6 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be1ce62870ff2d58d115414a3a5bb9c1.pdf 217443a22b6438dd13b15c4bb96be13d PDF Text Text . n e w s p a p e r T1IK WKAT1IER 'ln Florida’s Heart, Richest Garden Land . G rea test Vegetable Pnrtljr cloudy Saturday and Sun­ day; local thundershower* Sunday in south and central portion; gen­ tle variable winds. SANFOIU), FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y . AU G U ST 8, 1925, P R IC E F IV E C E N T S NUMBER $ W O Memberships Secured In Big Four Day Campaign hpaignHailedAsCITIZENSGIVE) ....... ys Greatest Feat THEIRVIEWS ON Campaign Comes To Close With Big: Leaders Of Drive ®^®CAM PAIGN; Victory Dinner Given Friday Night and Women Take Part In Drive To Raise $105,000 For Rig Municipal Publicity Fund By Daniel 11. McFarland, Director of the Campaign Vice President, American City Bureau ____ o - ---------------------------------- — Able Leadership Plus Spirit »an Housholdcr ^EAIVIS LEADERS i w ^ ^ T w S S Was ^ ^ I R E C E I V E PR A IS E Davey Pays Unusual anford Citizens p ( ) R W QRK I S u ccess * _ „ ! . ’ „ „ ~ 7 *W R e c o r d , M e s s M cn T h ln U Tribute To Workers Active W orking Organization O f Campaign Largely Re­ sponsible For Large Mem­ bership Fund Subscribed. City Can Always Be Depend­ ed Upon to Do Things, Says C i t y Atorney DeCottcs It is the opinion of n large num­ ber o f business and profession" ! 1 The fact thnt Sanford’s great men o f this city that the great “ Forward Movem ent" came to an success achieved by the Sanford end in a blaze o f glory today is people in subscribing over $105,­ credited largely to the untiring e f­ 000 in the Chamber of Commerce in Ihc great success forts o f some 200 men and wom­ membership drive in the interest Ihambcr of Commerce en who have faithfully done their of a better and greater Sanford was made possible through almost Phil* campaign which part in tho securing o f approxi­ perfect co-operation on the part mately 4,000 memberships for the } closed, Sanford has of the people ns a whole. local Chamber o f Commerce. [its greateset achieve­ A large number of the suhseripThey have received the praise r s the opinion cx- o f the entire community for their lions were made voluntarily and today by a number ceaseless effo rt during the past this, it declared, was typical of spirit o f co-operation that prevail­ pallors of the big fored among the Snnford people. The nvement. united effort of the people togeth­ er with the aide direction o f the * E. F. Housholdcr, leaders were declared to be the >f the Hoard o f Governors greatest factor in the success of the forward movement. It is declared that if this spirit and co-operation continues San­ The spirit and the hearty re­ ford will become Florida’s great­ I place in Sanford nndi sponse o f the grea t number of est inland city. One citizen point that a successful city must Jh the success achieved is Sanford citizens, who hnve rub’ demons!ration to Amcr- scribed to the big membership fund; hav e lenders and lenders must Lhc city of Hanford is pro- have also been praised by (lie most have followers. Sanford hash oth, I and expects to take Us prominent persons in the commun­ he declared. [h the tide of progressive- ity and tho lenders o f the cam­ Citv attorney George A. PeV otho state of Florida, paign. trs when approached unon the sub­ Slid be hard to select any With W. H. McFarland, vice­ ject of the campaign this morning, noire than one in looking president o f thp American City Bu- said: reason for tho success o f rcuu ns director o f the campaign Result Speaks For Itself maign. tl is self evident and Dr. Alexander Karr ns educa “ The successof the campaign success was brought about tionnl director, the presidents of <nraks for itself. The fact remains ir.ited effort o f our citizen- the hands o f this city were chosen that the people of Sanford, as for the “ allied command." includ- they always have, could be depend­ ed upon to put over this campaign, ns they have done mart/ other things, and make Sanford's t’ hanil:rr of Commerce the largest in the world on a per ennitn basis. Th« sucre i o f the great forward move meat shows that the spirit of civic co-operation and united effort has been awakened in tho Sanford peo­ ple a it never has bcfoic." |M the opinion o f Robert G. D.tvey. attorney o f this city, the big forward movement is seen as a vital rep in the progress of San­ ford. lie said: “ The person who takes his place b the recent drive ns a recent comer to Snnford soon for the Sanford leaim or may learn that the city r d femmeice and pubha- seen a number o f events in rer* ill former drives. C(M,I years vital to its progress I * * * * ! Went factor has ami pro eerily. Advancement is F Bu' b t our people in ever achieved by adding one step [ n bis4 i,,r the building t„ nnotl er. But this Intent n< h eveF ’ r Sttb,t4. Judicious meat will probably be accorded n rfr a':'' ■ hould be making distinction. How did it hap­ pen? Kipling furnishes the key to Ihc secret wdhen h<* studies prune life and observes ‘that the strength ,,f the pack is the wolk.' For the impressive accomplishment of to,ln\ wc arc indebted t«> the clear visioned, self sacrificing anil pro­ gressive leadership of our yester, Has lender®. Followers ne. Kipling suggestively adds The strength o f the w olf is mt.' Readers must have folIt is demonstrated that rd hns both— lenders inform,,-speet to the things thnt are tl:li to the city’s upbuilding iregr-ss and citizens thorv imbued with tho spirit of '■ration. The splendor " f tho nt aehievcmtn can only be the prophecy o f an alluring fu- Negroes Back Drive \V i t h Contributions Aupg. s . - arthquake was felt at ■ '* £ nn Diego, Rivcri„ . ‘ ‘arnadino counties i i 1* m°niing. The r ° r n 1:10 "H e r ' ^ron' Snn Diego, nxf*trem ity, to Sun ’ - o damage was re- The negro population o f Snn­ ford gave strong evidence o f its loyalty to Sanford in the Cham­ ber o f Commerce campaign. Twen­ ty-nine negroes voluntarily con­ tributed to the Chamber o f Com­ merce campaign, us follows: Henry Caldwell, $25; W . W. Lewis, $25; J. M. Brewer, $25; Afro-Am erican L ife Insurance Co., I. F. Frozier, 125: C. E. E banks, $2f>; Dick McPherson, $5; I. E. Roller, $10; John Hnmbone, $1; S. D. Thomas, $5; James Pott , $25; S. D. Jacobs, $25; E. I). Strick land, $25; I). C. Brock, $25; A niuir, $25; K. S. Johnson, $25; W. O. Green, $25; Z. J. Gerry, $25; Grnmling & Morris, $26; li. L. Un­ hurt, $25; M. C, Mosely, $25; A l­ bert A. Gramling §25; Mrs. M. EHarris, $25; J. A. Gramling, $25; Joo Boddic, $5; A. I). Hawkins, $26: 1L M. D Cn., by J. \V. |Knowles, $25; Fred D. Alexander, ‘ $25; E, L. Ford, §2. \ Winson of this city said: , accomplishment s o f the feiir-dnv campaign cannot ted in a few words It forms ,i.. community effo rt, we ,.„| The uniting of lO.tlltJ in a common vision, a stcailnurposr and a high resolve. . | m, by a subscription ag■ting $105,000, is n achievethat immediately rivm ' , ri| ,he distinction of being , t remarkable American n ty, it, destiny, ns such, is nssursafely underwritten and im snlondid citizenship, ; ?nir marked ability of brains ne gy; with its vast array of i n endowments and «dv m­ ? 5 t h U* strong Chamber Jnimerco «"'• “ unlU,i,/ ' , ' ? S i l - c t » e nh ^ n g great city to the honor and : gpirit C an ted M « P .-«ssed *n lh« t- ot * Sanford has raised $100,000 for the Use of its Cham­ ber of Commerce for advertising Snnford and Seminole county and rendering various kinds of service nil de­ signed to build a greater and more prosperous city. Sanford now stands at the head of all cities in the world in the support of its Chamber o f Commerce on a per capita basis. Sanford now has one of the five largest Chamber of Commerce incomes in the unrid. Sanford has increased the income of its Chamber o f Commerce from membership dues 1,600 per cent. Sanford has put on a Chamber o f Commerce cam­ paign that ran true to schedule from the day it started to the end. It first doubled the original goal, then trip­ led it. and finally decided to quadruple it. Sanford furnished a team organization that was equal in size and ability to cities of a quarter o f a million people, and it was as large at the end as at the beginning. Sanford has all these things to its credit, but to me the greatest thing, and of the greatest value in the long run, is the new spirit of the community. It has boon said by some o f the greatest civic leaders of America that a fine community spirit is the greatest asset that a community can have,— greater than location, resources or tiny other factor. It is true for when a community has the right sort of spirit, it can accomplish any thing within reason. I believe t Init this is the beginning of a new day for Sanford ami this section. I look for the news o f this re­ markable result to spread to all the United States and Canada. Today the city of Daytona, which is now Day­ tona Reach, is still getting free advertising from its re­ m ark ab le campaign. You can hardly pick up a news­ paper without seeing some inference to its great Cham­ ber of Commerce. I look for Sanford to have the same experience, for every time ii i mentioned, it will be ad­ ded that it is thi city with tlie hugest j.i r c&i&u ( ’iiaiiVdfc' of Commerce in the world. When I came hero I made a study o f Sanford and de­ cided that i! had the location and foundation for a great city. Dr. Karr came here a week later and I was anxious to got bis true reaction, and he came to the same con­ clusion. I believe that the first turning point in the history of Sanford was when the Hotel Forrest Lake project was conceived and made a success. That hotel, in my conser­ vative belief, will be worth many millions of dollars to Sanford because it will bring wealth inti* a close con­ tact with the community. The lack of wealth has been the one and only thing in my belief that has held you Actual Cost O f Big Civic Campaign $2,700, Approximately Two and H alf Per Cent Of Total Amount Raised The actual expense of the < nambor o f Commerce membership campaign just ended which result­ ed in making the Sanford trade body th»' largest in the world on u |M*r capita basis, is very small in comparison with the sum raised for the advertising nttd the ad­ vancement of Sanford. Hus fact is borne out in figures given out this morning by It. W. Fear man, Jr., secretary’ o f the chamber. The total cost o f the campaign will not lie over $2,700. ho said, while over $105,000 has been made available during the ensuing year for the operation o f tin* trade body and the advertising of Banford’s vast resources. Tlu* ex­ pense o f approximately $2,700 is equal to only 2 ' i |*er cent ol the sum raised. Mr. I’oarmnn s ligures United E ffort During Four Day Period of Teams and Special Committee Rc-ult In Success o f Movement Large Amounts Arc Reported Each Day Captain W .A .Lcffler Reports Largest Amount Raised by One Team In Single Day Rousing Addresses By Prominent C'tizeens Features o f Dinner; Last Day’s Reports Show $34,965 Raised by Campaign Workers Sanford's great forward movement, instituted by tho ' Chamber of Commerce, came to a glorious climax last night • \ at an elaborate Victory Dinner at the Seminole Cafe when a tabulation o f the final day’s campaign results showed that $105,000 had been raised and 4,200 memberships added to Nl the Chamber in an intensive four-day campaign. By virtue o f its outstanding record, the Sanford trade ■; body becomes the largest in the world on a per eapitu basis. ■' The membership o f the Chamber of Commerce iH now great- ' er than that o f any other city of 15,000 persons or less in the entire world. These were the statements nt tho din- ) ner last night o f Daniel II. McFarland, vice-president o f tho American City Bureau .and director o f the campaign. Reports from the various teams and the members o f the . special committee at the Victory dinner last night showed t lint bad been raised on the last day o f the cam­ paign. O f this amount the special committee reported $21,­ 000, including the city's appropriation of $20,000, and the teams reported $13,765. Tho large part that the team organizations nml the special com­ mittee nlayed in the Chamber of Commerce membership campaign, is shown in their reports on tlm results o f solicitations for tho four days o f the campaign. A t the luncheon on the first day o f the campaign the special' com­ mittee, composed o f President Kdward Higgins o f tlje trade laxly, Judge B, F. Iluusholdcr, chairman of the executive committee. Mayor ■Forrest Ijike and S. 0. Shinholser -------------------- ------- ■■--------- ■ o The first amount reported na be­ 1reported subscriptions amounting ------------------------------- -— -| ln g given by the city wan $ ID,000, to $29,100. This was the largest the sum it hns given annually fo r amount reported nt any one time. the past several years in the sup­ At the Victory Dinner Friday port of the trade body. This left night it reported 921,200, but the tho total reported at $J9,851. Tho amount was boosted by the $2otlHMI totnl wns announced and W . M. given by the city o f Sanford. On Young, developer and owner o f th® Wednesday the »|*criid committee Highland Park Rub-Division o f reported that it hud raised $8,700 this city, arose and asked permis­ i and on Thursday reported $5,400. sion to liuve the privilege o f uut'K * ir,tnl amount reported by this ting tho amount over $ 100,1)00, th* body was $lH 700. sum needed being $149. Mr. Including the repoils at the dbtYoung had already suscribcd $1,. ner Friday night, tho trams re­ 000. ported n totnl o f $.19,101. Of this City Given Additional $l,0n<). amount $1,1,705 was reported last Tho city's nproprintion toward night. This was the largest amount the fund wns then raised $4,000 by of subscriptions reported by the Mayor Forrest F.ake, making tho 1teams for any one day's solicita­ total reported $104,000. The c ity ’s tions. On Tuesday the teams start­ contribution enrh year is made pos­ ed o ff by reporting $11,515 at tho sible through a tax levy o f onu end o f the first period o f solicita­ mill tion. which last only two hours. Then in quick succession nn ad­ ditional $ 1,000 was subscribed. It was given as follows: Mayor F or­ rest IJiko $250, Kdwnrd Higgins $250, S. O. Shinholser $250, Judge K. F. Housholdcr $200 and R. G. Davey $50. Kven after final reports wer® made, several telegrams und com­ munications were received by th* Chamber <>f Commerce which at noon today swelled tho total amount of subscriptions to $105.­ 400. The amount reported sin:® * the dinner last night is $t0Q. Reports made ut tho of(ic«® of the Chamber o f Commerce today showed that tho Carpentet’s Union of the city subscriltcd $240 toward the membership fund o f tho trad® laxly. It was further pointed nut that every employee, together with tho proprietor, o f the Hill Hard­ ware Company took out nt least one membership in tho Chamber. Reports o f tho various teams at tho Victory Dinner lust night fo l­ low: Reports of Teams. Major J. G. Rail’s division: Cap­ tains, John Render $5411; R. B. Chapman, $ 100; Frank Talbot, $.1.15; J. G. Sharon, $1,100; IV. R. Walthall, $200; F. E. Roumillat, $125, making a total fur tho di­ vision o f $2,815. Major D. I,. Thrasher’s division: (Continued on I’uge Three) pnign. McFarland and Karr Praised. Too much praise, executive members of tho Chamber o f Coin- ] merco declared this morning, can­ not l»e given to Mr. McFarland first and Dr. Alexander Kurr for their third part in the success o f the cam­ Total paign. Many have nsesrted that day $210 no speaker could have been secur­ $7u6. Cnpt. Randall Chase; first duy ed who could have done more in awakening the civic spirit of^ the $425; second duy $42.'<; third duy Sanford people than did Dr. Karr. $450; fourth duy $1,200. Total His thorough knowledge o f tho $2,500. Cupt. C. E. Henry: first day work and a complete study of the conditions prevailing in the city $110; second duy none; third day made him a vnluable asset ns ed­ $200; fourth duy $100. Total $tuu. Cupt. George f). Bishop: lir.vt ucational director of tho cam­ day $275; second duy $110; thud paign, it was declared. Mr. McFarland deserves much duy none; fourth duy $1,575. T o ­ more credit than he admits and has tal $1,980. indeed proved a valuable factor in Capt. H. J. Lehman: first duy tho cumpaign, the officials contend. $450; second day $150; third day Ills untiring efforts throughout $150; fourth duy $125. tho entire period of tho Campaign Teams under MuJ. Floyd Ful­ and his remarkable foresight are mer reported us follows: » said to have been esential in bring­ Capt. C. L. B ritt: first duy $125; ing about the g r is t success of the second duy $125; third duy $125; movement for n greater Sanford. fourth day $275. Total $850. "Tho Sanford Chamber o f Com­ Capt. b. M. Lloyd: first day merce feels that it is greatly in­ $250; second duy $700; third day debted to the American C ity Bu­ $900; fourth day $400. Total $2,­ reau for the excellent work o f the 250. organization and it* workers in Capt. W . J. Hardy: first day this city in thnt the campaign just $525; second day $100; third day ended has brought fcbout thorourgh $925; fourth doy $775. Total $2,­ co-operation and a united effort 125. atuuiig the entir citizenship," Mr. Cnpt. W . A . L e ffle r: first day Pcarmnn asserted. .ICvQtlnuyij- oq Fsgo Thts»). HONOR R O LL FOR “ G REATER C IT Y ” DRIVE IS GIVEN Miami Radio Station Broadcasts Results 01’ Local Campaign News o f Sanford's recordbreaking chamber o f commerce campaign was given to the 'world not only through Associ­ ated Press dispatches but also over radio . after the (Victory Dinner last night, ar­ rangements wore mmiu over long distance telephone for the announcement to ba made from station WMHF ut the Fleet­ wood Hotel, Miami Beach. T. E. King of this city, while tuning in shortly after 10 o’­ clock had tho plcusure of In ­ toning to the Miami announcer give the details o f Surford’s epoch making drive. Mr. King stated this morning that a 15 minute tulk was given by tho Announcer, during which be paid s glowing tribute to tho O A K L A N D , Cal., Aug. 8.— The ’"C ity Substantial" fo r its Key System Transit Company hero achievement. has adopted a puy-us-you-leave ' in conclusion, the announcur pluu on its local cars to avoid con­ said, "Sanford, by its record of gestion in downtown streets. Pas­ four days, has shown tho world sengers are requested to find seats what can be done in Florida. or standing room quickly when The city where the (ineat celthey enter and to hand over their i in the world is grown, has fares on leaving. Tho method is proving popular | 'set a murk that even cities o f with women passengers, especial- 1 half million population would be proud of. Other Florida ly thostf burdened with parcels and children. The new system is being ! cities had better watch Sac* ford for it; citizens are doiugused only on outbound cars, pas­ big things in a big wuy.’’ sengers on inbound cars continuing to pay as they cutty. Street Cars on System Of Pay-As-You-Leave �ilPAV, AUGUST 7, 1925. + + + + + ***+ *****+ , * •> ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ » t i u 1™ YjJ / JNf r membership campaign of I he Chamber of Commerce will end. When the learn captains give their reports tonight the drive will he over. !l will then he too late! Your chance of helping your town will have passed. tonight the 1ui % jf0rX‘\k'j* 'ku-a.* A lew short hours are left. Make your subscription now ■* • • 1 • •» | ^ ^* ,, # t * by getting in touch with any worker in the campaign, by calling at the Chamber o f Commerce office or by telephoning your name and address to the campaign headquarters. 1wo Count for the Most :ry S t4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 >4v- a n f o 4444444444444444444444444444444 *44444444444444444444* yvv44<~>444444444444>444444444 r d .j.<.4.4. •*+ v+ »+ v+ *-> fr'i< 4 t ♦♦+++++«+++*+4+++ �■jzs&Zi -; .rYDUiMi'nrWiillTnTTn'rr ■* - - • . .»»»*■w<fr»»u *■^2255|fl62i i_ji~iai.;>n)i>—“*^1 •w,a �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATUltPAY, AUG. 8. 1925 Sanford Herald w ry I d f i f at As Brisbane Sees It aftersn«*H Florida itarad aa itecond 'Jlaaa Matter, lobar ST, l* lt, at tha Foatoftlca ■aaford, Florida indar Act of ftC lisi'iu eT fo x it.vri.s On* Tear— IT.00 His Months M.SO D«U**ra.t In City by CarrUi. per • N k , lie . Woskly trillion U.OO par >sar. IPH CIAI. ,%OTirr.i All obituary Ao*levs, card* of thunks, resolutions and notices ot snterialn-.«nts whsra ebsrKcs are Mads will b« charged far at regular -idrertlalng rates. M K M iirn t i i k a s s o c i a t k i >f iik s s Tha Associated I’ reas Is esclustvsly entitled to, Mio use for republlcatron of all news dispatches credited (o It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this paper and si so the lo­ cal news pub fished herein. All Dfhtg of republlcatlon of special dispatch­ es herein ara slso reser-sd._______ S A T U R D A Y , A U G U ST «, 1923 T H E H E R A L D S PLATFO R M 1,— Deeper water route to Jacksont lllf. . . t 2.— Construction o f St. Jnhns-Indisn River ranal. 8. —Extension of white way. S.- -Extension o f local amusements. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, g»f |B — Augmenting nf building procram— houses, hotels, apartment house*. 8/— Extension of street paving pro­ gram. 7*— Construction of boulevard ■round Lake Monroe. 6.— Completion of city beautifiestion program. 9/— Expansion o f athool system with provision for Increased fa ­ culties. two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder o f soul nnd spirit, and o f the jointH and mar­ row, and is n dlscnrner of the thoughts and intents o f tho heart. Hebrews 4: 12. TO ONE IN PA RAD ISE Thou wnst nil that to me, love, For which my soul did pine: A green Isle In the sea, love, A fountain and a shrine A ll wreathed with fairy fruits nnd flowers, And ull tho flowers were mine. Ah, drenm too bright to Inst! Ah, starry Hope that didst arise But to be overcast! A voice from out o f the Future cries, "On, on I"— hut o’er the Past (Dim g u lf!) my spirit hovering lies Mute, motionless, aghast. For, alas! nlus! with ino Tho light of Life is o’er! No more— no more—no more— (Such Ian gun go holds the solemn sen To the sands upon the shore) Bhall bloom the thunder-blasted 1^ ^ * * ». n e™ v tf * * • « i Or the stricken eagle soar, Anil nil my days are trances, And all my nightly dreams, A re where thy dark eye glances, And where thy footstep gleams In whut ethereal dances, By whnt eternal streams. — Edgar Allan Poo. Tho co-operntlvd spirit won! Sanford has given tin* world a good example o f what can he done with everyone pulling together. A couple always comes to odds am i, N o Mediterranean Hoof. Coolldge Wants Airship*. Too Many Dresses. When You Get It, Keep It. hundred of the city’* busy men and women, more than fortyBY A R T H U R BRISBANB two hundred memberships have been secured for the (Copy rt util lilt) great commercial organization. And after the close o f the campaign last night the word went out to all the world that SE N A TO R CIPPICO says Italy Sanford smashed all records as far as Chamber o f Com­ is the prisoner of England, because Britain has the Mediterranean bot­ merce organizations are concerned. up at Gibraltar and at the When the campaign was first conceived several weeks tled Suez Canal. He might have added ugo the most optimistic nmong its supporters did not expect that, in the same extent, Russia to see a fund o f more than fifty thousand dollars obtained, and Kemal Pasha between them and at that time there was much skepticism as to whether have got the Mediterranean- bat­ it would be possible to raise even that amount. There even tled up nt the eastern end, were those who Were unfavorable to the campaign, believ­ BUT TH E days have gone by ing that this was an inopportune time for such an effort. when the Mediterranean or any Four weeks ago Daniel H. McFarland reached the city. other body o f water can be bottled Carefully planning n systematic campaign, quietly working up. There is no roof on tho Medi­ out all o f the details, perfecting an organization, developing terranean. the Italians are daring fliers, ami in Cnproni they hnve enthusiasm, selling Sanford to its own people with the as­ some o f the best flying machine sistance of Dr. Karr, Mr. McFarland laid his plans so well makers in the world. and gathered about him such a- smooth working organiza­ Ten Italian airships flying west tion that even ho himself was greatly surprised at the over­ could make a wreck o f Gibraltar, whelming success of the campaign. Without his organiz­ another ten could fly enst and ing ability and the systematic manner in which he worked, wreck the entrance to the Suez Ca­ nal, nnd any British battleship that there would have been no world’s records broken, nor such might he bottling up that atrip o f wonderful results secured. water. The first great meeting of the campaign was held on Inst Monday night when the teams received their final in­ BUT TH E days o f "bottling up" structions. A t tin’s meeting enthusiasm ran high. When have gone by nnd won’t come the workers gathered at the office of the Chamber of Com­ back. The real ocean is the nir, the real empire is based on rule o f merce to begin worl Tuesday morning, this enthusiasm was the air. more in evidence. When they met for luncheon the same That is why we ought to be day after two limes of work and the reports were so en­ having more flying machines. couraging, high spirits prevailed. On Wednesday and Thursday such great results were secured by the workers IT IS extremely encouraging to that their enthusiasm knew no bounds. It came to a happy read President Coolitlge’a letter climax nt the victory dinner last night when the final re­ to Howard E. Coffin, head o f the ports were made and it, was found that Sanford had made n National Air Transport of Detroit. name for itself for doing things in a decidedly big way. Tho President urges develop­ And now the Sanford Chamber of Commerce has a fund ment nnd “ organized use of of more than one hundred and five thousand dollars with air craft in everyday commerce" ns "highly desirable from the which to operate, with which to extol the merits of the great point of view of this Government city in which we live, and with which to do those tilings as a whole." The president adds: we have all wanted to do for the good o f our community. " I would look with favor upon Now it won’t be necessary for committees from the civic any sound effort which might Is1 body to go from door to door, and from business house to made with the commercial use of business house to provide the necessary funds for a city aircraft ns its goal. My interest would be prompted, first, by my band, for state advertising, and for a hundred and one other desire for national security, nnd causes. second, by my wish for improved The lug campaign lias been the turning point in the life methods o f transportation for pur­ o f the city and marks its entrance into days of great pros­ poses o f commerce." perity and rapid development. From this time on, with its SINCE TH E president is inter­ citizens continuing to work together as they did in this cam­ ested in commercial flying, com­ paign, Sanford will take such long strides and grow so quick­ mercial flying will boom in the ly, we will find it difficult to keep up with the city. And United States. a few years from now we will all look back to the big cam­ The Standard Oil people, some paign which has just been finished and say that it was the of the great steel concerns, Sears Roebuck and tin* packers, are or­ start o f Sanford's sensational growth. dering big flying machines. For Sanford is destined to make a sensational growth in the next few years, it cannot fail. It has all that other TH E BIGGEST customer o f com­ cities have to offer, and more too. In addition to its wonder­ mercial flying should be the ful climate, its fertile and productive soil, its wonderful United Slates post office, nnd transportation facilities, its valuable location, it has develop­ probably it will be, since both the ed a civic spirit which will not be downed and which will favor the utmost flying develop­ make of Sanford such a city as will become known the world ment. The Government ought to have over for its desirability. With the funds provided with thousands of machines covering which to give the city the much needed advertising, ami the country in alt directions., r lf with a united people, all working to make their town the the Government will give the bunt iielliu whole suqjuli.v, Uas e can W iw lhiog’ luiL wHammur J tfd v .J b p r y jbjan;!, Sanford is becoming known as the city that does things wii) build them. To put this country ahead o f nil in a big way. It has received thousands of dollars worth o f others in flying, the only thing advertising during tin? campaign. It luts demonstrated to needed is, PUSH. the rest o f Florida that it is on the map and one of the con­ tenders for the highest honors among Florida cities. The Herald wishes to extend its congratulations to all those who had a part in the great campaign whether that part was as one of the workers or as one of the many hun­ dreds who affiliated themselves with the great civic bodv. II has been a great week in the life of Sanford. History has been made. New life and new enthusiasm has been created, and it will all be manifested in the weeks to come by a still' A N Y H O W , Mr. Browning, so newspapers say, sent the new litgreater city. It was an effort well worth while. Russell Scott says he is no more W 11KN A M AN'S a man, ho doesn’t lie nnd he ernzy than anyone else. That's the cheat, only informing us o f something we And lie doesn’t look with a scornful eye at t havo known ail along. the street; Scope* lost in tho Dayton trial. Ami lie doesn’t hrag o f the th in g s he’s done < Now hi* cuao i* to ho taken to lands or g o ld , higher court*. The higher it goo*, When a man's a man you will find, my son, th tho harder he may fall. with the old. Just because a woman i* inter­ He never talks of the help he lends, of the g ested In foreign missions, it does­ may do, n’t keep her neighbor* from think­ lit1 novel jests with a woman’s name nor suet ing her children net like heathen* who fall. And a dog a pat from his hand may elaim, if Largest Chamber of Commerce his tail. in the world. That’s a wonderful ■chicvement for it city o f ten thou­ When a man's a man he will never shirk the sand people. More glory for tho hand may find. "C ity Substantial." He never sneers at the laith you hold, nor nee gives. The Washing ton, Pn., Reporter says, "M is* Smith and MU* Davis When a man’s a man it is plainly told l>v the t tie girl out to buy ninny new dress­ es for herself, lie and she may think that means happiness. If mo, they have something to learn about happiness. Queen Elizabeth had n thousand dresses, but no bathtub. She would have been happier I with one dress and one bathtub WHEN' YOU get u piece of this earth, KEEP it. It cannot be stol­ on; doesn't rust; you arc your own hoard o f director*; unlike watered stocks, there is only just SO MUCH o f it, ami it goes up in price. Idle Indian* sold Manhattan Island for $21. The land in Cen­ tral Park alone is now worth a thousand millions. were claMMinate* at the Washing­ ton Cemetery.” Must have been happy sellout days. A Chicago alienist declares wom­ en aro crazier than men. They’re trying to outdo men in everything My father-in-law, who lives in «l*e ao we uro perfectly willing to Hnviinnnh, is fond of fishing, lie concede the honor. has a friend residing ill the near­ A defaulting public official in by city nf Charleston, who, if Much Sapin has been sentenced to serve n thing he possible, is fonder even th tee hundred and eight yearn in o f fishing than my father-in-law prison, Hope he’ll see tho error of is. This Chariest mi gentleman hired nis ways by thu time bin term ex­ a negro boatman to take him on pire*. an angling expedition. Before ------o-----There are more pretty girl* in starting, the negro was quite san­ Baratota than in any ten eitiua In guine o f a satisfactory catch, lie Florida and we’ll stake a million knew, he said, exactly the right dollar* oil this bet. Sarasota Time*. place to anchor with tho certainty Come to Sanford nnd nee the folly of plenty of strikes. Nevertheless, an hour or more o f such n wager. passed during which the patron Many were disgusted nt the poor did not feel a single nibble. He attempt at vaudeville made lust changed baits, he shifted his po­ night at the "Victory Dinner." Se­ sition, he ilid everything mi ex­ lecting the city’s most reaiwcted perienced angler should do, yet no citizen ns an innocent victim of bite rewarded him. He was a pa­ cheap entertainment was certainly tient man, ns all good fishermen an unwise move on tire part of must he, but there is a limit to Koine unthinking individual. An patience. Look here lloh," he said at apology is due Frank I*. Forster and should he forthcoming imme­ diately. Tile Cocoa Tribune says it takes team work to win and quotes Kip­ ling on tho subject, "It ain’t the Individual, nor the army as a whole, hut the cverlastin’ team­ work o f every bloomin' soul." That's exactly how Sunford rais­ ed one hundred five thousand dol­ lar* for a publicity fund and Inci eased the membership o f its Chamber of Commerce to fortytwo huudred. TH ER E H AS TO BE ONE IN E VER Y COM M UNITY H ie Sanford Chamber o f Com* morce is to bo heartily commended upon tho successful drive for memborahip which is giving the citv nearly 7100,000 for publicity and entertaining activities this winter, . Jf ,MornlnK»l“' i ilf, \V l .SCO NS IN Federal ion of labor criticises the University ot Wisconsin for accepting from Rockefeller $12,ti0(l for medical re Search. And that is foolish. The people as yet lack brains to Control and develop their uwu re­ sources and provide themselves with what they need. While tliut condition lasts they should Ingrateful to Providence, which im­ pels men o f ability to get motley together, then hand it hack to people that don’t know how tu take care o f t item selves. STU D Y T H E record, You find that, in tho long, tho little man pays. The Urili li Government, fearing a tiisnsli .us coal strike that might coal a thousand mil­ lions, persuades mine owner* not to cut wages by voting them a subsidy that won’t amount to more than one hundred millions. claim to second place on a R » basis a* the largest ° f T om,n" ‘,rf“ ‘ he world , V ■ ‘ kn" w w ith e r merce hut'we thnl Orlando n-.-d v in Sicily and cUertaiu.,. had reached the magnificent pro- winter. It is better i„ •• P? r o°£*0, H :?’886, or • " “ -'mtewMp hat" now than U. ” ,m s , of -,i65. lh i* give* Sanford K December l or Jam .... NO W COMES news that th hundred millions will be raised |> increasing the beer lax. The min era who drink the beer will p* the tux ami won’t realize tha they anil their fellow worker* ar really paying the subsidy that per simile* the mine owner* not to ru wages. Why not tax champagne, whis key uml other expensive luxuries Because men that use champagn and expensive luxuries also ar range the tuxes. Civilization consi new things to worry A dog catcher Iei Cats are his only iw T People are body looks down 01 ough Lots o f people wl a vneation come l>at There art? some who couldn’ t afford vorce suit. I ho money you you half ns much ey you save. A ll's fair in l„v men used enough to pnint our navy A red nose j3 „ o f drink. He ntav uses too much rou When you ,e a „ tho cornet scratch back from hi* vac: When you , tin t's days you n, was lightning or i And the women tr| their knees. It is q>jJ quitoca will get painu] But the world cotilj much Worse. Wouliin) rilde if you had t» melon 7 JUST IN PASSING IIY It. IIO I.L Y if you will go out about four g o lf course as we sink o'clock or early in the morning. have never learned that Wo do not take advantage o f our o f our greater t a -sett Sitting at a table at Hie Seminole Cafe each per while the Greater Sanford Campaign was on ing the results in real "man power" gave me a n thrill than the bare announcement Inst night t gone over the top. It was thrilling to the nt! know that Sanford now has one o f the largest ‘ Commerce in the whole world hut the real thrill \\ work accomplished by the fine women nnd men when they put it over You cannot work over a hundred men and women for four days and watch them win out iti a big campaign without feeling closely akin to the whole hunch. The campaign for a Greater Sanford and u Greater Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce brought all o f us just a little closer to the folks that compose the rank and file o f this city. You know now just who the real people arc— you might have imagined it before. You know who the tightwads are- you might have guessed that also. And in the real battle for memberships the folks who went out,after lhcyia and dh|.lhv leal work nru better citizens today' beta a le : in py-* realize ‘ irn never before the stupendous job a few o f us hnve had in the past trying to work with little money and trying to interest the general public in buy­ ing memberships in the Chamber of Commerce. IF YOU HAVE NOT CEIVED YO U R LIG H T AND POWER B IL L FOR JULY PHONE US A T ONCE. Whenever a city is sold oil their Chamber of Commerce ns Sanford now seems to be that purticuar city need not worry about the future for the aimpe reason that her future is assured. You cannot keep Sanford hack now if the same energy is displayed for the next year that wa s displayed here this week. To those members o f the Old Guard who have been battling for many years on this problem the grand finals last night was an inspiring sight. For eighteen years I have longed to see Sanford assert herself nnd get right down to business. For that period o f years I have ls>en asking her citizens to wake up to your ad­ vantages here and make Sanford the best city in central Florida. It only took the right spirit. And mov that we have it eighteen years to get the spirit. And now that we have it don’ let it die. The battle is only half won after you go over the top. It takes real solidiers to keep up heir morals after the excitement of the campaign is over. I want to congratulate the Sanford Herald on their spe­ cial edition printed last night within a few mi milts after the results were announced at the meeting. Tin- special edition was enthusiastically received and demonstrated that our daily paper was willing and ready to keep up their end of the pub­ licity stunt. Hie Herald and tho Signal here and the state papers o f other cities have given yeoman service in the cam­ paign. The Time* Union sent W alt Clmmhurs down here to remain on the Job and give Sanford something good every day and Walt did just that thing. RE- Do Fathers Under­ stand A Young Girl’s Love? Among the prominent visitors to the city the past week were Joe Castellani and his son The Caslotlunis are among the most prominent and popular fruit and vegetable distrib­ utors in the middle west and have been in Cincinnati for the past forty years. Joe Castellnui is one of tho finest fellows that ever cam,, into our midst nnd he likes Sanford so well that we may expect him hack next winter. 