifting action hns been taken regarding gram for the holiday as a measure break this morning haddrifted have completed arrangem ents for|chairm nn of the W elfare Depart­ I Ready in Orrcmbrr the World C ourt—in some cases of inducements to remain in the 23 milce north to a point near ment of tin* Woman’s Club, und J. the affair. kfc is expected to j*.'indorsing the C ourt and in others city. Tentative features suggest­ HIGHLANDS. N. J.. Oct. 19.— Ftrnandinn. Among the speakers engaged for Ci. Dali, chairman of the Tourist Mentation to the hou.H' s|n' c a l l i n g fob a record vole ed for the occasion incluilo a pa­ (/p)—Lobster bootleggers nre ac­ Is Complete Wreck the meeting arc Mrs. Ella Parker and Entertainm ent Committee of -'u meets in [krrmig'fjnf the Senate on the Court early rade in the morning, boat races tive off the New- Jersey const. Ly­ Sho was followed by the Tug of St. Cloud, state vice-president, the Chamber of Commerce. tkC'bill by that body I'n the session which begins next early afternoon; football game ing outside the three-mile limit of A. II. P otter, Cnptnin E. S. Davis hri .tmaa holidays m December. late afternoon; special war mov­ state juridiction, they buy ".shortV in command, but the tug wns not who "ill talk on “Christian Citi­ zenship;” her husband, who is the J final enactment- of The action of these organiza­ ing picture nt Milanc Theatre; ami smuggle their contraband aide «f «a to get a tow line on the Methodist m inister nt St. Cloud, M ethodists I* r e v a i \ Payments 0f the new tions, since it is universally bipar­ fireworks display early evening ashore to resorts and even to tire Comanche 8 o’clock thia nnd Mrs. Belle Avery, of T aft, who *'■ is predicted. tisan ami non-political, is of special and dance a t the City Hall late larger cities. A “short” is a lob- morning. Theuntil TALLAHASSEE, Oat. 19.—UP) Comanche, Captain is Die district president of the so­ A t S tate School For interest in viuw of the Senate’s evening. t ,r measuring teas Hum four and j ' sai(1> vvni, n com„|„te wreck. —Two hundred nnd ninety seven (Jirls, Record Shows I r l l S. T ! afy ciety. agreem ent to begin consideration Such a program, it is pointed (lllC-C fM«e* dated October 7, applicants, hailing from virtually woodwork burned, framework of the Court on December 17 next, out, will mean much to Sanford Rev. Parker, it is announced, will every sta te in tho Union, were ex­ twisted nnd superstructure down. the meeting on tho subject and also in view of President Cool- from a publicity standpoint, nnd This traffic has reduced tho av­ TALLAHASSEE. Fin., Oct. 19. amined for license to practice med­ The vessel, still smoking henv- address 0 * J * k might he idge’a reported intention to call it is hoped thnt every Legion man erage weight of the lobster caught of “ Law Enforcement.’’ Ho is said —Four hundred and fifty four of icine in Florida a t the semi-annuul ily, attracted thousands an she ................ turn out for the affair nnd in these wuters from five pounds proceeded past Mayport up tho to In* a speaker of ability, who ser­ the 1,318 students nt Florida State meeting of the State Bourd of mlYiLW"* lhat ^ for Senate action on the Court will Atuf ,e m amending next December. ved years as county judge and as assist in the accumulation of sug- to one.' St. Johns river late todny. The prosecuting attorney in Kansas, College for Women have a prefer­ Medicul Exam iners, which held :t ence for the Methodist church, ac­ two-day meeting here. Thcse organizations, with a wide gestion.1 for Armistice Day. W K °.rmw”tm.Pv'" uuU remains of the once beautiful ship before coming to this Htute. thi,... r variety of business, professional cording to a religious census taken CLOSE NECK IN CHURCH were beached on tho banks of tho . W o n is your niul social interests represented, The clnss, according to Dr. W, a t th at institution. VIENNA, Oct. 10.—(/P)—In sev­ According to the locul officers, St. Johns, several miles below the n, ' 11 Pr«bably casts form an excellent cross-section of Whiddon And Hodges M. Mowlctt, of Tampir, secretary eral Jewish synagogues notices city, where it will remain until detailed plans have been completed Baptists run a close second in the board, wai» one of the larg­ American life. The action taken for the affair, which, it is hoped thu census, with 323, nnd he Pres of Realty Field have apocnrecl stating that women an examination will be made. c-incomes up to $5,- on the Court is the more im portant Enter est ever facing a state medical body She was valued a t $1,500,000 will be one of the best promotion bytcriani' arc third, with 265. rrnment receives because a g reat many of these or­ As Laney Buys Plant will be admitted to services only in tho United States. I meetings held by the local organi­ if they wear dresses clot'-’d a t the (Continued on rag e Three.) There mu 136 Episcopalians in the i n f ' 1 ^crefore, it ganizations usunlly avoid consid­ Twenty applicants, tho secretary zation. neck, 0,. brut of economy eration of subjects outside the par­ the college tjnd 44 Catholics. said, were refused examination Bale of the Whiddon nnd Hodges The full program of the meeting, ;mtnt’n Standpoint Following arc the othur religions because they did not measure up dry denning plant a t 110 East Sec­ as announced thia morning is giv­ represented: nct incomes of $5,000 ticular purposes of their group. to the standard nought by the ond S treet to E. H. Laney, who en ns follows: board, improper credentials having Christian, 28; C hristian Science. ptimnto will assume charge of the estab­ Song, "Onward Christian Sol­ 23; Congregntionalist. 13; Luther- I been presented. If S h*10 1°SS of October B rings Snow, lishment under the name of the diers." If 3 °°°W ) by the The qualifications for n medical mis, 5; Seventh Day Adventists, 2; Rain and Cold to W est Iotncy Dry Cleaning Company, Welcome of Congregational Church of Christ, Mormon, Nasa- examination in Florida arc exceed­ ha-c.j a sW » t i o n is wa:i announced here Saturday. on tho elitninai n o xv t p i r s Oct 19 —UP)—’ in the lant few years, nnd the find- Church, Mrs. Jennie Munson. reno, Reform, St. Jo h n ’s, St. Paul’s ingly stringent, Secretary Rowlett Ux Mr. Laney, it is stated, has had ‘• ’j on net incomes of CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—(A1)—Octo­ Welcome to City, John G. Leon- and Univcrsulist, 1. stated. Abiong tho prime nccmal- £ ' * ?ho* knew » « • *it.* • ^ as I •:l i i wilhout extend­ bers reputation as a month of in­ 10* y e n r^ 'Jxrwjrienco in th . . ! « • ardy. tiet', he said, are those requiring a There arc nine Jewo, nnd nine Mr? \ Vlu ra .?i,!.<.. iJ.tr,,., I r !np^ on tu taxpayers dolent, sunshine and placid autum n ing nnd pressing business before | body Dr. Cipes, who examined the Heading of Scripture, Rev. T. J. others havu no preference at ull student to Us a ntembsr of a grad­ this city. He will peri„ent Philadelphia society matron rJ H waV'l It w'ould beauty has gone by tho boards this oming to found late yestcr- Nixon. uate class at college, and to attend in regard to religion. nd Mary Davis, L n ?Utahle to raise the year. Instead of a intermezzo, has sonally supe,.ri„u.„,t . 1. « ■ » * " „ : S . Ca " wC o S f Prayer, Dr. Arm strong. a literary school. police a t that time l5ijfm‘Pa>;CTa havinK in- come tho discordant notes of tho work. Address "C hristian Citizonsiup” Whiddon and- Hodges to nnnourH. ma > . . ' N ina Wilcox Putnam temnest driving snow and rain and The firm of - ..........—....... ... Surgeon A. F.u. ' -t' agner ,|pnth was prob he believed heart trouble from Mrs. Ella Parker. Ee „o» .'LoOO $T(i)i Cand “ \M n0t To Cogitate to tax, cold into a shivering middle and has been retained intact but will ably due S alcoholism He said he which Mrs. Biddle had suffered, Vocal Solo, Selected, Mrs. P . It. Is Robbed Of $6,000 Martin I to . tlcom»* in excess far west. Death even has lurked engngo solely in real cstnte opera­ would not enter that cause official-, was tho.cnuso of death. Fry.’ Over Case of Sheriff in the sw irling snow flukes*, h ar­ tions, according to the announce­ Police Find Liquor 1 ,rxamplc« il Reading of the Resolutions pussuntil a , |y In accords, however, WEST PALM BEACH. Oct. 19. * ”n “ msn with bingers of bleak w inter d a y s .. ment. The members have ah*i re­ Police detectives declared they ed by the Sanford Union, Mrs. TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 19.—UP)— —CV)— Police in West Palm Beach tained office space at their old chemical analysis of the stomach found two bottles containing what Belle Avery. th rn * ,0‘,° und ta tax Governor M artin will "eogitnt^" and vital organs hnd been com and I^ike Wortii were today vain­ lncome of 15,100 Second Street address, • they believed liquor, in Mrs. Bid­ Song, "Ribbon W hite.” Many Orders Causing for n day or two over the case of pleted. . . , . ly nt work on tho task of appre­ dle’s apartm ent Saturday. , K n li .f XCe*!’ of *1-000Address, "Law Enforcement," Found in Apartment hending five men. who are said to Sheriff Henry Chase of Dude Ptian f “ Rtrninht Dr. W agner exnreiiied belief H on au taxpayers Market Prices to Rise Constitutionality Of Mrs. Biddle was found dead in that bruises discovered on the body Rev. Parker. have staged a daring holdup on Veoisnty before deciding a* to Benediction. • h estimated that her apartm ent here >'islL| . j Ocean Boulevard early yesterday whether or not the sheriff be rnVolstead Aet Upheld Bruises discovered on the bod> led were caused when sho fell or roll­ r«»«-*nue has*, on l92£ o t h e r * y P R/Ku ° - l- 19.—UP)—Anin which Nina Wilcox Putnam , not­ mored from office, the executive ed off the bed shortly before she nstcod of ---------The - •°°< °,f buying orders si.vept $33,000,000 Trucks Collide, K illing polico to open an *"*«*"?,att'“n died. ed writer who has a w inter homo announced this morning. *57,000,000. governor’s stutentent came fol­ WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.—W — which wan speeded up when detcc n J !i ! »tock today bringin Delray, lost jewels, papers and Mr. Biddle, who has been living One and Injuring 11 Tho constitutionality of the Vol­ lives reported they hn.l difficu t> lowing a hearing, which on request cash aggregating $6,000. whirhb 1 a *h arL’ raUy in at a Hollywood hotel, opart from of Chase’s attorneys, was opened stead Act again wus upheld frs rl’s s ia n g o o d s gathering any information from in SnMh h I r rcarm e* thS collapM ia ^ his wife, came to Mrs. Biddles iinni hour. Last Saturdray’s trad- its provisions discussed in detail occupants and attaches o to the public. MIAMI, Oct. 19.—(ft*)—One man . 0 apartm ent with the ciictor who ing again wa M arkets today by the Supreme Court. * wus killed and 11 h u rt when a r cen ’ 9--~JA»)_More was called a fte r her body had been Pelts from tho year 1924 brought Mot* formal opinion in the Druggab ‘S i S p ; m .r,.n t to tota* later to his hn- ;ruck loaded >sith workman crash$350,90(1 on the oiit-of-wtato m ar­ case from Chicago on which an ap- in«m Deputy District Attorney Har found but returnediol«;. CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—UP)_Whont d into a light truck in Coral Gab"?. W T i» W I Id . police were tol.I, ’ jktectiv detectives npenl » . l lby . — »>._ .I.’. f a n r l n n t T ket. One trapper alone furnished the defendant reO C C n tly " ' 0 * iolciU Nearly 60 pnvisannouiic Mr*, j were endeavoring to locate the lies thin m orning. The dead intin is December 140V* m I461i; May, to a commercial pelt buyer 7,000 I lh« tot#!* dismissed, wns made the occuhu 1434 to 113%; Corn, December, .. amount of C. J. Lawrence, a carpenter, driv­ Iduruijj .tow told d»y Dr. ‘ y;, (J tb-t she sportamnn to effllst his aw in 70 tu 70%; Oats, Dcccn'bcr. 39%. coon plet WA1 •ln n T 1. . Rnton—iConstruction of for the court’s redefinitioni of >_ er qf tho lighter machine, . Anivticai support of the vrlidlty of the 5 & here. t5 ot law. SERVICE HELD ON ANNIVERSARY OF NICE AN COUNCIL EV m ,V " I Legionaires W i l l Hold Banquet H ere W ednesday N ight Sanford C hapter Of W.C.T.U. Will Hold M eeting Thursday A m erican Soeiety Gets E ndorsem ent Of N ational Bodies Large Class T akes Exams For M edical Practice'L i c e n s e s v“oro ,o «*»«* Philadelphia Society M atron Found Dead Sunday But Facts Are Witheld I I �17, 1925. THE SANFORD Irish Parents W ould Take Language From AllSchoolCurriculums » DUBLIN, Oct. 17.—W )— The Technical Committco of County Mnvo lm3 reduced from G70 to 400 pound* the money provided for thn teaching of the Irish language, and forecasts a further reduction next year. Monsignor D’Alton who intro­ duced the motion said t i n t he knows mothers who hreaten to withdraw their children from s.hool if the teaching of Irish is n. • dropped. He declared that the spoken lnnguago is losing ground, PVOn in dk'.ricts where it was gen­ erally spoken till com paratively recently. The government recognizes this, hut thinks it regrettable, and is taking steps in ell directions to remedy it. Irish is now made u rompul-nr/ subject in the primary F ast Action in F ifth World Series Conflict % Soldiers Stand Good Chance To A venge D efeat o f 1921; Yale Meets Pennsylvania In Another Eastern Headliner • S '- / k . v Center Hill—Tentative plans un­ der way for constructing $100,000 Oak Terrace Hotel. .. is ' M l sS** --.n ger from Princeton. L ast year the J men of “Old N assau” won by only 17 to 14, nnd Jack Owsley, form­ erly assistant to Tad Jones a t Ynle, expects a different verdict Want one Salesman who Is in the fray to come although the ■<+4.W, Tiger has not been compelled to not afraid of prosperity. bare its clnws in the early gomes. Must he nn experienced Ilarvnrd, a mennee to E astern championship clnimnnts for tho man. This is a highly first time in several years by its remunerative position that G8-0 conquest- of Little Midillebury last week, faces the severe test of There was fast action n t the end of til * ‘evonlli inning i i tin* fifth v.- rid cri game when ^Imldy Uuel is permanent w ith a large its early season in n figliting Holy peg to Third Boioman Blunge caught t^uyicr, Pirnto rii lit fi< !.!• •. t tl third k. Blucge was hack i corporation that is doing Cross eleven. L ast year th e Crim­ th" game a fter two da ■ . lily v'.tli a bump o n I.; skull and a cvere headache. son won, 12 to 0, nnd in 1923 m an­ big things. Sec Manager. aged to eke out a conquest by a .‘1115 1st. N a t. Ilk. Illdg. be­ mere six points. Eddie Tryon will lond his Col­ tween 9 and 12 m ornings. gate w nrriors against LeFaycttc. Tryon has amar.Scd an imposing | At Birmingham—Alabama vt total of points, scoring four touch­ Scv/nnct). downs in 22 m inutes a week ago, At Dnlli.’ —Toxin vi. Auburn. when Colgate defeated Snint BonnA t A tlanta—Georgia Tech vs, venture, 49 to 0. Florida. SEATTLE. Oct. JG.—(/PI—The LnFuyctte’s victory on th a t day At Auguf/n. (ia.—Georgia vs, I'n ■i r. ill of Wa hiiigton and wns fully ns impresivc, a 40 to U Furman. m argin over W ashington College. At l.exingt «.'i. In-.— Kcnluiky v . ( idiloinia, unman h-s of tho north There are, several inter-sectional r.::d smith on the Pacific Coast Washinglmi •• . games of calibre, a tusslo of great At \V.« •lingjon— Maryland \ , football field, have each won four Constructed by masters, to importance being th a t of Columbia and Ohio Stato. a t Columbus. games and two have been tied. The battle disasters. Dunlop is Syracuse U niversity faros Indin. ew Orlenn — Tulano o’eare it wish of the Husky heart na a t Indianapolis, Penn Slate thi< i- i,, ,j, f. the Golden best in every way and built in nnd M arietta lock nt S tate colic: , the U. S. A. Pa., nnd Georgetown m eets Detroit Virginia University nt D etroit. mre California renewed iuc relations lias Washington N otre Dnme’H eleven carried and an h mi 'dili' to tiium ph. Enoch W. kicked th eir football across tic. Wushini '",ii i <ach, who continent Inst season for the na George- a' i I. .crett high school built a tional championship, if there i ! "• that won national clmmpiimsuch nn honor in the gridiron I-i. Col. i- i ■ liii fitli year of trying games. They defeated all oponen 1 di H California. Last year ids the ‘Four Horsemen," Ktuhdtchcr, none i inooga in D • closing minutes made M iller, Crowley nnd Layden cutting through every m unner of defea te. ne.t'ui reaches farther Tho new Notre Dame bnckfield has carried on tills year, invei ping than u uni this season, through Hnylor University from ■ University of NcbrasTexas, by nn overwhelming con. "•n, October 17. The toppling Lombard G9 to 0 and out­ V behind Stanford here playing Beloit 19 to :i. Arniy’rt bnckfield is itrong an I hat the veterans in tho noldiers have a solid line. I.a i could take care ofi season N otre Dame won by Dl to I’.i .'shnw concentrat7, but its green team is faring a and kicking. hnrd struggle, a fact which much K nutc Roekne admits freely. Lending E astern tennis matched for tomorrow and the results of Evenin'; Business Class the 1924 contests folow: Notre Damo Dl, Army 7. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Ai Unitinv'r:'- .l.,hns llopl.in Mi «. Merle, Mrs. Maxwell. Yale-Pennsvlvunin, no game, \ I!ii haired Princeton 17, Navy 14. Every Montlav, Wednesday At Little I!-, k- little Rack \ Drive In H arvard 12, Holy Cross 0. a n d I rid a v E v e n in g 7 & 9 Elm nnd 1st St. ' loscliiia. R utgers 10, Cornell 0. I’hone 4 17-W. Sanford, Fla. B"ginn? rs may enter r.t any At .Mi uni --Miami v.->. Tt m \1 C olgate-I.aFaj cite, no game. time \ iioin. W. and J. 10, Carnegie o. At • 1 ulc boi, 55. (' Th" ( it,aPittsburgh-Got)} burg, no ganv . th I vs. V-wberry. Durtniouth-Maiiie, no game. At Itiihmoml—William, M.n y v > Brown-Bates, no game. 11mmin 11ill M. At Mobile —Spring Iiill vs MARTIN CVNNCVr ATTEND Marion. At Solemn—Roanoke vs. ( on TALLAHASSEE, Oct. I d —(V) —Govt no.r Martin announci d to . '>rd. At Birmingham: Birmingham lay that lie v. iuiM lint lie able i, ,\i Maryville — Maryville v KilvMu* Lawn and GplfCoursd Birmingham Southern 2.r», Mi da- attend th" I Diversity of Florid i ■ippi College 25. ■ Also Peas for, At Wc t fnini • cr lit orgin ’i ■• 11 foot I l| id .......... At College Station, T exas: Tex­ played in Atlanta Hnluiduy. v.i. W. iMarylaml. as A. & M. 7, H. M. U. tt. A I ,>r:i Minig — At Westerville: Cincinnati Uni­ MIAMI All deli tivci sergeant II i.,ir den Syd. I.)u>ting and Insecticides,•* versity «, Oltcrbcin i). At .1,*I<11m City ''liard-boilcd." G. C. Will, At Jacksonville* RollLnii Fre h- ainr e1hinot tiu.a v . Milligan. hold ih.it po-t here . l ’h o n c 2 IS V J Jnan 7, i'lotidit Alililary Academy re. i ol, Ivwho In cried the exliortalioii ,,i ihe Saviour ami t< . into hi loom k il g o r e s e e d *v * „ At Columbia: South Carolina 0. a 'Hireling lad. Ill |„,v. Ridiltv D T oday’s Games JUST ARRIVED WTO«SJ Florida Seed. English fall planting. Materials At Lakeland: High R», Palnulto 0. At Bowling Green, tildo: Rowl­ ing Green 0, Capital 0. At College Station: Texas A. L M. 7. Southern Mcthodi-t Univer­ sity 0. At Tucson, Arix.: Univer.dly of Utah 9, University of Arizona u At Bat. Mil.. \, . \ r| (idlcge 0, Cr II ge „f n .. , At Arkiidrlphia: Arkan: .c r. a !,. 10, Henderson Brown . W. II. LONG OUH SALKS VORCK AH|j R*, W e G u n rn n tc e S n ll,f nr',, P ro p e rtjr y ou m i n t not,I— 1, |, . „ ALLEN MEAT MARKET gieait Wilkne-mi tint, him to In A N D BRp 110 K. S eco n d S tre e t, Sanford, Fall is here­ in our store When the leaves begin to fall, men’* thoughts naturally turn to the brisk weather to cone. Pine Cr LOTS For we know we can sat­ isfy you because of their style, and fit, and Warranty—, /ot £ Button; fl£Q a Rif.%' A few choice ones left. ' §250.00 to §500.00 : W orth Twice This Price Original purchasers o f Pine Crest lots their money. W oodruff & W atson 210 E. F irst St Realtors, T h e entire industry’s pro­ duction of m otor trucks in­ creased 23 per cent during th e firs t eig h t m o n th s of 1925. G raham B rothers T ru c k s in the same period increased 105 per cent! \ A m agnificent tribute to Graham Brothers policy of m ax im u m value at m in i­ m um co st. M on Chassis, §1120. 1 •// (on chassis, §1105, Delivered, I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS i PHONE 3 ' i’f ’fit * uiluotn, 5 in grove 5 in timiter. 4 ad. §3,500.00. §2,00(1.00 cash. own home. Clenrwnf.T New | ,. , m anufacturing fdunt being <, ti etrujityql oq J’ark S l r c t . ATAUCTION' „ co. I'ranks, H, had l« m •l,--,-i t--.I hy h father, and l< it nlon.. m ilu- w.ul.l Me had lliail.lgi <1 In , !’, mil |u lug by w iling nnpci When It. clinic into (ho poiuc .inti,I,, v, th at a hi.in li.-id alniM .1 hiin, . ■ lr t l * va iCoast Teams Will 'Attempt To B reak Tie In Grid B attles I Football R esulls .Woffurd 0. A N D , .BRp U W e a r e p e r m a n e n tly lo rn tr.i |„ , Fall Is here, in our store, mm*. And we hare chosen only those goods that will give you lasting satisfaction, like—for instance—Dutchess Trousers, rv.v tf8j£ C adets D rop Canto To Rollins R a t s By Score of 7 To 0 ALLEN IS ntnle A u c tio n Unit*. HO ' ’ uir.ird Avi’. Sanford, H a Try Smith's Barber Shop for Rood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next lo ,V aldez. 187 acres one mile and half from business i w onderful fo r subdivision. P ri 000 cash, balance one, two, three and four a. 11tinmi r, f. lots fronting on Dixie Highway 7,01)0.01). ..Terms to suit, . l ’l UVIS & WII.COX ' S O L D 'B Y .D O D G E B R O T H S d e a l e r s E V E R Y W tilb H acres near Country Club on hard road $500.00 per acre, good terms, t i . ssu.it*. I- n* * ,,lunty>Pr*ce fight. Inquire of this wow m i land. , ; P h on e 7 0 2 V ald ez Buildi �iithe PAGE TWO sAW Q R P H in l^iM Q y ro A t/O ^giL lgrJ g ^ WE HAVE BUYERS B ETTER BUYS For Homes. $2700 1 Lot in San Lanta, Eastern exposure, for quick sale.................... $1750 1 Lot Evans Terrace, Southern exposure, a pick up a t................. Several lots in the city at considerably iess than market value 21 acres juBt outside city lim its near big developments, if subdivided would bring at least 5 tim es the price asked. If you have any houses for sale bring me your listings custom ers for houses right now. 1 Lot, Rose Court................................„$2250.uu 1 Lot, Magnolia...................................... $2250.00 2 Lots, Oak, 1 corner........................... $5000.00 3 Lots, Maple, each................................$1250.00 60 a cres................................................... $9000.00 1000 acres 3 miles lake front at $3.50 acre What have you? Furnished or unfurnished. your place for you. Cold Storage Plant, half city block, French A ve. T£rms. 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per acre. Term s. N ice House and 20 acres celery farm . $40,000. Good terms B usiness and Residence lots on F irst Street Extension. Lot on Oak between 11th and 12th. $2,000. Good terms. Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. E asy term s. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS ReaUEstate and Investm ents. Phone 743 203-205 Meisch Building A creage Homes The Davey-Winston O rganization Inc, Smith & Rawlins R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor Farm s 212 Mngnolia Ave. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BROKERS Phone 367. Masonic Building------ Phone 707 INVESTM ENTS LIST YOUR PRO PER TY WITH US KARL J. SCHULTZ BUY YOUR HOM E-N O W ! One houBe completely furnished on Sanford Avenue opposite Rose Court containing 5 rooms and bath, garage, beautiful lawn and shade trees. Term s Vi cash and the balance like rent. In Rose Court one, two-»tory house beautifully furnished on the corner of Sanford Ave., and Hughey Street priced considerably below the market. Sec us quick about this. Part cash and terms to suit the purchaser. Five blocks from First Street on Myrtle Avenue, one, two-story house con­ taining 7 rooms garage and shade trees. If you are looking for a house close in this is hard to beat at the present price. Part cash and terms. COLCLOUGII REALTY COMPANY 311>Flrst National Ilnnk Bldg. SANFOItl), FLORIDA R EAL ESTATE Phone 7.1 1st National Bank Bldg. With offices in New York City and various other citiel over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop] erty to northern firms desirious of investing in pro^rtj in this locality. If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, et| kindly communicate with us. Phone 744 21 feet on Sanford Avenue, between First and Second St., at $700.00 per front foot. 39 acres, Beardall Avenue^ of which 27 acres are tiled. This farm is fully equipped and can be bought at a bargain. FULTON, INC. REAL ESTATE Lot 25, Rose Court. 75xlG0, Eastern ex­ posure. $2,500. Term s. Developers Seminole Hotel Brokers Promote INSURANCE THE ADS ON THIS PAGE- THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY Manager Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer DUBOSE & HOLLER REALTORS Established 1010 LOANS------ INSURANCE CITY PRO P ERTY------FA RMS Office 116 Merri w ether Building —can be classed as so many sales­ men, displaying their wares to ten thousand prospective, eager-toknow buyers every day. SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL BARGAIN -SUBDIVISIONS 1. A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Road. 2. N ortheast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue. One 6 room houst house, modern, bath with screened porches, beautiful lawn, flowers,tr bery. For sale together or separately. Values Just In Their Infancy 2 lots and 8 room modern house, on corner, fronting east and south, First Street 127V** feet, depth 132 ft. House rented for $65 per mo refused $12,500. Fort short time $13,000, one third cash and balance in three years. Five acres ami living quarters, ju st off th e Orlando road about five Sanford, few days only, at $1600. Between Palmetto and Magnolia, one one facing Spurling. $1,650.00 each. Just out of Sanford City limits, .east front on Sanford Ave., lot wit house, also lot immediately behind same fronting on Palmetto, all f ami $25 per month. Total $3,000. All properties subject to prior sale. FIRST STREET EXTENSION BRYANT & HATHAWAY Lot 13 in Block A. facing Chapman Ave, restricted. $170.00 per front foot. BAYARI) REALTY COMPANY Real E state— Investm ents 116 South Park Ave, ATTENTION OWNERS Facing Lee and 31 and 32 facing San Juan per front foot. Liberal terms on all. HAVE YOU NOTICED m a t the h a st bulkhead is completed ano that First Strr ginning at Sanford Avenue. Well w e h ave s o n nf n owners have reluctlantly placed the beat of this nroner to improve their cash position. Investigate this offer Wo have a diet s ta rt a new busines; FIRST STREET One block fronting, 130 ft on First Street Un.mi Street. $800 per front foot, Vi cash, 5 Vi, binder. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY L. SUMMONS, Sales Mgr, Phone 117 SEMINOLE HOULEVARn 300 feet on Cypress, fronting 100 fee to n the Boulm property is offered at $275 per front foot rm r , , Sanford Avenue l block W est, has, we Understand I n The owners are sacrificing on the eve of tLr. ___ ! ‘ ? l! Phone 708-709 F. H. SCRUGGS, M g ,,* �HERAt.n,MoW. O c S i u j . Series’ C BfOTICM Full POLIOA . Ridden By Rtfbfiifs (Continued 'from'*T ap e Onb) - WELLINGTON. \NcW Zealand, i. Thr* cargo Oct. l«|.—(£•}— Modern woman'* waa also in. fondness fgf. fura enfthling this sum ] country to turn its rabbit pest into Reports Prove Unfounded u sourr* of profit. Reports that ten perm its were Fur many years m ultitudes of missing proved unfounded. Clyde rabbits were slaughtered merely: to Line officials said. Several mem­ keep them from destroying the bers of the crew lenped overboard crops. With the discovery, howto got off the vessel, veatel, it was puint,- |‘vcr. that, the rnbbit’s coat could eii n< out, and with numb *' 'H + a ii bo dyed and made to look like a renders struggling in .... water ........ more expensive fur, he became Inn when the lifeboat was crushed and ascot instead of a liability, i ! “ bother upset, thotes already on Fast year 18,500,000 rabbit (skins the Pepper assumed several were '•in: exported from New Zealand drowned. All the passengers and to the United S tates nnd Englnfni. members !r,f..the crew wore life ibeie slijii‘3 wei‘o t valued a t uppreservers. . ( wani< of $1.000,Q0Q. Rabbit t r i p !• i slier men patrolled tho beach P’Jjf hmt how become a well hstabli*hu>iand rem unerative ibuuitoday, but'no bodies were found. / Local U nited- States steamboat ness. inspectors will begin their inves­ • L T o n i \ T i i t i T o i t s ,\N n tigation of the dlittster today,* ff. IH ff lit) K i l t ” • White, district agent of the •*!! !"• ri'culved liy tlio Hoard odir I n s tr u c tlo u a t to n n.ch lrk Llyde S. S. Co. said tonight. Cap­ u. -day m o rning, Nov* mtn*r 3rd, tain Curry. several officials and n tho court house, fur Hie ruction of tw o ro o m s a t tho number of passengers nnd mem­ ’f t W est Hide P r im a r y nCh'toL bers of the crew w ilhbc question­ 1 and s|x'clfli-atIons m a y lit* <]li'd by the inspectors' Mr. White ' from a r c h ite c t E lto n J. F irs t N a tio n a l H unk 8al<I, anu Inter n trip will be made i'"1 '. All Idils m u s t In* si<;tled to the fire swept vessel. iciurnpanlcil t,y r o rtl fl e d chock Cause Nut Determined lUtn of One H u u d r e d ’ DnlThe enu! * of the fire has not been determined, Mr. White said, nnd may never be known. No ' HI IIT o r TII1I l*OP\TV combustibles were carried by the t'hC. SIMIINOI.H till MV, t ii: or Fi.oiiliiA. vessel ho said. It carried a light;, '• I'.State of. .. * , cargo, consisting of lumber, naval ALII " INSLOW MPTCHELL, stores and general merchandise. Near tiic place where tho Co­ manche was abandoned, nine em p­ ty lifeboats, two from the Renpcr and, seven from the Comnnchc were found today. A m an's shoeanil some woman's . clothing Ayere found in mu* of them. Ik A dditional Society T. M, Fox went to Jacksonville Friday on business. Berry St. Johns spent Friday in Orjaiulo on business. I.ce Feck spent Friday in Jack ­ Georgia sonville on business. Invesim enl Trains of Ln Meet in Head-On G. W. Spencer arrived Ion Near Clinch field ; from A tlanta Sunday. bther Trainmen H u r t homo Hankers A skociation Will Hold Annual Convention at St. Peters­ burg During December FLORIDA has withstood much in tho past. Now ftho has to go against n “TgitNAD.O”. Lota hope they trounce TKCTL * '■ Dwight Freeman and Earle Mc­ Carthy w ent to Orlando Thursday evening to attend "Honey Bunch." j O* t h e C irc u it C o u r t of th e flrvsnth J u d ic ia l C irc u it o f t h e S ta te of M o . rldn. In nnd f u r Hernlnnle County, on 17th day of October, v! K. DOUTILAKR. C le rk of t h s C irc u it C ourt of th e H «venth J u d ic ia l C irc u it of F lo r­ ida, In and fo r Scmlnot* County. By A. M. W E E K S, tH R A I .) .- , til i ~ J T ‘l y r. Q tlP k fiib n CU r* . Popn. Complainant, MARY F. H A R T L E Y PH IL L IP S, et u l.. D efendants. ( I tn l lu n T o M a ry F. H a r tle y Phillips, an d h u s b a n d J. C. P hillips: J u l i a V. I L u t It-yt F r a n c o s J a n o s H a rtle y ; tiaorttu H. H a r tle y , an d wife.---------H a r tle y , I w h o s e C h r is t ia n nam o Is u n k n o w n , C orleno l>. I l a r t l o y ; and iuioIi nnd e v e r y of tho nliovo nam ed d efe n d n n ts. If ItvInK. a n d If i l t l i r r . a n y ) o r nil of th e said d e f e n d a n ts bn R e s id e n t of F l o r i d a sin c e 1SSL R e fe re n c e s: F i r s t N a tio n a l Rank. *' J. H. HUTCHINSON H i: A I, K STATIC 123 W est F i r s t Ktrcftt Phono l i j M e m b er of SANFORD, FLA. F l o r i d a Suite ' F l o r i s t s A ssociation. • I l f f e r t i l e October 12. 1023 ‘•TAMPA SPKITAI."—C o n tin u e d on p r e s e n t schedule. T a r le r , Din In If, RIccpInK I 'a r an d Coach T r a i n He t w e e n J a c k s o n v il le a n d T a m pa. T h r o u g h HIcrpurR for S a r a s o ta . NEW 9.oo 12.20 ■4.00 a.to K.lo Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing S iding Flooring Ceiling ; ' 3 Finish Mouldings *, Lath ; i. Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Board Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware D o it s Windows am pm pm pm pm t.v. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. J a c k s o n v il le S a n f o r d ..... T a m p a ........... I t r a d c n t o n ..... S.iraiiiitti........ 7.35 pm li0f» pm 17.15 pm U.55 a m 9.75 a m “WI9iTF.ll IIAVUN FT. WVKIt* *PKCIAI."—Fa»t I.tmlted Parlor f a r n n d Coach T r a i n betw een U nities C ity a n d F t, M y c ra v ia L a k e Alfred. H arlow . (Rose coiitu. ihins l ln l n e s C ity w i t h T a m p a Hp^clat h o lh d ir e c tio n s . 12.35 2.35 2.5H 3.ill 3 .HI 5.17 a of> 7.(H> pm I.v. Sanford ............ |IIII I.v. Untii.-s f l t v . pm Ar. L a k e Alfred . mn Ar. W in te r Haven pin Ar. H arlow pm Ar. Arcailla pm Ar. I 'nut a I ford a pm Ar. Ft, Myers,. Ar. I.v, t.v. I.v. I.v. I.v. i.v. I.v. 4.00 pm 1,55 pm 1.15 pm 12.57 p m 12.35 pm Hi,47 u m HM)3 um 9,til a m ' “T H R R C R V If lli n llf .A 'S I I R I f * — hctwcun H aines City an d B ehring P a r l o r C a r Service I n a u g u r a t e d a n d Schedule C hanged O ctober 12. 12.25 2.30 3.10 4.20 pm pm pm pm 'f.v. Lv. Ar. Ar, S a n f o rd ...................... Ar. 4,rt0 pin H allies City ^ I.v. l'.bu pm L a k o W a le * — Lv. 12.54 pm B e h r i n g .................... ......t.v. 11.iu uni “ P I A R M . AS s p r i TA I.”— h e t w e n n .laokBonvIlle and St. Pctcrahurff, iiliHervnthiti. P a r lo r. D lalPK a n d Blcepltu; C a m an d Coaclicn. R oute via 1>iini IImi. 9 (Ui am r.v. .taeksonvllln ...'..........Ar, 5.UU pm Ar. 8 t, P u t u r a h u r g , 7 'id pm Lv. 11.15 um Tampa Special” Provides Through Stceplnp Sort ice for Points N orth, E ast and W est The Price Is R ight Tickets nnd Inform ation from II. G. ALY, T. A., Sanford, Fla SANFORD Thone G3-J W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 47 S y s te m s Iiistiylji-il- Audits rail Unit!* a n Pvriuuli Clli'iitctu E rnest Noda of St. Augustine flagman on the first spent several days in Sanford a t­ effort to sto p t h e tending the funeral of his aunt, I s douVL-ht-aili-r M'cond Mrs. Lconnrdi. ■ “•*'1officials reported totc^ n l tfain was too Mrs. John G. Leonnrdy of S te t­ at the son U niversity was here for the V 'n? in two, Inst few days nt the death of Mrs. B tcil, wid Junes was un* Mary Leonnrdy. o. CASH LUMBER CO (HIlTy. railroads. M eridian, linn fll.*d not In* t Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets r.i. i i.s ( liiu v i*;, 55 acres, 18 acres hearing, 4 acres young g m v o ' T H I N K O F IT cash, liafatice easy. You’ll have; to Mrs. Estelle Clark of St. A ugus­ tine was in Sanford Friday, a tte n d ­ ing the funeral of Mrs. Leonnrdy. c m J a n e H a r t l e y ; tleorjt® n. H a n ­ ley. a n d wife.:----- H a r tle y , w hose C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n . Cor l e n e D. H a r t l e y ; In a n d t o ' t h e lantln h e r e i n a f t e r - d e s c r i b e d : Co all p e r s o n s anil p a r t lea cU hnlnic in te r e s t* u n ­ i te r D anie l H n rtle y . deri-aaai], aa h e irs , ileslaeea, g r a n te e s . o r n* o th r r c l a i m a n t s o r o th e rjv la r. In anil t o t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib ­ ed, a n d t o a n y a n d a ll o t h e r p e rs o n s w h o s e n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n c l a im in g a n y r l a h t . t i t l e o r I n te r e s t In a n d t o th e f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d p r o p e r ­ ty . s it u a te , lylnic anil lielnc In HemInole C o u n t y n nd rita te or F lo rid a , a n d m o r e p a rtlrtib v rly d e s c rib e d a s follow s: T h e N K U l o f t h e N R U of Peotlon 9. T o w n s h ip 28 • S m ith. Rnrtgo- II Hast, o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l ih e re o f hndt*r t h e above n am ed d e f e n d a n ts , o r o t h ­ erw ise . i ' »•- nl-m-.'T "’•. cil Jun,! Mo. '*■ 811 ™ IJ'-mesteinl Entry, Frames anti Screens Made to.Order IneSfleh] the f i r s t tr a i n ■two. lit-fun? a f l a g m a n K. R. Dupree of Birmingham, lout the second tritin Ala., was in the city Friday und Ito the rear of th e firtC •Saturday. traa^uatuig.Jtuaine.sa. "Florida F re ig h t S j * * ?£ Hraitoiii of F a r m l A complete line of S pmotlves of tho second liftcvn car.-i of meri-hanloriila points were piled fled ma;s. Iain* the company 21 ■ear away the wreckage. I traffic is being detour- >17193 NC LUMBER YARD Jefferson Sportsmen Organize Came Body rFo Support New Laws -J 'if Mrs. Claude Herndon spent S at­ L Ca.'. Oct. HL—ff f ) — urday In Orlando shopping. ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. lfl-f/p» |\;er. killed nnd two nth—The Inm'stment Bunkers At ;oei:i1.1 un the Georgia KotilhMr. and Mrs. E. F. Lane motored sida ihrtxjoit of tin’ Srnttli- to Orlunilo Friday to attend "H on­ •tion of America which will hold its L y at OJiplifielil, tin ., ey Bunch.” fourteenth nniiunt convention in Suming- in a r c a r- o n d tiiir. rity Dec. 7 to 12, hao cnnipletfreight train.-!. Mayor F orrest Lake returned ed transportation nrrnngement.t. IK. Crowell. 28, m a k i n g Saturday from a business trip to Tile schedule which has ju st been Lj nip a .w in e n g i n e e r , Jacksonville. announced shows th at about 1,200 t l iklthiw hi n Ins locot-neii over on iiiin. Ilia Mrs. N. E. King has accepted a hankers will visit Florida during Lilly mutiiateii. position with The Sanford Bank the convention and will bo curried on a tour of central Florida and [D. Fowler. 21, brake- and Trust Co. the cast and west const. L in the same cab, also W inter Park, Orlando. Kissim­ lit Mis, A. Knnncr nnd Miss Anna Ircniir'. Will Rudolph, Kanner motored to Urlando T hurs­ mee, Davenport. Haines City. Lake Hamilton, Mryuntain I.ake Club, 1.1 ictin1 in iured an 1 day afternoon. W inter Haven, Lake Alfred. Lake­ S ^facon hospital. land, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Key Icr per^n in ju re d w as 'W est, Miami, Wei*. Palm Reach, ■rooks, iirm un on the fin. who received s e v e r e Id burr,;. fainww'.Tc ?n’ith - b o u n d , Miss Katherine Wilson returned f i by tv*.i locmnnlives. On from Jacksonville Thursday where R 'i at the bottom o f a she spent several days. bkrIa l Atlantic Coast Line It. L. ROBERTSON T r i n p l r Itimrii l.*» J ot Economical Trtmtportalio* ipeomotives CH EV R O LET “ i «** M(1 «*»'*■! r r “ * an,f there was one Uning two fin".boatj co'n" *’ f r j l a l ' n it, ich, y \ A C. if. Green of Jacksonville was 9ir.ali#J oro l(ii|„| in Sanford Friday calling on local business firm s. He was a guest of fn!h u Pvniljiblfi here,° f uthe horses the Hotel Valdez. Governor Approves Appointmen Of 32 SANFORD C itrus Inspectors STREET PARADE At II a. n i f v c M n 'i h nf*'91’ aeri<,ent W. I*. Erskline of Memphis, ’ "l n*y, a relief TALLAHASSEE. Fin., Oct. 10. Reicucra Term., spent Friday in Sanford —(/P)— Thirty-two citrus fru it in­ P 5 ? r "ta* trying w ith friends, while cn m ute to spectors were recently approved by reuthern points in Florida. Governor Martin. The names fol­ rr.d'o'h w f r“;weU low: H ."nJ , F. Jones, G. A. Gillespie, M. L. I s h t ,f t f ,L,lr"',itive. Snipes, Charles A. Tyler, J. G. Da­ lr vis, J. O. Cross, A. K. Chapman, « i ' i ,ncr‘y J, E. Cowles,- Gilbert Irixli, Arthur and whi . Llure h 3 i hw hodv will It. Rose, F. W. Telford, J. F. Mrs. Jam es I’. Beale of St. Au­ Roberts, 11. G. Moffett, L. A. three mini/ > , vn!* fho ■ '"nil i nifuren, gustine arrived in Sanford T hurs­ Dlnttnu, W. J. Spruce, II. S. Klyiit, ?!?rried an d tho day to spend several days as the W. H. Richard. D. A. Brown. Carroll G. Mathews, J. E. Itousie, guest of Mrs. J. C. Alcockc. Richard C. Stock. Robert J. Rea, Joe E. Jam es. L. G. Welch, 11. L. Greer, Fred Bishop, (7 1.. Wood, Milton Woodley, E. C. Whaley, y . 1). Moyo, A. J. Jacooks, all of Or­ lando; W. W. Walker. I’alntka, and W. I). Lees, Sanford. The terms of nil were fixed until November 26. I’ v t? Mr, ami Mrs, M orrison Jones of Hazard, Ky,, left for homo T hurs­ day nftor spending some time here n e s t of Mr. und Mrs. Ben­ jam in .Monroe. A one acre summer home site In the Beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains fur Fifty Dollars Ten Cash, Ten a Month IIux 1121 Sarasota, Fla. e Takes Horses on Long y Endurance T est Run ic| BUENOS a Tr E s ! Oct. 18.—(/P) ’ L 7 A f«n»er. English schoolm aster l6\Y' " “ Mng long ride by horeav?C, (rom huenos Aires to New it 'o rk m order to dem onatrats the ;r endurance mid hardihood of the L Argentine type of horse. ,f • » / ' , Tachiffely left here April -i and four months late r h ul id reached Bolivia. W riting lo '.i hur ! ' hi Hui,i th « anim als 2K S S ---------------------' t f i E f f i f * ,h‘n '? y . h * 0 , Wa'c*—Florida J, Bighlanda Investment Scenic Fresh Oysters Daily BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store 9fd Ih l . 122 E. Second St dlANIMAL i uuno land pEO P^ resesfMN 2 , DOORS OPEN I&7 P.M. SHOW STARTS 2 e 8 P.M P erform ances Daiiv uwners Must Sacrifice DsaDKaBKias Best Bargains in Sanford Imperial Polk County 1840 acres, or in Sections. • (Legal: Sections 1, 12, N>/3 13 and East V\ . m e a t m arket I 410 Sanford Ave. Stnford, f l f Y Section 2, T. 28. R. 28.) Haines City about 5 miles. New Lake Marion City and Railroad Station 1 miles; I’vopggod C'ro|a St^tte Highway, Tampa- Haines City^-Melbourne, through tract, j Frontage Haines City now selling $2,000 per foot: $20,000,000 being hotels, subdivision,.construction and developm ent within few miles, High pine hammock land. N atural drainage. Richest nmrl muck lands. Lake und river on property. Suited to f Nearby groves B e llin g from $2,600 to SI.BOO per acre. Umlevelopoil sim ilar lands from $200 to $500 per acre. Intensive development immediate vicinity. To settle estate, owners will sacrifice nt $77.50 per acre. One-half cash, balance over four years a t i*C« Binder I SUBJECT PR IO R SALE. W. H. LONG *7 JACOBSON, MERRICK & LATTER Attorney4|for..pwHerl<;; C'Uaa-^jj^g^jiing, Chicago, spent for Comnmsion 10^4 �m M is - 19; i 9M i t ■ M i< rr> v.-: ^ ' r HERA1 The Rich Shall Receive Fayj *• -ill! rt •••jo.; ,.n » --n - in GOOD JOB A S FA R AS IT .GOES,-,. -ft G rfal-C rand W eaiey W estbrook, an official of the Coofe County jaili --------- ; BoH*nr. SurginJ Will Street. Jfcntarsd m second C law ***««"“ sp en t a score o f years “ upholding” the law in Chicago, only Outoboe IT. 1*11, >t th a x>*»*loft1e« 1,000 Rubber AtrMs t^ a y ford. F lo rid a in d « r A ct o f to w eaken finally and accept bribes from prisoners, a misde­ a, i i ) 7 . m eanor which has put him in jail for four m onths. Sheriff t\V5a ______________M t t W H offm an and ten others were given sim ilar sentences for n u nM Air r M . A n _______ 'iiow A nb tircn n -----— _ w______ _ som ew hat sim ilar o ffen ses. ELINOR PATTERSON’, of Chi­ Pltn**____ 1W le 111 M a v u n lla A m w It seem s that Terry Druggan was the bootleg king of cago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. " '" a v J s r ru r T in x i t m w ___ C hicago and his several years of “professional” activity Ann T f» i —( 7.so SI* M o n t h s - I I 10 Joseph M- Ptterion and groatw hile he w as able to elude successful prohibition officials, grand-daughtcr <>f old Joseph im m nr.ii < n nt r*'*r .m W eek. lRn. W e ek ly E d itio n 11.00 ______ _______ w ere su fficien t to net him a handsome income and put him Mcdill. decided not to sit around, per r « r . ns rich American girls usuatly do, mm 11‘K r m . * M v n m t All phltM Arr in th e ranks with millionaires. BnHcea. card * of th sn k * . re so lu tio n * Finally, however, Terry slipped, as is w ont to be the case waiting for wme Y,,unK nmn to ; a n d n n i l m oi i n u t u l n ^ r f M * w h w * e t e n r e s a.-s m a d e w ill l>* r*.»r*»d w ith crooks. He got caUght selliilg booze by some cop with marry her, and thun bestow a c a ­ f*-V f c r At f « |o U r i d ? ( r t l i l n i rat**.__ “g u ts” enough to lock him up in spite o f all his money. And reer upon her. ■ m m r n T im a iw « iA T W > /'a Iluck, i th u s w ith the change in T erry’s he met a judge who She ehosc to do something in TN,. A ssociated P f « * l* eyeluS I B b hreW a rn itle d »H *»hn u s e . f t * - * •- sentenced him to a term in jail. has achieved W*BbllPAVon o* a ll n*w a d U p a tn h .* H ow ever, Terry atii'l had his money nnd the lure of K ' 111!.” ! ™ ! ’* ’piling th« part of • r a d i i . '. «> It o r jw tt o th e rw ise e re d A * Iin ’m 1. 1m VarX** 1.1 m ade it v e r y pleasant for him while he w as “confined. Al- jrenI ^(ExE .Yajf this and nlaio the nun in "The Miracle." ■ • » ' new * p u b lish ed h ere in . All rl* M a ' f r .,iu h ljr n tl» n of special d ls p a tc n - m ost everyone, it seem s, connected with the jail, was only too r . i Im r M r r 1^ . M herein n--------------------Kind to do “little favors” for Terry. Terry was a good chap THREE THINGS, yes, four, and passed out tips of one hundred dollars, five hundred women can do better than men— MONDAY, OCT. 19, 192:. dollars, and some tim es for some exceptional “‘little favor,” singing, acting dancing, nnd p a t­ T H E HKRAI.D’S PHATFORM he would drop ns much as two thousand dollars. Nice fel­ iently studying the stars. There is 1.— Deeper w ater route to Jackson low. Generous, you know nnd all that sort of thing. plenty of room for “a career," tn vnw. . , B ut one time a newspaper reporter saw Terry on the | Vay nothing of producing the entire ! —Construction of 8 t. Johna-lr»' street when he was supposed to be in jail and of course it human race in pain and sorrow, a dlsp River canal. S.—F.itension r.f lMiite way. made a wonderful story. Unfortunately the grand jury >>.» ,tliat w°ulJ'.p1' x.Tru.LJT011 4r- •V rliiaion of local amiiaemrnta. couldn't g et the jailor's point of view and so the poor f e l- h uicldl- nft,!r ! ! l ! ! pcnence' —Swimming pool, tennis court* low was sentenced to four months in jail nnd made to pay THE FATHER and mother ofi etc. Iv— Augm enting of building pro­ a fine of $2,500. this ambitious, intelligent girl a r e ’ gram — hntnea, hotel*, apartment congratulated upon their good There’s a moral in this story, if you get it. judgment, allowing their daughter --------------------- o---------------tv—Extension of street paving pro 2 gram . . . Finger Nails Conat ruction of boulevard arm nd Lak*» Monroe. Finger nails are little things. They eover a very small S —Com pie* Ins of city beautifica­ portion o f the skin on the ends o f the fingers. The fingers tion program . t , —Expansion of aehool avatem turning in, keep the nails out of sight most of the time. with provision for Increased fa ­ Then too, gloves are often worn and some persons carry their cilities. Contemporary x --------------------- « U he house i | the viito Sentinel. Tools rush ;n l. r to develop her talent, in spite of the fact that she doesn't “ need tile money."' , would be a fra hi *1*1 Mobile News-Item iii Ice i3 about the, be.— Mobile N cw s-It^ In these d a n it isn’t safe to have ^ house.—Lakeland EvJ OR All the world IiL ,, ] hugged, but no bum-huggcd.-KnoxviiJf StyCM, i vasm You'd ie k p One reason thu m arry a man to rHonTi none iu it them jug J Arkansan Democrat, Y our P £ u n w g KNIF6BNUk NEIOMecV^S Mctches must K> n a J ns the pastor telh J *,1 lot of smokers never w Arkansas Democrat. v: P; 0k About the only time cn refuse to talk back i,7 accept some man’s mi\ ed street car.—Mobifc1 ipO '*' ID Girls used to lock!* the time when they (^71 long dresses, but n o tZ l not now.—Spartanburjl ' r If you are tempted to ) i tem per, remember Jack HAPPY, BUSY day yesterday, in rtlW f/l Hen always in n ^oodkail »A\v little old Wall Street. “ Boiling and [/ never wants to fight.-N surging" describes the m arket. Banner, Two nnd a half million shnres \ C - 1) hands in their pockets or in muffs or otherwise make them were bought and sold. Even the ’CCOCS&I r~ W ee Look on the bright side) little curb market sold more than invisible. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY people read the titles out f half a million shares. All records But finger nails may be the criterion of n person’s charac­ sinco UJ1I5 broken. A sent on the the movies, be glad that l GREAT POWER FROM GOD:— catec that the illiteracy n Behold, 1 give unto you power to ter. If you are about to apply for job, or propose to some big exchange has sold for $12(5,000. \H l\\v has been partially solved.tread on nerpentn anil scorpions, beautiful woman, it is always a good idea to look at your More kinds of stock:* were sold \ \N _/ ville Banner. and over ail the power of nn than ever before, nnd for two enemy; and nothing shall hy »ny finger nails first. A man with dirty finger nails is usually hours after the market opened, the kind whose accounts never balance. A man who polishes stocks sold at the rate of 10,000 means h urt you. I-uke 10:19. PPAYF.R:—O Lord. Most High, his nails but does not clean them is the kind who shines only shares a minute—what you might I we seek to dwell in the secret nlnco the toes of his shoes nnd lets the heels go dirty. A girl who call "a market." Even expensive OCALA DANNER where no evil thing eon befall us. bus questionable nails would doubtless sweep the dirt of a gambling money, !* 1-2 per cent for -------- o-------call loans, couldn't discourage it. i ----------- --------------room behind the piano and leave it there for a month. But keep away from gambling, i The Into President Wilson was discover how much certain inter­ The Blind Girl A certain New York manicurist in a recent interview says Ask the seedy ghosts that fill_ the [severely criticised for not sending ests are willing to pay to secure Jn darkness, who would answer for she judges much of a man's character by I lie condition of bis air in New street after the brokers General Leonard Wood across the control of our government. the rolor of n rose. "Colonel" Sprague counsel con­ waters during our late World War Or the vestment!' of the May moth nails. She says: “The worst nails belong to machinists nml go home. unpleasantness and the general tend, that the "syndicate" expend­ and tho pilgrimage it goes men who drive their own ears. On Monday morning I can LITTLE AND big concern:1come was pronounced n m artyr by his ed $2,-125,000 in Wood's behalf. In the darkness who would answer, usually tell whether a man has been playing golf over tin.* forward with smiling face-: to an- partisans while urging him for the Other attorneys place the total of $1,750,000. the darkness who would care, week-end or fixing the engine of Ids car." nounre "increases." For the first presidency. “ It would appear that tho “syn­ "If In* lias been driving, bis nails are likely to be badly nine months this year Western I f tho odor of tho roses nnd the He foiled in obtaining the nomi­ was bucking the "Old winged things were there. broken. It is almost impossible to remove grease and machine Union took in $10,0110,000 more nation anil left a political legacy dicate" Guard" in tho Republican party. than last year. Otis Elevator that has found its way into the oil that have got under tho nails. The "Old Guard" was financed by In the darkness who would cavil made $500,000 more than a year “One of the most unassuming men I ever meet over the ago. And the powerfully managed courts. o’er tho question of a line, Speaking of it Mr. Raymond l.o- the “ House of Morgan." Sinco the darkness holds all love manicure table produces Broadway’s costliest musical come­ telephone company took in n u in /|n e rg n n , the Washington correa"So the issue before the conven­ linens boyond the mere do- dies. He is an International authority on beautiful women. millions "extra." Telephone re- pendent of Labor says: tion was whether tlui "syndicate" Mgn. He has a manicure once a week. His clothes are always im­ ceipts :yo a gauge of national d o -) "The inside story of General or tho "House of Morgan" should velopniont. | Leonard Wood's campaign for the name the Republican candidate. Oh night, thy soothing prophecies maculate. But he never talks. In fact, he goes in nnd out so -------I Republican nomination for jiresi“ H arry Dniigherty eventually quietly that you hardly know he has passed. companion all our wnys, LITTLE THINGS grow into big i,iritt \n 1020 has been told in a persuaded the Morgan crowd to Until releasing hands let fall the “During conventions, the manicilrist has an opportunity to things. Not long ago, on tho other Chicago court, concentrate on Harding and the cntnloguo of days. learn a lot about men while she is filing their nails. When ride of the ocean, n man was giv- «c!0|„ne|% William Cooper I*roc latter was nominated with Calvin me In- m friends little .. redJu o f ., tor t<ir> ciueinnati ( illrinnati soap .............. .. m p :; ... magnate, Colnidge ns his running mate. In the darkness, who would answer the bankers m et recently they preached thrift/ They prac­ curious substance, saying: JJw; ^ n n cd a syndicate to put the geti"The correspondence produced at ticed it, too. Only a few of them gave tips. Ami those who for tho color of a rose thH to nih o.it pencil marks It |irj|1 unttM * 1(f ,i1(. "stockhol- the trial shows that for a time a f­ Or the vestment* nf the May moth did were economical. was rnoiitrhouc, milky juice from I ,, .. «rilll,nt.r lt. u . Spragiw, do- ter ............... ...........ph.. the t Harding’s trium mcmand th<» pilgrimage it goes. “Automobile salesmen, on*tho contrary, are generous and a tropical tree, hardening w h e i j t,, ,,ay bis hnlf of a $J(M),000 hers of the "syndicate" sulkeilU, lo in <4,d "CnhmJl" Proctor sue, { Jhero^ were intimations* Ithnt they In tho-darkness who would answer, good-natured nnd so are steel: men. ipen their tlteir purses for Cox, " ! “a rubber." t": TAnd j } n tou ^this to recover. might open “Women’s occupations also show in their nails. Steno- called in tho darkness who would "The jury found for “Colonel* the Democratic candidate. KruphurH mill aceretnrie.s are likely to carry carbon stains on dnv the cnnutehouc shoes we make Proctor enre, STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS and the latter is now pre­ "Dut Wood” journeyed to Mar­ If the odor of ro»e»« and the bet­ their fingers. If they come in for a manicure during the f,,r "ur fnt we call rubberu, nlparing to go a fter the other mem­ ion, breakfasted with Harding, an ­ ter things were there. Y,''.'.1'11.1,.1. uso th‘‘,n tf> r,I') bers of the "syndicate." lie hopvq nounced that he had n "satisfac­ — Nathnlla Crane (10 years old) in morning their finger tips sometimes show dust spots from out pencil murks, to gather in about $1500,000 front tory interview" nnd tho political I typewriter keys. The Janitor’s Roy. (jiiu iiiiB m im iB R iiiB B iv m ia m m iit these "welching" gentlemen. cleared. “ I can always tell women who do their own sewing hy the LITTLE DID the nmn who gave t "Thus the facts of this extreme­ skies “W ith Hurtling in the White The g arter used to 1*> on essen­ peculiar shape of the second finger on the right hand. This away little pieces oT rublter im ag­ ly interesting transaction have House, Wood was sent to the Phil­ U E A J. E S T A T E IN S U K » (!| tial but now It’s been rolled into comes from wearing a thimble. Milliners have rough fingers. ine that nations would struggle for h s-n uncovered, but it is signifi­ ippines ns governor general, a po­ control of earth’., rubber supply, discard. Sometimes, too, I find a hiL of feather under their nails. or that a quiet little man from cant that they have not been given sition which enabled him to "take . — ——o-------“Brides and engaged girls are extravagant with mani­ Indiana, Harvey Firestone, would much space in the daily press. enre” of the financial interests WAREHOUSE PROPERTY More of us would get ahead if we Evidently the editors fi-,-1 it is not which have investments in tho is­ didn’t apend so much time trying cures. They nre particularly concerned about the left hand. buy *u million acres of African advisable to permit the people to lands" 12110 feet on Railroad “Scientists have proved that everything you touch dur­ land in Liberia, to invest a bun­ to get even with somebody.—Spardled million dollars ip a rubber A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS tanhurg Sun. ing the day leaves some trncu in the deposits under the nail. plantation. —------- o---------- This is why a manicurist could often aid in detecting crim­ Thais' what Firestone Is doing, A FEW CHOICE HOUSES MIAMI HERALD Johnny Spencer of the Macon inals. to make the United States nnd its Located in Exclusive Residential Sections. Telegraph nek* why do girls close It looks very much ns if the If there is one place mote than “Gamblers and men who play bridge constantly have the manufacturers independent of the Price and Terms on Request. their eyes when they arc kissed? Britin’t tuhiier control. nutomobile is uimut to destroy any other where courtesy should best nails in the world. They are more concerned about the IJo they ? iho Inst semblance of eourteiiy on appearance of their hands than actresses or prima donnas. ---------o--------IIIS MAJESTY, King George, the part of the people of the Unit- prevail it is in nn automobile. Lack Selected with reference to LOCATION offers a wowkf Modern Fairy Story: Once upon And they give the most amazing tips. allows it to lie known that every ed States. A situation .Hindi ns pre­ of it not only makes n disagreeable fnt range in speculative n time there was n young man who Traveling men, too, are fastidious about their nails £ 0 idny of ids life lie reads a chapter vails in Miami is especially cnlcti- situation for o ther people, but en­ didn't become a bootlegger because an* ImnkiTH, brukrts, lawyer, physicians and musicians. of the Bible. Wtien he comes to I luted to create virulent fi rm of the dangers life and safety. Probably it was against tho law. tho twenty-second chanter of St. go-getter spirit, which in rather if everyone were ns polite ns he ----------------- o-----------------Matthew he will find material for hard on manners. Price and Terms Very Attractive o should bo the whole traffic prob­ MOHR 11 KLI’l'TII, than all wisdom is one draught of sim ­ a whole week's thinking. All the It seems a little strange thnt n lem would lie more easily it lived. When you see n man with a BUY IN SANFORD way through he will renli/.e, with person who was taught in Ids it does no harm , even, for the woman looking at the pretty things ple human pity llial will not forsake us.— George Kliot. Safe nml Sound. pardonable self-complacency, bow youth to inoiTcrent.il and obmrofficers to be courteous, although in a shop window, the chances are gentle modern.kings are, compared vant of the rights of others, will with conditions ns they are here at th at they aren't married. with old kings, nnd how very tem­ push ahead along a line of e.us. present this is difficult. There is MY FAVORITE STORIES perate in their marriage enter­ the driver of i-io h of winch !s lust not enough appreciation on the part By IRVIN S. COMB West Palm Itenrh thieves are re ­ prises. R F. A I. T O It S as eager ns b • is t-> reach a des­ of the public o f the difficult posi­ II ■ ported to have taken forty Ions of 17 Years of Success in Sanford H tination. and v.ill then expect the tion which the traffic officer holds, For some reason or other n good a rival bank across the streei coal in one night. We have an ld< a RM OR IIS OF tile eloquent voice whole line to drop hack in order and of the quickness of mind which M rtoM JlngmiHa at Second. News of thi:» having reached th. M many stories of financial disasters they Were stolen goods that were of William Jennings B ru in will !«> thnt he may go ahead, it is usually is required, it is not ut nil strange U presidt ill’s ears be sent for the have for their heroes or their i*cnWeil earned. preserved "for all time* at the the cat" that t hi - form of activity that traffic officers i'im elim es be­ m LOANS old nmn. M V l is-rifffls m trnl characters colored per-nns. ’’Uncle Ike," he said, "of course National Museum. Mow that voice creates resentment all along the come a little cross. At the same ■ interest n civilized, educated line, am| a lot of oilier people he­ A rural Ixiy baby mnv expect to For instance, there is I he timemoney is your own In do with will race 50,UU(l years hence, if ti|| roine impolite, Tin result is that time they accomplish their task live s e v n years and nine months honored yarn of the mulatto in-h- your as you please, but don't you think better if they keep nn even temper. longer that his city cousin. What’s i(.r w|1(1 „ pi,,,* depositor ", l.ai it look < peculiar for you to be audible! How the voice of ail tip) whole day is spoiled for scores There will l*o great need of good the use Of living longer if ym ive',,.. intrllf,t hni, ,.t ,,,, ,hlt enrneu Cro-Magnon would interof people. hi working lie re for us and keeping manners in Miami during the next ■■ a n a ■■■«■■■■■■ an n«BiRn mb ■ i p ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ail111'1’*1*1 got to do it in the country. ey: And one likewise recalls tin your money somewhere else? est us today, if we could hear md Such incidents i this may be few months. E ’eiytmdy will get B understand it! -owitnessed any morning 1■\ anyone along bettor if everyone remem­ pathetic narrative of the nncien* What's tho Idea, anyhow?" who is trying to drive irp.i Miami. "Well, Mist’ Blanchard." said Un"A re Human Faces Longer," In­ negro who, oil being told by the THE GOVERNMENT wil lake It may be witnessed in .my other bers th a t fn u "* fy is the lubricat­ quires un exchnngu? if we were SUtlc Imnk examiner that Imnk:, ele Ike, "I* ■ tuck notice dot you ing oil time maker, the wheels of governed by the looks of Washing­ bad burst before ami that no doubt wears yore hat all de time you’a n ream s of "Illiterates," Am ericuos city where there i- traffi- ranges- human progress turn smoothly. thnt can't read or write. lion. The motor car seems to have ton fans uftor the last game of the in the future bunks Would con- in yore office. 1 ain't never seen A long list, it will inch,dr ex* a most deleterious influence upon When the sand of inipolitones ' big series, we would say emphati­ jimic to burst, sorrowfully replied: you widout you had yore hut gets in there is bound to be trou­ treimdy useful citizens. If You manners. "Yus, su b , I reckon yen's right. clamped on yore hniil." cally yes. ble. could get a list of human I But, b o ss, ill ■ is do fust time I "What 1ms my haliit of wearing illgs ■ ■ o-------thnt can rend and write, hut oix lonm.s, garage, large lot. A movie biilhnnrd in Montgom­ ever hud one bust right Ill IIIV my hat eoiistantly to d« with tho THINK, and of those (hat oi.'t um face." case?” asked the puzzled presiery, Ala., rarries the following: read nml write and think ill T Built with great care for resident owner. NEW YORK WOULD “ I think of yet a third. An elder- dent, "Thomas Meighan- the Man Who DON'T WANT TO WORK, ; on Found ,• Himself With Virginia ly person of color secured a job ns "Mist' Blanchard,” said Uncle would have u lint of the High grade, built-in features and many nxlra lily Gov. Martin of Florida tells a utle in the Miami-West Palm Vulli." Some people urc just born mmior in a national bank in a Ike, "! ain't gw'me tell you no lie. spared. North Carolina town, lie put hm If you must know de truth, it's lucky. luncheon conference at the Wnl- Beach region alone, or enough for lected for comfort and convenience. savings un deposit in the indilu done make me uneasy. You look so d.lMIO.UOO |H<ople. There are 500.SENTIMENTALISTS FKFI. t o 'dor* l,ial * d:* s,alD is grossly Our office boy remarks thnt the lion, but after a few weeks with • much Ink a man dnt' • fixin’ to go ward chemical warfare the same abused. It is being pictured as a O00 more elsewhere in Florida. Essentially a worth-while property. liest way In the world for a mem­ Irew l he sum and transferred it to 'way sunu-whar's in a hurry!" (•version thnt old knights in armor land of J. Rufus Walltngfurds, Realty in Miami has sold above Fifth Avenue prices. Hundreds of ber of tho Anti-Swearing I-cnguc felt against powde" amt build where boohs and coiuv- oiih are to lose his membership, is to make When Bnyard, Me- French . h,.v. daily fleeced by astute jand-ai. thousands are induced to buy sim­ tho trip from Banfnrd to Ik'Lnml alier, "without fear and without intes. Ohio hankers have paid ply to make money on a resale. The NKW YORK TIMKS by automobile. reproach, cuotured a soldier with 1for advertisements winning would- gamble in Florida has largely re­ • o- — a musket m Ins bands, the man ho speculator*, the Mayor of In- placed the gamble in oil. The dispatch describing Suzanne Mile. l*nglun’a rondm t in throw- was immediately put to What tlm indignant Floridans Un in Kentucky there is n law death, (linnapqlis has held a demonstra­ which provides th at anyone caught Uoiglen's "niagnaninuius conduct" i>(R down iter racquet in the middle He was considered unfit to he tion to support an invest in-Indi- : hould do is to ask the public to "gossiping" is subject tn n fine, toward a tennis partner whose !j/. l,l,‘ ” 'um' 1111,1 I*'»vlng the court. treated as a sobl.er m arms, be- ana-first movement, nnd Illinois (list rim inatc between this anil the Giiem it’s a good thing lhat Flor­ game was no. so efficient as her 1 cause he carried "nn ‘about"able papers delight in printing stori.-; essentially sound side of the boom. 'I ho far-sighted investor lias no . rtgarde,| the m nlt-r npPcar1‘° in a dif- cruel, unsoldierly weapon." ida doesn't have n stinlHar statute IIAUl NASON, Local Manager of Florida frauds. Gov.' Martin fears about Florida's future. One or there would he people in Sun own | h somewhat mystifying. It ferent light. They gave her “avmThe entire subject is nlily dis­ wants it stop|H'd. lo r d " b r o k e ” nil the time from seems that Count Snlm, her part- pathetic applause” a -ho stnlk- cussed by Haldane, a r,.;i| au_ ‘Unfortunately for the Governor, railway President told the lunchcrs 507-8 1st National iktnk Bldg. Phone| having to pay fines. '.hl; mTi , " lMr IIy: ‘,m,l l‘‘l ImRuiwntly away. And the next thority. in the book of "I'allimnm " his own luncheon speakers betray, why he was putting $25,000,000 in­ to Florida extensions, A steam ­ m at MHe. D nglen, ignoring 1dm, morning "she raised to herself n | heretofore mentioned, covere. the whole court herself, lasting monument in Austria for by Dutton & Co. Thie published 1cd an uneasy sense that all was ship owner explained why his lino s Writer will man 1reported that linil I , *** | not well. One v iiimii l IIIU Ul| vllIlT The Prince of Wales has return­ Even desperation in tournament sweetness of temper when amiling* had invested $12,(500,000 more in ed to London, finishing a twenty- Iday would hardly w arrant a stop |y she held out a forgiving hand to send a copy of that book to each 1.2(H) curbstone brokers bad been Flnriida last year. The State ls| i five thou Mini-mile tour, which took to likely to work confusion for a Count Snlm and allowed him to he of the ninety-six Senators, with run out of Florida in a week. Sen- r n dtilted with receiving 500,000 imLoans a request to read it 1m; fore dwid- ntor,___ du Pont wanted Florida’s bluem „ m o n e y a v a il a b l e V hint to ell of thu British possess­ partner. In 11 m*‘re exhihition match he-’ partner In nnothec ioa:i!i. . . . , . . ---m igrants in the last five years, ing to deprive the United States, ions onu to several countries in one is likely to »hare Count N.i!nti. . y . ‘ invoked against frnudumost of whom have come to stay In Austria this sort of fln-diing,!by any protocol or For First M ortgage |.oan, un i.iht-,,! Vnlual^in Basis nt South America. Ami thus ends one 'feeling of resentment, though hi;’, erratic temperament may be re- 1merit, of the right oilier ngree- lent promoters. " I’d hag about nml work. Miami nnd other cities Consult uh first when In the m a rk e t funds to do a< it four of them," hu said, "and give of tho greatest advertising cam-1 audible criticisms of her p h v iwere garde.; its the nen buai acute of sweelne-tii thinks best if war ii fnr« i .1 Vu' ii :. n llr“' Kivt! “are ?*> full of perm anent now busipaigns that has ever been conduct-jungulhuit. lungmiunz. nnd sportsntanshl| Magnolia * Second A. |». CONNELLY & SOHS hut the hn i- u*. either with C tem l^K ‘t t h S ^ ‘ of S ® t « S £ S J' Mu*U iu jiu Wi-bv cemiuroii V'U* dcut au rr gurliid» I ^ .other lo ac h .* . .................................................. © General Leonard Wood’s Political Legacy A‘he officials of the Seminole CountyJ Hank take pleasure in helping youactvising you—assisting you in everyl consistent way to achieve your dej sh es. aCBi { jn m in o lG (Ifo u n iy l^ a n l S a n fo r d ,F la / ^ MANNERS AND MOTOR CARS BUILDING LOTS PROFITS A. I \ CONNELLY & SONS R O SE COURT THE REAL PLOT AGAINST FLORIDA MANNKRS IN TKNNIS Sanford Grove, Ii 1^1 SSFSH �SP£j£P •:'V. ft r..h i ■• : . I**- H A R L A N W. K ELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR tial idaf flub of 1,10 VU1 meet [poll on MaKnd* M will meet JL PWsbyterlan fneVlocka **chT u nd Jwill Mission Study It e*10 ' ,, * [Iwionary MeetXa District will jiford Methodist fclock. of --Ihe * |j * «■ This W eek A t The W om an’s Club When tho Program Committee of the Woman’s Club began Its work for the new year, it was pre­ sented to them th a t mnny m em bers were uqnbto on account of busi­ ness to attend afternoon m eetings, and were thus practically deprived of much th at was impelled as their privilege when they beenme club members. A fter much thought it was decided to hold n series of eve­ ning meetings this winter, hoping not* oply to meet this situation, but to brine nil club members 'to £Cther in n purely social way, with no buu’ncss fentures nt nil to en­ te r in. The firs t of these evening a f­ fairs will he held in tho club house nt 8 o'clock tomorrow evening un­ der the direction of the Music De­ partm ent. AH club members of nil departm ents nre invited, nnd each one llltlj may lairiMJ invite *n* fttiBUMHHii gentleman fcavwi escort. UIIU 1*1 j t {<, d e a rly understood that these meetings aro for club women only, »j*|^ere nro mnny otlicr occasions which are o()en to Indy visitors in cHy^ j)Ut those evening m eet­ ings are o.rictly for members. M issionary Society W ill Meet Tonight The Women’s Missionary MeetinK of the t’alatka District will m eet a t the Sanford Methoc/st Church n t 7:30 o’clock Monday evenine. Thorp will also be a busin?8s mealing a t the Church on Tuesday morning beginning nt 9 o clock. Personals Mrs. T. J. G arrett of Quitman. Gn., is v o tin g her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Powell Jr. ID W. O tter of New York is in Sanford in the interests of the Ot­ ter-Kelley Realty Co. Mrs. Ida Ain Lin left Saturday for Jacksonville, where her daughte r is reported seriously ill. Balance 1, 2 years. In just a few days—quicker than ^ ’’ nrL* *n l *u> d ty on business. you ever dreamt of— these wond­ erful flesh making tablets called *hey expect to locate here. McCoy’s* Cod Liver Oil Compound Mro. ITcsit Drown nnd Mr. George thin, undernourished little one. Moore of Clearwater were uaited After sickness nnd where rickets in m arriage Saturday afternoon, nre suspected they nre especially ‘ b 17, a t the W estminister Ih'es- valuable. No need to give them oytcrinn Church in Orlhndo. Dr. any more nasty Cod I.ivfcr Oil— ese tablets are made to take the ( *ar®nco Perrin officiated. Ini— of that’ good but evil smell­ Geneva.. ing, stomach upsetting medicine ____Jr nnd they surely do it. They do put <alvin Oldham spent n few days on flesh. last week in Tampa. Ask Sanford Drug Co., Union Mr. L. W Alderman has pur- Pbarmncy, or any druggist for McCoys Cod Liver Oil Compound chased a new automobile. Tablets—as easy to take as candy and not as all expensive—GO tab ­ Mr. Bills of Sanford is moving lets 60 cents into the Sutjon residence here. ■Be sure and get McCoy's, the original nnd genuine and give the Mr- H. H. Pnttishall spent the week-end in Jacksonville with Mrs. child a chnnce for 30 days. If you aren't delighted with results you Pnttisholl. got your money hack. Mr. and Mrs. !.. \ \ \ Alderman “J1'! daughters spent, Wednesday in Japanese Inventions Ncvv Smyrna, F illing Station including 6 lota fronting on Dixie Highway, city lim its of Apopka. $7,000.00. ..Terms to suit. ti A ffect Silk Industry TOKYO, Oct. 19.—f/P)—Prof. Ryugo Inouye of the Sericultural School in llyedtt in reported to have perfected two inventions that are expected to greatly affect tlu* silk industry. One of these is said to he a device to produce new silk from old ram and scraps, while the other is n simple method of obtaining silk direct from silk­ worms without waiting for the for­ mation of the cocoons. Persistent coughs and cold* lead to serious trouble. You can stop [Hem now with Creomul'Ion, an cmuliiGcd creosote that it pleasant to take. Creotnulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and hrala the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known dnin, creosote Is rec­ H ognized by high mnlical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for nistent coughs and colds and other rms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains in addition (o creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heat 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 scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forma of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the svstcm after colds or flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold Is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) ____________________ J--------------- On Saturday will o’clock. and sorifihnrlii* kiting Mr*. Ring'- practice* law. A. K. Sjob- usual chorus held nt 3:30 Fire Prevention Week Complete stock fire e x tin ­ sister, Mary guishers carried by K*'d Hiirai* last Phone 8 MON EY We have two plans o f financing Your Home 1st— We will lend you All The Money necessary to build a complete home 2nd— If your home is already built vvu will make you a very substantial loan on it. NO D E L A Y ------------ NO WAITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call nnd let us explain our plan. Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 ■■ ■■■■*■■ ■ ■ R in aia o a t HMS4 B aa ■■■»■■ h «aa « a a * ck :*!!■« ■ ■■■((■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■KH iaDD aiD DM a'I ■■■■■■ We Have the Best— Grocery Store, downtown location. Owner Juts real estate bug. ..Will sell all stock and fixtures $1,800. 5 I'm,rn bungalow for rent, close in. 9-10.00 per month. One new 5-rortm Spanish Bungalow, ju st com ­ pleted, $5,500. $1,000 down. E-Z terms. We have fi beau l if til lots, close in, in best lo­ cation, $1,500 each. New Houses in City at beat price and terms. 10 acre Celery Farm with new house, crops and farming tools. On Sanford Avenue, close in. Valdez Realty Co. ALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. H. G. Wool worth, Mgr. : a ■ ■ ■ ■ : Two Story Brick Building Located One Block from Post Office Good Investment Good Income Property This property will sell quid: at an advanced price. Buy Now ti n V a M E. F. L A N E M It M a ii u s X) REALTOR M . M . Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 F im I National Bank Building. SA LES FORCE STEWART DOUGLAS KING < a m i i i m n u i i i i i > i M i m a a a « R R u a a M i a i u < .,. b u . 3n 3a u i Phone THE BUSINESS OF R U N N IN G A HOME EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEM ENTS. ^ MADE *mnit ui H . : i + 5 ■ vs 51 inch Flaiincld for Coat nnd Dreasea, nice qual­ ity. all-wool, tan, blue, green, ro.se, red, orchid and white. Special— id -Mrs. A. Yr.uru far Markham, one All had a delight- $3.00 yard •lames Reed, 3l |ast Saturday at I a shock his this mnimiinjly en "I. ill health for ^mhful U <nr Tunt-ral htvgreat esteem in r M l,y hii friends All-Wool Kush a 51 inches wide, li^ht w eight, brown and white. Tan, blue, green, •> i $4.50 yard Silk and Cotton Crepes Sterling "'Tadflphia, r, Ifter several , weeks ;u>-inch Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes, dark grouiKls. Small and large designs, printed on fine quality crepes. our blood $1.00 yard ;p u r e * * J'ln^ Class ik e to e a t POL how you usod to cornu in from play hungry us a bear? Bet you could hardly wait until Dad lilted your plate! And didn't everything tasto good! Seemed liko you never would get enough. Didn't you (eel good thoso days. Yes, they wero tho red blood­ ed days. Why Isn't your appetite like that now? Why don't you llko to eat Juat tho sam e as you did In thoso days? Here’s the reason—your sys­ tem is simply starving for tho lack or rich, red blood! You'vo lost your appetite because you’vo lost your red blood power. No red blood iioum am ent (or tho tissues of your Bordered W oolens em em ber R ‘*«tion. A long. • W h ln j to ■ All-Wool Flannel litcmkil the party as pleasure. ,for *I»R.Wcth ■. ta ii.rx a i Ba!i Hardware [l I"1 young pHplp affoid* ' ! W o o l P iece G oods \ fursday night fur IUhUml Ma th.' | a,''» Ml>. trank PURVIS & WILCOX C M ila n e T h e a t r e m eal „ j Waiott-. b to lfli& d l Residence Telephone 313-J Mrs. Ogden and little son of at the .Metnoo * / ^ ainright left lant week Pierce spent last week with her . for Chicago nml D etroit to spend sister. M is. Maines. pnrtment or me several weeks on business. Club will rem » Mrs. II. B. Coffee of Palm Bench teal Recital at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Radford ami qx'iit a few days here with her K. A. t urrivan of Orlamio were laughter, Mrs. ( lias. Harrison. *in Sanford Sunday visiting friends. On Wednesday afternoon nt .1 Incsday Mr. nml Mrs. T. \V. Prcvntt [(iardtn Circle will o’clock, a garden circle will he o r­ i pent the week end in New Smy­ Mrs. Dean Turner in expected lanilbtlon meeting ganized a t the Woman’s du b . homo in a day or two from Fort rna with Mrs. Prevntt’s parents. Club Mouse at J Members of any amY all depart­ Myers, where she has been visiting ments a re eligible, hut the one nee- relatives. Mrs. O. E. Little who has been pepnrtment of the casary qualification must he th at dl in the Remold-Laughton hos­ meet with Mr*. ,,f a genuine garden interest, nnd | will C. h. Powell Sr., who has been pital in Sanford died Wednesday. some evidence of it in the way of X 3:30; in Miami for the past several psuUlinft Circle will a home plot set to a garden. weeks, returned homo yesterday Mrs. M. E. Wicks, Mrs. Iiatpei ofX »t the home of afternoon. ami Miss Elizabeth Ballard re ­ |ty at IV) Moby Ave* At 3:30 o’clock on Wednesday turned Friday from Valdosta, Ga. afternoon, the first meeting* of the Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hartline, W elfare Departm ent will be held, I lie Ladies’ Aid gave an ire Imrsday with Mrs. W. L. Henley, its e ffi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C, Weld), and Mr. of the Fast Side cient new chairman, presiding. It and Mrs. E. C. Golson motored to ‘ ream social at the town hall F ri­ day.. A good sum of money wns AsMciativn at i.i most earnestly requested th at Silver Springs Sunday. received. . at 3 o’clock. all club women expecting to work a Civic Dinner tin- with this departm ent he present Mr. nnd Mrs. Stew art Tcbford Mrs. J. T. McClain spent lest of the Chamber ot promptly nt the hour, ns definite left Monday for W inter Haven the Womans | lui> plans fo r tho coming months will where they will attend the wed­ week in New Smyrna with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Bell, who he Womans < In »- j,e discussed, a short program giv­ ding of their nephew. has been ill. en, and a social hour which it is hoped will make for better acquainMr. nml Mrs. R. J. Holly Sr., left Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wicks nnd yesterday afternoon for Oxford, O. Mr. and Mrs. Culver Ethridge and M .iry 1 tanc0‘ ■I and points in the northwest. They you Eniett spent Sunday evening evening has sold his home, 1 On, Thursday , . ... , nt 8 o’clock expect to he gone about a month. in Sanford with Mr. and Mrs. Cawl Culpepper and family. to a s’mfnnl in- n Civic Dinner will be served a t the Woman’s Club by a competent Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Iamg return­ committee of experienced home ca­ ed Saturday afternoon from Phila­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy re­ terers. It is the object of this oc­ 1C. K. Sju dons an- casion lo bring together the civic delphia, I’a., where Mrs. Long has turned home Friday from a 110loi a lint ditighter ngencie.t of Sanford, with a view recovered from a serious operation. day visit in Long Island, New York with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. It). to closer co-ordination in their Irving Finchel nnd Irving Fin- David Levy and family and Miss work, and representatives of all M. Sjeblom au­ such organizations will be present. chel Jr., for several years well Rose Levy and m other accompani­ nt a fine little Tho immediate subject for discus­ known contractors of Coney Island, ed them home to spend the winter. Iday, Sept. 13, All sion will bo the “ Recreation Prob­ lem in Sanford for this W inter," and the working out of a practical ____ I Mrs. Rubt. John- and definite program . The com m it­ png front injury tee is prepared to serve a large be glad U know numl)er „ f men and women, nnd ring nigvl^.j tickets are on sale nt the Chamber ■ . 4 of Commerce and from Mrs. It. A. i I ', " '■tfdifrf., Newman.. The 'C ham ber of Com■ nu n c and Woman’s Club nre work­ man ' \ i j big together, nud their speakers* |ord h die after- J'j11 b° annuuncl'(t within 11 daY or fy enter at me ib i’d 'hlT t 10 acres 1 mile from Chuluota, 5 Ih grove, 5 in timber. 4 .... room house, on hiaih road. $3,500100. 'tf?,000.00 cash. Build up your blood to where It Is pure nnd red and rich nnd watch hat appetite come hack! S. S. a la ho wa* to do it! S. S. S. helps Na‘u li r'llh lo o d cells — builds them by the Yj it IIons! gut hungry and you’ll en‘ wht‘n s - Shelps Na•calc l ,n iPl' r ° re '1 celIrt 111 ,h at ° f y0UrS- An,l you’ll look better—your Bkin will bo d e a r nd unblemished — your flesh will horome firm and solid _ atren^ »nd power will como l«> your llahby ‘ — ties—you’ll be »elf again. . 8: B- 8 - will bring k .l 110 ^ojr n g -lh o Joy of living. o s0"6, ^ ,0 r |lh0“ Bands for genert ™ Rolng to do t (or you too. Get a. a. a. a t your druggist’ E l lurK— bQ,‘l° la motu econom- 51 inches wide, light w eigh t flannels, combina­ tion check and solid colors. AH shades. The greatest T $7.00 yard Balbrig-ain, all-wool, 54 inches wide. A ll sh a d es,.....................................$3.00 yard stunt picture Fairbanks 54 inch Coat Material, all-wool, sm all check wool velour. Brown, tan and blue. Special for................. ,......................... —....... .................................................$3.50 yard has ever Stripe Flannels, 54 inches wide, fin e stripe, Blue, green, tan, brown, red offered. and navy. All-wool, light w eight D ress m aterial......................... ......... $3.50 yard I t Th e Yo w ell C o m p a n y i lU<4 1 | : j t auH ■ m.*11 ” .,M id I >i* <g :i)-J RRDDXXSUHDDD IDB �•BER 19/1925. )ft ■ state Bureau Mailing Puzzles Form Half i AV£H (MB’ VA! '•: H in ) Temperence Posters O f Jap an ese Mail ft it* if t*J* " r****|yfl*<**«*’•*♦* T VT T AII4SSEF* Oct 19,—(/Pi OSAKA, Oct, ip. (/P) A n tn th T i1 n ’ - . X of< I’uhUc pHwitp tlclan discovered t h a t- th e Onaka —(^>)_The Department Control pofst office handled 4,172,Instruction is mailing out to nil 829 aosfl-w ord replies from June i schools of tho ntato pamphlet on 25 to. Aug. 31, which is nem iy half temperance and health, to ho used the total am ount of mail m atte r i„ » •» » » .« = Of Hcalih. je» P « - N „,ilc[1 b [hc dn,,nB ,„c • Oilando-. in1C nrpTosI street- . W antc... net | f r$i Mtet hc mtin. x j]* remunerative * rfchlH U nn and O ta llrtc c t . , pcr|o(| ls%Pormaaca Law Day, F nday, Oc„ ..l. Tho | n rp Cfi* num ber received ttt corporation i Under the law the Inst Friday o. one day was 223,237, cn July 2. It l>itf Ihjnjrs. October must to Riven over in part was stated th a t if the total of to instructions on the subjects of crrsr.-wrrd replies were put from m l 8 . rial, health, temperance, prohibition and rnd ..... to ________ end they would reach from tween N) and obedience angering N Wofe ole the l h e Future h ill lire NrW UKKLANS.flet 19.— <£>)— nat! Mill, Vnndfc.stodi up many obed cue to law. The evil of nice- Tokyo to Kyoto, hoi. tobacco and other narcotics ia Defiance IIss In Indicated H; * cnriv .^ason* (it’ifJlitck tot tho ■I’W*** d ic a te d Ry t , i strei'ied. h a rttllo n s ; . , * .. . 4* .*1. t Wii>Jiiit#,t 3n*« anti Leo (Ionian* stre^icd Trend of Pirate Finite C Champions rvaauB C E H sm iB aD B aB inB O H B B B K rnaac^iuc,, „ ( l<‘:1'!ir:' ,,,|,m the Southern confer- ............... stralcd a powerful ,w verful attack in de- _ — VetcranGivesW ay to Youth [icy w . established by victories fcatiny the University of Kefta f for four teams Saturday, while ■wteky, 25 to 0, causing supporters fc'tHv 'Y rtfefc fi&i'bFi two othe■< were not in a position the General* to feel that tb?> There war a lingering note cf ftt* , ... . . foum themaclvcs after an In ­ tart ture defiance in the tread of Bill to lore r. poziticn nocuie for at a feet of making the distance. It Vircini'i Rrdytcchnlc Institute, * * • McKeehnic’a conquering !tr, t, a; was Plant City's ball. Rile* made Alalia: i. Georgia Tech, Tulanc after falling before Auburn, conic J A N N O U N C ES TI IE OPEN INO OP ] m e yard, Abbott also made on. the retreating steps of world’and Virginia, by winning inr roast <1 p !. to win from .'Maryland, 3 to 0, King intercepted Abbott*! ties team s echoed ‘fnintiy Georgia, playing a strong S* I, their standing inside the confer' . N EW OFFICE “ pass but dropped it and it was de­ nieht along the corridor* of major tnce t'.v) games won and none \. A. team won, 21 to 0, from i» •! clared 'ncompiete. Sparkman punt- league hnsehnll. lost. Auburn and North Carolina Furman. Louisiana State did nor Grandview Drive, Riles and Green Star For id to Entzndnger on Sanford's 13* For Pittsburgh was unwilling to were already credited with two Vic- venture off their campus but found [ For The Practice Of td line. Entzmingcr wns liurt ..o p In reclaiming its National {torics. Auburn’s 33 to 0 reverse a battle th erew ith tho Fresh, g et­ Plant City While Barber, ja and tiipe wns taken nut, but he re­ ting ue heroes as u great chib which at the hands of Texan had no cf- ting away but only to a (J to t) Rose Court Russell Perform Brilliantly sumed play. had hern good enough and game feet on it* conference ntrnding ami margin, On a fake punt, Entzmingcr enough to M at Walter Johnson and North Carolina was idle for the Center carried the South’s colors , made one yard. Thompson funt- a sterling Washington niachhtr. day. into the West Saturday and a l - j llolding Ini hervier and superior |j|0(jp |,uj recovered for a four yard Alabama showed a superiority though the Colonola gave tiro Plant City footbal team to a score loss. Barber got off a beautiful The Pennsylvania city and Ilona i M less tic for three periods a t Munic­ punt, but Plant City was off side W agner could look beyond the , over Sewnnee ‘ more pronounced Michigan Aggies a battle they re5 In The di ipal i pa I Athletic Field Saturday, San ami the Iml wain brought hack an glory of n smashing triumph and than had been forecast, the Crirn- turned to Kentucky with the small u t ford High School finally suffered Plant City penalized five yard*. tec the beginning of a new dla- son out. hinirtg the Purple 27 to (J. end of the 15 to 13 score, Centenary claimed the high defeat by the score of 13 to (I, duo Barber's kick \vn$ not ro good this mi nd rtign. an athletic dynasty ’ Georgia Tech turned Florida hack a FIRST NATIONAL RANK IUHkD^| (verse breaks of the game time and it went to Plant City >n supplanting the four year National 23 to 7, showing no letup in the rear ing honors of the day with ti to two adverse League rule of John McGruw’s drive rnc verei! again t Penn victory over Hollins by a count of lato in the third quarter. I lie Sanford’s 20-yard line, a Rooms— GOI-COfi-fion. Giants, swept along on the flying M a te a week before. These two 83 to 0. weather was exceedingly hot and Sparkmun made no gain. Abbott feet of Max Carey, under the pro- games set the . tage for the game Standing of conference team 3. not especially conducive to good Won Lon football, but the fight and spirit made one yard. Strickland went in pulsion of Hnz.'n Cuyler’s power between lit conference champions PHONE 127 O 0 1.C0U displayed by both tennis, particu­ for Carter. Abbott’s pans wna in­ ful slick, and supported by the and Yellow Jackets at Atlanta Alabama ., f| complete. Pop? blocked Green’.* next Saturday. rturdy defense of Tray nor, Wright, « • „ 0 Georgia Tech .. 1.000 larly Sanford's struggle against 2 Tulane came back to win from Tulane .. .......... 31 .T 1st N a tl Bk Bldff. 0 1.000 overwhelming odds, made It a very drop kick and Pottinghum fell on Melanin and Smith. Office Hours— R to 12 :i. m. I to o p. •i the Mississippi A. A M. combina­ North Carolina 0 1.000 interesting and exciting contest. it for Sanford on its own 30 yard Youth Rules Diamond. 1‘hnue 733. •» line. Thompson made one yard. tion of Meeks and Holloway after Virginia .......... aa aa aa 0 1.000 Tho crowd was not ns large os tho It was no more sentimental vi­ •) 0 1.000 made four yards. Bar- sion painted into the imagination the Aggie were nut in front with Auburn .. .. ,. ... one which the m. St. gbiuu Cloud tEntzmingcr t,ne wmen witnessed uw , . aB an0B tiangtiaaaB a»R iiB B arsrrB asaaH B D B [r«fl3iii a field goal in the first few min" I Vanderbilt „ .. 0 1.000 game, but. the loss in nttredam c p,“ ntb c S / J ’ltn “ " r “ nil? by tho brush of rampant world’ , Wash. & I.cc .. 0 1.000 .. l was probably due to the unfavor Thompson’s pass was South Carolina .. .. .. 1 l .500 able weather. Thompson made one yard. Yancey who foresaw that youth, ribb.nl ' issault on Kentucky .......... nil szt for an . .. 1 I .500 The game brought out several went in for Dutton. Entzmingcr R. 1.............. .. .. 1 1 .500 outstanding stars, Entzmingcr, lutt one yard on n rrihn cro.><. with the steel of veteran support, Western Maryland .......... .. .. 0 1 .duo Barber and Russell for Sanford, Entzmlngor’s drop kick fell short in both infield and outfield, haif of Northwc :tern in Chicago Georgia .. .. ^ .. .. .. 0 1 .1)0(1 . and Riles and Green for Plunt City. and it was Plant City's ball on its come back to wield the sceptre on Virginia was rorceu m nxtcmi Florida ............. .. .. 0 1 .000 Riles time and again crashed cwn 10-ynrd lint*. Riles made four the diamond. Miss. A. & M. .. . •) 1 .000 through the Sanford line and s k irt­ yards. Green made one yard aa In the rcrics just cnmplctwl, K V* ;IcJcat Virf i nia 1 .000 ed its ends, and if was only the ex­ the half ended with the ball in ! Washington, with a team of rejuvt,tl to hlt- ca,mw .l8 , 1" “Ole ML.r" .. .. .. .. 0 1 .000 cellent defensive work of Entzmin- Plant City's possession on the 15 m ated castoffs, eall.sl back from Il,. i!n(i. ^mrm nyriv.ry much in to I Louisiana Slxte .. .. 0 1Team tsoo .. .. .. .. 0 1 .0110 gtr in backing up the line th a t pre­ yard line. a glorious )>nst enough of skill and Vanderbilt was the favorite ov ! Hrwnnee .. ^ .. .. .. 0 1 .000 vented him from scoring four or power to check the march of tint-* o .000 C le m ro n ............ ........0 five touchdowns. Green was wide .,. Score at cad of half, Sanford 0, for a spell. But the hand of fate Tennessee but the Commodore:,' <1 .000 N. C. Statu .. .. 0 awake a t all timen and It was he ‘ lnilt 1 uj’ • fl .000 V. M. I............... ........0 who intercepted a Sanford forward Third Quarter, puss in the last period and raced Plant City kicked to Cottinghum chine which was enmjmlli I t.> >-:■ i ----- through n’broken filed for a touch- on his own 311-yard line. Entzmin aside to permit vigorous, ambitious wi|| hriIl, „ |,ie advantage over' per fumbled, but recovered for a >outh to rush by. A new o r d e r of t!),,ir fi( M if t!u, J w down. o f t h , U nb. Labor Board. When the Official notice has been served on The work of Entzm ingcr of Sail- five yard loss. Plunt City was off things was decreed and Bill Mr ijj^” j,.IV(1 uiffidently shottford, however, was marvelous, He .side on the next play and was po Kichnie risen to command th Ct.as) Line suggested .that !»| this company that a strike has keen was an entire team In himself. His|nn)izcsl five yards. Thompson base ball decks with a baseball Imt- r in d to bring hack baseball to thshould be referred again to lb plane it occupied prior to the cir­ ordered by the general committee of the offensive aam o wns handicapped; made four yards. Kntzndnger talion which Pittsburgh has every I.OS ANGELES, O 13,—f/P)_ cuit smashing epidemic. Hr.:trd in accordance vvilli Jira considerably by the excellent work made oiu yuid. Barber punted to right to expect will continue to Orders of Railroad Telegraphers amonu Athletes in th • local ; ho<j., under Stove League to Talk. of the heavier and better balanced Abbott on his 30 yard line and lie rule the base realm in spite of .t the beard that this be thru no circumstance may exercise nurra i(s r.iemhers employed by the Atlantic Tim winter league will have _lino of ____ _ but in spits , Plant City, of returned it 10 yards. Rile# made v.hnrp challeng(> from an ew i j-nlplenty of trader and lineup shifts L i1 ,1 1 1 ^ l" u’ ' ' !l ,l,t -d ' moon, th at fact ho often crashed through nine yards. Sparkman made no our Giant, a Redland imst well for­ tlom ent was reached, the Coast i,ine to become effective a l 1 P. '*-*nt nut; try out ror more HH. for good gains. It wns his dtfi-n- gain. Green made one yard and tified with good pitching, a t i discuss tin « winter, and tho R i-' v*' liv e s t f the organization rtfc M. October 10. This i s l h e culmination iatewill not l> t altogether left out . a n one major port team a sentnive game, however, which will not first down. threatening Boston Brave and fm: .-I r. iin.l table discussion. Tiic lelT ' in such action. s o o n bu forgotten. Ilo often made | Abbott made five yards. Riles other protesting pursuers. of the refusal of that or«anizatiun to ac­ • id- of McKecbnleV infield js^ex- > The Board of IMueaiion, “nltirmfive rmd six tackles in succession, made 11 yards. Riles was slopp.-d Rabbi It Balt Gone. / ?fii cept h decision by the United States I -' ted to be kejit intact, \v il!i'l’d a t tint duulily j;; reusing dlsstopping Ids man when it seemed on a hard trickle by Russell for one In ‘pile of the home run hittim: Tiaynor and W right at third und placement m :rnli. by athletic.-, '.n *T!ie A tlantic Coast l.iv,f Railroad Labor Hoard denying the deho had on open field for a tuucn- yard. Riles made three yards. Bu­ which prevailed in the recent i , but the Pirate chieftain-will 'th e minds • »ludents," sat those ydown. HI# fighting spirit and that ker went in for Simnmm . Rib s i ic , baseball critic# are m inft nned (he Labor’ Hoard tii mands of the orRanizatlnn for a ueneral i-.i -c t-> do i onic tall w inter t£ug.- ’- nnrl other ride for high school* of his tram mate, "R ed ’ Burlier, made one yard. Riles made six I that the Jack Rnbhltt ballhim mi -■lit first and second ba26, here. Rost-sea, ncontesta fo ric e f*t reach a settlem ent, and( were o n inspiration to the team, yards and first down on Sanford’s Io n s the p i mo, at least until |.pi>inftTuup in .jv it^ .jip d f(ir annual vaca­ tverhui* i/f regulaT v!ny-\}i‘.tf t o : ' titltw.iuid vm.u i with u'tii.^ U p U R u x tte l was fighting hard yard. line. Ilfs.th whs hurt. Tv.t IJIa^W hc? VJffi ?br a,mlh r . c, . il :arti immediately assure] I tion of two weeks with puy. 1 ” from start to finish and while, like h,. , sunu-d play. Riles made four . t home run clouting. Th- re, , ibuth positions will call upon M -- ver“'tv or college freslimen teams tion ever (he controversy K, chine to decide ngain.it youth ‘'l> "Is0 tabooed, Ms fellow wlngman, Booth, In- was yard . Cottingham stopped Rile; breaking total of circuit dour tin ,,;dv two practice games in each slow In getting down tho field un- 1f„r Uln„. Entzmingcr hold •veav, coupled with Injuri. * i„ t,hi- and ambition on one side and the both parties before It al t -tdiness of two veterans v;iv» sport ill bo permitted to preccdo d»r punts nHowing them to t- run Rile- to one yard. KnUimnge. | ers, decreed Us passim:. In th ‘'ThrrtiRhonf llie nsifotialions which hearing on Ocluber 9th. back further than was necessary, nailed Sparkman for no gain, and change, a Pittshureh i. un whico a*, i .1 him in tho ermines of both tin* regular season. led np to the present situation the A t­ his hard tncklss and breaking up ■it was Sanford’s ball. combined enough ..Id baseball an I tit- National League ince and the aii t * * lantic Coast Line has scrupulously com­ Critics Kontfull O c i l U l M o o t s H o i R C H«rl»er punted out of bounds u K new baseball t , piofit bv wo.Id - ..erica Officers of the Atlantic (4 nil .nt.it wn »hbracing iaflu«n ■ ,, ? : aa V‘ir:' ! Hanford's 35 yard line. Rile# made the nmv- „t a erti. ial period ..f th piled both with the letter ami the spirit bcuutifi I r , " ■' of ■h..h, mt | JV), y[(r,j, stopped liyUntz- tacf, appears well equipped to rid • .Stutfv Mvinnis a t tirst ba ■ o h O rU ljB T e U y L o a i l S appeared as ordered/but thelf which enabled lir; Ri rates la ,lu: judl L of the law and with the orders of the & vrn r e d ? c d 'in . / n S X ^ n l ! wlUl " elcar field ahead of j I ho m a t of National l.eagm ers’ organization declined have resulted in a touchdown. I him Kntzmingcr again held R il-s y tltion next .mmmor. tm m elves together and rescue tile n e w \ no m run labor boa tl which is the agency created punts were also faii ly good and it l() tv.„ yaMj, p |anl cjty was offIn addition to being on- of th • ............... . Knwii,,,^. v , ’; with the Hoard’s instructions! hU ends had been n little faster m |fc|llll W||f( p4!nalizt.t, fJivt, ynn| d. I youngest teams. i„ point of av, - Giant hero ttnd authorized by Congress fur the set­ a vti\ th • 'elu'o^in t ’ n ! l C konte shortage by increasing ri ptionally not put in an appear ante. k| pi: . . tb>* capital stuck of tin* mutual tlement (if disputes between the rail­ ^ * r * « r S rJ S T 7 ; n t e pais. .........^It was n wonderful play, -liucli-...on .......... ....... ... .......... * ■ closing weeks tile diamond, .Meii-chttii this the Lahord Board decitWl - I,... j, I | | ' >u‘luJ,,nt *jrive building anil loan a* mciation from |.nte in tho fourth period he knock­ road) and orRanizations of their em­ of any college star. l' *Kd into a breach at $|oo.«)()0 to 31,000,001). The money i tiam this year wait also the fa ;' . ivorid Pa:«e ed down a Riant City pass by a worthy three members to tiie prnportji duiing the final drive r1:0 inv Mted• •i - u -d for ■ End of third quarter. Scori cst in baseball and the hardest the lutlldployes. mnrvcl.HU leap Into the air. T boiSanfol(| „ ,M;||U ( it „ the east bitting outfit in the National Lea • f tiie ttuccane. r through tigale the whole situation; <:nt| . j ing of homes which are paid for pass was just about to enter into, ' 1 gue. The liuceaueors matched ‘.ioure^im, t.rantluuu av young- by the nurchtiser on a systemnti' F m irth ({mirier th? arm s of a waiting opponent, representing the public who J Taylor went In Vor Buiney. The' t M ,!' :u:"umt base hit with e r th a n Knwiu r l itclun: *. On time plan. The directors have who hud an open field for a touch­ a frequency which recoiled Giant th e o t h e r hand, “The Order of Railroad Telegraph­ latter are reviagreed to finance the building of ball was on Sanford's 30-yard line. chairman of the United Slated! down. machini ■.of a lew years ago, when p la y e r s .” , homea home* un u p to to two-thirds of the Clyde Booth played un excellent Green’s drop kick failed and it was McGrnw annually ohtuined a cii- ogntzc l a s g re a t "m o n e yy pl.iyers.” ers agreed readily enough to subm it the Labor Hoard, one representing game a t center until h. Was injur- Sanford's bull on its own 20 yard ncr on tlo* National League speed I h ey cairn to McKenchitie'i. r esc u e value, line. Burlier made one yard. Hut a: I lie m i d a l h o u r o f th e v n s o ii , T h o r e s p o n s e to t h o r e q u e s t f o r case to the Railroad Lain, • Board fur Raima tic ns and ftpe represtHH od und replaced by Rupa,who put) .*'■ f,H.r ,,' t ”nc yarn, f.u t' And. in the end, the -peed b u he m ay decide r. vv t h a t t h e i n . , t m e n t s in tile a s s o c ia tio n h a s ed a gnnto much improved ov r '1ill,,Rer I'1*1 two numnd l-ft chd. market. settlem ent bat refused to accept the deraitrends. T his section of that of Inst Saturday, getting olf punted >,» yards to Riles king:; from Pittsburgh outdistanc­ y o u n g e r p a ir d m u ld g e t th e c a ll, been ra n id , i! w as Mid, it is planed tinwhistling clout so readily L T U i.se lit* ov.i (isiun made liy the Hoard after exhaus­ it tii thirm arul th ? m ti to c o n s tr u c t m a n y h o n u n titis cuiducled hearings at ilmi^ nasSes in troml siwine vvilli his pu!i^en good shape with nn no " . •‘'turned it to .Sanford two , fall am i w in te r. cause for fumbling. Whitfield, yard line. Abbott made one yard. that th? !’irate dan next spring dub to prepare for the future. tive investigation and has ordered a Uctcber 12 and 13 prior to lb Oiler, and Cottinghum played their Riles barely pushed it over for the first ucure of the game. Green's strike iRealise the decision which they strike ballot had fieen distribute usual good games in tho line, hold­ ing when the holding wna im port­ (dace kick failed. bad asked the Hoard to make did not the members c f the orgskiio* Sanford 0, Riant City i>. ant. sa tisfy them. the Wilmington hearing reprw Riant City kicked off to Yancey The Game. Plant City won tho toss and on Sanford’s 35 yard line. Green cf tlic orgauizntion, in formed I Oupt, Carter chose to receive. Cot­ inlere.’ptcd Thompson's pass and U O ‘itJP\, \NOm T Cm UW HEU -E E -l IA*,\ HAV-l! Pore, sm o k eh tiar ilntird members that " bw1 tinghum kicked off to Spooner who raced 15 yards to a touchdown. “The Labor Hoard decided that the S P E A K TUH M U - T QRotdCr W EuL -E E - t-\LL- WELL* h e e - h e h e S l o s t stopped the ball on Itis 17 yard Green kicked Ids own goal. graphers w ould co-operaU n demands of the organization for a Gen­ Sanford 0, Riant City 13, line. On the first play, MellonA STQlMCi O’ MUYtCAM B f-A O o h e 's T h r o V r h u . t-US PA SSPO R T S « n«ll made 20 yards off left tackle. Hoard in making the prop®**! Entzmingcr caught I'lant City' era I increase of wages and fur a vnen“T M tU S VAM CU- AM Ti t xAKtMCr D iO m Cit'Y A MCnUOlA HEE-V W E - H U V l H U H I Donne made two yards. Sparkmun kickoff on itis own 2o yard line and Ration, such c u -o p e r a tio n 'll Iion rule were not justified. It inB o S T U O - AM J U S V.MUM Y W A S made one yard through center returned it 15 yards, Barber made B o o k *T a k i u ’ B o o v y s CH W ELL - LX V-\EX • allowed to interfere wiln lbc j Donne made no g«in, Donne again ("be yaul. Grier was hurt und went I strutted both parties to look into the DOV7M Ota tA'-I V\MU o p\C\<tM‘ W A S'frV OM Sf EOmE LNtLL FtMO A WAT hit the line, but could not gain and ' out. Dutton for Grier. Thompson which thv organization b*11' C.M U P - IKJ W A L K S SMOKE.4-/ EX C U S E t-\T C O O VtUO I LLTA\vC im CMUPV AM (piostion of eliminating inequalities in tfit ball tens given to Sanford on made one yard around left itail.I its 20 yard lino. ft ■ handling the nutter, on I'j Sanford watt off side and wait pe MJfTiA A B O O V < - A m H U ^ Ctl V C j l ,; ElHAtYthe pay of some positions. Fur litis iMTLRDUCE ’lM Tb'EV? Thotupaon was stopjied with no Utilized five yards. Harbor punted W CU l OM' f.NLM S T O P V account. AGtM - AM-AM Cv\T purpose conferences were held by the gain. Entzmingcr made five 'd1 yards out of hounds, c a t a m c jth u r B o c k ynrdst hrough right guard. Thomp-1 Rile made six yard*. Riant 1M AKSCTVLn-\ EOOV<.. Al'antic Line with representatives of turn made 10 yards off right tackle 'C ity was penalized five yards for “ The representatives of 'jj the Telegraphers in an effort to reach fur first down. Kntzmingur hit Hit? bnckficld being in motion tieJ right guard for one yard. Entz- fore the ball was snapped. Tito Hoard have been cn t!ie Piij an amicable settlement of this issue, tnlnger carried the ball outside on tram had been guilty of this off the past week getting the frj remanded by the Labor Hoard, and the Sanford’s lf» yard line. Entzmin- und on nil during the game, hut gcr lost five y a rd /o n « crisB play. I it had escaped tho notice of tin* Kurd to the situation, s* Atlantic Coast i,inc, after negotiations Barber punted ami it was rcluvn- referee. Riles made two yard*. I report can be made lo the f,J* iasliags for a period of five weeks made tsl by Dunne jo Riant City’s 35 Mutcliett punted to Thumpsua on yard line. Riles went in for Me- Sanford's 20 ynnl lins. Riant f'i'.y ship c f the Labor . Hoard, u offer to adjust the rates of pay «»r a Gunnell. Sputkmun made two was off side and was penaHjed winch the Heard has nnnoun yards. Riles made four yards off five yards. uhstantial number of positions involright tackle. Gte.'it made ont yard. prompt and final decision H’atdtt went in fur Entzmingcr tctl. Sparkmun punted out of bouuiU on *bd i nrm r fur Burhcr. Turner made, and the company. wjH Hanford's five yurd line. fumbled and lost eight yards * Entzmingcr punted to his own Thompson punted 35 yards to I ed by that decision. The f 1his offer was refused by reproseu3() yard line and Riles returned it Kilus who returned it to Hanford’s! been called without waiting f five yards. Cylde Booth was in­ do yard line. Riles muds one yard, 1dives of the Telegraphers, who, on jured on th* pluy nm| Rope went m (treen made seven yards and the lien by the United S tates li­ September 1tit h broke o ff negotiations to play center. Abbott wont in focJgame ended with tho ball in Riant ber board. It is in direct de/o Donne for Riant City. Riles mud-1 City’* possession on Sanfutd's 32 with the statem ent (hat they would not Uw. two yutdi. Abbott made one yard, yard line. further discuss lh t (p illio n o f remov­ Abbott'a pass was incomplete.j Hanford 0, Riant City Rl. Green’s drop kick from the 30 yard* 'the Line-up. ing inequalities but would demand “In the event c f walkout lino failed. Sanford’a ball on It? •'hurit* Booth R.E Ari* again a general increase and vacation on 20*yard line. CoUinghuni R.T. Carte# (C) | lice Coast Line will make c' Barber made four yards off j Whitfield KG, fur all pien, both of which demands had Baker to provide for uninterrupted right tackle. Entzmingcr made {Clyde Booth C. Spooner { been fuund to be unwarranted by the otic yard. Thompson was slopped 1Button, the public. LG. T anner| for no gain. On Entzmingcr's j Grier llavvkin * L.T. put#. Riant City was penalized 15 Russell (('.) L.E. Burney| yards for dubbing and it wns first l Thompson McDonnell down for Sanford. Barber B.ll. Green ATLANTIC COAST RAILROAD dOMPA End of quarter. Scute Sanford h l,ur Domic 1 L.H,U . <), Riant.City 0. hntsmiiigcr F.H. Sparkman I*. R. ALRIGHT, Vice-President and General Manager, \fiimington, Been Established In South By Conference Grid Teams j DR. W. D.' GARDI! ! OSTEOPAT $2000.00 each Williams-McGraw Realty Company f o r the Informatiq o f the Public Los Angeles Students lUust Study P art Time fer> OUT OUR WAY By Williams: V LINE Barber no gain,' EpUmlngcr al- lUss. luTul lincimnn/ Manley# �^ f r T O Y j v ? * ^ v?frT g l E SANFQRD HERALD, MONDAY. PAGE Investment 3—Autos, Rent Uy Herald ,D. BATES and e o l- s me m - - ----He ■ line ■ n-e ■ One ----- Hr B ----- Ch inawn re In English Porce­ China make lovely g ifts B - r , jjut.U Rhove ■ 1321 W llI v s -K n ltrM 192! Veils T Touring IS2.1 Kxaex "4" Cnnrh 1932 Bulolc "fi" Touring 192) Uodgfl Coupo to f e m a d ? ' The R«nB . , ;i t,„ r e e p o o i l h l e IT n ro rn 'C t I T , Insertio n . .u h .e - iu .n t B t« office should be K u .t.ly 'n 11. W. Phillips’ Sons T**rmn To Some People I Phone .*! Oak und 2nd St of th o r- f e S p o rt T o u r i n g . w your rant ad- to ; effective . , « T .M O T irn ^ Should Itlve their oitofflce i t ! " " •" ir P h o n e J? 6— B usiness Opportunities J. E. SPUR! ING. mo-diviemn specialist. Subdivision to Or'•ndo. Florida, and F l o r a Heights. Florida on Dixie High­ way. * I OR SALE: Two lota Spurting and Magnolia. For quick sale $3,250 Dcan-Rcrg Corp. Insert an ad in the “Classified Col Contractor and Builder 409-M — Phone - unins” of The Herald. Let a classi II. C. VIELE Jeweler fieri acl work for you. I ’ ll line C u m in -m i diator and ,;:m of connew cores ■ Cleaning fur all reladiator & and R. R. 12— Advtg. Mediums FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, may be seen at our barns, ono niilo south and 2 miles west of Haskell, Fla. Lukelnnd Highlands Co-Operative Association, Box 79 Lakeland, Fin. FLO R ID A - ORLANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. TH E CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia’s larg ­ est daily. W ant ad rate 1 l-2e per word; 4 insertions l I - le; 0 or more lc per word each insertion. '"'•Volt pow'vtween this IL L C O Oak floors. 1 In fact every equipment. , : .-ACREAGE* : BUSINESS-HOMES A modern home needs. j :M o n c 7 1 7 MRS. It. O. TRAVIS Public Stenographei \ t i k l e z R e a lty Co. Valdez Hotel Lobby V aldez H otel B u ild in g balance can be arranged over a number o f yenrs. 1.—A beautiful six room stucco finish­ ed bungalow on Magnolia Ave. Lo­ cated between Mar­ tin and Spurting Streets. Situated on a corner lot. P r i c e $10,500.00. Terms, arranged 2. Three adjoining lots on Second St. at Palm etto Ave. 117x117. Located in the coming new business section of S a n f a r d. Price $700.01) per front foot. ’, cash, bal­ ance 1, 2, and 3 yrs. 3. Three adjoining lots on Elm Ave nt 13th Street. Ono investing’ in these lots could he sure of a good profit w ith­ in a very short time. $(5,0(10.00 takes all three Inis. $2,000.00 cash, balance, a r­ ranged on easy pay­ ments R I O H T DOWN TO A tb/vROETl S H O P * A N ’ HAVEL ‘E.M ^IVEL N E A T R .E A T V -------M E N T - ----- Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* Phone 657. •I. 117 acres located on the Snnfnrd-Orlaudo Road just South of the city lim its of Sanford. This is an ideal tract to sub­ divide immediately. , It consists of good level ground. It is now being riyudly Imilt up right up this tract. There aro only a few tra c ts like it left and it will pay fur you to seo it, to buy, and to take ad van tag - of the opportunity it offers. Price $1000.1)0 per acre. $25,000 rash, balonce 1, 2, und 3 years. Tires and Tubes At priced th at arc right Pan Am nnd Standard Gas ana Oils COMPANY 1 0 REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise In the St. Petersburg Times. Ono con* cent a word doily, two ccuta a won Sundays. A LITTLE WANT AD IN rlu HERALD will bring you in bit results. Advertise tho<e old ar tides you have stored away am have no use for. A little thirty cent ail may bring you severe dollars. Phono 118 nml a repre tentative will call nml sec you. Hot water heater. WE HAVE THE 6 EST BUYS iNLORPQR/vrun “Veedol Oils” "^'R E A L T O R S fc JOHN K. FOX, Re present (Hi vc 120 South Hark Ave. We Cover Florida Real Kstato Like the Sunshine Radio Supplies 1, IilN E ’S FILLING STATION I'hone Itil-J 11I3 Sanford Avr. Sanford, Fla. Best and only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad and loading station also new power plant of l1 .41tllF .lt SHOP M3 Magnolia Ave. 5 First Class Barber* Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children. Soutlurn U tilities. Elton J. Moughton Lake Monroe is sure to grow Investigate thin today. ARCHITECT Firet National Bank Hldg. Price and terms reasonable. H a n fo rd . — .. 2 , W . It. S M IT H , M G R . yiiaiaiiiaB aiiiiiiaiaaiaaaiaN iiH iH iaiB iaaaaai W H A T tJ - T H i r s c , H V o C io Y T C t> T Q p i t - \ Porch nml windows screened 1 'l o n B y GEORGE M cM ANUS 1^ NO TAL-KlH ‘|N L 'T a m C^ITTDS t v Eastern exposure. Ample closet space. 35— Wanted lieip, Male 11K—Sale, Live Stock Lobby Pulustun-llrurnlry lll<lg. Simtoril Florida VALDEZ HOTEI PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ WANTED: Colored boy to do ja n ­ ment. Read about it in the Palm FOR RP7NT: Rooms, furnished or itor work. Sanford Herald. Beach Post. Sample copy tent on unfurnished. Mrs. II. M. Ed­ WANTED AT ONCE: Experienced wards, Box 7(55. man to work on 2 head shield K()R RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms, machine. Try-Me Bottling Co. \Ve- ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. I’ahath upstairs. G arage, 110 laka BiHg. Telephone 705. latka Daily News is circulated in West 1st St. I*.Ai t ; 111ENDED bookkeeper, gen- an industrial and agricultural sec­ cneral office or correspondent, tion. _______ open for position. Good references arid can bond. Reply P. L. Care MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each Herald. of them through a classified ad Salesman in the Morgantown POST. Six ROOM FOR RENT 1209 Magnolia cents a word for six consecutive Phono 153-L3. References ex­ MAN with car to work in evenings issues. ynox'EEu changed. from 4 to 15. Attractive propo[ sition for hustler. Give references THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho 11— For Sale, A creage III,h ' nH!e ,Bu.r ecr, I in letter. W rite "Proposition" Caro accepted w ant ad medium io Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word FOR SALE: 40 acres rich, ham ­ Herald. an insertion. Minimum 25c. mock land on Lake Harney. Will consider any reasonable offer. Ad­ dress T. A. Newton, 1263 Irving S t , N. U., W ashington, D.C. * & Body Completely furnished. 41'J JIK A I, IC ST A T R -I.X V IM T IIB X T S OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU FOR SALE: At a bargain if sold before the 20th, a corner lot ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” 00x210 on beautiful Crystal I-ake '•ANEY’8 DRUG STORE — Pm- shore. Mike Mary. Florida. Call H. OF THE IIERALI) •rrlptlons. D rugs, Sodas. Wo A. Halverson, Sanford Paint & otp a" near you aa your phono W all Paper p i . 112 1st Street. Call 103. FOR SAI.E: 120 feet east front age by 200 feet deep on Snn-> 8 ANTORD ET.K rTRTr CO ford Ave. $2,500. Terms. Address Rm—nwmra to OUlon Plat* fid Mngpnlla. E verything nine M rnI Phono 422. E ieetragitb 22—Sale, Furnitue 12— Advtg. Mediums 12— Advtg. Mediums Radio. We carry a full line. (Ga..) LEDGER — AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ tsif i c a t i o n s Cash or COLUMBUS W T O H T S— T h ro ^ a tn tm n a M u g . Our price* are right. Classified nds have the largest gusta, Ua., Augusta’s greatest term s. We want your business "olio find Second. FD*t *m*4 Elm. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ classified medium, rate, rash, 9c incements *t*»nford Avenue and 10th Street. Snnford Stove & Furniture Co. gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) lino. charge. 10e minimum. Accessories _____ 321 E. F irst St. Export service. , Kent FOR SALE: Babys folding sulky. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Price $(5.00. Mrs. Andernjn, 915 Lakeland, through the StarRepairing anything? If so advertise in WIGHT PRIN T SHOP—P rinting Telegram, Best advertising me­ the Gainesville Sun. Engrevlng. Embos«tng. See **r iSale dium in South Florida. Published n rst We do It. Phone 4I7-W FOR SALE: Rc U Opportunities 'I ’Ult lilt, RESULTS advertise in mornings. ST A It-TE LE C, it A M— R. R. Ave.-Commerclnl SL good condition ks Service i the FORT LAUDERDALE Lakeland. Florida. deep, 152 long. J DAILY NE WS—it covers Browfnt, A partm ents TAMF<? H. COW AN—A11 Wnd? Avenue. jard County thoroughly which is MAINE — Watervtllo, Morning [nt, Houses nt Tin and Sheet Metal Work Sentinel. Thousand* of Maine j one of the most rapidly growing |nt, Reonis W ater nr 4 Boat Te»'Vs. At Oak 21— Lost, Found j sections on the Florida Coast. people are interested in Florida Avenue end Third Street Tele­ property. Reach them through FOUND: Stray Fox Terrier. Call .Sample copy and rate card upon the Sentinel. Rate card on ap ­ phone l i t . request. and Board for at Hilt? Magnolia Avenue. plication. int, Office, S to r e s MTRACT.F Cnnerrt* C«v. It) REACH the prosperous farm ­ cement work, nIde»»Mr*. builde. Acreage ers and fern growers of Volus­ FOP. SALE: Complete meat m ar­ )ST: One Silvcrtowp Cord tire tn r Wneln. Ir-ltrstinn bo-**#. J. M ket outfit, including sawn, block, Exchange rini and cover wilh North Car ia county advertise in the DeLand Terwilleier. Prop. inn name on cover. Reward, np Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash computing scales and largo r e ­ e, Groves frigerator. This can ho lirnl for y Graham, Forrest Lake Hotel. with order. mr.T, l u m b e r c o noU*» ©: e, Houses cost of accumulated storage char­ Sorrier*. Oualltv ard PHe* p se , Rent 2K— Riant, Seeds, Trees DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — ges. II. B, McCall, Oviedo, Fla. Ive Stock ADDRESSING — M ultlgm phlng Pensacola Is beginning the TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the le, Miscellaneous, folding and m ailing—ns yon (TEWAUT THE FLORIST"” greatest development In Georgia's Tribune or hand it to your local Flowers Air all occasions. want It— when von wnnt It history; a half million dollar high­ lal Estate 814 Myrtle. Phone 250-W ehnnn A73 R V P o r e fg F ir - * way to the gulf beach just finish­ dealer so you cun read Florida's Imituru newspaper. One year, ed; n t two million dollar bridge greatest Vntionnt Bank Bldg S8.U0. (5 months, $100, three months Ire Wanted across Escambia Bay started; bund quarter million dollar opera house $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ 9— For R ent, H ouses WANTED: Sheet metal work of under construction; two millions ance policy mlti 75c to your order. k Jewelers all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal being spent on highway; greatest OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales FOR RENT: G arage on 5fh Street Works. 312 E. 2nd St. g, Decorating, chance for live developers to get through the Xenia Gazette, Zenbetween Palm etto and Magnolia reasonable. Sec Mr. Dabney. H er­ WANTED Position a.' bookkeep­ in on ground floor. Write Devel­ in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ er typist and general office work opment Department. Tim Pensa­ trict. Want ad and display rates ald Office. cola News, tens, trees on request. Reply It. L. c.o. Herald. '3 ami Supplies FOR SALE: Two five room hous­ WANTED: Someone atclT A M PA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, and Eggs es, with garages, large lots, or- family to keep 2 year i for Fla. Thousands read the clasango and shade trees, evcellent two months. Address [Notice the sified pages of Florida’s Great location on heights. A bargain— pterj ar.d S u p p lies Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. H erald.______ easy term s. Mrr*. H. M. Edwards, Minimum 25c, cash with order. Box 7G5. 31— Wanted Help, Female Write for complete rate card. I Help, Fem ale 142: 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Earle T. Field 7— B usiness Service I Help, Male WANTED: Colored cook. 10— For R ent, Rooms Park Ave. I ^ P . Male o r FOR RENT: U pstairs fro n t bed­ m le room. Apply 30(5 Palm etto Ave WANTED: Colored girl to n elevator. Valdez Hotel. E Salesman 499-M J r w r l r j - Mini ( ' l o c k line n m l K n i t r n t trig I t ’K W K I I V U K S liiK M n lln A s r n u r 1'OR SALE: We have listing:) on FOR SALE: New grocery and so ft business property, acreage and drink countcrf\ also vegetable residential lots. See ua before you racks. Will sell fo r 1-2 price. Phone invest. Dean-Berg Corn. Room fiO.'i 1 727. 1s t National Hank Bldg. FOR RENT—Rooms w ith or w ith­ out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln House. Rocbond St Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 ^ 1— Sale, Real Estate 192! Hup Touring fire t ( |, r e s t r i c t e d G. T A Y L O R D Y E R noon r s ia i r .tm In tM >r* for con‘ ■ "& * * tenKth tor On anti after January the 10th, 192G, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. I). JACKSON, Financial Secretary. lains, Bavarian and Japanese 5— A utos, Sale 4e • O n e P rf* " Z NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS The Ball Hardware OR SALE: 1 good store counter AUTOS FOR TURK 2 tables, 1 work bench cheap. tAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day ^Hte II. T. B. Cnre Herald. or nigh1'.. Meet* all train* Rs f * (te e transfer. Phone 551 and 63-w screen? r e e l V ibons Ton Drive It. . IV. Myrtle and 2nd 8t. at R. R. FOR SALE: Horse, bridle die. Also one hortu wai Murphy, Oindervlllc. h in A d ran ec ■ 20— For Snip, Miscellaneous AOOO M O R N IN THE. m a t t e r 0 n o t h in -^'TrrPrrrDr F ln rid s Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investm ent? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. We have been in the real estate business for years and aro glad to say we have the finest listings and the best values in the State of Florida, COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action Brokers Real Estate 1 Dey elopers Promoter l Seminole Hotel 01925 Int l F eature S ervice, G r e a t Britain n|hla rnerved . by SANFORD. FLORIDA, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Florida's Heart, [Greatest Vegetable tichest Garden Land : 4 ASSOCIATElflPHESS DISPATCHES _ Church Crowded As Aparition Appears rind Other Approved ,nd G reets With Joy; faxGets I0US Vote MINEOLA, N. Y., Oct. 17.— (A3)—Crowds are jamming S t M artha’s Roman Catholic church a t the Federal Avenue Central Park ns the result of a report th a t an nppariution of the Madonna and child is plain­ ly visible on the walls of the church. Hundreds have gone to church* during the post week to see if the stories told by De­ vout worshippers were true. The figure is said to be about three feet high with a halo about head of child and her out­ line of tho cross visible. TI1K WEATHER: Partly cloudy Saturday and Snnday,’ probably local ihuwers Sun­ day and in north portion Satur­ day: Maximum T e m p .---------- ..— 06 Minimum Temp.------------------ 66 • SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1925. SB 2= FRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 67. GARNER WOULD District Governor of Lions KlffANIS C H IB Sanford Realty Sales Local Club W ith PUT IN EFFECT Presents Charter from National Body TAKES AC flCN For 2 Days Amount TAX REVISION TO GET T HERE T o Over $ 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 London’s Sister Texas Representative Holds Conference With Secretary Mellon Regarding Cut In Iucome Tax of $450,0(10,000 Frnnkln O. Kinjf, of Orlando Delivers Stirring Address At Ifanquet Held Here Last NightWiihOver 75 PerCenl Committee Holds Meeting This Week .to Arrange Orlando Lions Guests For Preliminary Moves In Latest Welfare Work At Installation Meet Plan Would Affect Over 3 Million People Mayor and Heads of Several Civic Bodies Extend Greet­ ings if Newly Formed Club Is Predicated Upon CONNER ATTACKS Progrnm Retirement of the National Debt In Sixty-Two Years [Hail Event ECONOMIC POLICY atest Since OF GOVERNMENT Ice Signing Will Invoke Aid Of Other Civic Orders Plan Joint Conference With By Him.AN W. KELLEY Representatives Of All The newly organized Sanford Local Churches and Orders Lion a Glib was presented with its Market Leaps to New 8 Robbery Suspects Records As Surge Nabbed InNewYork ' Of Winter Business ;Becomes. Felt Here NEW YORK, O ct 17.