11,. has always been a city builder uml one who stands for the better things It has been suggested that we plait a big l celebrations. This brings to my mind the fact th had Home of the Inst Labor Day cenehrnliun* in t| the early days. And just now if We are planning oi lion we should get that bathing pool ready mi th,. It is difficult ui pull any stunts these day-; withu pools and bathing beauties. AH that Sanford needed was that big stunt we this week to give the whole populace the vision nf On the Screen! A Tre­ mendous Drama o f Hid­ den Loves with Dorothy Mackaill, Grad.vs BrocLwell. Ho­ bart Bosworth, Myrtle Steelman, Olive .. Tell John Bowers M IL A N E M O ND AY �B g - S A NFORT) HERALD. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1925 PAGE FIVIfe John Temple Graves Dies A t Washington MISS K A T I IR Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor, __off*ce Miss Harshberger Is Bride o f R, F. Moule Hastings » 5, frank. JK« ct Gene LVviir morn , Raulerson in San- . sf Tampa friend* a,ul C. Nesmith West l’ nlm rd will Johnson East Sanf< ----- telephone I Building Boom Meets Mrs. Agnes Harshberger o f Poulan, Ga., announces the m arriage o f her daughter, Agnes Ruth, to Robert Frederick Moule, Tuesday, August 4, 1025. The above announcement w ill lie o f much interest to the many friends o f tho couple In Snnford, ns both young people are well known here. Mrs. Moule, fo r several months, was connected w ith Y ow ell Co„ and through her charming person­ ality won a number o f friends who are extending best wishes. Mr Moule is a popular young man here, being connected with Chase & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Moule w ill be at home to their friends a fter Aug. 15 at G10 Enst Third Street. had been unconscious * jc^ a t pnrt of time and no hope had been held out for him. He was GO years old and a South Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. Carolinian by birth. Funeral serv­ W A SH IN G TO N , A ug. 8.-John ices are to be held in Atlanta Mon­ Easy Repayment Flan Temple Graves, the southern w ri­ day. No services are to be held ter, died at his home here today. here. Office In new Mcrriwcalhor Building He had been ill here fo r several weeks of a complication o f dis­ Jensen — Opening o f Jensen 2nd Street. Phone 611 eases, the most serious o f which bridge, immediate completion of was hardening o f the arteries. beach, and construction o f two His condition took n turn for roads extending the worse several day* ago at hnni.surfnccd T H E B E TTE R A PRODUCT IS TH E SOONER YOU which time his fam ily was sum­ west o f here assure*! by Board of W IL L SEE IT ADVERTISED. Highway Commissioners. moned. During last few days he Thunder Show ers Are Predicted Next Week J. H. JACKSON igratulation W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 8.— The weather outlook fnr the week be­ ginning Monday in the South A t­ lantic and East Gulf states is partly cloudy with occasional thun­ dershowers nnd with temperature near normal. TO THE PEOPLE O F W. C. T. U. Meets With Mrs. John Leonarcii Friday afternoon Mrs. John Leonnrdi delightfu lly entertained the members o f the W . C. T. U. ht her home. A profusion o f garden flowers were artistically .combined with fern in decorating the rooms. A f ­ ter a short business meeting, which was very profitable and inntructive, a socini hour was enjoyed. Mahoney leaves to- Delicious refreshments which con­ i where she will be sisted o f an ice course was serv­ [er cousin for two ed. A large number o f the members o f the Union wns present. of Pinckard, Ala., ■end day" in Sanj of friends and A t The Churches SANFORD ' ’ is iii tin* i,omen uiKt* neighbor­ hood. Mr. McMillan was a resident here (Mr many years, going below Ft. Myers to reside a few years ago. Mr, and Mrs. I), C. Potter of Miller Avenue had ns week end guests the doctor’s brother, I.. M.H F'dler. and party o f three friends, all of Buffalo, N. Y. They were on route to Miami nnd elsewhere sight­ seeing. Who have far as chambers of commerce are concerned. B The city officials cannot allow this opportunity to pass without extending congratulations to all who made this possible. or ornately elulmrati- designs in Monuments-, are shown by sam­ ple in our diuwrooi'.n ;,i„i yards, Us well us the speeimetis of our Vork displayed in the local cem­ eteries. We submit original designs by sketch, or follow in* struct ions from those employ­ ing us as to style of sculpture. ................................................................................................................................... .. a ♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦»++*»***+»****+**,>*-H***********++*+**********++*********+'H"********,|>*,>******** »**,» **»» S a. H. Sutherland nnd Regular services Sunday ns fol­ l Morgan Sellers of lows: kill be the week-end Sunday School 9:45 a. m. |. .ami Mrs. David Morning Worship and Sermon, I camp on Lake ilar- 11:110 a. m. Evening Worship nnd Sermon, 8:00 p. m. Allen left ThursA cordial welcome is extended to >me in Jacksonville, all to come with us. the attractive guest . Lee* and waa tho any courtesies while BARBECUE Eat barbecued sandwiches at Rose Drive F illin g Station, three :in gras choppers is miles out Sanford A vc. Cooked by lirplane lubricant. experts. freely and willingly responded in the membership enmpnign of Ihe Chamber of Commerce— Snnford now ranks firsl in the world as Five People Burned to Death in a Farmhouse A U . SO U LS C H U R C H Tenth Sunday a fter Pentecost. Mass at 8 a, m. Saturday, Aug. 15, w ill be the Feast o f the Assumption o f the Blessed Virgin Mary, a H oly day U. J. Hickson an- o f obligation. Mass on Saturday ival of a son, hr at 7:00 a. m. ,he Fcrnatd-Laugh Friday, the V ig il o f the F e a s t,,he w ill be a day o f fasting and ab- _ stinence. Louise Hughey is today from Unitieshas been attending F IR S T M E TH O D IS T CH URCH Services on Sunday ns follows: Sunday School, with classes for all ages. 9:50 a. m. Morning worship, sermon by M. Springs, leave today M. Lord, 11:00 n. tn. Epworth League meetings, 7 p, ■ala iu Georgia. m. Preaching by the pastor, 8 p. m ICogh'irn and little Prayer meeting on Wednesday ■orie. will leave to­ f t Hill, where they 8 p. m. pests of Mrs. CugT several days. CONGREG A T IO N A L 9 IIU K C II ho N E W F A L L F A S H IO N S Worn by Irene Castle Fronting <»n Celery Avenue adjoining two stores that corner on Celery Avenue. VMERICA’S BEST DRESSED W O M AN It‘ taken quick can be pur­ chased at 575.00 a front foot on easy terms. ♦ *H*+++ + + + ♦ ♦ * S A V E and T H R IV E A charming frock recently worn by Irinc Castle to it tea dance in Now York. It is made o f lusl rous Corticel- * h H ia t S p e a k fk 'U a n W o r d s ,1 ' px'lil-i tif Sanford nnd v lo lo llv iru-d '' B»nV nnd liow w e ll they III t t o do lu.mlly Institution. In shown liy our li Crepe-BackSatin, delicate threads of tapestry. Sanford re « » » It,000,000.00. growth nnd KtrmiKtli npeult In most . . ' v * * helpful aarvlcn which this hunk * «><-.ir» o f Itn existence. ! '"it mure t h a n » u« t<» Join uh . 3000 s a t i s f i e d d ep o sitors’ -i- <• •:* %•■>•{•*y+ -i*❖ Embroidery traced an ex­ quisite pat­ terns along side panels. + RST national bank GREATER SANFORD l,i„ aid each of our depositors in becoming tematic saver. IU1 Fiake Geneva at Geneva, several beautiful Lake Front 1" ’ith 20 year-old bearing’ or" ° n each lot. A hard surface nv undcr construction around l'Xix and this is your chance to ‘-asonable prices. been the means of making a fortune. lid E 2nd Street " J i f o SANFORD LOAN AND f ’ FW.PLEDGEI? PRESIDENT G.E.MTALL MANAGER nona, . " S ----©»t cf tki — \Kll\t CASTLE ■*>_ c o w o u i SAVINGS LEEM & BRENT Small weekly deposits have .f~ The Y ow ell C A S T L E — B E TTY IlkCNt CASTLE‘S . COWICEUt FASHIONS,* u s m io n s C om pany \V\LES A N D CO-ED DRESSES �• +*- I CONGRATULATE MY FELLOW (M E N S , r, * * ’•; • ■j ' Of Sanford on the splendid civic spirit manifested in our great drive fo r the Chamber of Commerce. It is a fine thing to secure the money needed to tell the world of Sanford, but finer still to arouse the pull-together spirit, the vim, the pep, the dash, the “ go” that always in the development of this great country o f ours, have carried its leading cities to the front. NO W FOR TH E NEXT GREAT DRIVE. L et us m ake Sanford and all the country surrounding it, the most beautiful place in Florida to live in, so that it may come to be known, not only as SANFORD, the City Substantial, but also as SANFORD, The City of Gardens and of Flowers. ught to have twenty tourists hotels instead of one, and if we make this, as we can, the most beautiful We ought lorida, we will get the tourists to (ill them as fa st as it is possible to build them, and will look back, with city in Floi amused retrospection, to the time when the coming of one tourist hotel stirred us so mightily. LE T US GET TOGETHER AN D PUT IT OVER. •*.- - - • It will be easy now that we have learned better how to organize and work together. I C A LL ON THE LADIES OF SANFORD TO TAK E THE IN IT IA T IV E . Some o f we men have a lot o f ideas that will help and we will he glad to work with them as a little band o f them have worked with us in the big, for the Chamber of Commerce. W. M. Y O U N G Owner and Developer of A Highly Restricted Residential Park. Directly in Line of the City’s Highest Class De­ velopment and on the Highest (hound In Sanford. ARTISTIC, UNIQUE, DISTINCTIVE, D IFFE R E N T Work is Proceeding All Over This Property, Trans-forming It Into One o f the Two or Three Most Beautiful Subdivisions In the Stale of Florida. Sewer, water and gas mains are being laid. The City Commission has ordered the paving of all Hie streets, and just as rapidly as this work proceeds, the sidewalks will be laid and an extensive scheme of tropical planting will he carried out along all its winding drives. Beautiful parks are in process of formation with ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, pools and fountains. As soon as the ma­ terial can be assembled, work will begin on the main entrance, of striking and original design and to be the most attractive in Florida. In Revonah Park, occupying a full square in the south east corner of the property, a good part of it is now covered with a fine growth of pines, oaks and palmettos, a club house of Spanish design will he erected, with a con­ crete swimming pool, with courts for tennis, roque, croquet and other sports, and for the kiddies, a w a d ­ ing pool and sand lot playground, all, of course, lor the use of the members of the Revonah Social and Athletic Club, in which the first qualification for membership will be residence, or the holding of title to property, in Highland Park. Lots in Highland Park are not yet for sale. 1 am planning to reverse the usual order o f procedure in Florida o f selling lots on promises that never may be realized, and instead to sell you on w hat has been and actually is in process of accomplishment. v W * “ •A If you are planning to build a home, W A IT . Building and other restrictions will be high, but the IN IT IA L price of lots, when you consider what you (JET, will be low, and the terms will be attrac­ tive, while the increase in values, w hen you consider the lines along which the entire proposition will be developed, will undoubtedly be rapid. Special inducements, in the price of lots or in financial assistance, will be offered to the builders of the first twenty houses. These may be of Spanish or Mediterranean, Colonial, English, Queen Anne or California bungalo type, depending on the section of the park in which your lot is located, but must be approved by our architect, that no unsightly struc­ tures may be erected, or any that clash w ith their surroundings, the purpose being to insure the de­ velopment o f the entire park along artistic and harmonious lines. Here you can realize, under ideal conditions, the home that you have dreamed all your life that some day you might ow n and occupy. A plat of Highland Park, showing the lay out of its parks and winding drives, may be seen at my temporary office with Du Bose & Holler, 112 N. Park A ve„ or on the prop­ erty itself, where I can be found during working hours almost any day. �■* TV ~~ T H E SANFORD H E R A LD , 9 A TU R D A Y . A UC, U ST f t j g i . of OND GAME TO 1 -S TEAM How Thoy Stand FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Hair) Won Lost Pet. T n m p a ...................... 31 7 .810 Lnkrlnnd ............... 27 18 .000 St. P e t e r s b u r g ......... 18 21 Sanford .................. 10 35 SMOKERS DEFEAT BLOCKMEN WHEN CUBAN WEAKENS Today’s Games FLO RID A S T A T E L E A G U E Sanford at Lakeland. Tampa at St. Petersburg. .120 w. PAGE-------- Score by Innings; U I I R I I I I I ....................................................................... 1 .............. ... St. Louis .. .. 001 020 000— 3-8-2 Washington .... 000 000 000— 0-4-1 Batteries: Girard and Hargrave; Covcieskie, G regg and Ruel. i I — '■ \ W H IT E SOX W IN . 2 TO 0 BOSTON. Aug. 8.— For the third successive day the Boston Red Sox failed to score ngnlnst the Chicago White Sox, losing Friday, 2 to 1). Lyons was supreme, hold­ ing Boston to three hits and an­ nexing Ids sixteenth victory of the season. Tw o o f the Red Sox three hits were made by pinch hitters on the part o f the Chamber o f Commerce through their successful camin the eighth inning. %’ .. ’? *• .Store by innings: paign means a bigger and more prosperous Sanford. W e offer our C h icago......... 000 001 100— 2-fi-O Boston........... 000 000 000-0-3-0 Batteries: Lyons and Schnlk; Ruffing and Picinich. N A T IO N A L L E A G U E .222 Hcrnnmlex Ditches Good Bali Boston at St. Louis. Until Tenth WhenHeGives Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. N A T IO N A L L E A G U E 8 H its; Up - Runs; Foley Is Still Philadelphia at Chicago. Won Lost Pet. New York at Cincinnati. Member o f Tampa Team Pittsburgh' .. .COO N ew York .. .50!) AM ERICAN L E A G U E j .AufT. 8.— T h e Cincinnati .. ST. PETERSlUlIiG. Aug. 8.— Chicago at Boston. .5 in taU *™ , tie second game Brooklyn .. . TIGERS B E A T Y A N K E E S .495 Tampa defeated St. Petersburg G St. Louis at Washington. ln d c »,(jfrt! Friday with NEW YORK, Aug. 8.— Detroit 4* 1 ** ‘ ‘ St. Louis .. ii Detroit o i u h ui at New .New York. .470 l< ***> pitching Id* fifth Philadelphia handed the Yankees n 3 to 1 set­ to 4 here Friday in a 10-inning! Cleveland at Philadelphia .475 battle which was decided when | k f ,ir.ce he became back Friday, the veteran right­ Chicago - .. . .410 hander, George Dauss, limiting r •’jSTnoad, by a score B o s to n ........ Cooperation will make our city grow by leaps and boumla. .404 Hernandez weakened after hurling ■the llugmcn to five hits. Fothcrsteadily fo r the entire route 1gill’s double followed by E. John­ A M E R IC A N l e a g u e Th e Bo* Score son's m uff of Matutsh’s roller and • J * AB It H TO A F, " A ll Together” Won Lost Pet. T A M P A 4 1 2 0 0 0 Ueilinann’s triple brought two ta l­ AD It II PO A K Snead, 2b....... . CO ;tfi * • , 1 lies in the first inning. The other .CM K 3 0 1 1 ^ 0 Philadelphia 6 1 run came in the sixth an Man* .OUT Mickey, 3b. .. 4 u 1 1 0 0 Washington usH’s double, llcilmann’s ( infield .543 Estrada, cf. '’ " 4 0 I 1 2 0 Chicago .. .. I St. Louis .. nut and E. Johnson’s slip up Blue’s .500 W eik, ss........ ► £ " " 4 0 1 0 2 0 Leo, r f ............ Detroit .. .. bound. .400 »,? * " a u 0 12 o o Score by innings: .458 Swanson, rf. > ® V "3 0 0 - 0 0 Cleveland .. . Cleveland Takes First Game I V t r o i t ......... 200 001 000-3-7-0 .411 1Lopez, c. .. ~ *” *' 3 0 0 7 0 0 New York .. .203 I Jesmer, lb. .. ' " ;l i 1 0 2 1 B o s to n ........ and Mackmcn Win Second; New York .. .. 000 010 000-1-5-2 M Heal Estate. H. S. LONG, Mgr. Investments Peterson, If. .. 1 0 0 ’ 0 0 Senators Lose to Browns; 1 A lvarez, p. •• i S O U TH E R N l e a g u e 1 0 i 0 0 i Tigers Hand Yanks Lacin’; 1 Nance, * .. _ — — ■ M W on Lost ................ .. Foley, p........ ins?] l a a R a a a a a i i M a a i l H R i n (1 8 24 y N ew Orleans .. 32 *• . PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.— Af­ Atlanta - .............. C2 55 Weathcrby in 9 jttftl 1 T o t a l s ........ •12 0 1- :so 18 ter dropping the first game to the Nashville ............... 57 5 1 u i M i a s u ■*■■■■■■■■■■ U M i R n a n s s H a i i R i i a B i i n i z a r i n n i r s c n r n n i i i r n R U l i 1 cighth by Sa Cleveland Indians, 10-4, the Ath­ S A IN T S M em phis................... 58 Co ■ciMon. > AB i: it p o A letic came back in the second F ri­ 1 . 1 Mossner, 2b. .. Mobile .. .. - .........5G CO f» II 1) l AB R II PO A A complete line of day anil won, 2 to 0. Rommel and Allen, ss........ Chattanooga .......... 53 57 5 .1 l 1 3 U . U 0 2 ” | Uhle tangled in a hurling duel in : hannon, rf. :: L ittle R o c k ............ 54 01 3 I .4 1 1 3 0 Cypress and l ’ine Brown, c f....... Birmingham............. 52 59 4 0 n 1 0 0 the second game and the Mnckmea Framing 4 1 1 7 0 Doyle, 2b........ 3 it II 0 3 0 were held hitless until Cochrane 3 n l) 4 0 n led o ff with a single in the seven­ Sheathing Barnes, lb . .. 4 II <1 111 0 . 3 1 1 10 th inning. Simmons followed i>y Siding •i 1 1 1 i Cos. I f............ 4 n 0 G ii hitting his 18th home run o f the Flooring »t Hesse, c......... 0 0 0 l) 1 4 „. 1 . 4 l 8 season, -coring Cochrane ahead of •i 0 0 0 5 Hernandez, p. 4 l l 1 ii „ .. him. The last game was played ;m Ceiling 3 1) u 0 0 Finish l*T 4 G 5 minutes, said to the shortest Totals til 8 30 II) 3 F LO R ID A S T A T E L K A G l'K ever played in tlm Ameieun league. Mouldings G »27 |!<i . . 28 -s 5 o u i t11 i 3 St. Petersburg 4; Tam pa C iteti The lei aid for the M ajor leagues Lath by innings: Score by innings: innings.) is the game played on September | Brick Is the keynote o f the successful campaign of the Chamber ............... 001 000 001—2 T a m p a .............. 003 010 000 2— G 28, HUP. between New ami Chicago U n it’ Lakeland 5; Sanford 2. 3d..............OIHI 200 (I3x— 5 S a in t s ................ 003 010 000— I which Was played in 51 minutes. of Commerce. Much citizen who participated should feel -iary: Two base hit, Welch, Plaster Summary: Tw o base hit. Allen, First Game N A T IO N A L L E A G U E base hit, Buckley. Stolen Score by innings: E tradn. Three l.;i.-f hit, Hickey. White Hock Plaster Hoard Kidd, Buckley, Kowalski, Brooklyn 9; Pittsburgh 10. Stolen Imso, Doyle, Estrada, Weik, Cleveland MU 110 130— 10-11-2 Nails in 2, Surface. Sacrifice, New York 1; Cincinnati 2. Brown, Shannon. Sacrifice, Sics", Philadelphia 200 100 001— 4-10-2 r, Edward/. Left on Imse, j Philadelphia 1; Chicago 5. ncr, Weik. L eft on h.i ;c, Tampa 7, Batteries: Buckeye and M yall; Screen Wire Lakeland 5. Base on Boston-St. Louis, rain. Htiildertt Hardware [Saints 1. Base on balls, o ff Alva- Cjuinn, licimn.li and Perkins. I ff Kidd 2; Myers 1; Cu11/. 1, Struck out by Alvarez 1; Hours y Kidd 3; IK rnnmlcz 9. Hit , ofl Alvarez 8 A M E R IC A N L E A G U E Second Game 1 W in d ow s 10; Cu-uck 8. Hits, o f f St. Louis 3; Washington 0. tlie name spirit of co-operation in years to como will make in 8 innings. Foley 0 in 2. Hit Score by innings: 1 Frames and Screens I in 8 innings; o ff Myers 0 ] Detroit 3: New York 1. Sanford the greatest inland city in Florida. by pitchei, by Alvarez (Doyle). Cleveland lino 000 000—0-2-0 i „ Mr ,t „ r (Hit by pitcher, Williams by Wild pitch Hernandez. Winning Philadelphia ■Chicago 2; Boston 0. noil 000 20X-2-3-0 M adc 0 r t ,c r 1Umpires, Ware and BaxRich. Cleveland 10-0; 1’hilndclphiu I 2, pitcher, Foley. Empire, Batteries: I'hle and Myatt; .Murphy Ironing Hoards I sc 2:05. Time 2 hours. Rommel and Cochrane. .......... " .Medicine Cabinets Continue to Hoost for Sanford SOU TH A T L A N T IC LE A G U E President John-on in 1853 ap­ Greenville 13; Macon 3. SENATORS LOSE pointed William Marvin as provis­ Knoxville 7; Columbia 2, W ASHINGTON. Aug. 8.— Gir ional governor o f Florida. Dele- aril held Washington to four hit Spartanburg G; Augusta 4. gates were elected and sent to a mid St. I.oui took the third gatim Asheville G; Charlotte 4. convention at TaUahaznec o f the series Friday, 3 to 0. Girw h'te a new constitution was aril walked six of the ehnmpioni SO U TH E RN A S S O C IA T IO N adopted without being sut)inill"ii Liu five double plays swept the Little Rock 5; Atlanta 8. to the vote o f the people, it auto- locals from the paths at opporNashville 2; New Orleans 3, (13 matiiaily repealed tho ordinance tune times. ( 'ateher llarginve ro­ W. S. PRICE. Mgr. innings.) o f ucce...don nml in the following ; eeutlj trudeil to St. LouU hy 710 NY. First St. Phone 472-w Jm i I IVaikcrMakeGamc Chattanooga 2; Mobile 8. # - ** year President Johnson declared Washington, pushed thc ball over >«■ --|Vor Ucds; Pittsburgh Memphis 1; Birmingham I, (12 the insurrection which had existed i the right field fence for a home i M « » i H w a a a a a a a a a a a « i » z w H M W W H i H » a . a » » » m i n » i m a a a i innings.) ^ -------------in Florida to be at an end. I tun in the third. ■ From Trolley Dodgers " p S s r |,ilchcra Congratulations ■i,ATHLETICS SPLIT TWIN BILL W IT H SPEAKER’S TEAM # Sanford Realty NEW LUMBER Y A R D S Co-Operation— Yesterday’s Results t JUSTLY tlNNATI C O PS D STRAIGHT )1 NEW YORK Heat C ubs PROUD The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO The First National Bank Phillies liE |k NATI, Aug. 8.— CincinT»ie it two straight from i-rk Friday by treating the Itto l in a pitchers’ battle, hat Walker won the game linh when Roush slid safeIsr'.r.d after being caught r I orlnjr on Walker's l V. I!."|- .scored on |H w t rhe Giants got Knn nn a bnso on balls, U u d Young' ■ double in UJfailnRs: f t -1)10 1100— 1- 7.1 <«0 tut.’ tlOx—2- 10-0 Hunts and Goxvdy; '^Irrzrnve. CHILLIES Xg. 8.—Charley , 7 Friday gave ChiL “ tv'rxry over Phila home ~-5tt which put I , ,, n° Xl wna a t«U,)riiv ^ ; by b iS 44* i:an,L>► 5-a rti: ,•V ' -t—5-10-2 »i iiSS ik’nlinc; lw P u b lic d em a n d fo r a product in- ■ ;a id w e w ould do it « ivi'*a and c re a s e s in p r o p o r tio n w ith th e product’ s ability to prove its worth. r r And that wonderful Sanford spirit shown in thc cam­ paign for a Greater Sanford this week demonstrates that we will now build a city o f fifty thousand people on tlie banks of Lake Monroe. Y ea r after year, from the very begin­ ning, dem and for Graham Brothers < T ru ck s has increased from 50 to PUBLICITY WILL GET THE REAL RESULTS 150 per cent over each preceding year. *■ A And publicity is all that Sanford needs in getting her charms before the world. Publicity will put any town on the map even if they have but little to offer. With all that Sanford has to offer coupled with This year is typical. Graham Brothers I •'‘‘M k .V r,,lniJ l • homo run. A s |) 4 ti, Pirates ' : ' •ball" games P" ’•*. to blows k!a-:, P 'fa te t i»„. " lb. Carey life ? >,"i,ond after 1 m with "bo stood on .,•: ■ t;1r11 (1 ti, b t»me. b tning,: A lh w trc put production for the first six m onths equalled their entire output for 1924. »• w-iGiU Pabardt and •■ Adams and ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS RAISED For a campaign of publicity such as this city has never experienced Sanford will become one o f the biggest cities in central Florida. And our great spirit o f co­ operation is much finer than the sum of money raised. I. W . Phillips Sons Phone 3 Corner 2nd St. and Oak Ave. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHOLE BUNCH t r . 4 , - r C fty new real^ _ ^ n »tru e tiu i. O f men and women in the great work o f telling the world about Sanford and Seminole County and Florida do not lose sight of the fact that you have a real mag­ azine of great promise in the new t 1 4 I ’Sttll SunTi,,•ub S;!re s “ " , ',rJ ’ $OlDJB Yin OP GF.]BROTU ER.S- ,,i" t • " no nulk will 11 £ £ A lM J S „ iX £ & M (iM e , ^Sy7';iththc k m il ., : ‘ '‘OC!* not b not com k d,,» ,,r from FLORIDA OUTDOORS R. J. HOLLY, Editor. i nr th,v o, thp ( lty of inks t n l ^ 1’ oanl ‘" ry Inspector V °f ■1t'X ’ * I vj ■ ft 1 r-"'i 220— 11. 13., - DID! { * \ �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUSTJ^1_925, Individualization Is B asis AH Progress In T reating Of Social Ills, Says B each pressed by Walter Greenwood Beach la discussing child welfare (n a bulletin Issued by the Florida State Board o f Health. Progress can only bo made In the treatment o f social ills, says the writer, by seperating case from case, studying fnmlly after fam ily and diffcm tiatlng one conditon from another. Moral and spiritual life, It is declared, has its growth and 1* founded in the fam ­ ily as In no other Bourse. “ Recreation," says Mr, Bruch, “ is essential to child life. In con­ gested city life the fam ily back yard has gone and the city street only is left. Training for work is needed, but there is far leas in the city family life which children may learn to do, thus they have moro leisure lime. I f boys and girls do work outsido the home it Is done for pay at kinds o f work which tench nothing o f vnluo for future work but at rates o f pay relatively high as compared with the wages or the ndult workers. Thus the city youth hns often too much money nnd too little training fo r future vocation. “ The eity youth Is often Individualized in spending for pleasure but is not trnlned toward futuro earning for necessities. His pleas­ ure wants govern his age of rest­ less growth and he Is not disciplin­ ed in the sharing o f common econ­ omic activities and obligations. Such fnrts ns these suggest the difficulty which the modern fam ily faces. It is harder for parents to control children tmlny, yet tho wages o f half the adult city populnt ion is so small as to tempt mothers to earn ns well ns fathers, thereby weakening control when it needs to be strengthened “ Evidently to preserve the fam ­ ily nnd r.lrcnglhen Its standards, tho community as n whole must play a part. What could be accom­ plished by each family today m-rds the assistance of other agencies. The leisure timv o f boys nnd girls tall for community action in tho form o f playgrounds, boys uml girls clubs, boy scouts, camp fire girls and similar largo group ar­ rangements. “ The chance to learn how to work— vocational trnlning— i« one o f the most serious needs of child life which Is still largely unsolved in spite o f much discussion, wit­ ness the efforts o f boys and girls to find summer work. Study what they have to offer and what is o f­ fered them. The family cannot solv*5 this problem alone. “ Ignorance within the family is itself one o f the most serious of community problems. Such ignor­ ance is not to be cured by the school alone but by those com­ munity agencies o f health and morals which can touch the iso­ lated life o f mothers and the unsocinlizi'd life of fathers. “ The temlecy o f mankind is to lump together all the people It doesn't like, or ii not interested in «s though they were all alike. So defective, dependent, delinquent linrkwnrd, listless, viclinus, ignor­ ant children and fatherless or motherless fnmilios are thrown to­ gether with immigrant, illigitiinate families, provrrty stricken and nlcholic families into « com­ mon heap nnd railed unfit or the unfortunate. This is the counsel o f ngnorance. " A ll progress in the treatment o f social ills comes through imlividuidizuiton and progress in the treatment o f social ills comes through separating ense from case, studying fam ily after family, differcntiiuing one condition from an­ other and thereby discovering the Inner nature o f the specific prob­ lem of each. But always the thought should be in mind that, if conditions are such ns to make fam ily life wholesome >0 that good standards can be ninititnlwd, the w elfn ie o f children is largely as­ sured. “ Other arrangements may be suggested may take over the econ­ omic facts involved in child life. The school may take over more ami more o f the physical and iutetlecturil education o f children but moral and spiritual life and growth are finindeq nnd nourished in tho fumlly us in no othu rwny. A constitutional convention wna convened in Tallahassee on Jan. 2ft, 18(18 with J1 members out of 48 but a disagreement arose ns to the eligibility of four members and ir> members withdrew and did not attend the convention. A new constitution was on Feb. 8. Many disputes followed for a period of several years but with the elec­ tion of Governor Drew in 11178 the real development o f Florida began. tation is losing it» popularity, says State Railroad Commissioner, K. Hudson Burr, who each week is P. S T E W A R T called on by companies nnd con­ cerns throughout the state to have pi cions— they conslder- the railroads supply them wttn ndeounte shipping facilities. Originally, by flat-car was th« principal means of transporting heavy awkward freight, and while they nre still used to a certain ex­ tent for moving green lumber and the like, the box-car has steadily nnd surely usurped its place. The box-car, which was once used principally to transport only such material as could not be shipped open because of exposure is now being -accepted as the TA LLA H ASSE E , Aug. 8.— The ^standard transportation trucker old flnt-car for railroad transpor- STE W AR TS W ASH ING TO N LETTER By C H A R L E S do want. Europeans don’t make this mis­ take. They study South American tastes and adapt their goods nnd methods to them. • • • South Americans always have recognized the Monroe Doctrine's value to them as a guarantee of the strong protection o f the United States, but they also always have been a little suspicious o f It ns possibly amounting to what the United States might some time consider a warrant to Interfere In their affair*. Thnt is to say, ns a Pan-Am eri­ can joint understanding, they lik­ ed tho doctrine; as a purely North American policy, they regard it askance. Then the League o f Nations be­ gan to take shape. It looked ns if the United States would join it. "W ill the league supersede the Monroe Doctrine?" asked the South Americans anxiously. "If ?o, what becomes o f the North American protection we’ve enjoy- Flat Car Is Losing Popularity, Recent Compilations Show All their suspicions of the doc­ trine vanished. Threatened with its lows, they remembered only whnt it had done for them. When the United States finally didn't join the league they were much relieved. The United States had South Amerien sold on the Monroe Doc­ trine right then, without an effort on the former's own pnrt, which Is about the only way the United Stntes ever docs sell anything In South America. Just at this point the then sec­ retary of state, Charles Evans Hughes, took occasion to state that the doctrine was exclusively North America's ami nobody rise’s — that it was also exclusively in North America's interest and any­ body clse’s only incidentally— that it was immaterial whether the South American's liked it or not— it was none of their business. Thnt spoiled everything. It re­ awakened all tlie South Americans original suspicions, only this time they had ceased to harbor them Ndw is the time to plant cow peas in your jr trucklrinda,, or new lands just taken in. Co the cheapest fertilizer,that can.be had. Ai the best* rov*»r crops;to -build up poor or celery land. Wc have some fine stock at the following Evcry examinee will be required to pass an examination on the Constitution o f the United States. Any teacher desiring to take this examination must file application Brabham ....................... S4.00 Per Bus with the County Superintendent Whippoorwill ............... $3.50 p er Bus not later than August 10th. N ew E r a ....................... $3.50 p er Bus For further information call at the Superintendent’s office at tho Court House. N. B. Applicants for graduate Phone 248. \v„i certificates must take examination on the Constitution o f the United T IIE BUSINESS O F R U N N IN G A HOME States. E ASIE R B Y T H E A D V E R T IS E M E N T S T. W . L A W T O N . KILGORE SEED CO. M IA M I SHORES Today , virgin land Tomorrow, a beaut 18625636 * Wnuchtdn— Actual work of re* modeling Bank of Wnuchulti to Le gin Sep:. 1. Covering All Accidents Occurring to Children Between I he Ages of Six uml Sixteen Years. M AK E $500 TO $1500 P R IN C IP A L SUM H O S PITA L EXPENSE T R A IN E D NURSE SU R G IC A L EXPENSE $1,000.00 25.00 per week 25-00 per week 5.00 to$100,110 (IN C LU D IN G CUTS. BRUISES. BITES ETC) S l n r l n mtlr . l i i l i l r l i u a l n r * . nf S o u r m i n , rlKtil h v r r In S nnfnrtl n r In n O i r r r l l l r a u i i i l r r n r l n a l t r f run i-I II .. . nic a m n i a , r a . h anlra, 11 > r r c i l U liiaaaa. K i | t r r l i - n r r i m ......... W a aii|t|ilr |>rni-«l<-iil k n n n ln lK r anil n . a l a i ,n u In r » r r > « « , . U O i r r a la , n u r n n u • lu ll- h i nil In s m i n i iti n n r, H um I tii*> Hi unit lit iiuaalhtr. \ iiiiir a mill N i1 ilr r . tr * nn r n t u r a l . T ill, la Ilia n|ip iir lnn llr I n n H n t r l i r a n limit Inn fur, til ha Irn t r u n it I n n , ■mil a n l r f « i ir n H la llla iinalnaaa % fan Ih n n .n n il ra a h rn iilln i nrraaanrr• Issued to Boys uml Girls in Good Physical Cunditioa (white risks only. Annual Premium $10.00 This is our Special Offering during the month oi August U. A. WINSTON, General Agent, Pilot Life Insurance Co in our first bat a Greater City Who has not marvelled at the incredible rapidity with which the Greater Miami district is developing! Men with vision, with courage, and with genius, backed by great financial re­ sources, are digging lakes and water­ ways, creating islands, paving1 streets and planting bowers of beauty. Alad­ din-like transformation is underway on every hand, making it possible for the thousands upon thousands, who want to come here, to find homes amid charm­ ing surroundings. MI AMI SHORES is one o f these great undertakings. The illustrations above show glimpses of the activity there. A part o f Miami Shores’ $750,000 worth o f development equipment is seen assemb­ led at Shoreland lake, which is being ex­ cavated at One Hundred and Third Street. • Althought Miami Shores has been under development but a few months, more than 15 miles of pavement has been laid and rolled, and seven miles o f streets graded and made ready for paving. Twenty miles of sidewalk has been laid. Six miles of water mains has been put in and 48 fire hydrants are being placed, giving protection to tho 50 beautiful residences under construction or com­ pleted. The Shoreland Company, de­ veloper o f Miami Shores, has let the con­ tract for an additional 50 homes to be started at once. This stupendous development program, which is to include two g o lf courses, a causeway to Miami Reach, a beautiful club house and many other features, is every day adding to the value of every lot in Miami Shores. . See Miami Shores nn our guest. S A N F O R D ’S H A R D W A R E HEADQUARTERS at our office. __ BOOST Make reservations Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First St., Sanford. 13 �i ID H E R ALD , SA1 lers Are iW Death Claims Noted* watched grow from a small buggy factory to one o f the largest and Auto Manufacturer most modern automobile plans in .d To The lorida Women’s „ „ r r AuRust 8. flASSEE. " £flV0 boen »e* the Flori­ da fslfl f0r Women for < *«• S d W •«« \ * J £ , »t It. ..(J to new posi- 1, *EpCfpd b y'th e 192$ ifd t ilN o re:r l i f e " 17 ^ 2 ® . St. Lawb ^ J P E S o n , N. Y., P^^Mcniics, with a at ^rTfolum bia Uni* h " * 7 ft from Leipzig Ini *l T ft ftCrsff. Iowa City, r i i n f Education, with F j* * from the State Towson, Md-i tor of Georgraphy ™ } degree from CoMtrsity nnd a11 woj £ jj!f, ph. P. degree with tf the thesis. , - es Jefferies, Oklahoi, Oklahoma, instructor in INDIANAPOLIsT Ind., Aug 8 PAGE 1! ■i • F OR _ Indiana. His condition became ser­ ious Thursday. & Brent 4Q Acres — Joseph J. Colo, president ‘ i manager o f the Cole Motor* r ° nJ l>n? .lied a, a h r t . f e C? "': St. Augustine— Work on Moul- m i U I' night from severe dilation o ff tb l trie cut-off, new double-track of heart. Although ill for more t h ^ Florida East Coast Railroad Com­ 5 Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property tory o f Music 8' .InC wto years, Cole maintained S m Audrey Pa udrey Pacltham, Lake City pany, running between hero and Florida, A cting Principal o f De­ Plcte charge o f the plant which he' Runnel!, progressing rapidly. monstration High School, B. S. in * _ - n Education, Floridn State College. Leonora Smith, Southwest W e are permanently located in Sanford Teacher’s College, Ran Marcos, f 't •J”44*" *' Texas, Critic Teacher, Primary O UR SALES FORCE are E X PE R TS Department, with an M. A . degree "4 • . ’ Y* _ and Prim ny Diploma from Colum­ bia University. Wo guarantee Satisfaction. Mrs, Laura S. Jones, Franklin, K y .t Critic Tcncher o f English in I f you have Property you want sold— L is t It with us Training School, with an A. B. de­ gree front Western Kentucky and kiss it good-bye. Tencher’s College. Louise V erri, Tnmpn, Florida, n e v e r b e d is c o u r a g e d Critic Teacher, B. S. in Education, Florida State College. Minnie Itosenbloum, Pensacola, Just because things tio not go as vou wish, never Floridn, Critic Teacher in Train­ ■ * -Make every ,lbnPl.oi„imS!t a ing School, B. S. in Education, stepping-,stoiiu to greater achievement. jj 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. ■ Florida State College. M attie Chapman, Winter Car­ ■ •! den, Assistant Critic Teacher, with Deposit regularly with this hank L. I. degree, Florida State Col­ H iiM iiiB iiiiiiiiH G ig iu iia k ia N a M iiia iia iiiiiia n i lege. Adjoining the Famous Elder Spring* on the Orlando Itoad. Where a subdivision will include a big tourist hotel, ice plant and laundry w ill be started soon. This property has a spring which is very- mneh the same as the Elder Spring water and has also more than a quarter o f a mile road frontage. Ideal for sub-dividing. AT AUCTION : ALLEN AND BR EN T ImuaceJ, with » n M- A; W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 8.