—bF) —Police today arrested n wo­ man and seven men alleged leaders of n hand of criminals responsible for many crimes, here including murders and rob­ beries over a period of six yenrs. Leaders are alleged to have made a specialty of providing their subordinates with pistol silencers. A bank robbery, at least one murder and numerous holdups are attiihuted to the hand by police. This roundup is consid­ ered one of the most most im­ portant in many years. Other arrests arc expected. Northern Capital Reported In Deals charter list night by Franklin O. WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—(A*) — Sheppard Homestead As an initial effort to learn the Kin# of Orelando, District Govern­ A tax levision plan under which position of the community regard­ Changes Hands On or of the Lions International. 3,000,000 persons would be reliev­ About 25 Orlando Lions, with their ing the institution here ot a branch ed of all federal income taxes was Original GrantDeed wives or sweethearts, were present organization of the Yuung Men's informally Friday with Switzerland, War Department Is Prevented discussed to sponsor the installation, which Christian Association, members of Secretary Mellon by Representa­ From Increasing Size Of tive Garner of Texas, the ranking Volume of trade in thereat took place at the Seminole Cafe. the Kiwnniun committee appointed (AP) — E urope’s Its Air Service By Cut In Democrat of tho house committee An excellent siv course dinner was this week to formulate plans in ncjyconvention endestate market here climbed ctrdnnce with the movement spon­ •erved to about 75 people. Expenses, SaysFinnnceHead which drafts tax legislation. to new high marks during in a victory for The I(Kill entertainment commit­ sored by the Kiwnnis Club, at a After the conference, Represen­ Wednesday and Thursday, meeting held within the past few tee bad arranged a very interest­ Oct. 17.—(/P)— tative Garner said the treasury days arranged to communicate when sales totalling $,’157,475 7-20 o’clock the TheWASHINGTON, ing program for the occasion. The president’s air board held pro­ secretary's plan provided only for bunquet was opened by the sing­ with ail local civic organizations lUmen who rnatlu tracted sessions Friday and tonight the reduction of surtaxes and inwerq reported * by • various ing of “America,” followed by in­ and churches, requesting their of­ realtors in this city for the possible threw so that all witnesses summoned hertnnee taxes. lie mode no state­ vocation by Rev. E. D. Brownlee, ficial vie&s on the subject. as to how his counter pro­ two day period. These fig­ This announcement was made to ow on the second, might bo board and its public hear­ ment pnstor of the Presbyterian Church. ings on the aircraft situation ad­ posal was received at the treas­ ures were compiled late Fri­ palace of justice journed. Mayor Forrest Lake gave the ad­ day by members of the committee, Mrs. Eliza Shepard, Hister of the ury. who state that it is tile desire of dress of welcome, assuring the day by officers of the Sanford Idecorum, announced late Jack London, is the new presiThe Garner plnn, which he said Appointed by President C’oolbody to ascertain to an accu­ 1 multitude that the idge to conduct a sweeping inquiry had been drafted without consul­ dint of the American Legion Aux­ newly formed club that it carried the Chamber of Commerce, and an­ rate degree the co-operation they nounced this morning. * (d other treaties had into nil phases of aviation, board tation with his Democratic collea­ iliary, elected at the Oniuha con­ the best wishes of the city gov­ mny expect from the entire com­ ernment, and was certain to be a It is the unanimous1 expression approved. members were satisfied tonight gues, contemplates a tax reduction vention. She manages the famous very impottnnt factor in the co­ munity in their promotion of this London estate in the Valley of the of load real estate dealers that . of from $450,000,000 to $500,000,­ that a thorough examination of the , (iocs W"dd operative movement for Sanford's work. It is pointed out that some Moon, near Glen Ellen, Calif. the sudden increasff in the numher assurance must be given thnt the E. T. Woodruff Posses Away i crowd pro vent t0 situation had been made. They 000,000 or approximately twice the progress nml improvement. of transactions reported during to undivided support of the ettienzs . . . - is ..expected . xktta *ere sent in- dan to determine when they will total which. treasury Mayor.Lake’s remarks were fol­ FoUowinx Illiness of Many the week is the greatest in the his­ _ the ippeirancc at jegin the drafting of their report, recommend Monday when the tax lowed by selections by the Semi­ of Sanford should he expressed Months; Had Active Part In tory of the local field. They de­ which the nrcsident has renuested I hearijjpa start before the ways and before final arrangements are |cf Mr. Briar.d, the nole Syncopators who played for it to be indicative of thu FIr ht ForDecperWaterways clare made with officials nt Y. M. C. A. miniittr, was greet- them to submit prior to the convcn- means committee. the occasion, and somo delightful­ rapid approach of the winter seuThe whole Garner Program is ly amusing readings byMissMar- headquarters. soii, and explain that it majority | cheering. When ing of congrcm. predicated upon retirement of the In its communications the com­ E. T. Woodruff, for many years The board devoted most of its guret Cowan. the larger sales were made tu tigs secretary. Aus­ mittee, composed of \V. R. Smith, a resident of Sanford, but who has of attention to the questioning of nationul debt in sixty-two years in­ representatives of northern otierntin, «®e ami waved trm y and navy officers who hnd stead of twenty-five, as proposed Rev.. . .Brownlee, president of the Judge G.. oSharon, E., m McKay, . , , , ---. : w u u g c uJ.. w n . l i o n , VG. I. c n u j, Itrowil clamored for been unable to testify during the by Secretary Mellon. Mr. Garner J locnl Kiwnnis club, welcomed the I ju v. T. J. Nixon and L. C. Helmut, lived in Jacksonville for some time, tors. Among the larger transfers recLions to Sanford o.i behalf of his has asked officers of the various died nt his home in that city Fri­ ancellor Luther and time nlloted several weeks ago to said he favored tho longer period oikied was the sale of the Forrest organization, expressing the opin­ |oreign minister, Dr. military witnesses. because debtor nations would be Final Quota of Big Program civic welfare bodies, nnd all local day afternoon, following an illnens Lake subdivision containing 72 ion thnt the newly formed club given the length of time in which churches to appoint two. represen­ «rc sethimed with of several months, nccordlng to acres, located in the Saiiforit Brigadier Genera! Fox Conner, of Ten Residences To Be was filling a long felt need in the tatives which will confer with them finance officer of ths army, de­ to pay off their obligations to the Heights section, between Sunforil Built In San Lanta Dis­ Sanford civie uplift program. S. O. at a date to he determined later, word received here today. _ closing ipecch at clared the “economy policy of the United States which represent und .Mcllonvillc Avenues. This Mr. Woodruff, who came to San­ Shinholser, on behalf of the Rotary trict by Developers There Club, of which he is presiding of­ at which <i general discussion of ford from i.n I’ere, Mich., about property, *•'"’> u frontage of 420** issfon of the coiifcr- government” had prevented the wnr more than half of the total of this ways nnd means of securing the 20 years ngo to take over the ac­ feet on f pjourneii with tho uii- department from increasing ths nation's expenditures. Avenue, was pur­ ficer, expressed his welcome and The relieving of 3,000,000 tax Plans have been completed, nnd told the club that it was engaged funds necessary to finance the pro­ tive management of his extensive chased by' Charles Tyler of the that trntiw will he size of the army air service, as will be made. land holdings in Mecca Hammock, Zuchury-Tylur Veneer Company of [lion, Dec. 1, was qual- recommended by tho board head­ payers from nil taxes would be construction of five modern resi­ in a distinct type of civic improve­ ject Tentative plans of the committee near brought about under the Garner dences, the final quota of the $100,­ ed by Major General William Las­ here, was connected for many this city for u consideration of lcolleai.’iei afterward ment, the building and sponsoring which will be taken up in detail proposal by increasing the exemp­ 000 building program announced years with a number of develop­ approximately $75,000, according brief of hi, long ca- siter. of good citizenship, the one thing “So long as the ammunition re­ tion of $5,000 in the case of mar­ some time ago by officers of the which a growing and booming town by the proposed conference, include ment projects in this section of to Schoemaker and Wimbish, why the establishment of a directorate ried persons and $3,500 in the case San Ijinta development, will be handled the deal. linn had spoken first, serve in disappearing, an money of single persons. The cut wuuld started within a few duys, it be- needs most and which it cannot boy which, it is shown, will act in an the state. Melbourne Man Ruya Here . demands Increasing duo to exhaus­ with money. j . During his residence in this city jlhe work of the conexecutive cnpucity; the formnl-annot stop there, however, Mr. Gnr- camo known here today upon the ■isaie of the southeast nnd south­ tion of stocks, animals retained in ho was chairman of the Inland WaIemphasizing that its ner advocating n reduction of the of Knight ami Muc- The orchestra plsytJ several *e- pHcnlttm for charter nnd appoint­ terwnys Committee of. the Sanford west corner lots at Sanford Ave­ led a new era in the service beyond their usefulness maximum surtax r-.tu to 21 per announcement lections, which were followed by ment of a secretary; the selection ( hamhor of Commerce, and was a nue and Eleventh Streets to C. W. t(iun«hip4. he ilwlir- and .40,(100 officers and m«y> nr# cent instead of 20 per cent as the Nuill, developers. It was aU'J learned today tliut an address by Mrs. Henry Wight, of u hall suitable for the require­ firm believer in the possibilities Nelson, of Melbourne, for $17,500, Ithxt Germany would living in war tlmo shacks,” ne as­ treasufy is expected to propose. three of the ten homes, to he president of the Sanford Woman’s ments of the inovumeht, where a of the Ht. Johns river as potential was confirmed by Paul Scho;lp to th, r'uc? pact, serted . “The war department would Would Repeal Nuisance Tuxes. erected nt a cost of $10,000 each, club. She also welcomed the Lions temporary brunch may be install­ factor in the progress of the city. nttiker during the day He reports in my opinion, be quite justified [discreet illusion to Repeal of all of the nuisance tax­ have been complete.!, nnd are now to Sanford ami assured them of ed; and a preliminary discussion He is said to have been responsible that Mr. Nelson will construct •tion of the Rliine- in urging Lhe Lnsi/.ter program to es also is favored by Mr. Gainer ready for occupancy. Rapid pro­ the fullest co-operation on the part of location nnd acquisition of a per­ for much of the work done by the dwellings on the sites nt nil curly the exclusion of nil else. dnte. if this is possible. These taxes, gress of work upon two others of her organization. She expressc- manent home site. Davis Opposes Defense IMan government towatd booming the ed tlie opinion that Sanford would M. Brisrni said that Tho committee action, as an­ Additional proof of the expan­ including those on sales of auto­ which will be finished within a Majojr General Robert C. Dav­ trade us an avenue of com­ sion of the realty market 1rot the erd, but the in this mobiles and accessories, cameras, short time, is repotted by the offi­ undoubtedly greatly benefit from nounced today, is the outcome of river merce. is, ndjutnnt general of the army, the organization of young men a suggestion made to members of i new epoch—an section became known following films and amusements, ure declar­ cials, wilo say that the equipment (operation and friend- opposed the departt'ioni of nation­ ed by the representative to he con­ and forces thus available will be who were about to rcceiyc their the Kiwnnis club during a recent He left Sanford about three the report by officers of the Val­ Itutlnled praise to al defense project and criticized sumption of sales taxes, to th* immediately impressed into tho charter as a civic club. meeting, when the topic wus intro­ years ago to engage in business In dez Realty Company, with officea tsratn who had orig- the policy of Major General Mason principle of which he is unalterably construction of the remaining or­ District Governor Franklin O. duced by W. R. Smith, who, is a Jacksonville, where, several months in the Valdez Hotel building, that ot fashioning as- M. Patrick, army air chief, in re­ opposed. King tnen delivered a stirring ad former “Y” worker. At that time ago his health became impaired, thoy hail closed deala with the past der. for the maintenance fusing to accept the transfer of it was arranged to have L. R. Rey­ lie declined slowly, according to dress upon the lie declured himself to be in en­ The residences*, according to E, r ,„ principles L / iand ideals, nolds, state Y. M. C. A. socretury reports, anil died at his home on few days totaling $100,090. Tneao «dir»i that the officers from other arm y unit*) to tire accord with Chairman Green are suid to have been a number J. Mouilhton, I.*., a „ h , u ,. . wh„ | £ ^'s . “ 5 “ chfb address the body. duly render homage to the air service. Riverside Drive late yesterduy. of large transactions which havu of the ways and means committee, designed the entire group, will nitUtWe. H ~e frankly ......... Majojr H. H. Arnold, army air Mr. Reynolds appeared before would be a certain success, if for He was about 65 years old at been pending for some time. Str*»tmann’» illusion service information officer, on the on the inheritance tax proposal— conform in every way to tr.o rigid no other reason than the conditions the organization at the regulur the time of his death. He was ac­ The Fulton Cement Products a program Which contemplates the restrictions imposed upon prospec­ maliun ind jt'other hand, te stifie d .in favor of under which it wqs organized. The meeting last Wednesday when, fol­ companied to this city in 1905 by Co., according to officials, has re­ payment to the federal government tive residents of the Sun I-unta his occupation woul creation of a department of nation­ local Lions received no outside aid lowing a brief account of the Y. his wife, who Inter died here. He cently acquired a tract comprising 1 as to givi Germany al defense as udvocatcd by Gener­ only in the evetyt that no state in­ section through tho sale of the nor required any visiting delega­ M. C. A. extension program now in was marriVti again 18 months ago 30 acres at $350 per acre which, complaint or rnitasi- al Patrick und Colonel Mitchell. He heritance tax is paid, or if one is land. All are shown to be of th<- tion of professional organizers to effect, the committee named was toi Mrs. J. Parsons, of Jackson­ they say contain building sand of thought many witnesses had oppos­ paid, then the difference between Spanish type, will be finished in get the club under way. With thnt appointed, with instructions to ville, who survives him, together a high grade, and which will be tho amount paid to the state and stucco, and wjll be roofed with ability and spirit on which to he proceed with the preliminary a r­ owarJ Chancellor Luth- ed tho plan cither from failure with u son, Charles, by his first used in the manufacture of tlicir products. The same concern also stresemann, he said: to understand the functions of the thu total provided for by the fede­ tile., in accordance with the spec­ gin, it is certain thnt they ure to rangements. marriage. . reports purchase of u site for pie of Franee will Mon air force or because their views ral law. Chairman Green’s pro­ ifications. It was further announced nt this curry on to great things. It is the intention of the devel­ With a luconic expression of con­ time that local officials at the At­ Mr. Woodruff was for many their plant for $37,000, Both lour loyal statement by were based upon *ho work they gram calls for exemption in the years n member of the Sunforil T n Rood will towards ,nw performed by divisional air case of estates of $100,000 or less. opers to commence work oil the gratulation, ho presented tho char­ lantic Coast I.ine Railroad Com- Presbyterian Church, although his tracts are located In the custom Discussing his proposal to re- final phai'J of this program at once ter to P. A. Mero, the acting pres­ l People. section of the city. (Continued on I'ngo Three) unitu in France. membership was transferred to the according t<> the announcement, nnd ident of the Sanford Lions. Mr. (Continued on Pngo Three) Acting for syndicate of New While he was testifying, the »in Almost Orerrome First Presbyterian Church of Jack­ the work will lie pushed along as Mero had very capably assumed York und Florida capitalists, A. aamberlaln aapeared to first nir brigade of the army, comsonville ut the time of his rcntovul rapidlv (Continued on Pago Three) n m,mded by Brigadier General the position UI of lUuaimuaiL'r toastmaster 1in the v . as possible. * i L* | ‘■ ■I* pwaiuuii 11 int* to that city. X nf*«lght O f JOy lnj* Jown L,n)(>jJam es E. Fechtit, assistant air It * * reported th-nt / h 1 ? absence of Dr. C. L. I’ark, who was The body will lie brought to San­ MacNaill are planning further im- unab|e to attend on account of illchicked hi, wori, anj, chief, flew over the capitnl on its ford for burial it is understood, provenients of the same nature in ness. With a short uddress of ap­ way to Aberdeen, Maryland, where nml will arrive here nt 2 o’clock San Lanta, which will be taken up preciation and thanks to the Or­ " ! h t 1Lof*n'° meant maneuvers will be held tomororw. Sunday afternoon. Funeral ser­ upon tho completion of the pres­ lando Lions for their eurnest ad­ vices will be held from the Sunent projeejt. vice and co-operation, Mr. Mero NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—(/p)— ford Presbyterian Church nt 3:30 Exchange Records Go NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.—(/P) accpeted the charter on behalf of Motor stocks blew the lid off of o’clock, according to announcement. den. As Business Pours In —Tho l'rotustant Episcopal church Thugs Get Big Haul theA.local Friday’s market, which Following services a t the church, F. Maurer, past president of smashed allstock of the United States through its In Payroll social. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 16.—(A*) records for volume in charge of Rev. E. I). Brownlee, Robbery the Orlando Den, then called to tho NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—UP)— house of bishops, in general con­ Revision both federal and state the burial services will be read at sinco the famous "three million head of the table three recent ini­ shares" ression in December 1910. the Lakeviow Cemetery, where in­ taxation of vention here Friday, declined to The flood gates of speculation, Inws is demanded by • k t i ' j —I CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—(/P)—Four tiates, Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., staggering under the load of swol­ become a constituent member of robbers American business men, ns the Upward i oU forty individual issues terment will take place. held lip tho plunt of the Henry Rodden berry, nml Scott « ,h' "• len streams of buying orders pour­ the federal churches. established tho highest quotations Pallbearers who have been nam­ basic principle of the tuxution pro­ Hw Action was in committee of the International Harvester Co., on James. Much to their discomfiture for a year, or longer, with 577 ed are: F. P. Forster, II. C. Du- gram presented before the Ameri­ ing from all sections of country, the South Side toduy and escaped. and to the amusement of the au­ id th. . arbitration burst upon the floor of the New whole uffter the joint commission The company’s payroll of $45,000 dience, Mr. Maurer put the young separate stock:' dealt in, a new Hose. J. P. Hull. W. L. Henley, J. can Life convention here Thurs­ a*?. w5r« inter- York Stock Exchnhge today, and from the two houses, named to pre- dollars was carried away by the men through the ordeal of a bur- hb'h record for all time. Total sales 11. McCnslin nnd R. II. Murihead. day by John W. O’Leary, president Bit fins] .... sent the m atter, hud recommended of the Chamber of Commerce of were 2,702,600 shares. .•‘‘ of protocol, swept prices upward in one of the robbers, who escaped in a shower I lesquq initiation, ^ Rhin the United States. Speculation in thu shared of au­ I Fra-., r Pact \n wildest sessions witnessed in re- t that the church become a consti­ of bullets fired by an employe.; The Orlando Lions’ Quartette, cent years, tuent member “with such reserva­ tomobile companies, several of many ap<l Educational Society The proposals’ advanced by Mr. N 'c « ,f * rmanv 1 The deluge reached its maximum tions bs the general convention Three subordinate officials and which so delightfully entertained which advanced 5 to 11 points, was O’U'ury call for n reduction in fed­ .“anatof,, —“*orrtaHBriu‘1in “nd several office employees were held during the entire affair, pleasant- intensified by unconfirmed rumors League Of Nations Intensity in ' motor stocks, which shall decide ” eral levies, with particular atten­ (Continued on rage Three.) The 100 bishops voting on the up by the robbers, who fled in of open market buying for control, Chiefs tion to surtax levies and indirect . “"‘iMtakei were whirled upward one to seven Are Named — ■ — special dividend distribution, mer­ points on sales running into hun­ question were evenly divided, the a u t o . __________ ________ diminution of federal income tax vote being fifty to fifty. The of the oth- dreds of thousands of shares. gers nnd capital stock split ups. laws; tho ptneing of state taxa­ BERLIN, Oct. 17.—(/P)—Felix tion systems upon a sound basis, Wall Street, which apparently The total transactions of ail joint committion had recommended makes little distinction, between von Wcingnrtner, tho famous mu­ both from nn economic point of stocks in the first hour probably that . if in either house there I S” 'wy pw it* should be less than a two-thirds promise ami performance in a boil­ sician, and the equally famous view and a business point of view, viola,. *“ • against a ran over 700,000 shares. vote in favor the committee on ing market, literally fell over it­ I*ruiich philoiMphcr, Henri Bergson and u constitutional amendment ‘e» the terms of the whole should report adversely. self in the mad scramble for mot­ have been elected chnirmnn of the permitting taxation of the pubii: wu Motor Caravan Will After tho committee of the i si LlVcn over to .re.. NEW SALEM, Pa., Oct. 17.—(A1) Wright Field officers as Lieut. or flocks. There were rumors that newly founded League of Nations i'»curity issues. whole had reported to the house George H. Burgess of that field the Fisher brothers were buying Commission for Intellectual Colla­ Assuming the next session of con­ Resume Trip Sunday of w d A r ®andl Played bishops a resolution was pass­ _Three men met death late Friday ami Maurice Hutton nnd Verne control of General Motors; that boration. gress will reduce federal taxation ■y> in n eiU' unii «,eted that the status quo be maintain­ when an army airplane crashed on Timmerman of the Dayton Ileruld General Motors would declare a $2 Weingartnor was born in Dulninthe speaker urged that reduction UzJ L ^ ' V h a t was JACKSONVILLE, Oct. I7 .-0 P ) ed, this being an expression in stuff. The three had piloted the cash dividend nt the next meeting; tiu in 1863 and called to tho Berlin be niude on a scientific basis for —-The Dixie Highway Jubilee Mo­ favor of continuing certain activi­ the Buffington farm here. «*>• u V W * ! iUumgalety n ftt,rVland of torcade was resting in Jacksonville The victims were burned to “Honeymoon Express” to the air that Edsel Ford wus buying u ma­ Royal Opera ns alternating chief that it hje designed to bring about ties now being conducted between death. The men were: Lioui. races a t New York and wero re­ jority interest in Hudson Motors conductor in 1891. In 1898 he wont the greatest possible measure of rouay arter completing it’s 2,000 the church und federal council in and thnt Hudson would raise the to Munich to conduct a scries of relief to u!l classcn of taxpayers. George H. Burgess, Maurice Hat­ turning to Dayton. ri» Mich., u ? U.Tno,late y from Sau‘t0 St»-‘ Mu- co-operution. The “Honeymoon Express” was dividend, but no one apparently guest performances und subse­ "Particular attention,” he declar­ ton, Verne Timmerman. r,e* yesterday. >an Extra To “The m atter is of such a char­ According to eye witnesses the built by the Dayton Wright Com- took the trouble to check with of­ quently also in Vienna, without tho ed, “should' bo given to indirect romorrow it will resume it’s acter that a mere majority vote plane. while passing over the Buf- j puny during the World War und ficial sources. permission of Count von lluelsen, taxes on various commodities uruL [Issued Tonight tr»3nfy 80uthwnrd. hut will not should not be a controlling vote, fington furm, exploded and crash- .vus suidHo have been condemned The unexpected outburst of nt thnt time the Intcndent of the to surtax rates. The treasury de» m„i„ ,not°r as. oneparty orKanizafion, ailed It strength in the motor share:' came Berlin Opera. Thereupon Count von partment uiuintains, and rightly so, main breaking the up the committee reported to the cd, catching fire before it struck several times by inspectors. bishops, through Rev. Charles H- tho ground. The three occupants was one of the obsolete types hit at n time when the market showed Hudson charged vou tVeingurtncr that the surtuxes are too high and ■ * ,h' A rmm i V? rl0U“ parls of Florida. Brent, bishop ot Westers Sew were burned fatally before they . by Colonel William Mitchell in his signs of crumbling under an ava­ with having broken his contract. that the source of revenue dimin­ footb&M A round fnr of entertainment ---------- ----- ' s Ph»nYork. “The church must either could be taken from the blazing testimony before the aircraft in- lanche of selling orders originating Tho court finally ruled that von ishes ns the surtax increases. In­ N d th!" k played 0,» ned lor the guests today bv tho with bear traders, who offered Weingartnor was to be prohibited vestigations based upon tho ex* led bya ThrnT ’ wil1 Jacksonville C K .m U . I T X ”y 1110 act with tho main weight of ^ mass of wreckage. |vestiguting board. membership in support of the pro­ stocks freely on the theory that tho front conducting in Berlin for *!io I per ienee from • 1916 through 1922 Clothes, worn by the victims,; _ . . 1 a a p o r t * . San(ord stability of tho market had been term of 16 yearn posed change or clso continue a were burned from the bod es, and |bcar out this contention." Air Explosion Doubted. 7 o'clock “ ‘° ** policy thnt is generally accepta­ RCw a s 'impossible to ascertain if WASHINGTON. Oct. l7 .- ( /P ) - under-minded by the rapidity of In 1893, however, he severed this Speaking on the income tax pul*■tion to s(ho oH l .''CKKI.Y FORECAST 7. of tho*‘~- plny_hy T h e ^ ^ l NGT0^ ^ P c " ? 7 ^ - ble,” the eport continued and con­ they had been dressed in army Lieutenant George II. Burgess, tho recent advance and the passing Gqrdian knot by giving a series of lication he mid “th iMt* public ations stocks from strong to symponic concerts in Fuersten- lhave met with widCSprend upposicluded; I uniforms. Reports here were that killed In an airplane crash with of pianv “Whatever our decision your the plane was from Washington. two Duyton, Ohio, newspapermen weak hands. This wave of liqulda- walde, a suburb just beyond the tion. Pcoplla with isnlull inconU!S ohthe Sur,» i . ‘he re- |h«gi.mlnih M °U,t,0° k for tbc w« k committee recognizes with grati­ nt New Salem, Pu., left Bolling non which ctruck the market ibout precincts of Berlin. The event at joct to ht intr the personal of>d the af°rd-plan‘ City Men Arc Identified. tude the distinguished service the Field, D. C., about noon todny, noon carried a few usues down that time was the talk of all Grr- fairs Rtadi kno wn to their reigh* ; Kthl of “II *mDALTON, Oct. 17.—</P)—The * Cont«»U over the 'nine o f h i and. co° l the begin- federal council has rendered Chris­ bound for McCqoIt Field, near Day- four to niuo points from their many. Weingartner was married ours ju<£ a mui:h us mten of gr*-utthree flyers killed in the air ac­ ITuesday w itV tiim'rr0W,n8: warm“r tianity, and must continuo to ren­ cident ot Now Salem, Pa., were ton. Officers at tho field said he earlier highs, and scores of othery to the American singer, Lucille [i-r means. c-onji.res; QUUIU repeal Marcel, who til'd in 1921, 1this prqvit IH,11 der whether with ue or without partially Identity by Wilbur was married and bad two children. 1A point or more. Irt*™ ~ i S i f u S S g g ' " ui.” 1 FORMER SANFORD MAN SUCCUM BS IN JACKSONVILLE ! PLA N S FINISHED FOR FIVE HOMES TO COST $50,000 Stock Sales Smash PreviousRecordsIn Exchange Trading Episcopal Church Refuses To Become U. S. Body Member American Business Men Want Revision Of Many Tax Laws uS w t Three Are Killed When Plane Crashes To Earth Friday Near New Salem, Pa. l ' ■ t« 8 tn | f? 1 P Mil % y- p . ii’ <’f • ilb f 1 1 ("jj �— ■r 1«J*' \ , t i r ______ rt> .*v * *5 •i ' - - t v THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTgBfeR -... vto j 92l*‘. -XV N A L D A N D tA N . O F T H E C 1 T T O F u i i M H i H i i i l h i i i i i l i k i W i i i i . , , R A C IN E . C O U N T Y O F H A C I N E A N D S T A T E O F W IS C O N S IN . V I t a p p e a r i n g f r o m a s w o r n b ill o f c o m p l a i n t f i l e d In t h i s c a u s e In By CTTARLES I*. STEWART SEMINDLB COUNTY I1ANK. a cor­ th e nbove sty led C o u rt th n t you poration organlzml anil existing nnd each of you a r e re s id e n ts of n W A6HINT0N, Oct. 10.—Na-| State nn1 local governments, he tirnt-r the laws <‘t the Stale of S t a t e a n d C o u n t r y o t h e r t h a n th o F lo r id a . S t a t e of F l o r i d a , th a t M IC H A E L tional administration!* will bejadd*, aren’t wnsting, but simply Complainant, K A M A K I A N . a n d W if e . N E Z V K A 1 Idamned if they do and damned if [catching up on necessary work vs. A K IA N . D A V ID H A D U C I I I A N a n d f. Moortr. they don’t. President Coolidge is which was delayed by the war. M I K E OHO BA NTA N. n r o r e s i d e n t s D efendant. due for trouble a t the next ression o f t h e C it y o f D e t r o i t . C o u n t y of V nflre Of Sprrlnl U im ler's S n lr AX'aync, S t a t e o f M i c h i g a n , a n d t h n t .. - | . lierrl.y. Riven t h a t u n Splits Threaten Republican of Congress for not saving enough Democrat."., and maybe Insurgent .N-,(i. A H T I N B A l .lA N , O H A N N A S C H O too much. Republicans, will amplify this 'Dr m l '*v virtue "f “ c1®° ,.°f B A N IA N n n d W ife. E LIZA B ET H Dominance A I*nrtles Lim- money nnd for. saving . . C H O B A N IA N . AVAK AKGUMAN th :ne in Congress. They deny the | „,lliVt. . ,,titi.,i cause on tho 9th dny mer Up Mnchinory for Pri­ Ilis claim to credit for federal adminiatratldn is even getting baek of a . . A D. iD23. ............ I t a p p e a r i n g hy t h e s w o r n h ill of a n d W if e . Z A R C H K K A K O U L t A N , a d »23. I.L .a" special M A NA NIAN nnd W ife, eery . on M o n d a y t h e c o m p l n ln t h e re in t h a t y o u a m i ea c h R U P O N mary CnmpnignsOpcnDec.l tax reduction will be disputed by on a peace basis fast enough. They M ” n n - r Inoft ’han » N ovem ber 1923. In f r o n t o f you. m ay he I n t e r e s t e d In t h a t A L I C E M A N A N IA N . M A ItG O B M A I l administration opponent.*!. His declare its idea of a peace basis ofnf dtied i \Court House d o o r in S a n f o r d , c e r t a i n d escrib ed l " t of l a n d In S e m ­ G O S IA N a n d W if e . M A R Y M A IU JO $250.00 to $500.00 * <.•01: !e C ounty. F lo r id a , w ill o f . inole C ou n ty . F lo r id a , a n d d e s c r i b ­ S IA N , D I K R O N J E N O A Z I A N a n d PIERRE. F. D.. Oct. .................. 1G.—(/T*)— charge that state nnd local tax,*.< ir extravagant in itself. f. r for ale an d sell to t h e h l g h e t W l f . A O H A H A B A T J E N O A Z I A N . ed above. You a n d e a c h of y o u a r e The opening salute of the 192G na­ nre being unreasonably increased 1’re-vvnr nnd po3t-war expdnaes Milder fo r cash d u r i n g th o le g a l liereliv co m m a n d e d a n d r e q u i r e d t o K H I K O K N A L B A N D I A N . a r e r e s i ­ tional campaign will be fired here will be disputed, too. will be compared, to prove it. b o o rs of ; ile. the f o l l o w i n g l a n d a p p e a r to said bill o f c o m p l a i n t a t d e n t s of t h e C i t y o f U n c ln o . C o u n t y Worth Twice This Price f lylm r and b e in g In t h e C ity tlie C o u rt H ouse In S a n f o r d . S e m i ­ o f R n e l n e a n d S t a t e o f W i s c o n s i n , Dec. 1 when the political parties Prices arc higher than before sllu.it of nford. C ounty of S e m i n o le n n d note C ounty. F l o r i d a , o n M ondnv . a n d t h a t y o u n n d e n c li o f y o u n r e of South Dakota nsscmblo to dcsig- The fact remains that federal the war, so of course the govern­ : m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y th e 2nd d a y of N o v e m b e r, A. D. 11*25 o v e r t h e a g o o f t w n n t y - o n o y e a r s . nate their candidates for the Unit­ tnxes are being cut nnd that state ment spends more. The adminis­ di crllu d a> follows, t o - w l t : o th e r w i s e said 1,111 w ill b e t a k e n T herefore, you an d each of you (7) of Dlock “ R ' \ of ns c onfessed hv y o u n n d e a c h o f •: * ed States Senate, congress and nnd local taxes are increasing. So tration will point this out, but the It inI nta SVeven ista E s ta te s , a c c o r d i n g to you. said Mil o f c o m p l a i n t h a v i n g n r o h e r e b y r e q u i r e d o n t h o 19tH , . a ttte offices. . how are the national administra­ critics will shut their eyes. d a y o f O c t o b e r . A. D „ 1925, t o p e r ­ • I'l-It l b ' '• ■•f as re c o r d e d In t h e f„r th e p u rp o s e of q u iet^ •u\ • • • Fed outstanding issues are noted tion's critics going to make their "f li " >>f th.- i i. rk of t h o C i r c u i t ti tl e to t h e n b o v e d e s c r i b e d land s o n a l l y ho n n d a p p e a r b e f o r e th o C irc u it C o u rt of th o S e v e n th J u d i ­ ' ' :, r l o f ‘ •• uilnole < o u n ty . F l o r i d a . ........... .. J. K. S n y d e r. At the sama time that plans are ■ it....... between the republicans, democrats story stick? They haven’t been ., r t t ot c e r t a i n co ndition:, a n d n — —l t D —— —H T h a.t c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a . In n n d f o r IT IS F f l t T............ H E Il O E ItE and farmcr-laborites, but the re ­ very clear about this. The presi­ being inid to arraign the president !strl.-tlmis. th i s o r d e r he p u b li s h e d o n c e n w e e k S e m i n o l e C o u n t y In C h a n c e r y , n t T i-r n n : Cash. P u r c h a s e r t o p a y publican party itself—which for dent has been perfectly clear in for saving less money than ho :ayIn fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k l y Issues, t h e C o u r t H o u s e a t S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ of t h e S a n fo r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r id a. a m i t h e n a n d t h e r e n t a k o a n s ­ he has, the air investigation makes for d e n i. years hart dominated state politics nil he said. W. K. W H I T E . piildlsli.il In S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o ­ w e r t o t h e hill o f c o m p l a i n t f i le d * * * it plain he’ll ho bitterly n.-nile! U. W. F P E N C E I t Jr.. “ *• divided into factions on par­ a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e h y N. H. rida. S o lic ito r an d of C ounsel f o r HENRY F. SLATER. GdVcmor “At” Smith of New for having saved too much on na­ DONE AND O R D E R E D t h i s th o G A R N E R . ticipation by the state in private tli<- C o m p la in a n t, GEORGE GARLAND nnd F O R R E S T 1st d a y o f O c to b e r, A. I*. 1923. industry. York finally has told the nnti-nd- tional defense. 210 E. First St. Realtors. n et. 2-9- IS-2.1-3'J. L A K E , t o r e q u i r e t h e s p e c ific p e r ­ V. E. DOUGLASS. "Poverty’ ’is the nrmy nnd navy ffha progressive wing of the re­ ministration side definitely. As a C lerk of C irc u i t C o u r t. S e v e n t h J u ­ f o r m a n c e o f a n e x e c u t o r y c o n t r a c t , publican party was responsible for Democrat, he attucks the presi­ staffs* whole explanation of their IX t l i l t I I f 1 III ItT. SI7\ UXTII J I - dicial C irc u it, S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o c o n f e s s o w ill F lo r id a . h e 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 im iM . i m i i ir. sH V iix o i.t: confessed neglect of the aviation th« rural credit act. the state ce­ dent's case. you. r o t v r v , ri.n tiH M . i x C liA X - (S E A L ) As a state executive, lie defends arm. before the investigators they m ment plant, the state coal mine nnd Ily A. M. W E E K S , D. C. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h n t t h i s p |:i i v . JA M E S G. SIIA ItO N . not only have admitted, but assert­ J. E. SNYHEtl. state participation in the retailing local government. t a l l o n lie p u b l i s h e d In t h e S A N F O R D S o lic ito r f o r C o m p l n in n n t . H E R A L D , a new s p a t t e r p u b l i s h e d in t'o m i.ln ln n n t. The president, he says, Isn’t ed, that both branches of the ser­ of gasoline. There is little doubt vs. S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , o n ce n but that Senator Peter Norbeck economizing, but simply getting vice-aviation and all—arc crip­ P A M I'E r, At.U.XANDEU. IX Tilt: ITIICT'IT C'OI’IIT OF Till'. r w eeks. If living, «*i:\ e x t ii J i niuiA i. (-H iri n ' w eWe kI TfNo Er Sf So u m and Governor Carl Gundetson, both back from n war to n peace basis. pled fur lack of funds. y h an d ns C lerk and anil If 'pool all p a r t i e s cla lm ln .; III' I T . O I I I O t . I X A M I F o i l X U . ' I th o seal of th e ab o v e s ty le d C o u rt a n y I n t . r . s t l.y, t h r o im h o r u n d e r of whom will seek re-election, will IXOl.E t'O f.X T V . I.X UIIA.Xo n t h i s t h e 17th d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , h'e.mtnl A l'v n it'ler, n s h e irs, doCEIIV. mipport the state’s past record in v Ih" s or Poiat' <s o r o t h c r w l s o , * F. LANE, s o m e t i m e s A. D. 1923. these activities. la ii..- la n d : Involved in t h i s s u it EDWAIH V. E . D O U GLASS. k n o w n a s E. I-'. L A N E , a n d E V A lu ri Inaft- r ill “i.-rlhnl: J o h n W. C lerk of th o C ircu it C o u rt of th e Another wing of the republican A. H E R N D O N , u n m a r r i e d . I'i ad . if 11v ing. n n d if ilemi nil S ev en th J u d ic ia l C ircu it of F lo r C o m p la in a n ts, party in which Sam H. Elrod, for­ p a r t i e s c la im in g an y I n t e r e s t hy, Ida, In a n d f o r H cm ln o lo C o u n t y . mer governor, stands out as a lea1't h r o u g h . . u n d e r J o h n \v . P r o d , MARY L. F I S H , u n m a r r i e d n n d C.l ( S E A L ) « ns lirli's. i|< vis.-, s, P m a t e e s o r o th cr, expressed itself ns irrevocably By: A. M. W E E K S , M GREEN. • i ' i ’ in ihe l a n d s In vo lv ed in D e p u t y C l erk. I le f e n d n n t* . against participation by the state th is -n il ii'. In r. I n n f le r d e s c r il.r .l; D e C O T T E S A- S P E N C E R . X.illee Of Speelnl 'luster's Sale \Vi 11in iii l> llot.lefi, if living, a n d Aho field of private enterprise. otice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r S o l i c i t o r s a m t o f C o u n s e l f o r t h o If <P .ol nil p a rt ie s c l a i m i n g a n y an N Tms faction rcso'ved it would v i r t u e of a d e c r e e of f o r e ­ C o m p la in a n ts. Ini. r e s t l.y. I lir.iiiuli or u n d e r c lods u rl.y 1st—We will lend you e a n d s a l e e n t e r e d In t h e n b o v e acek to nominate candidate.* “who W llllnm l> Itoplen. a s h e ir s. iPivle n t i t l e d c a u s e o f t h e 2 7 th d a y o f NOTICE OF JH’EtTAL I.I'.GISI.As e r s o r I. e n t e e , or o t h e r w i s e . In will be true to republican princi­ Advance In • Prices Creates Manila Supreme Court Holds TIOX, tl" la n d s Involvi'd In tills su it ns A u g u s t, A. I>. 1925. I. n s S p e c ia l ples and who will givo njpport Mnst. r in C h a n c e r y , o n M o n d a y t h e N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n o f I n t e n ­ I r. I n a f t e r ilesrrlhcd ; S im pson It. Active Inquiry About Con­ Hearing After Prosecution F u lc h e r , If living, and if <|->ad all 2nd. d a y o f N o v e m b e r 1925. In f r o n t t i o n t o a p p l y t o t h e L e g i s l a t u r e o f to a republican president. n y I n te re s t hv. of th e C o u r t H o u s e d o o r In S a n f o r d , t h e Stat«* of F l o r i d a t o h e c o n v e n e d ditions for Proportion of of Persons Arrested In pt lai rr toiue rs h colar imu nind ge r a.Simpson On November 10 the people will It F u l- S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , w i l l o f f e r In s p e c i a l s e s s i o n d u r i n g t h o m o n t h necessary to build a complete home t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d ­ o f N o v e m b e r , 1923. f o r t h e p a s s a g e gatner In the precincts to choose Plant in State of Florida Raids Result Adversely cli.-r, a s In Irs. devisee* o r le g a - df oe rr sfaolre eaans dli H«d| d u r i n g t h e le g a l h o u r s o f nil A r t e n t i t l e d : t. ."i o r < tin rwlse. In t h e lan d s Ititheir county delegates. These ucl2nd—If your home is already built we will 1 ' o l .i'd In tills s u i t ns h e r e i n a f t e r of s a le . t h « f o l l o w i n g l a n d s i t u a t e . AN ACT F O R T H E P R O T E C T I O N egates will nttend county meetings T A L L A H A S S E E , O c t. 10 .— f^-) MANILA, Oct. 10.—(/P)—Meet .1 ". t II.I'd : an d W. II. H a rris. If Iv ln g a n d b e i n g In t h o C o u n t y of O F F I S H IN T H E W A T E R S . C A N ­ you a very substantial loan «n it. Nov. 17 when three proposalnieii —Private nntl public interest in the ing wllh a fiver e re nits in the liv in g , n n d If d ead all p a r t i e s S e m in o le n n d S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , m o r e A LS. R I V E R S S T R E A M S , C R E E K S , will be selected. Then on Dec. 1 feasibility of rubber production haw courts in tho prosecution of ncr- c l a i m i n g n ru I n t e re s t hy. t h r o u g h pwairtt:i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s f o l lo w s , t o L A K E S A N D H AVOCS O F S E M I ­ H a rri s , a s h.-lrs, the county propoHulmen—195 In all been stimulated in Kloritin as .i r -«ons nrrestetl on charges of piny- o•Pr vlu n."d es r o rW.h'KIt.atees L o t s T h r e e (3 ) n n d F o u r ( t ) o f N O L E C OU NTY . F L O R I D A : R E G U ­ o» o th e r w is e , F l o r i d a L a n d n n d C o l o n i s a t i o n C o m - L A T IN G T H E C A T C H I N G O R P R O ­ for each party—meet in Pierre. in th e l a n d s Involved In th is s u i t salt of the advancing of firirx , ing poker, the constabulary authorp a n i c s ’ C e l e r y P l a n t a t i o n , a c c o r d C U R IN G O F F I S H IN A N Y O F S A ID The vote of the three county pro- ami the poriihility r»f being com-titles have concluiietl thnt further ns h e r e i n a f t e r described. R EG U LA T IN G THE Prompt Service Guaranteed m g to p in t th e r e o f d u ly o f record W A T E R S ; D e fe n d a n ts . posalmen depends on tho number J'letely dependent upon the remote , raid ■on the*i« games would he useIn th o p i d d l e r e c o r d s o f S e m i n o le H A L E O F F I S H W I T H I N T H E T E R ­ Call and let us explain our plan. O r d e r Of I'lihllrnI pin R I T O R I A L L IM I T S O F T H E C O U N ­ C ounty. F lo rid a . of votes cast for tho party's candi­ Eosl Indies for the product If i expemliture of time and mon­ T i n : STATIC »»F I'T.OltlllA. TO: OF SE M IN O L E . FL O R ID A : T e r m s : C a s h . P u r c h a s e r t o p a y TY date for governor m the h a t gen­ . , R EG U LA T IN G T H E T R A N S P O R T A ­ I Atev.imP r. If living, n n d f o r d eed . This was tlm nnnounccnicnt ey until tho question of whether If Hdamm eral election. a r t i e s c la i m i n g I'.ny I n ­ T IO N O F F I S H W I T H I N A N D T O W K Y M A N E. W H I T E . poker i r n game of skill or chance le t . e<:a d pv,all tfpiro ill.die by the United State., Depart­ ugh or under Sam uel D ECO TTES * S P E N C E R P O IN T S B E Y O N D T H E T E R R I T O R ­ The party meeting:* then select is dec d"d hv the Supreme Court. A le x a n d e r , a s h e irs, ill Vlsees, l.'g a S o l i c i t o r s a n d o f C o u n s e l f o r IA L L IM I T S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N ­ their candidates. If five or more ment of Agriculture, In n recent t " or o th e r w i s e , in t h e l a n d s I n ­ tllo n m p l t h o C o p l a i n a n t s . TY. FL O R ID A : PR O V ID IN G T H A T Tho courts of first instance have 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phonei report i ond on rubber growing v o l v 'd In t h i s su it, ns h e r e i n a f t e r O ct. Z -9-10-23- 30. proposnlmcn disagree they may T H E V IO L A T IO N O F ANY O F T H E held that poker i.t a game of skill, in Tiofiirul America. ■ r r l b e d ; J o h n W. I'cad . if iiv T E R M S A N D P R O V IS IO N S O F T H I S hold a meeting of their own nn-l nil If d e a d ..II p a r t ie s e l a l m l n g i . x t i i i : ( J i t n i T t t i t n r . s u . v u x - A C T S H A L L R E A M I S D E M E A N O R ; while tho attorney general has ton- I T h e a g r i c u l t u r a l d e p a r t m e n t , ii name a “minority ticket.' The tlekan . Inti r e s t hv, t h r o u g h o r u n d e r T I I J U D I C I A L C I I D I I T III' I I . O . A N D PR ESC R IB IN G RULES OF ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B a a a a a a a a B H a i B a H a B H a a a H a a s a m derc I ait opinion that it is a game J.d.ii \V. I'ead, ns heir*, d e v is e e s , eta nnd platforms lire submitted w .v s t a t e d , Im a c u l l e d a t t e n t i o " t o II11* \ . I X A M I F O I t S F . M I . X O l . i : E V I D E N C E IN C R I M I N A L P R O S E ­ nnd t '.ill puni li­ o r o t h e r w i s e in t h e l a n d s C O t ) X T V. IX C H A X I - F . I I Y . C U T IO N S R E S U L T I N G FROM A to the counties for ratification n:> t h e e a r l i e r f a i l u r e s w i ’.n r u l il ie r able unde r th • laws. I " . Iv -d In Oils suit au he re Iun ft - N II G A R N E R . H E N R Y U. S L A ­ V IO L A T IO N OF ANY O F THE D e e . 2 2 and ir.div Idual candidatt , pl.tnta'.i'in . b y t p r . ij ii c ti o n i prg* ............. i'll.• d; WHIP'. ii II. H o ld e n . If ■■■■■■■■■■aBHaBBIBBBBaBBBBBBBBaBBBBaaaillli: T E R . G E O R G E G A R L A N D a n d brigadier General Itafnei Frame, P R O V IS IO N S O F T H I S ACT. mny file on platforms different t u r,hle, it w a s a d d e d , i f n v t h u d s chief of the cntistnbidary. calling ll!it.. .tel If iP ad all p a r t i e s e lu l m F O R R E S T LAKE. T h e a b o v e A c t w a s p u b l i s h e d In H • I n i . le s t Pv. t h r o ti g h o r u n ­ C o m p lain an ts. from either thu m a j o r i t y or min i- ndapti-d t o t h e l o c a l c o n d i t i o n a : ■ tlie attention oT the secretary to d e r W llllnm I* H olden, lei h e ir s , ilef u l l In t h e I s s u e of T h o S a n f o r d H e r ­ a l d p u b l i s h e d S e p t e m b e r 11th. 1925 ih \ eloped a n d a p p l i e d . ity stands, until Jan. 1, 192G. .1 • s or otherwise In th.A M A K I A N . r t nl. subject .xnya: u u d r e f e r e n c e c a n ho h a d t o s a i d ' Ini.-I• Involved In t h i s s u i t u s h e r e - M I C H A E L K Do The primary election i b Id *1he crop i.t one for the te-hirnt, tho“Since f o n d a n t s . p r o p o s e d A c t u p o n I n s p e c t i o n o f tho the attorney general in • o.ift .P " T i lle d ; S im p s o n IL F u l C i t a t i o n March 2U, 11*2«», nt which each cut­ uth cr than tlie non-redden:, the liis opinion f i le s of t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d . if living, iiml If d e a d tin p a r of rovral j ago T O M I C H A E L K A M A K IA N . AND R y o r d e r o f th u B o u r d o f C o u n t y er must designate his parly affil­ rv-oit added, because • ( the neces­ held that poker was a game of • f..lining a n y Interest hy. W I F E . N E Z Y K A M A K IA N . DAV ID C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , a 313 First National Hank Nldg. phomj • iiinler S im p s o n It K u lc h iation anil is given n ballot which sity for adjustments to meet lo-al chance -ind ptmialmhle, instruction1 l " l r . d e v is e e s, l e g a t e e s o r II A DI Full I AN. A ND M I K E C l l u l l A - F l o r i d a . contain:! only the nnmes of th<: ma­ economic condition *. N l AN. O F T H E CITY O F D E T R O I T . I" th e l a n d s lliv o iv ed In W I T N E S S m y Itntid n s C l e r k o f were gi’ i. the constabulary to npjority, minority and individual mn' h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; C O C N TY O F W A YN E. S T A T E O F s a i d B o a r d o n t h i s t h e 1 8 th d a y Experiments nre now being made prthcntl ltd pruseeulo .ill : • .n M IC H IG A N . AND A ltT IN D ALIAN. o f S e p t e m b e r , 1925. 11 ll a r r l n . If li v in g , n n d If didates In that party. with Havana nnd other tropical engaged in playing poker nnd these •I* d i I p i r i p - s e l a l m l n g n n y In - O H A N N A S C IIO R A N IA N a n | i W I F E V. E. D O U G L A SS. M ^ I. ' i n . u g h o r u n d e r W. II. E L I Z A B E T H CIIORANIA N. A VA K C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f S e m i ­ luhlit-r plants in southern I’ioridu, instructit.t" ar" till in v o g u e . Well located one mile from city limits i. s. d e v i s e e s , l e g a t i os A K G U L IA N A ND W I F E . ZAR t ' l l EH n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a a n d e x - o f ­ 1Ini11 nntl tho t ’nnnl Zone by llte However, inre judges have taken RI.'l'ON MANA NIAN - • in t h e l a n d s I n v o l v e d A R G tI L I AN. f i c io C l e r k o f th o I t o a r d o f C o u n t y .< ... h e r e i n a f t e r d l's c rlli- A N D W I F I I A L I C E MA NA NIAN . Bui .m of Plant Industry, if was upon them elvex to nrquit pet mi C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f Kem ltiolu C o u n ­ S $105.00 Per Acre M ARGOS MARGOS I AN A N D W I F E . ty . F l o r i d a . stal'd, to determine the targe of engaged in poker playing, there H.vv t Q u n r t e r o f S o u t h ­ MARY M A R GO S I AN. D IK R O N ( S E A L ) adaptation of the different pe­ : cent i to he no furtllel li. , i of the er S o u t h e a s t Q u a r JK N G A Z IA N A N D W I F E . A 'H IA S A - S e p t : 18-23 (J et: 2-9-1C-23-30. Nov. B ter •I S E ' i B E V t) L e s s ril- . B AT J K N G A Z IA N . AND K l t l K U R 6-13. cun'.nbtihtry ppending tint* and B B flB H B B B B B IB B H B B flS B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B IB B B B M a it ICS SIMMER SOUTH DAKOTA AS BOOMS OPEN STEW ARTS WASHINGTON LETTER i x T in : n u l l it t oh i t n p t u b s i : h ;m ii j i iiic ta i. c ir c u it o p r i . o i t i n t . ix " i * F o i l h u m INOI.K COI v r v . IX C H A N C E R Y . 3 c h a i n s N o r th n n d S o u t h b y 7 c h a i n s E a s t a n d W e s t In N o r t h ­ w e s t C o r n e r n n d le s s l c h a in off E a s t side) S e c ti o n 19. T o w n ­ s h i p 21 S o u th R a n g e 32 E a s t . B eg in S o u th east C orner of S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r S E ’, o f S K U of S e c tio n •V T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h R a n g e 33 E a s t, ru n N o r th 5 c h a in s . W e s t 5 ch ain s. S o u t h G c h a in s . E a s t 5 ch ain s. E a s t H a l f of S o u t h e a s t Q u a r ­ t e r of S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r (K » i o f S E ' i of S E ' . of S W U ) S e c ti o n 2'.l T o w n s h ip 21 S o u th , R a n g e 32 LOTS s Tt \ i o Britt-Chittendeii Realty Company, POSSIBILITY OF FILIPINO C O U R T GROWING RUBBER PROBES STATUS HOLDS INTEREST OF POKER G A M E We have two plans of financing] Your Home All The Money NO D ELA Y ----------- NO WAITINC Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.| : Williams-McGraw Realty Cora S } Jse Hiwaiian Fruit n Making Sirup Of Nome of the trcnieal specie <f money in raiding three game . if High SugarContent rubber producing Hants gr *w well the men caught will he ncquiUc.l," HONOLULU, Oct. 10.—bV) The high sugar content of Hawa­ iian fruits makes it pm iblc to produce syrups at n less tort than aynthetlc syrunn are produced <n tho mainland, it hi.s lueti revealed by experiments conducted by Dr. 8. E. Oliver, chemist, who is ex­ perimenting at the Hawaiian Homes settlement on the Gland of Molokai. Ho annmituTtJ Iho mj<ccsaful extraction of nyrupn of varying degrees of concentration through a freezing process on which he ban been working several years. The experiments here wer • confined principally to pineapple*, which contain an average of I I per cent of sugar, hut he said he van able to extract a syrup of triple that strength. n n .i^ im u i) m e e t s a k c a d a TAMPA, ()ct. 10.—The Hdlsboro Terriers from I HIDboro High fdll meet the Arcadia eleven have on the gridiron Saturday. Tlie Terriers have the margin un the Arcadia boy* though it (s , , P, , t t„ be a hard fought game. The tcrn ers have to their credit tho de­ feat of tne strong Orlando high team last Saturday. S Woman Appointed To Office Of Collector T H .l.A IIA . EK, O t. 1(1 ( i'i —First appointment of a woman m» tax colitetor in the liistory of I'lorida was believ'd to have been made today vvitlt tin* naming hy Governor Martin, of Mi»s Lilly Smith of Fort Lauderdale to take that post in llrowurd Founty. Mi is Smith vvai chief m. i tant to coitV. O. lit rrv hill, who i »xl becuu o of ill health. Enrolled In College g■ “a I.I.I. L I', 1,1'.^ , t nl.. Oi l. 11».—I P) a a —.Matthew Marsh, of this city, ,vhn m m at the ago of four was tici'larvil Ly Or. Maria Mi.nle.'sorl, noted edu­ cator, to lie “Ihe hrlghost bi>v II California," lias ruteicd thu Uni\er. ity of California at 1 i. Marsh is small for bis nge ami .. has l»eon barred from the I!, o. I*. ('. ranks, Imt olhcrwisu Ii** •.» liking part in all tin- nor mm ut*ti vitiivi of :t fre liman. In celebration of Ids admission, .Mar It donned Ida first Ionic trouBers, one of the finest investment proper’ lies on the East Coast— & * ft % U . ll r The Development That Is Mo re than a Subdivision, a TOWNSITE’• ^ ! VJ Remington Portable o n ly 2*i miles of ocean and river frontage; ^ ( onnccted with Netv Smyrna by a new bridge; I With two beautiful boulevards to be asphalted; I Mit h Hard-surfaced streets and cement sidcwalksjl Electricity and water provided for; Mith one of the State’s finest 9 hole golf course^ nearing completion; ' fo u r air a t. m u ■ B a a 17 acres on Lake Monroe, fifteen blocks from Rost Of­ fice. Price 3125,000.00 Thi.. hararain can’t lust long. Other attractive listings. £}' AAI T llll ' inriirs hi^b. Light, tutu, pact, cuavc* 22 acres in Osteen at §1000 per acre, |6,000 cash, balance cosy. See us, " in Florida, and some of tlie drySteps have Ilei'll taken to hung n HBHnmB«>BBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBHBaBaHBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaBaBBaBBBBaBnBaBBnBBBBBBaBmBBBB«BBBBBBHa«l • ountry perim m California, Imt case IsTore the Supreme t ’nurt in the department, the report contin­ order that a final tie, isiuu on tho A " ■ ■ " " ■ ■ ■ n B B B a B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I I B B B B P B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H a B B B B B B B B B B B » ( B B B B B B B a B t B a B a B B B B N B « * B B B B B I H " B ued, gives no assurance that cum* abject may Is- obtained. uteri lid milivatioii would be prufLogically Located for enhancement; italde in i onitK'tilion with the Mast Ex-Infani Prodigy Is It'dian rubber iielu.'trv. i Fits in rug Three fltrikes and out, Senalors or Pirates, Wo are with tho winners. Your Imt. Come on and make a Home Run with us. Good huya l»elow. SEVENTY ACRES It is bey ind >t rIukIow of u doubt flic best portable typewriter on the market today. With its standard width carriage, taking the regular long envelope, a combined line space anil carriage return lever, typebin* guards, complete vt lbiliU of writing, and a touch which for ease and lightness has never been equalled among portable machines, you have a machine that will handle practically all the average run of work of any ly ptwriter to he found anywhere, anti nt a GREAT SAVING in price. A Komingtnn Port aide can lie used for tho hardest bind of office work, contract forms, letters, forms, etc., ami tin* best feature of it is that it IMHITAHLE__ you can set it in your lap and write on it, something you cannot tio with other machines. In other words, “it can't be beat” in the typewriter line. n n B M n a .l t i 1 fo r p .u k . * * rroumfs, *jchool and11'?o churches; business section ideally arranged; Enjoying the finest climate in the world; Hacked by responsible and reliable men:- \V ,tr NEW SMYRNA BEACH is a wonderful Ilom esite and an incomim-iLln imm t invite you to let us SHOW you. , 11 aiablc investment property. (We ■ ■ CALL i.t BROWN Realty Co. 422 Union Avc. Telephone 473-w ........ - ■"CREALTORS~> v PRICK $60 CASH—$65 ON TERMS SEE L'S UEFORE YOU BUY A TYPEWRITER ' EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS THE SEMINOLE PR1NTERY Offices in:—Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Ormond W . N . L U M L E Y , Prop. Melaka Ihiilding LOOK FOR THE REMINGTON SHOW WINDOW. Smyrna Bea<h, Palm Beach, ;Miami, pa Laud Orlando, Tampa• * Ucncli, Daytona Reach, (3) New Smyrna, New ilt< 1'elephone 93 “WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE* L ON THE u B B B B B B B B B B B B IB II H B H B im a B flB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B aB B B B H B a B H B B /*BNM M IIW aiiaiB«nil»HIIH«m<lM HB»iailBaBRaaBB«aiBaiflmiBBBaflaBBBflBBBBBBBflaBaM aW llU^BBRBBIIBlinBBBNBBBB"a>>>la>>R" |,aaHIIBIiaa,l>J ____ ^ ■ ■ "■ "^"M aaaB aaaan^ , it 4S . / I . V �OCTOBER 17.J92S. THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, a......... ..........■' 1 BETTER BUYS Announcing 2 lota in Rose Court, one fronting on Sanford Avenue, $5,000 for both. 1 lot on Park Avenue, close in, best residence section, $8,150. 21 acres just off County Club Road good subdivision tract. This is a splendid investment and the price is right. Small house on Elm Avenue, garnge on lot. For quick sale $4,500. If you would be interested in the best lake front tract in the county see me at once. Several modern homes just being built at attractive prices and requiring a email cash payment, balance like rent. I have a real good investment in income property just for this week. Phone 742. What have you? Furnished or unfurnished. your place for you. E OPENING OF Cold Storage Plant, half city block, French Ave. Trtms, 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per ncre. Terms. Nice House and 20 acres celery farm. $40,000. Good terms Business and Residence lots on First Street Extension. Lot on Oak between 11th and 12th. $2,000. Good terms. Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. Ensy terms. Smith & Rawlins OFFICE 212 MAGNOLIA AVE REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS The Davey-Winston Organization Inc REAL ESTATE BROKERS 202-205 Melsch Building Acreage Homes For Homes. LIST TOUR PROPERTY WITH US. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments. WE HAVE BUYERS Masonic Building------Phone 707 Farms LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US * t Also beautiful 8-room house in Rose Court, completely and elaborate­ ly furnished. Large corner lot. Priced considerably under market. A steal at the present price. V FULTON, INC COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel Phone 732 Brokers SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE 1I With offices in New York City and various other cities over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firms desirious of investing in property in this locality. If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc, kindly communicate with us. Wonderful vnlue in a 6-room bungalow in Rose Court. Furnished. Large lot. Garage. Shade trees. Ask us about this BARGAIN. 311 First National Hank Bldg. / INSURANCE Promoter! DUBOSE & HOLLER THE SEMINOLE RE a LTY COMPANY " * •* * * as so many sales­ men, d isp la y in g their wares to ten thousand prospec­ tive, eager-to-know buyers every day. ........ !.. AL'CfcfC'MnnaRer Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer Office 11G Merri wether Building SANEOUI), FLORIDA REALTORS Established 1910 LOANS----- INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY----- FARMS SUBDIVISIONS 1. ACREAGI A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Road. 2. Northeast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue house, modern, bath with screened porches, beaut bery. For sate together or separately. Values Just In Their Infancy 2 lots and 8 room modern house, on corner, fronting east am! south Fifrflt feet depth 132 ft. House rented f ^ $65 U me threeeyears,50°' ^ Bh° rt time ? l3>000'o,“i third cash and balance in 5 Room House Only $2,200. $700 cash Between Palmetto and Magnolia, one facing Martin one facing Spurling. $1,650.00 each. 20 acres land, 8 cultivated, 50 orange trees, other fruit, good well 2,/.j miles from Chuluota. Number 6 Ball Building, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Fioridn 20 Years Experience With Florida Land Lot 13 in Block A, facing Chapman Ave. 52x125, restricted. $170.00 per front foot. LOTS 9 AND 10 ATTENTION OWNERS Just out of Sanford City limits, .east front on Sanford Ave. lot wit houae, u1m° lot immediately behind same fronting on Palmetto all ( and $25 per month. Total $3,000. ’ All properties subject to prior sale. FIRST STREET EXTENSION BRYANT & HATHAWAY Five acres and living quarters, just off the Orlando road about five Sanford, few days only, at $1600. Facing Lee and 31 and 32 facing San Juan per front foot. Liberal terms on all. Wo have a client asking for a large, close in lot to s ta rt a new business in Sanford. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate Investments 116 South Park Ave, IMIIL SMITH, Mgr HAVE YOU NOTICED e , c 1 bulkhead is completed and that First Street is about to be at Sanford Avenue. Well we have some of this n r o S v for 1 have reluetlantly placed the Lest of this property on the marke ove their cash position. Investigate this offer Tell us what you have. List youh houses, lots, farms, groves and acreage with us. We have buyers waiting Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO REALTORS F. H. SCRUGGS. Mgr. L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 117 �W E J W O I ^ J I E R A L D , SATURDAY. AflStr&lian Board Encourages Search Of Oil Prospectors At The Chlirches FIBSV ‘c b S ist i 'An CfitlltCH ed. . These things are essential to J Service..Mill In high school |U- become members of the Rdsiry S<* ■ / .... ... ciety nnd to gain the Plenary In \FIRSTC METHODIST CHURCH ditorium. Sunday kchoo‘1 o'clock.' dulgcncc on the day of Reception. • Sunday* Mryfees; 1 • ' ' _ Setmon’ dhd coirfmunioi^ a t 11 Tho front pows will be reserved -JaL asU ^euuiH 'n Sunday. Every one coSTall Further instructions on IhdulMorning Wom’iiflC. sermon by the gcnces, nhd on the privileges, benw $ t ^ ? ° URNE’ % 0ct17•—(fl*)— While - » the •■•11 tprospects '" I T of *• the ••»«», discovdiscov efits, nnd duties of membership in ,roi-.r s w uy ,“St. d s eClaire.” ss cry of oil in commercial quahtidez p.nn. Otgan 'M the- Rosary Society,, the . S'_____ infra by the fa c tlo f their osefulin A ustralia n re V n tfa lly unfav?l*»'Swdct Is nnd the Holy Name S o d ety ^ fo r - 3«*retary-ucn^ n i p g worthin'; '1 sdhfWrf h r Qffcrai ornble, indications in the Roma dis­ Rev. ncsa. , , lL . several consecutive Sundays will H .X .F jy , 7:30 « «* Jfcrcy —: B am lej. latioft bf Lionism ia jsoc “I hnve said that trict of Queensland nnd the Kimbe given. Trustee* The tru stees ami Stewards'*of making for our nation s Pcrm®"* bcrley district o f .western Australc o n g r e g a t io n a l ciiU'RCii Sunday. School every Sunda^r a f­ co-or-' ence. Is there any task any mort *a justify the rccommendntian tin; •the Churrh will have a short, moot­ '* Sunday Service* ter hinss. important than this? I« tHere nriy further detailed geological man- ing at the close of the evening Sunday School, 0:45 a. m« , »’ in community scr- other task that could take up our service. Mass for the children every S at­ P'nK should be undertaken and Morning Service, 11:00 a. m._ fctism; driving hrfme time, to which we should K*T® urday a t 7:00 a. m. .... . _ , tn y l boring conducted, says a reEvening Service, 7:30 oclock.: The pastor will preach atj bbth L.oee of nationnI |y. of our - time and our abilities port of tho federal joint commit- PREAC1UNG AT MOORE’S than to such p task as this? Whttt tec of public accounts on oil exSTATION rrlfH scplces. U l^ " " Re\. T. .1. Nixon.f pastor>.9f the An invitation to nttend nnd enis tho thinsr thnt mf n*;re“* fl* t plorntion in Australia and Papua. ' bat have a for- have ON RESIDENCES, APARTMENT ■ been trying to do throughout ' The pron jccts in Papua are gen­ Sanford Methodist Church, will [Joy the music and services 'If.'fx and upward centuries? It Is not on ly ,to erally hopeful and the report adds, preach in tho church a t Moore’s ten led to nil. : HOUSES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY 3 5 with men and the Ig .th o u s n n d s^ o f liv& their liven ns they desired, but work should continue to be enr- Station on Sunday afternoon a t 83 -------} \ libcrty- to so live thnt their lives might ried out by a piivate company on o’clock. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH _______ A T 7 % INTEREST WITHOUT LIFE ~ bIi 3 ' Gwi-fenring, be n benediction to their fellows. behalf of the federal government Sunday School at 9:30 n. ni. The We have found th at men ennnot PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , such ns the Anglo-Petv.ian Oil Com­ S S d in R citizen, m, daises have teachers who nre Well INSURANCE / Sut.dny* ftnr.bo' Rblhr Day in tfjo q u alified Ho* tfcach, most of them > ! r vigorous oi- live their lives ns they ought to pany which is now operating 'in live them except under some form Papua. . . . Sunday School. The Surfday holding Sunday School diplomas. If fiuth in | *he:r a'qqliP.K __________________ _ i School council at its meeting last you are not attending some'-other citizenship t of co-ordination. We are all agreed night decided on a regrading of-the schdol como and bring your famRy FLORIDA has withstood tUnTand respect Mr upon thnt. History has conclusive­ NO RED TAPE—QUICK ACTION ' school which plan will be nnnounc- to this service. If example, stirnu- ly pointed it out in the record of Now id Sunday. Preaching nt 11:00 n. m., and much in the past. Ipjtby ami indif^rcneo mankind's struggle. ‘•Monism has sonsed this girent j T » | 9 f l a y a A m n ilrtt Services far Sunday a re :,, . 7:3Q,p.,m., by .D r. William 'l l . f f i a r d and creating psychological she has to go against a law nnd provides n A fU lK IU lll Siindfty ‘Schodl a t 9:45 a.' m. Writhton. Sunday* morning sub­ inwion interest* splendid vehicle through which •TORNADO". • Lets hope Preaching a t 11 a. m. ject, “The Everlasting Son” even­ [Association of Lions man’s highest purpose to his felJunior Christian Endeavor, 2:15 ing subject, “The Bible in Mtnnthey trounce TECH. jonie to .<tiy> . lows enn be worked out. It hns n p. m. ‘• '• ?. * ture.” ^ Sreadilltcii a dofm.te living, breathing sense of the fact (Continued from Page One) Senioi* Christian Endeavor, C:30 B. Y. P. AT. meets nt 0:15 p. m. -nt place among An er- that there is something running C. Woods of New Smyrna, %pur­ P. m. • ; [ • Mr. David McNnb has been elected 20 acres at ISLAND LAKE S s d a ’s greatest civic through tho whole world which chased 8(( acres of lnnd a t Osteen, Preaching, 7:30 p. m. Director of nil the Unions in San­ for . one week. making for the safe- soys thnt service to humanity, ser­ announcing that the group which $7,000. ford nam nee of these great vice to others is, hi the end, the he represents will later subdivide Terms. A cordial invitation is extended SCIENCE SOCIETY £ 1,1.0 idle boast. It law of civilization. It runs through the tract. T i CHHISTIAN Christian Sconce services are to all visitors to attend thesfc ser­ lad unmistakably by the the wnrp and wood of human life Osteen Tract Sell* for Si2.00d held every Sunday morning a t 11 vices. BETTS GROVE, G5 acres, Representing Jefferson Standard Life fttaliranco Co., ,c IwnvitWs of our like n golden thread. It is the Another 140-acre plot near o’clock-, in jLhu Woman's Club, Oak 18 acres bearing, 4 acres n!,C0f clubs ami by the great thing tn a t hns advanced tho nnd Calvert Mortgage Co., of Baltimore with combined I i: AIT. SOULS CttURClI ,(.w»w» in; which thiy world. It wns service thnt lifted teen was sold to northerners for Avenue near Third Street. - Sun­ voting grove. THINK OF $12,000 at the same time, accord­ Twentieth Sunday after Pen^Cday School at 10 o’clock. Subpcct assets of over $25,000,000. ,, . , l0 their ranks re- our wonderful flags to the sky IT $50,000. V\ cash, baling to the officers of the Valdez for'Simdny, "Doctrine^ of Atone^ cost.*.- . . ■-■»»- -* 0f wmth and valand only service will keep them concern, who negotiate both* sales. inent.” |vc wen Fmst of St. Luke, Evangeliat. mice easy. You’ll have to I (oiwnuniti^ there. Llonisnv^ has taken this Miss at 8:00 a. m. A number of o thcr sales of Wednesday evening services nurry. I U a force thatjies in an thought nnd embodied it in all residential and business projects Sixty-five women arc expected which include testimonies of heal­ L in sfiktam ionity,'in *t phases of its activities. It hns variously reported during the nre held at 7 o’clock in the to receive Holy Communion ut this lit vftrec that is chnl- written it ncross the sky of its past two days include the Pace 1ing, rnnsi. They are to lie received into Woman’s Club. • ‘^nditioasinvyerycom- existence. There it is, and there the confraternity of the Holy Uohome, at Second Street nnd'Cedar j This Society maintains a free HTCTX.fommuait) h..s its it will remain—Service, the hope Avenue, bought by Mrs. Lilly Gog- reading room where the Bible nnd rary afterhnns* They nre to give Dortbrnlly of the world. burn, for $1,200; the dwelling and authorized Christian Science liter­ thoif qaffitfF to Tmo of tho officers civt er.d, industrial and “ In reaching its place of pre­ gasoline station of the Osteen Gro­ ature may bo read, borrowed or or propiuteks before mass if pp:iS f l t l E S J tboy- are eminence, Lionism has clently cery and Filling Station Co., to J. Open Wednesday nnd siblc-T* They arOTo hnve the if Ro­ iffiyinc caiT* racial, demonstrated the significance of A Chandler, of Ocala, for $11,000; purchased. Saturday from 2 to 5 p. m., room saries to bu blessed and indulgcnci SlTthinl* that consti- its twine. Courage unparalleled the Long hopiestcad, in the suburbs 517 First National Bank building. hallcnpo t9 the bc>t that nnd strength unsurpassed combin­ of Sanford, to Mrs. Nellie Taylor All are welcome to attend these sad have *l up the need ed with vigorous determination to of Clarks Summit, Pa., for $0,500; services and to nmke use of tho jab#, aggregations see the culmination of any right and the grocery of W. W. Eatoti'of reading room. sd mrB. ktenly intcr- activity welded together with the. Sanford nnd Osteen, to It. J. Tink­ development of imll- diplomacy of a statesmen Is what er, of Orlando, for $0,500. 422 Union Ave. Palm Bench—7,000-acre tract d public K»<1. our Lions all aim to posscs^T* It Much historical interest has been west of here, purchased by Miami has taken all of that to bring m bis taken up the dialshown in connection with the disTelephone 473-vr | eilb hand. It has be- about our present name nnd place, I position of the Shoppnrd homc- syndicate, for $1,000,000. Sric »nd business religion. I and in the fearlessness nnd vigor stead, Reported recently. This! is 7 - • In 1492 Columbus not only discovered n now be community looks to the land activity of the I,i6n, we flhil I said to 1h? the first time the propland, but he discovered the greatest producer of j be its guide and inspira- ehnructeristic examples thnt give | erty has changed ownership since Grandview Drive, patters spiritual so today us inspiration for the future, since th_> original grant deed w'as wealth the world has ever known—North Amer­ «<fc |oking to the “ Running .through and through obtained frohi theigovcrnmcnt, nnd ica. tor its civic and iiusi- Monism like n living strenm of red nil documents connected with (he Rose; Court ics, (or the basic princi- corpuscles is the ever present bond transaction were required to enfry A Lamp That Burns 91 Per Cent ■ght acticn. It is our great of good fellowship. Lionism unites the official approval of the Unit­ Air. . But it took Mertrly 400 yenra of development It Lionism is responding its members in th» bonds of friend­ ed States Government before thi A new oil lamp that gives an before this production became jrcnlly great, jigle. It ^ .“howing the ship and mutual understanding. It negotiations .could he completed. amnzing brilliant, soft, white light, $2000.00 each ong anil true and like a warms the hearts of nien and A statement regarding the in- even better than gas or electricity, onc^nil S ¥ cing, its worth is mcasur- brings them into closer harmony I creasing ing demand for well located has been tested by the U. S. Gov­ X When you discover faivyourself. what a great - ^ ....... • ^ . ■> * I’ufWffirsfT It is making and when you have accortiplishcd ctdery land is crJ’diled to He Ary ernment and 35 leading universi­ uccs in which to live; it is this you, perhaps, have accom­ Carrington, of the E. A. Str^ut ties nnd found to In* superior to wealth producer a Savings Account in this Bank men letter human be- plished about all there is in life.” Fnrm Agency office in this* c^ty, 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns is, you will not have to wait 400 years. In fact, who declares that ids company without odor, smoke or noise—no has hnndled three different trnpts pumping up, is sinipl-./clean, safe. ten years of regular savings will probably ace of farm land adjoining the west­ Burns 94 pe* afntpnir and (1 per you on the way to financial independence, ern city limits line. The total cent commofi'Kerosene (coal oil). New apartment house, stucco com­ Realty Company sales price is said to h u v eb ten The inventor P. K. Johnson, 012 pletely furnished, now paying lt)'/< V . 94J . * $19,000. j 11 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, is of­ on investmCift.* f* *r *” .yiK'i* »*»* le a f t . %> ^ 1 »■• mm « • * Island Lake Property Sold. fering to U S CL 1 j The Holly Realty Co., Inis* a r ­ FREE trial, or even to give one .‘J13 1st Nat’l Bk Bldg CAPITALv c . M r / s p t f \ / M OO.OCP00 ranged the negotiations connected FREE to the first user in each » rPhone 733. with the following transactions: locality who will help him intro­ Whitc’s Minstrels, who Wc have several very desirable (Continued from Page One) Sale of properties on Island Lake it. W rite-him today for full w at the Milnne Theater ly responded- to mnny earnest re­ to It. J Holly, C. J.- Marshall. B- duce homes at attractive prices and particulars Also ask him to ex­ PftfSIDCNr come litre after a long quests for “ My Wild Irish Rose." J. Starling and Mrs. Margaret P. plain how you can get the agency, terms. he southcajt during which The banquet was closed by the Anderson, for $30,000; an acreage and without oxperictv'v or money |w titallnh'.d themselves singing of “Till We Meet Again” tract located on the Pnola .road, make $250 to $500 per month. Manager A Home and Paying Business 1 versatile rtportoire that by the attendance. near the golf course for $381 pur 2—50x117 lots. Uhe history of the stage Charter members of the organ­ acre; purchase by Lee Conoley nnd CO M PA N y ^ i iirnnn ri i 1—5 room house. M*lcommtnt through ?.-v^^ * | * » u, ization nre: Dr. C. L. Park, Bruce M. Bennet of 21 acres near Geneva 1—Store with stock nnd filling z % o n m V o ?,, o ^ ^ ^ 5 A N F 0 I ? D .P I A Avenue for a consideration of South Carolinian Took Black- station, good section of town. view■whichappeared after W; Anderson, Frank E. Markwood, $0,285 and the sale of a dwelling Hugh Tillis, Claude G. Sistrunk, All for $10,500.00. Terms. at dirmingham, J. Draught For Indigestion, arid -T-T— Percy A. Mcro, Lloyd F. Boyle, owned by Reginald Holly, located ppcarfl in the ltirniingat Palmetto and Highland Avenues Eurlo E. Jones, J. O. Laney, S. A. Says He Could Soon Eati W5' “•* «vii styled Dotty In n p r e a e r l p l l o n ( n r to Mrs. Margaret Anderson for « . . 1 ?*nte, “Luhs White is Sossamon,- L. II. Connelly, E. A. $9,500*. ’ . im *L ± >t Acreage in large or small tracts. * ' . ’ S A V E a/uT Anything. Malaria, Chills anil Fever ***•(. lest man.ig,Bur.streis to- Chittenden, Roby I.aing, Volic Wil­ T H R IV E Dengue or Bilious Fever, 05 ftvwffRi u a gnzcl- liams, Edwin Meyer, James K. Ballentlno. B. C.—Mr. fr.* B. ing.anri about Schanl, R. A. Cobb, Frank W. TnlIt kll>. tTlr grrma. Good Warehouse Sites Douknlght, of this place, gavo tho r \Q 2 5 W V antics, bott, R. L. Robertson, G. W. Spen­ Priced to Sell following account of lib San of cer, Jr., Paul R. Forbes, Georges). voice is sufficient ,n . sufficient to “put 'the 1 Thodforil's Black-Drniight. * 1 • Harden, Sandy Anderson, L. L. ", amusin“ "ms'Ug — IQBit tongs “Just after I married l had lndlYoorhces, and J. L. Elliott. *'K«tlon.’'-^f»rtftJB'?«ir,'r got In tho for a 100 ptfr cent minstrel Other members arc: J. C. TraySPECIAL Exceptional / haldt of eating fast, for which I wick, S..R. Dighton, Edgcrton. P at­ CALL—OR WRITE soon paid-by tuviog-a tiglUr bloated 1 lot ill Franklin Terrace, oil" of i» v»4 «.t . *>-*> • *• in tiai Song -Cross Word terson, W urt Wu W arner, Frank L. (Continued from Pago One)f feeling after meals. This mado.mo the best there. Orange trees and *,!*?"* of best h# has Woodruff, Jr., Henry Roddenberry Have 3,000,000 tax payers of*nil uncomfortable. I would feel shrubbery on It. Plumbing* Calls .far eery encored C and Scott James. income taxes, Mr. Garner sai^ perstupid and drowsy, didn’t fcfl lilco I lot between Hith nnd 17th on Md and ho When you find it inconvenient to call in *mull incomes should.’be Officers of tho club are: Dr.,C. sons >vlt,Ui si working. I was told It was Indi­ Palmetto Ave. A pick up nt ,in,e gestion. Bomo ono rccompionded $1,800.00 will sell quick. the men WJHHoro amusing L. Pnrk, president; G. W. Spencer, given rrelief, i ---- .particularly wheit it person, bank by mail. A. D. HOSIER l°lher,1Ji:1 ‘he audience Jr., first vice-president; Frank AY. could be done nt a cost of less than Black-Draught and l took it after a meals. I soon could cat anything Talbott, second vice-president; $100,000,000 to the treasury. _j|| re- Sandy Anderson, third vice-presi­ any time. “By reducing the surtax ^fL0111 If you’re particular about A stamp may save a trip. Ask for de­ "■IfWi a/ain to the dent; Jnmes P. Schaal, treasurer; the present maximum of 20 per "I uso It for colds nnd hlllouo- We have vnennt lots in nlmost ev­ tails of this easy way to bank, . pasa and it will knock out a cold ery part of the city for you to Earle E. Jones, secretary; J. O. cent," he added, “the treasury will the kind of phrjrtbins Voti and carry away tho bile better and select from, every one of these lots • # 1 • T%¥ Luncy, Mon Tamer; IJoyd F. Boy- lose more, than $300,000,000 |md Quicker than any liver ntcdl^cloo I will advance in price before the lem, Tnil Twister. In addition to comparatively foiv people will ben­ want in your new home, or have ever found." present season is good started. i b -p o the officers, the board of directors efit. Then, too, by* removing xhe Eating too fast, too much, or taxes from the small taxpayers is composed of Percy A. Mcro, the now kind of plumbing faulty chewing of your food/ often Claude G. Sistrunk, Paul R. Forbes the cysfc.pf collection will be|ic-' causes discomfort. after meals, A duced materially. . in your old home—call A. pinch of Black-Draught, washed l i x p o n u , VI.A. GKi'tY” H e r e nnd Frank E. Markwood. "Hoy/ far we can go in ttpfaldown with a awallow of ivatgr. Vdll I). Rosier for an estimate. help to bring prompt relief. Bloat­ BRADENTON—Modern progre.'u ing the Viuisahce• or cdmauqipHon •TIIE BASKET* nust be served. At n recent m eet-! taxes depends, of course, on no 'ed sensations, eructations, b ad One) must council' f1 " we K° *n (educing the income breath nnd other common syrlpWros kavi* ! *ke movement, ing of the Palmetto city 117 Magnolia Ave. of Indigestion have disappeared prate * iu J ^ ihs}1 tla'V will plans were taken up for the remov­ and estate taxes. If you greatly tanejcJna^k.Dtt^i|h^ has beorv/ti\ken a take Iminr "• 'tyiians here in al of a number of graves a t ;tho reduce the surtaxes and repeal the II * • m Z»t A*'Df ROSIER • ' ,U««"S of the ven- «>ld r#*rtietcry, to make way for’thc’ re )qt o tux*"* th^n (Id* ponstiinntiDn levies will have to remain. proposed extension of a street. " K m I m,1!1 h‘? e Mr- ^ y * Winter Haven—Boilicord CorpoApproximately 91,125 carloads f»r ih,. , cUV at a later 3rd and Oak of meeting prmluce shipped from Florida dur­ rtion to erect 7-story apartment W^lnutivo house,, corner Sixth Street and l.ji 4.......... ' omniittee now ing period September 1, 1921, to Howard Avenue. tlinc..hi* advice July 30, 1925. U h M W Activities oisoK. s Local Realty Sales T o Over J. H. \ i! You Can Beat | Columbus’ lim e! I>i New Invention Saves Millions Williams-McGraw ingham Critic DisirictGovernorOf Lasses White Lions Gives Local lest Minstrel Club Their Charter A Wonderful Investment ’M fflm A IOAN A N D ... .^SU s a v i n c s ! s a n for d ATE TOO FAST S i*action Clements, Adams Co. plan3 fy i f i t f V npproxisp'-‘n'1. nppro for municipal i m- ,b°UlilW O -IJ*. ’ llnl UVdal- • . inK Permits la),09 AilK o^W l ? IAugust, totul- FIRST NATIONAL- BANK J<)t Economic*! Trenljl4(/•((•* S d i ! ' 1!,,1'1’ ,n,Bde t0 nrI >1 the C. A. a ii,1 °f ' ho Railroad renoitej h WnM! conference, Ready to Serve You - on We are now engaged in the Real Estate and Brokerage Business '•'Olll, , urn,*,*rH ' .T’1. ‘’"IV t'rnup •uonv Machine miss?-., t’erslnn our rug**. olora ana •"till U-H14,r ,j * nl" f lnsur,l , - ^ ^ hntant .. R u »T ud11« ^H-niiL V r,uan°nt i «M i i : h i s , ) n — •> p CLU B . l hc i r ■ i Q & Q xm GARNER WOULD PUT IN EFFECT T A X REVISION f0T ,1S™ V) and it will give us pleasure to serve you in this line. We specialize in homes and homesites. All listings will be carefully handled. Whiddon & Hodges 110 E Second Street. i.vr.: ii\\ ’hot ■v (v . u Wight Bros. Bldg. 122 E. Second St. SANFORD. FLA. Vi �j.r W' 3r*u- mb fm *xm , ■ T b « S a n fo r d H e r a ld ■ -I - j j Z^ T THE gAisirnnn HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17.J921 Common Politeness Americans are proverbially curt almost to the point of . Maters* Second Class lU ttir rudeness. Introductions over, business is immediately .in October it. 1tl>, at tha ^oitoftlco A t Baaford, Florida xndsr Act Sr order. There is seldom, if ever, circumlocution. Why should l i n k i. lit?. there be In a country which spends millions of 'dollars to __ M t t n tunnel under a river or through a mountain in order to H I M N B U n*A ».P lu c tt ■L HOWARD BKRO. save a few minutes? Americans haven’t time for the nice­ Pfcna* <U ties of politeness. 111 Hu m IU A m i r ■ < n in iim n !< ratri It has been said that European diplomats object to be­ One T w it—IT.no Hi* Month* ..$» 10 »J*fU tr*4 «n CK* b r C a rrie r, y s r ing sent to America because of American manners, or rather w e e k . Mo. W eekly E d itio n 1100 the lack of them. Americans not only come directly to the H r y ear. IPBClAb w o n m i All obituary point, but they tell you exactly what they think. They tell wo*less.’cards ot Uisaks, rasolntlnni you that they think your hat is pretty, which is embarras­ dud notices ot antsrtalnsients whsrs sing; they tell you that your double chin is unattractive, •Sara** are soad* will b* charged icy at rag alar advertising rata*. which is maddening. w m o u n t TH I AHto ci atkii r n i w A Chinese diplomat, Wu Tingfang, in his essay, “America TV# A ssociated P ra ia la #*cluat r e l v e n title d to »h* ns* to r re- Through the Spectatcles of an Oriental Diplomat", explnins, • n b ltc a tlo n o ' a ll naw a d isp atch er ■ o r a d its ', to It o r not o th erw ise ersd* as he sees it, the reason for the American manner of doing T .taJ In tb la p a p e r and also ib* Io­ things. He writes: “American manners are but an instance wa’ .nawa p ublished heroin- All rig h ts “►f ra p u b lic a tlo n of ap o d a l dispatch* or result of the two predominant American characteristics oa b a ro ln aro also r« * e r-* d .______ to which I have already referred, and which reappear in so many other things American. A love of independence and SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 1925. of equnlity, early inculcated, and a keen adhorrence of waste TOR HERALD'S PLATFORM of time, engendered by the conditions and circumstances of 1-—Deeper water route to laekaona new country, serve to explain practically nil the mannersn r= ▼nt*. 1.—Construction of 8L Johns-In­ and mannerisms of Americans. Even the familiar spec­‘ dian River canal. tacle of men walking with their hands deep in their trousers’ K.—Extension of white way. pockets, or sitting with their legs crossed needs no other ex­ is- -B tU-talon of local amusements. planation, and to suggest that, because Americans have some —Swimming pool, tennis courts, habits which are peculiarly their own, they are either in­ %■ etc. f , —Augmenting of building pro­ ferior of unmanly, would be to do them a grave injustice.” ii' gram— booses, hotels, apartment Possibly so. Certainly we, ns an American would never houses. insist upon anything to the contrary. However, while this f*—Extension of street paving pro­ is yet n young nation, comparatively speaking, with man­ gram. t — Construction of boulevard nerisms and national characteristics yet in their infancy, aroi nd Lak* Monroe. it might do no harm to suggest that the matter of polite­ S— Completion ot city be anil f Ica­ ness should not be overlooked. Mothers, in the rearing of tion program. Expansion of achool ayatem ;heir children, should see to it that n respect for gentle with provtaton for Increased fa­ speech and manners is horn in this country. culties. “It is true," Roy Crandall, corresponding secretary of the American Thnnk you League, "that the American people are BIBLE VER8E FOR TODAY ess observant of the common courtesies than the people of dr THE CHRISTIAN'S MISSION: other lands?" The question recalls in the mind of Franklin —Preach, saying, The Kingdom of {*• Adams, writing for the Now York World, an incident of heaven in a t hand. Heal the nick, his childhood, which he relates ns follows: cleanse the leperM, raise the dead, “Will you have some more halibut?" my mother cast out devils: freely ye have re­ asked me one day at dinner, when we had company ceived,. freely give. Matthew 10: 7, 8. _____ from New York. “No," was mv reply. “No what?" asked my mother. "Not more'halibut,” I said. As PRAYER:— I recall it, the laughter was general. I suppose it "O Lord of Heaven and earth and influenced my whole career, for the applause in­ sea, To Thee all praise and glory be; toxicated me and made me wish to be a wisecrncker. How shall we show our love to We had rice pudding for dessert that day, and I Thee wanted a second helping. “More pudding," I said. Who gaveat all so graciously?" “If what?" my mother asked. "If you’ve got any," By serving freely, faithfully I said, scoring my second hit in twice at hat. with Thee, for all! -------- ---------And after dinner my mother took me aside and Tho Tragedy of a Bad Habit told me that I should have said "Thank you" and Oh there la a.llttls girl with brown "If you please.” And she quoted a poem to me, und halt th n t doesn't curl it went something like this: And a saucy llttla twinkle in her Hearts, like doors, will ope with ease eyen, And thin pretty maid is In danger. To very, very little keys. I'm afraid, And don’t forget that two of these Of a punishment which little Are “I thank you” and “if you please." glrlu despise. la England Done For? Rich Men’s ClocksA Birth Control !>*»£■ The Cold Coolidge Eye. BY ARTHUR URISBANB (Copyri«nt n«») One of our bur cheap cigars. n* Wo heard a with his wife tc a S mad. w * .t Be Careful about Everything dejlljS, want. If* SIR PHILIP Gibbs, well adver­ tised correspondent in the big war, worrying about his native Britain, asks, “Is England done? I ts a ■■frightful question, which cne hes­ itated to put down in black and white. He puts it down, because truth is mighty and must not be -quelched. Uck of work and the public ‘’dole’’ have brought England face to face with revolution, hi thinks, and weeps for England. I • Winter Is coming car that’s hardlto rtt, live on top of V -; 1 W Never was*«vl fu cr wilt bo a ’BNh, for a man to loaf j lU 1*• BUT HE need not. England is NOT “done,” or half done, for va­ rious reasons. She possesses states­ men, that consecrats their lives from boyhood to the service of their country, educated and trsincd for the work before them She understands dealing with subject nations, and lets them nlone, allowing them to live their lives. She checks child marriage and burning widows alive in In­ dia, and forbids the prosperous Egyptians to tr?at the miserable low class cruelly and unjustly. But the nntives do, generally, as they choose. You hear a:]<jt ik to success. buUMd y«| the bc9t scenery of i & m Sometimes' think may bo, the humjl bo over befo^fpng In Chicago, a bootJL shipped as books. Betl it wai. from best«] \ Some people,marry ( J worse while others nu can get some sleep. / NOT BLESSED with our con­ stitution, England lives up to sev­ eral parts of it, as we do NOT. She takes free speech seriously. You may SAY what you please in England If you DO anything they stop you. Here we shoot, stab, hold-up, bootleg, hi-jack and break the pro­ hibition law into n fnillion pieces. And nobody stops It. But if Eu­ gene Debts or Saklatvala imagines he can SAY what he pleases here he does not know us. England is not "DONE" because England is a democracy. RICH MEN’S stocks are doing VERY well. Prices are going up, they are becoming more than ever exclusuive. A "rich man’s stock," you know, is one with a price so high thnt little men can’t afford to speculate in it, Kresge stock, for instance, jumps $80 n share and Ford, of Cnnadn, $59 n share in one day. Such fluc­ tuations would rattle the back teeth, financially speaking, of any little speculators. DAN DOBBjj THE JESTERS As Brisbane Sees It l Don’t be impolite, botl some peopto to finii| J ore snying nnd‘Wu %al| age. I *v ij' You needn't upf, your auto tire dees, '/fie* those with you nro'tnuchl ,'hanKeM fi ■ A t L-*vt J )t o © o m -H --tAffH;. ■ 'N S .y v One way of reducing ti to get rid of the pfCicicnc; and their high saiaflcs,TT ^ Summer’s passing, but gress, she is leaving m 1# air behind. D t\ .uiII. SUPPOSE AGAIN IT SHOULDN’T LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL S S .( 3 g panied with a virility and a .10 strength that are lacking in the older countries. But the disruptive class system, declares the Russian historian, is as much in vogue in America ns in Europe. In none of the countries, however, in the disparity between THAT’S WHY the kind-hearted classes as great a:> It was. The In­ rich men cut big shares up into dustrial Revolution in England The officials of the Seminole many little shares, that the little brought a condition of servitude man may “get in." worse in many respects than «lnvBank- take pleasure in helping youYou observe thut the highestery in the Southern States. France, priced "rich man’s" stock, Kresge, advising you—assisting yo^ in eyeij a r o u n d $800 a s h a r e , r e p r e s e n t s I d .uc, s m a l l d e g r e e to hia h u r - England, Germany nnd Duly are going through an inevitable tran ­ ried dopnrtur© from Russia, with dealings in five and ten cent a r­ consistent way to achieve your'dfr ticles. Much power in little things. other intclligentirln, when the sition, difficult though it may be, country was inundated by a sea of but tho danger, for the most pnrt, siresA __ oi Oh, I wtUo thin In despair, ns I sit THERE IS A terrific noise coming in the editorial win­ DEAN INGE, eminently respec­ mud so to speak. There civilization is behind, not before them. Amer­ and watch her there, For 1 fancy I can henr her ns she dow- The suspicion arises that it must he the bursting of ta b le clergyman at the head of St. for the time being at least has ica just now is on top of the wave and democracy hau never attained walla. the Florida boom, that supposedly impending disaster which Paul’s Cathedral in London, fav­ gone into eclipse. Is awaiting an­ And I shudder through nod through seems to disturb the Northern editors so much just now. ors birth control. He says "Limit other Peter the Great to bring to such equality. Tho Rockefellers Free Education to not more than the darkness of Soviet despotism a may hnve their Rolls Royces, but at what mother's said she’ll do .....- children, from any one fam- new renaissance. And In spcnkbig the plumber, tho painter, the plasIf she doesn’t atop thnt biting ot Lasting the editorial eye out of the window, however, the . three of Russia, a Russian may be ex­ terei-, the bricklayer, the carpen­ discovery is made that the noise is created by steam ham------her. nails. ter, all ride tq work in their autoA A A A A f A A U A A A A * A iI .1 A A * ,mecs, .drill#, guUjjoJ^icr. hmuiufisdiSo paraphernalia of prog- ! „ JLK„.I,KUEYES Is wi,1i cused for not being an optimist. # * . . . ~ i limit thu nunibcr of children! if tliut in declaring (Mht ’ EuYbpcan' mobiles. • I t’s no use, it seem-i, to scold fquu mic/mnntpff iu/ ilw, f “/OHStant stream of passing the educate all hut three nt and American civilization is head­ "Supnose," says the shiJtpcF in such a lovely, three-year old, it«fVi?.Ugr)eJu:C.<^ t , And*all argument and threaten­ truffic. If thin i» tho bursting of the boom, let it burst. As their own expense. Good, gloomy ed si might for perdition, tlm Men­ ore of Wallace Irwin's jingles, "the long as the hammers of the construction gangs are clanging dean, he knows little about human ckens nnd the Sinclair Lewises may ship should strike a rock.” To ing is in vain, STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS inquire what the learned gentleman which the mate replies, "Suppose So her mother has declared some­ as they are in Miami there is little cause to fear the sound n a tu re . And he worries, because com­ means by American civilization. It again it iMouldn't." The Russian thing bitter Is prepared of the hummers of the growing anvil chorus in other parts mon people have most the children, must be admitted that there is a savnnt may take the gloomy out­ If nhe ever secs her doing it of the country.—Miami Herald. . the birth rate being lowest among difference and the newness, the un- look. It is just as plausible nnd Mtt i * again; cnulhnesn—the term is i'jnietimea far more comforting to follow the the educated classes. She will paint those finger tips philosophy of tho mate. applied—of America are accom­ with a dose which onca she sipo MY FAVORITE STORIES WHAT would the Jean have said She’ll remember. It’s a euro in s u r a n t BEAL ESTATE to Nancy Hanks, with hare feet, B y IR V IN s . c o n n which never fails, fta'I FLORIDA AND TRUTH a lady unable to rend or write, Says her mother, solemn-faced: NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE In New York is a certain pool list, who was born in Spain and caring for a heavy baby in a hut "She'll learn just how nloes WAREHOUSE PROPERTY taste and billiard hull much frequented who has a complexion utmost a,' with a dirty floor, nnd without New York has had a fresh view or advertising. In behalf of Flor­ If she doesn’t stop that biting of by writers, hasebull players mid dark ns a Moor’s dropped in. See­ windows? 1200 feet on R-tilroad He’d havq said "Leave child of Florida this week through the ida lie pled for the truth nnd only her. nails I" ing him the proprietor had an in­ nctorn. Also, it i* a favorite loaf­ spiration. A BARGAINGOOD TRAMS bearing to the educated upper truth. Mo told his tilmi to tho rather unusual circumstance of the theThis is a new style of booming— But that lovely little miss gives ing place for a number of more artist and to half a dozen others; classes, my dear." Hut the big visit of thirty leading business men A FEW CHOICE HO$®ES or less interesting characters. and then, followed by the rest, he baby was Abraham Lincoln. You modern stylb, and we hope a per­ her doting dad n kirn from that bouyant state, headed amanent style. It indicates a consci- _ And neema to pay no heed when Among the regular habitues is an Ic'k the illustrator to where the never can tell. Located in Exclusive Residential Sections. by Governor John W. Marlin. elderly gentleman known as "the Major sat and introduced the pair cnce nnd a sense *»f responsibility j* mother scolds, Price and Terms on Request. PRESIDENT Coolidge talks less The freshnci'i of the view was thnt is inherent nowadays in nil Whilo her dad in sitting near sho Major," whose conversational spec­ to each other, giving to tho »wnrthan the average, but says more. best illustrated in the speech made ialty is to claim a close |jcmonul good advertising. That Mr. Dunn has not the slightest four thy stranger an unpronounceable B U IL D IN G LO TS,,. When it is proposed to tear up tho a t Mr. Barron Colli'.r’s luncheon should bo more interested in Of the punishment tha future acquaintance with the people, hab­ name. Selected with reference to LOCATION offers a constitutional guarantee that the [of Friday by Mr. Herman D. Dunn, its, customs, languages anti pecul­ spreading his enmpnign of protec­ plainly hutds; "Major,” added the proprietor, ful range in speculative ,o> people shall lie allowed to have president of the Florida Chamber tion than in preaching the glories To that little jgirl in vnln I hnvo iarities of practically all the out- "this gentleman is a Zulu who has of-the-way places of the earth, it been in America many years. He is ami bear arms, the President looks1of Commerce. Mr. Dann did not of his state was in itself an in­ tried to muse it plain PROFITS 1” out of Jus cold New England boom or boost Ids state. Ho made dorsement that would have solid What a tragedy her dreadful bus been ciUmntcd th at if the homoi'ick for the sound of his own up, Price and Terms Very Attractive Major sat and introduced the pair language again. Timts’ why I have gruy eye, and wonders if it would no extravagant statements about weight. vice entails, And 1 drend Unit day of wqo, for tries he s«yH ho has visited, und brought him to you. He wants to really do any good to keep wea­ a marvelous development that Of course, the chamber':' effort BUY IN SANFORD pons away from decent people, en­ would fuirly have excused them. may have a defensive origin. There hud spent as much time in each of talk to you." shell meet it soon, l know, Safe arid Sound. .jy titled to have them; also whether On the contrary, ho spoke with is no doubt that Florida (■> now If she doesn't mop that biting thorn ns lie snys he has spent there This was the signal for the dark he would now Iw considerable over conspirator. Clinging fust to the you really cuuld keep them away an earnestness thnt won in:’.ant paying tho penalty of success in of her nails. from the other kind of people. three hundred years old. conviction of the chamber’s wish having cities above the trost Hue --------o-------Major’s hand, he poured out a to guard the people who come to Not long ago some one in his stream of mingled, Spanish nml Insanity is n very present help in reeking to (\nmtcruet GOOD MEN and women in Chi­ Florida ngninst the deceits of aggressively It E A I. T O R S uni the time of conviction to the mur­ pronjnee mentioned Zululund. That Portuguese, with clucks, grunts, her appeal. But, or not, cago pun plan to right fight sin with sing- "blue sky" schemers operating in it is apparently defensive 17 rears of Success in Sanford; t engo was a sufficient cue for the Mnjor. mid gurgles interpolated. derer.—Troy Messenger. Im cd on a wil­ For twenty minutes he edified the — o Magnolia at Second. U Pio” ** Tho Major listened intently until mg l hey will sing Christmas her name in and outside her bor- lingness to meet competition on a Imagination certainly is a fine audience with un account of mi ex­ the other unused for breath. Then, carols this year on a big scale, in dorn. He tot.l of the efforts which b a 's of truth. If Florida can sub­ LOANS thing, it keeps some men from dy­ pedition led by him into the ut­ with a mighty snort of disdain, he *tntk n*!! n.,ak‘!’K P“ >‘« t newcomers. He stitute truth for fly-by-night it ll ing of humiliation.—Arkunsas De­ termost wilds of Ztilulnnd, where, wrented himself free; und us he public streets, everywhere. They the Governor and the chamber are claims in her name, she ought to hope it will soften the criminal offered the services of the cham­ according to his statement, tie was broke through the circle and stalk­ henrt. mocrat. build a monument to the sensible i * m » z a s i i j s n u ( m i lg|lfI1|ni|I(I(1I||B(| *■*»** --------o-------entertained for many months by a ed out he called back over his ber to newspaper.' who wished to business men who head her Cham­ It may work. Everyone knows check This is one year when winter chief from whom the Major pro- shoulder to the plotters: statements ,,f fact in news ber of Commerce. what music did to the walls of will be less dreaded. It will at j fesacd to have acquired a fluent "Never ullow that person to come Jericho. A certain amount of leant bring chutigca,—Talladega I knowledge of the native tongues near me again. Why, the vulgarian carol singing, with Chicago fervor, BUYING FLORIDA LANDS Daily Home. and dialects. doesnt speak anything but I xjw might persuade criminals to se­ The ncjxt day a newspaper ar- Zuluese!" BOSTON POST lect a less musical residence. On Thu Orlando Reporter-Star tells the other hand, it might cause a good one about some cowboys All signs point to an era of tre full into tho grave error of ucstrange, new sorts of crime. No WHAT’S THE CAUSE who didn't like Broadway. If we Dicndous speculation in land, par­ cepting vivid promises ami rosy harm in trying, since nothing else M didn't know the Reporter-Star so TAMl’A TIMKS ticularly in Florida and, during the prophecies in return for their -------_________________________ _____ l succeeds. well, we’d think it was telling money instead of making sure that l V THIS COUNTRY it is said, will months. Kurtunea huve the land is what it is represented stories. A great deal is being written in our country seem to bear on not lend Europe money to be spent coming been made in judicious investments to be. Six rooma, KarflKc, la fro lot. and said on the subject of pro­ the closing of the saloon. Even in land and there are greater ones Til-City News of Bradenton: hibition. The matter, in one way if they do not hear on the closing for military purposes. .0 There are million of acres of kind old lady, hands a penny still to he made. But no person is Huilt with great care for resident owiic^ "Gloria Swunson has discovered of course, is n closed incident. of the suluon, they aro nt least to The land in Florida that are not worth a tramp, says, "Now don’t likely to blunder into riches thut her husband is not u marquis The constitution of the United very timely mid interesting. spend it for drink." How can she through land purchases and thous­ $25 an acre today. On the other ra High grade, built-in features nnd and does not belong to thu ignobil­ Stales now declares that intoxi­ Five years ago at about tho be­ know? our money gets to ands are almost certain to lose hand, there are millions of acres ity of France. Glad the uld boy cating liquor shall not bo manu­ ginning of national prohibition Europe, When do as they please through neglucting ordinary com­ out of which shrewd investors will lected fur comfort nnd convenience! was able to vindicate himself."— factured or mid us a beverage freight car loading totalled H8,- with it. they -------reap great profits. No person, dlmon-sense precautions. Tri-City Morning News. Spoken in this country. Few believe 181,100 yearly. Today they total Jnoq however, can go blindly into Innd Dl HER NATIONS undoubtedly You can’t buy real estute by Essentially a worth-while property. like a real man. that this part of the constitution more than (11,260,000. till' would use chemicals ut the be­ mail. A man who invests in land investment and expect to get a \ ■ ■■ -■ O - • ■- ■ fair deal. is likely to be altered. .i bath An analysis says this meant' ginning of nny war, no mutUii* should be wise enough to inform An automobile has succeeded in But the question of prohibition the public is using up vast quan­ Anyone who has money enough agreements they might have himself thoroughly as to just what knocking part of a train off thu Is still n live one because so many tities of the products of agricul­ what to invest in land in Florida has entered into, or they would In-gin his money i* buying. >j(, Hensible track at u grade crossing, but two persuns are interested in it und ture, mining and manufacturing idl them thu moment war investor would think of putting cash enough to pay. his expenses 15 persons are dead and others seri­ because so many do not choose to and paying for these products usinf in going down to look ut it. Peo- N O B .‘^a JW turned against them. money into land or buildings with­ ously hurt as the result of thu feat. be bound by fie constitution of out of money that tho saloons fl -m n—u " 9 7 A r ’ 1 f l This country should not tie its out reeing the property. No re­ pie of small means who have vis* S —Tampa Times. If tho automo­ the United States. ions Of investing *1.000 or less dn used to get. hands or agree to limit its powers. putable leul estate firm wishes to bile had just been going a little It is hardly denied hut there Honda lands hud heat forget about ■ , / This cannot be accurately meas­ The fact is, and the author of sell land on nny other basis. bit faster, it might havj succeed­ ha 1 been loose talk on both sides ured. tun it. The $25,000 to $50,000 invesJ £ H in part, ut leuii% the "Gallirilcus” proves It, that chem­ There are plenty of land shark* ed in knocking the.train clear off of, the question. A great many •Utement must lie taken as true. al l ical warfare is lest< barbarous com­ in Floridu and elsewhere who ex­ tots have same chance that may « tha tracks. That < would have evil things have been set down HART NASON, Local ‘.'lU turn out a big thing. But the “ lit-' H What is perhaps more signifi­ pared with old-fashioned war, just pect to reap u harvest from credbeen something to really brug as due to the effort ut prohibi­ cant is that in the same five lie fellow" had better keep out. ■ ( • ns surgery under anaeathetia is ulous people who think that any about. 507-8 1st National Hank Uldg. tion which tho enforcement of­ years the public has added 20 less barbarous than old-fashioned kind of land must bo good enough It isn’t his game. wjp oPhOtH’ ficials of our country urv making. j»or cent to its savings bank dopos-1 surgery when thu patient w h s to icturn big profits when a land Tiie Florida lund boom is pro -1£ otq ant Hanford is rapidly approaching A great many apparently un­ it*. the most spectacular thing N m i i u i U M i i i i a i u H l R U i i s m a . m H a r i K strapped duwn, to howl, as hia boom is on. Thesy “investors’’ hably that stage in its progress when substantiated eluims for the suc­ finally, in 1910, there were || leg in the real estate line that th is — ---------' ■ —■ V, was cut off. will loso their money. The state of country traffic policemen will be an abso­ cess of prohibition seems to have ninety-one persons out of every has ever seen. It has a Above nil, chemiiyil warfare In Floridu has sent most urgent np lute necessity. Even at the pres­ been set down by its warmest 10(1,11110 of ouc population in poor] CHEAP. A few flying machines, foundation. The bulk of tho ,uviM peals throughout the country ask- solid ent time it would not be unwise un friends. MONEY AVAILABLE ul-id .* values arc real. Florida has a won­ Loan3 ing jiersons interested in Florida 'la*' i 1 1 B l1^ presuma reasonable supply of gas, *ome Saturday nights to elation police­ future; no state offers more dlyO 'I bore is but one /th in g worth today, there were seventy- explosives, for “moral effect," and land to make adequate investiga- derful For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Vale-itT* at men on several of the more im­ tucking and finding in any con­ ably promising opportunities. But those oii« inmates for each 1(8),000. any city is at the mercy of fliers, tiona both of the property and tha who win in Florida Iamb will lie Consult us first when in portant intcreseptions where traf­ troversy That thing is the truth. . ... .r,l 1° believe that pro Every inhabitant could be taken j persona offering it for sule before the shrewd Investors who know fic congestion a t times is dange­ Some figures setting forth hlhltion haj not some bearing on prisoner without permanently in- purchasing. rous. • just what they ure getting for their Uacouii* & Kncond A. I*. C O N N E L L Y & E O N S n '^ '’ r growth, and a purchasing power Hwwj significant figure*. juring anybody. Despite this warning people will | money. The latest of the Cassandra-like propheta is Dr. Miichel Rostovitzeff newly appointed professor of an­ cient history and classical archeo­ logy at Yale University, who fore­ sees that Eiropeun-Antericnii civi­ lization will peter out in n century or a centuiv and n half. Thi learn­ ed professor does not read it in the stars but in the age-old stories of Greece i.nd Rome and Egypt. No douht his atrabiliar outlook is S e m i n o l e (J p u n fy T g ' SaJiford.Fla. m A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ROSE COURT ! JC U ll D l fj l I l l i V �nrapiTjt^Tr * .S' i / i.li" • -*gg«*Brrt. ', & t- •\ •' 4* ft*’ r 1 * ^ B E SANFORD^ HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925. of Sanford HARLAN W. KELLEY, SOCIETY EDITOR Parent-Teachers’Body Holds First Meeting Of Season Thursday cial P e r s o n a ls Residence Telephone 313-J r Keystone Heights Keystone Inn has enjoyed a fine patronage during the past week and every week end sees more and more persons from the surround­ ing towns spending Sunday a t the Height*. Mr. and Mis. I. D. Martin of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sherman of hnnford spent the day Sunday aa Meadville, arrived at Keystone guest at the Ellsworth home on Heights last Sunday. Mr. SerBeardnll Avenue. man has accepted a position with Lawrence Development Com­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Cruse and fam- the ns civil engineer and has as­ M m Canada, who aro now pany sumed his duties in that capacity. living in Orlando were Sunday calh’rs a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Harper Smith who Tyner. I have been spending the summer In i L0rt>1 “rrived at Keystone Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Lundquist and it Heights last Sunday having motor­ children have moved into their new ed from Meadville, Penn. MV. bungalow on the hard road. It Smith has opened his hardware is said to have six rooms and two store and which he purchased last porches. year this month, the camp will be en­ tirely finished. It is located north of the rallroad’and will have both water and light as well as a rest room and building which may be tiaed during Inclement weather. Several small houses are also be­ ing erected that will be rented to those who wish to remain for some time, at a nominal fee. A small ■ nightly fee will be charged with rates for the week or longer and : a competent person in charge to look after the camp. MONEY We have two plans of financing Your Home 1st—We will lend you representing the IIOf unuaual Interest was the first ,1 E ; F-^Walker During tho past week ground .Central Railroad was In the meeting of the South Side Parent- linola has been broken for several new city today calling on the various Teachers* Association for the year snipping concerns. buildings and the contracts let for necessary to build a complete liotne 1925-1920, which was held Thurs­ several more to be started at ' " S i be held at day afternoon with a very satis­ once. Mr. John Hauser is build 2nd—If your home is already built we will make C. Sanderson, freight traffic factory attendance. The meeting l o’clock, i Ing a new business block on Law­ agent, of the N. C. & St. L. rail­ , will meet at the was called to order by the past you a very substantial loan °n it. rence Boulevard. Mr. F. M. Wnlchairman, Mrs. Henry Nickle. hol­ road camo over from Orlando to­ rath has begun construction on a lowing the roll call and the read­ day en route to Jacksonville. NO DELAY----------- NO WAITING new home and Mr. Elmer Smith’s '7 , -m conduct a ing of the minuter* of the last meet­ new home also has begun. The H.1L The Sem- ing, the election pf secretary took Mr and Mrs. W. M. Scott re­ Prompt Service Guaranteed contract for the new 115,000 tour­ will furnish the place, and Mrs. Frank Talbot was t t e d last night from New York Mrs. W. R. Prevatt has return­ The City Council held their reg­ ist school has also been awarded Call and let us explain our plan. elected to act in that capacity. and Washington where they have ed from the Fernaid-Laughton ular monthly meeting Tuesday and will be complete in time to Mrs. Nickle having resigned as been attending the world series. Hospital, recovering from an oper­ night when routing business was take care of the children that will chairman, Mrs. Edward Higgins ation. Her mother, Mrs. I* B. handled. The members were all be enrolled. The compnny have „ r ciob of the wan asked to act as temporary Mrs. J* J . Derby is visiting her Curry of New Smyrna is caring for present with exception of MV. begun most extensive progrnm of nurch will meet chairman until the next meeting son, C. L. Derby, who has just re­ her. walk work nnd severnl miles \ 107-109 S. Park Avc. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 Janies McBride whd is still in the aide i, Bole on Magnol- when the chairman for the ensu­ covered from an illness. will be completed In the course of north. The question of disposing •*9lil the fnll nnd winter Many new ing year will be appointed. Lmil Mngnuson, who has charge of refuse was tnken up and it was Guild will meet Mrs. Selina Barber, principal of of nn orange packing crow for decided to make arrangements for streets will also be opened and the B. A. Howard will return today i*. Ma«hews at her the South Side Primary, gave a Chase & Co., left for Ocoee on semi-weekly collection of such work of grading of these is rapid Avenue at J-JU most interesting and charming from Palm Beach, where he has the Gth, after spending Sunday debts. ly getting under way. talk, welcoming the new members been for the past few days. with his sister, Mrs. Illlmn Lundof the Presbyterian and thanking the old members for quist. Senator Frank P. Miller presi­ I serve luncheon a| their splendid work la ii year, and G. C. Dudley of Orlando was in dent of the I-awrence Developing t 12 o’docka nd will speaking of the daily school work the city last night. FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Kelly will Company arrived at Keystone U e Mission Study nnd activities. The pennant fo r the AT A BARGAIN move to the Johnson house a t Heights a few days ago and is Franklin O. King of Orlando Moore’s Station. Several relatives best attendance of mothers was laying plans for an extensive pro­ The only lnkc front corner f JUsslonattr Meet- won by the fourth grade, taught by was In Sanford last night, coming of their will arrive soon from Ala­ Piiatka District will Miss Zillah Welsh. over to attend the Lions Club ban­ bama to remain with them during gram to iiiiludo n new golf lot on Crystal Lake Shore, course. A new Subdivision e Sinford Methodist The next meeting will be held quet, at which time ho presented the wintei. has been opened and the work of Lake Mary. 66x240. Will the nationul charter. o’clock. the second Thursday in November, getting this ready is now well un­ be sold Monday the 19th at and it is earnestly desired th a t ev­ Mru. Fred Wnlsma of Haines der way. Senutor Miller expects Sanford i’uint nnd Wall Friends of Dr. C. L. Purk will „„„ Tuetdsy City was here last week to wel­ to spend much of the coming win­ .Mtlse o( the Wo- ery mother and patron of the South regret to learn that he is ill at his come friendls from Grand Haven, ter ut the Heights, and is very op­ Paper Co. Store, FIrHt St. |J « tT »t the Methodist Side School will be present. home on Magnolia Avenue. Michigan who will reside in the timistic in his view for this section. To Meet Thursday Walsmn home on Cameron Avenue j. n«mitment of the The first meeting of the Eant N at Berman of Orlando was in L n f f i b will render Side Parent-Teachers’ Association the city last night, being one of for ft time. Fire Prevention Week A new tourist camp is ut the present time under construction at Complete stock fire extinkn yf^csl Recital at for the coming year will be held the out-of-town guests ut the Lions Mrs. Williams who was in Or­ Keystone Heights. The City Coun­ Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Club banquet. lando Thur:*iny nnd was a guest cil authorized the local contrac­ Kiiiahers carried by A S ptcui rcpartJ Collection of It is very important that all mem the next day of Mrs. Walfred tors to go nheud and complete the bers be present as many m atters Fred Walsh of Daytona Beach is Pierson. She expects to leave F ri­ Bali Hardware camp as soon ns possible nnd it V dlSriK Circle will of importance will be discussed. in the city today. day to visit Mrs. Arthur Campbell is expected that by the middle of Phone 8 orfssiiition meeting The election of chairman and treas­ in St. Augustine. sn’s Club House at 3 urer will take place at this meet J . E. Phipps, commercial agent G racious in L in e —P rofoundly S m a r t / ing. N of the M Si 0 railroad is in the Volio Williams and little sons, city a few days on business. Volio ,Jr., and Charles left Wed­ n c I N g. nesday of last week for New York ThBfidiJj Garden Circle to Hold J . Davis of Orlando was in the City. They will come hack in an OUR SHOWING m 0f the East Side o' Association at O rganization M eeting city yesterday on business. auto through Virginia, stopi/.ng a it 3 o’clock. with relatives for a few weeks. R. W. Otter of New York is ex­ W ednesday A fternoon pected in the city today to be here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and Matrons’ Club for some time on business. children of Arcadia arrived here I. 4 T h iii.c i/ln ir Tho Sanford Garden Circle will Friday nnd snent the week end at [lneti i n u i b l m y r hold a brief organization meeting ( Mrs. O. P. Herndon and Mrs. R. the home of her parent • Mr. and ion Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 3 o'clock E. Herndon are spending today in Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Miss Eunice Orlando’s Exclusive Shop h Loisinz entertained at the Womans Club House, and Orlando. Tyner returned home with them for Sm art Women Matron*-Club with a |U is urgently requested th at nil •MP0HIANT N t« MOW . but left Sunday for Windermere. t* me rftMjir mason. W. II. Righton of Savannah was ay" party it her home who are eligible for membership st Stmt Thursday, be present at that time. Through culling on friends in the city yes­ E ast Sanford pt viereYn.’ John Bol- the courtesy of the Welfare Depart terday. Chapeaux Gowns — Furs d BoHy, Mr*. Henry mnet, which \ is sponsoring this movement, the circle Is open to W. W. Miller is in Pompano as A. E. Gardner and E. II. Royal of C. Strothoff, Mrs. D. Mrs. M. Hill, Mrs. all members of the Woman’s Club Jacksonville are attending to busi­ the guest of his Bister-in-law, Mrs. Jennie Powell Cowan. Flcven North Orange Ave. m ft’. Price, and Mrs. who arc actively interested in g ar­ ness interests here. Phone 1947 ( W. Washington Si dening. Mr. and Mrs. Troy M. Bledson The Circle will hold monthly OPPOSITE SAN JUAN HOTEL J. L. Edwards of Miami came ORLANDO, FLA. ■ meetings of an informal character up on Friday on u business trip. nnd fnmily have moved to Monroe t o l l r o d .. to make their horpe. , • ,, (j in the gardens of different mem­ mi i>*tilil itJtlHt>* i : bers, for the bxchange of timely M. W. Hurtsook of LaFayette, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mitchell advice and suggestions, am) the *r* is engaged In erectnd., spent Friday here on his way of Laky Pickett were called here barn at his home in discussion of local gardening prob­ over the state. to attend the funeral of their bro­ lems. Some of the topics that will prod. he treated during the coming sea+ ■ ,+ » + + ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ■ » ♦♦♦♦♦♦« ♦♦*♦+♦+44+ + 44+4444444+44+4+4++444+ 4444+ 44+ 44444444+ 444+ 444444 t Gidoim Lamb, of Henderson, N. ther’s chib! Tuesday. ^ugUu was called to son aro Fall Planting^Hhrubbery C., while touring Florida, spent Mr:*. James McCulley and sons ntiday because of the in the Garden, Annuals and Perren- •’riday here, looking uver the "City of Jacksonville were here calling fatri of tte brother, lain, Palms, Hoses, Garden Plan­ Substantial." on friends recently. ning, Summer Flowers, and Bulb Growing. D. C. Marshall of Wilmington, Mrs. Susie Squire has gone to her Parker nnd The importance of beautiful N C„ will be here for a few days Cere callin', on Mis:* grounds and gardens in increasing combining business with pleasure. home on Fifth Street. Sanford, to reside. The house is being remod­ cl QrUndol Tuesday tbe attractiveness, not only of homes, but of the city, makes work Wm. A. Dean of Miami is in the eled, severnl rooms added nml +444+444444+44444+4+++4++4+4 j>^4..V»^^«^4-+444444+444444++4 painted at this time. of this kind a most valuable fac­ city on business. Mr*. Orvil ^Vaton are tor in civic improvement. As it is Mr. nnd Mrs. Fite of Celery the birth of»n ei^ht" ■necessary to limit tho membership Phoenix 4|f W, C. Lingenfelter and II. Rig$1.00 Specials Phoenix Ihter, born mornJ for 1925-20, it is extremely impor- don of Jacksonville were in the Ave. announces a son born last week at the Fernaid-Laughton Iboth mother uddaugh- tant that any club woman who ity Friday. hospital. Pure Silk, fulfnshion. 