— Total the University of production o f $13,506,000 equival­ ent to 500 pound bales cotton this Jfeier, Blair, Nebraska, year, was forecast today by the f in Psychology and Ld- Department o f Agriculture, The U and M. A. degree crop Aug. 1, was G5.60 per cent normal, indicating an ncre yield m jJnes, Lakeland Flor- nnd 1308.10 pounds. ■Tjctor in Education and Ginning o f this year’s crop prior Arts, with a If. S. de- to that date totalled 149,373 run-l*^ u Florida State College. ning bales compared to 210,750 a Erwin, Instructor in bales Aug. 1 last year and 01,381 * ,, with an A. M. degree bales in 1923. mbia University. Condition o f the Floridn crop ■ Uudge, Pellsmerc, Fiorwas reported 80 per cent normal . Teacher, with n U. S. with an increased yield o f 112 Education, Florida State pounds per ncre. Summer, Tampa, Flor* tant in Physical Educa! a B. S. in Education rtificate in Physical Ed'loritLi State College. PA R K E R S B U R G , Iowa. Aug. R. i appointed to fill vaiused‘ 1>y resignations — Mrs. J. It. Vnndervoort, w ife of the Methodist pastor here, who wa L II. M. Sharpe, Chica- shot to death Thursday night by iCallege Physician, with their 17 year old son, W arren, will degree from Northwcs- probably recover from the two bul­ let wounds inflicted on her by the |rrsity. Carrington-Thomns, youth, attending physicians declar­ City. Assistant Profcs- er early today, adding that she rory and Organ, with a had fu lly regained consciousness, Warren signed a confession that of Music degree from trsity anil Fellow Am’er- he was led to shooting his parent . by his continual quarrelling. He Orgnnists. lover, Montevallo, Ala., I w ill not be allowed to attend funin Cello and Th corelt-|c-al services o f hia father, Sheriff ti, a graduate o f the til. W. Burns said, nwrvatory of Music. Seeder, LaGrange, 111,, Taxidermy, as a decorative craft, la Piano and Piano N o r - j was crudely practiced by the Carml of Berlin Conscrva- thi ginians as fur back as 500 B. G Seminole (Jou n h jlftan k SanfordlFla. streng th I s e r v ic e - IS SCARCE : A N D G E TTIN G SCARCER A L L T H E T IM E K| YO U W IL L H A V E TO P A Y P E R FOOT IN TH E V E R Y N E A R FU TU R E W H A T IT COST P E R L O T f N*O W T * For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. • ’ " . * . *rT f pro g ress was the prime cause of the success of the II. I! SCHULTE R E A L T Y CO.,7 Inc. I Chamber of Commerce Campaign. M A K E R E S E R V A T IO N E A R L Y W right, Warlow and Company Are Now Receiving Application For CONGRATULATIONS , HMM1MMMMMMMIUMMIMHMMHMMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMUIUI b Corner Lot for Sale! ■ Are Due Each One Citizen Who Helped. First Mortgage Loans . •* >’ ■ .• » i H ’ ' ‘ ~ "r • • s N On Sanford Avenue. Only one block from First St. For quick sale at a Real Bargain ■ a : M Sanford Automobile Co. 111 DuBOSE A N I) HOLLER / sit _ a m » m m m Every Way. SEE / ■ « ■ ■ Let Us Serve Our Community In A P P LIC A T IO N S FOR APPR AISALS f a 1 on improved Uusincss and Residential Properly in Sanford ..si I j •! #1 1 ' E. F. L A N E ■ ■ R*E A LTO' *R ■***; n* Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 Firflt National llnnk lluildlng. u INCORPORATED REALTORS ■ HUPMOIHLE DEALERS S A L E S FORCE s ■ K 112 Park Avenue jj r- v , New Smyrna Beach Funds immediately available subject to title examination. g a “ 2 n JJ a Sanford, Fla. Beach Property i ------------------------- Woman Wounded By * Son Recovers Rapidly 5 J n - | 1 SIMMONS R E A L T Y CO. Phone I9*J. 4 Ter Cent Interest Paid On Savings Accounts. Cotton Crop Forecast Is 13 Million Bales Q U I C K SALE! H ■ M»aMMMMM|MMMMMMMHMMMaMMMIMIMINnBiniM«aM*aMMMM M. M. 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Moughton A r c h i t e c t Contractors $ * * + * * .> * «,. , . •• .•V 4' V 4.C .J.J.^ .5. + • > v <•4 .-4" r*»a ■at v AAAAt A W . M M 4 * M 4 * + + * * * * * * * + * + + * * * - * * * * * IfIBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBS (JMpMI ♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *MBBHBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBaBBBnHB«BBBlBlBBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«rfaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«BBBBBBBBBlBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB»;B . w *t �___ SpPtpr^* :_’ *i* v 5. I p rrr-gp^ * - t THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925.. ?AGE TEN Growing In Hupmobile Dealers Of This Citrus Southeast S h o w s State To Be Given Trip To Business Complex ^Detroit By Wm. A. Estaver Court^ *M b 'd a y * of* October, A. V. building, Sanford, H o n d a . , » * » . «nd men ana ..ifiE l Bids will be received f o r , construction. , J, a , jl* i { “ * further ordered that till* Successful bidder o l*btdderp w U lorder be published I " b , req u ired ... f.rn U h . • » ~ j V ; S;d *g . m r J « f r b. " R M -------- it eq u a l S " ™ ,.aVh week fo r eight consec­ company bond in nn^ amount . . n , ,i 1 A ir s c c p p a n i«r i» to seventy-five (7577) c.ent, , , utiveITNweeks. ESS my hand and the seal TA LLA H A S S E E , Aug. 8.— Cit- the contrnct price for their bid, o f Wthe Circuit Court o f the Seven­ rus growing in the Southeast, an(J tQ mect wjth the approval of th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida. In nnd f o r Seminole Coun­ says n bulletin preperation by t h e ,,, County Attorney. The fiscal business year o f the United States Department o f A g ri- *>J0 bid will be considered unless ty on this tho 31st day o f July Architect, F ir s t National Bank With the South R n e ^ c f said Section 30. a distance -------------or •TT-1_£■*! K in the East line o f the Hanford tlrant; thence Bouht 3* ‘l pi*r1cc,' u" , f t h along said O r a m lino to the South line of said Hectton JO; tl«»nc* along said South line o f Section Tn beginning. Hess H i- Soutl 35 feet and tho East to feet for *tree* purposes. Containing 2.7 5°r <?f; more nr less, an to any and all other persons whose names are un known, claim in g any right. Jit1* “ r interest In and to the property nere1nshove described, or any part or parcel thereof. It Is Iterdhy ordered that you nnd each o f yon, bo and appear be­ fore our Circuit Court, nt the House nt Hanford. Florida, on the 7th day o f Heptemher. 1®.^. «na then and there make answer tn tn# hill of complaint exhibited ngalnal you tn this cause, ., It Is fu rth e r ordered that this Order nf Fuhlicntlnn l*« published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford. H.piilnnle County. Florida, once each week for eight consecutive weeks. , W IT N E S S my hand and the seal o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f th«| Slat;* «*f Florida. In nnd for Seminole Lounty, on thin tlin 11th day o f July. A. 1925. The f o l l o w i n g I . tho final MtjRUte fo r paving ^ Streets 24 feet in width with a 6 rock base surfaced I 10706 Co. Yds. Grading @ 40c 8125 U n Ft. curb a t 76c....._.. 495 Lin. Ft. Headers @ 35c 10388 Sq. Yds. Macadam foundation 5“ thick @ 7^ 196 Sq. Yds. Brick Pave (F la t ) @ 4 0 c ............ 791 Sq. Yds. A lley returns <fD 30c ..... I ......... 10135 Sq. Yds. surface treatment at 30c--------- ---3 Inlets Type A 35.00 ............. .............. 8 Inlets Type B @ 30.00 ....................... ...... 859 Lin. Ft. 4 inch House connection at 45c........ 69 Lin. Ft. C" Sewer @ 50c ........................... 200 Lin. Ft. 18" Storm Sewer @ 1.55................ . ' (50 per cent o f cost o f 18" Sewer to be borne by G Mnnhoes @ 5(J.00 ....................- ................ 7579 Lin. Ft. 3 inch Drain T ile nt $100.00 Per M. 586 Lin. Ft. 12" Storm Sewer @ 1.05 ............. ' 714 Lin. Ft. 18" Storm Sewer 0-6 1.25 ...... ;r.O per cent o f coat o f 18” Sewer to be borne by Sew# 1 469 Lin. Ft. 21" Storm Sewer 0-6 @ 2.70 r In recognition o f the efforts o f a d . is:;. his dealers In going well over their! Estaver organization came to n culture, “ far from the market cen­ mado upon form as furnished by ( 8BA!.>k nQUfJ|iABg ters, is a specialized complex buslquoto In the sale o f Hupmobiles in close August 1, and marks the ... » "T V "*/ ---------- .•---- .— “ * thu Architect, nnd accompanied by Clerk' of the Circuit Court o f tho -, Florida, William A. EsUver, dis- grentost year Hupmobile has ever ness in which the operator, to Ins a draft payable to Vance Doug­ Seventh Judicial Circuit o f F lo r ­ ida In anil f o r Seminole County. tributor fo r the pr^at portion of enjoyed in the ‘‘Sunshine Stnte. unsuccessful, must have foresight, lass, clerk in the amount of *1500.Itr A. M. W E E K S . abundant energy, and a belief in the stnte has chartered n special I The William A. Estaver organiza00. The draft o f the successful PeCOTTEH A S P E N C E R Pullman and will take soino 40 1tlon sold $1,750,000 worth o f Hup- hid work. To these he must add a bidder or bidders to be retained by Solicit..r* nnd o f Counsel for tho draters to the Hupmohlle factory | mobiles in the last year and dur* personal interest and constant at­ said Vance E. Douglass, Clerk, as Hept 6-l3.ia.3d. at Detroit. The party will leave inc his stay in Detroit, Mr. E*- tention to details. Growers who liquidated damages should the suc­ Bundny, August 16 on the " F ie r i- ' l«v c r will sign a contract with the ni-glect their orchards learn that cessful bidder or bidders fail or in t h e f i n e r i t r t t n iT o k t i i e dlan" special train of thp Seaboard Ifupmohile fnctory to handle $3,- they arc operating nt n loss, but refuse to execute a contract nnd SEVENTH J t 'IIIC T A L flltl'IH T OF 1*1.(lit IDA* IN AND F u l l SEWA ir Line. The trip will lie mndo 000,000 worth o f Hupmobiles for those who give sufficient food, to Bupply bnml as required within water, nnd work have reason to ten 'lays after written notice o f INOI.F. t'llP.N TV, IN CHANCwithout expense to the denlers, the the coming yenr. 1:11 V. entire party going ns guests o f The dealers nre confident that expect balances to be on the right acceptance of bid. Tt. W. OTTER. The owner reserves the right to Complainant, Mr. Estaver. 1*. A. Mero, o f the this volume o f business will be side o f the ledger.” v. r p otroL A sa , t Various phases o f improved reject any and ail bids, or to ac­ Sanford Automobile Company will reached nnd passed during the Clerk nf tho Circuit f o i i r t of th« Sub-Totnl ............................................................. J. tv. CAR I 'E N T E R , et at.. practices hnvo been discussed nnd Hcvciith Jmllclal circuit. In and for go from this city, it is announced. coming year as Florida is now . cent any bid or part of bid by Defendant*. 939 Lin. Ft. 24" Storm Sewer 0-6 2 .7 5 Kctnlnold County. „ . making preparations for entertain-' experimented on by the growers of them deemed to he the host inter­ C I T A T I O N The special Pullman will lenve Hv A. M. W E E K S , Deputy Clerk. 50 Lin. Ft. 2-1" Storm Sewer 6-8 @ 3.75 To J. VV, Carpenter, and w ife. M. fruits, concerning the moat est of the County. Jacksonville at :< o’clock Sunday ing the greatest influx of tourists, **itruH I* Carpenter o f Taylorsville. Ala- (H E A L ) successful methods o f conducting 2 Monmuents A t Street Intersections........... JleCotteS and Spencer. Hy order « f the County Com­ l.nmn; C R. Sewell, of Newman, afternoon, arrive In Washington investors and homeseekers the some of tho fundamental prob­ missioners of Seminole County, rjeorghi. as Ottnrillnn of llow ati! Solicitors and o f Counsel, Extra W ork ..................... 12:40 p. m.f August 17, lenve Sunshine Stnte has pven in its his­ the Complainant. . I.mig and Carl tain g; L. J. t*nnK nml for lems o f the business. “ The recent Florida, July 22nd. 1025. July 11-13-26, August l-S-15-23-29- Laboratory Inspection of Materials Washington 12:50 p. m., nnd ar­ tory. The rush to Florida has nlwife. Ellzahetli D. toing; Howard rnpid growth o f the industry," VANCE E. DOUGLASS, Clerk. A. Ming nnd wife. Eatello L a n g ; September 6. rive in IM ro it 7:10 a. m., August rendy set in according to reports says the department, “ has been Publish July 27, Aug. 1 and 8th. Carl M I a n s nnd wife. - - ------ NOTICE O F APIM .ICVTIO N FOR Logoi Expense Adv., Etc. 2 per cent 18. Two days will ho spent in driftin g to Fioridn from the main Ijing. whose Christian name Is unmade possible by the utilization of L E A V E T t) NE LL IN SAN E I ’ E ll- Engineering 5 per cent ............ - ....................... Detroit, the party leaving nt 11 p, highways lending to the Stnte. At Oeorare Augustus Thocipiv t i i i : r m n i r r n r n y o f t u b ....... . SOVS L A N D . the results o f scientific resenrch k . ii it.it Erlwyn Snnilvs Dawes, n* m., the following day and arrive Howling Green, Ky.. over 75 per s e v e n t h j i in n »i. « in ru n * along many lines. New methods of Florida Land nml Colon- IN C O tn iT O F COlfNTV .111DOB. o r FM IIIIH V . IV I ' l l F u ll MF.M- Trustees tn Jacksonville nt 7:45 p. m., Au- cent o f nil cars passing over a re­ Total Cost *,,**«'"•***#*• I#"**’*•»**,•*S'*■ *mmm -mm■., Uiition Company, Limited, a rorof propagation, orchard develop­ ivm .E r n i v r v . in c t ia .v c k r y . III. STATE OF F LO R ID A at 21. Six days will he required cently constructed toll bridge nre rat Ion; Wm. Alexander Durban* F. fl. Mill Her, nml wife, I,lien Mason To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. E M IN O L E r o t N T V. nn as Until.tntor o f ’••lorlda Land In re SEstate r the trip including time cnrotite bound fo r Florida according to nn ment, front protection, pest con­ of Joseph William Pnlgi-r, trol, nnd handling nnd transport­ nml I'oloriltntnln l^onipany. Llnilted, Number o f feet frontage Complainants. account rnrried by the Kentucky F o w er. Insane. and the brief sojourn In Detroit. u mrporalhtn o f Englitud; oil foring the crop have been originated VH. Notice Is hereby given to nil Assessment per foot frontnge mer stockholders o f Florida Land whom One o f the mnln purposes o f the paper. Similar reports from fill­ nncl introduced, which have not Arthur Minn, et nl. It may concern. Hint It. J. nnd Colonisation Company. I.lniin.l. M Rower, as ftunrdlan |i«r«mlantx. oi Joseph trip is to acquaint the dealers ing stations, gnrnges, hotels nnd only made possible the profitable F R E D T. WILLIAMS | a lhiuldatrrl rorp. 1r.1M0 n. whose .1111 Fower. Insniie. will, on the 1*11.1. T " q l ' I K T T I T L E with the Hupmobile car and hack other mediums which come in con­ production nnd marketing of citrus nnn.es are unknown* Joseoh M. Ar- WIIII ( Ilnll.iH loth day o f August, A D HI26, upFeet tact with tho tourist travel auger rc.’ omhi and wife, — ---------Areilotiup the statements of the factory T o Arthur I lion, nml xvife——— ply to the Honorable Jns. 11. Sharon, fruits in the Southeast, hut have Description Frontage i;|ilrl w i n . C h r i s t i a n mime In iln. whose Christian name Is un­ I'otinly Judge tn nnd for said Coun­ Nam e: with reference to the qunlity nnd fo r a big ruqh to Fioridn, n rush also been found fundamentally unknown: Clinton A. Ila le y ; W . O. known: and each and ev>ry o f tho ty, at Ids o ffic e Iri Hanford. In said shove name defendants. I f livin g; Mayfair, Sanford, Flo. workmnnnhip put In tho new Hup- o f northerners which in former important in tho production nml Atol.'iirl.il, ami w i f e ------------- An- and !> o ’clock, am., or as years did not set in before No­ If either, any or nil of said County, at mobiles. A thorough inspection ilintleil. whos« Christian name Is soon thereafter an the matter can Edw. M. Kline, Lot 5 Block 1. marketing of other fruit crops unknown; Emma A A utl.firli.it parties he dead, to all parlies .■Inlnttrip o f the Hupmobile fnrlory nt vember 1st. ing interests under the fo llo w in g lie heard, fo r authority to sell, at Jeanette Dunn, Lot 6 Block 1 throughout the country. William M AiiiliMirleil: ..Mary \\. public or p riv ate sale. Hie fo llo w in g When tho distributorship for Detroit will lie made by the F lor­ A 111l . o r 1.il. Louise M Anosttrleil deceased defendants, lo - w lt : L. .1 described real estate, in nnlu Sydney O. Dickenson, Lot 7 Blk 1. Lang; ida dealers during their stay o f Hupmobiles was taken over by nml Anna F. Atnlenrl.il, and each Lung unit wife, Ellataheth County, to - w it: Howard A Ijttig ami wife, listed William A. Estover 12 months ngo nml .-very of the siihI shove nsmSVV'i of S K « nml NVVV1 .if H W U Fannie W. McKirdy, Lot 8 Blk. 1. tw o days in Detroit. • <| il.f.riilmits, If living; nti.l If Lang. Carl M. Lang nnd wife. ----- and E 1-2 of HVV t - l See. T h ir ty -fo u r there were hut five Hupmobile whose Christian nani“ Is either, any or all «>f said ilefeinl- -----Lntig Fioridn will receive considerable dealers in tho state. This number i l l ) Township T w enty (2*1) South, George E. Dridgett, I-ot 9 Blk. L nnls he dead, to all parties cla im ­ unknown: I'leorge Augustus line' Ed- Range T w e n ty -n in e East. publicity ns n result of the trip ns has been increased to 20 active ing Interests under each and e\w|)' wyn Sirulvs Dawes, iis Tru st.ea of \\ hlrh ii|iplicatlon will he based Chas. II. McKirdy, Lot 13 Rlk. 1. the party w ill take two good siz­ Hupmobile dealers operating sales i.f the following de.eased ilefentt- Florida Land nml Colonisation Com* upon the petition for sale now on Elton J. Moughton, Lot 14, Blk. 1. p.miv. Limited, a corporation. Win 0nts lo-w lt; Arthur tllrin, and wife, Alexander Iturhanan. ns Lhtuldrtor file In said Court. ed alligators to the Automobile and service in every important re­ ________ __ (linn, win.se Christian Wm. G. Hughes, Lot 9 Blk. 2....................... It. J. M, ROWER. City ns gifts to Mr. Hastings, sort city in Florida. The Kstnver SO FIA, Aug. 8.— Due to a smal­ name Is unknown: Clinton A, Ila le y ; o f Florida Land and Colonization Hu art) Inn. Company, Limited, a corporation of president of tho Ifupmohile Motor organization operates throughout ler harvest o f beets, Bulgaria's H i! Andetirle.l, nnd wife Hod well Renlt y Co., Lot 10 Blk. 2............ . Hater Julv lath. A D CJ25. England: nil fo rm e r stockholders fa Car Company, In addition some the state with the exception o f the sugar crop is expected to fall far Aiidenrled, whose Christina nanm Is of Florida Land and Colonisation July I l-tH-26-Aug. 1-S, Hodwcl Realty Co., Lot 14, Blk 2............... unknown; Emma A Audenrieil; hundred Imhy alligators will ho Tampa territory. Limited, a lluuldnied ...rA Inrge sales short of that o f Inst year, when Will hint ti Atldeiirle.l: Mary VV. An- Company. poration. whose names are me IN T H E t l l l l ' t I T 4 I I I I I T OF T H E Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 15 Blk. 2............... taken along ns Florida souvenirs and service branch is operated in the country had sugnr to export. d .n rl.d: Louise M Aiidenrled and known. Joseph M. Arrcdotida and SEVENTH J l liH I VI. I IIIC I IT Bodwcll Realty Co., S. 10 Ft. I-ot 6 Blk. 3 Anna F. Aiiil.-nrled, or otherwise. nnd will be given to newspaper Miami in addition to the head­ The reason is Huid to lie due partly Ill and to the following described x v i f e , --------------.Aredondn. whose ...... . ,, O f F I.O IIIIIA . IN A M I ROH SEM ­ representatives en route. l,,.d situate, lying ami being In Christian native Is unknown; to all to the refusal o f the factories to INOLE COUNTY. IN I 'l l A N E E H Y . Bodwell Realty Co,, Lot 7 Blk. 3............... quarters office in Jacksonville. llo- Cuiiiiiy of Seminole nml State parlies claiming Interests under Jot- Calm-roll, furnish beet seed to the peasants. nf Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Blk. 3............... riorlila. in1*r•• partlculurty h iltrw M w l; Win IruComplainant Lust year there was such a bum­ s.-rlhed as follows, l o - w l t : vers deceased: and John I-minis. va. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot A ............................. The Northwest Quarter of the deceased; nr oth erw se. ri and to VV*. A. Lovell, *-l al . per crop of beets and so much su­ ........... . liniirter the N orth -, the fo llo w in g described lands, sil Bodwell itenlty Co., L ot U............................ . Defendants. gar manufactured that the price mI y u.Tr 1* r l N W 1, of HE Vi o f Male, ly ing and bein g In the City #'ll n Him Bodwell Realty Co., Lot C .......................... dropped. The manufacturers are vvi Mvv t; ), of Meetlop Thirty-three of Sanford. County o f Seminole nnd T o VV*. A Lovell and wife, said to have guarded against a ( 3.1 1 . Township Nineteen t IS), South State of Florida, more particularly Lovell, whose Christian name Is Bodwell Realty Co., Lot D .......................... described as follow s. lo-WH unknown; Enoch R,-ll and wife. tdmilar situation this year with the of Range Thirty-une 131) Last, r«Lots I to 17, both numbers In­ Mari servlng an.| excepting however, I* 1 F. Hell; Edu in *1. C arrie r Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I] .......................... clusive. o f i.rsceliniCourt, as per result that many beet raisers f 11 ,to the above described lands the EDINBURGH, Aug. H. — Six to and wife,-------------Carrier, whose! Nina L. Ely, Lot 1, Blk 6 ..... talk in r V nifii> of land fifty - tdat thereof, duly recorded It* Flat Christian name is unknown E. C. paid organizers were appointed by sections o f Uruguay, Sweden, withheld the seed from tho farm­ following f|v» fe.t < ) wide across the Rook J, on page !!!• of the I’utdle McDowell and wlf - M e - John J. Lauper, I.ot 2, Blk 6 ers, Thus the beet acreage was the executive committee o f tho Chinn, and Indin. In Uruguay, North end of said land above de. Re. ords *»f Seminole County, F l o ­ I'ow.-II, whose Chrlstlao name Is W orld’s Women’s Christian Tem ­ said Miss Agnes Slack, secretary grently reduced and it is predicted milhe.l, heretofore conveyed to the rida. nml to any nnd all other per­ imkiiown; Simon K lrs»lih.imn. Dav m 1 ’ > “» * ron. w hose n im.-s are unknown perance Union nt Its recent con­ o f tho World’s W. C, T. IJ., the that Bulgaria will be obliged lo Atlatitie Const Line It illro.ol Com- claiming any right, title nr Interest IJ Klrsrhhnum, ilertmrd K lr.se It- Nelson Gray, Lot -I, Blk 6 ...... p i n y , and also except: It.’ginning 57.11 hanm, Kmll S oII k . Kly K. S f II k anil import sugar from Czechoslovakia. vention here to work for tem per­ government today is paying the at a point whore the East line of III and In I lie lands hereinabove de Mom N Mi»y, partners (JoI ok htmlne** 57.11 1 he NW J-l of 1 he St: t - i Of NVV l - t serlheil, or any part or parcel there­ f1s A'l». KI rschh.iniTt a- thimpany j Flora B. Gray, I.ot 5, Blk 6 ... ance during tho next three yeitrs salary and traveling expenses of a Tw o stale seminaries o f learn­ of *:iM Mi-iiliiii, Towiislilp ami "• . . . 57.11 . , • ■ • » • . . . . William H. Toft, T. t i i h u i i M , I-'. 11. Kcliruggs, I.ot 13, Blk 6 ... In Brazil, fur northern countries, temperance worker for the schools It inuc I ritci ftn'ii (I n * properly h**r«i* It is herol.y nrjeretl that >otl $ i\ 4’lurk, John M. lleach A: ing Were established ill IK57. One tnfur#' Australia, New Zealand, South (‘ 1*11 vi* \**1 to 111k s.tM Alla ti­ mol .aoh of you bn nml appear he- M**rton I ». It*.$;un, tradin g A large share o f the expense of 197.13 under F. F.. Crandall, Lot 7, Blk 6 .... was placed nt Tallahnsseo nnd the tle t’ti.ist iCallroiil i'uin(K'Ui)'. I ..... "iir said Circuit Court at tl»#* • n, m name .if T. ft. W e lle r A: P. A. Mero, Lot 8, Blk 6 ......... America, Indin and central Europe, carrying on the work for temper 56.81 Both were co­ rim \V* xt a I**nir llm Houtli 11fi ** uf *■•'**•* llmise at Hanfuril. Hiirlilit, "»i h*,, ciiurles E. Smith nml i* W Three of the number are workers nnco which nimB at world wide other at I'nlntkn A t Irifitli* r«i|Ht l.liu‘ lttillrou*| " ' ,l , day ,,f s.|iteml>er. A. I' I ItIt-lmr<l9 Xi.ii. Iiarltii-rs under Ihe firm Kstella M. Melson, I.ot 9, ltlk 6 57 educational nml for many years reappointed to old fields. Three prohibition |H borne by the nation­ t*oinpany*» rlglit »wuy %ft ffi»t, 0 - J- am) then anil lln-r*- make a n - 1 Ailams ami Hleharilsou; liie selimd at Tallahassee was call­ t honey F. S. Frank, I.ot 10, Blk 6 ..... Hiiiitll HU t!i(*iic*w swer to l h « hill uf complaint *-x- William (!. Aiuli-nried nnd xvlfe 57 are new selections. al organization o f tho United l-hiM t mg r , . t. lo 1 I1 ** Kami hn«» Mhltoil against you In this causw ed tho Seminary West o f the Su- Aniletirlvd. xvhose Christian Bertha E. Earle, Lot l l , Blk 6 “ Scientific temperance" j* tho States, which contributed $<.15,000 .... 57 nf tii** Bfitil NW 1*4 of »h** HK 1-4 it l« fu rther iirilereil that this name Is unknown: Emma Andenterm applied by the executives of from the Jubilee fund o f $1,000,- wnnee River and the one at Pnlnt- nf N VV 1-1 of fGihl Sr 1*tion, Tnvvt*- onh-r h» tuil>Rshed In The Sanford rled: Mary W. Audenrled; 1.0111se F. H. Schruggs, la*t 12, Blk 6 ... ...67 4 *«**-. .« « tho world’s tepipiirmuo body to 000 rni.sed In l!i£J to fetolx'au- the l'-it -Was called the Seminary Fast •«1111» arol ftnngiS thonr** North iloiuc Herald, is lie u sual'-**'-, pit Idlslieil In •>f Audenrifll; Amin I -. A u d earled ; Hiiht H.4Nt Mn«i* N'M to point of Snnforil. Semfmde t’ liiintv. Florida, Margaret W. Mamscy; 1tux tv el I n. Blanche Wrijdit, I.ot 13, Blk 6 ..57 o f ■the Sown nee River. the work done by their organiz­ fiftieth anniversary o f its found­ orii-t. each week for eight consec­ Itrook* and h"$ririTilinr wife, l-UIxaheth (!. R. J. Holly, Lot 14, Blk 6 ....... 219.45 ers. It covers lectures In schools ing. a*tnl to nriy nml nil other p«*r«nnn utive weeks. llrunks, and llohert Ru) inuiul Reid Juan P. Bains, who held n title u Iihhr iuiiD'8 nfo tilth flow n, cl limIT N E S S my hand nml the seal and wife,----------- Reid xvliosi) Chris­ Bodwell Realty Co.', I.ot 1, Blk 5 and before public gatherings on 56.84 Organizers were unpointed for to tiie Island o f Key West under itu nnv rlKltl. till** or |rtt**r*‘Ht In of Wthe Circuit Court of the Seventh the effects o f nlrnhnt on the hu­ countries as follows; Flora Htrout, a Spanish grant under date of iihtt to 1 11«• property h**r*'lii.thov*♦ «l* - Judicial Circuit o f the State o f F l o ­ tian name Is unknown; ami each Ira B. Davis, I.ot 2, Blk 5 ...... .57 and every of the ahiive named d e ­ man body, nnd the races. "Alcohol, Brazil; Miss Arnadottir o f Iceland, 1916, sold his clnnty to John W. n* ril**‘*l, **r any part or parrot there­ rida. In and for Seminole Countv. fendants. If liv in g ; ami If either, 67 of on this tin- l l l h day of July, A. 1>. any or all of said narllea he dead, W. T. Langley & C. F. Teague, Lot 3, Blk 5 .... a racial poison,” is the text o f to the far northern countries; Simunton on December 20, IH2I. If In Itorohy o r ilr r o l that vr»u l'.»26. F. H. Schrinrirs. Lot * 1 Blk 5 . j; lo ill parties claim ing Interests many o f the lectures. iifti! * tcli of you ho ami appear laMrs. Harrison Lee Cowit*, Austra­ V. E. 1KlCdLASH. under tin- fo llo w in g deceased d e ­ for** our Haiti t'lreiill iNuirt ill 111*! Clerk of the Circuit Court nf the fendants. . tt Delegates attending the world’s lia anil New Zealand; Hardynia N O T H ’K T O C O N T R A C T O R S to-wlt: W. A. I .lived I ntld F. H. SrhruiriM. I.ot 5. Blk 5...................... Court lloiisu al Sanford. Florida, o-ii Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor* xvife. Lovell, xvliose ChrlH- Itodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 5 ....................... bl convention iissertml llmt I'ovurn--Norville, South America; Joan Sealed tiiili w ill is* received by ttie t,ih day of 1 N-tolo-r a D E*2e, 1 Ida In and for Seminole County, Han name is unknown- Enoch Stoll ments liml riven permission to I Dnvis, Indiu mid Uagmnr Prior, the Commissioners of Seminole aiel then and there make answer 1(Hl-IAL) *ml wife, Martha F. U - ll; E dwin ti, Bmlwcii ltenity Co,, Lot 7, Blk 5 .... the I.ill of complaint exhibited! DftCuttex Zr Spencer. “ scientific temperance workers" central Europe. County, Florida, at the County Carrh-r and w ife ,-------------- Cart ter, Snlleltnra ami nf Counsel, again*! you In thlx eaum whose Christian name Is unknown; Genevievu Chittenden, Lot 8, Blk 5 Clerk’s office, Court Houso, San­ . It lx farther erdcred that thlx for th e t'nmplnluanl E 1 * Mi-Dowetl ami xvlfe.Umlwell Realty Co.,Lot 9, Blk 5 .. ford. Florida, until three p. m. Order h,. imhllxhrd In the Sanfnrd J u ly I I - I K. 2 5 , A u gu st l-H-15-22-29- Metioxvell. whose Clirlstlap name Is Arcadia Building p^rmi* s is­ Aug. loth, 1925, for the furnish­ llerald a uewxiia|*-*r |>ti 1.11xli.-d In Heptemher 6, unknown. Simon KIrsclihiium. D a v ­ Boil well Realty Co., Lot 16, Blk 5 Sanfnrd, Seinliiidr I'uanty. i-'lnriili id Ivlrsi lihaimi. Iternard Klrschsued for first six months o f this ing o f nil materials nnd labor for mice each w r i t fur **tght .-.iiirt-*e. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11, Blk 5 IN T I I E * III* I l f r n l ' l t I’ O F T I I E haitm. Emil S.-llg. Ely K. ttellg nnd year total $296,000. the erection nml completion of a lltlve Week*. S E V E N T H .11 I I I I T t l . F i l l e r IT Morris Mav. p.irtui-rs doin g busi­ ITN E S S mv hand and the v. il Bodwell Itealty Co., Lot 12, Blk 5 County Jail building to Ih- located nf Wthe O F t i l * : H f t T E OF I T . I I I I i n t , ness as ,vh Klrsehliaum A Com­ 1 -------I'lrcitll I'-iurt nf the S--ventti I N A N D l*( I It SEXII M i l . E FOI ' . NT Y pany; William E. T a ft. T. Qrlswald, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13, Blk 5 .. W inter Haven — Plans beinif at Sanford, in Seminole County, Judicial Circuit nf the Stat - -d F O R T MYKRS, A ur . 8.— A city IN H U M K i l l . (lenrge C Clark, John M I tench Amade for construction nf new ar­ Floriiln, in accordance with the FUirida, In and fur Hcnilimlc Caitii- E V A A. IIE K N In *N, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14, Blk 5 Mortnn l> Hogue, tradin g under piatinlnif botird will be established cade building lo house (ill offices plans nnd revised specifications ns t v, till thlx the 3U» day nf July, Complains nt the firm .............. T e ft, W e lle r ,v Bodwell Realty I ) 1915. ...... ..OUrCD Co., Lot 1, Blk 4 ........ Co.; Clmrli -1 E Smith amt C, W. hero with the approval o f the city and stores ut cost o f $li)0,D0<). prepared by Klton J. Moughton, t s 1 : a 1 . t W I L L I A M fl. A EDEN It I ED. et al.. Itlchardsoii part iter* tinder thu Bodwell Realty 57 Co., L ot 2, Blk 4 V E Dni'fil.AHH, commissioners nml the mayor, it Defendants. firm 11.urn- of Adams and Milliard Pli-rk nf the I'lrrilll t’mtrl nf the .... 57 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 3, Blk 4 C IT A T I* *N H“ »E William ll. Aiidenrled and Seventh IndUilil Clri-ult nf me has Just been announced following T o W illia m •!. Aiidenrled nnd xvife.---Andenrlvd. whose Stale nf Florida, In and fur Sen*. 57 Co., I,ot 4, Blk 4 a hearing of representatives of xvife. —■— Aiidenrled. whoso Christian name is unknown: Emma Bodwell Realty I noli- t'uuntv Christian nanolx sunknowu; E m ­ A Aildeiirld. Mary W. Aiidenrled, ........ 57 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 4 llv A M WEEKS. Deputy Clerk leudlnt; civic orKnrnnziionx Ik*fore ma A. Audenreld. ax tliiarillnii of thu Louise M Aiidenrled; Anna F. Ai|Di Ft ITT EH A SFE N F E R minor children of William tl. AudBodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, iilk 4 t)ie commission. denrled M irg.uet W. Itumsev; Hnllrllnra and nf ('uiinxcl for Fumenrleil; William <*. Audeurlcd; E m ­ Roswell u |lr,.oka nnd xvife, Ellxnptalntntx Tim planning board will bo com­ ma A. Aiidenrled; Mary W, lo-th i* It.... * and Rolo-rt R a y ­ itodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk l .. Au g |.*-15-2J.!9 Sept 6-12-It lit posed of representatives front the A u den rh d. lemlxe M A 11 d - mond Itcld an,| wife,--------------- Reid, Ed Ilinidna, Lot t, Blk 7 .............. enrleil. Anna E And' nr led and whose ChrlHlIiiu mitnn Is unknown. Kiwonis, Rotary, and Huslnesa IN T H E t llll t i t * F O I I t l ' l*C l i l t ; Margaret VV R am sey; and each Co., I.ot 2, Blk 7 .. Women’s Clubs nml the Real Ksxi:\ t:\TH JI Oil l SI. < lilt 1 1 | ami every of ike above named d e ­ t*> all parties eliiltulng Interests un­ Bodwell Itealty OF F I . ( l i m i t . IN AN D FOR HIAI. fendants. If living, and If el t her. der l.ym-in Rln-lps. deceased; and Bodwell Realty F A S T PU LLM A N DINING CAR T R A IN tnte Board anil other leading c it­ Co., Lot 3, Blk 7 .. IM H .E I 1*1 NTS. IN I 'll \ N 1 F i t ) • any or nit of said defendants lie William 1 ; Amh-nrled, deceased; or izens. Tho hoard will in-gin its Co., Lot -I, Blk 7 Fentili-x Rank o f Suuftird. a e*ir. dead, to all parties claiming In­ otherxvlse. In and to the folloxvlng Bodwell Realty ilescrllo-d lim it xitii.it-. ly in g and work ut onco and prepare for tho pnrallnil. terests under the follow in g d e ­ being in tin- County of th-mlnoii- Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 7 ........... 1 '.no plain.Hit development o f Fort Myers along ceased defendants. to-wlt William nml State Florida, more partic­ Co., Lot 6, Blk 7 ........... (1. Aud-u rnd nml xvife. -Auden- ularly d-'-erllo-d as follows, to -w lt: Bodwell Realty the lines that would preserve tinW A. tatvcll, el al.. fled, whose Chilslluii name in un­ The Soiitlo-.ixt Quarter of the city ’s natural beauty. Defendant*. k n ow n : Emilia A. A uiletirleil as Houtheaxt Quarter of Sect lop Five, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 7 .......... I'llnllnn llunrillau -if the minor children of south .,f Itniiro 31 Bodwell Realty Co., lait 8, Blk 7 ........... Tn W \ l.nvell, anil xvife, -. W illia m li Aiidenrled; William (!. Township m East. I.... hog lulling nt llte SouthJeU'ell, IVIII! Me Christian IPXIDS AudclirU'd , Idnma A A lid ■-n ried I easi, Corner of said Sect lop. T o w n - Bud well Realty Co., Lot 9, Bik 7 .......... Slrt-ping Cnrs-Cuach Service lx nnknnwn; Wm. I k And- m led, Mary , .Yudenrh-d; l.uuise M. Aud- shi|i and Range. Run North Ten I -11*111 . \ A lidelirUd, .Will. I. Alldelt- enrled; Anna F Aiidenrled. nnd (l**> chains 1 hence West T w o (2) Mrs. Elizabeth H. Williams, I.ot 10, Blk 7 ' *• •I an.I hlx w i f e — — — Aud.-prt.-d Margaret W R am sey; to nil p a r t ­ chain x. thine.- Smith T en <|u) Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 11, Blk 7 xvliexe I'lirlntlan name Is unknown. ies claiming Interests under Michael Kffirtivii August 12, l«J2f» chains, thenee East T w o ( 2 ) chains; Malt M Auileinli-il. Anna F Auden, .1. Doyle, d«-,-eased; ileorge C. nml also Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 12, Blk 7 tied l.oitlxe M Atidetirlt-d, 'W illiam Urantlov. d. a.ed. Nh-lmlas WasThe Northwest Quarter o f tho Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15, Blk 7 It Cow and and w i f e ------ —-----Fmvtli't’ t'iiBi'ii iiihi ll. Ham. Southeast Quarter nf Section Five, und. wln.x.- 1 'hrlxilan name In un- sey, deceased. ,,r otherwise, lu and You ca n Township 3n. South nf Mange -1 known. A H Jerry nml wlf.D A IL Y St llK D U l.K Amended Plat of Block* 8 uiid 9 Mayfair, Sinfof! NurlhlMuiiid Kouthhuuiul to tile follew llig llescl llieil lands. I I .sst; and also buy all tho, Jeri'V. tt Ikims t'hrlsllun n.mn- in 1 'tn- . it*.... * m a te r ia l* link lout II, and i-arli and t.-it of ClVv'V.f Sanforill," c . „ m ' j ' “ , L" V " ' i T h *half of the Northeast R. E. Jackson, L it I, Blk 8 ............ . : y2 " f Semin - Quarter ,.( the ‘(outheaxt Quarter the aheVe named defend.m i . if ,ole tor m nml Stats of Florida more p a r ­ Township 2*1, Houtli Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk 8 livin g ; .nut If ell her, any nr alt of ticularly de scribed as follows lo- of Meet Ion Fly A r. c o m p fo f of Italig 31 East; nnd atm it.ild partita t... tit-ail, tt* all p.irtiex w lt: ; ’That part of 1 t-xvi-rninept t,oi fine Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 8 h o m o d l __________ t’lalmlug lull-rent under the follow. L o ts Fifteen (16), Slvleen (16), Inu tlt-eeaxed ilefendtintx, l o t t l i ; \v. Seventeen It,') Eighteen 1 t H) . Nine­ ( l l which lies East of tin* Wek|xv-;i Bndwell Realty Co., I.ot 4, Blk 8 roct from Hio manufacturer ornJ A I.ot .-II alol tt If. - I.ot • teen (19), nnd Twenty (III) of I'aee River, tn Section 21, To w n sh ip 19, m vo four profits on tho lumbar, ell, whose Christian name |. un- acres, according to td.it tlu-reof re. South of Range 29 East, con tain ­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 8 lifftvork, hardw aroandlm bor. I. lo m n. Wm. <1 A ml e ti r led . Eiuiu.i Cordell III Flat Rook I. oil page 2 | ing seventeen acres, more or less, Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 8 X Audeiult-d; Wm tl And.-nrleil of the pnidh* reeords of Seiotuole and to any ami all other persons whose names are unknown, cla im ­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 8 a n d tt If* — And. in le<|, County. Florida: alx.i any tight, title or Interest In wlmxo Christian name lx iinkiiotvn; lleg 111111 ug at 1 pelnt op tin- c e n ­ ing Mart M Aiidenrled. Anna F A 11- ter line of Melloiivllhi Avenue IS, 6 nml to the lands hereinabove de- Bodwell Realty Co., [.ut 8. Blk 8 .... lleprleil. lailllse M A title nrletl, W R. feet North I degrees East of the serlhrd, or any part or parcel there. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 8 Llvlnit rM»m. dinI ill III H I'liwilllil tlllil Wife------ lllterseel loll of the center Hue ,.r Uf M is hereby ordered th at you Bodwell Realty Co,, Lot 10. Blk 8 ... t'liwanil, wlittse Christian name is M ellonvHie Avenue With the South Intf ruom, 2 bede mb of you he ami appear b e­ unknown; A. t> Juriy and wii*.— loom*, k i t cheit, lino or Sect Inti 3t),Townxhlp 1 :1.Sou Hi ami Realty Co., Lot 12, Blk 8 let rv, whosv I'hrlxU.iti name Mange .11 East, Heiuinoie County fore nor said Circuit Court at thr Bodwell hath. Vnur tilhrl Mouse ,11 Sanford, Florida, on Is unknown; i » all parllrx elalm- F lo rid a ; then West parallel dan* «liuwn In witli Cunri Bodwell Realty Co., !-ot 11, Blk 8 Do5th day i.f ticloher \ I) F>26. Ing liitereatn under l.vman Flnlpx, -*rve Cfhlol. tho South lino of said Section 30 del-eased: and William ti Amleii- lu tip- Last tine of tiie Hanford and limn and there rnaka a n s w e r to Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13, Bile 8 •he 1,111complaint exhibited rIed. iteee.ixeil; nr nllierttlxe. in amt (Jrnnt; lllcucc North 26 degrees against you In this cause. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14, Blk 8 In the fo llow ing described lands, East along said ilrant line t-* a It Is flintier ordered that llils situate, ly in g mill In-lug ip n,.’, point O K I . feet measured oil a line Bodwell Really Co., Lot l, Blk 9 order lie piihllxhed III the Sanford County o f Senilinde and Stale of North t degrees East from tin- South Florida more partli-tilurly liesrrlh line of said Se. ilon 30, Hi,.nee East llerald, a newspaper published in Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk 9 Hrrnttioh- County, Florida eil nx fellottx In-a l l ; |^*ilid t h i s | parallel with said South Him of Hanford. each Week f o r e ig h t cornier- Bodwull Realty Co.. Lot 3, Blk 9 llegiuniug ut the Sou 1 ti tt —xt c o r ­ Seel loll ,ti). Iff, 3f, f,-,-| ( ■, (he cep* once --XX##****X 1 ycK.VScif.Our; IIII Ve XVecks. ner o f Ilia Northwest Quact-i of ter nf Mvlhiuvllle Avenue; thetii'o Iiuti u l lontrlBodwell Reulty Co., Lot 4, Blk 9 W ITN ESS my hand and the seal the Northwest Q a alter nf Sei'tlim £ ,. South i i le g n .... West along tin- Of the *'Iri ult Court of Die Seventh Uua . vnr top. | Townsltip 20, Hoiitti uf Range 31 center line uf C*ulv« f-wfu Mehinvllle Avenue Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 9 tho State of East, Ran North l i f t s r. .1 t,, u J9* *. feet lo a point uf heglunlug, Judicial Circuit o f Ilorlda. In and fo r Seminole Cnuh Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 9 point 611.3 feet South of the North- M»*m the East ta (,.,*t f,,r street tmro f July A West Corner o f said Seel tun. T o w n ­ poses Containing 2 6 acres, mure d ' . y " - ,hU ,hl' 31at Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 9 .. ship utpl Range Ron iheip-e East or less, and also (SE AL) M l 2 feet, Itllll I Inlice South i l l x Meglnnlug at tho Intcruerthui of Mcllonville, Sanford, Florida V. E. DDIJOLASH. feet, Mun thi- nee lie. 1 feet, mure the center line of Itehmvllle A v ­ or less In the East line o f lio- said enue xv11 ti the Mouth line of Section ( lerk of the Circuit Court o f the E. F. U n e, Beg. at the N. E. Cor. o f Int. Dutch colonial witli Seventh Judicial Circuit o f F lo r ­ Northwest Quarter nf the Northwest 3U, Township 19 South, Mange 31 end for Sem inole County. " f Union Avp. and Mellonville Avenue lull celling* Si-ciind Quarter o f said Section. Township Eaat. Seminole County, Florida; ida,,, in Mv EKS ami Mange. Itllll thence .South all I thence North t degrees East along li.-l 1 ITT EHA. &M.S PWEE Hour, M 'x22' living Bun N. on W. line o f Mellonville Ave. N C E M . feet, mure nr less lo the center Ilf the center Him of M..ll,mvllle A v Tickets, reservations ami information t-HKii, cllnlnil room, hit 783.5 ft. w . 125 ft. S. to Union Ave. a illicit. Mun l hence Southwesterly «l)Uu 105.1 feet; thence West para I - Solicitor* nm| nf Counsel f o r the _______ _____ __ then, 3 bedroom1, bath Complainant. along the center of sahl ditch lu concerning through car service from P r ic e Includes all lumber cut to fit; E* ,l> BeK. (Less Right o f W ay for the South Mile uf tile SUllI NorthWest Quarter nr tinNorthwest hlgbcit grade Interior woodwork, ildlih) First Street) _______ __ Quarter o f said Section. Township AI I‘i''x r e lv r* 1111- 0W NE KS OWNLNU 1'ROl‘ EUTY ON T H E FOLfloiMliig, windows, door*, gla**, paint and Mange, (tun thence West along Margaret Wilson, Blk 22 J. (I. UUIUIOUGHS, T. A. A. C. L. Station hardware, nail*, Dili, roofing, wilt llte South Hue of Ihe Said N orth ­ s v T t r x u V - mrS: m e ,’ , o n v i i *l e AVE FROM F AC E Margaret Wilson, Blk 28.................... ................... ^ west Quarter uf the Northwest complete instructions and drawings X V F L , l ( ! 1 , , K N 0 , n M , *, N K U F M A Y F A I R ; E1-Phono O.'i-J Quarter o f said Section. Township F r e ig h t p a id to your station. IV-r 3 he above and foregoing Final assessments Br,‘ j1 * I . I O l I A V E . I* ROM R A C E I . A N E N(>|('|'|| T ( ) O IH 'O S IT F unit Mange to Ihe point i.f lo g in mane" t huines — NOT PORTABLE ii»ii- . UP t° September 1, 1925 without interest; a111* * ^ Many styles lit chouse from. W rit* and to nuy and (ill other persons v a i i |N C M M «u m T w r ° K N IiK Ul ,‘0 T 1:1 1»*0CK l. O F M A Y - said assessments are payable in 10 equal annual in*11 whose names are unknown, via lin­ t o d a y fo r FRE£ M n ire y -S a v lm ,Viu.rVLi‘i-L -iy iv -V ,!w AVE> K,t0M i'A C E L A N E N O R T H TO L-rext at 8 per cent per annum on ull deferred P*^01* ^ ing tiny right, title nr Interest In • a l a l l u g No. liras. Ol I O S 11E l l l h N O R ill EAST CORNER OF I.OT It. BLOCK " and to I ho lauds herein atiovu de scribed, or any part or parcel there Witness my hand as City Clerk, and the seal ol t The Aladdin Co. F hyu|A UNI ON A V E FROM M E L L O N V IL L E A V E of. TUB STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ford, Florida this 31st day of July, A . D., 1925. It Is hereby ordered that , you - t s M k iW EAN1 IO S I M.MERLIN AV E . 24 F E E r IN W ID TH W ITH nml each uf you 110 and uppt-a.* hi - 1 L. R. PHILIP^, W . A 5" ROCK B AS E S U R F A O v W ITU A S P H A L T . fu r* / ur said Circuit Corn 1 at ih « Publish August 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29th. / > S Small Heet Harvest Is Expected To Lessen bulgaria Sugar Crop Number Paid Workers Are Appointed At W. C. T. U. Meeting In Edinburgh Fort Myers To Have City Planning Board EVERGLADES LIMITED NORTH and EAST 4.05 pm 1 Sanford. 12.20 pm xS. 10 pm Lv. Jacksonville 9.00 am «‘U)5 pm Ar. Richmond 1.10 pm 0.20 pm Ar. Washington 10.00 am 7.50 pm Ar. Baltimore I (>. I(i am 10.00 pm Ar. Philadelphia 11.25 pm 12.25 am Ar. New York 7.5(1 am Ar. Boston 12.00 am (5.00 pm 11.20 pm 7.45 pm 7.40 am Ar. Pittsburgh 7.25 am Ar. Buffalo 9.00 am Ar. Akron 8.50 am Ar. Cleveland 5.40 pm 0.05 pm ATLANTIC COAST LINE *wr ? £ �■ ■ ■- <* Iy ' '■?■ *■, Jr-P75V* ' •*. • : 1■ There is no Substitute for Results Classified Directory Advertising P R IN T IN G For Sale For Sale For Rent FOR BIG RE SU LTS advertise in t' m , o , . r.---------------------------tho FORT LAUDERDALE*F<?R S* l'E: DUMBER delivered FOR RE N T: 2 or 3 room furnished P R IN T IN G A iIL Y N E W S — It covers” rVow i r,Jn ?n‘1 ? roum! Sanford, yellow apnrtment. Inquire Hernld Ofma l ,* a| F O R Q U IC K S E R V IC E , try TH E D pheatih,n»t. aldinit. Lee S E M IN O L E P R IN T E R Y , W. N. nrd County thoroughly which is S w i n e 'n r W , ^v T ' ' " * nn‘1 fini,h' A t T777 „ | e«l Lumley, Prop. P R IN T IN G T H A T one of the moat rapidly f i ** Coast „ ,nK |prices that are a savings to you HOUSE FOR R E N T : 5 room SIX ROOM B U N G ALO W . OnlyFlorida PLE A S E S , nt very rcnsonablo scctions on the house, south o f school house nt one year old. Southern exposure. \ cmiont Lumber Co. Osteen,' Fin. prices. Remington Portable Type­ Snmplc copy and rate card upon Paola. Apply to J. G. Herzberzer, On lot 56x117. $7,875.00, $1375.00 • t : !i:: writers. Telephone 93, Welnka request. Paola, Fla. ensh, balance in 5 years. ■ : ■ lla* hOR SALE: New bungalow, 6 Bldg. If a lla* L E A R N A R O U T Polk County and rooms, nil papered, large sleep­ FOR RENT: Two large rooms for above LARG E LOT 51x161 corner HighLakeland, through the Star- ing porch. Screened front and back light housing. West First Street. W IG H T P R IN T SH O P— Printing land nnd Oak. Southern exposure, porch. Partly furnishes!. Wants to Telegram. Best advertising me­ for eonPhone 085-W. Engraving. Embossing. See us $1730.00. $550.00 cash, balance 1, dium in South Florida. Published go North. I 3-1 miles Orlando Ungtb first. W e do it. Phone 417-W. • FOR RENT: Furnished npartment. 2, 3 years. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM __ Komi at Citrus Heights. R. R. Ave.-Com mcrclal S t Call Sanford Point nnd W all Pa­ Lakeland, Florida. • ^ for first E A S T FRO N T LO T on lau rel 83 F E E T PARK AVENUE. Facing per Co., First Street. Ave., between 12th nnd 13th SC. west on Pnrk Avenue nnd 132 , rfitrlctsd to R E A L ESTATE OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Price f 1100.00. $300.00 cash, bal­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- feet deep on Evans Street. Beau­ Th« Ps"* ance $10.00 monthly. reiponslbl* J. E. S P U R L IN G , sUb-division in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ tiful pine trees, high elevation, ideal loention for high class apart­ W A N TE D : From five to 10 acres K, Insertion. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ trict. Want ad and display rates PA LM E TTO AVE. LO T cast front !,r «ub**<iu«n' ment house. Can be bought at sac­ unimproved lnnd within radius lando, Floridn. and F l o r a on request. rifice nnd on exceptionally ensy of three miles o f city. II. enre The between Kntie nnd Sanford $1600.Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ fir In cm,# of 00. $500.00 cash, balance $50.00 terms if sold at once. II. M. RUM- Herald. way. COLUMBUS (Gn..) LEDGER — B LEY. month. Classified nds have the largest thorW A N TE D : Boarders, with or with­ SIG N S , 1th rate*. rule* circulation in Southwestern Geor­ FOR SALE: Carload of extra out rooms. 811 F.lni Avc. Phone 4 1J1T8 on l-aurel Ave., close in gia. Rato 8c ( 6-word line) line. Any Kind— Anywhere 2 corners, 12th nnd 13th Street. fancy bananas. Selling nt rea­ 671-W. *And y°U $5500.00. $1500.00 cash balance to sonable price. First Street nnd TO REACH tho prosperous farm­ Railroad Avenue. W AN TED : The public to know suit purchaser. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ that they car get their auto reR ^ io T U B ia county advertise in the Poland i-OR SALE: Direct from owner jpair work done reasonable ami OAK AVF, LOT 62x117 between Form erly Sanford Sign Shop. ■ iMuU K'v» th,J[ Daily News, rale lc per word, cash 5 room house, hath, electric work guaranteed by expert mo- n th nnd 15th Streets $1100.00. (t'lflcf •ddr*** M Phone 480-W. Sanford A vc. At with order. phonf number If lights, 2 1-2 acres, in orange trees jehnnics. Wallace’s Garage, on ()r- $300.00 cash balance $30 month. F irst Street. About one •ffullo* on hard road 2 1-2 miles from post lando Road, One mile from city . thousand has ■ offico towards Country Club! Ideal limits. 10 ACRE O R A N G E G RO VE ir MAINE — Wotcrville, Morning ‘ lit « h« r* e * n * T IN A N D M E T A L W O R K .lib irou unlsss Sentinel. Thousands of Maine place for chickens, l’honc 571-J. city limits o f nearby town for sr tddfffs. W A N TE D : S, cond hand refrigera­ $10,000.00. $3000.00 cash, balance JA M E S H. C O W A N — A ll kinds people are interested in Florida FOR SALE: Hawaiinn guitar with tor. Mu *. be in good condition. to suit purchaser. property. Reach them through llM M *tt »T b« o f Tin Bnd Sheet Metal Work. instructions how to play. Can Rhone 25. " , ft Tbe SaaW ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ be seen nt fill Rark Ave. .ilr. «r A P A R T M E N T HOUSE S IT E 110 Avenue nnd Third Street. T e le­ plication. . d l « —«l»FOR SALE: Window screens. Call W ANTED : Six or seven room Ft. on Magnolia Avc., east front phone 111. ■#t v»IU. _ _______ house, close in. Apply 317 Oak and close in $6300.00. $2000.00 cash Prompt EffloUnt. A LITTLE W A N T AD IN The 3211. frtlcf Avenue. balance 1, 2, 3 years. HERALD will bring you in big IlnmcH luiilt o f our Quality lumber are homcH results. Advertise those old ar­ FOR SALE One 5 year old Jotlhat will stand the test o f all the ‘‘elements” . aey cow. W AREH O USE S IT E 108x77. Price 1 gentle ns n kind an W ANTED TO R E N T : 6 or 7 room ticles you have stored away and M IRAC LE Concrete Co, general have no use for. A little thirty- lamb. Price $50.00. J. R. Teller, $4000.00 cash, house. Modern and close in. $100.00 per foot. Call and let us make you an estimate. cement work, sidewalks, build­ cent ad may bring you Bt-vernl Lake Mary. Fla. THIS balance to suit purchaser. What have you? “ Box" Herald. ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B. dollars. Rhone 118 and a repre­ d ir e c t o r y FOR S A LE : At a bargain. One Terwilleger, Prop. sentative will call and see you. W ANTED : Well drilling work. Ex­ A REA I. BUILD IN G LOT. corner young Jersey bull, 30 head of pert now in position to do well Myrtle and 12th. East front $1600. liar* ffllhla MO H IL L L U M B E R CO. House p, „ p l r o f X a n f n r * FLORIDA— O R LA N D O — Orlando good dairy cows, all will give milk drilling. Call Ashley Holly, 319 $500.00 cash, $175.00 90 days, bal­ •a of If n n f f d r i l . ance $15 per month. Service. Quality end Price. Morning’ Sentinel: largest classi­ this winter. Cash nr all on terms East First Street. 1,1 n b r a » » r ■ * * fied business, rate lc a word, min­ with security. I> W. Kennedy, Ucrequired. I* I* l.nm|. Fla. Route I, Box 11. W ANTED : Stenographer. Apply SANFORD A V E N U E BUSINESS JJ In Our New Home On W . Third SI. imum 21c cash with order. Itkabrtifallr lor Saturday afternoon on ly. Valdez i PROPERTY between 6th and 7th. ■ ■f*. I'honc 565 Sanford, Florida FOR SA LE : Lot 111. extra large. Realty Co. Mr. Woolwortli, Valdez 50x117, $200.00 per foot, $5000.00 THE MORNING J O U R N A L is tho Highland Ave. Quick sale $1350. Hotel. cash, balance 1 and 2 years. SR C H ITE C 1 , accepted want ml medium iu Terms. Fred W. It.ill, Rhone 300-.!. are In This Daytona (F la .) One cent a word CT 0 R Y M«mb«r L. L 4 ROSE COURT LOTS 75x110 an insertion. Minimum 25c. W AN TED : High class realty FOR S A L E : About forty bushels I0NB Ilona Building salesman for city nnd aubdivis-tench, $1500.00. $120.00 cash, balo f good ear corn. Rhone 2213, D E P E N D A B L E USED CARS Orlando, Florida ion. Excellent proposition. Apply nnce to suit purchaser. TAM PA D A IL Y TIM ES. Tampa, 113 FOR R E N T — Room* wltn or with­ 1921 Dodge Touring. Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ FOR S A LE : One horse and two 1 Monday morning, the 19th, Vnldez out meals. Ronsonnble rat**. 1925 Dodge Coupe. sified pages o f Florida’s Great horse wagons. John Murphy, Realty Co. Mr. Woohvorth, Valdez 1923 Dodge Coupe. Lincoln House. Motel. Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Ginderville, Fla. 1922 Dodge Touring. I Minimum 25c, cash with order. FOR R E N T: Front U dr-om . Call 1923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 toe D EAN -HEIDI C O RPO RATIO N FOR SA LE : Lot on l.iurel Ave. W AN TED : Girl with some bookWrite for complete rate card. — Muttigraphing, at Milne* Theatre or 321 M ag­ IIAftTIF.il SH O P Truck. 202 First Street between Third and Fourth keeping experience for office mailinK— y<"» nolia Avenue. __________ 1921 Dodge Hrreen 1-2 ton Truck Rhone 713 113 Magnolia Ave. i> .’ streets for only #1150. Term s. RAl.M REACH COUNTY — The work. Answer in own handwriting. n you wnnt It I. W. Phillips’ Sons 6 First Class Barbers FOR S A L E — Spac* on the pagr scene of stupendous develop­ Rhone 725. P. O. lb>X 511. H. E Porch. First for classified advertisements. Special Attention Dodge Bros. Sales and Service ment. Read about it in the i’alm k Bldg. Why not rent those vacant rooms, Phone 3 Given To Ladles and Children. Oak and 2nd HI Reach Rost. Sample copy sent on W A N TE D : Ily steady young man or «ell thnt second-hand goods? request. a position ns stenographer. Ad­ LIS FOR R E N T See John dress 300 Care Herald. FOR RENT: House. SOI T il I. A S II r S IS T k SONS Chinaware in English Porce­ ADVERTISING gets results if it Muasuti. Hi* 1‘alnt Thai Itsvu I « s reaches potential buyers. PnMoney. ftrirr It. lains, Hnvarian and Japanese latka Daily NV.vs is circulated in FOR RE N T: Unfurnished apart­ W A N I’ F.D: Ladies everywhere, ad­ DUPLEX shorthand course by Manufactured b f 2nd St. at tt. R. dress envelopes, etc., at home; mail means success.' Pay when ■ bei.aa-l.la*alrr r a ta l Cu ment, three rooms, private bath, good income. United Directory an industrial and agricultural aecChina make lovely gifts Hold by you succeed. Cost one-fifth others. with hot water. Private entrance. Service, 20 East Jackson Block, FOR 111HP, 1 .0 * 111*0 HAI.XT C im r A S l tmn. National Shorthand School, Lake­ I t * Maaaolla I t . SERVICE Day 919 Oak Avenue. Ohicngo, 111. land, Fla. I'knnf IT* rets all trnins. RavADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ FOR RENT: Five room house, 91.00 $1.50 Values f o r ...... Phone 551 and 63-W ald, South Georgia’s greutest 308 East Fifth, pply 300 French .. 50c 75c Values fur ........ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Ave. ICAKK Etc. weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ FOR RENT: 5 room house, corner vice nnd Quality As Long As They Last nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. M EAT M AR KE T (ittigns Second and Cedar. Apply H. T. “ A Greater Sanford Through 1! A C A F E TA M P A MORNING T R IB U N E — Pace, Box 203. Painting— Decorating Indie House 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. A Greater Chamber of Send in your subscription to the A P A R T M E N T FOR REN T: Cb-ap Municipal Supply lMgr. 105 W . 1st S L Commerce" Tribune or hand it to your local PH O N E 303 rates for summer months. Ap­ dealer so you can read Florida's ply 300 French A ve,_____________ C’ily O f San fin d |»tur,3 greatest newspaper. One year, , • ’V» $8.00, 6 months, f l 00, three months FOR RENT: 8 1-2 acres o f farm­ K G STORE — ProApproved l»y $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ing land. Highly cultivated. All m n n . Sodas. We ance policy add 75c to your order. necessary tools and machinery. ■ Pi u your ohone. Contractor and Builder i t i : \ i . r.S T A T r. — 1\ v m t i i u x t s Two mules. Seed beds all rendy Florida Slate Hoard 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. DO YOU W AN T TO B U Y or sell made. Necessary for mu to leave t.olitiv Puloston- llruinley HU!*. *99-51 — Phone — 499-M O f Health anything? If so advertise in at once. Apply Box 803 or Mallen Hanford H o rld a •v. fem e AL the Gninesville Sun. 2108 P A L M E T T O AVE. at 1st Street and Sanford Avenue. UlCTRlC CO. DEVELOPERS A T T E N T IO N — bttloi & Rlatt l u a i i i i s m■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ Pensacola is beginning the k Dtq'.bing elec■ ■V greatest development in Georgia’s 412. EUctragith INSURANCE ItE A I. E STATE history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ad|uiniiig land Mouth of lto«e Court. ed: nt two million dollar bridgol jttun and This MtibdiviMion ia ataked and across Escambia Hay started; ntwuis ready to put on the market. quarter million dollar opera house ■ ■ under construction; two millions LN* MuzPhone v8 Fotirixm,) Elm, being spent on highway; greatest : ■ chanco for live developers to get !kk Street, »I X net, in on ground floor. U rito Devel­ •v»Ono F ifth Caah. . 'X 'V opment Department. Tho Pensa­ I10RIS7 cola News. Wanted Building Material CARTER LUMBER COMPANY D A V ID B. H Y E B Rooms For Rent d Directory H ILTO N’S For Rent Miscellaneous ALUMINUM WARE SALE The Ball Hardware Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. \V. H. LONG S A F E G. T A Y L O R D YE R Drinking Water R IN E ’S FILLIN G STATION Earle T. Field H. A. SPEIR k t l« n p rescription _______ y a V. ink 0 iu ,0ttle• fur AUG U STA CHRONICLE — A u ­ gusta, Ca., Augusta’s greatest I ’evcr classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. Malaria, Chills and Dengue or liilious Fever. Motes l Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts 866 P I FLORIST* ®r *J/ Kttfl'cM. PitaiifiO-lV It k ilim the g e r m * *» * 4 i? L dfa* AnneX' Uoslilnnt o f F lo r id a silica Ilnfercncra: First National Hank. list. J. H. H U TC H IN SO N I t H A I. K S T A T U A c r e a g e . F a rm s amt Orange (m f ' i f lit 10 Lots Everything For the Sportsman At Bah Hardware t l MORGANTOWN, W. V A „ people are interested in Floridn. Each, o f them through a classified ndj in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consccutivu issues. |THE CLARKSBURG E X PO N E N T — Central West Virginia’s larg. A. 1--II.. il/aid nil I 1.'.Ip lll*r We Congratulate Sanford First Street Extension 3 * and all those who contributed to tho success of tin; membership campaign o f tho Chamber of Commerce on the wonderful record that has been made. : To he KloriilirH Cireate.st inland city. $25,000 s *9tl it • .4 111 Feet ,r on Sanfurd Ave. *8l I • T ilt ■> ' 1 i.I f lU UP i •- Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS $150.00 Per Ft. Eiujr Term* v fV } j M f It K A L T O R 8 Magmilta nt Second. nil IM.J9I t'ltt I y: IN V E S TM E N TS LO ANS , 'l.i fa g | | | M IIN II* lll* * * * * * l* l* Ily GIOORGE McMANUS 34 Feet New Firnt Street $350.00 mm * f ■; ;♦ � 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, August 08, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/c5f380fa525682319cd11be346f6657a.pdf 6933aae6c22068b3b14a1d0f1fbdd3a2 PDF Text Text r WBATIIBU FOR VLimiDA Partly cloudy Friday and Satur­ day; ratttercd thm,dersh<rwen fat south and central portions; gentle variable winds. Maximum temp, ___ a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925, Fill W ork For Municipal Pier Project Completed; Bulkhead W ork Rushed Terence Will Open l,n*> at Capital K S i f c DelitWill ■ fUllv Discussed le Will Send |vs Next M on th btiationsKxpected kBcltesumcdSoon L Italian Nation [slIIGTON, A uk . ! ■ — fefumliiiu of BelF,l,nJ 8 DOO,000 war <Iebt t*i the L| Slates will he taken (rninlly .Moiulay by the KCaii and Belgium tleht ission. Dredging work on the new municipal pier has been completed and grading for an asphalt street for the * “ rk Avenue extension bulkhead extension and expects n dredt pnny to arrive hr next few dnvs to th0rJ! Cr^ ,U slart in about lh“ Project. H.tnvninjj’s RecentlyAcquired Daughter Accused of Being (Aider Than SheRepresents; Foster Father Defends Her GothamCommissioner Pushes Investigation New York Millionaire Realty [most simultaneously P-ments with these threo ies would see the funding State Senator Becomes C h o ic e Receipts During July Are 2(5 irnximately ten billions of o f New York City Democra­ I’e.* Cent Higher Thao Dur­ of the total unfunded fortic Organizations; M a y o / i-bt of slightly more than ing Previous Month; More Says He’ll Fight to a Finish billions of dollars, a result Money Orders Are Issued would be highly gratifying eminent officials. NEW YORK Postal , S. Conimi-adon M-els. [minnry to the meeting with Ician commission, which nrb-re tonight, the American Lsien held its first formal g Thursday since Inst Det It had liefore it a rnthcr lunsive statement regarding Li’s ability to pay, but pendtbmissiiin of detailed stnte- ward W. browning, millionaire real estate operator, who has lavished clothes and jewels upon her during the pnst two days. The tears were caused by the recent declaration that Mnry is somewhat older than she admit, ami liy tin* announcement of Ulnli t'obler, vo inmb sinner of public wel­ fare that an iiu|tiiry into her adop­ tion is under way. Mr. Coler was particularly interested in reports that Browning made gifts of money to Mary's parents. Browning's status as a divorced person al o came under the commissioner’s at­ tention. The a iTlimi that Mary is 21 instead i-f p; she maintains was made more definte when it wa . announced that school records mi file at the board of education re­ vealed that Mary was brought to the United States ill 11*10 at till­ age of six. "I don't Is lii vo the records, if they sii) Mary is 21, said Mr. Browning, while Mary added: “ I was one year old when I came her,‘ can’t believe any records ex­ ist which made me six years old." i.riuun several years ago. city to iu»y will be tho yard )' which tho agreements with >(<»r nations will be mensur|admittedly financial condip the several countries vary. |ri of congress also rocogp‘ the time the British set| was approved that the I State * probably could not good terms with any of Err nations. Pill lleay Separations. k'..w Mellon ami other mcm■ the American commission ■ Jvt advised as to the pro-1 Belgians will make, but to M-parate Belgium's ■ t post war debts to this w , nth Germany held re^P*krth, former could not B tS 'lV 111 °I 1"Ogress cre" 111,1 -specificS 1 th* o,ni miss inn from "f debts nxu.n.s owing the Klansnten Flock To W ashington Today 1..1, • 7.— A mother ' " ii. Used as n human , |"R fleeing in n hail i' ul ' !"• I* dead, and n h, ** n result of ■J ,'nr 'ho IVnnsylvan" Terminal. Mlthfnl ., 11 gaiiostera were •n.w.i !rcc Hnvi"R (hem 5 Members o f Family Killed in Car Wreck LOWELL, Maas., Aug. 7.— Five lives were lost when their automo­ bile plunged through a fence of a bridge early today and fell 10 feet to the tracks of the Boston 1.. , 1500 persons ami Maine railroad. All of the vic­ "«<l lynching. Two oth- tims were members of one funt7 Voun-ost of the f.m po,,co trrab,*an?lly. "L’e 35, 350 Million Tax Cut Kr ; her doorwuy "lice fi!ro,A " f h>»( and Plan O f Government a ,o A m°ment latr *a* struck and Hart Markets (Ug. 7 . - Wheat [?., 0 LOt; DecentJ » ; Corn Reptem- *, September 42% Building Permits At Fort Myers Increase Sanford May Have Colony Of Wealthy Theatrical People I’at Casey, premier vaudeville bunking agent of the Keith and i,ttu-r large eircuits throughout the coimtr.t. and who recently purcltased "The Oaks," the country home of J. D. Davison of this iitv. has la-come u member of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, aceording to announcement from th- office "f the trade body here toilnv. The Oaks is a 10 acre tract of lam! fronting on Twin I-akes about three miles southwest of Sanford ami is accessible from the country i luh road. Mr. Casey expects to develop the tract into a colony for theatrical magnates and players of note, who will be induced to votin' to H»is city to make their winter home. ()„,. of the foremost induce­ ments for the theatrical folk, it is tated. is (he fact that Sanford s excellent water route will enable l .ree yacht* to travel between this .',.,1 points alonir the Atlantic •oast es,S'.daily New York City. It i- believed that Sanford s water mute will kIxo capitalized in iirim>inz of numerous other wealthy classes of visitors to San?or,| „„d will result in the buildi _„ many homes here. h. u- otter of New Vork and Climax o f Campaign I To Be Reached In HONOR ROLL FOR Victory Dinner At! “ GREATER CITY” (i:30 O’clock Today DRIVE IS GIVEN Motion Pictures Tak­ en o f Activities To Be Given Publicity Throughout Nation Workers Striving For $10(M)fl() Fund Film Represents Spirit Of Sanford City May Have Largeest Trade Body On Per Capita Basis Thu goal of t ho Chamber o f Commerce membership fund has been raised to $100,­ 000. With a total of $G8,88G subscribed and reported up to the time of tho luncheon of tlit* campaign workers at tho Seminole Cafe Thursday, it was declared by leaders today that every possilde effort will ORLANDO. Aug. 7.—Real e>tate t iuiisfurs for the first six months in Grange county totaled $20,1)87,0110, according to the reeords of the Orange County court. Building permits for the first six months of this year in Orlando amounted to $2,.'l55,ii20 which is an increase of $fll)JI,7I.T over thamount of |M-rmita for Hie first six months of PJ2I. ■* *» >kbti. but the United ■fpvuactioned that treaty, si*s Women As ki Gun Fight once Orange Realty Deals Are Over $20,000,W!0 tie treaty of Versailles, 1free,| to assume llel- , Burton, Repub1 I'ailcr Secretary ury, who was fv of the comrnisr.llintt Wadsworth. pri-M-ated their obregard to the Eu­ '* situation made "'•at visits over- NUMBER 317, ADOPTED’ GIRL RUSSEL SCOTT T h o u s a n d s T a k * > P m SORROWFUL A S M S FIGHT T O , T D L i- - , 0 . PROBE BEGINS ESCAPE NOOSEl n “ 8 P u b l i c i t y b t u n Drive Closes Tonigh CO .lays, City Manager W. H. WilThe Sanford r.,n linnis announced this morning. pnny which, is ron»i The pier, which was constructed tabling wall for th in connec ion with the municipal ports that approx." yacht basin has been under con- of the wall in th,. •traction for some time. Its com- Hotel Forrest |.akt plet.on will be another of San- place and that ma ford a accomplishments in supply. being driven daily intt attractions for tourists and in dredging work ma beautifying the city early date. It U To Insure the solidity of the as soon as 1,000 f, street which will extend „ut over is in place the fill the pier, Mr. Williams stated that be made, it Is necessary for the sand which In the meantime has been pumped in during th.* fill in a low place past two weeks to set for at least west of the new two months. After that period of rapidly nearing con time has elapsed, he said, the pav- development work ; inR will be rushed to completion, telry, scheduled to Other Dredge on Way. 1may be started. It wrts announced by Mr. Wil-} With the money hams that W. H. Doty of the, the construction of Globe Dredging Company of Su- and west side hulk) vnnnuh which has contracted to do tho fill work for the Fir. t Street extension and tho east side WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 — By train and motor Ku kltix Klansmen were arriving in tho capital from far and near today as the advance guard of tin- more than 50,000 visitors expected for the klan demonstration here Saturday. Among early arrivals w^-ro num­ bers of high officials of the order who are lending a hand in arrange­ ments for the reception of the big influx of Klansmen and their fam­ ilies early Saturday on more than -10 special trains chartered for thc occasion. Klan hcadipiurters here was a seething place today with new arrivals seeking information on the program of events tomor­ row. PRICE FIVE CENTS In- made to reach this mark which will give Sanford the largest trade body in the world oir a per capita husis. With but n few hours left in which to make filial solicitations, the teams and the special com­ mittee hope to make reports at tile "victory dinner" tonight which will swell tho public city funds to the $I00,U0<I mark. It is believed that great strides will be made today because of the manner in which the residents of Sanford have al­ ready responded to the movement for a greater city. “ Victory Dinner" at 0 :.KI There was no noon gathering to­ day as on Hu- first three days of the campaign but at fiulO o'clock tonight tho "allied eommund" com­ posed of Mayor Forrest Lake, president of the Seminole County Bank, F. I’. Forster, president of the First National Bank and W. II. Tunnicliffe, president of tho Sanford Bank and Trust ('oinpitny, together with the special commit­ tee of President Edward Biggins of tin* trade body, Judgi- E. I-’. Hoiisholilcr, Mayor Forrest Lake am) S. (I. Shrinltolser, and the vari­ ous tennis will meet in the civic room of the Seminole Cafe for the big "Victory Dinner" which is tn mark the close of tin* campaign. This will be tile greatest gath­ ering held by tin- working organi­ zation and enthusiasm will be at its highest pitch because of the energy being expended by the workers toduy in tln-ir efforts to raise the menils-rship fund past the $1110,00(1 mark. The occasion of the "victory din­ ner" will murk the formal closing of the active campaign but not the •-nil of the civic ami co-operative spirit which has been aroused in me Sanford people. . „ . iNiekel s Court Record More Thanl,000Pages Tallahassee, Aug 7. in till- ease of Aubrey Lee Nickels, left pending with the recess of the Supreme Court until Sept. 15, the transcript of the record of proft-edings of tin- Circuit Court on this cusc numbers more limn a thou­ sand closely typewritten pages. Aubrey Lee Nickels has been entangled in court proceedings since P.I2I when be battered and tereil and rohlieil a Ocl.und woman. People Flocking To Florida, Declares Thigpen On Return Young Bride Of Few Months Charged With Murdering Her Soldier Husband grand jury on a charge she martiered him She denies it. The death of Viley ended a swift courtship and marriage, with resilienee following in a modest part of the city. In April according to n relative, Viley came here. He played tennis, went about and enjoyed himself. While in a theater he met 5liss Lowry. After n short courtship they were murried. Saturday u week ago. Viley, returning home after nightfall, was wounded by a bullet from a small calibre rifle us he was nearing his home. The mutter was reported us an accident. Viley wus taken to a hospital, where he died the next night. Stories begun to fly about, so Coroner John Anglin held a the s wept Mn bora bride said shot nesr.e C. Be her d shoot say \ an uc ^VH' Viley, ploye Iran* Viley; tho a tucky, People are flocking to Florida in an endless caruvan from every state in the union, according to W. J. Thigpen who with Mrs. Thig­ pen and rhildre and Mrs. M. Nel­ son relumed last night from a three weeks' motor trip to Georuie, South Carolina and North Carolina. "W e passed hundreds of cars coming to Florida both on our trip up the country and on our re­ turn journey." declared Mr. Tliig|H-n. "Everywhere," he continued, "you hear people tnlking about the Sunshine State and whut is going on down here." Mr. Thigpen said that every time hi- stopped at any place his car with Sanford and Florida signa attracted scores of people who de­ luged him with questions concern­ ing the slate and the possibilities it has to offer. "Florida is just a magic word to everyone up there- and mention of it in-nu-dintely sturts nu en­ thusiastic conversation on whnt is being done here," declared Mr. Thigpen. While in North Carolina, Mr. and Ain. Thigpen spent several im* n Asheville and Henderson­ ville where they found a large Mrs. I{. R. Alford $115; Minnie l.ee Allen, $25; Allen & Ilrent, $100; I. C. Aly. $25; It. W. Ammon, $25; II. W. Maker, $25; J. A. Malania. Mnrney Meek, $25; W. K. Metis. $25; E. W. Diggers. $25; J. C. Hills, Jr., $100; Florence Hi*h* op, $25; I_ T. Blackwell, $25; John $25; W. I. Moyd. $25; (i. II. Mrown, $25; Hassell Ilrown, $25; H. A. Mrown. $25; J. M. Mrown, $25; I„ H. Mrown. $25; W. S. Mrumley. $25; Mrs. J. II. Culder, $25; M. |{. Caraway, $25; I. C. Carter, $25; E. A. Carver. $25; llnttistii (’nresoll, $25; 1>. Ceveurl, $25; C. K. Chapman, $25; H. J. ( luuse, $100; E. Clegg Clements, $25; M. M. Cleveland, $25; J. M. Coglmrn, $25; J. M. Sob-man, $25; N. Coleman, $25; C. C. Collins, $25; <i. C. t’ook, $25; Jesse A. Cook, Mayor Lake Leads In March o f Hundreds Of People To Booth With several thousand San­ ford citizens participating, and with hundreds o f othern looking on. the ( ’hnmher o f Commerce’s unique publicity stunt was successfully carried out this morning while movies were being taken sh ow in g the long line of people marching to a specially provided booth to join the civic organization In Its epoch making membership cam­ paign. This morning's stunt tojg-thrr with other feature!! of the ram* palgn will form the hnsis of the Dunlap, $25; W. V. Dunn, $25; (5. specially prepared . 1 film on the T. Dyer. $25; S. \V. Easterby, $25; Greater Sanfi._l ... Tho ord _______ movement. B. Elliott, $25; w. C. Field, $25; i film will In* distributed and shown Sam Fleischer, $25; Cecil E. Flow- all over the United States, eri, $50; <;. I,. Flowers, $25; II. L. I While movies wero being taken Mowers $25; ( ’. D. Forrester, $25; of the parade nnd of officers of Alfred roster, $25; ||. N. Fox. $25; the campaign, numbers of IndividL. I. I- ritzier, $250; M, O. Cnrner, ual scenes were snapped by spec$50; It. II. Gray, $25; Itobert A. ial photographers. This morning’s Greene. $25; II. Guyton. $25; At- stunt was for the purpose of tynlbert Hall, $25; .1. (J. Hall, $25; fying the spirit of Sanford in its, Michael Halter. $25; L. N. Ilnnscll, effort to raise a huge publicity $2.i la-ary Head. $25; K. Hein- fund to advertise the city all over rich. $25; Dr. J. .1. Hoitb. $25; C. the country. $io.!-Cn'll,,rD0n,rlw?2r*-.rr - (? ’ .‘/ T F P*“ y*"K 1 , V ’ i ’;, thl* « " u| "a* ffonk ins* ''j r $*»5•"11°’, l S ' ■ r , w,*rc B,“ I!” 1 ‘ I 1.or "r0"?- *" tH° * Unl " nd S; Iviy. A v up ‘ he fact that boosted to $100," « “ »•’ prominent P^tures of these " ,,h ih' u,h" U v E ' b l i , ”,1 wfo, “i . 0Ck . * '£ ? '• K..II.. . tor..' . ' V T o.: pfll hand. At lo o'clock the signal F. Molov. $25; F. T. Meriwether, $25; J. W. Mere. $25; p. A. Mere, $250; Mid-Fla. Produce Co., $50; W. II. Miller, $25; A. D Mitchell, $25; J. (!, Moore, $25; Mrs. Hazel Moughton, $25; John W. Nichols, $25; II. T. Pail-. $25; J. C. Pack­ ard, $50; E. II. Palmer. $25; Palm Garden Tea Boom, $25; N. F. Par­ ker. $25; F. M. Pell. $25, Louis Perider. $25; Geo. Fczold, $25; John W. Pt-zolil, $100; Paul P. Pezol.l. $50; S. Plpht-r. $25; Clara Rankin, $25; C. F. Iteeso. $25; J. W. Itemsburg, $25; Jos. E. Ititcliie, $25; K. D. Roberts, $25; M. Itoscnvoig. $25; Routli Bakery. $125; W. D. Rowe, $25; L. Roye, $25; Then Runge, $25; Sanford Municipal Rami, $100; Sanford tlviedo Truck Growers. Inc., $250; Sunford Paint »t Army Store, $25; Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co., $25; Otto Schme hi, $100; Roy Schmidt. $25; Dorothy Schmick, $25; Karl J. Schultz, $25; Elizabeth II. Scott, $25; II. V. Searcy, $25; W. S. Sew­ ell. $25; I*. C. Shaw. $25; A. I). Shoemaker. $25; D. W. Smith. $25; F. I,. Smith, $25; James Smith, $10; Ira K. Southward, $25; G. II. Spurring, $25; E. Stafford, $25; Boston Steele, $25; A. Steinheltx, (Continued on Page Six) Channel Swim Is Put O ff By Miss Fderle BOUI.OUGNE, France, Aug. 7. — Announcement was made this morning that the attempt of Miss Gertrude Ederle the American Girl .Swimmer to swim across tho English' channel from the French to the English const has been post­ poned until August 17. ' She bail been slated to start to­ night but becoming unexpectedly physically indisposed, her trainers and advisors recommended post­ ponement until the next Tavurable tide which is on August 17. Miss Lilliun Harrison, an Argen­ tine swimmer, may still start on tho swim tonight in accordance with her plans, it wns announced. Peppers rnnk seventh in Florida products in carlot production, says a bulletin of tho state department of agriculture. The minimum load­ ing tariff la -120 crates straight and 350 crates if ived. the bacon." With a large rope tied to tho wagon float nnd with suvera I hundred prominent Sanford citizens pulling togetluT, it was shown in tho manner of the para­ bles "how easy it is to accomplish great things through co-operation and united effurt." W. H. McFarland, dlrvctoh of tho campaign and vice president of tho American City Bureau believes that Sunfurd will got a largo , amount of valuable publicity > through the motion pictures taken of tho atunt staged here this morn­ ing. It was uab|ue in every man­ ner, he said, and demonstrated the work of the people of Sanford dur­ ing the past three days. Iowa Boy Is Arrested For Double Shooting PARKERBURC . Iowa, Aug. X —Warren Vandurvoort, age 17, to­ day confessed that ho shot unit killed his father, Rev. R. J. Vundervoort, Methodist minister here, lust night and also confessed ho shot mid wounded his mother. Hu gave no explanation for the shoot­ ing. Warren is nn only child. Vatidervoort officers tell how he hud killed his father by placing his repeating rifle within four inches of the older man's head and then shot his mother as she rush­ ed to the doorwuy. He said lie fired a second shot Into his moth­ er's head by placing the rifle against her temple ns she lay uji the floor. 0 Robbers Steal Fur? Valued at $100,000 NEW YORK.. Aug. 7 .- Five robbers today held up the store aiul factory of Harry B. Lewis Com­ pany, manufacturing furriers, herded six employees into tho basement and rainsacking Dt pelt D-I.und — New $300,0181 court safes, escaped with furs valued at ____ bouse to be erected at early date $100,000. �+*♦♦♦ » y y v v r i > »»♦ »♦ + + ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦> M U » » »♦»♦♦♦+♦♦♦ » » » ♦ ++ T* night the membership campaign of the Chamber 01 Coif unerce will end, When the team captains give their reports tonight the drive will be over, it will then be too late! Your chance of helping your town will have trussed. A few short hours are left. Make your subscription now by getting in touch with any worker in the campaign, by calling at the Cham! of Commerce office or by telephonin your name and address to the campaign headquarters. Sanford has a world’s record within its grasp. Whether it becomes known throughout the country as having the largest Chamber of Commerce in the world, per capita population, de­ pends on how solidly the people of the community rally in a last minute effort to raise * * ♦> ♦> v <♦ ♦> ♦> v ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> * ♦> ♦> ❖ ♦> ♦> *:♦ .