12 new Pure Silk Hoau \(ith little ling nicely. wishes to join be present a t the —---[first meeting, or send her name Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Whalen of shades. All shades—black und white, lor Jack King and fumily have mov­ [udoy Fox of Tinqn has tl> the Garden Circle, at the Club Chicago arrived today and will be ed to the S. O. Chase farm on the erection of \ ,tUc. House, before Wednesday after lere for a short stay. Celery Ave. Mr. King will huvu \ ____ _ , lv on th e five Mtfs noon. warden Lake. recently Edward McNamuru, Walt Wig- charge of the work there. from Corbet Dodd. more, Jr., John Lee und E. Lee, Mrs. Mny Hastey and family Lake Monroe all of Pawtucket, R. !., are spend- have moved to one of the Cameron H. Smith, owner of ng some time here, before going houses. The Flint family have mov­ Cr._r*tate,_ arrived IVed- Mr. and Mrs. Prue, of Memphis, further south. ed into the Hastey place which W u fr0n, CIeve,«»d *>ave located here. « tartan, * it ffa jj I -----+ 44+ + + 4+ 44*4+ + + 44+ + + + + + 44*+ * Fred Moody of Jacksonville came they recently purchanid. *4+ + *4++ +**+ *+**++ ++ *+**4+ *+ h Mr- “ty.Mrs. Chai. Mrs. Pamalee is confined to her down on Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meredith homo by a severe cflld. returned from Miami nnd were M. E. Wyatte, of Tampa was in guests several days at the Bos­ the city Friduy. X “ wting J. W. Bell has returned from Mi­ Van Raalte Hose ton Steele home before leaving for Phoenix Hose, $2.00 Irht »Ch” 7rh here W *‘l ami where he went on business. Dunelion for the winter. C * * V- E. Reid of R. B. Souls of Miami will be in Fulfnshion, pure thread silk and chiffon, 10 new FulfaBhion, extra heavy, pure thread silk with n, un*niniously Jack Sapp, small son of Mrs. the city for a few days looking Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Corley have fall shades. Special. lisle tups. In every new shade. John Sapp continues ill at hia home after business interests. returned to their home on Camer­ $1.65 p a ir . on Avenue after spending the sum­ |Rnd * n d X ;* \^ C*pt*d here. $2.00 pair A. M. Anderson of Jacksonville mer ut their home in Ingleside, Mr. Hawkins und Mr. E. F. loin* is calling on his many friends here Ga. t ress toent the week end at the today. L1! B*pti»t w Pnion hc| l it. “•nan’s 18 Mis- Beach fishing. The funeral of tho two-yeur-old Chiffon Hose Oneyx Pointex Mr. nnd Mrs. I). Frank, accom­ son of Mr. und Mrs. A. K. Mitch­ [«>’ “ r i’. r . T 1 ,*'«■ I n o n t h u « t * rn°on, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson have panied by Samuel Itosenzqwif, Jos­ ell was hold ut the Cemetnry Tues­ Van Unalte, fine sheer ehififon. n. ut the returned from their summer home eph Shenhum ami Emmett Polot- day it. m„ Rev. Nixon presiding. Fulfushon Pointex heel, pure thread silk with j Edridge. There in Tennessee. cheia are in the city for a day ar The babv was drowned after fall­ with fine lisle tops. lisle tops Hi R» l re,ent- a»»ong so before going to Miami. They ing into an irrigation pocket, hav­ Mr. and Mrs. Williams and fam are touring Florida. r p”7 r '!n - »«>' ing been left alone by older chil­ $2.50, all shades $1.95 [iencr.,, ,RfciJ wa!l ily of Savananh, Ga., have mover dren, only a few minutes. Much y “^niber of the to this place. Geo. C. Dodge of Jacksonville sympathy is expressed by friends is in town today. for. the bereaved parents. Many Mr. ami Mrs. J. Tilden Jacob', beautiful flower:* covered the little ar7iv>i [* 1-athrope of ittended the Baptist Centennial Phoenix Sock for Men M. II. Kuhn of Miami is spending grave.______ _________ __ Children’s Socks -—; *Perd <tk'*re Saturday. Oviedo Saturday. the week-end in the city. t t o W , 11" w‘nter here Fancy check, in all shades. Also plain colors ■ <• ailJ hi* famPhoenix silk, */v length. All light nnd dark shades. Mr. E. . Kaiseman has returned S. A. Seaman returned Friday Pure silk. r*“ar c ln their cot- home from the infirmary after an from Miami, where he has been Fresh Oysters Daily frop* j p * . Mr- a“d operation for appendicitis. for the past few days. 75c and $1.00 pair 85c BALTIMORE OYSTERS f year Sta1 !'!Veral weeks Ko ir. Ji4 , m a<le many Bernard Stafford was painfully U psala and Grapeville Klad to have them burned ubout the face by the Ig Royal Fruit Store nition of gas in a u.nall tank re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Mulphus of Geor­ 50c pair Phoenix Ribbed Lisle Sock, length. All sizes............................. 50c ^ James Hunter o gia are staying with Mrs. Jack ht, T s°n of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Marsh Vaughan. I Uoldt*nrod of DeLand were guests of th-i. MONDAY trio a ,te r a 21 Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haw Mr. and M m A. C. Williams were M1LANE Ladies’ Sport Hose kins. Pheonix Lisle Sock Sunday guests at the homo of Mr3. THEATRE Oct. 19. BOfM ^ , * “* COlVolio Willi Hants. Phot nix colored check, tun, green, brown, black Children’s pluin colored short sock, nice quality ?i*mi. V*eir ^our* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver and bf p. m iA,r' H unter was a Mrs. Anna DeForest returned famdy of Little Rock, Ark., have and white. isle. week after spending the sum­ maltB their future last dth surprised and home6” hSre mer in the north. n S S S ^n All The Money Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. LARGE W O M E N ’S FASHION*? L a M o d a Tierrda Slater-Scott SILK HOSIERY IN ALL THE NEW FALL SHADES ’ $ 1.50 $1 Or % fcSttsr130 25c and 10c -ns of ihPB I7 * 3 1 5,;en i pa:aKd,b‘' h t a l '* th »oug tt the 'n !d,an day BaptUt ‘icipuiL^*’ lL °: The llnChulnn» <hi3 Mrv,c« [B'iedo ^ , l i a' Kongwood, V ^°rni»h^an Hohienrod. r, d»y l hours Pr°M K w h * VerV inter- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Flowers Mrs. James Oglesby Is still Conte jA 0 *** suffering from an will move ,to their new home on South Beardall Ave. m S . “l U “ U'n*‘i in >" • “*»- »->- wa, servej minstrel ,1 'l l I T H I ------- - THE U M N FElUL Willing Workers will meet after Mr. and Mra. Draper and fam- school Friday at the home of Lu- O H THE L I N K S h e i j T . . m° r d u° Sanfor‘1 whBr« clie and Ettie Pearl Brown. der thi “ JaU,Khter- Reba is unRev. J. S. Clark will preach next ° the car« of a nerve apecialisl. Sunday in Unsaiu ot 2:30 while W m itr ^ N T y m ; The new ice plant b* beimr ran- Sunday-School will be at 3:30. mSSSSZ t0 lh« S *ket jjnn ‘ ^1 the noon srs a $1.50 pair ■ <> ■ ■ M * ■ A/Mt&U<* I ■ ■» The Y owell C ompany Af**« «• taB. Ruv. Nixon will hold a prewiring Prices Plus Tax 11.50 and 12.00 b*atl* NoW* service Sunday afternoon, Oct. is. Mail Ordera Now. a t 3 o’clock at the Moore's Station eover about two acres Church. >'•+44444+4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 * * * en ar® ompioyod dav anil of land. ■■■ N k t i m u a u v n u i u N M i i u i * �-v* w■^f2.'V^t*'i*1»*y. - yj _ PACE SIX w ise . In t h e l a n d * I n v o l v e d t n th in onet each s e a s o n f o r g a m e b i r d s o r c i t a t i o n be p u b l i s h e d suit a s h e r e i n a f t e r d e sc rib e d . PHAU NER hi* w ife , w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u U v o w e e k ly N EK ami ?,?£l ° „ 7 na n y ■ k in d i r V . T e p t < l o m ~ U 9 D efen d an ts. OKOrtOK A. K R ELIN K - a m i G A R * fo w l, wll.1 d u ck , sn ip e , a n d r o u t , i s s u e s . o f th o H a n f o r d H e r a ld , a Order of PiMtesIhni, iIPp'KPElVl'jJE Ms wire, U. II. nnii nnv n e rs o n w h o a t _ a n y t i m e n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S em in o le T H E S T A T E O P FLORIDA. TO Ill ANCHARD. <’ M O R t- O T , BU■’ C ’ H C U 'T C o u n ty . F lo rid a . . #l„ ,_ | C. H. V a n A l l e n a n d L a u r a V a n s A N A. Cl11;Tl’l l KR. L A U I l A P. W itn ess my b a n d and o fllc nl m V v W N r*'v E lt. ir..UlHilht* liv in g a m ri a eIfa a td e.a. d. . s e a l t h e r e o f a s e l o r k o r t h e F l r - A llen, . b i s w i f e . If l i v i n g , a n d If W I & q n Mh S S ____ S , nil nartlVn cUlmliiK In In te rc u t un* r u l l C o u r t In u n d for S em in o le d e a d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r d e r. C. H . V a n o c t . rise STbAS n CARTEIt and EMILY hit Ions of t h e O a m e L a w # of t i n * C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h i s t h e 3 rd d a y e a t by, t h r o u g h o r u n____ A lle n a n d L a t i r a V a n A l l e n . - h i s j . rc a r t e r m . wife W. A> BUAU- " ‘ bcc II oo 3. I t s h a l l b e t b e d u t y Of o f O c to b e r , A. I P 1915. -* ‘f w ife, a* h e i r s ; d e v i a t e s , l e g a t e e s IN THE r i l r NKR sr.d —— - ■m t A r N E I l h i s w i f e . t h e C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f t h e V. E. DOU GLASS. nod CAR- C o u n ty of S em in o le to p o s t a t v a ­ o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e l a n j n I n v o l v e d 'v *' ^i '/J, ' ■■iaf'i ■» ; GKORGB ,A. . 'iEKUNB k his C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t w i f e , E . II. In t h i s s u i t , a s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b ­ III K KRELINK • :ft . h i t - r i o u s p la c e s on t h e L a k e C h a r m ( S E A L ) W E E K S . I>. C. e d : W. M. M ills, If li v in g , a n d If WILLIAM HlMitfejl ill ANCHARD. C- I*'- M O I t L R -,v rA a V. Itlrd R e s e r v a t i o n , p r o v i d e d f o r In S A M U E L A. R. W I L K I N S O N , d e a d a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y In ­ SAV A C R U T C H E R , LAUR Eumpijj' t h i s Act. n o ti c e s to t h e p u b li c s h o w ­ International l*rojn*am Intro* B RA W N ER . d e c e a se d o r o t h e r w i s e . t e r e s t . by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r W . M. in g t h a t no ’H i n t i n g Is p e r m i t t e d In S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . A - •31111s. n s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , l e g a t e e s O- W. M O Y R i e\V< h*lr*. devisees, g r a n t e e s o r o t h O ct. 3-10-17-21. doccd By Boston Woman o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e l a n d s , I n v o l v e d I i rw Ue. In the p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r r u u l r e s e r v a t i o n a n d w a r n i n g t h e 11 . pttiiiZ** In t h i s s u i t , a n h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b ­ described, and n* nil u i " h e i r s . *le- pu b lic a g a i n s t v i o l a t i o n s of t h i s ToBeTakon up ByJapNewv 1 1 \v viKr<», u n r a t r e * o r o t h e r r l a l m a h t s IN T I I K C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E e d ; a n d J . IT. C o a t s . I f l i v i n g , a n d i f NOTICE Tq S E V E N T H J U IH C T A I. C IR C U IT d e a d all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y i n t e r papers, Who Sanction Movr I um ler JO H N tv *I I U F F 1 N d e c e o s - * H ertlon 4. T h is t a w s h a l l b e c o m e . _ t h r------C o jllB t h s O F T H E S T A T E O F F L O R I D A . IN ,1*1 by, , d ami tn all t h e h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , e f f e c t i v e I m m e d i a te l y u p o n Its p a s ­ o u g h^ , o r u n d e r J s a g e by th e L e g i s l a t u r e a n d a p ­ g r a n t . 11 " r e t h e r r l n l m u n t s iittd e r A N IJ F O R S E M I N O L E COUNTY. n s h e ir s , d e v i s e e is, s, le g a te e s o r o th th e BOSTON, Oct. 17.—m - A prou* A MRAtVNr.lt d e c e a s e d . an .L t o p ro v e d by th e G o v e r n o r of FL O R ID A . o r w i s t . In t h e IItn tid s I n v o l v e d In all p a rtie s. each n n d e v e r y , c l a i m ­ S t a t e of F l o r i d a o r I t s b e c o m i n g u IN C H A N C E R Y t h i s s u i t, a * h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d oni for international Rood will ing » n y Ini* r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In th e lu»v w ith o u t hts a p p r o v a l . J O H N C. S M IT H a n d M A R G U R I T l . a* fo llo w s, t o * w l t : KINS and— f ^ ' U viijed by a Boston woman in New O V IE D O C H A M B E R O F COM­ | hind Involved In this suit under any S M I T H , h is w i f e The E ast H alf of th e W est H a lf BERTHAIlTunT^ M E R C E Inf th e ah o v e n am ed d e f e n d a n t * , r-ae C o m p lain an ts i of th o N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r p f t h o York ha:1been so favorably receiv­ a n ,l i.yerv w hose n a m e s n n d r e s l - S e p t: 9-12-19-26. O ct. 3-10-17-21-31. v*. N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r (E »4 o f W * i ARDHDNmat . - ^ ed in Japan that reports indicate I,i,.|ices are unknown, to t h e C q tu - NuV. 7-11. A A R O N J E R N I O A N . e t nl. of N E U o f N B U ) S e c t i o n «. concrete action on her plan is in i d s ln n n t In t h - a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , D efend ants T o w n s h i p 20 S o u t h , R a n g e 31 and & V .3 J S S il nnd to oil unltnov tl p a r t i e s w h o m - M I T I t ' i ; O F IN T E N T IO N TO O i l . O rder of P u b lic a tio n prospect. E ast. C o n t a i n i n g 10 A c r e s m o r e NAT Pt»YNTJI |!?m5?J T ll\ SPECIAL L E G IS L A T IO N ljuuver claiming any. I n t e r e s t «ir In T H E S T A T E O F F L O R I D A . TO: o r less. t o a ll p a r t i e s A little more thnn a year njro, 't.'C'St# lt> the bind involved l3 this v r N EX T S P E C I A L SESSIO N OK* A A R O N J E R N I G A M . R O B E R T I t a p p e a r i n g b y t h e s w o r n h i l l o t d e r o . W. MOYyn*' ^ i I.E fiM L A T L ItE. null, i.i Id la ml b e i n g s i t u a t e I n S e m vhen the Exclusion act was still B A R N H A R T a n il S U S A N B A R N ­ c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u a n d e a c h ER his wife. uf’oKn« m,ile County. Florida, and dexcrlb- N o tice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e H A R T h i s w ife. J O S E P H II. A S K E W o f you, m a y b e I n t e r e s t e d In t h a t and H. C, KAYFnaSt Juhkling in many Japanese, Miss (*<mniy Hoard of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n n n d S A R A H i d a s follows, t o - w i t : h is c e r t a i n d e s c r i b e d l o t o f l a n d In S e m ­ IS ATKINS an. Jessie M. Sherwood, former secreof S e m in o le C o u n ty w ill a t th e n e x t w ife . J A M E S J .W E E KASS. K E W TRACT I. J O S E P H in ole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , n n d d e s c r i b ­ special sessio n o f t b e L e g i s l a tu r e F I N EM A N u n d S o u th w e s t a u a r t e r o f s o u t h k n lf Jtty of the Japan Society of IJosREBECCA F J N E - ed ab ov e. Y o u n n d t e n c h o f y o u a r e of Ho S t a t e or F lo r id a , rents to « b - OAN III* w if e . H E N R Y A. C R A N E of lot :!. of S e c t i o n s. T o t v n a n d e d n n d r e q u i r e d to V n , who for years has held a t a l n t h e e n a c t m e n t by s a i d L e g i s l a ­ a n d S O P H I A C R A N E h i s w if e . E M ­ ha pe rpeebayr ct oo ms m el,it, 21 South. R a n g e 30 e a s t . n l d bill o f c o m p l a i n t n t t u r e of special l e g i s l a t i o n v a l i d a t i n g A N U E L H E I D T a n d ------------- II B I D T Weekly soiree for - Japanese stuT R A C T 2. e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i ­ H A L U E I t T " and h c a d c o n firm in g th e ol cot Itut h e l l in Ills w if e , n n d e a c h a n d e v e r y o f th o tnbole N o rth h a l f of n m i t h h a l f o f 4entp in Boston colleges, was nak­ C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n M o n d a y , h i s w i f e a n d NAT PhtJ S y * a! T a x -ehool D i s t r i c t No. i a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s if liv in g . Lot 3. of .Section », T o w n s h i p 21 t h e Im! d a y o f N o v e m b e r , A. D. e d o r otherwisH , , J™ ed to write an article for the Jun(Mllicrwlsu Known a s S a n f o r d Hpec- n n d If d e a d t o a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g s o u t h , Kamii- 3o e a s t . ial T a x School D D i rlC t) of S e m i ­ I n t e r e s t u n d e r A A R O N J B U N IO A N t 1925. o t h e r w i s e s a i d b i l l w ill b e t a k ­ g r a n t e e s o r.o U irrw iu »ncsc-American, n ncwspa;»er pubTRACT 3 e n a* c o n f e s s e d by y o u n n d e a c h o f d r t y h e r e i n a f t e r V .L J nole C om ity F lo r id a , on tin- Hit d a y R BEGINNING n l t h e s o u t h w e s t ,'lshcd in New York, B E R T B A R N H A R T a n d HL'SAN you, said b ill o f c o m p l a i n t h a v i n g n il p a r t l r * . . f ac!i £ 2 * i f S e p te m b e r, 1925, a u t h u r l l i u g t h e B O c o r n e r of lot < of S e c ti o n 8, A R N H A R T h i s w ife. J O S E P H H. b een filed f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f q u i e t ­ n g a n y I n t S e i t ot J She chose to advance nnd devel­ is s u a n c e a n d s a te tiy s a i d S p e c ia l T o w n s h i p :’l s o u t h . I t u n a * 30 S K E W n n d HA R A H J . A S K E W in g ti tl e t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d l a n d l a n d In vo lv ed | n thls^Lx T a x School D is t ric t , o f b o n d s In t h e A e a s t , ru n 720 fe e t , t h e n c e n o r t h op tho idea of a religious confer­ h t s w ire . J A M E S W E E K S . J O S E P H In th e C o m p l a i n a n t . L. A u d r e y S h a - o f t h e a b o v e su m of } ir.o.Duo.au - In a c c o r d a n c e r. d e a r i e s ea st 5*4 f e e t , w e s t 770 I N E M A N a n d R E B E C C A F IN E O A N ence, based on the common objects e a c h u n d e v e ry w h U ^ w iih re s o lu ti o n of s a id C o u n t y H o a rd F feet. SOUtil 3*12 f e e l t o B E G I N ­ hln w if e . H E N R Y A. C R A N E n n d r *>I Christians, Buddhists nnd Jews of F id d le I n s t r u c t i o n a d o p t e d on th u S O P H I A C R A N E III* *,vlfe, E M A N ­ " n * IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D , T h a t r e s i d e n c e , a r a ; > ! NING. i t h i s o r d e r l»> p u b l i s h e d o n e s a w e e k C o m p l a i n a n t In the nnd It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h r s w o r n t t h , d a y of A u g u s t, 1925 a n d a u t h o r ­ U E L H E I D T a n d ----------H E I D T , hi* to attain u warless world. She V ' f 1,1111 ‘O «il 11All Kill of I’ointdiilnt h e r e i n t h a t you is in g th e Is s u a n c e a n d s a l e o f s a i d w if e , n s h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s In fo u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Is s u e s , dwell on the part which religious mid rn rli of y o u m a y c l a i m s o m e bonds, an d t o n u t h o r U a und d i ­ o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e la n d o f th e H a n fo rd H a r o ld , a n e w s p a p e r whomiiovvcr clulmtn* i nulillnhed In H ernlnole C o u n t y , F l o r ­ or Interests ln!"h!l |JJ difference has played in racial pre­ r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In n n d to tli« rect th e e x p e n d i t u r e o f t h e p r o c c o l s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; a n d t o a ll of th e s ale of sa id b a u d s f o r t h e p e r s o n * a n d p a r t i e s c u l l m l n g I n ­ ida. s a l 4 land 1 p r o p e r t y h e r e l n a b o v u d e s c r ib e d . judice and saw In such n conferDONE A N D O R D E R E D , I b i s 2nd In Seminole .County It I* t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t purp o se s e t f o r t h In th o a f o r e s a i d t e r e s t m ille r J A C O B B R O C K d o c c a s *nce an opportunity to dk'jel mis­ d a y o f O c to b e r , A. D. 1935. vott and • nch o f you h e a n d y o u a r e reso lu tio n o f t h e C o u n t y H oard o f eil de5.c,C«*M l J,, follows; 1 n n d M I C H A E L J . D O Y L E docea* V. R DOUGLASS THE northeast h e re in ' r e u n i t e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e Public I n s t r u c t i o n a d o p t e d A u g u s t information on the religions of oth­ c d a* h e ir * , d ev is ee* , g r a n t e e * o r o th C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u rt* S e v e n t h J p southwest■quarter"1 mart! !. Kill of i ’■ . in til :t I nt h e r e i n file d m L 1925. e r lands and bring a preater public n r c h i l m a n t * o r o t h e r w i s e In a:id d lelal C i r c u i t , S e m i n o le C o u n t y . Township :i south.1 t h i s c a u se mi M o n d ay t h o 2nd d a y Vnla lith. d a y of S e p te m b e r , 1925, lo t h e f o l l o w i n g la n d In t h e C o u n ­ F lo r id a . ^ Support to world peace. e a s t , (les* th e tuirtU of November, A. D. 1925, Hi a Ham* CM 'NT Y HOARD O F P U B L IC I N ­ t y of H enilnolo a n d H tnt# o f F lo r id a , By A A. M. W E E K S , D. C. le-lmr a R ule Day of t h i s C o u r t, at S T R U C TIO N ,lorUiw# The article, or the Idea it em­ tlie C o u rt H o u se In H a n f o r d , Hemo f thw n o rth e a s t qua By: F r e d T. W illia m s , C h a i r m a n . n m t 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 a* (H E A L ) f o l lo w s , t o w i t : JA M Kit O. SH A R O N . bodied, was copied widely nnd liud e C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a n d in d e ­ A te s t : s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r at T. W. L a w t o n .X' L n U 1. 2, 3 a n d 4 o f B lock S o li c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . w e s t h a lf of th* norUd found prominent place in the news- In it very dramatic fashion Miss Minnie Beaty recently exercised a fa u l t t h e r e o f D e c re e F r o C o n f e s s o S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of P i d d l e I n s t r u c t i o n 22 a n d a ll o f B lo c k 28 o f Melw ill lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , s a id und S e c r e t a r y of guld B oard. *Sr .Jpf Uie n o rth e a itl npcrH of Japan. Among the cor­ woman's prerogative of changing Iter ntintl. She left her Nevada c a u s e b e in g a s u i t to q u i e t t i t l e III (HEAL) l o n v l tl e , a c c o r d i n g to I ’ln t t h e r e ­ o f the so u th w es t IN T H E C IR C U I T C O U R T O F S E M ­ of, r e c o r d e d In F l a t Itnok I. p a g e respondents that Miss Sherwood home for I.o» Angeles where she was to meet and marry her sweet­ t h e i'o m ii la l n a iit n n d t o t h e la n d S<*pt. *,-12-19-26 Oct. 3,-10-17-21-31. file went quarter' IN O L E C OU NTY , F L O R I D A , IN 120. of t h e D u ld lc R e c o r d * of no rth east q u a r t e r of th rib e d . Nov. 7. CHANCERY. acquired was Gendo Nnkai of Os­ heart. The young man happened to bo out of town, so his chum met a b oItv eis d esc H m n ln n le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , therefore ORDCUED th at w est q u a r t e r of Ser-1 aka, a Buddhist priest. iln wrote; the young iudy They were married the m xt day. l a n d t o u n y a n d a ll o t h e r p e rs o n * H E N R Y SIM MONS, tills notice lie p u b l i s h e d In th e HallTownship 21 auulh, RJ C o n i^ Ialn ah t w h o s o n a m e s a r c u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g NOTH I'. O F SPEC IA L L E G IS L A ­ east). her first that the Buddhists nt th e : fo rd H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h u n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n d V I R G I L E. L u c a s ! e t al. TION , i | in H rm ln o lc C o u n t y , F lo rid a, o m U. <?PI'l‘a r lr>k* from t2 Tokio Peace Exposition had already de­ N otice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t - a p ­ to t h e p r o p e r t y h e fc I n u h o V e o n c e a w eek In f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e RIB o( Complaint herein D e f e n d a n t* . p lic a tio n w ill bo m a d e to th e scrib ed o r any p n rt o r p a rc e l th e r e ­ Wee k 1V Issues. “ •Rl each uf yoU jt ta y clj O rder »r I'u b llrn lln n W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d ti ls o f ­ S ta le L e g i s l a t u r e n t a Hptiohd s e s ­ of. r i g h t , title o r m iM eat In a group of priests had visited AmorN O T IC E T O KNGWiN A N D U N ­ I t 1* h e r e b y O R D E R E D t h a t y o u sion ( h e r e o f ti) be held. In T a l l a h a s ­ ficial s e a l of th e C i r c u i t C o u rt of p r o p e r t y IwrelnahoVsL de«<j » . v . T a . *v T | mi N DEFENDANTS tea to call to tho attention of Prestill- S e v e n th .hid IH a l C i r c u i t of th e see, F lo r id a , on u d a t a t o he « a t n n d e a c h o f you, be u n d a p p e a r b e ­ T H E SKTNAOTW I t is th erefo re O ltBQL E O F F L O R ID A , t o : Jdent Cooiidge the community of S t a t e of F lo r id a , III a n d f o r S e m i n ­ by t h e G o v e r n o r o f t h e s n h l S l a t o f o r e tin- mild C i r c u i t C o u r t a t th o roll u n d each uf you 1>« oul .V IRGIL E. LUCAS. H A R R Y H E R ­ C o u r t H o u s e n l H a n fo rd , Ffbrlilu. ole C o u n ty , on t h i s t h o 3rd d a y of of F l o r i d a f o r th o p a n n a g e of t h e H ereby required tn apwc Ideals but that he feared that un­ p ro p o s ed law , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , <in th o MAN W E STL SC U IO U SB . G E O R G E H ill of Complaint liefem O ctober, A. P. 1925. R O S T . D. II. N E E D H A M n n d ---------less the United States took tho An act e n title d nn act e s t a b ­ 2nd d a y o t N o v e m b e r. A. D 1929. F V. E. p u t i n LAWS, C le r k . t E E D H A M , hi* w ife. D E W E Y II. h i s c a u s e on Monday u»j DELAND, Fin. Oct. 17.—UV)- tho far goal of an abundant life lead as with the disarmament cooli s h i n g n b ir d r e s e r v a t i o n to b e n n d t h e n n n d t h e r e m a l ic a n s w e r N Ity A. M. W eeks. D e p u t y C lerk , N EEDHAM, A N D R E W S U L L IV A N o f N o v e m b e r , a . V. liti. 1 to th o B ill o f C o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d k n o w n a s t h e S e m i n o le B ird H o s( c i r c u i t C o u rt Seal. The State Department ot Game out-of-doors." f e r e nee, nothing would lie done. a n d MARY S U L L IV A N hi* w i f e If b e i n g a R u le Day of this f a g n l n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e . Halil null e r v a t l o n In t b e C o u n t y o f S e m in o le . WILSON ti III d ' S I I O L D E R A t h e C o u r t H o use In.Sanh Recently, however, he wrote und Fresh Water Fish “would tra­ “Game protection is not n local Bo It e n a c t e d by t h e L e g i s l a t u r e Doing a n u ll to q u i e t t h e t i t l e in li v i n g u n d If d ead , t o a ll p a r t i e s n o lo C o u n ty . Klnrida. u : l HOYLE. S o lic ito rs f o r t h e C o m ­ c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r V I R G I L E. tlui r n m p l n l m i n i s . of th e s ta te of F lo rid a: again, snyfnjf that the first steps vel faster and the goal be reached matter," tiu commi doner continplainant. f a u l t t h e r e o f Decree Prs ( S e c ti o n 1. A B ird R eserv atio n I t I* f u r t h e r O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s LUCAS. H A R R Y HEILMAN W E S T - w i l l b e e n te r e d axalnut 1 F iibllsh Oct. 3. i r *7 nttd 31. toward such n conference had been nt no curlier date," if a majority ued. “ Under the law, game is held to bo k n o w n n s t h e S e m i n o le B ird O r d e r o f D u b lle a t lo n b o p u tills b e d IN C HOUSE, G E O R G E F R O S T . D. c a u n e b e i n g j su it to p It. N E E D H A M u nd------------- N E E D ­ token in Tokio by two qunsi-relig- or the local game and fish laws t<> ho the propeity of the state. E N T IIP T i l l : O U N I'.II- R e s e r v a t i o n Is h e r e b y c r e a t e d In In th e H a n fo rd H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p ­ HAM hi* w ife, D E W E Y B. N E E D ­ In t h o C n m p le ln n n t la i d C o u n t y of Humlnolo w i t h i n th o e r p u b li s h e d In H a n fo rd , Hemlnulii Jous organisations. An extract were repealed, and a general ln'.v This being t r u e , should not a state S TSAHTIPE ,M M A NA G E M E N T, C t l l l ' t L A - ll ilie S U L L IV A N a n d l a n d a b o v e described. i t s n n d b o u n d a r i e s a n d h e r e i n ­ C o u n t y , F l o r i d a o n r o e a c h w e e k In HAM. A N D R E W written that would apply through­ Like care of its own? I t Is t h e r e f o r e OllDE._ TIMN, ETC.. I I E I l l l,i e .:» l i t -.'H E a fm from hi;' letter follows: MARY S U L L IV A N hi* w ife , d e c e a s ­ t e r d e s c r i b e d , l o w l t : f o u r coriH ccutlve w e e k l y l*3ibifi. t h i s n o ti c e lie ptihllshtd h i ACT O F CONGRESS U P A t G I S T “Concerning the Religious Con­ out the state. l l e g l u a t t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of R a n g e W I T N E S S MY H a n d a n d t h e seal ed o r o t h e r w i s e an h e lr a , d evin ee c, f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w m i* r i “The protection of wild life Is a 21, I UP.*, ll e tu een R a n g e * 29 u n d 3d u n d o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th g r a n t e e * o r o t l u r w l s e . In t h e p r o p - In S a n f o r d , SotulnuL (Xu, Thin was the nssortion of J. B. matter of concern to all. To tho ference you so ardently propose, I o ( T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , p u b li s h e d Llllt) he S1111G1 s h o r e lino Ilf tile HI. J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of th e S t a t u of •T ty l i c r i l n i f t e r d e a c r l c e d , a n d tn Ida. o n c e a w e e k In fowl am glad to let you know that re­ Royal!, state fish and game com­ farmer it nunna tlie protection of d a ll y a t S a n l o i d , F l o r i d a fo r in to- •JohiiH r i v e r , a n d r u n n i n g s o u t h *lx F l o r i d a In a n d f o r H u ininolc C o u n ­ nil th e heir*, d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e * o r l i v e w e e k l y Issues, under W ILLIA M m ile * m o r e o r less to H\V. Cor, of ty. on t h i s th o 3 r d d u y o f O c to b e r, o t h e r c la i m a n t * cently two resolutions for holding missioner, in an address before tho hi.s bust ally nguinst lii.-i shrewdeat i s ta te 'of V'iorlda, XVITNEKS m y hand agl G OU LD d e c e a s e d , anil t o a ll p a r t i e s , Hoc. 31 'I’ii. 19 a. It no R , G uinea A. D. 1925. n World Religious Conference pass­ Florida Game and Fish Protective enemy. Ar, bird life is destroyed, Uoitnly o f K eintnnk' **. -al o f t h e t'lrrsh ( e a c h a n d e v e ry c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r ­ f l c ln l soil e a s t to N E . C or. of Bee. 1 T p. 20H, V. E . DOU GLASS. B<'(ore in«. a N o ta r y I'nlilii* in a n d It, 30 E ■ t h e n c e s o u t h to NE. Cor. ed in two meeting in Tokyo, almost Association, which has just ended agriculture must isuffcr. With its e s t o r i n t e r e s t * in t h e la n d In v o l v - the seventh Judicial Cl C le r k . S t a t e o f »lAi o r l' d a . In 1 f,ir lint S t a t e anil e o n tity uforexttlil. o f Sec. 21. T|>. 20 H . R, 30 L\; t h e n c e (C I R C U I T C O U R T H E A L ) oil In th i s s u i t u n d e r a n y o f t h e independent of each other. The'one its semi-annual convention tier.’. decrease, insert pouts hove increiis- j..m n iiiilly appeiireil it, 11. Itc rg , w h o c a s t t o HE. C or. of Sec. 17 Tp. 20 H. a b o v e muni'd d e f e n d a n t * , e a c h a n d n o te C o u n t y , Florida, oa Uy A M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C le rk . in tho mass meeting of Religious The newly-crciUetl department, ed, piling up th; cost of production lia v in g I n e n ilnly h w u ii i a c c u r i l i n g It. 31 E . ; t h e n c o n n r t h l y a l o n g t h e XVII,! e v e r y w h o se n a m e s a n d r e s i d e n c e s 3 r d d a y o f O cto b er. A 9. X*. E . IXiFCUSH In law, d e p o s e * anil s a y * t h a t b e Is m e a n d e r i n g s h o r e linn o f Igtkc J c * - S o l i c i t o r s a n •**)USHOL....... a r e u n k n o w n to th u C o m p l a i n a n t 1*1 Talking Society, composed of well Mr. Royal I said, finds itself with and diminishing profit. Florida’s til*d C o u n s e l f o r C o m Clerk. M a n a g i T nf T lie S a n - s up to th u s o u t h slo.ru line of t h e tlie above e n t i t l e d c a u s e , a n d In plul lim its. known professors, missionaries and not only a general law "that is far protective law should lie amended fi.i-tl Ihislinnif ( C I R C U I T C O U R T SFAU K v ra b l, a n d ll ia t th,- t o l i . n v i n g St. all unknow n parties, w h o m so e v e r J o h r a r i v e r ; th e n c e n o r t h w e s t ­ O c t. 3-10-17-2 By A. sr. W E E K S . IWf«l priests. Th" nlher Is in the meet­ from perfect to enforce, but as a so that it will provide protection l*. to til)' host •>( Id* k n o w l e d g e a n d e r l y a l o n g t h e m e a n d e r i n g s h o r e claim ing a n y Interest or In te r­ belief, a t r u e s t u l i - m e n t of Hie tiw u lin e of t h e s a i d r i v e r to tho p o in t e s t s in t h e l a n d In v o l v e d In t h i s W IL S O N , I10U8HMLUF.E t j ing of professor# ami students of heritage from this policy of pro­ for Iruteet-ilm troylng birds. S o l i c i t o r s f o r Com;!) c m lilp, inanag e tiK 'iit. c l m i l a t l i o i . of Byg. 1N C I R C U I T C O U H T , S E V E N T H J U ­ s u i t , snld la n d b e i n g s i t u a t e lit S e m ­ ReUgious Course of Nippon Uni­ tection at the hands of tho coun­ . of tlie a ( el I 's a Id im lillr.il Inn D IC IA L C I R C U I T O F F L O R I D A . in o le . C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r l b O ct. 3 -lU - i7 -r 4 . "To the householder, the home ,-tiS e c t i o n 2. T h a t It s h a l l bo u n ­ show'll III tin- tthoV versity (a private institution). IN A N D FO R MEMINOUK C O l’N - ed ns follow s, t o - w i t : ties, with not less than 1117 local lover, the protection of the song­ fu r tile 1-Ur nto o kill, h u n t, tr a p , d e s t r o y q n i r n l by t h e A r t of A u g - l a w af un ly tm T V . IN C IIA N C E U V . IN THE (IIIUllT. COtBTf 11KOIN a t t h e n o r t n e a s : e b r n e r e a n * w h a te v e r , w i t h i n t h e “ It is reported that both partle:' laws, many of which annual the sters anil of ail bird lifts should he Catitleii. li Ht 21, 1912, einlnidl.'il In Heetlotl by o f - th e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of t h e . IN D U E COUNTY. I'L it* o f t h e Seminole Bird R e s e r ­ J . N. RUADSHAXV. concerned will confer with each general law, with which it must a matter of concern. 1 favor am­ 111, I'n stu l L a w s n n d R e g u l a t i o n * , lim C o m p l a i n a n t , 'C H A N C E R Y , s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 15, o n p r o v i d e d for In S e c ti o n I p il n te i l o n tlie r e v e r s e o f t i n s f o r m , ov fa t ith T o w n s h i p s o u t h . R a n g e 29 bthef to promote their plan, in work in conformity." e dnor curlett. i n a r t . a n y bird, w ild t u r k e y , ide proL 'lion for our insect des­ l o - w l t : ea*t. ru n t h e n c e w e s t 936 feet, C o m p lain en t Wild gonna. or an y w ild b ir d J D l I N J . D E A N a n d th o h e i r s , d e ­ cooperation. L hope your proposal 1, T h a t III*n a m e * a n d a ib lre s H rs v is e e s . g r a n t e e * o r o t h e r c l a i m ­ The commissioner reviewed in troying birds and songbirds. To th e n c e s o u t h HI7 n n d S/10 fe e t, v». ild fo w l o f an y kin d, o r Milulrrcl will be realised in the not far fu­ brief tlie wild life of Florida, as the sportsman the conservation of of tlie p u b l i s h e r , e d i t o r , tlium ipItiK oa rt wliny a n t s u n d e r J o h n J . D e a n ; J o h n t h e n c e e a s t 934 a n d 7/10 feet, J E A N B A P T I S T B0R(fJ ti m e a m t t h a t t h e r e shall i d i t o r . a n d InislneMH m a i i a g i 'r * a i r ; D u rd o ti a n d tin* h e ir s , d e v is e e s, th e n c e n o r t h to p o in t o f IIKture." id lim it* he _ * >it once was, nnd an it now in, and wild life in Florida means the con­ I'ldillslier T h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , an no yt ho ep reena fsteear s own ithf „i nr gsaam g ra n te e * or oilier claim an ts uaGINNING. O rder id l*nbl e b ir d s n r iler J o h n D u r d e n ; H u b e r t A. H a r ­ A N D It a p p e a r i n g f r o m th o K wnrn N O T I C E TO K N o V n as it might he under tins protee- tinuation of thiwp Iioiiih about Ihe Hanford. F lo r id a . f o w l of a n y k in d , e x c e p t d o m e s ti c it o r, H o lla n d L. D e a n . Halifnril, fo w l, w ild d u c k . , snipe, und coot, dee, s o n n d i m e s k n o w n a* R o b ert bill o f c o m p l a i n t , h e r e i n t h a t y o u KNOW N b m - 'E t campfire that lie loves, of those F loErdbln. on it. A. H a r d e n , a n d t h e h e ir s , devisee*, u n d each o f y o u m a y claim s o m e T H E S T A T E O F FL<’R ami tiny person who at uny hours spent along tho streams, or M a m in in g F.dltnr, E a r l e g r a n t e e * o r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r it. lone*. t i m e v i o l a t e s t h e p ro v isio n * of t h i s thut is dlstribatcd to­ J E A N B A P T I S T ItUhl r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t in a n d t o th e fo rd . F lo r id a . R obert A. Ilurdee, s o m e ti m e s p r o p e r t y lu - reln u b o v e d e sc r ib e d . B O U T IIR 1 E U L . MARUl s h a l l u p o n c o n v ic t io n be p tin ils',, throughout the utate, but by the lake sides through the state. S anItiiHlnisi .M anager, It. H o w a r d lIamw k n o w n a* H u b e r t A. H a n l o n ; und It Is t h e r e f o r * O R D E R E D t h a t M A R I E U O R A T VOGALI Iii il a s Is n o w p ro v id e d by la w abundant only in certain localities, To tho commercial fisherman o; lb>rg, S an fo rd . F l o r i d a . a l l u n k n o w n p e r s o n * c l a i m i n g uii >011 a n d e a c h o f y o u he an d y o u T U C K E R . MRS. AUNESSI f o r vlnlnllniiH of th o Ganio Law* 2. T h a t tlie o w n e r * a r e : In t d r e s t In t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e ­ a r e h e re b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e A L I C E T. l 'A R R I S H , Wlli. was oner trapper, the matter of protection of o f I til* s to le . I t 'I l i i - v i i x / i f V m i i Y '!i «» ' minder of wlltfl whh I: I.. Dean. H a n fo rd . F l a . i n a fte r d e s c r i b e d ; 8. K e n d r ic k Bill of C o m p l a i n t . f i b h e r e i n in L ADAMS. CHAIILK9 f | S e c ti o n :l, It s h a l l h e t h e d u t y of C e ll l l i p i l l l v f l l l l i p here, of whnt tnttlcr iirotucliun wo the game and fresh water fish is tv, G. I lean. .Miami, F lu . G uernsey and L eU m l Chubb, lid* cause mi Moitduy the 2nd. day an d ------------ADAMS, hla ! tb e C o u n ty C o m m lss lo n u r* of th e . ( niny lutvc again.” Mr. Buynll no- of gieat concern. I. menus the It. II lle rg . S a n f o r d . F la . . D e f e n d a n t* . of November. A. D. 1925, the same ID W . A D A M S a n d ----- . C o u n t y o f S e m in o le t o p o st a t v a ­ coutinuiug of his business," T h a i tin k n o w n b o n d h o ld e r * , r i o u s p l a n s o n t h e S e m in o le B ird O rd e r O f fu lillc iiH o n being a Rule Day. of tldi Court hi* w if e , A. L. CMUNCtll TOKYO Oft. 17._— Tim! clnrril. “ Floridn’H gooil climate n in r tg iiiie rj. an d o i l i e r s e n i l ity h o ld - R e s e r v a t i o n , p ro v id ed f o r in T H E H T A T E O F F L O R I D A . T O A LL a t th e C o u rt H o u s e in S a n fo r d , S e m ­ C O U N C IL , a n d J . W. Wll in ntWHuaiH-r’.i report that u grniip o^'timl hrec ling RWitmil* remain un* e . s o w n i n g o r b o ld i n g I p e r r e n t n r Ael, notice:) to th e p u b lic s h o wth T H E A F T E R N A M E D I’A R T I E S , in ole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a n d in d<*- li v i n g , u n d If d ead. t<> i n g iif lo t a l a m o u n t of lo m d s. O lt E E T I N O H : * fa.ult ^ t h e r e o f D ecree i ' n C m i f is s n nuiru than ten coral Irlnnib, t’.t * i Imni’.nl. Uuilct-lens favorable ronDKIiAN!) l lmida may have n m ore ,, I n t e r e s t muter JM p erm itted in r tg a g e * , o r o ilier s e c u r i t i e s a r e : s• abiadt rneos e rbvuant ti ionng a nla T o J o h n J. D ean . If l i v i n g n n d If JAR' l" ' e n t e r e d a g a i n s t , said c a u s e 1ST BDROT, LE d xvurnlug th * totnl vnliie of which In otlnintml ilitlon; thnn oui", oth^r 'latea have : v, iiiilti. li ’,. Two ib iaware men m oNone. d e a d a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s b e i n g a s u i t to qu iet till.In th e n ih llo a g a i n s t v io l a ti o n s of this JfcwtiA H onor. i* M out 200,000,000 yen, hn# boon i lirouglil Imclt their wild lire t" wore nt D. land looking over the l T h a t th e tw o p a r a g r a p h * n e x t a w . U n d er J o h n J. D e a n , d e c e a s e d o r o t h ­ t o m p l a l n n n t In a n d t o th u luitil X'OOAL, ANGIE G. TLCMJ g i v i n g th e nam e* of i b r o w n * « - -*1- .Sea# o —.. by .......I e r w i s e . In th u r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e i n ­ a b o v e d esc rib e d . S e c t i o n 4. Tlil-i la w sh itII b e c o m e AGNF.SM (’.W E E D . ALKfl ducuvered in the Smith u where. it not only equals, tun over- i I. for the in upon ‘d establishment ahoy.-, r e . sti,*'!;holder*, a n d s e c u r i t y h o l d ­ ( f e c t i v e I m m e d ia te ly u p o n it* p a s - a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; t o J o h n D u r d e n , jf It Is t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t.......in.SIl, hat W1LHELMINA L* hadows llio wild life of otliur days, of a murhroom plant. The ■let a iers, Jupapem* explorer, M. Innuyc. Ifr u i i . n i a l u n o t o n ly ttio Nuge by t h e l i v i n g n n d If d e a d nil p a r t i e s ela im - th i n notice* lit* i>ti til ImIi ‘I In t h e H a n - C H A R L E S F . A DAM J ad L e g i s l a t u r e a m i n p r t t y iroYcd by t h e G o v e r n o r of In g i n t e r e s t * u n d e r J o h n D u rd en , f o r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p n l d l s h - A D A M S hi* Wife. DAVID' „The Japan Geographical Society What tlre-u states have done, Flor- hammock land along tin Si. John, list off *t «m ivlmtilcrrt umt tlm N 4IH th e y a p p e i t r upo n till! d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e , t n t h e re a l «< in :h*uifnnl, tfcmlnolt* C o u n ty , they Maid would make un ideal I bolder has started a technical survey of Iiila can do.” hook * ..r tin.- c o m p a n y b u t nK o . hi H tu tc of F l o r i d a o r It* h e m m i n g u p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d a s r r l b e d ; to I' In rld a . o n ce a w eek In f o u r c o n ­ AMS n n d -------------AD.tXH A. L COU NCIL. JAMES e a s e s Wll<L*r«* tilt* Htoi’kllnli •li r o r to** l a w w i t h o u t lil* a p p ro v a l . the Islands, It i# si’id. They ure i Florida has had game laws in planting place. AMBER O F C OM ­ R o b e r t A. I l u r d e e . s o m e ti m e * k n o w n s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Issue*. a n d f J . W . .W1LMOTT, e t u it) Ii ol«l i*r ii|iti«3itrM upo n t h e H A N F U ltD C H miles off n s R o b e r t A. H a r d e n . If li v i n g mid aituated about 850 *i*u mile# «.i the past, the commissioner said, j W I T N E S S m y h a n d u n d th o o fM E R C E o t h e r w i s e a s heir*, datli book .1 i.r t f " • 1*0111 jmny mi tl • or If d e a d a ll p a r t l e * c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ fh d a l a n a l o f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t of teer, o r o t h e r w i s e In the ! Mihannao JHlnn.l, Philippine#, and but they were only partially eni in ; mt i is i i n m * n r •*i:u- In an y/ oi iii’ir ftdiii'hiry r*‘till loll. th o e s t * u n d e r R o b e r t A. H a r d . . . , s o m e ­ t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ir c u i t or th e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , a*1 t l l i . i l I o i N i t , 4 l.tllt in \ the actual position will he made forced, and wer e inadequate, he nilI \ n an o of tb e tiui:.>n o r •n r p o r a t l o t i IN T I I E t il t ! I IT COI R T , SE VE N t i m e ! k n o w n u s R o b e r t A. I (hi den. S t a t e of I lo r Ida. In a n d f o r S e m ­ tho belrs, devisees, grunt»<» M 'lIltY . fo r w hom siirn l r a s t e r I , a c t i n g . Is ’I’ll . I I I G C I M , I I l t d IT. IN AND d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e , I11 t h e real in o le C o u n ty F lo rid a, o n Mill *lio public after *ha discovery is n - tied, lie then reminded his nudl-, tv IID. t I.ESBINH, er claimants under J. (Jg i v e n ; a ls o ( h a t th e *.ild I w o ti a f u B i l l S IG IIN IIL E I IM V IA , F L O R ­ p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , and 3rd. d a y of O cto b e r A. D 192,5 eiico I Imt Florida was one of two .Dceased; and t.» all pa"11 porUd to the *f,ltrrJKitiiinal ID A . IN C IIA N C E U V . Uouil’l.ili mi. grap li* c o n t a l a s t a t e i n e i t l s e m i ir a e a ll u n k n o w n p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ X. E. DOUGL.vSS. and every claiming any l»h in u a l f l u n l ’* (all k n o w l e d g e um j j,,.. E D I T H .1 C GLIJEIIT, Joined hv Her e s t s In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d real v*. g^uphlc Association, #tnte« Mr. In- remaining states of the country ri«*rk. Interest* in the land J0'* Ile( a.i to Ihe i l n n i i i N t a n c i s anil liiiHhund a n d n e x t f r ie n d , 11. C. p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d b ein g ( r i l l C I J I T r o i m r .SIM M where there was no general effort H I. tf! li. r'A U T E R . e al. MH* *ult under any of conilltlnm i nnib r wlileh stio'Ulnildei'H ouye. . , , I ’•'(' Oil.in f t B .B E ItT , 'J ’.V." '.'“ “ "tV <>f Betti I tm le a n d .State towaid protection of the outdoor, Ity A. Al. \ \ t'KICK, 1) Miuty C lo rk mined defendant*, each » nlid sccni’oll > h o ld e r s w h o do not These coral islands are not dm;llr.li-r hi I*m(ttii-ti||,iii co m p lain an ts, o f F lo rid a, tii-w lt; "'LSjON .HMUSIIMLDUII Uoyi.E whose name* and r»*hk Tn KNotVN AND UN- a p p e a r u p o n the honk* of i i ......... a , . S o u t h H a lf or t h e S o u th east rrlbed in the sea-chart#, and tlm life. The legislature of 11)25, lift; RiTIUF, unknown to the CotnpDIiutJ puny a s t r u s t e e s , bold s t o c k nntl Met ^ lO-V^1'’ | f" r '-“ “d B a in a n t . WN DEFEND t NTS C O R N E L IA F. B R l 'C E , a n d h e r h u s ­ Q u a r t e r o f t h e HoutheuNt Q u a r ­ largest one Is reported to he sonic said, saved Florida “possibly from IT \TI.Ii No above entitled cause, and e m i t i t s in a c a p a c i ty n l l o i lim n OF FLORIDA, to: b a n d . A nglin D, B ruce, nig lied A t e r o f S e a t lo 11 21. T o w n s h i p 21 known parflca who;nao*H>till VS tl. i 'A llTr.lt ami EMILY t h a t of a bon a fill,- o w n e r ; ami Ib is Ilf teen miles In circumference. being the very Inst utate in the ! ’■ B ruce, if li v in g n n d If ifeuil all S o u th . R a n g e 30 E a s t , a n d IN THE CTllouiT r n r ir r up # em - lug Intcreat «.r lnt*r»W| « tl. s i : in i mit... tv. A. URAL- a f f i a n t lias no reMHott to l» li.-v, t h a t sisterhood of states to start townri p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y l u l c r c i i by, S o u th w e s t Q u a r te r of th e S o u th Tlmy arc uninhabited. I NOLI: COI NTY, FLIMHIM. IN landany InvuIvM IA this suit-< a n y o il ie r perso n , a s s o c ia ti o n , o r \ th ro u g h or under C o rn elia F. ; 1st Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 21, CHANCERY. '' being situate In 8*mlaow c o r p o r a t i o n ban an y i n t e r e s t d i r e c t B r u c e an d A n g u s D. B r u c e , h e r t o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 30 MARY G E O R G E KINGSBURY ( o t h - Florldti. ami ■described ** o r In d ire c t In tin* said s t o c k , b o n d s, I’.ilHt. h u s b u m l. a* h e irs, d e v is e e s , IciSae r wide k n o w n a s MARY o r o t h e r s e c u r i t i e s ih m i us so s l a t ­ G to-wit; te e n o r o t h e r w i s e In Hu* la n d " 11T h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f th e KINGSBURX*) ed by him. TRACT I. „ v o lv iil In tb l* s u i t a* h e r e i n a f t e r S o u th e a st Q u a rte r of th e S o u th ­ Complainant The east hnlf of the «ea!| o T h a t Ih e a v e r a g e n u m b e r o f desiorlbed; M a r g a r e t W. R a m s e y , east Q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n **l vs, fo l'le* of e a c h Issii*' of t h i s ntibllquarter of Section «. If li v in g an d If deni! a l l p u rl ie u T o w n s h i p 21 S o u th , R a n g e 30 A L B E R T P. K o p p , ,n r a i lo t l sold o r d i s t r i b u t e d , tlirm ig ti c l a i m i n g a n y llitci.au by. t h r o u g h 29 south. Range 33 c®,tD e fe n d a n t* . tile m a ils o r olio rwlse. to paid sill,, TRACT t *>r ti n d e r M a r g a r e t W. R a m s e y , aa W e st r i a l f o f th e S o u th east .. , ,l,,l,r ,,r I'ubllentlon s c r lb e r* d u r i n g th e six inotilbs tirch e ir s , d e v i s e * , l e g a t e e * o r o t h e r ItEOINNING 35 yard*/*, Q u a r te r of th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r ­ N O T IC E T o KNOW N AND ■c ling t h e d a t e sh o w n Is 1,953 UN* l " o III am i lo I he la n d b e r u l m i f , tho southeast cornel' « t] te r and tb e S o u th w e s t Q u a rte r KNOWN DEFENDANTS It. II B ER G . Busin. SH Man.igi-r. t e r d e s c r i b e d ; F re d E, U o e G u f. east quarter of N..rt,l'‘f’\ of t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r e r . 11m! T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A Io* S w o rn to a n d H O l m c r l l I l i e f o n if l i v i n g an d |f d e a d n il p a r t i e s ter ..f section II. W est h a l f of tin* N o r t h e a s t Q u a r llle t h i s UJth day Il f I l l - t o l l . r 1925. . c l a i m i n g a n y Inter. »t by, t h r o u g h le r of th o S o u th e a s t Q u arter, IIHN* t* ,'*\”vT'J t*I JfgWV 11ANNAII M south. Rangq.33 e*'*-/".", l i V . T Ii UAULKIlMtkV It II A LF t iRl). and o r u n d e r F r e d E. IIo e r t e r , a* h e i r s 182 yds. west N o ta r y I'u h llo for I tie S t a t e d F l o r d e v is e e * , le g 'ite e s o r o t h e r w i s e south 1X2 vil*.'rtf!■*” * !:«*( H a l f .tf t h e N o r t h w e s t k IIr d "A VLVE N ' I e lol lK' N T -VM.ltitll.L, L E W E L Id* n t l.a In a n d t o t h e land h e r e i n a f t e r d e yd*, to ItEGINXIN1'Q u a rte r of th e S o u th e a s t (juurEMMA C. .MANIIMI. V " , » U N T * My P n in m ls a io n E x p l n * Am T I U C T * . , (j)i Mcrlhed; 11 II, Ib d lx c la w , a n d A n ­ 21 ,Vf S e c ti o n 21. T o w n s h i p 21 —— il A N l E l, h e r luiHbnnd. If llv1929. nie tl, H id U c lu w , Id.* w ife, if l i v ­ S o u th . R a n g e 30 E a s t. B E G IN N I N G at ' V' ..uirui ‘W u.,u* If d e a d , to nil p a r t i e s (HEAL) in g a n d If d e a d all p a r t l e * d iv i n i­ c o r n e r o f n q r ' h , **t- 1 % 1*:,«* 2- 11 « n d « of S. K e n etu Im Iiik I n t e r e s t u n d e r A L B E R T n g a n y In te rc x t In a n d to th o n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of °i r 3 ilih.k G u e r n s e y ' s C a m p Hites, f:; K o P P . HANNAH M. HUNT l a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , a* Township 21) S”'1.'"' a c c o r d i n g to to p l a t t h e r e o f r e ­ NOTICE (II* IMCMIOV Til Oll- heir*, devisee*, le g a te e * o r o tl te r \ \ ESTLK Y It. It A l'I.E ItS O N M \ l t l N ■■a.Ht. r u n w e s t , -* J T t l \ Xt'KlT\l. I.I'.GIHI \TION \'|* vvl*e o f II. II, llid tx c la w a n il A n ­ cl oi trd. ePdu binl i c p lRaet c oBrdo o* k <>f2. Sae tm innaira F O S T E R HI NT. O E O i m F g S ,A 182 y a r d * , w e s t *53 o le SPECIAL *I.**|U\ ill I.EGlMl.k- nie G. tln ttx c lu w . hi* w ife. And c l n v i u ' l E L L E N H C N T . F.MXIA n o r t h «1 a n d 1/3 c o u n t y , F lo r id a , Tt IIE. C* MAN l I'*!* mml i t AT1-1‘ i i to a n y anil all o t h e r p e r s o n s w h o so 147 n n d 3/3 yard*. L a s t H a l f of t h e N o r t h e a s t N otice I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e n a m e s n ry u n k n o w n c l a i m i n g a n y gin n in g . Q u a rte r o f th e S o u th e a s t Q uara s r | 1H|,r* n,|,<,i | ,l' ‘1 'OU,“'’1 ,,r " Iherw lse! T o w n of Ovlmln, F lo r id a , will a p p ly r i g h t , t i t l e o r In t e r e s t In a n d t o t. r of S e c ti o n 2 1 . 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IMP I a*, any ti m e a n d t h a t t h e r e s h a l l o f y o u f o l l o w e d by a f i n a l deer**. th ro u g h or u n der J. It. C aau . a# S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e t t t n t . " 1 1 1!;■.»i ous Yio l d e R * not im/eaRcr wtthlu **ld limits pa H I# lurlUtr ordered U u i tttU n i R i , U tv t# « f i, U | * t c « i o r Q tb tr o f F lo r id # ! I k » n d tu t B * « l n o l « GOOD WILL PLAN TS RECEPTON OM JAPANESE m rp THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17,1 But Then It’s a Woman’s Right 2»!1 rn S fflw !?w"f!>;*« HKlriJSS ,p a E “.teas. Game Commissioner Roy all Advises Repeal Local Laws At DeLand Meet [\ - fi Japs Discover T e n j ^ ^ Unknown Islands IN I BY TAYLOR MOM’N POP . i n> vmu’nw s r §!u*CTMptiiSiJffer! �MW=f 9W* ) P A G E SE Q ^ m P J I ERAlD^BATlinDAY, OCTOBER 11 itm [Oct. 17—(yP)—The Intish public who have lh just what degree of V conservative prime lev Baldwin, and his Oliver, meet in the have learned with heir political diffarb interfere wi h the nitin'' at number 10 rt and the prem ier’s Interest in the Loaguo by taking it into overy parlor and kitchen and into every flapper’s head, "Pax” will be advertised by an international contest in which val­ uable prizes will be offered. the European zone by LaCos'te, polling Massachusetts to close sev­ en of her 21 state prisons nnd to 3* sell two others after prohibition i went into effect. Best Bargains in Sanford 5 Max and Moritz, Wilhelm Two lots on Park Ave. 8 room dwelling, best cornefc § Borotra, Cachet, Brugnon and French manufacturers of brier Busch’s book of funny episodes of company are 10 to 1. for apartment site in the city. Price $15000.00 pipes have became so alarmed over two youngsters, somewhat in the •10 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins city limits. Fine While Mile. Lenglen will no* increasing competition from tho style of the American "Katzenjnmmake the announcement that she United States, Italy, England and subdivision, all for $1)0,000.00. mcr Kids,” has attained an edition is going to America in 102*5, it is even Belgium nnd Austria that of 1,500,000 copies. Next to the Four lots on Park Ave., another apartment site. known on the best authority that they have called upon tho minis­ BERLIN, Oct. 17.—(A1)—The Bible "Max and Jioritz” now has Price $18000.00. Investigate this. Captain .Max Decuys, of the French tries of commerce nnd agriculture lackeys and flunkies nt the execu­ a larger circulation than any book One lot on Park Ave., and one on Palmetto Ave., IJayts cup team, has succeeded in to do something about it. tive mnndnn, the chancellor’s pal­ in Germany. Women’s clubs have made great tanking her agree to a second visit close in. $8000.00 each. Both near South Side new There was a timo when the ace, the official residence of the Tho volume was first published strides in London. They have gone to the United States. With that French brinr was supreme nt Slunicli in 1805 by Kasper foreign minister, minister of the school. , , , , . __ ahead not only in numbers of mem­ '^father and son op- bers enrolled, but also in the ex­ decision reached as far as Suzan- throughout the world, and tho fac­ interior, and other members of the llrnun, then editor of a comic pa­ Business lot or warehouse lot, dose in, uxl08. political princj- tension of their properties, which 110 is concerned, her friends aver tories a t St. Claude worked day cabinet are wearing happy smiles per, who predicted a long life for Only $16000.00. th at her recent tour of nil of the and night to supply the demand. I these days in anticipation of it. Another editor of Dresden, had riatform.the prem iers it is cluimed, hav* made the boards Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mayfair. See me revealeJ to a group of managers of the men’s clubs countries of Europe in which first Then began tho exportation from ; bright uniforms recently ordered rejected it ns "being so much non­ class women’s tennis is played, was France of the "bruyerc" or briar by the government to supplant tho sense that nobody will ever read ■ 7 the home convcr- cast envious glances. about price. N for the purpose of permitting the root, and foreign makers learned somhre black swallowtails which it.” Fine piece of R. R. Road frontage at $10.00 per foot. i „ i s limited to the a _ The feature for the moment in Ficnch star to leave for America they could compete on even terms ■ VSrtd subjects. have been worn since the revolu­ 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. One third cash, ■ the changing world of London klgo ceased their ot- clubs is the inexhaustible demand with the title of “undisputed cham­ with the French. Imitations and tion. ■ Mr. Lloyd George is carrying balance 1, 2 and 3 years. Then, should new “bruyeres” appeared and the nrtrt each other, for bedrooms in women clubs and pion of Europe.” While the new liveries were de­ his campaign for the liberals' new ■ ■ she win from America’s best, in­ St. Claude industry found its ex­ signed by the same firm which land program, which advocates a u Quoted as having this demand is said to bo one of W. J. THIGPEN '* f i think politic* the reasons why women’s clubs, eluding Helen Wills, it is said Su­ port declining to almost neglible before the war supplied official system of landholding on a culti­ tioned while both when carefully managed, recently zanne intends to retire from nil of­ proportions. garb to the omperor’s court, they vating tenure, to nil parts of the competition. She feels that Phone 517 The Puleston-Rnimley Building. ncuse for years. 1 am have been doing much better than ficial Government officials nre consid­ will lie much simpler than those country. Speaking last week at ...........no _ ................ m.r then one could challenge her of 1SH4, yet they will lend such Inverness, Scotland, the former liflBBBBBBiaBBBBBBBBnaBSBaDBBBBBaBEgBBflnaaoaanBaaBn ther must scowl n lit ering what methods can be taken * newspapers piny up most of the clubs for men. This is,claim to be woman tennis chain* to restore the original French festive color to state dinners, re­ prime minister mnde a scathing cb on the conservative a serious turnover from the old pion of the world, ceptions ami other official func­ reference to large tracts of land briar to its place in thc sun. 1. docs not interfere days when the men’s clubs were tions as it is felt to be compatible in Scotland which instead of being & relations. Tho crowded but in recent years some French art critics are serious­ The White House while Presi­ with republican simplicity. tilled are being devoted to one of the best known mnlo organiza­ ,re good conservatives, discussing tho question of whet­ dent Coolidge lives there is describ­ There will be two forms of liv­ month’s pleasure a year for rich tions have suffered a decline in ly icaily wayward Oliver membership as one nftcr another her a new style in furniture will ed in French press accounts, in ery—gala nnd a so-called small strangers. a sore thorn in the dropped himself from the rolls be­ grow out of tho striking exhibits connection with the recent French service uniform. The gala uni­ "Theso strangers," he said, “are SANFORD any veteran conserva- cause that he could not “ hit the of modern furniture at the exhibi­ debt negotiations in Washington, form consists of blue full dress drawn from breeds that never wore ftel it an affront that bull" that is, foot thc bills, owing tion of decorative arts. While the ns a gloomy place compared with cn.at with bright gilded buttons, tartans nnd couldn't stand kilts in Street Parade feeling is general that nothing the Elyseo pnlnce, where President I"domed with the eagle, emblem of December without central heatheir party leader shoukl to reduced finances. shown there which is likely some Domcrguc has his official home.! thoreich; also a golden tassel and ing. the ranks of socialists leking the policies of his The Lndics Athenaeum in S trat­ centuries hence to be in such de­ One paper draws a contrast be cord over the left shoulder, while It is stated that Mr. Lloyd at 11 a. m. ford place is' the latest women’s mand and to claim tho prices that waistcoat, black silk knee breeches, George intends to spejul Lx80,000 tween a dinner given M. Caillnux club to have its pjremises extend­ nre now paid for pieces dnting white dll; stockings and black low (about $100,000) in his land cam­ entirely because of the increas­ from the times of Louis 14th and and his colleagues by the President shoes with the bright buckles. "little season" is now ed paign to insure it the widest pos­ ... , . -.w ith similar functions over which demands of thc members. .Loins loth and the empire period, M. Doumorgue presided, line, with the court back ed small service livery consists sible appeal. The new land policy, Princess Louise, sister of the king, and while no feature of the newj "M. Doumorguo is gay,” the ofThe a black coat with eagle adorned while promulgated by tho Ichcral Trham F“lllcc' nntI ttlc H0* and the Duchess of Argyle, have productions is being picked out asi story runs: “ Mr. Coolidge is mo- gilt buttons, yellow waistcoats and party's land committee, still awaits '%sho have been recuporoad during the summer agreed to take part in thc opening characterizing the new style, all rose. At the Elysee there are la- black trousers. the blessing of the Earl of As­ of a new wing of the club build­ experts on the matter agree that dies, and champagne and subjects arced to thc Lo?d.011 ing October 20. As a largo number of tho lack­ quith and Oxford, the former II. H. the show is remarkable ns a whole of conversation. At thc White gaiety with renewed inserved under tho empire, they Asquith, who still shares with Mr. Most of the West End Men's and encourages the belief that a House nil are in black, there is no- eys nth. daytime they have are happy to see u return of tho Lloyd George the leadership of the 'ring their shopping tours clubs now are being run on a clos­ new style may develop. thing hut mineral water—that is Igood old days when imposing liv­ party. A N D J£t chunk of new build- er. margin than at any period for The striking differences between perhaps why there are no subjects ery lent the man air of dignity and ken added to the scheme many years. Exercise of care in tho old and th enew furniture is j for bright talk." Thc article con- authority. »S in preparation for tho fox-hunt­ thc financial management is said the abandonment of gilt by mod- eludes with tho observation that ove Uegcnt Street In Imnd with the outfitting of ing season, for which society, with their favorite Bond to be stricter than nt any of the ern makers. The modern produc­ nn American presidential dinner is the lackeys and flunkies in federal a big S, flocks to thc country dur­ tha shopping center, old-timers can remember. marred—by employ goes the wholesale discard­ ing November, many packs of tions are more democratic in their not marked—nor ornamentation, but the workman­ toasts. “ How would you like to ing of tho garbs and liveries now hounds in the counties are now en­ re-paved tod >t3 st»re9 cd and made more allurship is considered full equal to drink the health of nny one in a worn in the various foreign embas­ gaged in ‘^cubbing" or in killing that of the best specimens of the glass of charged w ater?’’ the writ­ sies and legations. cver. off the superfluous young foxes, period styles. The critics regard er asks. Most of the foreign diplomats which clears the field and gives itish motor show at Olythis ns a most favorable sign, inhave already placed orders for uni- llie hounds a taste for the steamer sid this f«r to be one of PARIS, Oct. 17.—(/P)—Suzanne sprining confidence that the de­ The successor to Mali Jongg nnd forms to match thu German lack­ work ahead. Jin the 13 fears’ history The Prince of Wales’ hunting I institution. Sight-seeing Lenglen’s tennis invasion of the signer will in turn attain the same the cross-word puzzle lias been eys in order to achieve unity | 0f the day-time program former enemy countries, culminat­ degree of excelelncc ns tho makers born, or at least the inventor of a throughout the diplomatic house­ horses have recently been under­ linjf society people, nnd ing in a three-day campaign in and produce something worthy of new game hopes the child of his holds conforming to the uniform­ going training a t Melton-Mowbray, Vienna, where she defeated both marking this epoch of being coun­ genius will claim the sweeping pop­ ity obtaining in tho federal de­ where it is understood the prince plenty to do and see. ularity of these two fads. And partments in matters of dress. will put in a part of his time after btrical season is a flour- Frau Kcdlich, thc Austrinn cham­ terfeited centuries hence. /V ap vr «^ i our old acquaintance, the league pion, and Frau Ncppach, champion thc ceremonies attendant upon hi* b, and the playhouse man- of Germany, marks the culmina­ of nations, is godfather to the in­ The socialist party in its official return from the South American About a hundred officials, poli­ re profited by putting on of a season in which the ticians and members of parliament fant among parlor amusements. correspondence takes issue with tour are finished. |ld favorites, which are tion French marvel of thc courts also former Crown Prince Frederick who hoarded the outgoing tog Ti­ “ I’ax" is its name. Dr. Paul Ap­ SJ. — I ■ -^±3 t greater attractions than [the mediocre new plays, met and defeated the best women tan to proceed down Havre roads pel), president of the University of William over Ids criticism of pro­ b parable Pavlowa always players of France, England, Spain, to meet the liner France bringing Paris, who is thc inventor, says it hibition in Amerca. I l c s li lc n t o f F l o r i d a slnoo 1831. Fredorck William recently a s­ tho French debt mission home from is based on the principles of iho Ito frro u rn u : - audiences and is one of Belgium and Italy. sorted that the effects of the Vol­ F ir s t N atio n al H ank. There can now be no doubt—if the United Mates, became restless card game known as “ Family,” the fat magnates, her ndmlrCovent Garden theater any ever existed—that Suzanne and loudly criticised the captain families in the case of tlm new stead law in the United States hnd P oors J. II. HUTCHINSON detrimental nnd that he did The “Chauve Souris” stands in a class by herself ns fur when the tug was delayed in lenv- gume consisting of symbols repre- been UFA I, IlSTA'rn ,<LT not favor prohibition. [is also playing to packed as European tennis is concerned. ing thc dock. She was scheduled Renting the activities of the the 123 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t counters The soelialist organ l l f i m n l m ill T t i ' L f l H m i '•sit t' f ' 1 r n * l in y n t II nil m i l l tit to leave the dock at 11 o’clock, hut j league of nations. Dr. Appell is 1‘liouu 17 j There is u strong probability, frhilc the British Empire with a sarcastic rejoinder stating A Amlrr-MMi—‘vtiiit* l*rU*t* Ah ( luiri;ni mi Shim* t*t <m:uN, M em lior of H A N FO R D , FL A . at Ifimbley is drawing amounting practically to a certain­ five minutes passed, then ten, nnd (chairman of the League of nation- that the detrimental effects con­ F l o r i d a H tn to Ian ever. The Winibley l y , that Mile. Lenglen will accom­ a delegation was sent to the bridge Jcommittee of action, and with sisted among other things in comF lo r is ts A sso ciatio n . Ijpectaeuiar production in pany the French Davis cup team to to plead with the captain for speed l“Pax” lie hopes to increase public er members of the royal family, saw this spectacle last week, and the king described it ns “the most splendid aignt of its kind I have over seen." At this writing 1,400,000 spectators have witnessed the display. BERLIN LETTER i FRIDAY OCT. THE MOST UNJQUS if ^ gorgeous SPECTACLE ;[ PARIS LETTER T.-vires 1 ,1 <2 Performances Daily. Open [& 7 pnStww Starts 2&jSmj .. i l* ■ T'7 t _ % Real E s ta te — O r la n d o ’s P a g e o f B a rg a in s REAL ESTATE Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers h: 1 • wonderful opportunities J& • / ■ for profit REAL ESTATE 1 1, • f • | v:: ‘i( ^ :-!v ii,i ; r>• tti t . • > j FLETCIIER-BULGER •' J -■; ■ 4 ■. J 11 N. Orange Ave. Our office specialize:; in this class of investments and we offer no property hi which we would lie unwilling to place our own funds. Each Saturday, for thc next 10 Orlando, Florida. ' Phones 1768—2567 weeks this page will appear in •i The Herald. To those, interested BRYAN REALTY COMPANY lt ** in property, in and around Or­ 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. !ITSVj Magnolia Ave. Miller Bldg. Phone 7H i. Sanford Office— lando. Here is your chance. Only, ORLANDO, FLORIDA. HV hav,c never sold n piece of property on which the purchaser has not made a profit, v See Us For Orlando Property the very best buys will be listed. REAL ESTATE V FORSALE ALL ELECTRIC APARTMENT ■4 / RE All ESTATE HOUSES 10 ACRES " ".3 ACREAGE BUSINESS PROPERTY '! Close to Oviedo * rw>m.i each’ n™i! >UT ?ur aPartl»eut house consisting of five apartments, of four 'Tupped hoaKm.in5.T- front P°,rch- . Modern in every particular. AH electrically electricity nn,i 1 ',t,nK* washing, ironing, cooking, and hot water supplied with ■ale fo r; ....... uh'e enough for a king. Wc have this apartment house for liars phono nr • ,!,not Dn y for $50000.00. $15,000 cash, balance, 1, 2, 3, 1 and f* at it. Show t0 0Ur offlce or KO to r,17 North Hughey St. and take a look *30,0000.00 property in Orlando that la paying $5000.00 per year on a fie in Orlando n a nni we wd* convinced th at there aro more properties than >* the only anartm>,.n»’ uU). en®rm“U3 P-f cent income. The above described apartment purposes, 1 house in the city of Orlando fully electrically equipped for all we will show you the best bargains th a t you can find $100.00 per acre V PHONE, m foi WRITE, OR WIRE ! ROBINSON & SAMUEL ■' rhone 165 anywhere. r• * n term s J- L.iL.-V'i'iu. • "rv Lane-Hardison Corporation Phone 2186 El»pire Hotel. If interested in any of these, kindly call a t our office and A Corn! Buy At Orlando ,Fla. No. 12 Watkins Hldk'ORLANDO, FLORIDA | �EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1025. Newspapers Want | Censor To SpeedUp a N e w “ M il J. H. JACKSON ’ / Long Time Loans on Residences and Bu3ine! Easy Repayment Plan ' !> INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 17 W V -A nothcr chapter m a story o f ! crime rivaling the famous “ Hlue-j beard” murders in France has been ■mitten with the escape of a wo-1 m an “lifer" from the Indiana wo-1 m en’s prison. Displaying the same clever crim­ inal skill which police alleged caus­ ed her to murder two husbands and a father-in-law by slowly poiaoning them to death, Mrs. Clara Carl escaped from the prison. So f a r no trace of her has been found., She is considered one of the most daring woman criminals in the country. There is cool, calm and deliber­ ate manner about Mrs. Carl. It was manifest when she was charg­ ed with the crimes three years ago, and again wns shown when pris­ on authorities after her escape found that for weeks she had been planning her break for liberty. Feeding Chickens. So cleverly did she outwit the prison authorities that she took nil belongings with her. Mrs. Carl bad deceived the wnrden into h e-' lieving that she could 1m? trusted and she was assigned to feeding the chickens in the prison yard. Just nt dusk one evening, she climbed up on the chicken house, then on to the prison wall and dropped over on the outside. Since murder charges Were first preferred against her she has been known as “the feminine Illuebeard." Her life story is a curious mix­ ture of crime, love, happiness ami tragedy. She wns the beautiful daughter of a farm rr living near New Straitsvillc, O. When n young girl she eloped with Robert Gibson, young non of n New Straitsvillc florist. They hnd been childhood sweethearts. Robert and Clara nppenred deep­ ly in love. They went to Cleve­ land, where Gibson was a teacher. His wife was employed on a news­ paper. They conceived the idea of get­ ting rich by going from town to town, writing and selling illustrnted histories of various localities. They went to Huntsville, Mo., where Gibson became suddenly ill. Doctors seemed unable to help him nnd he died within n short time. A few months later Clara mar­ ried. Frank Cnrl at Seneca, Kas. The couple went to New Phila­ delphia, fnd., and invited the bus- Office in new Merriwcather Buiidj, 2nd Street. 1000 feet hard sand shore, j Gradual slope to 25 foot elevation. ! 400 orange and grape fruit trees. 1 Produces as fine fruit as grows in Florida. 25 acres cleared, balance make fine park with virgin Magnolia, Live Oak and Sable Pai^ Artesian flowing wells throw soft water a above level of lake, house service, fountains etc. out cost. ■ smir.e the newspapers untd sever­ al hour:' after their appearance. The result was that condemnaticns cam* «o tardily that the newspap­ er was unable to print a later expur-ated edition, ns was previously the custom. Consequently all the copies of he newspaper were seiz­ ed and the regular readers hail no copie at all. “Please. Mr. Censor," the news*papers said, “would you mind con­ demning sis quickly if you intend to at all7“ Property cannot be duplicated in the State. LONDON, Get. 17.—t/P)—Rem­ nants of bunion’s first water nmins which were of hollow*' I oak were unearthed in Rod 1.ion Square Experts estimated the wood was laid approximately -tut) years ago by one of the firs; utility com­ panies in this country. W. E. Hathaway, Hotel Montezuma, Sanford, Fla, Scbring—City planning to annex llillcrest subdivision. Clearwater—$2,500,000 worth of building construction under way. Another ".Mitchell" case is brewing in the southwest. I.icut. William S. Barrett (right), commandant of the chemical warfare unit nt Fort Bliss, Tex., is threatened with courtmartinl proceedings if he carries HON. HI). WALTHAM*. out orders of Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries (upper left), head of the Chem­ Care Seminole Iliidson-Ensex Co., ical Warfare service a t Washington. Fries directed Barrett to prepare Sanford, Fla. several articles on the service for F.l Paso newspapers. When Barrett Dear Ed: showed his articles to Brig Gen. Cnstner (lower left), commandant of 1 was very much interested in Fort Bliss, the latter is nllegid to have said: “I'll courtmartinl you an advertisement I wns reading the if you open your trap to the newspapers." other day about a new book of Etiquette which lias just been is- j sued by the official organ of "the ETIQUETTE hand's father, Alonzo Carl, 85, to live with them. Again a mysterious malady af­ flicted Clara's husband. The fa­ ther-in-law ul.o became suddenly the with letters demanding an investi­ gation of their bodies revealed enough arsenic to “kill a dozen men," according to the prosecutor, Tli" trial in lb-2 resulted in a second degree murder conviction inn.” and a life sentence. This advertisement asked some A p p a re n tly the motive of the very embarrassing questions, and “ feminine Bluebeard" was to ob­ 1 bad read only a few of them be­ tain the petty fortunes of her two fore I was almost persuaded to husbands. order one of the books. She ; iiaired only 5.'!,000 after the For instance, the advertisement denth of her first husband and stated that social customers are $2,000 from Carl's insurance, mak­ not stable, that what is correct to­ ing her criine:* all the more aniaz- day may he the height of improp­ riety tomorrow, nnd visa versa. One of the perplexing questions the hook answers is when it is proper In take cards and when line should send them. If the book had gone just a step further nnd told you how many cards to take, 1 would certainly have sent on the SI which the hook costs. Often, not knowing wlie tiler to take one card or two or three, iins cost me a good deal more than $1 and no end of embarrassment. Another perplexing question the hook solves is when to speak to u hostess nt a party. It is often a source of worry to guests these days to know when to speak to the hostess and when to siap her on the bark, tin- temptation to do the latter living very enticing on cer­ tain occasions. . . . ........................... Then the hook tells you what to wear. That's always a problem when you arc in society. Think how embarrassing it would be, if you were at n week end party, to come out in your pajamas when it was "roper for you to be wearing your tuxedo. Another great source of solace the Imok offers is the proper use "f table utensils. It tells vou when Summer School Is Found Popular At Oxford University Extravagant OXFORD, Oct. 17.—W l —T he Oxford S um m er School was o u t­ sta n d in g for Its g r e a t proportion of women students. T hey were n u ­ merous in all lecture rooms and often well outnumbered the men, especially in the tihrnirie*. Oxford experience shows that women in a university arc more com •dent ions nnd work harder baa do men, w ith­ out winning proportionate honors In final examinations. This fact tends to reconcile the men to the admission of women, for *hey now are losing their fear of female p r e ­ dominance. Valdez Realty Co. VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. H. Cl. Woolworth, Mgr. Phone 721 It i* often remarked that sever­ al Oxford colleges were founded by women, cither alone or with their men relations, hut that in no case were women student , admit­ ted to the foundation. Tin* fact is the more noticeable in that coed­ ucation wa.' no unknown at that time. Located One Block from Post Office Good Investment 1 ; Good Income Property' This property will sell quick at an advanced price. Buy Now u a r u sis iI REALTOR 1 ? Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 * I First National Bank Building. '* SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING ; ■ A f te r hundreds o f people had sen relied for him for to days in plane ami dead body of d m 1cm II. Aim , airm a il pilot, were N ittu n y , near Itellefoiite, Fa. He a p p a r e n tly b> t bis bearing m ount on. The plane was found uptdde down w ith A m e s till OUT OUR WAY Grocery Store, downtown location. Owner bu real estate hug. ..Will sell all stock and fixtures $1,800. 5 room bungalow for rent, close in. $40.00)« month. One nctv 5-room Spanish Bungalow, just com­ pleted, $5,500. $1,000 down. E-Z terms. We have (i beautiful lots, close in, in best lo­ cation, $1,500 each. New Houses in City at best price anti terms, 10 acre Celery Farm with new house, crops and farming tools. On Sanford Avenue, close in. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B aa* ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * By William ahore is always good For ’an em er g en c y loan TO.' TI0£ you OVER A SIEGE NEW LUMBER YARD OF SICKNESS OR A • FINANCIAL. DROUTH., A complete ime of Cypreisffl and Fine Framing Sheathing siding Flooring Ceiling M E O l o C V .4 \ ! I M D tM V J M M LVLt ?)K*t i ! F in ish M ouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster While Buck Plaster Board Nails Screen Wire Bniiders Hardware D ow* Windows We t* id that me superior quality of timber we off« and our prompt and courteous service is a combination that any person would appreciate and desire when build How ulHiut your hoy same w ay? Let us fiy your family. M O M E M T S W H O L IK E ." T O L IV E . O V L G S A T T i O D W M IG H T O m T P U * ” Sou/ S n n v tc E i ■U- " u i) for T h e B u ild e r F L O R I D A CARTER LUMBER COMPANY ndrd St. S an fo rd , Florid^ �r r lassified Ad on This Pa^e is a Paying Investment 3—Autos, Rent Of 0. BATES , to A 4 W * "«m * ; J T »•••\ ***** '* li** t* ■ 4* • "loabl* *bo v* lfi for con- '«n*th !|0a f ° r f*r , t l. fiitrlct*^ to " f f i x h . 8«nb« wapo®*1*’1* ,rr*ct ln»*rtlon. fe-*,2hS ! bo5 runnsr-ns vrt»enMtlv* thorvllh rates, rule* give you Ion will atlon.i. And If asalat you bar VUt ad. to I *fr«rtfv* 1ST .V O T Ifi /should glv# th*tr ■tofflc* addreaa aa r phona number If rtaulla. About on* a thousand haa a ad th* thera can’t j with you unlaaa tour, addreaa. .(..■a** M°*T * ' 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE: Horae, bridle and sad­ AUTOS FOR ITTRB dle. Also one hortu wagon. John tAGJ.E AUTO SERVICE Day Murphy, Gindenillc. o r n ig h t Meets all trains. Rawf»ge transfer. Phone £51 and 63-W TO SELL! Good Pinno, 1020 Elm Avc. Phone 409 W. REEL A SONS _ You Drive It. . 21— Sale, Real Estate W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at IL K. J. E. SPURL1NG, iift-divislon 5— Autos, Sale specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Diiie High­ r.oon u sed c a n s way. Wlllva-Knlaht Sport Touring. 19!t 1952 Hup Touring FOR SALE: At a bnrgain if sold 1922 Velio "It" Touring 1925 Knar* "4" Coach before the 20th, a corner lot 1922 nulrk Touring 66x240 on beautiful Crystal Lake 1923 Dodge Coupe shore. Lake Mary, Florida. Call II. Halverson, Sanford Paint & I. W. Phillips’ Sons A. Wall Pnper Co. 112 1st Street. T e rm s T o Some P e n p lo FOR SALE 120 feet cost front­ . . . ........... Phone 3 Oak and 2nd S t age by 200 feet deep on San­ ford Avc. $2,600. Terms. Addrorti f— Business Opportunities P. O. Box 352. Chinaware In English Porce­ On ami after January the lains, Buvarian and Japanese 10th, 1926, the Painters scale China make lovely gifts will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 Call 148 H. A. SPEIR Insert an ad in the “Classified Col­ umns” of The Herald. L et Contractor and Builder a classi­ 499-M — Phono — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. H. C. VIELE Jeweler fied ad work for you. XVntrh. J r t t r l r r llr p n lr ln * nm l (ll'IC K llll nm l C 'lo rk K n grn vIn K S ln K im lln A v t-n u r I ' h o n r 44a Earle T. Field ARAL ESTATE —INVESTMENTS L o b b y P u l a a t o n - B r u n i l e y B ld g Snnford F lo rid * VALDEZ HOTEL OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU Knroprnn 1'lnn ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” House Eastern exposure. ,r Oak floors. Hot water heater. Porch and windows screened. Ample closet space. Sanford’* I.rmlln* Hotel OF THE HERALD Six-Room Completely furnished. S E R V IC E 22—Sale, Furnituc FOR SALE: New grocery nnd soft drink counters nlso vogtdnble We enrry a full line. rncks. Will sell for 1-2 price. Phone Our prices are right. Cash or 727. terms. We want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 7—Business Service 321 E. First St. FOR Bnbya iuiuiii folding sulky. --- SALE: ivy. J*i? an uui/ja u _ Andcreon, i „ i_ ^ au i 915 . LANEY’S DRUG STORE — P re­ Price $6.00. Mrs. scriptions. Drugs. Soda*. Wo Elm. 1 are n« near you aa your phona. Call 103. 21—Lost, Found Rocbond Stucco W E H A V E THE BEST BUYS XVPUT W. XVAll Si: It, lliinngfr ACREAGEBUSINESS-HOMES B - V a t Th* »"»* «f fcr ’f** In fact every equipment. A modern home needs. .FOUND: Stray Fox Terrier. Call SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. /JJhonc 727 MRS. It. O. TRAVIS * for a t 1616 Magnolia Avenue. fiuee*sso’-s to Gillon A P U tt •»*••• /in Magnolia. Everything *?*<•- 11. H. Scrug gs._______________ mat , *l% m ot*nt. Public Stenographei --------* ------ --- ■*»---- •»_!![____ I promptH r s l. Phone 422. Electrnglth LOST: Between Sanford nnd New 12—Advtg. Mediums 42—Advtg. Mediums 1-3 cash Still** Valdez Hotel lluildiit^ Radio. Smyrna Beach, hand bag con­ Valdez Hotel Lobby AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — taining ---------- h v i . gentleman’s , i v i i u i i i si n v u wearing i i u j ^ Dpgusta, Ga., Augustn’s greatest Classified ads have the largest balance can be arranged over sificatiom WTOTTTS—Thre* atatinnn. M*g. parel, toilet articles, blue prints nnli* and Second. F 'r s t *nd Elm. and revolver. Finder return to Her­ circulation in Southwestern Geor­ classified medium, rate, cash, 0c a number of years. icenicnts Ranford Avemio and 10th Street. ald and receive reward._________ gia. Ituto 8c (6-word line) lino. charge. 10c minimum. xcesjories Expert service. FOUND: Pair of ginsses nonr DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell LEARN ABOUT Polk County nnd Postoffice. Owner see George Rent Lakeland, through the Staranything? If so advertise in WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Dickson, Roumillat & Anderson the Gainesville Sun. Telegram. Best advertising me­ Ir *epairii# Engraving. Embossing, See ns Drug Co._____ dium in South Florida. Published ■Sale first. Wo do it. Phono 417-W. , nCT , . , .. . , l FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— IS Opportunities R. 71. Avo.-Commcrclnl St. m ' i w W S ii 0” .k i tho FORT LAUDERDALE Lakeland, Florida. side, initials G.11. H. on other DAILY NEW S -it covers Browis Service Finder return to Herald office an d . art] o u n t v thorouehlv it, Apartments ard rCounty thoroughly which which is is MAINE — WatervlIIc, Morning TAMES H. COWAN—AH kinds receive reward. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine one of the most rapidly growing it, Houses nf Tin and Sheet Metal Work. people nro interested in Florida sections on the Florida Coast. W ater nrd Pont Tank*. At Oak LOST: One Silvertown Cord tire, t, Rooms property. Bench them through Avenue end T hirl Street. Tele­ rim and cover with North Car­ Sample copy and rate card upon the Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ l.—A beautiful six 2. Three adjoining 3. Three adjoining ial request. olina name on cover. Reward, ap­ phone l i t . room stucco finish­ lots on Second St. lots on Elm Ave a t plication. and Board ply Graham, Forrest Lake Hotel. TO REACH the prosperous farm -'”; ed bungalow on at Palmetto Ave.! 13th Street. Ono nit. Office. Stores MIRACLE Concrete C o. general FOR SALE: Complete meat mar­ in these ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Located investing Magnolia Avc. Lo­ 117x117. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees [e. Acreage ket outfit, including sawn, block, cement work, sidewalk*. hnlldII. S. LONG, Mgr. lots could be sure of ia county ndvertiso in the Do Land computing scales and largo re­ cated between Mar­ in the coming new a good profit with­ tnr blocks. Irrigation boxes. I. ■_ Exchange Daily News, rate lc per word, cash STEWART THE FLORIST” frigerator. This can bo had for Terwllleger, Prop. tin and Spurting busine ss section of in a very short time. with order. le, Groves Flowers for all occasions. cost of accumulated storage char­ Streets. Situated S a n f o r d. Price $6,000.00 takes nil le, Houses 814 Myrtle. Phono 260-W I HIT.!, LUMBER CO. TTonaa ei ges. If. 11. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. three lots. $2,000.00 on n corner lot. 9700.00 per front cash, balance, a r­ DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Service. Quality nnd PHea. lase, Rent Pensacola is beginning the 33—Wanted P r i c e $10,500.00. foot. *» cash, bal­ ranged on easy pay­ Send in your subscription to the A’e Stock Rooms 9-10-11 Rail Bid* 4DDPESSINO — Muitigraphing. greatest development in Georgia's Tribune or band it to your local ance 1, 2, ami 3 yrs. ments Terms, arranged je, .Miscellaneous folding nnd mailing—ns yon WANTED: Sheet metal work of history; n half million dollar high­ dealer so you can read Florida’s Rhone 657. :a! Estate all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal way to the gulf bench just finish- greatest newspaper. One year, want it—wb^n von want It VHinna 673 IT E Porch, Ei^st Works. 312 E. 2nd St. led; nt two million dollar bridge $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three months .rniture I. 147 acres located on the Sanford-Orlnndo Road just South N atio n a l R a n k U M e across Escambia Bay started; If you desire $1,000 insur­ re Wanted of the city limits of Sanford. This is an ideal tract to sub­ WANTED: Position an bookkeep­ quarter million dollar opera house $2.00. ance policy add 75c to your order. found divide immediately. It consists of good level ground. It is er typist and general office work. under construction; two millions LET US TRAIN "an for choice now being rapidly built up right up this tract. There uro positions in honk-koopipn-. short- Reply It. L. c.o. Herald. is, Jewelers OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales being spent on highway; greatest only a few tracts like and •it* will ---- r U l X * |it k Ileft * * * „ | pay . . . >r _ for — wyou to see it, j band, typewriting, etc. Dav nnd through the Xenia Gazette, Zenchance for live developers to get Igr, Decoratiug, ‘ ............. . . . . . i . . . uit „offers. rr,.r« to buy, anil‘ 'to take advantage of' *«-the opportunity ' riirht sessions. Sanfor(i Business WANTED: Someone in private in on ground floor. Write Devel­ ia, Ohm. Rich agricultural dis­ family to keep 2 year old child for icre. $25,000 cash, balance L 2, and 3 years. Price $1000.00 per acre. | College, Room 9, Ball Bldg. Tires and Tubes two months. Address X, c.q. the opment Department. Tho Pensa­ trict. Want ad and display rates [unintt cola News. on request. Herald. fcceds, Trees 9—For Rent, Houses At price* that ar* right ^rs and Su pp lies TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, WANTED: Party to board a love­ FOR RENT: Garage on 5th Street Pan Ant and Standard Gas ana Fla. Thousands read the clnsand Eggs ly 2 year old boy. Reply R. W. between Palmetto and Magnolia Isifted pages of Florida's Great Notice Oils reasonable. See Mr. Dabney. Her­ c.o. Herald. Home Duily, rates 2 cents a word. titcr.i and S u p p lies ald Office. 31— Wank'd Help, Female Minimum 25c, cash witli order. “Veedol Oils” Write for complete rate card. i \\e\p, Female FOR SALE: Two five room hous­ WANTED: Colorod cook. 1422 4 ~ n c A L j6~ R S > TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of lfii.l Electric Irons es, with garages, large lots, o r­ 1Help, Male Park Ave. Florida real estate advertise In ange and shade trees, cvcellent ;1Help, Male or JOHN E. FOX, Representative the St. Petersburg Times. One cen' ,,a' ” Radio Supplies location on heights. A bargain— 35—Wanted Ileip, Male ale Cent a word daily, two cents a won easy terms. Mra II. M. Edwards, 120 South Park Ave. Help, Salesman Box 765. WANTED: Colored boy to do jan­ Sundays. RING’S FILLING Id Situation, Male itor work. Snnford Herald. “We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine” PALM BEACH COUNTY — The with railroad frontage 10—For Rent, Rooms M. STATION Id Situation,Female scene of stupendous develop­ MEN wishing to enter dining, Id Heal Eabtl Phone 461-J sleeping car service as conduc­ ment. Read about it in the Palm FOR RENT: Upstairs front bed­ fed to Held,, room. Apply 306 Palmetto Ave tors, porters, waiters, write 123 Beach Post. Sample copy cent on 1113 Sanford Arc. Sanford. FU. f. Mediums. Railway Exchange. Kansas City. request. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ ut $50.00 foot. out meals. Reasonable rates. WANTED: Two neat bus boys. ADVERTISING gets results if it nnouncements Lu-Beth Cafeteria. Lincoln House. reaches potential buyers, l’aN: We collect V'lICCt lc.1----------------------------------------------- AN U N U S U A L O F F E R IN G lotcj, claihft nil kinds FOR RENT: Rooms, furnished or EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, gen- latka Daily News is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ Eusy terms. cncral office or correspondent, worhl. S’,, djgrjjpy unfurnished. Mrs. H. M, Kdopen for position. Good references tion. ll; ‘wentr-iire >t.ar, wards, Box 705. ... HILTON’S { deration*» tell, luj ,u own 011 ------------------------- and can bond. Reply P. 1- Care MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people I*"’ IIA IIIIK Il SH O P /ie.st and only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake V .? 11 V .1 Collet. F°H RENT: Furnished bed room Herald. nro interested in Florida. Each 113 Magnolia Ave. !n Private private family for one or two of them through a classified ad I ... *’ ••• Tinker' Tinker ' in 6 First Class Barbers Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad h h j • J. and ijmn. refined gentlemen. Call 200 French 37— Wanted Help, Salesman in the Morgantown POST. Six Special Attention Avenue. cents a word for six consecutive Given To Ladles and Children. and loading .station also new power plant of MAN with car to work in evenings issues. ROOM FOR RENT 1209 Magnolia. from 1 to 6. Attractive propo­ fCTlONEER ... » Southern Utilities. Phono 153-1-3. References ex­ sition for hustler. Give references THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho, changed. in letter. Write “Proposition” Caro THE .. --.net accepted want ad medium in _ 1 Orlando, Orlando, Fla. fc’i. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word FURNISHED bed room, 807 Mag­ Herald. nolia Avenue. SEVERAL solicitors to work on au ins.’rtion. Minimum 25c. Lake Monroe i-3 .sure to grow. ARCHITECT oval commission. Right proposition First National Bonk Bldg. M. Mitchell’s office is 19—Sale, Live Stock for right man. Apply at Herald ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Investigate this today. 4 at 3ul Palmetto Avc. S n n ford - -------------- Florida ald, South Georgia’s greatest after 5:30 in afternoon. FOR SALE: Two good mules at a newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Price and terms reasonable. bargain, Address A. M. Box 65, RADIATOR St Body 12— A d v tg . M edium s weekly and Sunday. Classified Realty Co. xeldiru, radiator and Snnford, Fla. rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ ring, regardless ul con3 nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. FLORIDA-ORLANDO— Orlando taiktkm of new cores FOR SALE: 10 good work mules, Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ may be seen at our barns, ono The 1 rg ot ihasds. Cleaning LITTLE WANT AD IN Tl fied business, rate lc a word, min­ A HERALD 316 First National Hank will bring you in big 'g radiators. For all re­ mile south and 2 miles west of imum 24c cash with order. Haskell, Fla. Ioikelaiul Highlands 214 E. FIRST ST. call Sardotil Radiator St results. Advertise those old ar­ Sanford, Fla. s. W. 'ir.-l $t. and U. R- Co-Operative Association, Box 79 THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT ticles you have stored away and ‘ W. R. SMITH, MGR, Lakelnnd, Fla. —Central West Virginia's larg­ have no use for. A little thirty-1 Why waste your time run­ Grnvelan cent ad may bring you several. Clearwater—8,6(10 pines and est daily. Want ad rate l l-2c per ning around looking for a j * * * * - . - * . — — — — *— — - — — ” — - " ” — * * B m[|gt noU>' bcdollars. Phone 148 and a repre-j. conatruc- palms to be planted in new Bollairc word; 4 insertions 1 1— lc; 6 o r ............................. " 11 - " J Let us gootl investment? •ll> hi aiy. more lc per word each insertion, sentntive will11 call and see vnu. you show you how you can in­ Estates subdivision. By GEORGE McMANUS vest your money and doublo it in tho next thirty or sixty GlNGJJp FATHER days. Wo have been in the V f E L L H E R E ’b real estate business for years IL U C tZT T H E . O V M C B . 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I '.o .. > Brokers if ijCA Real Estate Promoteri Developers Seminole Hotel IO -I 7 C >c\ SANFORD, FLORIDA. � 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, October 17, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1925. 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W IES •<v =a«= * SANFORD, FLORID; In> Continuing Fight Upon Shenandoah Score Victory SHOOTING IS TOLD ' Bureau of Standards To Make Many Tests lr n t o U .S , Henderson rifle . B a rb erT O U Jury He Felt MeellngWould Mean'Death o f He o r B r y son; Gives Cause o f Killing iJGiven pe Money * :• n TRICE Florida-Tech Game Published In Detail C o U r t ^ W ^ n h Delayed ;r C h a r g e w*•» 4 * Former Mate of Tobacco Mag* nate Expresses Determina­ tion to Seek Her Share ofBig Estate Left By Death * ligftest Grade of Alumnium Used Tn Ship, Says Blough; Other Experts Questioned led By 1 2 - Y e a r Col ---------•. Because of, the unusual local Interest In the annual football gamo tc morrow between tho University of Florida and G eor­ gia Tech, Tho Sanford Herald has made arrangement with tho Associated Press wbereby.a play by plgy account o f the grid classic will bo received and published in a sports extra that will bo Istued about 7 o'clock Saturday evening. , •In addition to the detailed ac­ count of the game in Atlanta, The .H»rald will also publish the result) of tho SanforxUPIant City g on e here and tho scores .of. all inportant contests play­ ed throighout the country. . - ___ - „• l A >*\ M(r ^A rMr e sSt egd GM J«>iB <’ 1 K i ii , tactically ■ - )BEU 16.. 1925. >w — •* ^ to . + v. *• ~ • . ■■ ■. •’_______ •*-> NUMBER 66/ ' . • - . - -- . issues Is ice ilLJ - :; m fi? i- Finance Committee Give Out­ line oT Expenditures To * Total $89,000 At Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce To Change SANFORD TO BE Campaign S e n a t e Filibuster Renewed By A CITY OF 40,000 Rules Dawes In Atlanta Withhold Amount For Likely Contingencies IN TWO DECADES Cities Force Bill As Unjust Legislation WASHINGTON, Oct. lC.~Cff»)— Claims Aged Philanthropist Report o f Band Comihittee Prediction Made by Engi­ Investigation o f the wreck o f the neer o f Telephone Company For Ensuing Year Shows Married Her When Second HENDERSONVILLE, N. C., Oct. airship Shenandoah by tho Naval In Making Survey of Fu­ Total o f tlighty Concerts Suitor Appeared on Scene 16.—UP)— Declaring he had ca rd ­ Court o f Inquiry was practically ture Service Needs Here Executive Gets Warm K J ffic fe r s H e ed three pistols fo r months, Bon­ concluded Thursday with tha hear­ A tentative budget prepared by NEW YORKK, O ct 1#.— <ff)— L. Brooks, on trial here fo r the ing o f the designer of the craft, Reception On Visit o f T r y i n g nie tho Finance Committee o f the SanSanford will have a population murder o f Ibfttter Mayor SaOiuel Y . an engineer of the Bureau o f Aero­ Mrs. Lillian N.'Duke, who waa di­ o f 10,190 In 1930 and 39,550 in vorced 2p years ago by the late To Georgia Capital ■gate N e w L i f e Bryson, told the Jury Thursday he nautics and the technical directorr• James 1940, according to a prediction ex­ B. Duke, tobacco king, an­ felt that a meeting between him­ o f Tho Aluminum company oi pressed today%by II. M. Keys, com ­ self and the slain man would mean America which furnhtad the met­ nounced yesterday her determina­ ATLANTA, O ct 16.— (A P ) Oct. 1, wat» presented to members mercial survey engineer for the YORK Oct. M * - that one o f them would-be killed. al Jraming for the craft. tion to fight for a share o f his — Vice President Charles G. f tho body at the weekly luncheon Southern Bell Telephone and Tele­ rreatcd as .he arrivWould Construct Wide Tho- otoday. Brooks, 'taking the . witness . Tho finding by the court prob­ millions. Dawes, in a speech here last graph Company. Mr. Keys’ esti­ ivner from Germany fetand, in h is'o w n behdlf, recoUfit- ably will bo delayed for many The Duke will, it was learned oughfare Around Sanford mates are based on a personal serS. O. Shinholacr. chairman o f the night, deplored the revival of wbeks, as the Bureau of Standards yesterday is to be filed thlo week i, Wiliam H. Turner, ed incidents leading up to his meet­ nnd Kxtend SeminoleDrlve; committee, ,in making tho report, voy recently conducted here, It ia sectional issues by public ing -with Bryson Hub Aug. 6, when has advised that a ‘ month will be in New Jersey. Adopt Other Improvements stated that.thc list had been com­ announced. The following is Mrs. Duke’s the two engaged In a pistol duel necessary to complete tests of the men opposed to a change in • piled from ' data based upon ex­ The population forecast, he said, which resulted in Bryson's death. specimens o f materUU taken from story. United States senate rules. penses incurred by the various was made after an exhauative In a recommendation to be pre{ a torodly charged “ My former husband, Mr. McThe defendant told o f surprising tho wreckage. A fter that report 1j commitees o f the organisation dur­ study taking into consideration all The vice president was di»* _______ ______ ______sented to,the City Commission at hg & fugi\Wc from the form er m ayor in the Brooks submitted, it may be found neces­ Credy, divorced me beemma. of his ing the past year with careful o f the factors thnt have caused cussing particularly the fill- ' l/l n I A H nf T mmom TI fl ' P Ula sary tb call some bthor witnos-.us. jeniousy o f James B. Duke) T h is1a later (Ute, members o f tho City consideration given to their sepa- the cdmmunlty to grow and the i »ch&Tge of murder, home and the'discovery o f alleged Zeppelin PHst Scored buster, which, he contends, is an established fact with every­ Plnnni Commission Wednesday nted in conaection improper conduct between Bryson Counsel for tho survivors o f the one who knew my family and Mr. proposi3 the construction o f a 120 m te needs during th-i forthcom­ study o f the influences that the na­ and Mrs. Brooks. Ho mnde .an should be prevented in senate pro­ ing year, and explained that cor­ tural advantages o f the state will . bomb uptakn which agreement with Bryson, he said, in hehdndoah an d 'th e Bureau of Duke. foot boulevard,-15 miles in length, rections will probably bo found have on the expansion of tho city. cedure. He mentioned the Force [men. one pf *hom was eronautics scored today in their “ After this, loving Mr. Duke, I to be constructed around tho city. nccesiury in a number o f instan­ The results o f the survey, which till, which he says, was an exTurner if relatives which the latter consented to leave efforts to break down tho theory Hcndersonvillo ahd remain . away accepted his attention^ which According to plans o f tho board ces. was made primarily to ascertain „ *85,000 insurance. o f Captain Anton Hcincn, former nmpie of unjust legislation. While for two y ea rs/ During that time, Atretchod over a period of 12 the proposed venture will follow a lie pointed out that while the tho future telephone needs o f this Emitted teinif t0 Eu* Brooks Said, he 'had ’ hoped to German Zeppelin pilot, that struc­ years before our marriage. Letters winding course with a view of con­ it is true, he asserted, that the community, indicates that to serve total amount shown in tho propos­ [the explosion so that he straighten out hU fam ily affairs tural changes made in tho airship written by Mr. Duko during these necting a number o f the smaller Force bill was killed by a filibus­ tho population nnd Industrial firms ed budget does not reach the tot­ contributed measurably to her de­ years bear this out. The defense lakes in t)iis vicinity, and move away from the city. „ .e city o f in the year 1940, it ter, this fnct cannot easily he used ought drsd. al of funds which have been cred­ o. .f th struction in the Ohio storm Sep­ has admitted thnt those arc in his It was further recommended by ited to th e‘ Chamber o f Commerce will require 7,838 telephones. This Presenting a calm demeanor un­ tember 3. |pelirr he returned to handwriting. A letter admitted in the board that tho Seminole Boule­ during the past few months, and will involve the expenditure of ns an argument in favor o f fili­ der guidance o f his counsel, Brooks •beawe he was tired C. P. Burgess, an engineering ex­ evidence wns written to me at the vard from tho Monroe bridge, fol­ busters. The vice presidieqt’a which arc now on hand; it la tho Inrge sums of money fo r additions meatea new life and maintained that htf had made ev­ port In the Burpau o f Acronnulics, speech was dc’ ivered heforo a time my divorce from Mr. Mclow the Lake Shore to tho eartern iality’’ and had not ery e ffo rt to avoid B isson after conceded, that in the way the new Crcdy wns pending. In this ho ex­ boundary o f tho city with u con­ opinion o l the members o f the fi­ to the local plant, all o f / which must be secured from the. public. Inrge audience in -he Atlanta audi­ learning that the latter had return­ nance committeo that a proportion­ arrested him at the gnu valve installation was operated pressed sympathy at my embarras- nection at Mangustino Avenue Interesting Figures Given ate part should be witheld from any torium and climaxed a day during hare surrendered ed to Hendersonville,before the ex- by the crew during the storm, pro­ From the study o f tho local tele­ which he was the center of an en­ iration o f . the two years; “ I be- bably less stress was exerted in ment and declared hii’ enduring from the Boulevard to Third estimate prepnred to govern the Street. cved that when Bryson and I met structure than would have been love. expenditure of theso funds, saying phone area, it was determined that thusiastic reception.! Immediate­ Uoiion.*>•wh»*h the mur- 6no o f us Would Ho klllcd'and Cincq Married in 1901 This arrangement, it is explain­ that untoward contingencies, like­ the city hud a population o f 3,750 ly preceding his public address, ho is bared, occurred in Inst January I had carried three the case had the original automatic , “ Years passed and our love was ed will permit n logical connec­ ly to occur during the year for in 1910, 0,750 in 1920 nnd 11,300 in wns guest of honor at a ban­ system been in operation. 924. Tto miners wore ts fresh in 1004 when we married 1923. Based on tho growth in tho quet given by the Atlanta Cham­ (stole, two revolvers and u double He refused to concede, however, as it waa when we met in 1892. tion with the 120 foot thorough­ which no provision laid beer made, j badly torwffhnd mutipast years nnd other data collect­ ber o f Commerce and entertained arrclcd derringer," said Brooks. would cause cmbarrasicnort. fare conceived earlier. \c later *u identified as At the time o f tho duel, he de­ that the now installation was su­ No doubt the world will wonder A tabulated list of tho items in­ ed during the survey, tho official by many state und city officials' A provision that the city bo giv­ perior to the' original, explaining Turner’* hiatives. In clared, he came ujpon ipoi Bryson ugex- that ho did not concur in the deci­ what brought about our mnrriago en good nssuranco that water ant cluded in tho budget submitted to believes that by 1940, Sanford’s and prominent local citizens’. . lime Turner had dlsap- pectedly and, reofiri ' 'ng “ Because the Force b ill.ji wrong _ there would sion of the Bureau to make the al a fte r.o il this time. Another man. gas service mains be planned for the members today is given as fol- population will be nearly 40,000. Today Tipacr admitted iic a fight, he was intent only upon sym pathising with'm v position, ofIn 1925 Sanford had 2,702 fam i­ measure, which i( it had pass* not less than ono connection to terntion because he did not like to fered hla hand in marriage. sin of hii relatives" iniirriag lies und 498 business houses, by ac- would have been reppsWd, w« Sniaries ....... —.............. coming out vietdr. 160 feet of pipe line, before such change from a mechanical to a hu­ l to fcir death. lie says "Mr^ Duke, ^earning of this, In lines arc constructed-was outlined Band .... —...'............ —.......—. 8,000.00 tunl count, and it is estimated that beaten by a filibuster, some mai Brooks was on tho witness stand man element fo r the safety of the slated we bo married immediately. hh sister obtained t h*t t*' wer to flHhuatar Furniture & Fikturea...... 1,000.00 in 1940 it will have 9,765 fa m ilie s ' * "* i ene policy and his more than three - hours. He was i »Md. ’ „ , -j - - t," . w rsaliffl& r 1,200.00 and 2,044 business firms. righ iora! Dawes in Postage ..................... ........ grilled-by prosecuting counsel but Commander Jerome C. Hunsaker ‘ i another policy 350.00 The reason fo r such engineering speech Jasj uUtVt- , . , - well as in b u »in ««. ‘ ^ ^ „ „ „ „ , h„ pro. Telephone & Telegrnph.... , made no changes in hi3 testimony. assistant naval attache at London, lo ,o “ I was ehtltled to have my case 1,000.00 by the telephone "-vompanjft*- Mr. “ This argument is inteuded Iarrived ini tnc United -Printing St Hfatlonary.... Tho defense had not doncluded who designed the Shenandoah mild: ried in my own forym.: which was vln.on, jietlUoilers for. water nnd Laird explained, is- to keep abreast a ffe c t the groat intelligent South fm Germany where he its cosa when court adjourned late Contribution* & Altera­ ly ♦he 200.00 of the growth nsid expnnslon of and revive those unhappy Issued «r tns'jkntorien, ... disapproved, ....... the.j3SBloval,of ........ 'an Y ork ■'♦•l not New Jersey, gas service ;will bq required to post tions -............... .. yesterday- Previous to the appear-, sixth o r em otfency r* engine (m i had ney<* lived. I had llv- a bond to cover tho full amount of Entertainment ........—.•— 1 ,000.00 the community nnd to meet tho de­ which hnvo died alike in the North w, 'Mr <*me back ai.ee o f Brooks on the stand, his airship to make wny fo r a better w, for , 2 ^ ,n Ncw Yorki Jn the expenditure mnde by tho city 200.00 mands fo. tolephono service ade­ and South. dn quarters and car General Expense ............. counsel -Introduced several w it­ radio installation and a gi eater the two -homes with - - servants . . thnt . . which will continue in e ffect until 1 ,200.00 quately, since the demands o f the Ignoring the trifth that governi belongings in a paper Rent . . « * . • * • « • • • • • nesses in an Effort to Bhow that fuel capacity. He said this engine Mr. Duko has provided for me. The the required number of houses nro 250.00 teiephono users aro a reflection o f ment policy )Uc must bo based upon, a Light and Water................ he had been laboring under grc/»t was designed to assist the craft m last place was at 11 W. 08th St., erected. the growth in population nnd in­ general and not an exceptional Committee Expenses i identified it police head- mental stress und was not normal running away from a storm, but A number of plats o f subdivided Publicity ............................1,500.00 dustries o f any metropolitan cen­ und special case, they would havo uj Tsjlor Hatfield of the at tho time o f tho duel with B ry­ said had it been in operation while where I had five servants. Ho built additions to tho city *ero approv­ Educational ..... - .... .— this u debate not upon the neces­ his stables near there, nnd enter­ ter. fuily of tbit name, who son. One witness testified that the Shciiandpah wan fighting the Additions Arc Necessary sity o f cortcting a great existing *100.00 |Aeriif is McCsrr coun- Bryson had made, threats against cyclonic disturbance, it probably tained all o f his friends at this* ed at this time, according to an New industriei* ----------Mr. Keys, speaking o f tho natu­ evil, hut upon past special casus. Trnffic and Tru'nsporftld obtained Turner’s ar- "anyone seeking to prevent his re­ would have increased the chance place, before our marriage ond aft­ account of tho meeting. p o r ta tio n . — ...... 300.00 ral growth of this community with Tho North nnd tho South are unit­ er. »pen Uiued by the Me­ turn to his home tow n" and had o f her de;-truction. , , in tho next few years, nnd tho part ed in loyalty To the flag. Thei.* Was New York Resident .......... ....... .. aty can charging him declared his intentions o f returning Decrease In Num ber Legislative Dr. Earl Blough of tho Alumi­ Inland Water Ways ------ 2,000.00 of the teiephono company in its sons fought and died together be­ |nt Justice on a charge of at all costs. Theso statements, the num company o f America, testified . "Therefore, I was n resident o f hind it in great wnrs since tho development, said: New York, and New Jersey did not Ot Russ Newspapers See Entertainment. 1 Other than laying the defense contended, were communi­ tha tho highest grade o f rlumnl- have jurisdiction o f me. They had Force bill w as’ nn issue. . “ look in g to tho future, the tele­ Emergency F u n d ........... -.000,00 targe vsi baitd Oh the al- cated tc\ Broo)cs, with..the result nupr w ai employed in the construc­ One Country, One People phone company secs the necessity no rights over me in serving Mr. Reported 32 Per Cent Accounts and Notes hb expkwioa,*Hatfield re­ that I he became g rea sy worried. tion o f the frame oi tjic Sfenan- Duke’s divorce papers in New York, “ We aro one country and ono Payablo .......... 14,lo2.50 for addition to its plant to care ft <ttaiU ot the charge _______ — X-ilLi ' people and the South is too intel­ for this growth. It means also which tney did. Judge Giegerich In doaK. _ _ _ _ _ fumer.w) MOSCOW, Oct. 1G.— UP)—The my recent fight here distinctly said number of newspnpers in Soviet Total .......... $89,002.50 that the community is facing a ligent to be deluded into the idea LondonExtendsW ales —■ . that New Jersey did not have ma­ Russia in comparison with 1913 A report o f the band commit­ Inrge financial nnd construction that to protect it ngainst another program to house the families and Force bill tho right at timet* Rousing Welcome On trimonial jurisdiction in this caso has decreased by 32 por cent. There tee, ----------following the announcement , and that the question of jurisdic­ are now .published throughout tho concerning thu yearly budget, was business firms coming here during should bo given to a minority or ReturnFromLongTrip . • 1 anii _______ i i_.. \ IL. TL *•«anor rchairman hA1mi 1111 the next two decades, nnd thnt the oven one senator to throw u mon­ tion was an onon one until my an­ Federation made by ID. Thrasher, 680 newspapers city government finds it necessary key wrench into the legislative swer was filed in. that State. agnlnst 870 In pre-war times, but of tho committee, drew attention to make considerable outlays to en­ machinery of this common govern­ PORTSMOUTH, England, Oct. "Instead o f remaining silent dur­ tho circulation o f tho Soviet papers to the fact that $8,000 appropria­ 1G.— (>P)—The Prince o f Wales, ing these twenty vears, as some of exceeds the pre-war time circula­ tion for the band for the yenr wus large the school system and extend ment, a power not contemplated the municipal developments in pub­ by tho constitution under which wo heir ta the B ritish‘ throne, came LONDON, Oct. 1G.— OP) The the papers havo said, I hnvo gone tion by 110 per cent, having reach­ thought by commitcto members to lic service, such as sewciago nnd live, nnd which can be used for home today after a six months’ be insufficient for hte needs of tho from one lawyer to another and for a celebration to bj ed by July 1, this year, nearly 8,­ British government is hard on tho general purposes oi legislatives water. ftii my commemorating jaunt which took him through a heels o f the communists, whose nc- havu paid large retainers. 1 hnve 000,000. Tho large political pa­ organization. "There is perhaps no business barter large part o f the Britiah posses­ always been told months after, that (Continued On Pugo G.) pers, like Pravda nnd Izvestia havo a" Avidly tain* , tlvltiea recently in broadcai'.ing “ I do not wish to be misunder­ enterprise or organization in San­ the attorneys were un«J>,e to 2 to an an sions in South Africa und to the a circulation, o f more than 1,500,­ stood. I personally maintain that ford which keeps in closer touch I ^ i T ^ ^ t n 'mutiny havc^fed *the ahead with tho case. The much- 000 each. today, by capitals o f South Amdrica. with the development* o f tho city, overy essential right o f u state, u The battle cruaier Repulse, which “ “ ‘ J * nn- pr a„ ninSt IIUVI ui * _ | flam es o f popular anger against nuoted statement thnt when he The present number o f liinh1 inagaboth In the matter o f past und fu­ minority o f an individual can be carried him on the 25,000 mile voy­ 'divorced me he gave .me a large zincs published in Russia is aboUt Tjl Y l o L f i O I l Q r Q V ture population, and Its purchas­ protected by tho checks and bal­ them. , , ... settlement it* untrue. The money the sumo us before tho revolution, |r U l 1 7 1 1 0 * .L iC V IU X i « «n «ve program h being age came in from the seu thia Raids wore made last night on ing power, thun does the tolephono ances of our constitution, and fav­ morning to find a damp drizzling he gave mo before our mnrrmgi. but owing to their high prices, they or senate ruled no drawn an to pre­ company." tludih« nJ^!} wbich and typically English autumn day. communist headquarters, mid a» is nil I ever received." vent tho minority from obstructing nro practically Inaccessible to tho least one other communistic cerThe great war vessel was met by ter in London. A consideraoble the m ajority in its constitutional average reader. The magazines r po,t , * lkb am bers destroyers and rieaphines and es­ Lakeland— Plans approved for w v . 7 * 6,btr civic nlul Funeral services for Mrs. Mary 23? Vessels Captured right to vote upon any question. seldom find their wny to the vil­ number o f tho followers o f the rod erection o f $1,000,000 bank buildcorted to an anchorage o f f SpitzLeonardy, aged resident o f bun- And 400 A re Arrested Certain senators, however, admit­ lages. p o £ ^ li0ns of ^ city heud. The prince was greeted by banner wore arrested >n ting the necessary o f a reform, ford. who passed away at her home o f them o f prominence. All of thorn mg. . ..«W *rc a memorial the Duko o f York and I'rhicc Hen­ aro charged » it h conspiring to in­ here Wednesday afternoon after a By Dry N avy O fficials maintain that without tho exist­ f e jy j1* “wming. beat races ry, who cume here on u special cite aeditlon and mutiny. ence o f thin power o f obstruction, long illness, were held this morn­ encroachment by measure* like ing ut 10 o’clock from the All ictiff,0/ ’ /*1* p,thibition or train to meet their brother. Recently Home Secretary Hlckr. WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.—(A3 )— London gave the prince the most Souls Catholic- Church with Itcv. The coust guard o f t h e o r y navy the Force bill upon the rights re­ U t o S k S 1/ Pr°motion of said that Communists who were I 0 ^ held during the even- affectionate Welcome o f all his Britiah subjects were entitled to . Humphries in charge. hns captured 238 seagoing vessels served by the constution to th'J hom ecom ings. He w hs'greeted at '* ** AS conclusion of church ser­ and approximately 400 prisoners states may be mnde easier. . • .. At the conciu Victoria Station by the^king and I government s '^ r r o w Why Not Modification ie s , the body was borne to tho since its concentration agulnst if lh.e I**1 o t' queen and other members o f the }}^ w h ? c h scSVateJ what was con­ “ Why, then, do not they propoM* icemcteiy NEW YORK, C L '* ” <,r' ‘ K ra ,’ |,| j ’ ,h* where further Impressive runt smugglers which was started [ceremonies were held by members about sevea months ugut This re­ Home modification o f the rules Fdtr ! l.n,Pr°vements Royal family and thousands o f stitutional and what was* uncon­ order to make the United Stntcs Labor Cheap. spectators. sult has been obtained with a loss which while providing majority The natives," who are large and |of tho Col. Theodore independent o f foreign rubber pro­ r « 5 l i i t^ 11rnuniciPnl propriarZT’ .w.'11 ««rve as It is presumed that the author­ ducers, Harvey S. Firestone, pre*- muscular, will work o f four government ships and cloture on ull questions which a f­ .......................n C am p,---------. . , . . . . for less than!Camp. N u m b« Three. U .S n un ,n organiaztton nriraniaztlon of o f which Mrs. about three members o f their crew. fe ct ordinary legislation, will per­ ities now have decided thnt the Croyden A irport Gets those on the British plantations in P^ht C' P dcdlCtt* mit unlimited debate ouly upon reds havo passed over tho narrow ijCr L r V t mioanyali r preparing t o ! Malay, who get a shilling a day, 1 connrdy bad long been a member. Making public the figures today, ' Tribute to Mrs. Leonardy was the coast guard sala its captures those Tew occasions where legis­ Expansion P rogram line" to the wrong side. Rubber pa y* remodeling a Mr. Firestone said, lation involving alleged encroach­ Tho seizure last night of wagon­ spend $100,000,000 in remouen a , Inveatjjfatora hftV0 heon studying paid bv those in chargo of the\sim-> o f ruin had exceeded $10,000,000 In ments upon the constitutional an Wonien Find p|e services, mention .being made vnluo nnd officials believe they can CROYDON,’ Oct. 16.— (>P)— A loads o f documents, papere. ac­ wh° ‘e Firestone 1the question for Mr. Firestone, for of the fact that she wus twice n rights o f the stutes is under con­ control the situation provided ude0 b ojj)an gerou s scheme, which it is stated will count books, posters and billy ami Comnuny1' Mr. Fire-, two years. The Philippine Islands sideration? This would evidence quipment i of quntu personnel and . . make the London terminal air- the like which were removed to Plantations * I • ,tujned con- were cohsidered first because I a sincere desire to lessen the powties,* has Obtained ta ffis 'p w b b -A m e r ic n n « announces, has ot mmeu limnufnctun stone made available und congress will ^ cirnmo the finest cdmnicrcial sta- Scotland Yard, would suggest that I er o f hold up in matter* of or^ —Wometi be asked to increase appropriations I . tuld brill rn the v r» r* *nd tt'inomlsts o f!i tidn "* l,,,e *world and which will the government believes the tom r. ‘% h„ u,nl.if in pnrrvinr oUt the dinary legislation ami for the woik in carrying out j alAiUt u great and common »enso I*??? lo« l option „ nJ lco#t «Jear|y » quarter o f a million munist party itself rcspon«ule. 1. winter patrol program. been charged o *f mconoi alcohol one on* has now been begun in has improvement in th.* pressnt con­ I *ont The const guard is moving some I duct4 of business by the senate. against the communists,thnt *n»/ Lry Tl. dan«*r» tanfronting earnest. o f its vessels south from New Eng­ Much work will have to be done hare been preparing a campaign tT L . ence. Investigators inen wi "Such u position on their pa V * ,hold “ Joint conlinesnritish rubber plan-1Mexico and leased a 35,000 land and it is putting them in ser­ would absolve them from any h before the airdrome is complete, o f violence, nnd alio that thjfY ^ L'r.^ steamship ■JjJj? „ etion o f e,£w *S» from the i rccs and hedges nre being re­ arranging to bring alien criminals vice around the Florida Keys, It | A 2,,000-uc purchased ; plantation, o f which 350 ucr thnt they were influenced flan*. thj rv i rm?in Wo»ncn moved and a road diverted In or­ from various pa rtf of Europe and tatlon mentn pathy. coming from scores o f never hus been made known how I form in the senate L i“ * T ‘ L b? «umr>for I planted In -rubber. . E x ,«n P » W r ? . 