% % j j jj $ 0 $ �ST; . :tic Expedition irids Seaplanes At Base In Greenland \ 7 m STEW ARTS WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART *• - r ), FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 1925. THE SANFORD Valuable Painting O f Christ Is Found R ecently In Mexico SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY „ _ RESOLUTION __ _ OF NO. 1ST,_ adopted on the itiU day of Angu-L A*, * ^24. by the City Comtniaaion of tha City o f Sanford. Flo»i«UThe following ip the estimated cost of paving Holly Avenue r0™ Ninth Street south to Goldsboro Street n width of feet with 6 m ,2 ? L; km :fl! m ll I ll ^T O ^ S A N F O RD HERALD, FRIDAY, END OF SEASON $23,823.61 Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which cannot be exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. VRASTA, Bulgaria, Aug. 7. E. R. Trnfford’s Map nf Sunford. Minister of Justice Hobonhevski Filial Feet tecently visited the Vrustu district Assessment NAME: Description Frontage to nssuie residents that their com­ 280.03 60 plaints of the activities of bandits M. T. Halley, Lot 6 blk 15 tr. 6 280.02 were.unjustified. Summer visitors M jT. Halley, Lot 7 blk 15 tr.-6 50 Imd been kept away from the dis- III. T. Halley, M 56 ft. lot A bl(T 15 tr. 6 280.02 60 trlct, it won alleged, by reports 78.41 thnt the district was overrun with J. A. Cunningham, S 14 ft. of lot H Itlk 15 tr. 0 II 280.02 .1. A. Cunningham, lot 9 hlk 16 tr. <1 60 bandits. 76.73 13.7 Returning to Sofia the minister J. A. Cunningham, lot 10 hlk 16 tr. 6 280.02 nf justico and his party were at­ Meisch Realty Co., Lot 1 hlk 15 tr. 7 60 tached by u hand hemletl by Ivan Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 hlk 15 tr. 7 280.02 60 Alarms off, a former school teach­ 488.02 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 hlk 15 tr. 7 87.3 er. 'the militia went to the uid 'Che Oaks, Sanford, Florida. of the official party, seriously 230 02 wounded Atammsoff uml killed the Mrs. A. D. Lane, lot I 50 members of his hand. 280.02 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 2 60 280.02 Mrs. A. D. Lane, I.ot 3 60 658.06 FrcnchCommiHsioners Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot I 117.6 812.07 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 6 145 To Conic in September 812.07 Frnnk laming, Ia»t 16 145 E. J. White’s Subdivision, Sanford, Flu. PARIS, Aug. 7.— It is now vir­ tually settled that the French T. E. Wilson Est., Lot I hlk 2 632.05 05 Mission, which is to go to the I. W. Phillips Sons, Lot 2 hlk 2 632.05 05 United State* to arrange settle­ 266.02 Edna MeCuller and Emma Owens, Lot 3 hlk 2 47.5 ment of Franco’ s wur debt, will Sanford Heights, Sunford, Flu. leave for Wushingtoin during the fln t fortnight of September. The Geo. A. DeCottes, Luke and Key, Lot I 711.26 127 romminsion is to be composed of Geo. A. DeCottes, Luke and Key, I.ot 30 711.26 127 four delegatus, two technical ami 711.26 127 financial experts und two parliu- Geo. A. DeCottes, Lake and Key, I.ot 31 711.26 1Mrs. Fannie Schwartz, Lot 60 127 meutarians. 711.26 ! Forrest Lake and A. R. Key, Lot till 127 IN UOUItT OK t'Ol’NTY JI*Lmi i: 711.26 I. Toyama, I.ot 67 127 HKMINOLK COUNTY tITATl’ OF Kl.oillHA 711.26 C. Schultz and E. F. Housholder, Lot 06 127 lit If n U I. of itohrna H l*nnl.ift 711.26 127 TO ALI. i *I(1:111Tt 11(H I.UUATl.K.M Cassandra Schultz, Lot 07 nimtlllUTRKM AM. ,U,|, uilii S. F. Doitdney, Lot III 862.48 15ft x.’.Vv'i, , !*VINi » I I.AIM I . .|( in;. • to AINST said l ITAT I i R. K. Shiver, Lot IP.’ 862.48 154 toil «ni| iii.il .,( ur* |,,.lr 862.48 154 W unllni-a uii.i r.'iolt.'.l I.. |ir«nrnt J. A. Kelley, Lot 146 Ah! rl.mm ninl «le1114lulu which you. G. A. DeCottes, Luke und Key, I.ot 117 802.18 154 i»r •llimpr of you. in n h $v« .«k «111-1 tn«* •*«te of llolMua s I•in.Ion, Metes and Rounds Description lute «>f 8. mill.>|. i Miintv. City nf Snnfortl, Reg. 660 ft. S. anil 630 ft. E. {••“ r dj, i" the ninl. .inn. .1 it I'. , I Ksecutor. of HUIII . .talr. with­ of N W Cor. nf NF. I-1 of Sec 36 Tr. 19 in two >••ui * from III.' il.i11* In rr lit R. 30 E Run W 125 ft. N to A. C. L. R. W. Diitr.l lime Cr.tli ,\ |i, 02', Scly along R. W. to Pi. N. of Beg. South It I*. 1'IJC'K. Hsi I'unnr, 1.slate Itotji'ii.i H. I'm ,1,.n 12200.19 to Ileg. ........... 9 lanne*. 214.3 Mary E. .McGill, Beg. 10 Ch. .'J. ami 670 ft. E. i.\ i*n it r nr , (I t of N. W. Cor of N. E. I-1 of Sec. 36 Tp. Jt Mil:. MMII Mil I III Ni l I I Ullllt t. 19 S. R. 30 E. Run E. 109 ft. N. to A. C. L. It. W. NWly ulong It. W. to l’t. north of 1J HK TIIH KHTATII OK KUITII AL.lt. 1. I'OtVKIt, Ur. .'jim | Beg. S. to Beg 181.( 1,032.72 I'llalliiu Orange Heights, Sanford Ftoridu. • Tn Mrs. K |> [Imlaim nf King62 347.23 r.lun. Ont, Mm is y y M..ituii,.f I.. K. White, I d 0 hlk 2 lljUnil... Klurnlu. J..>. ph william L. E. White, I.ot 7 hlk 2 62 347.23 •,*v.'.r Iniaiir iirrmu It .1 M |\,w •r OS KuarUlun nf Will Uni 1.. E. White, Lot 8 hlk 2 62 347.23 I .iw. r lumiii.- prrmm i,..in..f l.nnit v^n.l I li*rtilix ami |( j m |>liw, r L. E. White, Lot 9 blk 2 62 347.23 if latnswiuMl, Klnrlili. uml nil nllirr 1.. E. White. Lot 10 hlk 2 62 347.23 B«| U.ns clslmlnx Inlrrmi in ami Ilia f.illi.wliiK i|,h> rll.r.l Uml* ly- L E. White, I.ot II hlk 4 62.1 347.79 ln t UIWl lialn f III .St'lliliiulr t-'ulllitv Klur Os iu-wlt 1.. E. White, Lot 12 hlk I 68.5 327.63 !l\v 1-4 nf UK |.| nml NW L. E. White, Lot 13 hlk I ... 68.5 I t, of 8\V t-t uml U. 1-5 of 327.63 I t','> I - 1. Bar Thirty -iniir ilii L. E. White, Lot 14 hlk 4 ........ 68.6 327.63 "I " " ll'll ll. Tivriilv |:m Hnutii, 1.. E. White, Lot 15hlk -1 j ILV** Twaoiv-mn* (2'i) l.in 68.5 327.63 Wnvr.’as. It. J. m t'owrr u« ml68.5 mini ti 'tor nf the mtjlr nf IMIih 1.. E. White, Lot 16 hlk I ... . _ 327.63 Allrr I I'Wer. il**i*i aar'l, lull Mini L E. White, Lot 17 hlk I 68.5 327.63 1**fit It ll In *1*11 rial mf air nf Ihi. ehov.i a Ihi r aIilIa nf Killlll Alloa 1.. E. White, Lot 18 hlk I 68.5 327.63 ! ’•s rr, ilvi raNnl. In nrilor lliai il • 58.5 tlatilN ■f Ilia •.•alula nf Mia null! ila- L E. White, Lot 19 hlk I 327.63 n».aij insy ha linlil 58.5 357.63 IT IB TIIKItKKOHK o|tliKlti:l> I- E. White, Lot 20 hlk 4 AND IB 111: It nil Y MltDKItKD. Unit A. C. I.. Ry Co., Right of Way oil Luke ynu hail ascii nf yni| ha nml a|i|ioar Charm Branch of A. (2. L. R. R. between b«f ro Ilia County Juilsa'a t'nuri at Ilia Court llouna In Banfnril, Klnthe extension of the E. line of Laurel Ave. lits. no Ilia IDlli rlny nf AiiKum. A l> 19ZS. Ilian unit Ihara Ml nlmw run... and the Extension of the W. line of Myrtle why ml<l Petlllnn m nail Uml ICsAve. in the City of Sanford, Fla. 89 lala 10 pay Drhl* uhuulil not ha 193.41 Kr» nIail. ’I he above and foregoing final assessment are payable without inIT 18 Kt'ftTIIKIt <>ltI>1:ltI'l» lhsl till* rllatInn lia puhliahail In The Kfcnf >rtl Haralil. u naw*|iupar puli* tervst up to the First Day of September, 1025, and from and after 1‘ Stltjl In Wanfnril. Hviiiluulr t'uuniy, such date suid special assessments will he payuhle only in ini equal Kl iiiti one* aarli weak (ur four annual Installments with interest ut 8 per cent per unnum on all de­ r'jf.i cullre w*«ka WITHEBB My hand ami nffl.ui ferred payments. ««4I il'ta ni» flth day nf July A. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the seul of the City 0f Sanford iitt lift}. JAH O. KKAKON. <utility Jtidga of Hcinlnul* Cnunlv Florida, this 20th day of July, A. D. 1925. Florid*(SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. ISKAI t I Publish July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14 and 21st. -Ju!y ll-il-tt.A uyuii 7-H. Bulgar Officials Gets P roof About Robbers . ' . •( •; . i *S»! w 1 A Starts Saturday, August 8th, Lasts 10 Days, LAST CHANCE LAST CALL AUGUST 7. 192:1. offered the' Sanford Preshlent to PAGE Ict.hlm tako his pick of any men 1 1 S i m i V n n M n T — Tfe_ _ 1X 11 • on the Tampa team to be traded for men now on the Sanford leant. _ • i« m nn I lsr/\o. * • ’ A A. Cl ’ . m a* • ■ 1 JBLE IRONEL Mr. Douglass said he did not want to trade for Tampa players and i r‘ . cn sn,<* l bat he would ATJWEETING Immediately release two of his Isabel C. Avila, Key West; fi SUCCESS 1 ,^p o s in g T h e o r ic s TALIJkHASSEE, Aug. 7.—Thir- Mabel men which would bring him with­ PR O V E S Bell, Whichnm, Ga..: Verta ! 2 i BERLIN Amr » _ P r n f \ ♦ ty‘ threc st6Jcnta WL’ro graduate in the league rules. Upon the ad­ Frances j ■ vice of Mr. Sexton this was accept- iAical Performers Assisted Itviwho ii?*r cmin.cnt Berlin’ surgeon1 ([fom thc.F!®rld* Stnto (''’llc^ for Bradley, Tnllajinssee; Buchanan. Stirasota; Mary Sam j {J On Sanford Avenue. Only one block cd by the other club presidents . ...wwu, I in u v e r L’retlI . K nlln^s and Tnmpa Is now n^ain in good srs.lon t.rfay. Dr ff.Jj.h F,umm" J S ; AB ! S ^ hV | ^ " & £ ; I * from First St. For quick sale at a stAndin>r. Uah e Entertainment; Com­ L ki to Release 2 IMaycre jiathic fraternity by not only sa.^ [mpa10 petition for Prizes Marked in.. f oy not on«y sn>‘- bin Public Health Association, de- ther Gillia, De Funink; Bertha Lee Real Bargain _ r’*'v kind words for homco- liverrd the commencement address, Henderson, Odessa; Lon M. Hin7.— With tho HONOR ROu T FOR MPA. Aup If you ever had a sneaking su-- painy, but also publishing his per-, while Professor Arthur Williams, mn, Umatilln; Dorcas E. Hodge, DrJl- E. Opre. ownsonal successes with the homco- 'ice president of the college, hc- Sopchoppy; Mary Howard, Or­ Picion thnt .Sanfur.l |,a8n't “ GREATER C I T Y ” rl^T.moa baseball club to piunic treatment. , stowed the degrees In the absence lando; Edna Mae Huggins, Mnlaith' S i ot two of his DRIVE IS G I V E N teredv* u ? C“ ! 'a!cnt y,,u have aL ! • i o i a,t mcpUng of the Moil- of Hr. Edward Conradi. tl.r . your opinion completely nr,,•u»r; Henrietta Elizalieth Bryan, • been declared Society, Prof. su! The exercises were held ntI 11 . . '-J* • »»•»• Bier DKT was J »||! •»»V lauunin w ill’ H U111 H i| Monticcllo; Kathleen Tcnnile King, vulmg you were one of the luckv leal I* J riolation of the criticism. One, o’clock in the dining hall of the .mirinnna; rancos, i.aw(Continued from Pago One) S.1?09 t,° »ot a seat at the Milnne mcmher° I* Marianna; Sara fFrances, Ij»wREALTOR member declare.I: »It . , , ........... .... ii is nothing iioimng ‘ oliege .ns the auditorium is un- rence. i’lantemville Ala.; Ethel $25; N. J. Stcnstrom, $25; I. F ^ urs,,!,y n,F ’ hL And if you don’t ■a fK* home team has t?chamnionR ‘,V hical for Bier • l> rgoing construction and not Lewis', Om ngcj'' Minnie " i.imisey; • / (V last, three weeks Stringer’ $25; F. A. Stone, $25: |^ " k that lhcv’ S,,nf'.rd folks are Hoorn* r»0l-502. rhonc 95 \n M ' causc "? Borneo-, *• *•> f“ r use' , • n _ , Orlando; Julia Musselwhite, llnmel 'n ‘^[,1 *n end exccnt for \V. h. Stone. $25; C. N. Stowe, $25 !koe? ““ PPorUrs of their favorites nnthv" Fir»t National Ilnnk Iluildinjj. eonnthv i! ” r T wled: ’ HornUndulates receiving a 1 1 S in steml; Mattie t.ee Parker, Jasmine fL25:. FI " r k J- Taknch, iThi,V! ,„ 'Tia!iC miother had guess. i"ni: ,,l‘cau9e !t* “ 'I*^?r,nnl "‘■B001 a» ‘* school of (’. Pnttison, Winter Haven; Olga today of h..r.V,i . SALES FORCE Ik!!. thnn .... ■*11 ,ls n« system •y»tcm r:rtil.ako Butler; Butler; Uarlmra Barbara i- 0,l" ca,i” tJ wcr„c,: v it„ ,. tI’rriester, tester, l.ako e of the ther fn rlioK ‘ T 10" 10- H l* there-, r i ,Yi sc,,.ln M "!!^ Armstrong. Margaret Reho, Daytona Bench; M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAS KING \ ^ C o r r n W . Ethel Slngeltary. Jacksonville; the plcns- [ore t. he condemtusl as a system.", \ "j* unperturbed, replied f . ' l,,.ry Kstello Cawthon, ir-nn Strickland, llnvann; Wlltye and take c tirklisb i >T it C|a!" UT reproaches with e Funink;|Helen Louise Hill, Pal- Taylor, Sobring; Georgia Louise i ticklish job the statement tlmt this problem ” ,etto* aml Minnie Robenldoum. ,*’ * Camilla, ~ K Wade. Ga. I ouxiatiu.. -------- -. —. e prize win- could only he solved by means of ''cnsacola. , . Jtf[/iifucs was present nnil, $25; Fred Wnlsmn, $25; C^ j l ' !ne” » with possibly one , , In the School of Music, an L. I. iexception continuous experiments lie dc Those rcccivi receiving the I,. I. degree degree in public school music, Min­ [rttC president of n club Wnnslcy, $25; Wurt W. Warner i"I! uhnt ,,L’i,u; lh‘‘ nefirst rlnml that tK..t Mn'«IUS. 110 il'T- were: ti first nrizo prize clnre.l nie Morgan Blalock, Tallahassee. Lleague had stated his side $25; II. McD. Weeks. $25; R C ^ ich Wt’ nl 1,1 Catherine Waters, of the vnrl fcarc.fu,II9‘ u,|V icsntrovcrsy, Dr. On-« made Whitten, $25; Henry Wight. $200;’ I*** *.t^?lnd Priz‘‘ " " it to Miss ninnn, the .iri-instor"110) h„*h" fit! to let two of his men go C. F. Wiliinms, $100; I. y. Wi|. w0rn RBI and the third to Bill and pnthy, he h nl h i" j removed the main cause for linms, $25; Volic Williams, $100; *Vary from Geneva. Please par- sion that from ti c V. text1 hoik Fourteen Points Guide this new method, dcclnroa that in the future failures will lie almost ion. W. B. Williams. $250; Mr. C. G i f ” ®?p i" the last of the g r e a t e j " , , , , , . vel ns t To Successful Movies completely eliminated. In this present were a-e. prescai luac President V. Willis. «m i*. $25; Harry Wilson. ?_.> e weniiuerinosi no non-sen i. $25; .. J ,,hu.L ■Pr! rn0,, .............. wlnm r9 >.nuc" hile »we were uttermost , - ^ 0 .« w i to manner more pictures that unreal \... ..r Sanford, Ut.if.iril Csnlko Sci- G. Wilson. $25; L. J. Wilson. KSglessof Cnalke Sci«•„..... $25 ..... 1"'> '.uly « " 'l , ornwrlv Pr!’l>‘'H.v presenting |lr„ „ „ ti„ e to gleaned. ......... . « * *» 1 t '| ,IOLLVWOO1, , , lU Mk to the audiences will he turned out LfSL Petersburg, Claire lien- Millard Woolard, $25; W. B. Young f"®*® *«lks it was one of those ___________ HOLLA \\( lie said. W . E L O N G of Lakeland and Dr. Opre of $25; Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co " “ " 'c * 1 nffuirs imd as Bill has de- 1 T 4 ..K • i " . * » Through a recently established The photoplay when adjudged by ip.. Bay Parmely. vlce-presi- $200; Boyd Zeitcr, $25; Fred Zer- 'T - u . for tll®,Vl,r> thriving city U le t 11 K_____ C S I^f l O I U S A l ’ U .'stem of sellecting plots that con- this method should contain a ma­ fof V f the league presided ....... .. with •--- rennet. $50. ^ ho and Mary very credita- V l l l 1 i p • a form to the jority of the fourteen following Q uality M eats at l.mvest Prices— 110 S an ford A v e . L. Murrel Murrel nf .’ikeliind acting Sorcial Committw Suhsrrioti..„M "I represented we are not able to V lllC ll U I t m n r l I I v o i . ....... of L Inkclnnd dramatic ingredients; ambition, conflict, conspiracy, devotion, et­ icretary. ^ ____ ernal triangle, greed, intrigue, love, [ Douglass of Sanford spoke Gnrner, $!.000; DuBose nml H..|. | * !_ 0Mdy. 9 “ ct- as u*ual. went l\ il 1111Ul»* () f P p j l k < “«re thesuccess of n ‘photoplay be’, j trn:' 1trianKW^greed, intrigue, nn,f George Brockhalin the quadrangle, re­ ikhuhnl ^ ^ 1,11:1 fore it is made. Ofthousands o f inoth-r ,n‘1 ,th<?r love, Bive, the L i declared that his club had ler, $500; Seminole Cafe, $500; V.. OVCl /.I... _ l. i .» I t t*lLi if i11»i rcconcilntioii, ..71 si.... ...... m sacrifice, Within the rules nil the sen- E. Douglas, $250; Chas. C. Ely, Jr. i*1, 1Be piano performed with a finSAIT I t'lT v i r fl,ms prmlueod in the )iast many tribution, . . . • --------• 1100; Wilson and Housholder. $1 ’ , "lat only George is capable of 1 * 1 '. Aug. .). were failures from the standpoint *tn,1" ‘ ne aP|*e«l. hil that no charges could be man residents are aroused o v r . of audiences. iit and sustained against it. 000: F. J. Gonzalez. $250: llonr'v ,loL?R- . nnme am) possibly inappropriate j Irving Cummings, director un|,| that they* had lived within Jacksonville—C. I. Capps Com­ lies required of a Class D. pany erecting large factory on and that he did not see the East Eighth Street. j in their doing thft while i f the other dubs hml tennis Ircrc really Class B tennis, lopinion. His principle charge a itillimission he ap­ [gainst Tampa bcAuso they Id, $1,000 Britt-Chittenden. SI.-, !‘nj.oy ‘ Pjpointed to lake up the matter with 2 bPO; Edward Higgins, Inc., Sl.ooti, 1 1 1 9 • s n"B Ivcn alleged vetetdn players the .National Geographic Board of * ■the new rule.! of the league Smith Bros.,$1,000; It. W. Otter.'1 the Lnited States. ■ $250; It. B. Wight, $500; Chase lonly five. He also charged Report from Ziun Nntional Park ■ FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS (JETS and Co., $900. ^nd with violating certain is that a woman tourist while rid-in Chas. Knnner, $100; S. Puleston. knd based it pnHest on n mg through a nick crack recently ! $250; F. W. Cox, $500; Woodruff game on these charges. ! remarked "This must lie I»urga a and Watson, $250; Florida M 1 Dish Mop. |t Have iiign High rClass it nave lass Ball. nan. y T ’ *, non " , .' lory Pass/ and the name h.i- * lident Scivitnr folowed and Cracken I me Co., $1,000, Laney s 'tuck. Anothet instance whldh has J t > *. l that the people of Florida » r ig Store. $250; A. R. Key $7,oil; created tlisapproval is the calling a 1 Can Gold Dust j. i good . i i..... i._n or ____ no iv S100: m.I Jnl.r: Min Mauser. $100; IlaL'Part Haggard m ami HENDERSONVILLE \ C \„g o| the mui-stie tiiplct-pcnks ,.f. Idcd baseball none Jr.i [and that if the original rules the Three Patriarchs in Zion Park S c . ” * i !l« r t * v ...... ....... r t— «»* 1 league were put back in ef- , „ ’4i .' ; 7. Scouring Powder Vriu.k l . . " r thi» t ly. ............ Thun,lay .(terno.i. ''V ">.■ n u „„...( a nnllonally |at St. Petersburg would drop I • T . i*, $-ou, rraiiK i.osstng, between Bonnie L. Brooks, a local |""'cern. i the citizens of that city *"*.* , . j, o t nnp. •• Barber, his 12 year old son, MurA maj.tntv of the peaks and'a inot support the team, Mr. '■C ll '.rnn e i i ti V rav* «»'• Bam Y. Brvsoii. former ‘ -outh region are un 5 21 11). Sack Self-Rising F lo u r ....... $1.25 .v arsliall. $500, $..u ; .Seminole heniuiole llui,llu.j- niryoi. mryor. the latter was shot to de •v.nrshall, death nnmed—there a n -s« many of them ■ Ir said that the St. Peterswas now within the sal- , S 11». Can Short’s Shortening $1.50 h °Vi w i i » « oko *3*5.Body having bee, pierced b y !—,a,"l B is hoped that sonietiijnt; * $100; Hull Wight, $250; 1 .1 four pistol bullets hit and that they also did 1"ill be done towards proper naiji- " *t:___ tr./uu L’ I M..ii.,iii .. i. . * . No. 2 Cans o f Tomatoes, can ............12 Bums, $500; E. J. Moughton, llreioks. nccerding to authorities.! »»:r before too many nickname |v! too many veternn piny:• t: f rown * aPc *!f l . •• : ; resisted arrest but was taken into wr‘‘ Phoenix Swiss Cheese, pound ..........50 Scivitar said that the ieago ■! m on mdsch, $500; William Coring .ustody by Patrolman Clntence ' i .G e o ..!). Bishop, $Lii0. I Kdciiey, and is held in Henderson Florida was declared a territory ^ccn changed on July 21 Longhorn Cheese, p o u n d .................... .55 0,1 1i i • r char^iMl with tho alny- t the l nited State? on Mutch 311. l isrpose of saving the lc iby nn an act tit of ci ngrcsfta ami G. Aldriilge, ing.......... His .-...i,, son, u upon request ut of ,iti,ihim- -1822 ^') Pimento & Swiss Cheese, can .15 • $lo0, . ■ William ■i" mi iviiucAk jalso to penult Tam pa':'. T. J. Miller & *N'*n, $o0: Hill, self amt hi-- father, is permitted William I*. Duval \v,. .mwi .ip’pintetl Ts team after finishing so Fancy Brick Cheese, pound 210 wjtj, governor. The first legislative |Vh* tirst half of the season, ilcrt.ware Co., $500; Union Phar- t0 p,. j„ $250;. R. J.' J.* Holly, $500; >.i00;j *i’h« shooting was- thu result council met at Pcniacol i in June lo siild It was dnlposslM' to tn "*y , $250;.'It. Philadelphia Limfierger and Roque­ |ut a team that would give I •* a Front Improvement (V . 51. of pre vious trouble between Ilr-.ok- 1322. Congress then iliVhirAt »$»,’ two provinec united ami the next class of licachail 6 lurrcst Luke Hotel $«>0tt, D. an,j Bryson which was occasioned oplo tho ’ fort Cheese, package ............. .15 minded under the old m l-•. j [• Jlrisson, $25; E. D. Mobley, officials said, when Brooks went council ".is held a' St Augustine Fig Bars, pound .. .15 lent Claire Henley eon ‘in d ' 7'r>, to Bia home on the eveplng of De on March .'IP, |x*23. atks to the enforee"ent of , Lee Bros. $1-0; Boilwell Real.! eember 26, last, and found Bryson Whole O Wheat, per can .15 s .isadopted by the longue ' ° M $2t500; Nye Odorless ( rema- there* in company with Mrs. that wnar whatwns wnsm\ nc;11 ivas ivas l,,r> t»ry Co., $100; authorities were then ol limit <"•"’ ,Frederick rm tu n i* Axt, « » i , $50; Brook i trims . autnoritlce 1 1-2 Cans May Duke Peas, can .18 t..._/.._.i i Loan and --.i Savings e «... ,, vised, had warned Bryhand at the Jmlr am' that Bonf'ird f’o ..,|vised, had previously previous You Can Plenty o f Lettuce, celery, string beans, ms shoiil’l lie fo *red ••come ,,c" rV. Witte $25; Church.* ........ to ,....... .nU his a . L!■ attention to Mrs. f ami -tick to t g rr es fix- wt'9 Co., $25; Wilson & Toonmr Brooks. Upon disc nvering Bryson SAVE WHILE rutabagas, corn, cow peas, and toma­ Rhe cl:: iific:.t .i of .he lea- ^rrthit home at. that th . .^‘-.*G *v'- A. Houston $25; tn ........................ time Brooks ' ' P. P.Connelly Connelly & Son $250; N. 11. II. opened fire hut the former escaped. toes. YOU SPEND Pfrc wn bi't t ,ik and lin,i Harwood, $25. Brooks later Ilodged a suit Trc wn la-q tt ,, talk ni rc ..... '■ n .. M. h’. Robinson $25; George Meeirains*. Rrvtim for M lbs. nice large Bananas ............... .25 •g.iiii', Bry.ttin $5ii,iiun alleg ■ • ...... » • " * • ■ ■ ■ • "it itin ft . it*..f y on himself — and al (lie same lime K* h 6 ' I- ted any rules. Crum, $25; Joseph E. Craig, $2.»; jng that Rryson had alienated the Ill' " i ! acted in good Sanford Bom! &. Mortgage Co., affections «.f Mrs. Brooks. The case stock your pantry with the II. I.. Perkins, $100; Hutto'i was not tried, a settlement having ( he had not known $50(1; Const. Co., $1,000; J. S. Harvard,: been effected out of court where **j l !: men veterans on $75; J. G. Bilis, Jr., $2n; D. A .' by Brysnti was to pay over a mu World’sFi nest Foods AT THE IIASKKT 'Ht aid that he had been Caldwell, $25; DeCottes & Spen­ ttsat there wore only five cer $1,000; A. E. Mullein. $25; T. of money, the amount of which was not announced nml to leav — By shopping at A&l* his roster and that R. Higgins, $500. the state for a certain period. p,** know otherwise until Stores! W. T. Langley. $250; Mrs. Henry Brooks, it was said tonight, tiul not ? ru!!'lfd the game play- Wight, $25; Mahoney-Walker, return to his home. iJ v *T and the protest $250; Kent Vulcanizing Works, Delightful Bryson ratne hack to Henderson­ sl-Lt !UffUl‘ President. He $250; Sanford Hotel Realty Co., ville about three weeks ago from A&I* Concord LVf'M tw„ „f tho men unSea Trip $500; C. Benjamin, $125; A. Knoxville where he has been at C P JJ*W only reiustat- Knnner, $250; Joe’s Smoke House, work as a traveling salesman. To Pints ......... . L j in ortler that $250; Norman S.'DeForrest, $250; day the two met. Each, authorities armed. Bryson, £ £ ,m ' r'uli,,k' at Chits. I>. Bruinley. $25; Haynes & say, was will Ratliff. $500; John I>. Jinkins, Brooks told police officers, open Bars .. $250; Osceola Cypress Co., $250. ed fire first. Brooks returned the In (),. r, ‘•"' P " f the fire, and pasmuI a pistol to his son, urge |nft| had been who .il " began firing. The tail, lfu-tV M a1 * had been the coroner was told asked his fa­ r Hu i leagues ther whitli one to shoot, an ap­ J »C then Itr. Opre proaching police officer or Bryson. To Dairymen Supplying Sanford An answer was not given, it was said, I■ut Bryson soon fell to the with Milk, ground his hotly nierced by four You are hereby notified tlmt on bullet'. He was shot in the chi ft/ie and after August loth, no milk will ,i|„, m the face and in tin Stiltaim Ass’ l’d. be allowed sold in the City of San­ back. Ilryson wns for several year ford, from any dairy that dues not one of Hendersonville's leading I 7-oz ja r ......... have a permit so to do, or from citizei ami business men. lie was any dairy not complying with the elected mayor on an independent Jurgens, Royal Dairy ordinance of the City of ticket but resigned following his standard Coastwise 1’a.ssengcr and Fast Freight Routes Sanford, or the State Board of first tremble with Brooks, i’rior t<>! Mrxirrn nil-hurnlnir ntnimrr Palm C a k e...... II Hkntv nf pn •nftfnr urt’nmm'aUtlons nrvl n hitch llculth Rules governing Dairies. Jholding tin* office was mayor, he | oaf ruulnr. Tr*n*i «trUtlon incl'l'lt - nt-aH rraiMiH .. — . -lii| smf inabia ifta|i|«* atalrnm atntrrvMir m n t^rlt lie luitS •cctm itn iM j«t lofts ur | irrfi’ir « * t| fftti*tn« Avnilable at %trying additional cltAficr*. JESSE II. HAMILTON, Iwi;* postmaster. He is survived | Food and Dairy Inspector 1by hi- wife and several children. New S. S. "C’herokoc" Now In Service Genuine A&P Elgin i-* P 1 5EBALLL001 WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.— What having had a chance to atrike n the next war will be liko nobody blow. rock base surfaced with asphalt knows. , , $ 750.00 According to tho — chemical Khool I ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. A uk. Military men say they d o WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.~Safegas will decide the next war. It 7.—Father J. J. Hartman, chaplain 1500 sq yd* grading at 50c.. doubtless think so. Hut they dis­ 2,252.50 * established nt their base at may be outlawed but it will be of St. Anthony's orphanage, hn» 2650 lin ft curb and gutter at 85c.. •Hah, Greenland, the MacMillan agree. 70.00 found what ho believes to h- one Different schools of ex|»erts pro­ Arctic expedition is making good U<Whole armies will be gassed In of the most important art discov­ 200 lin. ft. flush curb at 35c 7,440.00 progrcz* in its plans for exporing diet half n dozen or more entirely their trenches. Crews will be gass­ eries of America or Europe in ie125.00 airplane the unknown regions different kinds of fighting. Their ed on ships at sea. The population cent year*, a life-size painting of 3720 s<| yd* paving at $2.00. Relaying 250 sq yds brick nt 50c......predictions conflict, too. of the North. 780.00 Christ in u Catholic mission church of entire cities will perish simi­ Two of the naval airplanes carThere’s no way of adding them larly. Airplanes will be convenient nt the Indian pueblo of Isleto, near C50 lin ft 12 inch storm stwer at $1.20 . 280.00 . ried north by the exploration par-1 dividing by the total number for raining down death thus but here. 8 in lets nt $35.00 .................................. . ,1. 15.00 bad been put ashore Monday. 0} ’ prrdictions and striking Father Hartman has seen the 100 lin ft granite curb re-set at 15c......... their ammunition will be chemical. 037d»o One of them engaged in a success- --.rsiM. most noted paintings of Christ all Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc ful test flight immediately after, . . i These aren’t all the schools— over the world, and he considers being assembled. The other appar-1 the work in the mission church the to military Linda- on,y flome of lho principal ones. $12,650.00 ently had « breakdoWn. but' tha * *lhB next war win »e |, „ . . L Total estimated csot................... mUch disagreement most perfect ho has studied, The garbled radio message received to-, "jentalisM ine ' 1 With picture is partly in relief, and the To he borne entirely by adjacent property owners. day by the navy department did ■ ^ J l i,t1^ n*ry as Jheir backbone*; I ■mo.nK them, what’s a nation, de- color hurmony is remarkable. ----, , . . ... I pm'j*'nk on their advice, to do? not indicate any serious damsge. " “ » * Bl y Navi,.„ wlth |pendent Ho believes the painting to he of Number of feet frontage................. 2,119.05 Build up an all-round military ^ nyzantint. era, preceding any Asu-tsment per foot frontage ......... $5.9696 . Lieutenant Commander FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer ........................ ....... “ •“ ‘w European schools. The who tent the message, raid Preliminary « ■ 5 ." o S f . f "name f - of the artist is not known. or snow prevailed yester</iy " « K Description Fwl Etah and the men had to work ex - army and navy auxiliaries, "• ' *• A navy, for instance, is expen- Father Hartman is of the opinion Name Assessment after Frontage posed to the weather. High praise all. »n Warfare’s principles haven’t sive. If it’s to be destroyed, first that the painting was brought to A. C. Martin’s Addition, Sanford was given to them. shot out of tho bottle, by aircraft, the Isletn mission by early padres changed a hit. 340.27 it would be better to scrap it und who accompanied Spanish con- Millard Bellamy, Lot 6 blk 11 Tr. 10 ........... Tha third plane was to have 67 298.48 quistdore* on their »-<ns of renNotice is hereby given to any and all persons interested been taken ashore today and test Accoidlng to the aviation school, concentrate on aircraft. _ Unknown <W. G. Aldridge) Lot 7 blk 11 Tr. 1050 298.48 Special Assessments against the various pieces of property t flights for two of them were pro­ t l- otxi war will be fought in the I Yet suppose the country does queest through New Mexico. The Unknown (W. G. Aldridge) Lot 8 blk 11Tr. 10 50 mission church i:. about 300 years ; •_ scribed. an. Aircraft will wipe out urmies that, and then tho aviation scnooi 298.48 i scribed that said special assessments are pnyahle in full withi Unknown (W. G. Aldridge) Lot 9 blk 11 Tr. 1050 old. ami navie!. in jig lime. The country I turns out to be mistaken. I hat E "Will make flight of 10 milei 340.27 days after the above and foregoing special 03.-e:isment roll hjl The picture has been temporarily Unknown (W. O. Aldridge) I.ot 10 blk 11 Tr. 10 57 tomorrow to Eskimo village r•> wtli tin* strongest flying! orce will would be hud business, too. 340.27 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual instsl removed from the church because have r.onie Eskimo clothes made have the enemy at its mercy be-1 Well, it’s up to the experts to of its great value, until permanent Klen Ares Estate, Lot 1 blk 11 Tr. 11 ............ 67 298.48 with interest nt the rate of 8% per annum from and after ihj for flying as we have been unable foie lie realizes a fight’s started. Jfight it out the best they can. 60 arrangements for its safe kefcphig J E Laing, Lot 2 blk 11 Tr. 11................... 293.48 said specinl assessments stand approved and confirmed. to get them so far," Lieutenant His surface defenses and defend” ....... ~ T , can la* made. J F Laing, Lot 3 blk 11 Tr. 11................... 60 Commander Dyrd, laid. “ Eskimos ers destroyed, his cities will la298.48 Clearwartcr-f ontract lot h r A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City 0f Sanford,I Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co. Lot 4 blk 11Tr. 11 60 are only ones light enough and the bombed. Ilia countryside harried construction of high school build340.48 will be held nt the City Hull at 2:30 P. M. on the. \7th d3y nf A’J Detective Takes Own Atlantic Const Line R.R. Co., Lot 5 blk 11 Tr. 11 57 - mine time warm enough for work and lie’ll have to yield without ing. 376.68 A. D. 1925, at which meeting said Board will hear any and all and flying we hnve to do. ......... l>3. Life By Shooting Self J N Prather, Lot 6 blk 12 Tr. 10 . 378.47 plaints and objections us to such special assessments, and will at] “ Biggest task has been to get J N Prather, I-ot 7 blk 12 Tr. 10 ............. 63. planes overboard and ashore with­ FINAL ESTIMATE FOR TIIB PAVING OF ELM AVENUE FROM 376.68 time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis ot juatlcij JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 7.— Wm Irick,, Lot 1 blk 12 Tr. 11....................... 63. out wings. Use block und tucklo THIRTEENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET, 21 fret wide. George W. Stone, 47, city detec­ 379.07 right, and when said special assessments are so tqualiicd an 63. to get planes up steep runway. The following in the final estimated cost of Paving Elm Ave. from tive for more than 20 years, ended , Wm. Irick. Lot 2 blk 12 Tr. l l ....................... justed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remsin There is plenty of light to fly at his own life nt 10 o’clock today ' E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford Thirteenth Street south to llughey St. a width of 24 feet with sheet midnight if necessary." liens upon the property against which said assessments artJ 271.62 by shooting himself once through Mrjgfh Rp„|ly Co.,Lot 8 blk 12 Tr. 10 ........ 45.5 asphalt on a 6 inch rock ba?e. the right temple. The incident oc­ 274.60 until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 157,, 46 curred in a lavoratory on the sec­ Mei*ch Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 12 Tr. 10 274.60 by the City Commission of the City Sanford, Florida, cn AuguJ Ignorance Bliss For 5073 cu yds. grading nt 40c .....................................—...............*‘ ,u<** 34.00 ond floor of the Duval County Meisch RealtyCo., Lot 10 blk12 Tr. 10............. 46 3400 sta. yds overhaul at lc ....... .............................. 1924. 271.03 3,562.12 Court House. Ill health was the Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 12 Tr. 11........... d6.4 Tourist Until Meaning 4687 lin ft. curb and gutter at 76c................................... L. R. PHILIPS, City Cieri 274.60 (SEAL) only apparent motive, according to J Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 12 Tr. II ......... 08.00 46 Of Big W ord Is Told 280 lin. ft. single curb headers at 35c ........................... his associates. 4.869.C0 C087 tip yds. macadam foundation (0 inch thick) at 80c 6,248,52 THE DALLES, Ore., Aug. 7.— 6126 sq. yds. 2 inch asphalt top at $1.02......................... 193.20 A thirsty tourist qunffed vigor­ 614 sq ft. alley return nt 30c..... .................................... 200.00 ously from a roadside spring bo­ 8.73 cu yds class B concrete at 23.00........................ 280.00 , tween Mosicr und Hood River 8 inlets type A nt $35.00 ............................ - .......... about twenty miles from here. A 90.00 3 inlets type B at $30.00..................—............... ■..... sign lettered, "This water Is con­ 525.00 taminated,’* had been placed lie- 300 lin. ft. 12 inch concrete sewer 6-8 nt $1.75 ....... 350.00 aide tho spring. Division Engi­ 7 manholes 4-6 nt $50.00 ........ ................................... 81.80 neer Wanser of the Oregon high­ 818 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 nt $100.00 per M way department, driving by, saw 70.05 1051 MRM lumber in trenches at $75.00 per M the drinker and stopped to warn 2,620.20 him, only to be met by the ques­ 2504 lin ft. 12 inch storm sewer at $1.05 0-4.............. 585.00 tion. "What kind of mineral water 260 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewer at, $2.25 (0 -4 )........ 176.26 Is this? I never heard of it be­ Extra work ........................................- .............— fore." 13.00 2 monuments nt $6.50 .. The State replaced the sign with 220.32 Laboratory Inspection of materials ................. one reading: 445.30 Legal expense, advertising etc 2 per cent “ This water Is rotten. Not fit 1,113.25 Engineering 6 per cent ..................................— to drink." I x) • 77 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5. blk 12 Tr. 11........... . ................ S. W. Harris, Lot 0 blk 13 Tr. lO f....... s. W. Harris, _ ........... ......... Lot 7 blkFlS Tr,^ . . lO _ A ^ -. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 13 Tr. ••••4 *«*4 *»*— Meisch Realty Co., Lot _ 9 !blk 13 Tr. 10 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 13 Tr. 10 W. C. Hill, Lot 1 blk 13 Tr. 11 W. C. Hill, Lot 2 blk 13 Tr. 11.. W. C. Hill, Lot 3 blk 13 Tr, 11 W. C .Hill, Lot 4 blk 13 Tr. 11Atlantic Coast Line Rail road Company Right-of-way in blk 13 Tr. 11........... Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 14 Tr. 10 W. C. Hill, Lot 7 blk 14 Tr. 10i# . 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 *4*44 4 4 a4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company Right-of-way In blk 14 Tr. 10 64.30 63.85 W. C. Hill, Lot 1 blk 14 Tr. 11— 63.85 W. C. Hill, Lot 2 blk 14 Tr. 11Metes and Bounds Descriptions, Sanford. A. V. French— Beg. 519 feet West of the NE Cor. of NW 1-4 See. 36, Twp. 19 S. R. 30 E. run West 100 ft. South 140 ft. East 100 ft. North 140 ft. to beg.....- ......................... 140 C. Gowan—Beg. 701 feet West of the NE Cor. of NW 1-4 Sec. 36, Twp. 19 S. R. 30 E. run South 140 feet West 100 feet, North 140 feet, East 100 feet to beg....................... 140 In Berlin Thirty-Three Students Graduated THURSDAY NIGHT £ re Clashing Over A t Summer Term Woman’s College E. F. L A N E rulc,9tho kS ^ i f e i 'S : J 111'1! Worried Over, Western FREE! Ex-M ayor Is Killed I n Hendersonville During Gun Battle ■ K cr" ROAST 2 2 -2 5 5 ; Compound Canton Crepe and Satin Crepe D R E S S E I Formerly up to $22.50 W \ S E Formerly 11p lo $Ui.!iO i > E £ ; m Washable Silk and Broadcloth O R E . S S E NOTICE a H Formerly up to $11.51) A l [ S 1 1 Service 1 m eans something IN » N Y X ” SILK All Colors and Sizes. I I I I A U i l I E Y R , 9 AND GETTING SCARCER ALL TDK TI.MK Formerly $1.50 •• I •• Plot P**pt th„ a ",ul thi•,, l»'L'- l 0,f the ,i, ri ‘l‘:alh-dofying Ito say JK nT»»*r. You’re M\ 1 113 higttmo enter: . Sanford Ave. K R 0 N 1 E N W E SAY IT WITH VALUES ’ IS SCARCE? c 5 [irg, p.’| ,”la »|»ccd comedy 0 1 1 eight v I n''?r\~therc whil‘h K ’ ‘Typj, T,,7' M Beach Property lughing at S 23c JELLY POWDER 3 S ' S , , 2 5 c s SPORT, F E L T A N D TRIMMED O ' CRAPE JUICE OCTAGON SOAP 5 1 «• '••v"">v Formerly up (o $7..ri(). “ s McCULLER’S GROCERY CO. Crepe de Chine and Spo t Silk D R LARD £ d lb Diamond fires S S A t 2nd St K u last IIS'! YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY I’ LR I DOT IN T ill. VERY N EAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST I’ LU LOl NOW New Smyrna Beach For Further InfuTnuli*,IK Call at Monfczuriia HolU. 1 ' ch an ce •'irioPY s i x , ; „ H,-B- SCHULTE.itKALTV COp Inc., HERE W h en y ou b u y D iam on d T ire* fr o m u* wo agroo to d o th iti — K eep th e m in excel­ le n t c o n d itio n w h lls you nro lu in jf th e m , — R epair a n y little cu ts th a t m a y ap p ear, — O c c a s io n a lly ch a n g e th e m fr o m o n e w heel to a n o th e r t o even th o wear, —E xa m in e th e tiro flaps t o seo th a t tu b es ore n ot \ b e in g p in ch e d . Thlg girvice and atttntion, along with Diamond quality, givoa you tho groat tit tiro falut in tha world. '< Wight Bros. Co. IdcurfsraltJ . tyanlorsl, FLvrida DIITTCD V DUlJfcK SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Tickets on 8.ile May t'tlli to H'i't 'Otli. HAit.txt; Kimvt .lA fiitn xVII.i.k Tn I i ‘.il Ilug at i Creamery. Lh ...... Itrturu t.lnilt net. 31st. jA i itMiM ti.i.i: ’in m :\\ yiiiiic a m i iitrt i i i x f J.tlHxllMII.l li 'll) « IIAItU'.STON IMI ItKTUIN l'lnut Limit Oft. 31. l'J3u 'lift rlrifttoti.) m ;\v R 8. H 8. S. R s.