5 dS!iX on uf Wo- der to take In a adjoining stretch in carrying «$ut t0 a “ " “ " 'S i l t e d I Will be contained there, Revolu-1 friends from all over the »tat< many bouts the guafd will use in I V , t() h j|j on t0 „ pari to aerve serve mainly ' " “ ""J! T America to aid Ee’r n A ,s°dation Mrs. Leonardy is survived by the larger plantation to w. « ^ ^ o f 1#bor contiitions eliminatpower j Whcn thU additional their plans. r °f »hirh0n,^c*' f t the con- six children: John H l y f r S lf i u n T S S S n j fM fit*— be us ------------„ u i? n the„ r lK to lu ? at Monrecvia,ied the rubber lands of Central and id memori » ,te3°lu*'on waa ground becomes avuilublo tho air expresses will have a clear unob­ Twn \Tpn Pav P e n a l t y |bor will be b“ “ rn“ public. ‘ublic. South America from consideration. w l b h y . f w i m & n * N. h° v“ o f f iclnla. L , „ _ u „ and „ , | foe p ,» r « o r .l purfavo" o l«> Ucal "i* option.. lhc Rcich’ structed space of between two and TI W” O m 611 e n I a y• *__ ■ y .......... Icapital capital ooff the 9 — the negro nijp repuo Mr. Firestone said he was not C„ W. C. Leonardy o f Orlando and poses i" in lerialation. legislation. n - o e „ . .....tie s ^ l? r » r K illin ir W om en. No Ship Facilities interested in the 500-acre 3 * " u k 8 UPM>,Which t,o take o ff F Mrs. R. E. Waterman of Sabring. M t i n D l C S O I I n j l i r i C S 1 “ It is an absurdity O ! n -lllin k I ILiberia il . . ; . now lias no ship nntl blight. / no* ha* n“ and un- i mcnVai*rubber plantation in Florithat any essential rig . a ,.,/ bouts. Ida o f Thomas A. Edison nnd Henry I When Auto Hits Him . ( ’ a P ta in is claimed is now pro1 STEAL OWN RIDES CHICAGO, be Ford and did not believe tbat rubono hero nnd the other an Ipad muu With .the he,P.. °J‘ Sinking; Quiz MineSweeperBumped )XIS ll* n«w planta-1 her could be grouwn successfully -(A’ lrgfl 16 — J/P)— F o u r! MIAMI, Oct. TOKYO, Oct. Michigan City. InJ.. today paw ^ ocal cabinet By Sub In M anouvers the T ok yo! Her man now control |hundred officials' of supreme j>enalty ' IG.—/A3)__"I I ’ United S U ,e , injured when a . [was fat* itl: 4 damn the world’s rub-1 Electric Bureau in dis ut woman was the tho.bhip -but la it night whilo “ beat the stone believes jered that t h e / could coses. John Coval A tv.*vRIE0 0 , Crt,‘ f** Oct. 1G. FRENCH ACTION APPROVE! Captain i>n—Whiu is the street, |H- Diehirt.hA b0> Pin nro-acompany m stealing ^ -ides on the maneuvering utidor 1Q0 the throat o f Martha ; -m m ander 0f the Rc • or water eight miles ut sea this morning in a Rc i o f many free 10.—t/Pj—'Tftc * ? Michael Lira, or Point PARI5 it i j said to hi tittle credence L°ma late yesterday in eil o f minister* today taki « three S-51 survivnt. The finnl 1 aboard the imoua approval to Fr amcr U. \ u pr?.b>em o f locating the ' the 400 fi aubmnrin 0RSweepcr Ortolan, the be ion to the hoc Ormond—$12,000,000 sub ul)marine 25 commanded by Linut. .when I otth o f kore, to be open* : y ■ £ °" mt hi IV V camo, to the surface itiou nose up and rammed . 01Leers, Jhe stern, Ng otlc ^ the Ortolan In PLANNING BODY SANCTIONS NEW B O T O V A R D H E R E lM lW 'S r t s iS fs w n s s S E Legion Post Celebration [Armistice Day Many Communists Are Arrested B y English Officials Funeral Services For Mrs. Leonardy Held This Morning Revision Of Tax Laws Demanded By Business Men, Says Chamber Head » P: j �Convert t—— • i 4 when first questioned stated that he gnve H. A. W ycbe. formerly a HELSINGFORS, Oct. 15^—(/P)— clerk at a local hotel, 1350 commis­ A t a recent fam ily reunion in Cen­ sion for giving him tha name of and Sons of tral Finland there assembled 1,000 the Winter Park prospect, but lat­ rested descendants o f the fam ily, whoso ter said that he gave only $50 to county jail late Tuesday afiernt m, the former clerk. Wyche, the de­ records date b o d r t o 1412. A num­ upon a warrant sworn out by <,b- tectives say, maintains that lie wan ber o f those present came from distant countries, including the _____ - Press., president o f the f w- given S350 by the salesman. rnhnm United Staten and Canada. A re­ Won’t Make Statement cFry firm charging embexMenifnt markable feature o f the large ga­ Wyche 'last night declined to og |383. thering was that approximately state whether or not he had re­ The salesman, last night, had' 70 percent were peasants as y m o ceived any amount o f money from their progenitors. made bond which w is fixed Wagner. The event aroused so.m uch in­ When questioned at the sheriff's 61,250. f\ office yesterday, Wyche declined terest in Finland that the^covernment sent Premier Tulcnhqjmo and preprinting the 6382 from » dale to tell where he was between the Archbishop Gummerus as its rep­ hours o f five p. m. and 10 p. m. of a diamond, for $1,132 to h t isl- on Oct. 5, the night on which resentatives. dent of Winter Park. Wagncit it Wagner reported^that ho had been is charged, reported the sale, at tabbed. Ue also refused to say Whale Station Closed whether ho knew anything about $750 to his company and1 atf ad having h a t; the man who is said to have carried As Big Fish Diappear been mode to a man o f Orlande. Wagner out to make the talc. Theft Is Reported * Newspaper msn y r e told by SEATTLE. Oct. 15.—(/P)— The On Monday night, Oct. 6, the Wagner, when he first reported Bay City whale 'station o f 't h e salesman reported to his firm and that he had been robbed, that he American-Pacific Whaling Com­ to the local police and the Orange had been employed by I, Press and pany, one o f a few remaining in County Sheriff Karel, that he had Sons for several years. the United States, is being disman­ been robbed of $135,000 o f Jewelry Have Retained Counsel tled. Lack of whales in the ocean mostly diamonds, by a man who Officials o f the fl/m stated that tributary to Grays Harbor, neceshad carried him out on the Fair the salesman haiF been employed oltated the shut-down. Only 21 villa road for the supposed purpose whales have been brought Into tho of selling a diamond to his uncle. station since, the opening o f the n-ar service opened the Forty-eighth Triennial convention o f tho Episcopal church at Audofor thirty years. They havo re­ season last April. In previous years ew Orleans. More than 10,000 attended th~ servfco imdr n choir o f 230 voices led the singing. tained counsel. . the catcji averaged from 1$00 to 800 ‘ i o f Bishop William Montgomery Brown on charges of Detectives declare that the cord whales a season. It waa this convention whch upheld the convention with which Wagner sayo he was Radical changes in ocean ....................... tied loosely to the tree was so rents along the north and south tight that a man's arms could not Pacific coast have made new feed­ bo thrust under it. ing cones. W E A P “ Story Lady” Fascist Secretary The sheriff would not permit newspaper men to see Wagner last Publishes R eport o f New Faculty Member Panama City— Plans under way for erection o f $450,000 hotel. A t W oman’s College ORLANDO, Oct. 1&-Avk W g ner, jewelry ialesman for l^ P ^ s i ite Records Show Convicts Escape g 9 Months ■ TA L L A H A SSE E , Fin., Oct. 15. ‘ •—l/P)— Ninety p;raoners escaped from road camps o f Florida nml seventeen from the state farm dur­ ing the period of January 1 to October 1, this year, the records in the office of Chief Prison Clerk T. E. Andrews show. O f tha 00 fugitives from the Jroad camps, 54 recaptures were e f­ fected for 1025, up to September 80. O f that number, 20 wero 1025 . escapes, and 28 wero returned who had fled daring previous yearn. ' Eleven recaptures wero made nt the state farm . “ THtae o f them w ere escapes fo r 1925, and eight wero thoso w ho had le ft In pre■ vious years. Five escapes fo r September nn I tw o fo r August were reported for the road camps by S. I,. Walter;;, auditor. One rccapturu win made • iftr September when Sam Johnson, negro, who mado an u n iu iw sfu l d“ h X?1. y'M returned. M •* af 4 ' I ._ * • - XTi'JTTT ~ r r • SANFORD HEIGHTS • , I . * Two lets each 60x150 nicely located/ beau $1,650.00 each . - t >f 1 fo r apartment site'in the city . Price $150m J 40 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins city limfrl subdivision, all for ?90,000.00. . -j Four lota on Park Ave., another apartment, Price $13000.00. Investigate this. One'lot on Park Ave., arid'one on Palmetto ] dose in. $3000.00 each. B<jth neartftouth Sifc school Business lot or warehouse lot, d o t e in, Only $16000.00. ‘ ‘ Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mijtfair. about p rice.............'. *7* 1 Fine piece o f R. R. Road frontage at>|40.00 18 lots in d ty limits $210)00.00. pee th balance 1, 2 and 3 years. . . ,, The Pulesten-Brumley Buildings ' Party Increase Data r.OME, Oct. 15.— (/P)— When Benito Murnoiiii: stretches his right arm forward in Romnn sa­ lute and calls: "Fascist.-;, attentionl", tho answer “ Present!" is a chorus o f voices o f about 3,000,­ 000 men, women and children. Fascism, only a handful o f men fom o ten years ngo, is now n for­ midable army, according to an offilial report made by Roberto Farinaccl, secretary general o f the Fascist Party. Here arc Ills fig ­ ures: 08 Provincial Federations; 0,317 National Trade Unions; 317 Nntimnl Trade Unions; J8 Children's Organisations; 10 Vunguard Organizations; 51*0 Women’s Groups; 0,000 Men’s Groups. TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 15—W — Mrs. Alda Gorcon, well known to ns the the children radio "Story Lady" from Station WEAK, New York City, it* n member o f tho faculty of spoken English depart­ ment. at tho Florida State College for Women. Mrs. Gordon ia a grad­ uate of the Milwaukco Statu Col­ lege and tho Curry ,8chool o f Exircssion, Boston. She hns had specnl work in "story telling" at tho Columbia School o f Expression, Chicago, and was n member o f the Washington Story Players, and a under rtudent of* Shakespeare “ * Louio Calvert, nt Now York Uni­ versity. Sho was n pupil o f W il­ liam Tilly, Columbia University. Before coming to Florida State College, Mrs. Gordon was instruc­ tor in diction at Windsor P. Dag­ Frostproof—City to vote Boon on gett’s School o f Expression of $355,000 bond issue, for municipal Spoken Word, Now York, and nsnistnnt, director at the Triangle improvements. Theatre. Ihinrdin— Water mains lxdng ex Tampa—52,000,COO hotel to bo tended; ner/ type o f fire plugs itr constructed on Davis Islands. stalling in down town section. f STEWART'S WASHINGTON LETTER B f CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Oct. 16*— f/P)— Although the council of the Inter­ parliamentary Union refused even to consider tho plea o f Carl Lindhagen, mayor of Stockholm, that tho union adopt a common lan­ guage for the wholo world, yet comment among his fellow dele­ gates indicated that Lindhngen’s proposal would have had many supporter;*, provided they had Conridered It possibio of realisation. They didnt’ so consider it, how­ ever, and felt ii would hnvo been a waste o f time to discuss it. . f • • • Some o f the English-speaking delegates at tho interparliamen­ tary gathering did seem to think their languages spread promise;* to make o f it, ultimately, n modiuh which may prove serviceable for tho transaction o f oil business a polygot assemblages, but it was noteworthy that tho non-English- Mascotte— City to install twenty additional street lights^ * •ADVERTISEMENTS T E L t YOU* WHAT MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU." speakers almoat all thought other­ wise. • • • In short, ns perhaps might have been expected, each nationality nt the interparliamentary meet­ ing seemed to feel that ita idiom was thoone which, for beauty, simplicity, clarity and all other good qualities, ought to ho chosen if therq wero to he a*i agreement on any single one oul o f the en­ tire collection. • • Good Hay and Plenty O f It Also full line of fresh, clean Horse, Poultry/ arid Daii Our price and quality will save you money. Money b* are not sdlisfied. • IU K YOUR LIVESTOCK MY DIVIDENDS Made-to-order lnngungen had few advocates, most o f tho oppo­ sition to them being based on the ground that thoy must inevitably be based largely upon of the older tongues, or perhaps some group of tongues, and can only be popular with those to whom the latter come naturally. Even Lindhagcn addressed the interparliamentary sessions in French, nob Volopuk or Esperanto. SANFORD FE1 ALGRAIN HORSE FEED Bring an 05% Grain Ration. Is the mosteco­ nomical, as well as the best balanced hoyif feed on the market. SUPPLY 0 Myrtle Ave. & -ill! n | H r ie p m « iM r M i jn o . w/ snbb — F rid a y and S a t u r d a y — Now is the Time to Save Money on your Fall Merchandise 6 fo o t Duplex Window 32-incli Dress Ginghams, fast colors, % Per yard Shades Best grade 25c Bleaching, ? • t,M Per yard .$27.50 S&rdrpbif I 1■ V } * 4 ffininks ’/ } « w m S m 36 inch Scout Percal $2.50 Crepe dc Chine, good assortment 81x90 Pepperal Sheets • v of colors. Per vard. Men’s Topkis Uniort 36-inch Pajama Check. P er yard Ladies’ New Fall Silk Dresses Men’s Broadcloth . Shirts ' Ladies’ Goats 32-inch Devonshire Cloth. 6-inch B elding Satin. Per yard fast colors. Guaranteed Per vard Child ren’si-Coats $5.95 ,t o $9.95 ,, �THE SANFORD ■ ___ WE HAVE BUYERS BETTER B For Homes. 2 lots in Rose Court, one fronting on Sanford Avenue, $5,000 for both. 1 lot on Park Avenue, close in, best residence section, $3,150. 21 acres jiist o f f County Club Road good subdivision trapt. This Is a splendid investment and the price is right, femall house on Elm Avenue, garage on lot. For quick sale $4,600. If you would be interested in the best lake front tract in the county see me at once. Several modern homes jUBt being built’ at attractive prices and requiring a small cash payment, balance like rent. What have you ? Furnished or unfurnished your place for you. Cold Storage Plant, half city block, French Ave. Terms. 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per acre, Terms. Nice House and 20 acres celery farm. $40,000. Good terms. Business and Residence lot$ on First Street Extension, Lot on Oak between 11th and 12th. $2,000. Good terms. Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. Easy terms. t ljiave a real good investment in income property just for this week. RSal Estate and Investments. Phone 743. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Masonic Building—— Phope 707 203*205 Meisch Building Acreage Homes The Davey-Winston Organization Inc For Bargains R . W. LAWTON, Realtor Farms LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US W ith .offices in N ew Y ork City and various other citkj over the country, we are in a position to sell your prod erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in propera in this locality. 1 Wonderful value in a 6-room bungalow In Rose Court. Furnished. Large lo t Garage. Shade trees. Ask us about this BARGAIN. Also beautiful 8-room house in Rose Court,' completely and elaborate­ ly furnished. Large corner lot. Priced considerably under market. A steal at the present price. I f you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, m kindly communicate with us. COLCLOUGH.. » REALTY COMPANY. K* 'T *%*"*,“ ' ^ * r 311 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 732 ■r s•JillT “in JuPii* rjJ.T i *j. ■f* * ; . * •( «. '¥ *-*/ * ■*i ,* * *. j. _ , ’ • •. ■ ■ . ■,* ' ,a- *-*,-**, . . "i . < *■ 'V f» ■, * . ■ , i; . . , * L. ALLEN, w ■ 11 ^ f if 3 ; • 9 L m lll *■, I* ,** Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer f t • Office 116 Merri wether Building || *} £ jr j' . ' Manager I f f »**fl i / ' #• /tr hj‘ (| 111 . 4 \ P. O. Box 331 If-'- • * SANFORD, FLORIDA h REAL ESTATE ,* 'V ^4 * - Developers Seminole Hotel Prom ote ' THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY - ‘ h t — can b e classed as so many sales­ men, .d isplayin g their wares to ten thousand prospec­ tive, eager-to-know buyers every day. * *f m FULTON, INC. INSURANCE * * ' • ;r Brokers SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE I TT DUBOSE & HOLLER ** • *• t REALTORS Established 1910 • * LOANS------ INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS ACREAGE SUBDIVISIONS 1. A 3 acre bargain on Country Club Road. • ' *Vv V 2. Northeast corner lots, 12th St. and Elm Avenue. One 6 room house. One 3 house, modern, bath with screened porches, beautiful lawn, flowers, tropical si bery. For sale together or separately. Hac, 1 REAL BARGAIN 5 Room House Only $2,200. $700 cash 20 acres land, 8 cultivated, 50 orange trees, other fruit, good well 2',fc miles from Chuluota. BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number 5 Rail Building, Opposite Post Offico, Sanford, Florida 20 Yeurs Experience With Florida Land Values Just In Their Infancy 2 lots and 8 room modern house, on corner, fronting cast and south, frontage First Street 127'/. feet, depth 132 ft. House rented for $65 per month and j« refused $12,500. Fort short time $13,000, one third cash and balance in one, twol three years. Two Lots Corner V, Eleventh and Myrtle Ih. $600.00 cash, balance real easy Five acres and living quarters, just off the Orlando road about five Sanford, few days only, at $1600. miJo' Just out of Sanford City limits, .east front on Sanford Ave„ lot with two i® house, also lot immediately behind same fronting on Palmetto, all for $775 a and $25 per month. Total $3,000. Beautiful Bungalow, Brand New Five rooms nnd modern in every respect; nice location and good neighbors. $7,500.00. $1,300.00 cash. $1,200 December 25th and balance $65.00 per month. AH properties subject to prior sale. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments 116 South Park Ave PHIL SMITH, Mgr Phone You enn’t beat it in Sanford ATTENTION OWNERS Original purchasers of Pine Crest lbts are doubling their money. HAVE YOU NOTICED A few choice ones left. That the East bulkhead is completed ana that First Street is about to be paved ginning at Sanford Avenue. Well we h avo some of this pronertv for sale. ’ owners have re uctlantly placed the beat of this property on Che market in d to improve their cash position. Inveati gate this offer. We have a client asking* fo r a large, close in lot to start a new business in Sanford. FIRST STREET ®ne Wonting. 130 ft on First Street. Running back 125 feet to \Vi Street. $800 per front foot, cash, 5% binder. g k 1“ J f 1 1 Tell us what you have. List youh houses, lots, farms, groves and acreage with us. W e have buyers waiting Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS K SIMMONS, Sale* Mgr, 108 Magnolia Ave, SEMINOLE BOULEVARD 300 feet on Cypress, fronting 100 feet on the Boulevard and Watpr Street ' property is offered at $275 per front foot on Cypresa Street, t S wmSStJ Sanford Avenue 1 block West, has, we understand, sold for $850 lu>». I Phone 708-709 �.THESAMPmm fTALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Oct. Jfl.— ^ Will Take JlUfriOTi Offer canisnt J 1* " * } * He at Meeting •r Vis., Oct. 16.— f c j o f control o f , 3t its next meethe proposed DeaSsnism at the K s made.poxHli n , which orgnn.•imlowmcnt fund i on last spring. 1 the “drive" to c% f Americanism the Dcpsrintfft o f were ,-m^ututc‘d L t W r th c,kwrM . %{ Bartow, pant •r of the legion. In campaign, throaglt rith the nntion.il ) per ctnt of tho t, —|p— swdowment, the latter was of- ijp\__West Florida is enforcing the fl/hing laws to the letter, and the industry in that section reveals improved Conditions over last year, according' to State Shell Fish Com­ missioner T. B.. Hddgds, who- re­ cently visted Pensacola, MJUpn, Camp Walton, Valparaiso and oth­ er places aolng the coast. Captain H odges' trip w a s-for tho primary purpose o f ascertaining whether or not tho laws for tho protection o f fish and shell fish vjrero being p r e p a y , upheld. Commissioner Hodges called at­ tention to the fa ct that tho license ytfar fq r the fishing, in d u stry -cf the state began on October 1, un­ der the general salt water fish and shell fish laws, and that 99, 630.90 had been received In remit­ tances fo r licenses by his office du­ ring the first week. The licenses arc issued fo r commercial fishing, coverin g,th e dealers in fish and oysters ynd boat licenses. No license Is required o f sports­ men under the g e n e ra l. laws fo r fishing in the salt waters o f the state, unless the fUh are sold, the commissioner pointed out. ,Mr. Hodges left shortly after his western trip fo r a visit to the coast to make further inspections: N A S ^ y i U S , Oct. It!— GP)—The g a s o h e lU lln g station has replac­ ed t h e 'familiar old sqppllng that, form erly was swung down to block the public highways in the Torn 'of a toll "ate. 'M otorists aro paying p ah o f the highway construction expense at three cents a gallnn a t’ the filling station, pump, where formerly ev­ ery vehicle passing the designated spotn had to plonk down n quarter Toll gates were satisfying to traffic^lOO years ago when the piopcers blazed through forested areas and estahjished accomnidation for ^ I f * T Tvnw TT/Vnne n , ___ ' VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG.’ H. G. Woolworth, Mgr, o v iry ten * e e p or hogs, to three cents for each four-horse carriage. Tho rates advanced with the pro­ gress In roads and modes o f tra­ vel arid similar toll systems were adoptedj n other states^.___________ » DEGREE : * Phone 727 Fii'e Prevention Week Complete stock fire exlln gulshers carried by Prime CutsWestern CHUCK STEAK Ball Hardware Imperials Western Brisket ■ 2 1-2 pound Can o f Klim .... S No. 2 Cans T om a toes..... ■ No. 1 Cans Tomatoes, 3 cans for.:..... ■ 3 Rolls o f Toilet Paper........ ........... . | 3 pounds of 50 to 60 prunes....;..-../....... ■ No. 1 Sliced or Crushed Pineapple..... jj No. Can Corn, 2 cans.....£.*.f, .... S No. 2 Can Peas, 2 cans...... | Mrs. Duke’s Hoppin John in cans. | Mrs. Duke’s Brunswick Stew in cans | N ice Fat Mackerel, lb. . . .£ , £ .* ..... . ■ 2 1-2 lb. Corn on Cob...... ..................... S 3 lbs. Good Apples.............................. ] q§ Campbells, Can > ' ■s discovered in one o f lily constructed nests p observation. Tho inlout inceiuntly while Intel quietly in the cor[nest, apparently shunImentcd one! The moph» wildly rushing ant feat it was unable to pything in its path was New Houses in City at best price and terms. 10 acre Celery Farm with new hiuse, crons and farming tools. On Sanford Aveiue, Aveiue. close drew* in in, Valdez’Realty Co 410 Sanford -Ave, I Oct. IC.-I/P)—The Imcr.tcii ant is recordkits Archive for Neuin.vbiu’rv jfolh ull <Iu2 Hotuncfi by Dr. Ru■widdy^bown nerve 410 Sanford Avenue POT ROAST Palmetto— White w ay lights to be installed along Bay Street, Insane Ant » Archives s Sqqntist Cnc a-room BungriJSw'; IT blocki Trdm’ poet o ffice, best location, now .vacant. Price «3il00. $1,000 down, balance $32 month. ALL OVER THE W O R L f e : Key mar No. 2 Can To lighten labor’ll load 3 A t the Basket Ways the,ant was disM ei a microscope, it have suffered n tu­ ft lobe of the brain itroyed several of the »t centers. W e Dfelivler \ : For the frail, the sick, the distressed. I f I had my way about jt, * - ........ it I 1 . A ! " , | „ #■ T. I1(f^ Those in need would sure be blessed. Hut my Substance is so meager I can-do but little more, Than to point the way to save-^- ' *“ ** Trade at Plggly Wiggly Store W c bring tr> your table the food* delights 06 all lands, as well as the best ofdonirstic foods. W c bring them to'you fresh, arid pure, and at a great saving which no smaller oiganisarioh could possibly offer! Salad Dressing FANCY “ BLUE HOSE DELICIOUS CALIFORNIA Our Business Is to Lighten Your Load Corn KEYM AR ST A N D A R D 10-bo to P-ound KEYM AR ST A N D A R D CORNER 4th STREET AND SANFORD AVE Big New Front, Phone 'GG0 Apples, York Imperial, lb.— 5c Sweet Potatoes, lb.............. 5c Sugar, fine cane, ib........ -... Pineapple Sliced (Silver Bar Brand) No. 2 Can, per c a n — 24c Pineapple Grated in Syrup, (Silver Bar Brand) No. 2 Can Per c a n ____ _________ -24c -Year-old g'jrilJJ determined to Iw Round and Sirloin Steak Per lb.............. ....... DEL MONTE SLICED IEAPPLE can . JERGEN’S BOYAL PALM HARD HEADS Potatoes CAKE N. Y. STATE TO ILE T PAPER Finest Quality Full Cream, Lb RED c i r c l e FANCY COBBLERS THEA-NECTAR m,an haa ,lone ■ sr big tnsi. F Delirious Economical ■ bhy ’ 3 'Jrange-Pekrip. India-Ccyion or MDud 2 oz. Stew Beef, per lb. 1-4 lb. ^ S P E C I A L SALE ^ - Uneeda Bakers' 1-2 Ib. National Sugar W afers' Other Meats, Grriceries, L ens, Fish, Vegetables ^ SUGAR W A F E R S ^ Aridlta •fttiioenr GET RESULT'S BY USING HERALD WANT ADS. r iH m im s | �- - , -*i I V # t . m sissy THT? SANFORD HE1 ■ *s All Over Now es has passed into history. Down, . into the dust by the overwhelming onslaught o f i Washington team’ gallant Pirates, with the games standing three to one; against, them Sunday r -1 lu jm i. _ night, looked out into a new week with confidence, and ^ (stra ig h tfo rw a rd Won three games in a row. ~ ‘ Even that last frame, fought to break the tie, showed iv iiin iim o i m t m T M I - I 1.lt 11* Month*—9LII die stu ff o f the team 'which now holds the championship. t.red ■-»* CIV b» Car r t « . Hu. • « * Gividg the Senators a lead o f four runs in the first inning, »n r. the Pirates came from behind twice to tie the scofe and m m c h i Ail finally to win the game by a score o f seven to nine. The ihk*. r*i Pirates made baseball history yesterday which will long en­ dure. “ . ‘ *'•rtutng rate*. ’'W alter Johnson, hardy noble fighter that he is, was not t* «**!«•• himself yesterday. iU d T i * The elements conspired against him fOT la fb* and he found it a difficult task to throw a wet ball with r ftll >tb* cufctomary speed. Bui it is doubtful if the outcome would have been different had the weather been fine. Three Wl gamefe in a world series is some pitching for a man of Johnson's age. D A Y .O C T . 1ft, 18*5 The Pirates have taken the pennant to Pittsburgh.and it H ERALD 'S PLATFORM is reasonable to believe that it will be safe with them for water rant* to Jocksoa- another year. In the meantime let’s turn our sporting eye r f .BL U k t + l * to football.-and. . . . . r itil c Watch Georgia Tech for the Southern Conference! '• X of whit/ w»y. / — ■ o . ■. n Penrose By the Potomac W\ >A Y . O C T O B E R l # f FT*hotals, apart went iA f- v-. SLOW POISON As Brisbane : Jr ■ v Illd E*coBimunle*tlon. Respectable Real Estat«. BY ARTHUR H RI9BA1B (Copyrtcni m i ) >1 iis i fi GO TO THE ANT, thou slug­ gard. consider her w a ft * id be wise.” Or, young men and ol men, if you haven’t any induatrlo ■ ant at hand, go to Walter Jo mion, pitcher for the Senators, and con­ sider HIS ways and be win;. That man has plnyed U icball, a tiring game, exhausting lerVes and muscles, for nineteen years !e is IN BASEBALL *A VERY OI.D MAN.” When it was announced t tat he would pitch for Washington against Pittsburgh—nn event more inter­ esting to 100,000,000 people In the United States than any other con­ ceivable event on earth at mesent —the wise onei> said: “ Poor OLD JOHNSON. He will do pretty well for one inning, pos­ sibly two or three; THEN Se will blow up.” I f you’ re parti the kind of want in your, the new kind' in your old ne ■ ti­ D. Rosier (or i* 1 Hw » nt / % A. D. Rl '*,*?-i&r * ' * net 3rd aiiftl M j 0 JOHNSON DIDN’T blow tip. He pitched two games, allowing only 11 hits, and he struck ou t-12 men. That means something in profesional baseball o f the highest class. He pitched all through the two games and he never wavered or faltered. John J. McGrow, o f the Giants, said truly of Johnson after his fin ■: performance in Pittaburgb;“ Johnson not only smothered the speed and punch of the Pirates but he gave them a lesson in his art. He struck out ten o f the strongest batters In tho game. When it Is realized that these hard hitting Pirate:* got but five hits, the skill o f Johnson can bo apprec­ iated.” Evening Kush V HIGH S^IOOL1 Mra. Steele, \ Every Monday, and Friday Ei is fe * Some place in North Carolina cawed Washington is up in arms because it 1b continually being confused with Washingof itroet p»te| pro- . T\ r \ Tl * ____ I__ i . __*__ _fl ___ ton, D. C. It seems that no mail ever reaches Washington. N; C. without ^nUsscnt to Washington, D. C.” being stamped _ , , ___ Hon , o i . o r « o 4 U l * M o .r o c on it. And this is getting the Carolinons’ goat. They want I nf rirr beontlfteAto change, the name o f Washington. ‘ No, you are wrong, not Washington, N.C., but Washington, ■ o f. scbetV f«r’ tncr«*M4 fi- D. C. They claim that in as much as Washington, N. C., was founded first and named first, it has a greater right to the name thftri has any other city later established. They have ■THOUGHT FOR TODAY presented this priority claim to the Rotary Club of Washing T H E O V N lic iE N T GUIDE:— ton, D. C.; and are nsking aid, in the name of all that ia fair Th*- stepft o f .ft Rood man are ord­ andJust, to change the name of the capital. ered by the Lord. Psalm 37: 33. The New York World thinks that this ought by all means TRULY, McORAW said of the PRAYER:— Enable u ., O Lord, to be dono. It doesn't think that Washington is an appro­ wonderful Johnson, "HE HAD EV­ to ktndy thy Word faithfully. Then $ It Sjiall be a lamp to our feet and priate name for tho capital anyway.” That city is dedicated ERYTHING.” Young gentlemen, and old gen■ guide to our path. tb the interests of government job-holders, and to pet up tlemeri, remember that Johnson SOMETHING W ORTH W HILE George Washington as the patron saint of these is simply “ HAD EVERYTHING,” but he had BA LLA D E OF DIBILLUHIQN CHARLESTON, (W EST VA.) CAZETTE to be absdrd. The fellow had no conception of the traditions first, lost and all the time, HELP ■' <■ • MENT . CONTROL. He trained for his o f jobry at Till; he was forever, quiting his job, resigning his There Is n magnet drawing peo­ dered about, regulated nnd govern-1 great pitching feat, the reporters That “ thing* are seldom what thay commission and retiring to his Virginia acres. said, as though he were training ple o f brains, ability and resources ed. tseem Penrose, thinks the World, would be a fit name for the for a prize fight. I thought was poe poetry. H ’a proset Who is not looking for a haven? to Florida. These people nre not F o r maayt'a.. tha brij bright and apark- capital of our country. “ Here was a man who scaled the loftFlorida advertises thnt she hns following a pled piper. Men do not HE TRAINED for something eliminated one at IcaiC of these jest heights o f job-holding; he was tho very flower, acme and riuad. much better than a fight. lie train­ inveu. without investigation. They harrassing taxes. What one enrns T & t 4i S S a * • beautedui pinnacle of johry. llo sank his teeth in his first job at the I find th at .m any ed to demonstrate that so-valled not emigrate without a cause and lenves for his family, Florida age of twenty-four, and from then until hia lamented demise "did age” in baseball I*'n ot 1m- do )bij ituqr ro»e iti.'v r* *" '* that appeals to their renson. A ennnot tax. How ninny people with­ at the age o f sixty-one he never once let go; repeated on­ nortent. lie proved thnt it is not few might he caught in a draft in your knowledge are trying by Concaala,a.***‘ *rf**L f tv a ^ t e . a . ' T L And, slaughts by the massed voters of Pennsylvania failed mis­ hard WORK that hurts us, but to the Everglades hut the stand­ trhst arrangements to avoid the m y the Dftitube lan't bluel W ho aay erably to pry him loose. His name, in addition, would servo WHAT WE DO BETWEEN ing and character of those who are high exactions of the inheritance TIMES. ' ^rrm<r'^1 k , making permanent arrangements tax? This tax is paid by widapvs l*va found that* o f t In Nature'* well the purpose of ^he renltors, who, next to the job-holders, A man old at thirty-nine 7r , to fish for alligators and fight and children. It must be paia in are the most influential class in Washington. It trips music- forty is not made old by work. fleas in Florida convince us that cash. Often the distresnid family scheme \ A lovsly scentless flow er uiow*; ally of the tongue and lends itself to pleasing alliterative vnri He is mado old by late hours, dis­ wu must look beyond a mere craze is compelled to sell property at a A tree of'height and girth supremo ations like theso: sipation. drink, stupidity. to find the meaning. People of sacrifice to pay It. It is either a That fru it ndr blossom ever Consider Walter Johnson, the r.turdy habits, succesn.'ul businesses charge far paying tha debt o f nn “ Penrose by the Potomac. shows; great pitcher; study his ways and ample means, high standing in ture, or is a socialistic ytny o f re­ “ Penrose-Cliff by the Placid Potomac. A -b ir d whose wing with color be wise. th eir respective communities have distributing property. On either .glow s, .*• “ Penrose-Briar-Cliff by the Pellucid, Placid Potamac. gone to Florida, nnd. lifter full ground it. is unworthy n free peo W hose gayest carol drips with rue; ,RATS IN Britain do $350,000,000 investigation and due deliberation, ile. The ancestor, who has wrest­ “ Penrose-Briar-Cllff-Manor by tho Purling, Pellucid, Afld now— how long the tally damage pvery -yeflr. Here they 'g r o w a — •'' _ Placid Potomac, the Pluy Paradise of the Politicians, the Port do more damage. There ia more artr milking arrangements that are ed with income tax, sur-tnx, Piles rlnilhunti ill bha-acti't to .go Co t onto bile b tax,: ..gasoline. tAk of Ports. ■■ for them to damage.” • ' ' r‘ ■• " T h e y tg y the Danube Isn’t hluot iirida to live. Millions are being fedrs to ienvo the unevcM battle' , ■ The citizens o f Washington, N. C., will no doubt be very England endured the $350,000,Far peaks tliiit llks warm beacon* thankful to tho World for its generous Support of their move­ 000 annual damage more or le:*i spent in that state. It will not do to his widow and children. He , to say that this merely a specula turns to the "city o f refuge," the gleam* patiently. But now the rot* make, tor'., bo,,,,,. Some have specula­ hnven in the shuth that offers hope ment and the recommendation of u new name for the capital. But alftVbr In eternal snows; themselves a nuisance in Buck tions in mind, but people who o r­ to his widow and children. Hence, Possibly they agree with everything thq World hud to say. A friend vxalt«<i by esteem Ingham Palure, where tho King hanks, build. Immense ho+ so many m A o f means are going . But grinds hia little axe and However to us, Floridans, used to all kinds of promotion nnd Queen live; where Woodrow ganize tols and upnrtment houses, factor­ to Florida, and also the smart men go3f,*' y••* » Wilson slept and dreamed Demo­ schemes, it looks peculiarly as if certain North Carolinians ies, garages, laundries and invest who know that where wealth and 8he hath eyea black, T v e said, , were at Innt realizing the extreme value of advertising and cratic dreams. in public utilities nre counting upon initiative go, times will be good. as aloes; Rats in Buckingham Palace are something permanent. No mineral were trying in n unique way to boom their town. The second thought U that if theixThey vieU may be another hue! not to be endured. Thu slogan A , 4 *• . A ■•,, a t -«*■ i> m 8(n4r Hia Way*.* Impertinent Rats. .’i •' B Beginners > a y ^ n r time, Resident of F!orM« wr.."«SSSF; J. H. H Hit it. ! 1 » Wm ft I'hOM til Member of Sa.*,goal! Florida Stats 1 S' Flortala Asit-ciitiou. t'f o) tend td 1 The officials o f the SeminqjG Pounlj Bank take pleasure in hel,ping"you advising you— assisting ycuUh eve consistent way to achieve your di sires. *« t fc’b l S a n fo rd .F la . S )g > STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCRBSS lure can account for it. Fruit, vetc F.at More Fruit” hna been etnbles, cotton nnd cereals grow ns ■mart fellows con make money Florida is not trying to take it T1IKUK IS NO harm in being stupid, so long as a man changed to “ Kill More Rats." ■ .w H t u N c B E A Ja E S T A T E well in the Carolina.*, Georgia, Aln- away from their dependents. They tho Danube’ Isn't blue! does not think himself clever; no good in being clever, if a buma and Mist<sslppi. But impor­ 'an‘l o 'tiS But it is not hard to go one step A SMALL part of the money that Some day they'll tail me, 1 suppose, mun thinks himself so, for that is a short way to the worst men recently spent in the big tant people are going to Florida I _____ further. If the are ... .. v.Vv »Florida .W.iww people I^wpib »t»3 W A R E H O U S E P R O P E R T Y My dear and true love isn't true; stupidity.— MacDonald. live nnd to do business. They sturdy nnd sensible enough to turn war killing other MEN, would ex­ to propose to call thut state home.' Jt may be verity. Who knows? — »—n *»—* L-----their faces ugainst this domogog-oterminate all the rot* nil the The speculators 1200 feet on Railroad ,J , have found out ical, modern Invention, they arc u They say the Danube Isn't blue! BEFORE PHILOSOPHY can teach by experience, the ntoaqultoee, wipe out ail plagues this fact and they know whnt it A BARGAIN.. GOOD TERMS >rtr / — Edward W. Barnard, good people to trust to deul with philosophy hns to be in readiness, the experience must be parth. **” UP ° p URUe 8,)0t" 011 means to have independent, re­ other modem source!* of revenue. oA F E W C H O IC E H O U S E ? u If at flrat you don't succeed, cry, Fathered ai\d intelligently recorded.—Carlyle. ‘ Fortunately mts and plague* sourceful und wealthy people to If u people have the couragu t i flock to a state. There Is n funda­ turn down the demagogues in one cry aqaln. •«, climb up from the slums into tho Located In Exclusive Residential Section*. mental cause for this phenomonn. thing, the same people will tell the -opclaces. That attracts tho atten­ Price and Terms on Request. >'i It comes frum some cause thnt it Doggona It! I f they had Just M Y FAVORITE STORIES amateurs where to head in on other tion of those that have the power in the business of the student to questions of government. let thait man Haklntvula in, we By IRVIN S. CODU nnd then something is done. B U IL D IN G L O T S find out. might nave something to writo Does West Virginia catch tho Selected with reference to LOCATION offers abodt today. A Sherlock Holmes looks all point? Here we have mineral A youth in southeastern Mis- lawyer, "I don’t believo there it* BISHOP BROWN, o f Ohio, has ful range in speculative o ..... little ....... clues as „„ well wealth hardly scratched, including souri became Involved in legal pro­ anything I can dq. .You remember at last been expelled by the Houso ways, (or the - --- - j —-— - - **v.. • •••iMUtilt); If ail men were paid whnt they ceedings as tho result o f tho my*- how hard I worked for him at his of Bishops. The good bishop, who ln«*ibn bl.» --------u" 1 •"-* ,l -----' ---*' 1 as tho big ones, lie reasons by in- limestone and flre-cluy; timber and PROFITS are actually worth, the high cost teriaus dlsnppearunco o f a neigh­ trial— huw 1 sweated down two insisted on doing hi.* own think duction und deduction. Ho clintin- grazing land unsurpassed, nnd Price and Terms Very Attractive “ I o f living would bo a mure serious bors’ mare and tho upithot was that or three collars over yonder in Iing, applied for an injunction to a tea and com*.ructs from the known farming land that does not need problem than it la now. n jury went so far as to find him that courthause and how I wasted restrain other bishops from put- and the probable. Now we ull know; irrigation. We have fish and gome; BUY IN SANFORD i • ------ 'O - ........ guilty of hono-stealing and the all the oratory I had in my system, ting him out. Whllo the applica­ whut Florida has to offer In the lovely stream:* and forests. We can Safe and Sound. , One thing about it, that woman Judge gave him n sentence of five and how ( snapped both my sus­ tion wns pending he was expelled. way of climate, soil and naturnl duplicate Switzerland, the Rhine, who is the mother o f 34 and her years ut hard labor. A friend of penders. But in spite o f all I It is over, nnd until the i ay of resources. We can eliminate ull the Danube and the plainr o f Ixjmhusband do not have to borrow any mine defended him at his trial. could say, you know as well as I judgment nobody will know who these its furnishing any part o f the hardy. We ure no\y building roads children to take to the eircua.— powerful attraction nnwArfiil ntti-..-*!.— that *-is draw­ ------ ull through the atnte. Homo months after hia lute do whnt happened. The case went wns tight. ------ The rspecu*| R E A L T O R S Tampa Times. It seems to us that client had been taken away to be­ ing people nnd capital from the tutors who follow cupilal end con­ against us and the Judgu gave they have n circus all their awn. IT Yearn o f Success in Sanford tbl.r gin serving his suntcncu this friend Wetfey five years in the State THE EXPELLED bishop, how­ other states. Whut, then, is it that structive genius can find here nil ta MagnolTa at Second.' was sitting one morning in his o f­ penitentiary nnd there he is!” ever, can go on living about us induces tho big capitalist, small kinds of values to engage their We note with sorrow that the fice when tho door oponod nnd "Yu*, suit, Hal,” said the fath­ usual. Friends will eut with him, business.* man, developer, trader, talent. Our water power is prucLOANS city has pot yet repaired the there entered tho father o f the er," Wesley, Junior is up thnr in restuurnnts will entertain him, tail­ deqiei, stenographer, accountant, tlcaliy undeveloped. Here, by demground immediately surrounding youth, an elderly bearded hillsman. thut there penitentiary und that*’ ors will muko clothe* for him, luwyer, doctor, school teacher ami ^onstration and test, is ihu place our onu tone tennis court. Well, “ Hal," began the newcomer, “ I jest the pint! I got a letter frum pcoplo will sell him good:*, serv merchant to go to Flurida? Do n ot!to solve most of the problem.* of there are u lot of things in Han­ come to see you to git you to do him this muwnin’. And lie told me ants will wait on him. That's l bo foolish and conclude that it is commercial chemistry. (H Cl Why not ford for one man t6 look after. a crazy whim or just tho sheep profit front Florida’s bravo stand somethin' 'bout my boy Wesley, Ju to come to see you and to tell you change. s a s i n i s i s i i l i m i l l l l l l l a i l l l a | | | | | | | | | | | | | | l l iii > docs things, tor ntor." to git him out of that place rightIf ho had been excommunicated following tho leuder. Tho more you lor the mun who -— .................................... ..... *w * and think it over, the1 iustiro ? * -• ’ European linguist visiting In “ Well, Uncle Wes,’ said tho a-way—he's plum' dissatisfied.' In tho good old days, all would investigato justice? The repeal o f the inheri­ , ____ its * New York asserts that English 1* flee from him, the meanest in the clearer will become tho reason tance tax and n just modification which wo now suggest. rapidly becoming the universal land would not touch or cornu near or a repeal o f .our sales tux luw FRAN CE MARKS TIME language. Even America is using him. His case is different from Florida is u place of refuge for would bring a flood capital to '.he ______---------------------quite a bit o f It this seuson.— MuLOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL that of tho proud Gurmanic Km- tho successful person, The” uiflev*- j That course would attract con Telegraph. Hut America is |jperor who came over tho moun­ cnee between Florida and other I* op,e who can Domestic politics for the mo­ most bitter in his turbulent career tains in the cold o f Winter and •■.ate.* may be cxagqernted. Thi i P misusing a lot more of It. nn“ , , , . , ., ment is standing in the way of und upon the outcome hinges the stood barefoot in tho Snow at r — —o--------kind o f thing always get* into th e !, A1 wouid aUo b.rinKL the .?m.VrA Caillaux Is much worried about Franco’s acceptance of America's future of the Pninluvo Govern­ Canoaaa, begging to bo forgiven. human mind in un inflated form .1fallow vi\\o icocs to tho nail lick Six rooms, Karage, large lot. . hills amounting to $150,0U0,0UU proposed stop gup to the debt ne­ ment. Distance lends enchantment, b u t /10, hod the deer. That would do ad'A , -__-»«-LI— .11*#* ---It which have to be paid this year. gotiations. Finance Minister CuilCaillaux wns nwnre o f the situ­ REAL ESTATE Is a respectable in truth, this difference Is not ehi'! Iadvertising £ * » « • results. -Built with great care for resident owner. Jf h« would put a step to that Inux has discussed the situation ation when tho final proposal was — 1" 1, Ln. -„u,i pi... would stimulate thii* state us Mo• 7.1 '■ / A „ uthlnto UJ coMtitution u|**» >* ,no^ »tlmulate«l. And then game in Morocco and cut other with the Chhlnet. He has laid be­ inude. llo impressed the Americun nmi conriderubie businesA A uru4 JJJ High grade, built-in features and many extras l eckschcr, who says he i«^like .\ h* » prohibition against an inherit-uwe «°u ld know that it would rwt needless 1 extravagances of the fore it the whole of the Mission's commissioners thnt he could not old cab horse in •ill French government, he not only memoranda. He has put before it sign the provisional accord for the would fail down if its Dickens. To moat people'the inheritance a mushroom growth. Those wi.o driver ullected for comfort and convenience, 'd1 ' could pay the |15O,UtH),lX)0 but oth­ the final proposition, the payment simple reason that It might upset lowcd it to atop, goes on working DllJ tax does not seem burden *,nu- b e - 7 _ mB wou’ d , f “ y,' c? j = er debts which he owes equally as of $40,000,000 over a period of the whole Governmental machine­ and occasionally buys something. .Minn,in 1»... -uuiu «arn cum dividends. uiviuenas. The m e fline cause to them it seem* insignitital wou,d in e ,! Essentially a worth-while propertyyd five years to keep alive the nego­ ry. He foresaw the opposition well. f y - ,v A few days ago for “ all cash" he S3Ti«"«5Si. s^ii?. i"8S 5ph ” «- * “ '■ e, »««. tiations until a more favorable that will be In evidence at tho Rad­ bought a 32-story building at No. C*n „ ‘ - L.ni., xiu- mora vou!n,nd!* ° ,u* ea‘ u mmkin « a living ■ an ascc: I k • . ? r '»«uld do their own advertising. IJJ Miami dentists had a visit the time to estimate the nation's fu ­ ical convention. 01 Broadway, New York, for lid v other night from “ professional*" ture capacity to puy. This meeting, which is scheduled $17,000,000, That would iurp ise s r j M T rj s Jr«nA t.lO h.,c . ! ™ * L » ~ ™ « « * iB ■ • » * ** a * * who pried open their safes ami But the most non-committal an for tomorrow, is the most import. .............. .. Id a A lter, who o.r,l to b o , f ! , « l ^ o r t w ' i o ' » * * — walked o ff with all their gold and nouncements are made by the Gov­ \ w n t. No' king, cznr, c a l i p h , bavin* .‘■°n>®*hlng lu uJvirj ,!'B platinum. Miami danltala have ernment. “ A solution is a long way ant political gathering in Prone* o»t Manhattan Island. ^ it* nlonlhs. own representatives in estate now.Huy where $17.000,000|emie . other . . . autocrat ev cr!at for many It may turn Moral: a the phUl^ . . ^ wrB'd L.mL ro.-. or llmu uud p BCC thc p L much in common with Sanford den­ off," says Caillaux. A decision against *k-t- .1— ,l k ..l l J l « » oMI k.. '-* — tists. And it might he well for cannot he reached, declares un o f ­ office and brlntr "nJ hUou .I » u t Vhilr Jow.,.|huRdlOK will bo lou r. .................. I j E T S U h ^ A m o r t ^ f '^ ^ " ’ ” 1 “ dentists o f other Florida cities who ficial communique, until the next ■ ■ have nob yet been favored with a Ministerial Council at tho Elysev by atUMnpring7okp itW b l j f 'l 5 t o COMMERCIAL NEWS from Ja- • » h.-aplnjc upon. themselve:* by BART NASON, Local Contemporary Comment IS visit, to *take u few extra precsti- on October 20. power former Premier Harriot, pan is cheerful—for Japan and for|«H°wii\g demogogues and amateur Like t1 -* ........................... The date is carefully act. Be­ lion*. 507-8 1st National Hank lildg. the .Socialists o f this wobbly lu*. states \n tht^ Urn IrivU lcs^ Every thing is > -w — --- f,.o-.n*h To avoid growing old, just go | Phone 2fl tween nuw and then the Radical Radlcnl-Hocialist coalition, th o •to the United States in the fir .tl . »n J tuxed l>utiduwn to Miami and ting loudly,' Wilbur says that con- party wilt have its say on the debt Radicals may adopt disruptive tft- half o f IU25 wc . ..iw .k,V,ku'.rmnudence and inconipetency. The “ I’alifornia, I am Coming."—-NashI P P J Q H H air it impossible so long question. Caillaux will be cate­ tlcs, opposing their own officials. what they were t*_» «*•-* • 1— “a score o f headings under as the eutmy has one plane aloft. chised and will defend his course. This accounts (or Callloux'a per­ sold by the United States *to Ja-!over To tbia*Admiral Hlma replies: “ I There will be vociferous obejec* functory remarks ______ _ ___ _ and___ for iho nori- pan fell o f 25,000,000 yen in the |which ho b taxed. His capital, Hii id him that. If but lions and much condemnatory ora- [euuiniUtal cuminuniqucs from 'th e ! same" period Loans learnings, his mles, his fne!, his I “ What in this 'wanderlust* you m o n e y AVAILABLE 40 1j\ u i I wcutdn’ t worry tory. The convention will no doubt j Cabinet. It account* for setting | This meaans poor bu:*'nes f o r ! flivver, his deeds of conveyance Iread of so often as compelling peoEtafh t remark o f tiu* ie»t-mble that *t Brighton last the dale of the n*xt Cubinit COUI i-jus, but it is what you might rail [and his estate after (loath uru a 11*1e to leave home?” “ i don't know’’ For Flr*t Mortgage loran* on Liberal Votu^ion i doesn't »us- I week when British Consarvatlvefl .aia at 7^] A nation or null Ipart o f the general headings un Consult u* first when in the market for M(Ur ,l1* mwtln|t f 1"peace uev plied Mr- Cunirox, “ but, judging up ds 'anything at took to task the Baldwin Ministry tfw KauicsI convtntiun Xh<* (J.., I .F idual like to maintain a peace - dtr which his “ representativ fi uni my obi* *rvat ion of people whoi tal him* for ltklnaction. The fight on Call- ermuent must mark tlmo until tbs ful atlitudv toward a first-claaa |have decreed that he must pay Ior lye It* ‘wuiulekrluit* in German fnr Jtt*ani A. I\ CONNELLY ... '47 ilaux, I I*..... It Ift I. i -i.,. & HONS stary is predktad,i il ferm --------------------o For now, to crown l^e’* scroll of -- — Z A. P. CONNELLY & SONS * ROSE s s .t t u 's a p •*» - w -‘ 7 Wr-i tu*. '.“I•*»• • �. *! SANFORD the 11 ya $ tT O B E H Lssociation To Conference T. SOCIETY EDITOR Frank S. Roach o f Athena, Ohio, a winter resident o f Sanford fo r L f m i A T U R E DE P A R TM EN T HOLDS INTTnnrevriNG M EET W ED N ESD AY urday Evening Post," Country Gentleman." and d«y. at the Montezuma." the v r* n . ®° ^ * B own story, Mrs rMd 12 illun»«*ting * 5 l be held at iiN meet at the ■go o'clock. Jistion o f Sanconduct a Hall. ThsSemVUl furnish the S j 7 Club of the ESth will meet l i on,Magnol­ ia' Guild will meet .-Matthews at her Avenue at 3.30 [ fae Presbyterian serve luncheon at 2 o’clock* nd will ,e Mission Study aton e Missionary Meet■tka District will S sitfvd Methodist I. Jafawlr. ' * / o f the Wo\ the Methodist Added to ottection L bookiufcw reJ i«4 st tbs Library the res** "Grfojto Florida!" u /S k book of the r utanjh— to Ha‘Dtiitt Outlines on Netherlands to Other organizations 'that grama In connection with the vention ere: American Occapa •1 Therapy Aautdation, Prote Hospital Association, Americai ■oclation o f Hospital Social V era. Hospital Distatic Council and American Conference of Hoapltal Service. 1 • ' Never before in their history have hospitala had to defend them* aelves with such vigor against "h a lf baked legkiatlvft measures", the invaalona of cnlts and other attempts to break down the stand­ ards fo r hoapltal service gained by many years o f pdtient toll, said Or. E. T. Olsen, o f Chicago, in outlining a legislative program to be submitted to the convention. " I t is planned to develop the legislative committee into a per­ manent bureau fo r the more effec­ tive follow-up o f this activity,” Dr. Olsen said. Experts from (1,000 Institutes will be at equipment which wilif be. held in the Jeffer­ son county armony. According to Dr. Gilmore, recent surveys show that about fifty per cent o f the counties of the United States have no hospitals but this need will be supplied soon. Residence Telephone 813-J m ^ r n 0" i - ^,rVand Mrs. W. C. Leoi Orlando anived fa S . ^ o r f A e y were called here by the death o f Mr. U onardy's mother. ' ami Mrs. R. J. Holly has returned to her home after visiting her dauthe latest book from this ghters, the Misses Mildred and ,n ^ ttei!dince' It was announced. Dr. T. Dwight Sloan, o f Peking, | g h ^ t l c Dutch-American’. pin Mary. Holly in Taliahaaaee. GWn*» ard superintendent o f the * j tw 'dch in many wavji Peking Inion Medical School In swrns designed to meet aid reply . Ur. and Mrs. R. E. Steveni* re- New Yott, will addreut the delewtikhe.^m? ny,i critlclsm* mingled tumed last night from Washington, with admiration for "The Ameri­ ® °je2t0n 11,0 mc<Hcal work in China New York and D etroit They drove and New York under modern meth­ canisation of Edward Bog," from Detroit in their new car. ods. autobiography was bril4 S. Gilmore, o f Chicago, T « h i n n in T ieWed t y which Mn,‘ was R* all Apresident of the association, will Terhoun a paper Conn., proprietor o f the famous the more enjoyed in that it brought Cl»flc House nt Derby, Conn., is preside ever the sessions, while Dr. Asa 6, Bacon, treasurer o f the about the lovely discussion, which stopping at the Montezuma. association, will preside over the is the one important characterisa« " _ round talle discussions The out­ tlon o f any real Interesting meet­ Mrs. Lena Peuckerl and Mias in g dealing with authors and their Lurena York o f Carbondmle, P a , patient s*ction will be aupervised by Dr. Bo-is Fiagerhood, o f Brook­ Wares. ®re, epending the winter in San­ lyn. Dr. Sherman Conrad, director The next coming, together o f the ford with Mrs. Amelia Noble. o f the Now Orleans community department will begin with a little chetl' will liscuss this question from more debate on Bok, and then the Mrs. C. H. Perry; o f Bowling the viewpoint of welfare agencies. lirat play reading o f he omson will Green, Ky., is visiting her daugh­ bo managed by Mra. Richard Max- ter. Mrs. Christenbury She in­ tends to spend the winter here, was given a program fa maroon and gold, with decorations In the same colors. R. S. Worthington, o f Wichita, Kansas, a noted geologist, has ar­ JACKSONVILLE. Tho Florida rived in Sanford. He has accepted Development Board said it had a position with the Hub Realty Co. learned that salesmen peddling C. B. Crenshaw o f Atlanta is . in land in South Florida are spread­ the city today. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bowen end TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 14.—(ff) ing the report In ‘New 'York that daughters, Loitfcn and Elizabeth' G. L. Cook returned today to his of hall River, M ass, were in San- — Sophonures and Freshmen alike Governor Martin la calling a spe­ homd in Miami. . ford on Thursday looking over the Joined in at the Florida State Col­ cial session o f tho legislature to lege for Women in observing Sop­ enact a law permitting a Undownhomore Day. Unlike previous years cr ot have alx wives fo r each 40 H. Spitns o f Tampa is in the there war no "ratting" for the acres o f land, city on business. The Misses Alberta Aycocke, Freshmen. Nanett^ McDonald, Drane Roberta, NOTICE Sophomore Day 'W m . A. Cook, Bradenton, was in . wn: observed Mnude'vyre, nnd Robert McDougal The Annual Bazaar o f tho Meth­ the city on Thursday. motored to Orlando Thursday to Oct. 10. All lights on tho campus odist ladles wilt bo held December were extinguished. A stately pro­ sec “ Honey Bunch." _________________________ cession about the Administration 18-19. J. D. Hoody o f Jacksonville is lrt the city on buainesc. Mr. and Mrs. R R, Eldridge nuilding took place. F iery torches r — and daughter, accompanied by Mrs. ldnt illumination to .th o evening’s J. O . Gill m otored from Orlando Cobb of Richmond, Va., have re­ program. The torches were then MILANE MONDAY Wednesday on business. turned from Richmond, where they tossed together, making a huge bonfire. Several skits were present­ THEATRE spent the past two months. ed, principally amojig which the G. W. Carter o f Jacksonville was la the city on Thursday. Mr. anti Mrs. C. A. Kersey and 'Geograohicnl Representation.’ Stu­ son, G. A. Kersey, of Kathleen, dents from other state i told why Gn, will arrive today to be the the Florida State College was pre­ Mra. J. B. Crawford spent Tues­ odUjSTAA guests o f Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Laing ferred. Testimonials were heard day fa Orlando shopping. from Georgia, Alabama, Kansas, at their home on Oak Avenue. New York, Ohio, Indiana, Minne­ J , J. C lifford o f Atlanta is in sota and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stewart the city today bn business. THE LAWN FETE of St. Petersburg arrived Thursday A dance in the new dining hnll to spend some time in Sanford. Mr. was held later, during which re­ J. J. Pamron o f W ilmington was Stewart is in charge of the deco­ freshments were served. Each girl ON THF LINKS in the city Thursday on business. rations for the Shrine Circus. Under Classes Join In Sophomore Day AtWoman’s College Personal Mention m ^BlLLY nos9$M?i Hom er Stark ’ o f Lakeland, was in the city Wednesday and Thurs­ day. Mr and Mrs. Victor Check nnd Collie Biggers motored to Winter Garden Wednesday, Mr. Check and Mr. Biggers leave Friday for several days’ fishing nt Naples, Florida. J. E. Hart o f Palatka was in Sanford Thursday on a business will be here for a few day!' on busl ness. He is registered at the.Semi trip. note Hotel.' Max Stewnrt, Joe Caldwell, Hone |H uff and tho Misses Claire ZachMiss Bobbie Chapman attep^ed tnd.M rs. Newcomb and dob ary, Emily Griffin, arid Lcnaboliu the Teachpra’ meeting in Orlando oT Boston, Mass., stopped in San­ Friday. ' . h ifiica lj hovel, ford Thursday enroute to points nseaMt, and careBunch" production. further south. L. R. Reynolds o f Jacksonville |ohn Maenabrt An ex­ was a business visitor in the city Mr. and Mrs. Loi.is Fleischer left John CIcpp o f Atlantic High­ it with deb humor and Thursday. Thursday afternoon for Atlanta to lands, N. J., has been spending tis whltft three distinwitness the Georgia Tech-Floridu several days in Sanford en route ktithmen' itek advento tho East Coast. He will return Geo. Berman o f New York City football game. Pint danger. later and spend several months in is registered at tho Valdez fo r u Fnv Loaning, who in attending the "C ity Substantial." r Increasing short time. the University o f Florida, arrived [ itory of three bm­ Among those attending the Dis­ p '11^ ,h personality, I. H. Silverman o f Jacksonville Thursday to spend>tne week-end trict Teachers' meeting in Orlando p l M 'p t a l mean- is a businest' visitor in the city for with his parents. Friday were Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Iskes Simon Paris an- a few days. R. W . Pearman, Jr., returned Miss Ruth Gillon, Miss Edna Chit­ Png hero, Fhe AAerieen” One o f ! Mr. and Mrs. A . J. Amin o f Wednesday evening from Jackson­ tenden, Miss Olive Johnson, Miss ' most repreientative' Jacksonville are visiting nerc fur ville, where he spent the past two Laura Chittenden, and Mrs. D. S. Babbitt. days on business. ping the contrut bca few days. lican and foreign ideals. fivury rial nun ui new York ruin in hi Henry Kaften o f New is in William Worthington o f Pitts­ \ "Co,nP *«t Nymph" R. P. Dexter o f Galva, 111., is burgh, Kan., who recently arrived 1Sanford in the interests of Korn •eason s popular novels Bros. Mr. Kaften says this is his r unhappy contact of spending a few days in the "City in Sanford, has accepted u position last trip selling goods after 20 Substantial.” with a local firm. People brought years. He intends to locate in sfinements of civiktaFrank Masters o f Daytona mo­ Samuel Byrd is expected home Florida nnd is very favorably Imtored over on Wednesday to tramj today from Gainesville to spend pressed with Sanford. "Perermiai Bachelor" set business. tho week end with his mother, ■«mtics of tho period Mrs. W . A. Zachary. Pfl the present time are C. Hancock and W. II. Robstcr f c 4n‘ .em°t‘°n. Win- of Cairo, G a„ stopped in Sanford ' D, It. Hunter and C. S. Hewct|UrP«r prue for 1925 Lessons in Classical Thursday night. son o f New York are I'.aying at tho Valdez f o r a few days while at­ L 7 K P Recon'Dancing C l ; 1 th* wthor’s nr. Frank McNeill left Wednesday tending to business. f U d 10 ®odcm New for Atlanta. He will be gone about ten days. ■J. C. Slater of New Yoil: was Will be given by Miss Snra f in the city on business on Wed­ Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., trdtJ tL M°n! Silver Logan Eiselo o f Nashville, Tcnn., nesday and was the guest of D. L. is stopping at the Seminole Hotel Thrasher while here. at American Legion Hall. l i S f b«»k ut for a few days. b lk W tii c°llect|on Call at 410 Oak Avc., morn­ Mrs. C. C. Dabney is expected ! ! , rClWM of .South Geo. L. Haynes of DeLand, ar­ homo Sunday from Atlanta, whore ing or call 213 In the 1*. M. rived Thursday and wifi bo here aho has been spending the pnst month with relatives. for a tuort time. Bl * Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lane attended tho theatre in Orlando fe y s -w ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OP HIS NEW OFFICE wSbVf,,*11,|c ‘Mrs. j * “J,* K. K- Vaughn Vaughn expects to ■ 'Bey no- f.t ’ whlch was spend the coming week-end with I* KoM. her mother In DeLand. year.