-.u.tt yts.uu vuiik 'aCli6*r*ftkot*MiNVw July* If*. 2T, Aiiuiini C, Hi, ;|. **s\|»ufl»t" ihirn’l July 15, 2'i. AugiiMt I?. 2*1 **!.•■ fia|n” July 1*1, A iiuiim I. Ill,2 *1, 2 'J. ••r.iliiini. li." July 25, AtigiiMl 2. 1.1, 22 31. “ ArupnlMM** ( IMmtI) .Jul'* 2•*. August f», |'j. "lit'lav\ai••’* iKri’lulit *»nly) July 30, Aukiihi h. 17, 27. .\itt•tiuoMIr•« nf llftery D«*)«rrl|ftlJom ( iirrlrd. J.U'KAO.% VII.I.K ro ^ll\y|l a m i lir.TIIIN $1751 Going via i'ImrlcNipQ Hr turning lilrccl flti amrr. Kr»»m JarkiionvJlli* l*» <*l»arlc#i»»n ••vt«ry Thur«<la>—Arrive itml le.ivo f'liiirlmton ••very Frida) Inn* Miami Hunduy viKirnlnic. Ilitumitn Mrainorji Ivitvu M1ri$I rvt«ry Tn* -day <pMHN«aiig(«t h r«*o Jvcd on lutiii1 .Mmida) nl$fht) arriving Juckunnvllle iVnlmtilay UMirnlng. VII (Ml TO UIW t'dllh AMI l l t m it v SH.*1.53 Miami for "•w Ynrk <ralllitK ut Jaeki .Strnnir r-.iU. Ojwn for rt'i'riitlon of itaa^i.n, very Tuf .uni ini'll Itinl. Kxiirraa ntfamer •' I •«'JI*lll,,K It ,t\.ry rri'l.i) al 4 pat. fur .. c <*i. jniiNt m o a t t:\ rt usioA s itiifonl to Jaeki villf nml ft* Itetnrn SIS.0U, IiipIiuJIiik Mml lit ■III Tilt-Mil SI* jm> ra l.nn Tli»i,..i„>i Haturetay t : t till. M'lit'lul. •ilnetalay, Kritluy fitit tv it. l.tiuve Ja.-I For further information UrPxrmitiPNS, tlchri*. rtr., ap/dy to C L Y D ESanford L IN E Jacksonville J CHUCK STEAK 25g WHITESALT MEAT M A K E R E S E R V A T IO N EARLY r,- ^ Corner Lot for Sale! COFFEE Rnkar, I h ...... Red C’irele, Ih S O’clock, lb rhen-Ncclur—Orauge, I’rkoe, India, Cyclim** »r Mixed m rC 12c 23c i i t . 45c N Y State Full Cream. Lb PEACHES; MANANAS, APPLES, LETTUCE, RUTA­ BAGAS, IRISH POTATOES. LEMONS. “ FOR THE S U N . DAY DINNER.” �1 THE Aa NFORI) HERALD, TR1PA1 ___ i The Sanford Herald IT M y iflm M II Kockaway A Good Example M «»l IT t ti. 1925. TUNING UP As Brisbane Sees It News dispatches Thursday told of a flood of worthless checks being circulated in Now York where the Rockaway Innd bcom-a real sensational boom is in progress. Bankers m u i r n U MSA*------------ «!»• * have estimated that from eight hundred to n thousand bad R . U O W A IIII I t K I i l l ----------f n M I " checks arc being received every dny and they are finding it S i t M m u x II i A » r « » » Phnav SEVEN CROPS of nlfnlfn in « necessary to employ extra clerks in an effort to trace the year, tons of potatoes to an ***** A I)It*l l l l l * I 'l O t HA I K.1 0*4 Tent—*7.'mi Si* tionttiM !*■(# jvner. Itcal estate deals in many instances will be void be­ great are the wonder crops of this in O ny t>v lT*rti*>i, i>*£ " many o f them have Been floated on worthless rich land. But the gre«test crop v »«* k . lie . w .-.m y l . I llio ii *2.91 cause Is the human crop. Without that, par f a r . __ checks. others would amount to nothing. ' S P K C IA I. . V I T U R I A ll o h lto *ry So inr Florida has been comparatively free from the W U » » . curd* nl th io k s , re»<iluiloti* and im iico* oi *ni<-r:alr..-."ni* w li»r « wooden check writer but The Herald would like to see such MR. JONF.’S Star, of Rigby, a r * M ade w ill lio rHrirgiol public sentiment created that there would he no worthless Idaho, tells of a family gathering fa r at reg u la r t d v m la ln g r * t f* . of the Call family. It included VKHItrit THR AMOCIATKII fit KM checks issued. The daily reports o f the Sanford Credit Asso­ Anson V. Cnll, 7« years old, of T h e A ssociated Preaa la «*e lu *- ciation containr the names of all those who writo checks Afton, Wyoming, father of 20 sons treljr entitled »o *he us* fo r repu blication o f a ll Hewn dletmtchr* without having sufficient, funds on deposit to cover them. and 10 daughters, alt alive, healthy a red llee to It o r not oth erw ise cred­ But it seems there arc some people who take great delight and strong. Air. Call Is the grand­ ited In thla paper and Alan the lo ­ cal newa publlehed herein. A ll righ t* in this class of publicity and do n*f consider the matter at father o f 1)0 children, and they are o f reliubllcnllon o f epeclal dlepatchall well. all as anything to be ashamed of. ea heraln ata aleo reeer-ed . _____ Checking accounts with banks have many advantages, rj FRIDAY, AUCuJsT~7. 1923 WHERE IGNORANCE, disease, but the most important* ones arc that th ," permit an in­ poverty and drink, in the slums, fl T11K HERALD'S PLATFORM _______ to keep . his funds in ________ uniform combine to force large families updividual a safe_____ place,_pro. 1.— Deeper water route to Jacksonreceipts for bills paid by check, and assist tne depositor in Ion wrnk women that cannot tnke vilir. . . " rth contro1 2. —Construction of St. Johna-In- systematic saving. The banks o f Sanford are always glad be all that eiu its advocates say. mny dlan River canal. Ao have checking accounts ami can aiways be foum f looking “ They don’t need it in Idaho or 3. —Extension of white wajr. after the interests of their depositors, protecting their Wyoming. What they need there J._ .Extension of local amusement*. is CHILDREN. — Swimming pool, tennis court*, money as it would lie protected in no other way. There is a danger in issuing worthless checks and the DR. HOCOCK, of Toronto, says, -Augmenting of building pro­ Rockaway boom in New York is a good example o f it. Flor­ “ To keep your health, walk on tip­ gram—house*, hotel*, apartment ida must exercise all precaution against the activities and toe ns gorillas do.” house*. There is no evidence thnt goril­ I — Extension of street paving pro- operations o f that class o f speculator who makes a practice gram. o f writing so-called "wooden checks” . He should not find a las nre healthier than their al­ fz -O m tl ruction of boulevard gullible public in any of our communities. Wc don’ t need leged relations. They certainly do not live ns long ns humans. And around 1-ake Monroe. tho gorilla doesn’t walk on tiptoe Completion of city beautifica­ that kind of citizens. M Bscond C l* * * M *tt«r. tobur ST, I t l * . a t th * P o tto ftlr * Moaford. F lo rid a v*id *r A ct or », 1 H T.________________________ -o - tion program. V.— Expansion of school system with provision for Incrcnsrd fa­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY HE LEADETH ME:— l will bring tho blind by n w iy that they knew not; I wiH loud them in paths that they hnvi noL known: I will tnnko darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will t do unto them, nnJ not forsake them. Isaiah 415: lfl. Wanti V s The Greatest Crop. IIow ^Gorillas Walk; Whjr. Justice, Old Style. . British Labor 4 '0 9 > BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyriam >330 _______ Imr (I *■■»->«*, n«rl*a Who’s Who And How? 165T. — a V TARIFF I once polite, cfficienll never-tiring dc.siresl REDUCTION enter your employ. Is also conscientious | I X .- trustworthy, and gladly work for you | n mere piitanre_a fj cents a day. iSaw N W G leus we TAaT Things ACEN'T g o i n g l o be VERY > ' because he wants to, but beenuse he must. AT His duly In lite fa ScrJ ice, he lives each day | the Classified column IW A ! OtWVS A GORILLA has two club feet, Out of Boston comes news o f a marriage which has caus­ at least they would he called club feet in a man. And. ns every obed much talk, especially am mg the relatives of those con­ Ijatetrician will tell you, all human cerned. John Smith eight-one, and Hattie Nour.se, fifty-live, beings, nt a certain period before have filed their intentions to marry and their families are birth, also have two club or “ go­ rilla feet." all mixed up as to who will be related to whom and how. Passing through that stage in We know of a lot o f people who find difficulty in tracing their embryonic development, they their ancestors back through the years, even though there are born with human feet and well has been no mix-up in the family tree. But we can picture developed heels. And that supplies future generations of these two principals trying to solve the evolutionists with one of their their problem by searching through library after library to favorite arguments. secure more light on the subject. DON’T WALK on your toes go­ You see its like this. Mrs. Noursc’s daughter is married ing upstairs. Plant your heel first to Mr. Smith’s son ami the husband and wife are about to on each step, and observe the dif­ become step-brother and step-sister. Young Smith’s mother- ference. in-law will be his step-m other and his wife’s father-in-law IN INDIANAPOLIS, punishment will become her step-father. The younger couple’s daughter is lo fit the crime, when one man knows she’s going to have a pair of new grandparents but with his automobile fills another. l|> can’ t quite figure out bow because they already bear that The killer is lo spend one hour locked in a room with the corps relationship to her. A salesman, who J the Sanford Herald his Phone Number ij| 4. 1 the low vibrations of the suffer­ we should ho ever on the ing anti sirrowful by gushing protect purselves from f MOTHERING ( forth in streams of sympathy— cious habit of fitting ' TIMKS-UNION To want you for the joy of you, much of it being misplaced and sympathizing, and therejj | I thought was my desire, I whatever. Control ing our own rate of vil The New York Commercial In t facts. Florida climate is given as of no value . . The singing, amiling boy of you Friday, in a very lengthy editorial one of the first reasons for FlorJour m otions, and by your exam- it has been named—to That never seemed to tire; pie teach those with whom you where we, , too, nre | review of Florida conditions,1 ida growth. “ Comparatively But, man of mine, it isn't then, started its discussion by asking trifling” cost for getting Florida come in contact to do likewise. tnck from disease and Alone that women want their tlm question: "Will the rapid because of its accessibility from We were never intended to enter structive elements. men— There are' many m i- H growth of Florida continue?" At sections of the country where rc- i into the emotional motiring of We want you sometimes when others; we each have our own who suffer fftirn having the end of its column article, the side millions of people, is givin the smile Commercial said, “ It (Florida) has as another reason for Florida trials and crosses to bear, and in '^ Uhout any idea as to Hna left your lips a little while. order to have the reserve energy that troubles them— or just merely begun to grow. That growth. to meet these when they come their troubles. The Commercial says that “ the Wc know there is another you, of the person killed. The theory growth will not stop while the rest ------------------o --------of the United .States grows and growth of Florida has been stendAnother life you lead; is that it will make the killer i lly increasing in rapidity. Sud- U i u i i i i i i a m a i H i a n i M i i i i m i M i i i i i i i i i i 'And, oh, we want to mother you III*, WHO GOMES up to his own idea *d’ greatness, must think, although it won’t bring the prospers." When that is what you need! Thix. then is the answer to the1denly in a relative sense—that ■ always have had a very low standard of it in his mind.— dead hack to life. I used to think, O man of mine, question will Florida continue to growth lias attained a momentum Hazlitt. Your song a joy, your laugh di­ grow? For belicvcing that it will that U nothing if not remarkable, VOLTAIRE had the idea revers­ vine, sn continue the New York Com- Sonic people call it marvelous," ed. In "Zndig" u traveling philoso­ 128 Feet But now I know, us women do, IF THOU AUK a man, admire those who attempt great pher causes the young widows of mere ini gives very many sound says the Commercial, and then Theru always is another you. and substantial reasons. It calls adds; things, even though they fail.—Seneca. India to discontinue burning them­ “ More than two million people selves alive with tho corpses of attention to the fact that Florl------------------------------------So in your trouble come to us, In growth is not phenomenal, that not yet living in Florida will Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two storest th* • ir husbands. M e didn’t forbid it, When winds are blowing wild. NOT HK \VHO has little, but he who wishes for more, is only made a law that before being it had its beginning years ago, and within ten years make the state You’re always lover some ti, us, poor.— Seneca. corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can be| hurned alivu the young widow that the growth has been contin­ their home. Perhaps in five years Yet always some a child. ual! and steady. With reference possibly twice that number will should pass a couple of hours with ‘.... For life the time will always bring .1 j1 chased at $75.00 u front foot on easy tei-nu. locate there. They will not all be Tu?iVdsomf».flT o tflg * h ? m r T ir T fu T a1" Commercial says: >• Mr*as You nwdi tmithariugr - ■ >village. I It ts well to remember that tho permanent year-round dwellers hut MY PA-VOftfTE SYOKiES To heal your hurts, to get you j After that, for some strange growth of Florida is not so recent a large proportion of them will. lly IRVIN s. c o n n through— I reason, the widow usually lost in-i'** " ‘nay suppose. Since Henry Most of them will settle in senAnd then we want to mother The Trifles of an Earlier Day One of the soldiers turned h is',r’ n"’ t In being burned up with her1Flagler built the East Const rail­ coast cities and while now a city you. 60 Feet In the great Meuse-Argonno ad­ head toward his companion. aged spouse. Often she disap toad the population of Florida has of ltlll.DOO i* extraordinary in r — Douglas Mulloch. been increasing. The city of Mi- Florida, inside of ten years the vance two doughboys were squat"Muddy.’’ he said. "I’ve just beenj before the funeral, •-------- o--------ami which is pointed to ns an ex- state will have five or six as big What’s happened to Muscle ed in u shell hole for shelter. In layin’ here thinkin'." Between First and Second Streets on Sun ford "Hell of a time to he thinkin’,’’ j KUt’ll PUNISHMENT as sitting ample of “ mushroom growth" has as a hundred thousand and several Shoals? asks an exchange, We'll another minute or two they ex­ keen thirty years in the making, that will he nearly 500,000 each. pected an order to go forward bite, what has? said his pal. “ What were you think- j up with the corpse are old and out At $010.00 per front foot. again against the German posi­ in' about?” 'o f date. One man wants to whip It is a remarkable inuiiicqinlitv i The very generous attention tions, The enemy was pouring "I was thinkin' how n fellow's wife-heaters, thus IMITATING the for one of that age. And yet it which the New York Commercial Onu thing in favor of abaldheaded man, he ought to he able everything lie had in their direc­ fcciin's get changed in this war." wife-healer. In old days the thief has been thirty years in com ing, is giving Florida is hut a speetto scu the bright side of tilings. tion. Machine gun bullets were "What do you mean—gel chang had his hand cut Lff, and jf he to Its present s i/, although m ore,men of similar attention that it whining by just above their heads. oil?" --------- o--------stole again they cut o ff the other than half its growth has taken being given to Florida other newsplace inside the past ten years. papers and periodicals. There i< "Why, once upon a time, Imck hand Today's best laugh: In a major­ High explosives and shrapnel shells . i.c,ny Vf 1 betweeii HIM only one ren-e,, why Florida is reity of households the better half were bursting about them. Hun­ home, a fellow with a thirty-eight j is the whole cheese.—Tri-City dreds of guns, big and little, roar­ calibre pistol run mo plum’ out of' THE MAN that p<fked throurh and 1J20 almost doubled in popu- icoiving the volume of publicity the ed and thundered. town." Nows. the window of a noble lord could lation. Jaeks.mvdlo shows great ; state is getting ,-u this time, and -------- Cl--------Sim have one or both eyes put out. ami steady growth over a period that is lieeau-, n , merited Tint U102 First St. Realtors. n is rumored thnt Henry Ford Criminals were branded on breast, •1 more than a quarter of a ccn- is why new-papers and magazines HAYNES LOSES OUT i llr,‘ giving unlimited space to will tnko one of his shipping hoard hands, cheeks, forehead, to warn KEY WEST CALL The student of Florida matters ' Florida new „ mid to commenda- t i i i i i i i X N i i i R U x z i i i M R i i i m i n i i i i i i i a » |l| vessels to Morocco in an effort to tlte public. bring about penco between tin The great Cyrus, as n matter of will discover that the present lion of the very highest sort. This Tim inevitable has hnpporictl.’ cnntly silent upon the Issuance <T course, wrote of a king whom he hind buying exeiu ment there is is a very agreeable change from French amt Abri-oLKiim. Washington hud expected it long the edict. But we wonder if It had captured, "I cut off his nose logical enough, when tin past is times that are past, when Flori­ -------- o —■ “ I went to see n girl last night ago. But its thoroughness aur-j isn’t a veiled confession on behalf and his lips and chained him at considered. da was awarded liberal criticism and ns I walked in she handed me prised Washington and will he a of the administration of a previous my door." Florida is not growing because ami was made the subject of un­ n card, I said, “ What’s this?” She distinct’ shock to those sections of weakness existent in the enforce­ just nccu it ions. This appreciat­ of speculators. said, “ It is a ruin check; In the the country not so well informed ment division of this governmental ed change, it may I* believed, hn Speculators nre in Florida be­ W11E N A M AN mu rdered an­ •Vent that four and a half innings on tile inner mechanism of Wash­ department. Ami, if this lie true, cause the state h growing and ..... .. brought about, most of nil. of this date are not finishes), this ington affairs. are wo to infer that the prohibi­ other in China it was custemarv there is a vast difference between I*y miHnn of Florida achievement a Yep, Haynes has lost his job. tion commissioner has been some­ to tii’ tin’ corpse to the murder's check la good for the succeeding worthy character, the characters ,,f the sorts „f lo •? night.’’— Macon Telegraph. Well, Shorn of every vestige of power what, oh,—er—eh,—ineffective in neck and make him move about growth j Honda ha* Ihmmi putting *4its Iiouhi? »|s>cified. with it for a few days. Ron! Fatale Auction Sales. Let us sell y,)Ur l,r°Pc,:j in prohibition commissioner he has his capacities. Is this where the what are wq coming to next? I in order/ and in ready to receive We should Im beyond that kind Following this, the New Vork j guests. From time to time nt*. been exalted, if exalted it he, to Washington administration is at­ --------o--------Iof "justice." newspaper asks: "Why does Flor­ ceasary extensions will be made It's now Daytona Bench. By an about the same position as a Brit­ tempting to shift the hhinie? ida grow ?" and proceeds to Rise m» that desired accomodations nevoverwhelming vote Tuesday, the ish Lord, he's there, hut it "ain’t Or perchance this is all wrong. •iticziia of Duytoiia, Seabreeze and gonna do him any good" ami no­ Perhaps there is none of the veil­ CONTRAST THE attitude of the answer at considerable length lo wi!' lacking, and that is why Daytona IJeuch, decided to consoli­ body else for that matter. ed indications so easily inferred government toward dissatisfied la and with specific statement of rlurida will continue to grow. till, he wasn’t fired! date the three cities. After years We are permanently located in StmfiR'l from Mr. Blair’s order. But is the bor in Great Britain and the tin He's expected to resign and to public to l«« left to draw its own ited States. of rivalry which materially retard­ SYMPATHY ed the growth of each place, the enter his candidacy for the gover­ conclusions? Which is the more United States coal miners wan; OUR SALES FORCE nre E X PE R TS three cities have discovered that norship of Ohio in the next cam­ dangerous for the Republican par­ better pay. The mine owners want TAMPA TIMES “ united wo stand" is better than paign. ty and Coolidge’s hopes for a third to pay less. And it is the same iti ■ But there is a significance at­ term. It may he a bitter dose, hut Britain. * Wq guarantee Satisfaction. "divided wc fall." Congratulations tt’e nil crnve sympathy. When ov(. gam and si dwell upon our tached to this shift in thi’ enforce­ to greater Daytona Beach. we obtain it.-just what have w c! our humble advice to the powers it disappointments and berenve- ■ ment division ef tlm treasury de­ that !«• la to "fess up"; tell us — —o--------BUT HERE, if the Government accomplished ? A sober analysis ' meats, for if wa­ but stop to think M If you have Property you want sold— List it ^ Cornelius Vanderhuilt, Jr., of partment that to say the least is what has been going on. of tho subject confront* us with did anything except let supply and it over help hut know M tabloid pu|»er fume and publisher capable of various and sundry con"An honest confession,*' a sage demand fight it out nt public ex­ tho hard, cold fact thnt after all that ' into cannot ami kiss it good-bye. cucli life some rain of the Miami Daily Tub, on a re­ elusions. has said, “ is good for the soul." pense, the interference would is said and done, it is quite worth­ must fall, ami same days must he :u Andrews and Internal Revenue cent visit through Georgia, took Maybe it wouldn’t hurt liie mean Government taking control less. uark ami dreary," in order that at oceiision to boost that state hut Commissioner Blair were signifi- Grand Did Party either. We cannot ignore the Sorrows wo may fully appreciate and cnof the mines, saying to workmen: did so with many insinuations |"If you won’t arbitrate, or pro indecd°r!,hu‘t‘ t * " " '" " ‘V ’ ' tr« c l.j J'°y the sunshine wh-n it appears against Florida. We have heard of 1work the mines." indeed, but we inn realize that In all its splendor. Everything DOMESTIC PROBLEMS several instances where the young tho construct!vu method of meetin life moves in cycles and the a millionaire has intimated that I'AI.M BEACH POST THE BRITISH government ap­ ing this problem is to offer active pendulum can swing iuxt so far Florida Is unstuhlo and its future 11C E. Second Street, Sanford, Flo. proaches labor troubles in more aid, if that lie possible, and if not, in one direction when it must he­ S uncertain, till of which leads us to There 1.1 every indication that rn, * ,° , , , to J" f°f - nil — con---«« gin --- to SUing hack lo the other M usk that if these things are true, popular demand will cause an ex­ duction. It will he up to this con- gingerly fashion. You read that!t* what in the world induced him to tra session of congress to he con­ gn ss to devise ways ami means to Baldwin, premier, proposes po• st''o i.n t‘hc L h i ^ t i i fr° n' ‘lwrlli,,k' Wo t:l" .c ',ntrol milch of the sor- ........................................................................................................ . establish a newspaper in this statu vened in the fall, prior to the reg­ appease the voters. Some of the polling the trouble by paying a ou thi suhjiU. Due can always r-nv and disappointment in our and what still makes him continue ular session in December, if hard congress men will want to return government subsidy to keep the diplomatically inspire the* suffer 1liven by cultivntlni? a hapny and mines going, and persuades the Individual with new hope optimistic frame of niind and « n i i i a m i B i i : K B i i i z i z a R i i i i i i i s i z i i i i |ll>,> its publication at u loss of between and soft coal mining stops on Sep­ to Washington. Hero the serpentine and explos­ mine owners to withhold the r.o-*without , ^"?ut goii *»0,nK dow n into the, watching the thoughts we xve think twelve and fifteen thousand dol­ tember 1. The coal question is ive question of departmental reor­ tires of lower pay that were to depths of despair with such a * lars n month? A circumstance or a tiling is frunkly the most perplexing of a ganization, looking toward further have been posted at the mines lone. cannot he of any real nnu. We >*e can lint be Jiu, exactly to us what wo think number of domestic problems economy, raises its head. A pain­ today. 1 assistance by coming down to TRAFFIC TRAGEDIES * ,*d 'f We think we have which will have to lie dealt with less method of firing men, with­ There's a difierctico between level, emotionally or other- ,been111 Im Oh, list to the tule, hard and cannot come bv the incoming congress. It is out injuring their sensibilities will saying to mine workers: "If you • l' ' ing to do is to draw Of |*oor dumb Pete— the most perplexing u.i well as the have to he worked out. How else won’t work, the government W ill ! iLoni up to ours, or else to evacu- mux it is a fact that we cannot. Made a left-hand turn mint exns|M>rnting, because a pre­ can some of these congressmen we look for sympathy from n the mines" Die mines and aim offering, oiienng. as IfcV* 111 ,a',or °* Hie strmiger-mind- allIf with On a one-way street. vious enngr<'-.1, with the remedy in return to Washington for another run whom we come in con - " I*l! one who can successfully dumBritain does, to keep both sides — Miami Tribune its hands, refused to adopt the , term tact we are bin weakening our ’’ditical henchman mny temporarily contented by taking a mate such a situation. lecommeiidaliuns of the United make poor government employes subside for mine owners from the The majority of people seem own characters and building into The late Jack Cass, Stutcs coal commission which call­ but they garner the votes. never to have learned that “ whnt our lives the susceptibility to taxpayers’ pockets. Was full of nerve— ed for the president to take charge riien there is agricultural legis­ cannot be cured must indeed be more misery. \ye should stand Can you imagine the high He liked to pass, of (he operation of the mines and lation. there is un "investigation” endured.” ami that cumplain ing on our own two feet and recog- i financial anguish if such a plan Folks on a curve, fix wages pending a settlement of t’ol. Andrews' enforcement were and weeping tmt envelopes them ni/e that int > thi a world we came proposed here?" —Cleveland Plain Dealer. between owners and miners. Now scheme scheduled and the Hugh” * .•till deeper in tho gloomy marsh nlone, and out of it we must go the general public will have to suf­ protocol for American adherence their own emotions. These alone, and that in all crisis we „ TIIE BRITISH, in their circum of To Adolph Jinks, fer the inevitable result—a coal to the permanent court of interna­ stances, are wise. British indus­ i re usually tho people who juot j ’V.VU. m,,ko otir own decisions, u We pen this isle— shortage. tional justice must I f either lati- try is in a desperate condition, confide their troubles to any li». |\Vhat good, therefore, is sympa- J; He claimed his half, Then there is the potent ques­ fied or rejected undersold in the world’s markets, toning ear; and burden the un­ ,.y . e " 1,9 ' h may smooth the n Of u country mail. tion of lax reduction. The country Vvilh these facts before it con­ from Canada to India. And the fortunate listener with their wor­ w ay for a short apace of tint*1, and « has tasted the pleasant fruits of gress faces a busy t|nu. j th(J British labor party is a party, ries, when perhaps he already make Us feel better, but its ulti- E Jim talked to his girl, governmental economy, and, like poor Congressional ,,r,j wj]| not as here, the plaything, of two ha9 considerable load along that ; mate effects are very deleterious, it And trusted to luck; to say the least. |■ the fhild in the fable, is crying Let us But it didn't k*ep him. Ir,,X I-el us hope, *conservative parties that know line to carry himself. "more, more” . The public wants 11 you weaken your own chnrnc- 5 i1’ , Y *"ogi . : . will)how to "lininllo Inhnr on election From hitting a truck. It h an extremely pelf habit tec your health, your very lurid'* more rcyiimiiy , ami more tux i v - )w useful a. well as ornamental. dny.” to recite our sorrows over and ou life, just continue to enter into - ........ j--------- — Florida’s Growth—Will It Continue? Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, I A lien & Brent AT AUCTION ■ ALLEN AND BRENT Advertisements brill the wares of the world t: your doorstep f o r inspection. . i K O B E you �M >’ ' THE SANFORD e ford MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. ; E^ O ffic e u T E LEP HO NE Bea . 428-J. Mrs.J.Sherman Moore Upsala and Grapeville Entertains In Honor Sunday will be the regular O f JMrs. Eugene Tittle dayNext for Rev. Wahlberg to preach F iH l)0 hos- Lrtn* S S "Tem i?busib > > -^ SO:mals flttl for Lakeland for n week h J i/ord Lilj'a leave fpsd some time in and Mrs. Harry Dickson of Or­ lando Sunday afternoon. Mr. lzlar Hart who has been in South Carolina for the last eight in Upsala at 11 a. m. and 7:30 weeks visiting friends and rela­ tives returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Sheman Moore delightfully p. m. entertained with n dinner and Sunday school will be held ns Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petts en­ bridge party Wednesday evening, usual at 2:30 o’clock in the after­ tertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles noon. honoring Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Cedar nml daughter Anna nt n 6 whose marriage was a recent Miss Minnie Beck, Miss Fields o’clock dinner Saturday evening. event. and Mrs. Williams nnd children en­ Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Griggs nml A profusion of roses and hibis­ joyed Thursday afternoon at Lake daughter. Irene, of Tampa, and cus were used in decorating the Mary. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Little and Miss anil Mr. Mag- Idaughter, Tris«ie, of New Smyrna. rooms, the dainty color scheme of ---- - Eunice *-“ *>*vc Tyner iju er anu |«itn erw»r»f O * . — pink and lavender being carried n“ s®*J *P®nt Sunday at the home 1spent Inst Sunday with Mr. and out in every detail. Places were °* ‘’ *r- an‘l Mrs. Fry in Winder- Mrs. T. \V. Prevatt. marked by a minature bride and \V. M. Daniels who has been groom. Following the d e l i c i o u s °*10 Williams spent a couple of four course dinner which was serv- ,Iays last week in Jacksonville on sick for three months, passed cd, bridge was enjoyed. business, coming home by St. Aug- away Saturday night at 12 o'clock. Ho wm buried Sunday, Rev. Cook Mrs. Monroe Hutton was award- Usl, ?• and Rev. Thompson of Oviedo and ed six butter plates for holding *' riends here were sorry to learn high score among the ladies, and t*u‘ death of Mr. Ib id of pa|at- the undertaker from Ixcsburg Monroe Hutton was given a sniok-, , a* (be father of Mrs. Andrew conducting the funeral services. Mr. Daniels is survived by a wife ing stand. Edward Ujtts, for sec- Bcrtleson. Mrs. Pritchard and her niece, and daughter and two sons. ond high score, was given n cedar whisk broom, nnd Mrs. Jimmy Miss M ary Field, have Wen guests Ridge was preremeo presented a deck a "number days at nt tne the home iviuge ueva of Ol for ' H '“ " 'i- of ul nays - “ WestortTick. «>' ■ cards for cut prize. The guest of ‘ d Mrs. 1 9 2 5 Agricultural Picture Painted In Very Bright Colors Homer Holt rea°d Mri. Glgu Hunmuy from Georgia honor was presented a lovely wrought wrought iron . fern .... holder. --------ter ° f W*9t Fnd and ----...... Mr-. • •» KmINtllKent several weeks. Atk *L„ ». IlPlh Robbins Ifnlihinu spent on«»r» TU t with Thur d.n At the conclusion of the game 1neth Mrs. Ix>onaril Vihlin. ■Hr*. W. J. Thigpen the party motored out to Lake Mary and there dancing was enMrs. Itorell spent Friday in fi.iJ Mrs. Nelson have io-ed .mill Grapeville at the home oi Mi -. II. until n late inte hour. TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 5.—With ’ *"s in North jo-ed point Those prepent were: Mr. and II I undqulst. calling alV„*ii. business conditions continuing Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mr. and Mrs. m’w babies at th- homes of good and the PJ25 agricultural pic­ Ruth Spencer has Hassell Brown. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. B. i •’' M- Williams' and Mis \ su-nn ture painted in bright colors, the .......... combination presents an optimistic i Elfers where she Baggett, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hett,., IS,M>Mr. nnd I,. *be Poultry Club met it \ir national outlook, says the United [ of her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown.*iFt\ ‘Vil'a’ ’ Vi’ihlit ihlii -■4 % Saturday. Satunlnv. County Pnimtv Agent Mrs. Monroe Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. j, F whitner, .lr.. wn< with them States Department of Agriculture. w*ii «*•*.’» »mi them Jimmy Rid*'e, Mr. nnd Mrs. \mil u _ , Indications point toward n re­ covery in all branches of the live­ rt‘tur,'eti fro,n hi* milker leaves today Dooley, Miss Florence Henry. Iwints in Massuchu- Mba £thcl Henry, Grant MilIson, Tju, Wi, „ n|f Workers had a big stock industry; heavy steers have ■II be gone several Dr. Parks and / . • , tjnil, a, Camp on Crystal l.ak* been bringing higher prices than -- -.,v VHHI|« WII V ll- t ill I .«! Kl* last year; hogs lire nearly double swimming nr.d boating the price of n year ago, and lanrlis Mrs. Ruth Ludeeke Is Thursday and a good supper afterwards. are valuable, the report of the [inlaw of Dublin, N United States Department o f Ag­ Baaford Thursday t» Honor Guest at Lovely Fourteen were present. Mi. Rridgeman nnd daughter, riculture shows. ami to make the/r Party Tuesday Night Sadie of Ojus spent n couple of “Truck crop- are coming in for '•lays ui the home of his son. Joo a share of price economy this sear — 77Ti . . Bridgeman nnd wife in Grapeville. lEppti and Iit t!f r>n, A delightful birthday surpnse j^d,. Frances accompanied them rain,'' the report says. “ Early es­ kjr nun ki . w i , ..........j ..........K party was given Tuesday evening , R,)ln timates suggest a potato produci Jr.. returned from -1 tion of*• only about :;.l bushels per Jei.i and North Car- in honor of Mrs. Ruth Ludeeke at Mi. and Mrs. Berqust of Fort capita, which would be on a par the home of her father, A. J. Loo­ 4it* sing by the members of the Re- Meade are visiting at the home of with those well remembered shortMi. and Mrs. E. W. l.umhjuist. age years, 1011 and 1010. On|l>obhinMrs. A. (\ beknh Lodge. is a carpenter ions, cabbage, uu-b n and peaches The evening wns pleasantly Mr. ■„ Iterquist who — .............. Mamie Kat< \VhitMrs Ililnu Itit.u.i have been selling at two or three |‘,a-sjst S.,,A in "J buildinir building Mrs. helma Dobbin*! mot- spent in games nml music, after which the guest of honor was • ".'I’m ts house, times last year’s prices and seem­ o last Monday asked to light the birthday cake, )" 'n‘‘ »bat Mr. and Mrs. For- ingly have a brisk fall market /l J v whieh was nrtistically trimmed in ^ ‘.'J l!ivt’ st,,bl their new home and ahead. . A. P. Conndly and ................................................ “ Rains last month milled to hay the lanlge colors of pink and green 'Vl11 niove to Lust is where Mr. ly returned Thurs- and circled with the appropriate I‘ organ is connected with a real nnd late oats. Corn is making tightful trir to Canestate firm. The people here regert ears now ami looks good ns a points in me north. number of candles. to have them leave. whole. A fairly good -pring wheat The hostesses. Miss Beth Less­ b riends here are very glad to crop seems assured, despite con­ ing and Mrs. Elia Townsend, nsnith, the little son sisted by Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Mrs. ‘ *h“ l Mr>> F- " , biiml.piht siderable hot weather damage and Smith at SOI Elm Chorpcning, 'served n dainty ice 11 . at the bernald- some it-:... rust1in the Red River Valley. |provirig nicely since courae. After which Mrs. Ludeeke ' * where she tin-, Winter wheat was disani.oimpiils amoved lust was presented a lovely set of six i ' ,l ■',‘rJ*,ua utjerathm baliir- ment hut ha apar ntly threshed Fcrtald-Laughton cut glass sherbert glasses. 1' ' ,'' " 1'1,u’ ,,n*‘ l»ut tho tunuly.out about as imieii grain as was --------; are allowed to see her yet. , expected and b of .....| «lualitv I I i v / m u i l To vy Give v* i » v |vijliiil little ilaugli- A/aikjij Miss Stoinoff have returned jna They were nc- Violin Concert Soon by Mrs. itesaic . * Tui ff * furen of Anderson, Miss Mary Stoinoff of tlris city spend the winter will give a violin concert at the ; Milano theater next Tuesday night 1show which ends nhout 0 o'clock, . I. M. Hayes have according to an announcement reMr. and Mrs. G. M. ceiveil here this morning. The proJames, .Airs. G. P. K'nm for the concert will be ant. Baxley o f Barn-, nojuicctl .Monday, it was said, iare motoring over! Yhosu who know Miss Stuinoff's ire very much will be glad of the oppor- | , ;t,llev;l t S ’"5 ~ -----—uiate charter granted Aubumdale — Modern o f f i c e 30.2 cu. yds. class A concrete nt $35.00_________ ............. 1,057.00 Durrance'Toll Bridge Company to building under construction at cor­ 3281 tbs reinforcing steel at 8c...... .............................. ............. 262.72 ' 'jy B B build f 1,000,000 bridge across ner of West Park nnd Tampa 2 Inlets type A at $35.00........................................................ Tampa nny. 70.00 .”2 Streets. _____ i irv 4792 M. 3 Inch drain tile 0-3 at $100.00........ ........... 479.20 2494 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at $75.00................. ............ 187.05 ’a V‘| TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY bN Si ELLON25 lin. ft. 12 inch T. C. storm sewer 0-4 at $1.05.. 26.25 J V1LI.B AVE.. FROM PACE LANE NORTH TO NORTH LINE OF Laboratory Inspection of materials..... ........ .............. ........ 22.60 MAYFAIR. Legal expense, advertising etc. 2 per cent.—......___... ..... ...... . 181.26 - The following is the final cstimnto for ndditionnt cost o f paving Engineering, 5 per cent................................ .... ............ 453.17 MellonviHc Ave. 24 feet in width from Pace Lane North to North line of Mayfair with sheet asphalt instead of surface, treatment on a Total Cost....................................................... ....... $9,697.78 rock base. Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated coat, which cannot bo 3212 sq yds sheet nsphalt instead of surface treatment nt 72c $2,312.64 Laboratory inspection of materials............................ ........ ...... 70.60 FRED T. WILLIAMS,"Engineer. Legal expense, advertising etc, 2Tr...................................... .. .... 47.67 Amended Pint of Edgewood Engineering 57c — ................. ...... - .......................................... 110.17 ‘fjssm Feet Final NAME Description Frontage Assessment $2,550.14 Swope Douglass Inc., I*ot 1 ___ _ 170.22 1 __ -» —...v viitiivij UJ nujavunw |»IUl»criy 0« ners. Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 2................ .........— 170.23 Number of feet frontage................. 2230.06 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 3--- --------------- ------170.22 Assessment per foot frontage....... $1.138431 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 4........................ — .... 170.22 Feet Preliminary Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 5............. ................... 170.22 NAME Description Frontage Assessment Swope Douglnss Inc., Lot 6 ........................... 179.22 Mayfair, Sanford, Floi ida. Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 7..™.......................... 170.22 J. II. Ball, Lot 6 blk 1 ...... .............- ......... . ’ 56.91 64.79 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 8........................... ...... 170.22 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 1.......- ........... 61.14 69.61 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 9................................. 17922 Sidney O. Dickinson, Lot 7 blk 1.................. 61.14 69.61 Swope Douglnss Inc., Lot 10.................. .... ....... 17922 Fannie X. McKlrdy, Lot 8 blk 1.................. 61.14 69.61 May Bradburry, Lot 11.......... ........ ............... . 170.22 George E. Rridgett, Lot 0 blk 1................ 61.lt 69.61 Swope Douglnss Inc., Lot 12..........................—.. 170.22 Bodwell Realty Co., Blk A............... ........... 82.2 93.57 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 13 ___ _ 17922 Nina L. Ely, Lot 1 blk C............................ 57.05 64.95 Swope Douglnss Inc., Lot 14......................... . j| 17022 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 6................ ' 57.13 66.04 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 15.......................... . 179.22 Luke Thompson, Lot 3 blk 6 ...................... 57.13 65.01 Pine Heights Addition Nelson Grey, Lot 4 blk 6 ...................... m .ia 57.13 65.04 \V. W. C. Smith, Lot 49.......................... .......... 231.80 Flora It. Grey, Lot 5 blk 6........................... 57.13 57.13 65.04 \V. W. C. Smith, Lot 5 0 ...................................229.10 F. II. Sehruggs, Lot 0 blk 6 ...................... 57.13 65.04 Calvin Teague and W. M. Connelly, Lot 51........ 229.40 Bodwell Realty Co.„ Lot 7 blk 6................ 57,1? 65.04 W, M. Connelly, Lot 62...................................... 229.40 Ed Higgins, Lot 1 blk 7............................... 58.13 66.18 A. P. Connelly, Lot 63...................... ................. 229.40 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 7................. . 58.13 66,18 W. K. Wnlthour, Lot 6 1 ................ ■B 229.40 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7................ 68.13 66.18 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 55.................. 229.40 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7.................... 58.13 66.18 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 56.............. 209.48 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 7.................... 58.13 66.18 Fort Melton Development Co., Lot 57.............. . 209.48 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7 .... ........... 58.13 66.18 Fort Motion Development Co., Lot 5 8 .............. 209.48 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7........... ...... 59.18 G7.37 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 50................ 209.18 Mellonville, Sanford, F In. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 60............... 209.48 Margaret Wilson, blk 22 ......................... 210 239.07 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 61............. — 209.48 Margaret Wilson, blk 28.. ............... 137 155.97 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 6 2 ........ ...... 209.48 E. F. I.ane—Beg. at N E Cor of Int. of Union Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 63.............. 209.48 Ave. ami Mellonville Ave., Run N. on W. u Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 0 4 ............... 232.03 line of Mulionville Ave. 783.5 ft. W. 125 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 66................ 229.40 ft. S. to Union Ave. East to Beg. (Less Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 66 ............ 229.40 Right of Way for First Street. 701.5 708.61 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 6 7 ............... 229.40 Th.- above and foregoing final assessments are payable in full Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 68 ............... 229.10 without interest up to September 1, 1025, and after such date, said Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 69................ 229.40 as essnnnts will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 7 0 ............... 229.10 interest at S '; per annum. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 7 1 ............ . 209.48 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the seal of the City of San­ Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 72 .............. 209.48 ford, Florida, this 27th day of July, A. D. 1025. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 73................ 209.48 (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 74 ........... 209.48 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 75 209.48 .......... FIN VI ESTIMATE FOR THE PAVING OF PALMETTO AVE., 21 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 76 209.48 ; 1 ......... 209.48 FKIir WIDE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA AVENUE. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 77 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78 .............. * .209.48 ..... The following is the final estimated cost of paving Palmetto Ave., The above nnd foregoing final assessments arc payable without in­ 21 ft in width from Franklin Street south to Geneva Ave., with a 6 terest up to September I, 1025, nnd from nnd after such date, said spe­ inch rock base surface treated with asphalt and slag chips. ■l.'t'Js u yd . excavation .it 10c .. $1,731.20 cial assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments 2604 tin ft. curb and gutters at 7flo 1,003.04 with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of tho City of San­ ilss 7'd lin. ft. single curb headers at 35c 27.65 3120 sq. yds. macadam foundation 5 inches thick at 76c 2.378.04 ford, Florida, this 20th day of July A. 1)., 1025. L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 3062 sq, yds surface treatment nt 30c ... 018.60 (SEAL) Publish July 2t, 31, Aug. 7, I t, nnd 21st. 1 Imake good much of the deficiency. Cotton 'ms has lost wo--. , , ....... , ,, .. mm ground in the wes. •Mi.jiml Mrs. t ec.l Nicholson of item belt by vcuso,| mr drought hut HUS* -silent n .... still point th a (jomi MimsI spent Sunriiiv Sunday nfternooii afternood Indentions with Mr. and .Mrs. Prevatt. sized total are ;i a *’ •*••• crop. » •’ i'. iPotatoes niiiiiu-s sin* Mr. and .Mrs. I.. W. Aldcrmnn deeidedlv -mailer acreage than last and t in daughters -|ient Sunday year and promise a smaller yield ....I \f_ » x i . ihut. nevertheless . . I I . * with Mr. and Mrs. /George Matmay muki mure hews. money for producers." Alee Davis and children have re­ turned home from a trip to Jas­ per, where they visited Rev. Mc­ Call. S A F !•: Mr. anil Mrs. Tim Teitema roknford and its surit>* to hear her play at that turned home Wednesday after ! time, it is declared. spending a month at Daytona Drinking Water nk. worth, M»t- Mr. and Mrs. Forstei Beach. Municipal Supply Mr. and Mr.-. Henry Levy left e ’ P S ' ^ S Back From Auguskne last week for a visit in Long I-W to attend the — , ,, Cily O f SanfiK'd loml New York with relatives and |udil Sc-dun, Gen- j Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1. 1 friends. Order of j„lVe returned from a snort Mr, Mens and 'laughter, Alexia, Approved by VxhfM at Toruii- nt St. Augustine where tin > arrived here Saturday from Mi­ K Aug. 9 to the guests of Mrs Forster^s sist r ami to visit his daughter, Mr-. I’ lurida State Hoard Mrs. J. E. Ingraham. They morn Grover Lefiles. Mr. and Mrs. (’has. Philips call­ O f Health the trip in their car. leaving h «, -^ttSCERTS last Sunday and r«tun>|nK ( ed on Miss Beckhergor and Mi |*TtILEl> inesday evening. Friends of uu I family will be glad to Icarn thut FT G-Fot th ■i i a i i N i i R i r t i i u u i i i i i i K u m i i i z i i i t i n B i i i n i C i i i i i i * . ll, Mrs .,Forster, eorsier. who wno has nas been n a mm P t IIxstirv n * * {irst m Itwctru ' l - ,, ' ' health for some time, is » W tb a Proved. PRINCESS SATURDAY n i ii Saxoninn ■ r S * * * * seaWilliam I). Rloxham was eleetI, Iki- toaHir-',l" ‘».r’iir.;iry. unon tiLe u.' ed governor in 1880. He sold four C ' • thr twr-itrue- million acres of land for one mil lion dollars to Hamilton Disston Philadelphia synsiente. | oty roundl t*Var. end a 1NThis amount settled the Vose claim and other debts of Florida and re­ P ,J' -Vitn mil established tho credit of the State. Since that time her credit has r t 5 * tte Sax. been rated highly. * hnri m two. a u n N-J/idrrn il(. ■ M a a M B a a a a ia a a ia a a a a H a iu iia a a xn ia a a oiiia H a H a a ia tia x j a Notice Ladies— _______ ____________ a For New Mattresses, renovating, upholstering, upholstery materials BBaaBBRaaBaaxBBBBBBBBBnBMtiiaaBanBaaaaBBBBBBtiiauBs J CALL |! I Jack Hoxie New Fall Silks Phone 402-M 54 Inches wide M every ■ SATURDAY NIGHT a ■ a n a a a u u t ’EVEK BE DISCOURAGED aUM> things do nt)t ro as ytou wish, never no . —umapnointment a ' UJ Breater achievement. Make every din* [•stone tn in-.—»-■ * De IKisit regularly w ith this hank S a n f o r d , F l a . _______ . ENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS 14K 3 g t •> •> s> *> •• :: .. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 M mi $5.00 yard ! Crepe Satins. 54 inches, brown, navy, black, and tan. ........................................... $7.00 yard Mallinson Molly Rrown, tan, navy, O’Crepe and black. 40 inch­ es wide, satin face with crepe back. $5.00 yard 40-ineh Crepes 15 new shades, extra ■ I heavy, all pure silk. tU Special $2.25 yard a „. »• Baronett Satins 40 inches wide, all heavy for slips. — AT— shades, Crepe Satins extra All the new light shades fo r under­ wear, 40 inches wide. $1.05 yard R O U T H ’S B A K E R Y Cume in let us tell you about it $3.50 yard “ Mallinson’s” Busy Willow in plain colors. 40 inches wide, guaranteed for year. .......................................................................$3.50 yard Fancy Cakes, Sandwiches and Breads Hot Rolls 11A .M . and 4 P .M . A. B. C. Silk— 10 in foundation all shade, guaranteed fast colors......$1.00 yard TRY OUR Sit lads. Raked Hcans. Raked Ham, Fancy Cheese and Sausage t M The Yowell ’ent Interest Paid On Savings Accounts, Ur inale (l[ountyl6an^ s Heavy Flat Crepes. 51 inches wide, in all dark shades, navy brown, Cope and tan. ! A Free Chicken |; D ■ i S i ‘DOM DARE-DEVIL’ !! Sanford Mattress Factory P A G R O T IM ^ Roots Bakery Com pany THIS IS THE AGE OF SERVICE— JOIN THE CH A HIRER OF COMMERCE AND SERVE YOUR CITY * 100 I’ark Avenue i am ♦ i la aa a aM aa a aB a a aH M a iaa a ia a aa ia aa a aa a aa B a sE S saa b k£ i ___ __ sr « ? �TUB SANFORD HBRALD, FRH>AY, AUOUSTJT.JWSr Philadelphia touched him f°r f*»ur j bits t»«I won froid Cftfeigo, 3 to 1. ■ Seoife by inning.*: Philadelphia _ 000 000 003—3*5*1 ' C hicago _ 100 OOO 000— 1*4*0 storm ae Results Batteries: Betts, Decatur and Henline; Jones and Hartnett. art WM Senators Take Twin Bill From St. Louis; and n [Washington Now Within One Gnme of League Lending Philadelphia Team; Indians Take First From Athletics * *W*r*. *-SB SMOKERS STALL AND CONTEST IS GIVEN TO SAINTS New York Yankees Trim Cobb's Tigers White Sox Put Whitewash On Tampa Fails to Send Hatter to Plate in First of Fifth Boston and Win by Score After Umpire Had ( ’ailed to 10 to 0 In Thursday’s Game Play; Score Stands a to 0 WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—The champion Senators moved to with­ in one gnme of the league leading Athletics Thursday, with two vic­ tories over St. Louis while Phila­ delphia divided n twin hill with Cleveland. The Senators took the first game, 6 to 4, and the second 10 to 3. First Game. Score by innings: St. L o u is ___ 020 1)01 100— l-R-0 Washington .. Ill 200 OOx—5-8-0 Batteries: Bush, Wingard and Dixon; Reuthcr, Marbcrry and 8cvtreid. Second Game Score byWnnlngs: St. Louis „ .. 010 001 010— 3- 9-1 Washington 001 003 5lx—10-13-0 Ratteries: Davis, Dnnforth. Falk and Hargrave; Rue! and Johnson. YANKEES TRIM TIGERS NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—The Yankees turned back IVtroit Thursday, 10 to 4, marking up their third straight victory nnd their seventh sucress in the last eight game*, lloyt pitched his sixth triumph of the year. Ernie Johnson hit a home run. Score ty innings: Detroit .. - 220 000 OOO— 4-11-0 New York .. 1*00 530 20x—10-15-2 Batteries: Wells and Bassler; lloyt and Bcngough. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 7.— St. Petersburg won a forfeit from Tnmpa here Thursday, 5 tn 0. when Umpire l*ich awarded the game to the Saints between the fourth and fifth innings when the Smokers refused to send a man to the plate after they had been warned several times for stalling. With n heavy ram impending nnd the Saint* five runs ahead. Pitcher Foley started to walk Saint batsmen in the fourth inning after Doyle had doubled and B..tripled. The Saints then started striking at everything and Foley had to hit Bessc before he could get him on base. Be*so trotted around the bases, but Hudgins, catching for Tampa, tagged him out for the third out. The Bo\ Score TAMPA AB R li r o A Snead. 2b. _ _ 20 I I l Hickey, 3b. „ _ 2 0 0 0 0 Estrada. If. .1 0 0 3 0 Weik, ss. . . . . . . 20 o 0 1 T otals ,, sain rs Play in Steady Downpour of Pittsburgh Beals Vnncel’ itchini; for Brooklyn Three Out Rain After First Inning;; of Four Times This Season; Hunched Hits and Two San­ Phillies And Braves Win ford Errors Cause Defeat __The I.AKKL.\ND~ Aug. 7.—The icre of Highlanders won a game here stn.n innings, which was played in » steady downpour ‘after thej by a 5 to 0 score. The game was tied until the sixth, when the Highland­ ers bunched hits and took ad­ vantage of two Sanford misplay. to score five runs. The Box Score SANFORD AU R H TO A E Dumas, If. - - 2 0 0 2 0 U Wratherby, 2b. 3 O 1 3 - 0 0 Wade, cf......... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Frisliie, »s........ 3 0 0 0 2 0 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 7.— Pitt*burgh batted Parry Vance hard Thursday and wort first game <f <eries from Brooklyn 5 to 1. It was Vance’s second defeat in his last eleven games and both were dealt out by the Pirates who have stopped the speed ball king thrive times out of four this sienson. ___ “Kay . Kremer held the Rubins in check. Dick Cox being the only visitor to hit effectively, counting for a tri­ ple, a double and a single, the dou­ ble figuring in the lone Brookly n tally. Score by innings; Brooklyn .. 000 001 000—1*9.1 1 1 0 000 021 02x—5-9-0 10 1 1 Pittsburgh Batteries: Vance and DeBerry; 1 0 0 3 2 0 Krvmer and Smith. MeQue. 3b. . . - 3 0 1 Bailey, lb. .. _ :t o 0 Alvcrjon, rf. „ 2 0 0 Alford, c. „ .. 2 0 1 Crawford, p. „ l o o o I 1 Kelly, p. . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Culbert, p....... 0 0 0 0 2 0 Total* 23 5 0 21 1 Score by innings: 000 000 E Sanford . o Lakeland . .. .. .. . POO 003 —7> PHILLIES WIN 0 (Game protested at start by AcCHIC AGO. Aug. 7.—Jones after 0 ting Manager llanly; called 7th 'allowing only one hit for eight in0 account ram.) . rung', weakened in the ninth an ; Summary: Two base hit. Buck9 ley. Edward*. Three base hit, 0 Kowalski. Stolen ba«e. Buckley. O KowaDki. Sacrifice, Ijuma*. Craw<• ford. Surface, Cusack. Ery. Left 0 on ba*e. Sanford 4; Lakeland — Base on bulla off Fry 1; Crawford 0 3; K>lly 1; Culbert 2. Struck out F by Fry Crawford 3. Hit* ff 0 Crawford 5 m 6; off Kelly 0 rm); 9 off Colbert 1 in 1 inning. Wild 0 Pitch Cull-ert. Balk. Crawford. 0 Umpire*. Baxter and Ware. Time R, Allen, ss Mcsner, 5b. ATHLETICS BREAK EVEN Shannon, rf, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.—The Brown, cf. Athletics' split Thursday’s twin I >oy Ie, 2b. bill with Cleveland, winning the Barnes, lb. second game, 0 to 1, after drop­ Cox. If. .. ping the first, 9 to 6, The Indian* Hesse, c. . . clubbed Harris* o(f the hill in the Morris, b. third inning of the first game when they scored five run*. Totals _ -•■-• 15 5 4 12 4 1 I.r.NINGRJ First "Game NOTE: Game forfeited U S : WWdtacript di Score by innings: ,rr*t of 3th when Tampa failed to chtves of the Cleveland __ ____ 105 010 020—9 *«'nd batter to plate after umpire claimed by :hi Philadelphia . OOO 2i»> 041 had calltxl play. ’ Batteries: Smith ami Myatt; Score by innings: lbe famous Karris*, Groves, Heimach, Baum­ Turn pa ................. OOP 0—O thousand am gartner, Rommel and Cochrane, St. Peter *bur-g ix> 2 -5 ,itrD aa Ibe Perkins. Summary: Two baw hit, Doyle , l evri! that 2. Three base hit. Barnes. Stolen been destroy* Second Game base. Be».»e 2. Left on ba-c. Saints bz» n«>w*beer Score by innings: I; Tampa 5. Base on balls, off Russian Natn Cleveland _ 000 00O 1 0 0 -1 - 8-3 Foley 1; M. iris 2. Struck out by vow, Philadelphia 100 005 OOx—6-13-0 Morris 3; Foley 4. Hit- off Ko- [ Batteries: W. Miller, Cole and ley 4 in 3 2-3 innings. AD are; 0 Oca!*—Cor J. Sewell; Walberg and Cochrane. in 1*3. Hit by pitcher, by Foley tourist* F tel (M eaaner *r i B esse.l WHITE. SO\ WIN, 19 TO 0 BOSTON, Aug. 7.—Blankenship held the Boston hitters to five safeties while C h ica g o romped away with a 10 to 0 decision Thursday. It was hi* sixth straight victory. The hitting ut Schalk ami Shrely’s hom e run over the left field fe th* fit Minp of Totiy uity ft-uturv-*. Dick Kerr, f rmer blackhste»l pitcher of the White Sox. ar-.d rv cefitiy reinstated t.- mayor leag-re lutll, wa* In uniform and Manager Collin* announced that he pr ba >'y would bn u-.d In one >f : :v« > games Saturday. Score by innings: Chicago .. _ ooj 329 UO— 1O-I2-0 1 Battcru ■ inkemhip a: u S<ha!k; . Neubauer and l*teinich. W ild pitch, FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Lakeland 5; Sanford 0, (7 innings, BRAVES DEFEAT CARDINALS St.rain). Petersburg 5; Tampa 0. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7.—The St. Louis Cardinal* winning streak NATIONAL LEAGUE which had reached four in a row, To be borne entirely by adjacent prope Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 1. ended Thursday when Boston won, Number of feet frontage............ 0 to 4. The Braves bunched hits Cincinnati 0; New York 1. in the fourth and fifth innings j Chicago 1; Philadelphia .1. Assessment per foot fron tage......... $5 and were aided by base on balls, St. Louis 4; Boston 0. 2) From Fourth St. to Celery Ave given by Rhem. Felix was put 5172 yds grading at 40c.._________ J AMERICAN LEAGUE aut of the game for protesting. Philadelphia 0-0; Cleveland 3-1. ; 3840 Sta yds overhaul at 1c.......... Score by innings: B oston_____ 000 330 000—0*12*0 Washington 5-10; St. Louis 4-3. 5558 line ft curb and gutter nt 70c St. Louis .. .. 000 022 000—4*13*1 Boston 0; Chicago 10. 541 lin It flush curb nt 35c..... New Y'ork 10; Detroit 4. 7526 sq yds 6 inch rock base at 80c....... ARMY DIVISION MOBILIZES SOUTH ATI-ANTIC LEAGUE 266 sq yds 2 inch sheet asphalt at $11 QUICKLY Knoxville 2; Columbia 0. 7033 sq yds surface treatment at 30c. Asheville 2; Charlotte 10. 6 Type A inlets at $35.00........ Spartanburg 0: Augusta 3. 9 Type B inlets at $30.00___ Greenville 6; Macon 16. 1359 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer at $1.0! ^79 lin ft 24 inch storm sewer at $2.75 .................. ............ ........... SOUTHERN ASSOCIATI 5696 lin ft 3 inch drain tile at $100.00 test mobilization ordered by. Major JLittle Rock 10-5; Atlanta 4 General William If. Johnston, camp! Chattanooga l; Mobile 0. 5 Manholes at $50.00...................... . commander. The mobilization ; Ian Memphis 0; Birmingham 4. Extra work ........______________ was kept secret until the order- New Orlcans-Nashville, rain 4 Monuments at street intersection were issued. Every unit in camp --------- ;— ------------ Laboratory inspection o f material packed up and was at the railroad] Quincy — Highway under -ation within the time stated. struction between here and < Legal expense, advertising etc 2'.; Engineering 5r/e .......... ......... ........ Palmetlo-'-Planj unde municipn! improvement to cost S1,2"0,000. HI ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERH ON LOLLS! AVENUE AND FORT REED \VENUE FROM UNION A V E N U E SOUTH TO CELERY AVENUE. The following is the final estimate for the paving ff LoeusJ Ave., • ! Fort Reed Ave., from Union Ave. south to Ceiery Ave., a width feet with sheet asphalt cn a 0 inch rock ba«e from Union A v e , to and including Fourth Street intersection; and surface treat* • ■; n a 0 inch rock last- fr-:u Fourth St., south to Celery Ave. ill From Union Ave. to Fourth Street. $ 414.00 llD^cu yds grading at 4tV Same Lot 4 blk G______ GO 900 *ta yds overhaul nt lc 9.00 Same Lot 5 blk G............... *.! 60 1 !> lin ft concrete curb and . 895213 Same Lot 1 blk J--------------L ... 60 70 lin ft flush curb nt 35c . 24.50 Same Lot 4 blk J........... — L..... 60 11*0 r.{ yd* 0 inch r«..k base . 1,184.00 Same Lot 5 blk J...... ..... ....... ’. 107 «.j yds 2 inch sheet asp 1,496314 Same Lot 5 blk J_________________5 j 273 sq yds brick relaid at 4* 109.20 Mary Reason, Lot 1 blk K................. !... <23 mj ft concrete alley retu 00.90 Norm any Square, Sir, ford, Fk 2 Type A inlets a: $35 00 70.00 Cora King, Lot 1 ___ 132 I Type B inlets at S30.1X 60.00 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 16— ___ _______ 45 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 17__ ___________ 45 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 18..................... .... 45 Charles Gano, Lot 19-______________.... 45 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 20-------------------- ^4,3 J. E. Paces Subdivision of BlockC—MtS Mamie J. Heerin, Lot 4 8 __ ___ ______ 2t g Mamie J. Heerin, Lot 48 __ _________ 207- R Mamie J. Heerrin, Lot 55__ __________ 259.7 * ; E. R. Trafford’s Map of SarfcaJ Zion Hope Church, Lot 4 blk 6 Tr. D__ 0L4 J. M. Robinson, Lot 1 blk 7 Tr. D_____ J. M. Robinson, Lot 2 blk 7 Tr. D.._...... 50 J. M. Robinson, Lot 3 blk 7 Tr. D_____ 04 * J. M. Robinson, Lot 4 blk 7 Tr. D_____ 30 x J. M. Robinson, Lot 5 blk 7 Tr. D_____ 34 Richard McPherson, Lot 1 Uk..S T r-D Jrf., f^ h a r'i’.ircMfe'rsoV. t o t 2%lk’ 8 Tr. D V) 1 ----------- Foley 3. Balk, Morris, Passed Ihvvcnport ball, Hudgins. Losing pitcher, sand-dolUr » Foley. Umpire, Pieh. Time 1:20. under war. ■ J ■ ■ " ■ 3 ^ ■ * 5 ■ ■ 2 ompany Are Now H ceivin? Application For on improved llusiness and Residential Property in Sanford F’ und* i mmedial el v available subject to title examination. FLORIDA STATE I.EAt.l tSecwnd Halt) Won lest T a m p a __ _ _ 50 7 lakeland 20 18 SL Prtersbuig is 23 Sanford _______ 10 34 K r J .( .2 Dmrihitfor: REALTORS NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lo» l*ittiburgh . „ _ .. 59 3y New York ; Cincinnati _ _ - _ 54 4d Brooklyn . _4S 48 Philadelphia „ _ _ 47 51 St. Louis _ _ _ 49 54 C hicago-------------- 4t M B oston....... i2 62 A X R Q ty Philadelphia Washington Chicago _ . St. Louis _ Detroit .. _ New O tl.rai Atlanta - Nashville _ Memphis Chattanooga Mobile . .. Little Rock . B irm in gh am A treaty was made with the Seminole Indians at Moultrie near M ts-Aw gvm m * t * Heptemkwe, 1 « 3 . In the treaty the Indians agreed to •end chiefs weet to study to coun­ t y w»th a v-cur tu mgviag there IHD DuBOSE A X I) HOLLER Florida Re-Sale Excha East Fbgler Street Miami. Florida lfflft 3 Inch drain tile at $100.00 pc Extra work ...... ....... Monument nt street intersection Laboratory inspection of materials Legal expense, advertising etc 2 ". Engineering 5 % .................... BOTELER �THE S ►AY, AUGUST 7, 1925, PAGE P hone 1 4 8 Classified Directory Advertising PRINTING PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE I’RINTERY, \V. N. Lumley. Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, nt very reasonuldo prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. in A<l«n" For Sale OHIO REAL ESTATE “ • * t0 J. E. SPURLINO, sift-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. Kffij" US. t e r l ■“ im k to'*1*1 "I*, (tic* » ' ror>«r ” A»„.ut on* >• 'to,*** »»C* must -J . ** • •* hi !««• P V r.el-«* IRKCTORY Isr* „lihl* # « r uf SniOor* often needed, nken **T Teqnlred- It l» lake11rail/ . MiiUlRruphlng, mailing—a* you you-, want it F Porch, First FOR RENT It Ut lIMt E '.SERVICE Day In ai) trains. Hat*. lone 551 and 03-W \ C A F K Mouse fr. 105 W. 1st SL CAFK Service and Qua] at and Park Avo STOKE — Prek Sodas. We u j-nir nhnne. te-v 4 Platt frtrjthiny elec LUctragith Everything: For the Sportsman At Balk Hardware i'hone 8 M n ilrru Im p rove- m*nta T h o r o u n Illy Hcri’ DUfil Ocean View Hole! M r * . K. J. C o a l s . M u r . C O R O N A D O I I K A i ’ tl. F l . o i l t O A 11|if*o All Ihe Vrur E B ates: 13.00 per ilav. By the Week 125.01) d ou b le: 115,00 slIlKlr B ealdeot o f F lorida since 1SSI. BeferenCe»: First National Bank. Of/ic. in ictf Annex. kkk Bldg. FlnHd. • -------- WANTED TO HUY ______ _ row. W. M. Young vxtru ■Avenue, at rea WANTED Colored cook, k Avenue. V <2 S ! ------- *?■ 'O lir ? 3 D O C S N 'T ■fciUN, I T S T A L t- 3 WANTED: Stonogvnphei. Apply Situiday afternoon only. Valdez Realty Co. Mr. Woolworth, Valdez Hotel. ITIIE MORNING JOURNAL la the . accepted want ad medium it> {Daytona (Flu.) One cent a word tan insertion. Minimum 25c. (mmn m n.oRpjr* Hid ,j. U lta T C N — I H c R t ' o N O OSG * yY O U H a r m l e s s i t 's v e R ^ i ’ii P l a i ^ t h a t t o u r . ■IkM M I N D DOG.S N O T *R.UN WITH M l w e, ’ A N D FOC A V J R V C O O 'D f?C 3 A S O fv l j— MM. S T U B B S . (V i.i.or.v u.vil.r II.Ml'.iS, Tampa, Lla. Thousands read the elas- FOR SALK: Outride new limits will In* $200 nvr acre after Sep­ sified pages of Florida’s Great tember 1. Phone 308 W for pres­ Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. ent price. HILTON’S Write for complete rate card. FOR SAI.E: For a quirk turnover IIAtlURII SHOP or development purposes 1 have PALM BEAt II COUNTY The 113 Magnolia Ave. scene Ilf Ntli; .minus develop­ 80 in-res located cio e in fur only 8 First Class Barbers Special Attention ment. Read alsmt it in tin- Palm $,'’,00 00 per acre with good terms. Given To Indies nnd Children Reach Pi- t. Sample copy sent on This will repine quick action if you want it. Call phone 725 horequest fore noon Satuiday. ADVERTI. INr. gets results if it Chinnwnre in English Porce­ reaches potential buyers. Pu- FOR SALK: Lot III. extra large. Highland Ave. Quick rale $1350 lains, Huvnrian and Japanese latka Daily Nt .vs is ciicuiated in Terms, l-’red W. Ball, Phone 300-,I an industrial ami agricultural sec­ China make lovely gifts tion. SALK: I'niP other farm laud The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE in the Journal-ller- FOR within 5 miles of city then see ald, South Georgia’s greatest A. M, Philips, 3D! Oak Avenue. , newspaper. Morning, atlcruooii, One horse and two I weekly ami Sunday. Classified W . H. LONG ;oiis. John Murphy. rutes 10c per line. Wayeross Jour­ la. nal Met aid, Wayeross, Georgia. MEAT MARKET , ~ , . . Lot on Ijturcl Ave. TA.Ml’A MORNING TRIBUNE— Thud ami Fourth Send in your subscription to ths 4M) Sanford Ave. Sanford, Ha only $1! it), ’lerm. Tribune nr hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, Miscellaneous $8.00. d months, $1 ul), three months $2.00. If you desire $l,otn) insur­ II. A. SPEIR ance policy add 75c to your order. DUPLEX shorthand course by Contractor and Builder mail means success. Pay wli -n DO YOU WANT TO BUY or toll you succeed. Cost one-fifth other . *09-M — Phone — 499-M anything? If so advertise in National Shorthand School, Lake the Gainesville Sun. 2108 PALMETTO A Y R land, Flu. '« » » » ANl» ) lUtwtt Mag. KLMudVilm. lOtkStiwt. BY CONDO * " i. f imum 21c cash with order. ARCHITECT fits sales Zen* dis­ rates n » UEACIl the prosperous farm­ ers uml lern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the Del atml FOR SALE: 1’oiui is not in San­ WANTED rond hand reft igera tor. Mu Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Daily New:,, rate lc per Word, cash bo in good condition ford but A. M . Philips is and Phone 25, Phone 480-W. Sanford Avo. At with order. can put you in line for handsome First Street. profit on 40 acre farm. WANTED hou. (•, c TIN AND METAL WORK FOR SALK: Direct from owner. 5 room house, bath, electric Avenue. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds lights, 3 1-2 acres, 40 orange trees of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. on hard road 2 1-2 miles from post Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak office towards Country Club! Ideal Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ place for chickens. Phone &71-J. phone 111.____ ____ A LITTLE WANT AI> IN The HERALD will bring you in big FOR SALE Hawaiian guitar with WANTED: Man with car to sell how to play. Can Building: Material results. Advertise those old ar­ beinstructions complete line quality auto tires seen at 511 Park Ave. ticles you have stored away and anil till. •. Exclusive territory. MIRACLE Concrete Co, general have no use for. A little thirty- FOR SALE, Window screens. Call Experience not necessary. Salary $300.in) per month. Milestone Rub­ cement work, aldewelka, build­ cent ad may bring you several 3211. ber Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. ing blocks. Irrigation bo.raa, J. tt. dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ sentative will call and see you. FOR SALE: One 5 vear old Jer­ TerwiUcger, Prop. sey cow, kind ami gentle us a HJLL LUMBER CO. House a FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Oilundo lamb. Price $50.01). J. R. Teller, Moraine Sentinel; largest classi­ Lake Mary, Fla. Service, Quality and Price. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Directory EVERT TRUE W E L L , B vrr y o u WILL A D M I T , • — W O N 'T 'tV U , KTH AT IF rrJ^ SIGNS Any Kind-— Anywhere DAVID B. H YER l and Quality A Smart Woman IFOR SALE: New bungalow, 5 rooms, all papered, large sleep­ ing porch. Screened front und back or flat, prefer one furnished, by porch. Partly furnished. Wants to the year or will consider short *go North. 4 3-4 miles Orlando time furnished. State price. II. G. Rond ut Citrus Heights. Woolworth, Valdez Hotel. j 83 FEET PARK AVENUE! Facing WANTED: The mildic to know WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving. Embossing. See us firsL We do iL Phone 4I7-W. R. IL Ave.-Commerclal SL ! , > Wanted frUK UIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—it cover* l'.rownr<l County thoroughly which in one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Const. Sample copy und rate card upon request. J. II. H U T C H IN S O N HEAL ESTATE A c r e a g e , F a r m s an d O ra n g e D r o v e s a Sp ecia lty 1020 Laurel Avenue. M em ber o f 3A N F O U D . FLA F lo r id a S late F lo r is t s A s s o c ia t io n . history; a half million dollar high-1 way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; nt two million dollar bridge; ac ro ss Escambia Bay started; l quarter million dollar opera house | under construction; two millions i ■ being spent on highway; gu-atest ch ance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Depul tincnt. Thu Pensa­ cola News. WANTED' High class realty rid, in.in for city and r.iibdivininn E\n Hi nt proposition. Apply Monday timrning, the tilth, Valde.-. Realty Co. Mr. Woolyvorth, Valdez Hotel. Rooms hor Kent Renew Your 1fonlth by Purification DEPENDABLE USED CARS FOR RENT Rooms wita nr with mil meal <. Reasonable rates. 1021 Dodge Touring. I•»»:• Dodge Coupe. Lincoln ll-nme. 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Toilring. FOR RENT: Front U-drmm. Call 1023 Dodge Graham I 1-2 tot »• Milan • Theatre or 321 Mag Truck. tiolia Avenue. 1921 Dodge Screen t-2 ton Truck I. VV. Phillips* Sons FOR SALK Space mi the page for classified advertisements, Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Why not rent liaise vaeant rooms, Phone 3 Oak und 2ml St or sell that secnml-hund goods? Anv phvsiri'i,, will tell you tlmt “ IVrfeel Purification of the By tern h Nature's foundation of Ik rfect IlniHh." Wliy not rid Mouse. See John your elf of chronic nilm-n:n that are nuderiiiiuiiig your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak­ FOR RENT Unfurnished apart ing a thorough course of Cnlntahs, otiee or twice a week for several mont, threo looms, private hath wltli hot water. Private entrance wi-eki nml see how Nature re­ wards you with health. 919 Oak Avenue. t'idol aha are the great eat of all syrtlem purifiers. Get a family package, containing full directions, price 35 els.; trial package, 10 cl«. At any drag store. Adv.) HR RENT: 5 room house, corner SI.r.n Valm-S for Second and Cedar. Apply II. T. . ace. Box 203. Try Smith's Barber 7'»o Values for APARTMENT FOR RENT: Cheap rates for summer months. Apply 300 French Ave. _________ ___ HOUSE FOR RENT: 5 room house, south of s, Imol house at Paula. Apply to J. (!. Hcrvslicrzer, Shop for good harbor work. Radios welcome. Next to Valdez. Ft •It RENT: Two large rmun ■ f<«r light liuusiiig. West First Street, Plrnnc t’lHfi-W. Earle T. Field FUR RENT: Furnished apartment Cull Sanford Paint and Wall Pa per Co., First Street. Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts G. TAYLO R DYER ".A tIiv:il**r Sanford Through A Greater Chamber of Commerce*’ I'nlnting—Decorating PHONE U03 BINE'S F1LLIN( STATION I ..til.' I ' o l u i i l i . o - l l r m n l e y IIUL; Satif-oii F lorid a 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla 10 Lots IN S U R A N T T w ailioininp laud south of Itose Court, a lliis subdivision is staked und j’ ready to pul on the market. S $25,000 9|t II«•«»•» V||M ' ||.|| ill.' Sl, II4,too H|»l,ll|sh IIOM. III.*,, to I ,,-,-pt loliutl V i .*-•> I•IIOS li.*iiiutttiil fltmrM. ilii’il AUGUSTA CIIRONK’ LK — Au­ gusta, Gu., Augusta's greatest classified medium, rule, cash, lbcharge. IOc minimum. , tKIHTi’lil . fiilimlill I*MI, irJ.lMKMNI lt*i «. t \i i it Hiinlcrti IA|".( Il l Feet l itr liniiiii 11%%rlliiiK in a.••»•*! tii'l^biMirlioiiil nt MORGANTOWN. U VA„ people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word fur six consecutive issues. Have you rooms to rent or some You are wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ second hand furniture to sell? sified advertisement. Phone it in Ua« The Herald's classified page today. No. 148, Iil 1'f II i. v > I* IMI1T r»,• IVni Thai Hn,»« t C Mo luty. M.millirl orrit bt ■kfiiun-Miiil.Irr 1‘ al** to.. NiitU by i.iihsi sij iM i.rr i 'o « r * » t III VIhmiihIIm Ay*, ■•knar Z7U ..... 50c Etc. As Long As They Lust ■ a THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's lurgest daily. Want ail rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 Insertions I M e; (5 or more lc jot word each Insert .... Automobiles on Sanford Ave, $150.00 Per Ft A. P. CONNELLY & SONS MugmilM at Second I ’hon e Easy Terms IH Iiu* uniM hitler* n rllt l»r Hii’ M|ilrlt of 11«• prtiplr. I rf'«i (Mill Iiitir 1h«*r f*»r t« itU’ Krr, brllrr, iiutl Imulrr cuuiiiiuullr* 214 E. FIRST ST, W. K. SMITH, MG I ii INVESTMENTS EUAN'S n KMSimteSSSSUClIRS'lMklSSSSaiSSHMSOXSSSSSSSXMSSIIlMU* liy (IKOKLK M cM ANllS on New First Street 01* FATHER T CAT T O OOC*A,rs"b DOT K N O 'W ’a PLACE. YODACT ^>0 Vr. T O TH tW *k A O t > C O b t T O rCjlT r f l D O N 'T F Q H G E .T T O TAvKVl V O O R W E L L MAo*c*tfc 1 I VE. t^OT A bOARO I OC D IR E C T O R V M E E T IN ’ T O O M I HATE. T O OOT Q U ^IB lub*3 I'D LU)colN L t>7) : t e ‘o YOU M O W N ! MLi ,LECT UiO*D)t4E’b‘j ’ IT RAUStriC* V tltR 'f H/N RO- o h THAT V/D*L F.A.‘ j T Per Foot Terms to Suit N O v /O n O E R LF-T MF. GOT •‘ p n r. KHOw A )\AT The p ic n ic VtOULO O E Ca l l e d o r r : \'t L IV y r! 11. S. LONG. Mgr, Rooms 9-10-11 Hall Hidg, PlmtH' G57. t. F c a iu r c S e r v ic e : I mc !<>t«in n *bt» leseived. » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/b9f6f6114c6228013e6a5ae2179c8ea5.pdf f9988c71a658cc7c079ccfa1ac06268b PDF Text Text ASSOCIATED PR ESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS NUM BER 317. [ Dr. Alexander Karr | New Spirit Of Community Greatest Result Of Campaign, Says Director brcnce Will Open |nday at Capital pen ilitf DebtWill IFully Discussed l>y Dnitiol II. McFjirlnnd. Director of th e CurupuiKii Vice President, American City Bureau Said on I has raised $100,(Hit) f ir the use of its Chamher ot ( (immerce for advertising Sanford and Seminole county and rendering various kinds of service all de­ signed to Iniild a g re a te r and more prosperous city. Sanford now stan d s at (lie head of all cities in the world in the support of its Chamber of Commerce on a Seven Ballots Taken By Jury Before Chicago Murdere: Is Pronounced Insane; Jury D eliberates Three Hours ice Will Send »ys Next Month Saulord has pu t on a Chamber of Commerce cam ­ paign that ran tru e to schedule from the day it started to the end. It first doubled the original goal, then trip ­ led it. and finully decided to quadruple it. Sunlord furnished a team organization that was equal in size and ability to cities of a q u a rte r of a million people, and it was as large at the end as at the beginning. Sanford has all these things to its credit, but to me the greatest thing, and of the g reatest value in the long run, is the new sp irit of the community. It has been said by some of th e greatest civic leaders of America that a line community spirit is the g reatest asset th a t a community can have,—g reater than location, resources or any other factor. It is true for when a community has tin* right > »rt of sp irit, it can accomplish any thing w ithin itialionsExpected He ResumcdSoon Kalian Nation Dr. K arr cdurntinnal of the American City Bureau, lighted citiezns in a series of ad­ MlIGTON. Aug. 7.—■ dresses given here Inst week in die interest of the great fnrwaril funding of B elgium 's movement. Dr. K arr’s eloquent DO,OHO war debt to th e appeal fur more co-operutimi | States will be taken among the citizens in building ,i Pnnlly Monday by th e greater Sanford, was received lean and Belgium d ebt with enthusiasm here. [ssion. m o s t sim ultaneously (he fixing today of th e fo-llit ■a* negotiations in- Big 4-Day Campaign For ‘Greater Sanford’ HONOR ROM, FOR “GREATER CITY" DRIVE IS GIVEN S anford’s great forw ard m ovem ent, instituted by the C ham ber of Commerce, canio to a glorious end tonight at an elaborate Victory D inner w hen n tabulation of the final d a y ’s cam paign results showed th a t $105,000 had luen rais­ ed and 1,200 m em berships added to th e Cham ber in an in­ tensive four-day cam paign. Mrs. Ic. I{. A1for.