- " leman'’ Story ifiSd toHal?8 1^*0® Howard is spending £ tea.hnJ" Or,^ndo' attending iho ■ teacher's meeting there. T " ih* r*»Ur., in F^li . ro‘ Pt many * Rn« l^nd arc o 7a k T W‘ng C u * per. *r,d .the Ftelc ha. j!®*,* ,n comP u «nd i_d p,Bced oak Y L^msndrJSS de‘ 5nd other R' Wi,*on o f Orlando is ■ iock cU m 8t \ ° r f h < ir T olhcr’ Mra* A Y- >5 S ockc on Myrtle Avenue. w ---------! stonnu' t owani Jr., o f Miami, is ■ t S ” * . " * . 11!6 Va!d« while a t -:a sr/woPAr/MsJj:: s o ts Fresh Oysters Daily BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store For The Practice Of OSTEOPATHY FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Rooms— 604-605-606. r BMcmiticorny PHONE 427 OCHtftf Prices Plus Tax $1.50 and $2.00 Mail Orders Now. Seats Now. Office Hours— 8 td 12 a. m. 1 to 5 p. m ■i-.i—n n . itn Crepe Satins and Silk Flat Crepes, Balbriggan in all wool Some beautifully embroidered with colored flowers. | S * g ■ t « $16.00, all colors. < Georgette Evening Dresses 25 new evening and dance dress oh, made of fine Georgette in nil the light shades. Also chiffon taffeta trimmed with fine gold and silver laces. Sizes 14 to 38. Girls’ Silk Dresses Flat crepes and crepe de chine dresses for girls 8 to 14 years, made of high grade flat crepes in all the new fall colors. All nicely made. Every style different. $18.75 to $15.00 each Children’s School Dresses fin C. C. Dabney returned Thurs- ■ day from Atlanta, where he spent ■ I m f .v ‘ L , Miulnm the past few days. j chi,d---------* Pfon founded J. W ill Booth o f St. Petersburg ■; is registered at the Seminole IIo- £ tei for a few days. h fmm chi Whcrc the Roreth- hlna''f a New II. C. I^rich o f Augusta.' Gn.,1 ■ J mystery is solarrived Wednesday and will be ■ here for a short while. L t o u f P S f f f l .. .nd ■ Pdsptej *n ° Lth<s RastW. Hartsack of Lafayette, Ind.,1S pfehi^n. (he Story otopped in Sanford on Thursday a Tresi^r'* “ "d humor. enroute further south. I •» DR. W. D. GARDINER Oct. 19. MINSTRELS ■uttu nat or any loosely woven washable material. The range of colors to large and Includes all the delicate pastel ahadee ao suited to children, as well, aa the doepor shades* and black. In aaktog a child's dram U la well to do the major part of the embroidery ta delicate ahadee add uee but a email amount of the deep­ er shades for contrast The yam FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER Finn, fust colored "Kalburnia” Gingham, nil wool and wool mixture. Small check, plain colors and stripes. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $3.50 to $6.75 P otato Salad Ham Salad Combination Salad n Baked Beans Cream P u ffs New “ Royal Society” Package Outfits Stamped Hcarfa, runners, vunity sets, buffot seta, ladies' and children's dresses and underwear, stamped. 35c to $1.75 Package Raisin Bread We carry a full line of Bakery Goods at all times. Routh’s Bakery And Delicatessen 106 Park Avenue. The Y owell C ompany �1 ' r: •> - •*sf-?lr. B A N F o n D jm ^ legion Gets $375 from W iry Service Jhief and Family. .V N. *^: c 4 £ ; i Oct. 16.—UP) |tain end n^rost^ the low land along nlractors balk -------ldlnR State High the edge o f the Chlpoln River. No. 1, the Old Spanish Trail, Between Cottomlalc Marian-*■ - J and P eat Florida, are almost daily na the road has been completed up records that surpnas except for about one mile on the over seen In rord con- outskirts o f Marianna. Hcte the Flqjrida. So rapidly ore lend Department ia running the ft that authorities in lighwav under the Louisville & lit In W est Florida Nashville Railroad tjneks through working that authorities in a hollow which the railroad cro:nFloHda believe a perfect es on n high fill. This work It is f j t t l be open all the wny expected, will be finished within aekaonvffle j to Fensncoln tho next thirty days. the next three months, cxThree weeks ago the now high­ fo r a few (uctions where way ended about two m llci west have not yet been award- of Cottondalc nnd from there into fh ip ley tho route was over the old ■to now nrp-using the com* county road. Today two immense road from Jacksonville to crews of workmen are operating limits of Tallahassee. It out o f Chlpley and Cottcndnlo i finished to within a quar- building tho remainder o f the road w lle o f the capital and the between the two points. This work Road Debartinent, which is is progrcfsinj.- very rapidly ln*cau.re tog this part o f the rond there nro few fills to be built and ?'Convicts, n u i' ■ia cutting virtually no cu tf to bo made. ConJh 'the last hill bn the out- cr?to bridges and culverts wera J o f't h e city. Traffic already built nlong tho route many months ago, The now highway strikes al­ In * the cot. m Road Department only rec most n boc-line from Cottondnle Cted the roato for the to Chiplcy while the old county road bewetrn Tallahassee nnd road goes in a some what round­ r *b»t those sections o f the about way. The State Rond Department ham |hway, which will bo utlllzM are being widened and im called for bid* for constructing tho ten milei o f the road iicwccn Chippreparatory to 'surfncfnfc. risen Quincy and River June Icy nnd Bonifny and it la expected the contractor working on this this will be under wrty within n Ion has completed the bei short time. Tho nine mflea o f road *jr the fall distance. Upon cn- between Bonifny and Caryvlllo has t River Junction the plan calls been worked over, by tho :ounty deep cut through two high and is in fairly good condition. It , and hill fill across a creel: to expected n part of tho existing »m. This work Is nearing com- rond will bo incorporated In the n. The builder o f the Quincy- new one when it In built. The tweny-ono miles o f the Trail Junction section lit working Immense crews o f men ami from Cnryville to DcFunink Spring the kurfnclng gets under way completed and In use many monitor, ■Will be accomplished In rapid la one o f tho finest sections of fire order because unlimited unn* highway in Florida. W est o f Dc­ titles o f surfacing material nrc Funink Springs the builders arc available and all within short haul- puchlng rapidly toward Crostvicw, i n i ’ distance. 25 miles away, nnd recently have Between River Junction and Mn- teen advancing the new road nt a rlanna the road has been 'complet­ rate o f one mile each day. Between C’rostylcw and o point ed'from the Victory Hridftc! almost into the town o f Victory, while a six milc.'> cast o f Milton, where ctbw la pushing eastward from Ma­ the existing fine sand cloy rond brick highway' the rianna. Miles o f the highway have connects with bean completed ea'st o f Marianna Road Department 'Js widening tho and m otorola familiar with the right of way to the standnnl C>2 woods roads are leaving the old feet nnd widening tho read itself county highway nt vnrlous points where it la not up^to tho adopted rnd running over tho new one into plnn. Tho highways throughout West Marianna. On the eastern outsklrts of that place probably the Florida are In hotter condition than greatest Job o f excavating and,fill­ in several years us it result o f ing in Florida Is under way to run maintenance work undertaken rec­ thb road through a vcritablo moun- ently by tho various counties R et nr ns lCKSONVILLE, P I1 .. Institute WKli AHvtte F «t State Boards; Advocates FullAttendatice o f teachers . C T n f ^ ^ A jto a ] Jh ____ ; TALLAHASSEE, Flk.’, Oct. 16,— Y should like to see i ll coun­ I * ■ ty school boards o f Florida co-opcV. iate to the fullest extent in too teachers' Institute meetings now being held over the state.” > This was the statement of Su­ perintendent W. S. Gawthon, of the Department o f Public Instruction, who returned recently from the in­ stitute of Jacksonville. The county boards, Mr. Cawthon FORT MYERS— Charles Bran said, would do well to pay tho teachers for tho time lost, allow­ denburg, 12, built himself a little v .# , ing the latter to defray their own houhe for l)imaelf and sis dog in expenses In attending' the gather­ the back yard of-h is home. It was . erected out o f discarded orange ings. The institute meets, Mr. Caw­ era ten and dry goods boxes. A man ii thon snid, take the place o f state came alon gand offered Charles! $10 tt m gatherings, and in many respects, rept on the place. Charlie nnd the aro as good for class room work. dog leased the house to hhn. V )■ - ■______• .■ ■ -• Many of the teachers, the ed­ t'.r: ucation head declared, cannot find IS TUB C1HCCTT COURT OF THE an opportunity to g o across the MKVKNTH JUDICIAL CIItCt'IT ry\ state to the annual conventions o f OF FLORIDA, 1.1 AND FOB SBMISOLK COUNTY. M CtjAXCEIlY. their co-workers, but it would be mil to Aulet Title a simple matter for them to dis­ W , V. WHEELED and VIOLA * cuss betterment o f the educational U. IlItYAN. Complainants, conditions o f Florida at the county meetings, if the board will see that ANNIE L. WALKER, et al., Defendants. their salaries go on daring their Citation > absence. T o Annie L. W a lk er; Bayafd The Jacksonville meeting, Mr. Dougherty, Trustee fo r Annie L. Cawthon said, was not so well at­ W a lk e r ; Bayard Doogherty, and tended, because the Duval board Wife, Jcnnlo Dou^tjerty; James W. Dougharid wi_. _____ had not made arrangements to pay Dougherty, erty. whose Christian name Is unun­ ami the teachers fo r their time they k n ow n ; W illiam Hllam a A.: D Dougherty, ou g h erty and Dougherty, whoso Chris­ Would have lost. The afternoon w ife. ts , u nk________ n ow n; Arthur Usn name . __ ___ _■ . I and evening sessions, he said, were Dougherty and wire.------------- D ough­ erty. whose Chrlatlitn nnmo Is un­ a great success in point o f attend­ Tho ncwnnHonn! commander of tho American Legion is John R. Mck n ow n ; Luhcllu B allinger and hus­ Quigg of Cleveland, who H?rved with the 37th Division during tho ance, beenuse the touchers found an band,----------Ballinger, whose Chris­ opportunity to join the meetings tian name Is unknow n; and to each World War. He Is shown here with his wife, his daughter, Pauline, and every of' the above named de­ after school hours. and his son, Donald. - t ^ . Jl \ F rom 'b can Legion o f th lscity service suppi.™ arid Serlea at.UK -------------------amounted;to $376 after expenses o f the service* including rental o f the hall and wito, nnd other incidental sccounts h*d Wen setUed, offic­ ers o f the post announced this morning. '< The report the venture as pe­ in e more successful this year than heretofore. Larger atteTidaMJe, together with local Interest in the classic and prompt wire service ^ aPe said fa be the chief reasons fo r mak­ ing a larger, sum than in post' yeXrt. <?', $ mu W ANT TO SELL YOUR FI j* j,. n PROPERTY? : THEN EIST 'M mm The Melbourne Realty & Bit >,v* s\ MELBOURNE, FLA. A live-wire concern doing a nntlon-wide j, m . .. and getting re^itltsi; SANFORD fendants, If living, and If either, any oh all o f tho said defendants be dead, then ngulust the heirs, de­ visees, grantees, o r other claimants, under each and every o f tho said defendants, t o - w i t : Annie Ia W a lk ­ er; Bayard Dougherty. Trustoe for Annlu L. W alk er; nayard Dougherty and wife, Jennie D ou g h erty ; James W. Dougherty, and w ife.---------------Dougherty, 'w h ose Christian nnmo Is unknow n; Wlltlnm At Dougherty. and wife,------------- Dougherty, whoso Christian nnmo la u n k n o w n ; A r­ thur Dougherty, and wife, Dougherty, whose Christian name | la u n k n ow n ; Lubello B allinger nml STREET l . . I t ! 7 it P A R A D E At»' ' i.j j A t 11 a. ta. r‘ +.1 coNsnma FINED ON INSUBORDINATION WINNEPEG, Man., Oct. 15.— Mb— The first fines to bo record­ ed in Manitoba for refusal to obey employers’ instructions were asses­ sed three harvest hands who aban­ (Dy A. P.) doned their work during the height „ of the harvest season. They were OCALA—Coincident with a fined $5 and costs, ' •4 2 P e r f o r m a n c e s D s i a - ^ s ; ^ 2l press report regarding n recent v. v - .lijjc St. Cloud—Contracts awarded upon n child at Jackson­ Application*! o f Would-Be operation j Yi ville recently for thtf removnl of n for construction o f several miles husband.-............. Ballinger, whoso | Christian name la u nk n ow n; claim- Tickets no sale tlrrifa n a y nt IlirtimSIlnt Jt Amlrrxn Mem hers of Bar Inspected splinter from its throut, was a sim­ new water mains. Ing Interests In nnd to the lands tTinrgrd an Hhnvv «iround*. This Week aa Last Work ilar delicate surgical achievement hereinafter d escribed; to nil .p e r ­ NOTICR OF r . W I X i fO X T K A C sons and parties cla im in g Interests Before Hearing Oct. 19 here. Kmnin Charles, negro girl, TOHN under Janies A. Walker,- deceased, tried to remove a splinter trom Scaled proposal,) will ho received its heirs, devisees, grantees, or ns her hand with her mouth. She or the County Coinmlssluners of the other claimants, or otherwise, In and TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. tfi. sucked the sliver into her wind­ County of .Seminole, tttnto of Klor- to the lands hereinafter described; i i i i u i i i i i i i i i i H i i H i i n H n i n u i hhi. at the offlro of the Clerk of tho to any nnd nil other person* whose — (/P>—- Application:! for examina­ pipe. An operation at a locnl hos­ Circuit Court, of the County of Sem­ names . a m u nknow n claim in g any tion beforo tho State Hoard of pital followed. It wns successful. inole, nt Hiipfofd, Florida nt or b e­ right, tttlo or Interest In and tn fore 10 a. tn. on the ISth day nf that certain parcel or tract o f land, Law Examiners, which will meet November 153; Tur the grading, tmv- altuato, lying and being In Homlir.g Imurovcmont fenturen which here October ID, were being includlng approximately the fo l l o w ­ noln County, nnd State o f Florida, TAMPA—Jennie, maid in a ho­ tho entrier him under construction Hpeclfed by members of the bnnfd ing ami hulidlttjt of lirhlirrs and cu l­ more particularly described ns f o l­ or conidderaUon nt tho pretent during tho past week ns a finni tel, Nought the udvicc of a fortune verts on 43 miles of highway in low s, tn -w lt: teller when »he lust $25. She wns Ing tmatiilties. Begin 1.60 chs. Went nf the BW time. He spoke o f nn extensive de­ step towards tiie completion of ull told that u “ dark brown” man had 93150 cu. yds- grading. Corner of flection 35. Township 13, velopment which Ima been nturted preliminary details, Located One Block from PoaPO ffico $ W ito cu, yd*, hydraulic fill. Mouth B u n g e 30 Hast, run North taken in. Accusations ensued and In this territory*. Tho inspection was begun fol■.!???'’ nu'lr»K Mile fill, 13.50 rliulna. Bast H chains, South Good Investment M so. yds. macadam base. 12.50 chains. W est 8 chains to point A number o f comimmicatiuim inwing a meeting o f the board, held trouble followed. Tho proprietor 3«uitl3 t * iT . . . 310 Hi. sit, j its, surface treatment. pUcded with tho fortune teller to o f . beginning, rese rv in g u strip 15 --------were presented to members today, recently at Jacksonville. Those 15000 *(|. yds. sheet usplmlt. t fe e t wide a lon g North side Tor part Good Income Property-**^ ^ (Ctmtlnuctl from ru go i.) C6 4 tin. ft. crcosotn l trestle o f Public nmd. nnd y.jvernl matters of routine who have submitted applications ray Hint someone else hnd taken it. The difficulty did not ond un­ bridges. , o r any part o r parcel thereof, un­ According to tho plnns of the business were carrieiP out before wll be notified from time to time Tin's property will sell quick at an adfMiceifp 2 concrete bridges 21 ft. spng. der the above named defendants or body selected to govern tho af­ the adjournment. ' prior to the examination, if for any til n clothing merchnnt advised 2 concrete bridges Hi ft. apatj. otherwise. Buy Now ^'1 that a “dark brown” man lmd pur­ !• concrete culverts. fairs o f the municipal band, tho tenson they cannot he heard. It Is hereby ordered that you. and l-ach proposul shall he neepm- each of you, he and nppetir before chased clothing with $25, tentative schedule for tho your cal|t> The board of examiners, it wa^ panii'd with a certified check, niadn our snld Circuit Court n: (ho Court Under stated here by 0 . T. Whitfield tho fo r a total of. 80 concerts ilurlnr: Girl Athletes payable to V. E. Doiigloss, Clerk if at Hanford, Florida, nn thu BROOKSVILLE-A black snake the Circuit Court of Hemlun|v> Coun­ House a seven month season, distribute;! Strict Training Rule secretary, is Impressed with the 17th day o f N ovem ber A. D. 1025, ty, In tho sum o f 3% of the'amount nnd a rattler fought to the death nnd then nnd there make answer ak follows, eight In November, 12 importance of huving ample time of th » hid. to the hill o f complaint exhibited in December, 16 in January ami The successful bidders wilt ho re­ against you in thin cause. in which to make u thorough in­ here. Captain Edward A. Salis­ BERKELEY,yUal., Oet. 10,— (/P) bury, agricultural community de­ quired to give bond equal to 50T. February, 12 In Mnrch nnd eight It Is further ordered that this Training rules for women ntiuhlhlR vestigation of the moral character veloper, witnessed tho hattle. The of tho amount o f his or their bid, i-T/; each in April and May. All enntin- ut the University nf Californlu who nnd professional landing of those such hnnd to bo executed by a sure­ order bn published once each week Rooms 501*502. Phone 95 r fou r consecutive w e en s In tho goncie* are provided fo r which im who apply for admission to the two clashed in the middle o f a ty company licenced to ih> business fo are going In foe athletics, which Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ road. The rattler struck, but the In the btnle o f Florida and a pprov­ First National Bank Building likely to be encountered during the Flutidn bar. l,y the Board of County Commis­ lished In Hanford. Scmlnulo County. black snnko dodged thw blow. Thu ed year, according to Mr. Thrasher, the Women's Athletic Association Florida. sioners. An amendment to the tules was Ba l e s f o r c e but he stated that such n program says will bo enforced rigidly, nrc: adopted nt the Jacksonville meet* latter then sank his fangs into tho C opfas of the plans nmt specifi­ WITNBHHH my hand ond the scat Eight hottrn o f nlcep five night ' cations utty bo *« en nt tho offlco rattler's neck. Eventually tho o f tho Circuit Court o f the Heventh ax has been outlined will require M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS ing making It obligatory for ul\ black snake killed the rattler, af­ of the Clerk o f the Circuit Court J ndlclnl .Circuit o f tho Htnte o f F lo­ an appropriation of $10,000, an in­ a week. In Stanford and at the offlco of Frft!; rida, In and fo r Hemlnot.. County, applicants deniring to take future ter a desperate conflict. Three regular meals n day, with T. Williams, Engineer, Hanford, Flo on this tho loth day o f October. A. i i u u i i n n u n n m n n i m n n n i t i M i crease or $2,000 over the amount green vcgutnblcH oh the menu nt examinations to have their appli­ rlda. D. 1325. allotted by to e budget. Tho County Commissioners re cations on file with the Becretury iff V . K. DOUOLASH. least once. TALLAHASSEE—Two hundred serve tho right to reject any or nil o f the Circuit Coqrt of the An open discussion followed thh' A pint of milk at leant once n o f the board nt least f>0 days be­ nnd live cars of grapefruit, or 23,- bids or urcopt any lild or uny part Clerk Seventh Judicial Circuit o f F lor­ announcement, during which sever­ tiny. fore the semi-annual meeting, In 003 boxes, ami 5,122 cars of oran­ thereof of which thdy deem to be ida. In and for SemIrmly County. ■ al suggestions were made, Includ­ ■ for the best Interest o( the Couu (HKAL) No candy between meals and not order to permit a thorough investi­ ■ By A. M. W E EK S. ing one by Howard Hulick which more than one cup o f coffee or gation o f the character and stand­ ges, 1,409 boxes, wan shipped from ty. fi JOHN MrBHCJI. Chairman tho citrus belt of Florida up to and would enable Sanford to follow tea u ilny. ing o f the applicant. This amend­ including Oct. U, according to a Board of County Commlnslurters. DeCOTTES & HPENCEu ’"1V ‘ ' ° rk' M V. K. DOT'OLAHH. — the example o f other Florida cit­ H otlcltnrs and o f Cuunsel fo r tho ment has made it necessary to have report sent to tho Department o f : Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Com plainants. ies by providing a recognised blind tho literature sent out to appli­ Immigration. Oct. I•1-23-30 .Nov. fi. ■ Oct. tS-33-30. Nov. 6-13. o f national reputation, tho cost »>f Grand Jury Indicts cants rc-printed. Tho secretary, ■ ■ which would bo covered by puldk* Mr. Whitfield raid, U receiving Gobel In Miami Case daily rcaucsls for this literature, TALLAHASSEE—John Sutton, ■ taxation. ■ of Washington, I). C., who is work­ No definite decision \vu^ arrived " .......... ' ■< ■ and it will be sent out as soon as ing out of Miami on reclamation ■ MIAMI, Oct. 10.— (A l-J o h n do tho revisions are made, at this time, it is said and the bund ■ for the board of internal improve­ and finance committee were In­ bel, Dnytonn reulty' operator who First National flank Bldg. Telephone Nl ment. wns a visitor to the Capitol. structed to hold n joint meeting hn.i boon In jail hoto, charged with i>r * l fit* Mr. Sutton enmu to Tallahassee to lo r the purport of reaching some the poisoning o f (Met H. I). Hun j L O l K l O n G lT l 1 U T S repot t on tho work he has engaged ■ arbitrary conclusion at an cnrly tort on the iiljrnt of Aug. 1», was ~ ■ • l x i M Offers Sanford Business property paying in for the making available of cer­ data. ■ ■ Indicted for U rn degree murder 1 I f S p r r P T ^ r i l l I In h ■ M 8^. J. L. Wells, reprcsentutlvo of tht i by a grand jury recalled to I n v e s t ! - 1 D C t l v W I I i i l I ff tain lands fob state use, ■ ■ ---------Atlantic Coast Line traffic depart- |gate thfa ease, 21 other ol homicides x H Five-room Bungalow and garage. TALLAHASSEE—O. J. Kin* ■ B merit, briefly outlined the outs nmd- ■and jail eondltlpus. ■ B 8 lota in Sanford city limits, between 2 sul; publicity director for the Depart­ CLOSE IN ■ ment of Immigration, is being 3 LONDON, (let. 15.—6F>— Kath­ ions, §1000 each. $1,200. Terms. ^ * ■ leen llritter has become London’ t swamped for ’inquiries from over ’ Lots—50x250 fe^t. §550. Terms. fir^t woman conveynnccr. And the country regarding dairy anti 3 162 ncres, Volusia county, m;nr Entcrprise* Lei* ilio'd oe; not nco why uny capable poultry prospectti in Florida. The w. man could not du her sort of inquiries are the result of a series two hard roads. Lake .on property. ^ of advertisements prepared for a vvoik If uh.1 was interested in It. ‘Vit’J O r number o f periodicals devoted to to appreciate. "The trouble with so many girls Iis that tboy get into n groove and tho farming Industry. Thirty fivo stay there,” she snid. “ I got tired requests for information came from Subject to prior sale and change in pricct (of being u stenographer, studied the North and East in on * morning rent property ami persuaded a ninit. Some of them told of plans firm that was advertising fo r n being made to taiino to Florida. M. F. HOLBQlAsr, Hrumley-Puleston Building Imale conveyancer that u woman Others asked for help in getting ■ located In the state* who handled that sort of work for BBBBBBBBBBaBBM*BaBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBaBliBlaVl>tj solicitors for years could fill tho place ha woU. Mini Brittur Is 21 and has been H “ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ “ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » B B B B ^ i l * * B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B * n business woman for ubaut five ■ ■ yean. Her mother i was house­ keeper for the lute Lord Lover liidii’ r who took un interest in the lamlltfonn o f the young stenogra­ pher and encouraged her to study »w. LAW EXAMINERS COMPLETE FINAL PLANS FOR QUIZ Development Briefs f e w . 1926 BUDGET OF T R A D E BODY I S PRESENTED F. L A N E . *. REALTOR - .. . Real Estate Karl J. Must Be s 1 Takes Man’s Office Acres Returns W allet; Gets; Free Barber For W ife ^ A KIM A, Wash., Oct. 18.— (A1) —Because Lo Rny Pool a hunted up the owner o f u wnllott containing |$IC(1 which ha had found, he can a clean shaven face und n pul! the out coat. ' | i he owner of the wallet was a oatber. When Uoolo refused « nmmcqitnry rewuixlf tho barber innistrd upon his receiving an ordnr for 1ires b* j be ring for lifo” us a mtivlc of emti 1000 feet hard sand shore, f | a. Gradual slope to 25 ^oot elevation. 400 orange and grape fruit trees. Produces as firte fruit as grows in Florida. 25 acres cleared, balance make fine park, covered with virgin Magnolia, Live Oak and Sable Palm. Artesian flowing wells throw soft water 40 feet above level of lake, house sendee, fountains etc, with­ out cost. * * Property cannot be duplicated Only $50,000 • W. E. Hathaway, Hotel Montezofnf, Sanford, I I l-T.I 1 ■v.' o f Calumet does the wortc o f tw< spoonfuls o f many other brands-* goes further— lasts longer— is^ th^ same to thi? very last—it �■aunt effergon Lounl Moire Pecan Nursejry; Any Part Of Coiintry 1C;-which as the re pe- bacterial development stopped. ^ The rule (or restoring powdered milk to liquid whole milk is as fo l­ lows:- 1 cap of water to 4 table­ spoonful* or measuring-cup of the powder. ■nr ways in wtod* Bffife can simplify ■ burdens of her Kid tasks are im|t of them neccsKis Valuable aids Efc’s beck and call, liJ herself of them. Instance, so much L consumed in the C substantial parts there is little time lor the supplemen­ ts salads and dcsLe need not be a butter and l cup sugar; adding beaten yolks o f 3 eggs; sifting 1 cup flour with 3 teaspoons bakingpowder, and stirring these in alter­ nately with V cup of reliqiiified powdered milk. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla, and fold tn the egg whites beaten very stiff. Bake in moder­ ate oven, in layer or loaf-cake tin. Or, evaporated milk may be used. This, also, is pure whole milk from which a large part of the water has been removed and which has been processed in such a way as to re­ tain its purity. It needs only to be diluted with an equal part of water to have a milk equal in richness to fluid milk of standard quality. lor example, used ■widenso me underE q to the weary ■d to be the “one K jher a busy day fcamrg, or cooking Kshes cl tbe three E that so many of E go into the niakf t j be lui in Pre‘ K d y to use at a E , no one minds E e in mid-afternoon, ■ Jesser: for dinner, ■ r k tea when unex■ rop in. BiappeflJ to be short E ) nt need to send K . botistwifc is one Etrs who keeps an tried stock of preKjinlintr powdered or Bk cn her pantry led milk is carefully I pasteurized milk It a beta dehydrated ■ ). It requires rncrcEg of the water, to | in its regular and r When wed in cake, lie latter ranch more Mdrcn or invalids to [he pislenriation rcpse-cinyiag bacteria, | wait: »vas removed, The powdered milk may be used to make a good chocolate fudge frosting, thus:- 1l/i cups brown sugar, 2 tablespoons syrup, i table­ spoon butter, l/i cup rcliquified A L L -IN A N D B R E N T lint M r A u ction Si Tm . AT AUCTION W r nrc perm anent ty I ren ted . In Mao fon t o c i i s a c k s r o t t e n Ants i : x p k u t s C narnntro S nltofarilnn I f y o u fcnvr P ro p e rly you Vrnnt inlil— l l « l 11 w ith no nml k i n h Iof five years. The prc\ for wholesale milk is F®nU per gallon. When „ the fact beco™«» known that. . it. is not only - — to grow ail the necessary feed for dairy herds (and grow it without the use o f commercial fertilizer) Jefferson county will take her place among the leaders in the production of ™ and cream and dairy pro- cent o f the world’s supply of \vatermellon seed are given in this county. . Geographically, the county is keystone shaped and extends from the Georgia line to the Gulf of Mexico, it Is bounded on the east by the counties o f Madison and Taylor and on tho west by the counties o f Gadsden and Wakulla. A large percentage of the Satsuma organge nursery stock for Florida and contiguous territory is grown in Jefferson county, it is explained in the review, while there nrc numerous other products now in the various Btages of de­ velopment that have a promising future. The resume gives satsumn or­ anges, grapes, Japanese persim­ mons, blackberries, dewberries, ® ALLEN AND BRENT 110 I t Second Street, Sun fort!, Kin. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a t fB s n a U fla M n a B M it n s a M a M iK B it , NOTICE Cotton at one time was a large crop in thin county, there being snipped more than twenty thou*^"d bales annually. Only about 1500 to 1800 bales will be sent this year. Beside producing corn for its own use the county ships about 60 car loads annually. Kudzu, a for- W c have listings in Seminole, Orange Luke, Marion, Valeria and other counties; Cfty and County property. Groves and nubdlvinionc. Come to see U3 ard be con­ vinced that cur prices are as good as can be had in this section o f Florida. We pay special attention to listings in and around Sanford. PURVIS & WILCOX SANFORD Street Parade at 11 a. m. the county. This program is said to fit well into the work of the farm s ns well a3 with the culture o f pecan groves. The harvest of the respective crops comes inter­ mittently and according to the agent is proving popular with the agriculturists in this section. “ Dairying and poultry raising are showing rapid progress," says the county agent, “ one dairyman producing all his feed for his herd and la selling at wholesale more than $100 worth o f milk daily. "One o f the dairymen of the county was offered an contract for the production o f three thousand gallons o f milk daily for a period The diminutive little nnimnl in "Denver,’* nnco f the trained ponica with John Robinson'ii Circus, coming to Sanford for afternoon and night performances on Friday, Oct. 23. And "Denver" is resting safely in the arms o f Carlo3 Carreon, one o f the (toted cowboys with the earth’.i oldest circus. A liD T H E MOST UNIQUE (/GORGEOUS SPECTACLE John Robinson's Circus comes thin year with an entirely new per­ formance, from start to finish, nud in offering the greatest array of trained wild animuls ever exhibited by any circus. One of the ex­ traordinary features will bo tho appearance o f "Kittle,’ the only wrest­ ling bout by Mio.n Lorraine Wallace. No oilier circus offers this inn tiger in the universe, which will be battled in n regulation wrest- oPfercd Peter pan Taie Shows Wales Require Insurance Chicago University Had Little Taste Companies To Get Prints Translation For Oatmeal Brew New State License Of AncientSanskrit TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Oct. 10.— (/p)— All insurance companies nr associations, firms or individuals doing business in Florida, begin­ ning October 1, will lie required to a license tnx of $0 for each agent or solicitor, according to a letter sent out by Insurance Commission­ er J. C. Luning to all county tax collectors. Counties, cities and towns may require a license tnx of any such agent not to exceed 50 per cent of the state license tax, the letter adds. Mutual insurance companies, or­ ganized and doing business in the state, aro excepted from the pro­ visions o f the new tax law, which is an amendment to Section Oil o f the Revised General Statutes of 1920. AU insurance companies must furnish the state treasurer with the name nnd address o f'each agent or solicitor authorized to write in­ surance in Florida. The license tax after April 1, it was stated, will be one-half the yearly amount. S t a r t e d On Institutions To d With Money : Disasltr In U.S. CHICAGO, Oct. Id.— CP) A new trunslaion from the ancient Sans­ krit by Arthur W. Ryder has just been published by the University of Chicago Press. Under the name "The Panchatantra," tho hook contains some of the world’s oldest tales, first ga­ thered niova than 1,500 years ago in the Vale of Kashmir and now preomted in English. Without foot­ notes and glossaries, tho voluninc is rich in epigrams and verse from which the Oriental flavor has not been lost. Weird legends of lions who hold court liko kings, scheming jncknls and bird s which talk with fish­ es aro told in the five hooks o f the voiumne. The opening yarns' toil of the broken friendship of Bull Lively and Lion Rusty and in­ serted therein are numerous stor­ ies which dovetail into one nnoth- Every paragraph or so is broken with a bit o f sprightly verse, many o f which are introductory to n separate legend or allegory. The reader is sent awanderihg from Un­ original plot for a time but even­ the remittance, the fund has been tually another rhyme brings him swelled by interesg and by the back to tho main thread of the time tho hospitals are completed, story. more than 500,000 yen will have accrued in this way. Cocoa— CO-room addition to be built to Hotel Brevard. Iowa Tries Wind As Rural Yower Source Panama City— Buy Harbor Point AMES, la., Ort. 10.— (TP)—The to be developed as suburb o f Pan- possibility of using wind ns a source of farm power is being ex­ perimented with hy the agricultu­ ral engineering faculty at Iowa State College. A windmill on tho top o f » 100foot steel tower with the generator attached, generated 200 kilowatt hours in thirty days. The average M ovvJ D V ! uecW farm home does not use more than KUJD O' V U H M A'AM 25 kilowatt hours a month. CgtDDEP SN OO The velocity nnd distribution of v *■***■the wind will be the determining factor, said Fred. C. Fenton. Pow­ er generated by the windmill can be used for almot't any activity on tho farm. By Williams H e w OO I f t Cm Hell Y our P n > hOO CO SMOKtvf JJust Brought bS5Lqf’®« urn. OVER RDR vSo° eovstoread. You can almost feel ? 2 Poors HAT miserable ache from In­ flamed, swollen m u B c l O S GONE! Rheumatism conquered. Drlvon right out of the simply by building rich, red blood. Sounds almost Incredible — mil it'B true! You see, rheumatism, as It is called, that cripples you up nnd tortures you night and day. is caused by Impurities In tho fy atc™. •Weak, impoverished Mood canl throw off these Impurities — sc rheumatism remains. S . S . S . h e lp s Nature re b u li'l y ou i T b lo o d t o fig h tin g s t r e n g th — bulldj w ,d.hlnn<1-fells b y th red-hlood-cclls by thoo mlWOhM Red blood purifies tho system rheumatism is driven right out. _ Get this wonderful relief your self! Thousands are doing it! S. S. S. lias bscn stopping rheuma­ tism by building up red cells In tho blood f ja \ for generations, l t f ^ r c I will do tho same you. S. 8. S. also cleanses your skin of blemishes— Increase* ^ , your appetite — puts Power, “ “ c strength and energy In your bod/. Get 8. S. 3. tadsy from any drug gist. Tho larger tottlo M more ccoaoDdcaL fo r m an ces Da il y . Open 3&? p.m.Show Starts 2 s8 p.h Itr-erv cil unit firm -m i \ilnri* >l»n TleK ets on salt- ('Iren s :!(»}• nt llou m tltal ,v A ndcrxnn— Same Crier Am Ciiiirgrd on Shmv flnutn&s. How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu T o break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack o£ grippe, in­ fluenza, soro threat or tonsillitis, phy­ sicians and druggists are now; recom­ mending Ca’.otubs, thu purified and refined calomel compound tablet that given you the effects o f calomel and Balts combined, without tho unpleas­ ant effects o f cither. One or two Calotabs at hcd-Mms with a swallow o f water,—that’s all. N j salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference) with your eating, work or pleasure N ext rooming your cold han vanbhed, your system is thor­ oughly purified and you are feeling fino wltn 11 hearty appetite for breakfact. Eat what you ploase,— no dan­ ger. Get « fam ily package, containing full directions, only lib cunts. A- nay drug atore. (adv) i r m brand Brings the Can Georgia to Yo micimneafc cakes fo r breakfast! How t|w savory odor, wafted from mouth to watering in unUcipul'on of disappear! Per -r-'.vc Your Sweet Toot Giro vour pweet tooth a t r a t by'ordering a can right from your grocer’s. Bonita gyrup u just as delicious on corn awl wheat cakes and Oak leaves arc turning brown. The air is getting c r i s p and snappy. Old jack Frost himself is snoopin’ around the corner of September days. Appetites are picking up— u-rn-m inl Can t you just taste those good old cinnamon buns —-tiicir spicy tang and thrilling d'cliciousness? For breakfast with coffee — for noon - day lunch with milk — or as an after-dinner treat — Gccl but they arc good. Merita extra rich cinnamon buns arc made from a famous old recipe — and most folks d e cla re they’ve never tasted any so good. » For School Lunches Merita Extra Rich Cinnamon Hun* make fine lunches for school children. T h ey ore just sweet enough— spicy cnotnjh— and rich enough to mate a good, substantial food for growing, working children. MADE BY THE A M E R IC A N BAKERIES C O M P A N Y v,atllC3, t'.o . C innamon B UNS ftxsJi daily from your grocer �HERALD, FRIDA of Sport Formidable Eleven T o Face Plant City Tearn On Saturday Coach Welchel WhlpsChargea Into Fine Shape For Tilt With Old Rivals; Injured Players to Return to Game Big Crowd Expected T o W itness Contest Backfield and Line Will Be Aided Materially By Many Reserves, Ready For Fray Fearful Bolsheviki Choose Commission THE OFFICIAL BOX SCORE WASH AB R IIPO A E To Guard Treaties Rice, c f ................ 5 2 23 0 0 S. Harris, 2b. .. 5 0 06 3 0 Goslin, If. . . . . 4 2 12 0 0 J. Harris, rf. . . 3 1 1 1 1 0 Judge, l b .......... 3 1 1 6 0 0 Blucgc, 3b......... 4 0 10 0 0 Peckinpaugh, ss. 3 1 10 2 * Ruel, c................ 4 0 06 0 0 Johnson, p......... 4* 0 00 3 0 will probably be supplanted by Clydo Booth in the next game. He T o t a l s ........ 35 7 7 is capable in general line play, PITTSBURGH AB R H but needs more practice in passing. Moore, 2b........ 4 3 1 The Plant City game will bo good Carey, c f.......... 6 3 4 experience for him. Cuyler, rf. „ 4 0 2 The ends are well taken caro o f Barnhart, If. . . 6 0 1 by Booth and Gilion, two excep­ 1 1 tionally fast wingmen who aro Bigbee, If........ 1 Traynor, 3b..... 4 0 1 ndept at receiving and blocking Wright, ss......... 4. 0 1 tho forward pas. Capt. Russell is Mclnnis, lb. . . . 4 0 2 n star at any position in the line Gooch, c ...........0 0 0 nt which he is placed. Ho can fill Smith, c ........... 4 0 1 capnbly the positions of end, tackle Aldridge, p......0 0 0 or guard. He will undoubtedly ttart l 1 Saturday as qnd, tho running mntc Morrison, p......1 Krcmer, p........1 0 0 of Charles Booth. Coach Welchcl Is Oldham, p....... 0 0 0 also blessed with a capable squad Grantham, x .. 1 0 0 o f reserves, who can be relied upon Yde, x x ...........0 1 0 In an emergency. In fact it is hardly fnir to term T o t a ls ..........38 » 15 27 7 2 some o f them ns “ reserves,” CotzPeck given base in first on tingham, for example, Is one of the Smith’s interference. best all nround linesmen on the x Ran for Morrison in 4th. team. With the p‘ rcnunus week of xx Ran for Smith in 8th. training which the local gridders Score by innings: have undergone, tho prospects of a Washington .. 400 200 0 1 0 -7 - 7-2 hnrd fought game and probably n Pittsburgh .... 003 010 23x—0-15-2 victory next Saturday appear quite Summary: Two base hits, Carey roseate. 3, Moore, J. Harris, Cuyler 2, Smith, Bigbee. Three base hits, M em ber Him? Traynor. Homo run, Peckinpaugh 7. Base on hnlls, o ff Aldridge 3 (Goslin, .1. Harris, Judge), off Johnson 1 (M oore). Struck out, by Morrison 2 (Johnson, S. Hnrris), by Krcmer 1 (S. Harris), by Oldham 2 (Rice, Goslin), by John­ son 3 (Cuyler, Barnhart 2 ). Hits o ff Aldridge 2 in 1-3 inning, off granted by the Soviet government and th commencement o f actual op­ erations, it is stated. The new commission la also charged to watch the carrying out by the respective state organisa­ tions and institution!' o f all obli­ gations undertaken by them in re­ gard to th* concessionary contracts, to discuss all questions ariisng in connection with the carrying out o f the terms o f the contracts which cannot be regulated independently by the individual organisations and peridically to draw up reports and supply reviews o f the working of MOSCOW, Oct. 16.— (VP)— By a special decree the Council o f Com­ missars missars has ordered the chief concession committee to or­ ganise a permanent commission to watch the carrying out o f the con­ cessionary agreements enetred in­ to by foreign concessionarien with the Soviet government and to pro­ vide for the removal o f any pos­ sible obstacles which might hind­ er tho normal work o f the con­ cessionary enterprise. The decree is prompted by the growing number of concessions Germany To Adhere To Rhine Agreement LOCARNO, Switzerland, Oct. 16. — UP)— Germany today officially announced her adhesion to the Rhine p act o f mutual guarantee, formed at the n:curlty conference here with the object o f outlawing war. The pact will be signed by Germany, France and Belgium as principal parties and by Great Britain and Italy as guarantors. A fter the announcement o f Ger­ many’s adhesion, the conference nt its eighth plenary meeting, adopt­ ed the text o f the draft security pact. One lot on Park Ave., and one bn pak close in. $3000.00 each. Both near Sou! school. Business lot or warehouse lot, Hose i ' Only $16000.00. ST Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mayf»i about price. Fine piece o f R. R. Road frontage at lio 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. ‘- o7e balance 1, 2 and 3 years. , , Paralysis W . J. THIGPEft Now a rrm rd r fo r tkU dlaraaf. F ree In form ation and b ook let. Vnn C leave U n i S tore, Joplin, H o. The Puleston-Brumley Building. i i u i i i i H i i n i i i u n n u H u i i m , In India, near the Taj Mahal, there is inscribed in upon the tom b o f Shah Zehan in Arabic the follow ing inscription: I f there be Heaven L et it be here.” Guaranteed Groves Eternally Blooming High Mortality Rate Of Japanese Infants Alarms Government Behind Orlando’s beauty lies the strength and beauty of the hills. The government has laid a gentle hand on this Mightier than mountains Last Empire. A little more dredging will com* many times their size, their power lies in their plete the work already quietly accomplished and productiveness, in the rare value of their soil. Lake Harris and Lake Griffin become as one ahd lit; Injury and ia lure to make hip presence felt in the coming clash. Sanford has n wenlth of excellent back field material In Entzmlnger, Barber, Thompson, King, Leavitt, Turner and Maxwell. It la:ks a leader with competent field gen­ eralship, but makes up for that deficiency with aggressiveness and speed. Zachary, a newcomer, also appears ns a welcome adjunct to Hanford'u "Four Honomon." In the lino tho team Is fnvored with several hard fighting, spirit­ ed huskios, who luck on^y exper­ ience to mnko them outstanding stars on a high school eleven. Whitfield, with more experience than his running mates, stands out as a rock In tho forward wall. Ho la heavy, but ho uses hit' weight to advantage and Is far from being alow In tho lino play. Grier, who was unable to piny last Saturday, is a very capable Enthusiasts who know their foot­ ball will recall Wilbur "F at” Henry as an all American lineman while at Washington and Jeffer­ son. That was a few years back. Well, here's how he looks today In the uniform of tho Canton Hulldogs, one o f tho best professional elevens in the country. Tho big boy U reputed to be as good us ever, too. TOKYO, Oct. 15. — (/P)— The death rutu of infants in Japan is on tho increase, principally because of the deficiency of relief and san­ itary measures. Official statistics discloso that more than 1,300,000 'babies die In tho Empire every year. In the light of thesn facts tho Home Ministry has decided on tho establishment of sanitary sta­ tions in every city throughout the country in which tho population is more than 50,000. tl is expected that more than 3,000,000 yen will bo expended in this work. Physi­ cians nnd nurses witl bo on duty nt each of these stations. HOWEY becomes the origin of Florida’s inlnpd Preeminent above all citrus lands in all tho waterway from the heart of the citrus country. world this vast domain spreads its rare beauty over eighty thousand acres— rich in soil, fair in lakes, ravishing in the thoughtless generosity. luxury of What the Great Lakes are to Chicago, Lakes Nature’s Harris and Griffin, the Ocklawaha and the St. Here the breezes always •John’s rivers will be to Howcy. cool; here the hills are far-away. - 1 Here there ia Peace, Bigger Business Body Interested In Boom NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—(/P)—\ The National Better Business Commission today announced that it will send a special investigating committee to Florida to study the land boom in that state in coopera­ tion with tho Better Business Bu­ reau in St. Petersburg and Miami. Tho inquiry was said to bo tho result of numerous inquiries con­ cerning land projcctu in Floridn received in more than forty states. Escambia— Plans proposed for constructing bridge across Perdido River. ELEVATION IJY TAYLO R GRcATHONK,HENRY. HERE'S A RED TAG ON MY CAR-I’VE BEEN PINCHED FDR J Too LO N S- ) p a r k in g h e r e THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-TW O FEET • h e l l o po lic e h e a d q u a r t e r s - ' MY TfjuRiMQ CAR BEARING LICENSE NUMBER 166166 WAS STOLEN FROM IW FRONT OF THE _ MAGIC MUD CO S t o l e n ?WHAT'S THE BIG _ IDEA V ____ DON’T WORRY-X THINK; I CAN GET YOU OUT OF IT WITHOUT HAVING To PAY A V\NE-. LET'S 'PHONE THE CHIEF , ^ OF POLICE ' TW EN TY-O N E MILE LAKE Watch for the Green and Purple Coach EVERY TUESDAY HALF HO’J * LATER ■ ^ - I T S I M FRONT OF YOU SAY YOU'VE. FOUND MY CARWHERE/S / , IT P J X The FIRST N/CTfONALBANK! AMARREST NOTICE WAS PLACED ON IT FOR BEING PARKEDThERE To o l o m g Bur Since THE car WA5 stolen , YJtfLL CANCEL IT' ( By G olly HENRY THAT WAG A CLEVER ID E A -X BURE T FEEL'NDEBTCD L TO YOU - r WELL .YOU KNOW THs Fine AND COSTS FDR park in g m o p e th an An HOUR 16 $ 7 .6 0 SUPPOSE W o / >\ SPLIT IT// y—< EVERY THURSDAY Sec or Call Mr. Gibson Office Lobby Vulde* Hotel. Phone 551 SALES FORCE: SALES FORCE: JOHN O. BELL THOMAS E. SCOTT DONALD L. PERRINE CAROLINE NUGENT WESLEY SHEBERTH EDW. T. MACKEY JOHN BLALOCK RALPH KITTLE WALTER HAHN W- H. FURROW JNO. T. MORRISON!/ JNO. T. LAND, N Engineer in charge. M ACKEY INVESTM ENT CO Bus Free, Nominal Charge for Hotel Accommodations Representatives 221 S. Orange Ave. Phone 1861 Wire or for Reservati W r it e , �THE SANFORD &JK FRIDAY, i •««» 3— Autos, Rent |AJ).,RATES ^ A d v a n co [•^T%OJ *• *•* L —tr*M I ,tm * • • ■ !£ ? . J|> ---40 • It*# W~ f c - ^ o b l . »b p « | j*«« ■*• f ° r ®0B* * & « • 1,DBth £ *T 0 o for tt m I u restricted to "ulfOMdo TIi* Bon. ■til be responsible Incorrect Insertion, Tor •ub, «au»"t .•oOfflco »hou,d “ ? 21— Sale, Real Estate J* ® \ amj-dirlilon AUTOS FOR H I M special lit, Subdivision to OrBAGIE AUTO SERVICE Day or nkibt. Meet« all trains. BarSBSS:* »°d Fl or a Height*, Florida on Dixie Highf t f a tranafsr. Phone B51 and 88-W WAjr# REEL A SONS _ Too D rin It. . W. Myrtle and lad St. at R. R. F<h?f<f« LS,* Aon*au bartrain if sold fiflrfin thi° 201t,h’ a corner 1()t - K V u b*,autifal Crystal Lake 6— Autos, Sale a i,* , 0 Mary- Florida. Call H. A. Halverson, Sanford Paint & W all Paper Co. 112 1st Street. GOOD used cans 1914 XVIlIye-Knlght Sport Touring. FOR SALE: 120 feet cast front1911 Hup Touring age by 200 feet deep on San1911 Voile Touring 1911 Em m "4 “ Coach P Hfl e' 352. ?rA500, Terms- Addrera r . O. ^Box 1921 Buick ”6 " Touring 1923 Dodge Coupe 22— Sale, Furnitue I. W . Phillips’ Sons Ternia To Borne People Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St ^jUtSr In «• • ot SKU [Jr with rates, rates itlon. will 6— Business Opportunities Wo carry a full line. Our prices are right. Cash or tCTms. We want your business Sanford Stovo & Furnituro Co. ________ 821 E. First St >lrr„ T l t i A b on ton . , thousand hM » 1 »ho «*n * unless with roa tar address. .u lM must » « ,ii(« •» hr J*5* ,1In, SUesmSta* lerilee ________ jtsifications Bncements Accessories [ , Rent Repairing ! , Sale ess Opportunities ess Service uLApartments fituouses lit, Rooms bcial and Board ent, Office, Stores ale, Acreage (or Exchange ale, Groves Bale, Houses , Lease, Rent Live Slock |Sale, Miscellaneous Real Estate [f^rniturei liture Wanted Found b’ans, Jewelers og, Decorating, _ . 18 7— Business Service FOUND: Stray Fox Terrier. Call tt Magnolia Avenue. LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre- H. H. Scrug gs. acriptiona. Drag*, Sodas. Wo ere as near yon aa your phone. FOUND: Pair o f glasses near Postoffice, Owner see George Call 103. Dickson, Roumillat & Anderson Drug Co. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon A Platt 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees 216 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragtth JTEWART THE FLORIST” Radio. Flowers for all occasions. R14 Myrtle. Phons 260-W WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, 33— Wanted Sanford Avenue and 10th Street Expert service. W AN TED : Sheet metal work of all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Works. 312 E. 2nd St. Engraving, Embossing. See us W AN TED : Party to board a love­ first. We do it Phone 417-W. ly 2 year old boy. Reply R. W . R. R. Ave.-Ccmmerclal S t c.o. Herald. JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele* phone 111. MIRACLE Concrete C o, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxee. J. ■ . Terwflleier, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. Housa ot Service, Quality end Price. ADDRESSING — Multigraphing, folding and mailing—as you want It— when you want It Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First National Bank Bldg. i Tuning , Seeds, Trees 9— For Rent, Houses era and Supplies FOR R E N T: Garage on 5th Street and Egg3 between Palmetto and Magnolia i Notice reasonable. See Mr. Dabney at iters and Supplies Herald office. j Help, Female edHelp, Male .Help, Male or nale FOR R E N T : Garage on 5th Street between Palmetto and Magnolia reasonable. See Mr. Dabney. H er­ ald O ffice. 10— For Rent, Rooms ! l jle\ Salesman , “ M U , Male FOR REN T: Room in private home to refined young man, 609, M ag­ o i n1 i iQn^male Jed Realisute nolia Ave. [ted to R ft FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ W Mediums. [AnnouncemenU Call 148 out meals. Seasonable Lincoln House. rates. sions [moral Notice p i u ] j f i & » « ic » I . r — ^ J jd m e t t a Ave. & Ilo<ly . !lrinr. 1lator an{i fc o n j f ot con|ln* of ttasL ri co.rea Is* radiator^ Clean,nR China make lovely gifts umns” o f The Herald. Let a classi­ AWAITS VALDEZ HOTEL YOU Enropaan Plan ’ OD a^ v" cwtI,-NEC H M * q E o T° r <tT^ HE> e M O ver^ . , * ......... <12— Advtg. Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers o f Volus­ ia county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. FOR SALE: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including sawn, block, computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This can bo had for cost of accumulated Btorago char­ ges. H. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or ha-.v it to your local denier so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months $2.00. If you doaire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. Price ?12,500.00 Terms $2500 cash, balance $61.75 per month. WE HAVE THE BEST &UYS ACREAGE B U S I N E S S HOMES We have several clients V / lon c 7 1 7 Public Stenographei V c i k l e z R e a l t y G> Valdez Hotel Lobby V u k lc/ H o l d D uiiilnn* ing for 4 and 5 room bunga* lows. 'f O U r, M O V IN ’ TO ? your property with us for results. OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through tho Xenia Gnzetto, Zcnin, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad and dliplay rates on request. 1,— A beautiful six room stucco finish­ ed bungalow on Mngnolia Ave. Lo­ cated between Mar­ tin and Spurling Streets, rSituated on a corner lot. Price $10,500.00. Terms, arranged Try Smith’ s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. 2. Three adjoining lots on Second St. nt Pnlmotto Ave. 117x117. Locnted in the coming new business section of Sanford. Price $700.00 per front foot. 14 ensh, bal­ ance 1, 2, nnd 3 yrs. SANFORD REALTY CO., 3. Three adjoining Iot3 on Elm A ve at 13th Street. Ono investing in these lots could be sure o f a good profit with­ in a very short time. $6,000.00 taken all three lots. $2,000.00 cash, balance, ar­ ranged on easy pay­ ments H. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9-10*11 Ball Phone 657. 4. 147 acres located on the Sanford-Orlnndo Rond just South of the city limits o f Sanford. This is an ideal tract to sub­ divide Immediately, It consists o f good level ground. It is now being rapidly built up right up this tract. There are only a few tracts like it left and it will pay for you to seo it, to buy, nnd to take advantage o f tho opportunity it offers. Price $1000.00 per acre. $25,000 cash, balance 1, 2, anil 3 years. W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford A vs. Sanford, Fla. Tires At prices that are Pan Am and Standard Gas Oils “ Veedol Oils” 100Feet MBJ »C R E A L T 0 R 3 > JOHN E. FOX, Representative 120 South Park Ave. , * 'X R IN E ’S FILLIN G i * STATION “ We Cover Florida Real Estate Like tho Sunshine” with railroad frontage Electric Irons Radio Supplies * Phone 461-J 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. at $50.00 foot. 1 AN UNUSUAL OFFERING Easy terms. £ HILTON’S rw HARIIHB (HOP ~ 113 Magnolia A vs. f First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladlta and ChQdraa. Best ami only available BUSINESS SITE at Lako Act Quick Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad and loading station also new power plant of Southern Utilities. THE Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT P in t National Bank Bldg, Ran ford. . -------Florida Lake Monroe ia sure to grow. Mitchell-Shipp Investigate this today. Price and terms reasonable. Realty Co. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. = Wasting Time 316 First National Hank Sanford, Fla. 214 E. FIRST ST. Why wasto your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in tho next thirty or sixty days. We have been in the real estate business for years and are glad to say we have tho finest listings and the best values In tho Ststo o f Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their propertiee with us for better results and quick action W. R. SMITH. MGR, GEORGE M cM AN U S WHERE. A.RE. List Schulte s Selected Listings bus Rato 8c (6-word line) line. e rooms, bath up stairs. L o b b y Puleston-B rum tfT Bldg. ■Sanford Florida MRS. R. O. TRAVIS UP FATH ER -to o ° G T OF posure. porches down stairs; 3 bed Sanford'a Leading Ilolel WUItT W . XVAltNEll, Manager ticles you have stored aw ay and havo no use for. A little thirty[Her falena111 V° to on Palmetto— Contract let for con­ DO YOU W ANT TO BUY or sell cent ad may bring you several k bond, n3lon «nd $90,- structing new bathhouso at tourist anything? If so advertise in dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ sentative will call and see you. CafflP’ » A t f l f l the Gainesville Sun. ^ Eastern ex. 4 rooms, pantry, 2 screened ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE” OF THE HERALD neighbor* hood in town. ARAL E9TATH —INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITY in best 2108 PALMETTO AVH. W a lrh , Jew elry nntl C loek Ilep a lrln * and K a a ra vla s U l’ lt'K SKItVlCB 21k M agnolia Avrnne J'bvne 443 Earle T. Field 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — a 7 LITTLE TVAN T AD IN The ® ill reHERALD will bring you in big Classified ads have the largest Radiator * bOR SALE: Horse, bridle and sad­ results. Advertise thoso ohl ar­ •‘jy1St. nnil R. R R. n SL and dle. Also one horto wagon. John circulation in Southwestern Geor­ A « E M O V IN ’ /\ N ’ W EN T TO N E W H O U b E AvN ' 499-M — Phone — 499-M H. C. VIELE Jeweler fied ad w ork fo r you. boys. PALM BEACH COUNTY — Tho scene o f stupendous develop­ ment. Rend about it in tho Palm EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, gen- Beach Post. Sample copy sent on eneral office or correspondent, request. open for position. Good references and can bond. Reply P, L. Care ADVERTISING gets results If St Herald. reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated iu 37— Wanted Help, Salesman an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. MAN with car to work in evenings from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each sition fo r hustler. Give references in letter. Write “ Proposition” Care of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six Herald. cents a word for six consecutive SE V E R A L solicitors to work on issues. commission. Right proposition for right man. Apply at Herald THE MORNING JOURNAL is the after 5:30 in afternoon. accepted want ad medium io Daytona (Fla.) Ono cent a word 42— Advtg. Mediums an insertion. Minimum 25c. gia. Heights, H. A . SPEIR Contractor and Builder F L O R ID A -O R L A N D O — Orlando ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Morning Sentinel; largest class! ald, South Georgia’s greatest fied business, rate lc a word, min­ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, imum 24c cash with order. weekly and Sunday, Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest word; 4 insertions 1 1—lc; 6 or FURNISI1ED bed room, 807 M ag­ more l c per word each insertion. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. nolia Avenue. You are wasting time and mo­ LEARN ABOUT Polk County and 19— Sale, Live Stock Lakeland, through tho Starney if this pago hasn't your clas­ Telegram. Best advertising mosified advertisement. Phono it in FOR SA L E : Two good mules at a dlum In South Florida. Published bargain, Address A. M. Box 65, today. No. 148. mornings. STAll-TELEGRAM Sanford, Fla. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in Lakeland, F l o r i d a . _______ tho FORT LAUDERDALE I OR SA L E : 10 good work mules, may bo seen at our barns, one D A IL Y N EW S— it covers Brow­ MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine mile south and 2 miles west o f ard County thoroughly which is people aro interested in Florida one o f the most rapidly growing Haskell, Fla. Lakeland Highlands property. Reach them through Co-Operative Association, Box 79 sections on the Florida Coast. tho Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ Sample copy and rate card upon Lakeland, Fla. plication. _________ _ request. Murphy, Gindcrvillo.________ For Sale ! ! 2-story home, located on the Insert an ad in the “ Classified Col­ J call 9-1^/ Ik LL AHOUSE On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 FOR REN T: Furnished bed room in privato family fo r ono or two , -............. „„ refined gentlemen. Call 200 French B8iRT^nty.five S M & N m b Avenue. r,n tel', <*arjJ Of iI------------------------------------------------------------- I ODerat operation or call M a lV r n Wn I i 0 0 M F 0 R R E N T 1209 M a g n o lia iy» offices ' *-*0l*CC* Phnnft UiH-fJI Rofnrnnnnu Phono 153-L3. References nv. cx chnnged. J^nONEER lains, Buvarian and Japanese G. T A Y L O R D YER 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 bridgo 34— Wanted Help, Female across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house W ANTED: Colorod cook. 1422 under construction; two millions Pnrk Ave. being spent on highwny; greatest chance for live developers to get W ANTED: Experienced waitress. in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Apply Manhattan Cafe, Palmetto opment Department, Tho PonsaAve. cola News. W ANTED: Rapid stenographer position, good salnry to the right TAM PA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clas­ party. Apply Glasco Investment sified pages o f Florida’s Great Co., 111 W. 2nd St.. Phone 757. Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. W ANTED: Stenographer with Minimum 25c, cash with order. some experienco in book-keeping Write fo r complete rate card. Apply Fletcher-Bulger Realty Co., 113 1-2 No. Magnolia Ave. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise In 35— Wanted Help, Male the St. Petersburg Times. One cen' cent a word dally, two cents a won W A N TE D : Colored boy to do jan- Sundays. , ‘,'ltor work. Sanford Herald. LET US TR A IN you fo r choice positions in book-keeping, short­ hand, typewriting, etc: ’ Day and night sessions. Sanford Business W A N TE D : Two neat College, Room 9, Ball Bldg. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS Chlnaware m English Porce­ ^ALE: Babys folding sulky. FOR SALE: New grocery and soft Price $6.00. Mrs. Andornon, 915 drink counter^ also vqgfctable racks. Wlil sell for 1-2 price. Phono Elm* 727.________________________________ 24—Lost, Found 3 . ® Ice address M iir w d m number If The Ball Hardware I t s A F I N E . F i'K BT’ ^ O L L V : l O O M T K N O W •I M U bT e. H O U R 'S h Ho Om NE Q E F O R .E . T H E V ^ N CxO E 5 - WHEH 1 O O FIN D £T* l*tM a o > N ' *TO e>EA,T (JP v v / nn ! FULTON, INC. Real Estate 1 Brokers I 01923 sv Int l Fcaturc Scavicc. Inc. Grr.t Prit.m nfhfa „mv*iJ Developer* Prom oted Seminole Hotel jWb‘ /O * 16 8ANFOKD, FLORIPA � 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, October 16, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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