| $,‘15; Minnie U i' By virtue oi its record, th e S anford C ham ber of Com­ Allen, $25; Allen Hrent, $100; merce becomes the largest in th e world per capita population, II. Aly, $25; It. W. Amusun, $25; It. W. linker, $25; J. A. Italania, according to tin announcem ent m ade bv Daniel II Me F a r . $25; Harney Ileek. $25; \V. K. Holts, $25; K. W. Diggers, $25; .1. (’. Hills, Jr.. $100; Florence Hidi'*!*• $26; I- T. Hluekwell, $25; John Holly. $25; W. I. Hnyd. $25; (I. II. Hrnwn $25; Hassell llrown, $25; II. A. llrown, $25; J. M. Hrnwn, 325; I,. II. Hrnwn, 325; \V. S. II rum ley, $25; Mrs. J. It. Colder, $25; M. |{. Caraway. $25; I. C. Carter. $25; K. A. Carver. $25; Battista Coresoli, $25; 11. Ceveuri, •using ‘J.‘> team s reported as folr>; Maj. I). L. T h rash e r, $1,35Q; Maj. S. O. Shinholser, $2,550. L>n reached American of|h.u France purposed to [ililit commission here next ' , [ 'P 1 turned eagerly to the foreman ili vlu n he announced to the court l.y iv vcrip.t was uudy and us tllS liailiff passed the verdict to t . the ch rk, Scott’s eyes followed the LMI .dip of paper that might mean life |or death. 'J. Wlien the verdict was read 5'J Scott'i mouth twitched nervously )u. and lie shifted ids position in the ir. chair, lie sat motionless at the by 'de of his attorneys while the dV court entered the judgment on the |y verdict ami was hurried out of the ' room as the bailiff adjourned the Isessions. M m . Catherine Scott, the young . wife of the prisoner, leaned f»rward in an attitude of prayer after .j. I the verdict was read. Scott's mother, at his side, wept and em­ braced Scott's wife, while Thomas •9 Scott, in aged and crippled fnlh*t er, received thu verdict without ■'• show of emotion. '55 Scott, while going to the asylum ;R us insane, ^till faces death on the gallows should he qver lie found R to have regained his sanity. '•s Scott, convicted of the murder '•' of Joseph Maurer, a drug clerk. '*• was saved from death three weeks; •' ago, six hours before he was to have been hanged by a week's reL- prieve from Gov. Small. 's Two weeks ago tonight, less i r ! than four hours before he was to t- walk on the death trap, he was a again saved from the noose by a ,'-! petition filed before Judge David ie at 2 o'clock m the morning dcrlarit ing him to lie insane. ) tThe hearing which saved his life j ie was the sanity trial concluded late , today and which started Monday, j ^ ll.nl Scott been found sane, he ,| would have In-eti sentenced to death „. once more, this time by the judge I, who ptesided at the sanity hear­ ts , big- ■meats with these l tree L would see the fu u .jag tAatiiiiUiy I2u UiAuati ot of tho totnl unfunded for1 "f lightly more than [billions of dollars, a result tiijlil bo highly gratifying lament officials. Ih. Commission Meets, linary to the meeting with l.ui commission, which nr■>' tonight, the American ■un held its first formal Klansnicn Flock To Washington Today 111 1oinniissionors to■ tho sltuabelgiuni, hut were ■r<Jury Kellogg and ’ho communications H‘ b.«*n had with ull '‘•itions except Rubho purpose was nic inlM-rs fully us to U"R with respect to •» D i e m K ille d *»-***'-A‘ LOWELI lives were I bile plunge a bridge ei feet to the und Maine i tims were . train uml motor i\u iviux mao* '• in* n were arriving in the capital tl frM|,i far and near today us the I advance guard of the more than 50,000 visitors expected for the i (q;j„ demonstration here Suturday. i Among early arrivals were num: hers "f high officials of the order who are lending a hand in arrange­ ments for the reception of the big e 1influx of Klunsnien and their fam>-1ilies early Saturday on more than f 41, special trains chartered for the i) sioii. Klun headquarters here II ' ; seething place today with - now arrivals seeking information • r..„ tii • urogram of events tomor- ,v? burton, Repuli. ndcr Secretary Di'asury, who was n ..V f the commisKH"‘tt Wadsworth, presented their ohr>'gard t0 the Ku,a* situation WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—Some! lute tri recent visits treasury officials now hope to be [months able to recommend a tax rcduc-1$20.0S7 tion of $-'150,000,000 or $ 100,000,000 ords ot •oventh in Florida to the next session of congress. A • Uuil'l 1 production, suys budget of $2,100,000,000,000 for i months late department the fiscal year of 1027 is amount' r*- minimum loadu >crates atruight Flowers, $25; C. D. Forrester. $25; Alfred Foster, $25; II. N. Fox. $25; b. I. Frazier. $250; N. t). Carner. I$50; II. It. Gray, $25; Hubert A. Greene, $25; II. Cuyton, $25; Al­ bert Halt. $25; J. G. Hall, $25; .Michael Halter. $25; I.. N. Ilanm-ll. $25 Leary Head. $25; C. K. Hein rich. $25; Dr. J. J. Ileitli, $25; ('. I*. Henderson, $25; c. K. Henry, $100; J. Ilerhst. $25; G. Ilerhst, The second turning point is this campaign, i believe $25; Glenn Holcombe, $25; N. J. it has created a movement th a t will not stop but will grow Hopkins, Jr., $25; lla/cd K. Hous­ in volume front day to day, for people are going to eomo ton, $25; C. C. Howard. $25; Lute Howell, $25; W. I. Hughey, $25; here in large numbers to be identified with a grow irg ami Win. Humphries, $25; John p. substantial city. Win dtottld they go to a place built upon Iv y , $25; J. V. Johnson, $25; Dan artificial foundations when th ere are cities like Saulord H. Jones. $25; F. L. Jones, $25; th at have been built upon the s did foundations of com­ II. W. Jones, $25; J. It. Jones, $25; merce. transportation, and service to a great section of A. F. Kelley, 525; Ashley Kelly, $25; Jessie D. Kleinmnn, $25; C. the state. tV. Kuapti, $25; T. \V. Lawton. Sanford has already built up a m arket for its farm pro­ $25; \V. J. Luwlon, $25; IJoy tl ducts th at would be worth a million dollars to any city Shoe Co., $125; Lodge Cash Grocif it could ho transferred, but time has proved th at it is l ory, $25; A. Isiuditnherg, $25; A. practically impossible to change the location of a natural <!. Loosing. $25; A. .1. I.ossing, It. tV. laissiug. $25 I n -Beth m arket, and the future will see Sanford growing g reater C$100; afeteria, $250; Kdwnrd l.tiderk, and g re a ter as the trucking cen ter of the slate, and with $25; John l.mlwie, $25; J. F. Meit will come its development as a tourist (rentier and these t'lclland, $25; Martio McL'eltniid, two united will make it w hat it should he already, one [$100; J. tv. MeKuown, $26; Win. M. McKint, Sr.. $26; J. T. MeLain, of the five great cities of the state. $26; Henry A. Me Michaels. $25; I congratulate the people of Sanford i i | kiii th e ir great W. A. McMullen. $50; K. L. Market ichievement. By their united, effort they have made the $25; It. Marsh, $25; It. II. Marsh­ name, “Sanford," mean much more than it ever did before, all. $25; I. D. Martin. $25; It. tV. nid by continuing thi united effo rt, they can build here Mason. $26; tV. (’. Mend, $25; C. F. Meiov, $25; F. T. Meriwether, the kind of a citv that they would like to see. $25; J. W. Mere. $25; I*. A. Mere, Young Bride Of Few Months Charged With Murdering Her Soldier Husband LKXIN’GTON, Ky., Aug. 7 Tru­ man Viley, 21, scien of Kentucky aristocracy, came to Lexington three months ago front Manila on a fgurlough from the army. Now he is deud and his bride of a few weeks, Margaret l.owrey Viley, 22, has been held without hail for the grand jury on a charge she mur­ dered him She denies it. The death of Viley ended a swift courtship and marriage, with resi­ dence following in a modest part of the city. In April according to n relutive*, Viley came here. He played tennis, went about und en­ joyed himself. While in a theater he met Miss Lowry. After a short courtship thuy were married. Saturday a week ago, Viley, re­ turning home after nightfall, was wounded by a bullet from a ■•mall calibre rifle as he wa« nearing his home. The m atter was reported ns an uccidcnt. Viley was taken to a some witnesses testifying they ,<au Mrs. Viley fire the shot. She was also alleged to have made threats against the life of her huihund. Witnesses for the defen ;•• t**stifleil the shooting was accidental. She wept us the stories were told. Mrs. Mary Haley and Mrs. Barbarn Thompson said they saw the bride shoot her husband. Asa Itny said Mrs. Viley told him she had shot her husband. Among wit­ nesses for the defense was Sirs. F. C. Hell relutive of Viley, who suid her dying kinsniun told her thu shooting was accidental. Others say Viley told them the affair was un accident. _ Viley was the son of George W. Viley, formerly government em­ ploye at Washington. Inter being transferred to the Philippines. Thu Vileys are connected with most of the old lending families of Ken- Markets Active Working Drgnnizalion O f ('am paign Largely Re­ sponsible For Large Mem­ bership Fund Subscribed. ter iif the campaign outer Kurr ax eduenr, the preiddentH of f this city wi. iv chosen ). Mitchell, j fur the "allied command,” includMr*. Hazel jing F. I\ Forester of the First NuV. Nichols, Ilona! Hank, Muyor Forrest Lake J. (’. Hack- of the Seminole County Hank and $25; Halm W. II. Tnnnicliffe of the Sanford N. F. Par- Hank and Trust Company. $25, Louis At the meeting of the "greater •sold, $25; hundred" committee, nine person* Paul P. Pe- were chosen to net with the Hoard $25; (,'luru of Governors of the Chumlier of i-se, $25; J. Commerce us the Kxecutive ComK. Uitcide, milieu of the movement. Judge K. ; M. Rosen- F. Ilousholder has acted as chuiry, $125; \V. man of this body. , $25; Thco Those composing the Kxecutive Municipal Committee are, Judge K. F. Ilous/iedo Truck holder, chairman, Kdwurd Higgins, nford Paint Forrest Lake, It. J. Holly, S. (), nford Paint Shinholser, W. II. Tunnictiffe, ; Otto S«'li- John Meisch, George D. Hishop midi, $25; and John Meisch of the hoard of Karl J. governors of thu trmlu body and l H. Scott, H. C. DuHo*c, George A. DeCottcs, W. S. Sew- T. I.. Dumas, F. P. Forster, Mrs. $25; A. D. J- (•- Leonard!, J. G. Sharon, II. Smith. $25; R. Stevens. Mrs. Henry Wight, F. mes Smith. T. Williams, and F. K. Wilson. $25; G. II. latter U. J. Holly wits chosen col(ford, $25; onel of the teams and then MajSteinheltz, urs J. G. Hull, D. L. Thrasher, [o Six) Floyd Piilmer tind 3. O. Shinholser -----were appointed to head tho four 8TOI.KN divisions of the teams. The por% 7.—Five soniiel of the teams follows: ie store nnd .Major’s Hall's Division ,i-wia Com- Captain John Hender; IJeutenfurriers, ants—H. Kent, Juhn Jinkins, Kd. i into the Meisch. ing 16 pelt Captain It. H. Chapman; Lieu­ * valued at tenants G.'L. Hled.me, I.. H. Steele, (Continued on Pago Two) I ampaign Opens Yurxilijr. The "G reater Sanford" Cam­ paign formally opened Tuesday morning when more than 200 worker* gathered (lt the offices of the Chamber of .Commerce and then marched through the huilness section before beginning tint act­ ual canvas*. The opening was im auspicious ns the closing except that tonight enthusiasm was high­ e r and jubilation more apparent. Within three hours nfter the campaign had opened, the workers reported that the sum of $154115 bad been raised. The sum re prorented 1,017 new memberships, r o r the first morning the speriul enmmitteo was responsible for raising $20,100 and tram s $<5,515, ••o.iI Kearhrd Second Day. The second day’s ehcck-up show. <*d that the publicity fund had be *it increased to $52,701, evreeding the goal of $50.nnn th at had been set previous to the campaign's open­ ing. The membership, through tho efforts on the second day, wax In­ creased from I.U7 to 2.10H. Of this amount the special committee the third day of the Maw the fund boosted representing 2,775 . Of the $15,184 bent every energy toward mak­ ing the campaign a success ami one that would he broadcasted far and wide ns one of the moit out­ standing civic achievements ever attained. Ilefore beginning their work this inorniii':. the c.unp ligner* joined by several tlmusund Sanford citizens, successfully staged a uni­ que publicity stunt, which w.i t filmed and made a pari of u spec­ ial movie tuken of the campaign and which will he distributed and shown in all parts of tho country. The stunt consisted in the for­ mation of a parade made up of ev­ ery person who has joined during the present campaign. The parade �9 PAGE fclGIIT THE SANFORD •- RAI.D. THURSDAY. AUGUST (n 1025, Vm ***+ + ***4 >$$<:*** v v v v v v v v v M * v W * * V r » t* « * * + f Issued a Tomorrow the greatest civic movement in the history of Sanford, and one of the greatest in the history of Florida, will come Io a close. The goal of SHO.OOO—believed at first to be im­ possible—has already been passed, and the sales organization, imbued v/ith the new Sanford spirit, is working to increase the total to $60,000, $65,000, 870,000, and even $75,000, depending upon the optimism of the individual. The greater the showing, the more astonishment it will bring to the people of the nation, because Sanlord is breaking a!! records for a city of its size. livery adult in the-city and surrounding country who can at lord to invest seven cents a day in building a greater com­ munity and creating larger opportunities should become a mem­ ber. If you have not been called upon, it has been due to an over­ sight, and we would appreciate ii if you would give your member­ ship to any worker you see or telephone the Chamber of Com­ merce. Vre want everybody in Sanford to come down town toinor!ww ■JwNNHg a! -hdh odor!- to secalu ltakepartinallni< luem ot,.0n•*>^ stunt that will be p art of a Sanford picture. A Sul>su ipiion Booth lor those who will subscribe memberships in the t hamher of (^mmerce will be erected at First and Palm etto sheets, and a t .):.{() o clock the line will form. Pictures will be taken ot people subscribing for memberships and of the crowds I he stores have been asked by the Mayor to dose from 10to KKitj o clock so that everybody can take part. ' LET US MAKE A (;RKAT FINISH OF THIS REMARKABLE CIVir 1'^ ES ()1« ALL THE STATE ARE ON SANFORD. ALREADY IT H \S RFCEI1 DOCS FREE ADVERTISING AS THE RESULT OF THIS C \iMPA 11N p« i WORKER KEKI* AT HIS TASK UNTIL THE m i “VICTORY" DIN NER TOiVK) AT 6:.I0 O’CLOCK AT THE SEMINOLE CAKE ° M° I - . ; . . ; . . ; . . ; . ... �TEAMS, LEADERS RECEIVE P R A IS E FOR THEIR WORK STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART having had a chance to atrike n blow. (Continued from Page One.) • Valuable Painting Of Christ Is Found R ecentlyln Mexico SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARE!* UNDER AUTHORITY OP RESOLUTION NO. 157, adapted on tbe MtH day of Anguit, A. D. 1921, by (be CUy Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following1 la the estimated cost of paving- Holly Avenue from Mint). i. street n width of 24 feet with 6 *nc According to the chemical school ALBUQUERQUE. N. M . An*. K. B. Wright, E. B. Randall, Jr., gas will decide the next war. It 7.—Father J. J. Hartman, chaplain Donald Davey. may be outlawed but it will be ,n f St. Anthony's ..... - orphanage, . - J . has Captain F. W. Talboot; lieuten­ found what he believes to h- one ants B. L. Perkins, W. M. Haynes, used. Whole armies will be gassed in of the most important a rt discov­ A. J. Losalng, Earle T. Field, W. their trenches. Crews will be gass­ eries of America or Kdrope in reG. Fox, L. T. Bryan. ed on ships at zea. The population cent years, n life-size painting of Captain Joa. G. Sharon; Lieu­ of entire cities will perish simi­ Christ in a Catholic mission churehf tenants—Leon L. LoRoy, Paul larly. Airplanes will be convenient at the Indian pueblo of Isleta, near Lake, L. P. Hagan, Dr. S. Pulesfor raining down death thus but here. • ton, Ed. Higgins, Glen Wlmbush, , ,, Fnther Hartman has seen the their ammunition will bo chemical. Mra. R. A. Newman, Mrs. Stella most noted paintings of Christ all P. Arrington, W. T. Wheelesa. Captain W. E. Walthall; LieuThese aren't all the schools— over the world, and he considers _________ „ _____ to military funda- only some of the principal ones. the work in the mission church the tennnts Mrs. John G. lxwnardy, John Rumbley, W. C. Hill, F ran k , mentalists the next war will be Wuh Total estimated csot............... —.............................. -fi*0 much disagreement most perfect ho has studied. The Miesch, Frank Whitner, Jr., L. T. about the snnu* old thing. Armies, among them, what’s a nation, de- picture is partly in relief, and the To he borne entirely by adjacent property owners. color harmony is rciimrkabte* with infantry as their backbones, pendent on their ndvice, to do? Bryan, H. B. Lewis. He believes the painting to he of Number of feet frontage.................. 2,119.05 Captain F. E. Roumillat; Lieu­ will fight on Innd. Navies with Build up an ull-round military tenants—T. M. Fox, E. F. Lane, with the strongest (lying force will establishment, to suit the whole the Ryzantine era, preceding any Assessment per foot frontage............$5.9696 of the European schools. The FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. fight at sen. Aircraft will figure W. P. Stone and Dr. J. N. Tolar. name of the artist is not known. more than ever before but only as outfit? That’s a large order. Major Paljnar’a Division Description ^ eet *’re*‘l A navy, for instance, is expen­ Father Hartman is of the opinion Name Captain C, L. Britt; lieutenants army and navy auxiliaries, after Frontage Asae: that the painting was brought to sive. If it's to be destroyed, first alt. W arfare's principles haven’t —L. C. Uebout, A. L. Betta, K. B. shot out of the bottle, by aircraft, the Isleta mission by early padres A. C. Martin’s Addition, Sanford McCrneken, Howard Overlin, F. L. it would be better to scrap it and who accompanied Spanish conWoodruff, Jr. Millard Bellamy, Lot 6 blk 11 Tr. 10............. 57 concentrate on aircraft. _ ijulstdores on their t*'ns^ of m nCaptain S. M. IJoyd: LleutenUnknown (W. G. Aldritlge) Lot 7 blk II Tr. 10 GO queest through New Mexico. The Yet suppose the country does a n ts - J . G. Michael, VV. K. White, that, and then the aviation school mission church i» about a no years Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 8 blk 11 Tr. 10 50 W. S. Coleman, C. M. Hand, W. Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 9 ldk 11 7r. 10 50 turns out to he mistaken. That old. A. The picture has been temporarily would he bad business, too. CapUin William J. Hardy; LieuUnknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 10 blk 11 Tr. 10 57 Well, it’s up to the experts to removed from the church because Klen Ares Estate, Lot 1 blk 11 Tr. 11............... 57 t r i m . , U . Hutton, Jos. D. of its great value, until permanent Chittenden. A. P. Haggard, E. A. fight’s started.'fight it out the best they can. arrangements for its safe keeping J. E. Laing, Lot 2 blk 11 Tr. 11............ ......... r*Q Douglass, Frank I-osaing. inri be made. J. K. Loing, Lot 3 blk 11 Tr. 11-................ Captain W. A. Lcffler; Lieuten­ an ts—II. F. Whitner, Jr., Mrs. R. Atlantic Const Line R.R. Co. Lot 4 blk II Tr. 1150 E. Tolar, If. M. Rumbley, K. It. Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co., Lot 5 blk II Tr. 1157 Dean. J. N. Prather, Lot 0 blk 12 Tr. 10 .................... 63.1 Captain G. E. McCall; LleutenJ. N. Prather, Lot 7 blk 12 Tr. 10 .............. 6.7-4 a n ts — Frank McNeill, Hawkins Connelly, !>. P. Chittenden, C. A. Wm. Irirk,, Lot 1 blk 12 Tr. 11....................... 63.1 Whiddon, L. T. Bryan. Captain L. U. May; Lieutenants * The following is the final estimated cost of Paving his own life at 10 o'clock today I —S. A. Wilkinson, R. L. Christen- Thirteenth Street sooth to Hughey St. a width of 24 I,V shooting himself once through berry, Dr. R. M. Mason, J. O. asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. the right temple. The incident ocLaney, George W. Brockhnhn and 507.7 cu yds. grading at 40c ......... - ................................ cinred in a Invocatory on the sec­ Hawkins Connelly, ond floor of the Duval County 340D sta. yds overhaul a t lc............................................. .Major Shlnholser'a Division Court House. Ill health was the Captain R. A. Winston; Lieuten­ 4687 tin ft. curl) nnd gutter at 76c................................... only apparent motive, according to : — .......... ants—G. S. Selman, John E. Cox, 280 lin. ft. single curb headers at 35c his associates. G. E. McKay, A. C. Carter, R. G. 6087 sq. yds. macadam foundation (6 inch thick) at 80c Davey. 6126 sq. yds. 2 inch nsphnlt top at $1.03.......................... Captain Fred W. Ball; IJeutenents—J . W. McKeown, Warren R. 644 sq ft. alley return at 30c........................................... 8.73 cu yds clnss B concrete nt 23.00 ......................... Smith, Lewis O’Bryan, H. S. Hag­ gard, F. J. Wilson. 8 inlets type A nt $.15,00 ......................................... Captain H. C. DuBose; Lieuten­ 3 inlets type B at- $30,00............................................. ants—I- I. Frazier, T. W. Idiwton, 300 lin. ft. 12 inch concrete sewer 0-8 nt $1.75 F. R. Wilson, Fred T. Williams, 7 manholes 4-0 nt $50.00.............................................. J. E. Spurling. Captain J. C. Hutchinson; Lieu- 818 M. *7 inch drain tile 0-3 nt $100.00 per M tnnnnts—Miss T. T. Daniels, It. Y. 1054 MUM lumber in trenches at $75.00 per M 'Davey Rev. T. J. Nixon, Paul Dig­ 2501 lin ft. 12 inch storm sewer nt $1.05 0-1 ....... gers, H. B. Lewis. 260 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewer a t $2.25 (0-4) Captain Elton J. Moughton; Extra work ............................................................... Lieutenants—Robert Herndon, F. 2 monuments nt $0.50 ......................................... Laboratory Inspection of materials......... .......... Legal expense, advertising etc 2 per cent Engineering 5 per rent ....... ............ ............. 280.00 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company , 15.00 Right-of-way in blk 14 Tr. 10.... .................. cl -jq ;i:i7.t>0 w . C. H ill, Lot 1 blk 14 Tr. 11........................... 6.I.R3 ------ W. C. H ill, Lot 2 h)k 14 Tr. 11.— ............. ,n > 150.00 Metes nnd Bounds Descriptions, .Sanfvfli A. V. French—Beg. 519 feet West of the NE Cor. of NW 1-4 Sec. .70, Twp. 19 S. R. .7u }■], run West 100 ft. South 140 ft. East loo ft. North 140 ft. to beg.....:.......................... , , 0 inary C. Gowon—Beg. 701 feet West of the N h Cor. imcnt of NW 1-4 Sec. .70, Twp. 19 S. R. 30 E. run South 140 feet West 100 feet, North 140.27 140 feet, Ear.t 100 feet to beg......... ........ 110 108.48 Notice is hereby given to any and all per,on, int 198.48 | special Assessments against the vnrious pieces „f pro ^ »8.48 scrii,ed that said special assessments nre payable in fun" . J 140.27 ,Inys a fter the above and foregoing special a ., .nifnt 140.27 equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten ei|uaj ann * 198.48 j w| th interest a t the rate of Wc per nnnum from a()|J ““0 198.48 i sai(, 911CL.iai nS},rssmcnts stand approved nnd confirmed ' 1 198.48 A nu.eting of the Equalizing Board of the City of *o , 140-48 will he held a t the City Hull at 2:30 P. M. „„ lhe 17(h anfor '7*5.08 A j, ip 25, at which meeting said Board will V,,4r ' iy of !?8..47 piainta and objections ns to such special a s - e s i * ^ * a 170.C8 time adjust and equalize said assessments r,n a b»rij ,!f T" • 79.07 rig i,ti and when said special assessments are to justed, same will then stand confirmed nnd he, anjj 1 71.02 | liens upon the property ngainst which snid asMs!l8tnls * I74.GU until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 157' 74.60 by the City Commiaricn of the City Sanford, Haiids, on A ' 71.03 1924. 1 74.60 (SEAL) L. It. PHILIPS, City PU END Building Permits At Fort iMyers Increase FORT MYERS, Aug. 7.—Build­ ing permits in this city since the he,'inning of the fiscal year on April 1, last, totaled more than double tl.J amount for the corres­ ponding four months in 1924. In July building permits fere issued in llio amount of $125,510. This brings the total up to $138,200 for the four months ended July 31, us compared with $207,673 for the same period In 1924, I N < <H U T OK r n i i N T Y J i m u : HKMiNol.r: r ot JN T Y. M A I K IIK I l . n u i l >A l o l « eit .i t .( .if Itnbea-i H P u r d n n T O A i d , c i t i : i i i i ( i um i . Ki , , \ Ti - : t : s M U T H I u L'TKKM AND Al . l . p e n • HONS HA V I N' ! Cl.AIM.H (>lt p K J t ND.S All A I NST S A I D E S T A T E Von. iitiJ ench of you, « r o i nn , I*)' i o . t i n . d iia.l r e i j u l r •••) t o [,rt-f*-oi a n y c l a i m * hu .i d e m a n d s w h i c h you o f c i t h e r of you, m s ) Imvu s k u I i im I h * e * t a i „ iif ituliriin ;i I ' u r t l u n , *|«-rent! d, Inlv *f tT-mlmd*fount). K l o r ll I t o Die (J Mil tool It I. P e e l ' R x r c n t o r . o f Mill e s t a t e , w i t h In t w o y e a r s f r o m ( he dal** h e r e of D a i , ,1 t u n * Sr.ih A D , loir, It I- P U C K , K x e c u r u r . $23,823.61 Total cost exceeds th(. preliminary estimated cost, which cannot be exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. E. it. Trafford’a Map of Sanford. Feet Final Frontage Assessment NAME: Description M. T. Halley, Lot 0 blk 15 tr. 0 M. T. Halley, Lot 7 blk 15 tr. 6 M. T. Ilalley, N 50 ft, Jot 8 blk 15 tr. 6 J. A. Cunningham, S 11 ft. of h>t 8 idk 1 J. A. Cunningham, lot 9 ldk 15 tr. 0 J. A. Cunningham, lot 10 hlk 15 tr. 0 Melsch Realty Co., Lot ! hlk 15 tr. 7 Meisrh Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 15 tr. 7 Melsch Realty Co., Lot 3 hlk 15 tr. 7 The Oaks, Sanford, Mrs. A. I>. Lane, lot 1 Mrs. A. D. lame, Lot 2 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 2 Mrs, A. D. Lane, Lot 1 Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 0 Frank Loaalng, Lot 10 K. .1. White's Subdivision, Sanford, Fla. T. E. Wilson Eat., Lot I ldk 2 95 I. W. Phillips Sons, Lot 2 blk 2 95 Edna McCulh-r and Emma Owens, l.ot 3 Idk 2 47.5 Sanford Heights, Sanford, Fla, Geo. A. DeColtes, Lake and Key, Lot I 127 Geo. A. DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 30 127 Geo. A. DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 31 127 Mrs. Fannie Schwartz, Lot 00 127 Forrest Lake and A. it. Key, Lot 00 127 I. Toyama, Lot 07 127 C. Schultz and K. F. Ilousholder, Lot 90 127 Cassandra Schultz, Lot 97 127 S. E. Dnudnoy, l.ot III 151 R. K. Shiver, Lot 112 154 J. A. Kelley, Lot 110 151 G. A. Ikd ottc: , Lake and Key. Lot 117 154 KM.ile Huh 1014 H. Pun|,oi I T 1H P U I t T I I K I t O l t D K I U ' I ) t h a t t hi n . it.,1 Ion he p u h l l s h ei ) In T h e Hififord lleruld, a n e w s p a p e r pubt l s l i x t In Ha n f o r d . Heutltiolc t ' m i n t y , Kl n r l d a . o n e * e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r ro n s e cu tlv * weeks. U I T N K H 8 My h a n d nml o f f l e l u l s e a l t h i s t h * 17th d a y u t J u l y A. D lilt. JAB. O. N i l AKO.N, Cou nty J u d a s i t tUmtuuls County, I u.rlda IhKAh) J u l y 17 - 7 t - 3 l - A u g u s t 7-11. LAST CALL ___ LAST CHANCE DRESSES Washable Silk and Hruatlclnlli SPORT, F E L T AND TRIMMED r ita tiu u T o Mr* I) p De a l t u t i of Kl n i t strni. o u t . M, * <| y p M o r t o n i f ni l ai i i l . , , PI o r Id n. J u s e p h W i l l i a m er. Imutne p e r s o n , )t. J M P o w ­ er w u a r d l a n of J o s e p h W i l l i a m Po - . t - r i ii t a n o p e r s o n , hotli o f l a n n i e 1 F l o r i d a s a d It J M |*u w s r o f Mi n x w u o d , Ki url du. n n d a l l nt lu- r | n-rs ors e l s l m l n u I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e ft . Mowi ng d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , l y. In i . ml t i e l n u in Hvmt uole P o u r i t v , r l o r h l n t o - w ft H\V 1-4 of HK | . « n n d N W I - t of t t w | . | nnd K l - z of £ W 1-1 Hsc. T h i r t y - l o u r (.It) T o w n s h i p T w e n t y (JO) Bout It. P - n o w T w e n t y - tilns (!V) P a s t W h e r e a s , It. J. M P o w e r «* a.tm i h l s t r i i t o r o f t h e e s t a t s of IMIrh Al i ce I u W t r , d e c e a s e d , hrts Hi ed p e t i t i o n t o sel l r e a l e s t a t e of t h e 1.1 o v v n.ild e*tnt,> of K d l l h Alice P o w e r , d e c e a s e d In o r d e r t h a t t he d e h t ’, i f t h e e s t a t e of t h e s a i d d e ­ l i i ' i i l tntiy he n j i d I T 14 T I I K I t G K O I t K O l t D E f l P . D A N D lit I I K f t B U V O l t D E U K D . (Imt nnd each of you hs nnd uppuar ? oii >ef ,r* t h e f n u n i y . l u d s e ' s C o u r t ut t h e t ' o u r t I lo u s e in .Hanford, F l oIda, o n t h e tTitti d a y iif Auaoi M, A D t e ’ S I * - . , - , „ i t h e r e til s h o w c a u s e w h y s a i d P e t i t i o n to sel l lte.il R a ­ ta l# to pay Debts should not l a Starts Saturday, August 8th, Lasts 10 Day» L. L. L. I-. E. White, Lot 0 hlk 2 62 K. White, Lot 7 hlk 2 62 K. White, Lot 8 blk 2- . . . . . . . 02 K. White, Lot 9 blk 2 . 62 L. K. White, Lot U) blk 2 ....... 62 L. E. White, Lot 11 blk I 62.1 L. E. White, Lot 12 blk I 58.5 L. E. White, Lot 13 hlk -I 58.5 L. E. White, Lot 11 blk 4 58.5 L. E. White, Lot 15blk I 58.5 L. E. White, Lot 16 hlk 4 ... 68.5 L. E. White, Lot 17 hlk 4 ___ 68.5 I.. K. White, Lot 18 blk 4 58.5 k E* White, Lot 19 blk l 58 , L. K. White, Lot 20 blk I 68.5 A. C. L. Ry Co., Right nf Way on Lake Charm Brunch of A. C. L. II. R. between the extension of the E. line of Laurel Ave, and the Extension of the W. line of Myrtle Ave. in the City of Sanford, Flu. 89 1he above and foregoing final assessments are pnyti terest up to tile First l>uy of September, 1925, and i such date said special assessments will be payable on annual installments with interest ut 8 per cent per an ferred payments. Witness my hand as City Clerk anil the seal of the < dy of Sanford Florida, this 20th day of July, A. D. 1925. <SKAL> L. It. PHILIPS, City Clei | Publish July 24, 31, Aug. 7. 14 ami 21st. I'ormorlv up lo ,?()..r>(( WE SAY IT WITH VALUES �' ■’ ' (E,' S ANFORD IIERA Lp; J , LOOP J IRONED IT MEETING t&trfalT8T 7 ,1 9 2 5 . PA G E 8*nford President to let him take his pick of any men ____ t n !• V m s, i m i to n . *i on the Tampa team to be traded for men now on the Sanford team. Mr. Douglass said he did not want to tnide for Tampa players and Dr. Opre then said thnt he would TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 7.—Thir­ Isabel C. Aviln, Key West; ■ immediately relense two of his ty-three M students graduate Mabel Bell, Whlgham, Gn..; Vcrta ■ n n iif . „ . . U U t I l l s were men which would brine him with­ Bradley, Tallahassee; Frances in the league rules. Upon the ad­ Buchnnan, Sarasota; Mary Sara 3 On Sanford Avenue. Only one block ocnl P e r f o r m e r , u . , , „ I b ' " ' i m £ l f c r i t a . i S , ' ! " m ,h ” , " ? rl'1* leid Given A u th o r ity vice of Mr. Sexton this was accept­ L l ^ c m l c r n r m t r .s A ssisted Ily ! who performed the operations of U °mcn a t the close of the summer Dodd. Apalachicola; Montcnc Faired by thc other club presidents from First St. For quick sale at a Miss Moody 1 tit Over C reti- 1J))V 'nte President Ebert and Hugo session today. Dr. Ralph E. Ha ru­ cloth, Perry; Helen Constance nnd Tampa is now again In good es. executive Secretary of the Flor­ alloFuller, Dothan. Ala.; Lillian Es­ Ruble E ntertainm ent; C om -1 * s tu)l?c‘ f. has stirred up the Real Bargain 2 P la y e r. standing. only say- ida Public Health Association, de­ ther Gillis, Do Funiak; Horthn l^e ■ petition for Prizes M n-keri r athlc /e te rn ity by not onl> ■ _____ S Aia.heu ing a few kimi words for h livered the commencement address, Henderson, Odessa; Lon M. Hin­ — ......._ .or homeo­ ■ while Professor A rthur Williams, 7.—With the "If you ever had a sneaking sus­ pathy, hut also publishing his per­ vice president o f,th e college, be­ son, Umatilla; Dorcas E. Hodge, 4l AUP E. Opre, ownSopehoppy; Mary Howard, Or­ successes with the homeo­ picion that .Sanford hasn’t poten­ sonal stowed the degrees in the absence lando; Edna Mac Huggins. Mala­ t ot »f- ?'tascball club to treatment tial theatrical talent you have il pathic At the Ian meeting of the Med- llf. Dr. Edward Con rad i. bar; Henrietta Elizabeth Bryan, T*m^ ... „~f twoo of bln hla tered your opinion completely pn. Ihe exercises were held at 11 Monticello; Kathleen Tcnnile King, i.cal Society, Prof. Bier was sub­ declared viding you were one of tho lucky r 1to'.’ jected to a scathing criticism. One o’clock in the dining hall of the Marianna; Sara Frances, Imwones to get a seat at th, *h0 5J vioUUon of the (Continued from Page One) member declared: "It is nothing college ns the auditorium is un­ rvnee, Phntersville, Ala.; Ethel t* p j team thc d,f* S less than unethical for Prof. Bier dergoing construction nnd not Lewis, Orange; Minnie Lindsey, ■ J i T thnt ^ yt nthese f h t- .Sanford «An,‘ if folksdon’t tate uWa /y has $25; N. J. Stonstrom, $25; I. F. 7think Room* .101-502. Phone 05 nre to Stringer, $25; F. A. Stone, $25; Orlando; Julia Musselwhito, Home­ champion the cause of homeo­ ready for use. thal.Cto la,t three weeks W. F. Stone, $25; C. N. Stowe, $25; keen supporters of their favorites ^ F irst N ational Ilank Building. Candidates receiving a H. S. in stead; Mattie Leo Parker, Jasmine pathy. Another asserted: “ Hom­ lor ,, r3tl exccnt for " mlpht t _lL.lt ’tyet oPM .il Ibe hhPI K. li. Stowe, $25; Frank J. Takaeh. you vo made another bad RUCE,. eopathy js wrong because its ad­ tbc Normal school and school of ( \ Pattisoo, Winter Haven; Olga SA L ES FORCE tho statement Iwiay today of of herents regard it as a system ra ­ education were: Prlcstor, Lnko Butler; Barbara I $25 F. W. Talboot, $25; I* A. Tate, Tins m'"" was i"*! • $25; John Theodore, $25; Col. S. D. “’a,’*acr L. Mnrentette of the ther than n science. It is thervPriscilla Mullen Armstrong, Margaret Rebo, Daytona Beach; J M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS K IN G league ,L ' ( ,/tcrnoon titf league Thonu»sV'$5;,V FVThurmm\, a$25,J p Cr.’_ , in Moody \r . had u , the plens- fore to be condemned as a system." Clearwater; Mary Eliza Carroll, Ethel Singeltnry, Jacksonville; __ nt was th,. j Ty)crj J.''W $2fi. j c VauJ hn || t^to’Gertrude the w Prof. Bier, unperturbed, replied to 0,11‘cello; Mary Estelle Cnwthon, Irena Strickland, Havana; Willyc •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a a B » H B g a a a a a a a B B a a a B a a a a « H g n a a a g a ^ an *'alu***ng the acts and u k e *l---■ • other reproaches - 1 with Dc buiiiak; Helen Louise Hill, Pal- Taylor, Retiring; Georgia Louise these and grid',t which President $25; Charlie Vcnutis, $25; F. H. F /r hem! of the Na- Verney, $50; A. C. Wagner, $25; ijt 'rom us *he had one ticklish job thc statement that this problem nictto; nnd Minnie Kobcnhloum, Wade, Camilla, Gn. ion of Professional It. Wn in right. $25; W. C. Wallace I In the School of Music, an L. (. ‘V* t,lL’ prize win- could only bo solved by means of Pensacola, ffmici was present and, $25; Fred Walsmn, ?2' Those receiving the L. I. degree degree in public school music, Min­ . . C. H. ners, with possibly imc exception continuous experiments. Ho de­ Were: -president of a club Wansley, $25; W urt W. Warner. and that being the first prize clared that after a careful study nie Morgan Blalock, Tallahassee. • had stated his side $25; II. McD. Weeks. $25; R. c! which went to Catherine Waters. of the works of Samuel Hahne­ Xrcrsy. Dr. On™ mnde W hitten. $25; Henry Wight. $200; The second prize wmt to Miss mann, the originator of homeo­ w let two of his men go C. F. Williams, $100; I. V. Wil­ Cora Hill nnd the third to BUI and pathy, he had . c>- to the conclu­ Fourteen Points Guide this new method, declares th a t in the future failures will be almost loved the main cause for liams, $25; Volie Williams, $100; Mary from Geneva. 1'lcnse par­ sion that from there text books W. B. Williams, $250; Mr. (I. don our reference to the last of the greatest wisdom ,t well ns the To Successful Movies completely eliminated. In this manner more pictures that ap|H'ul present were President V. Willis, $25; H arry Wilson, $25; j. the prize winners as while wo were Uttermost non-sense was to be lo the uudienees will be turned out (os of Sanford, CAsIke Sci- G. Wilson, $25; L. J. Wilson. $-’5; f n L it , ,,n i nt/n g to gleaned. BOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aug. 7.— he snid. © 5t. Petersburg. Claire Hcn- Millard Woolnrd, $25; W. B. Young l Through a recently established The photoplay when adjudged by aJtelsnd ami Dr.^ Opre of $25; Znchury-Tyler Veneer (’o . ' ‘t , 9 ' ' M,as ‘.,csystem of selecting plots that con- this method should contain a ma­ n v ' 1'' thriving city tay Parmely. vice-presl- $200; noyd Zeitcr, $25; Fred Zer- " h i u Quality Meals al Lowest Prices— 110 Sanford Avc. I jority of the fourteen following f"nn to tho covenant <>f 11 dram­ dramatic rennei $50, $50 \ hich 1,0 an<1 .Marv wry crcditahe league presided with renner, ingredients; ambition, hly represented we are not able to atic points, motion picture pro* iforrei of iJikeland acting Special Coinmiltcc Subscriptions ascertain their surnames." conflict, conspiracy, devotion, e t­ ■‘“.eers here now practically as- ernal C. M. Hand, $100; Thrasher and triangle, greed, intrigue, love, ■nrMiss Moody s act, as usual, went ingle, relugiass of Sanford spoke Garner, $1,000; DuBose nnd llol- over big nnd Georg. Brockhahn ‘ r.i,„, .............. .in the im.it, many tributlon, reeoncilnt on, saerifice, declared that his club had ler, $500; Seminole Cafe, $50(1; V , at the piano performed with a fin­ rums pimlucml , ....... ................., ..... , , — ............... past ,in the rules all the sea- E. Dougins, $250; Chas, C. Ely, dr., ish that only George is capable of , •* LAKt. « l i \ , Aug. G.— were failures from the standpoint feminine appeal (hat no charges could bo $100; Wilson and Housholder. $1,- doing. ( lah residents are aroused over 1of audiences, and sustained against it. 000; F. .1. Gonzalez, $250; Henry eh mice and possibly inappropriate' Irving Cummings, director un­ Jacksonville—t*. I. Capps Com­ . C1ft, iln VMt** * ith tunin' be-.(..wed upon many of the <ler whose direction several pro- pany erecting large factory on hat thej' had lived within McLuulin, $250; John G. Uonardv. „ Hill Lumber Co., $500; S. S. Y Y , ^ tak'" t required of a ( lass D. $250; Hmirmd 1900 u )c staged nt tin- Milnne soon, peak- and canyons in the south; ductiuna hnv® been filmed through East Eighth Street. Utah region which includes Zion ___________ ______ _______ id that he did not see the McKinnon and Markwood, $25u; j', P iL National l'mk. Cedar Brelfks stute | their doing that while Paul Lake, $250; Roumillat and [ f‘r"* " , "f ,hl' , k.u,,! ,1"; park and Canyon National Lj1ai," ’'HiiaaHBaaaaBaBiiaBt!KDiBBBBBBNBBBaBBaaaaaBBBBaaa he other clubs had teams S T S l , " ! ; ! Monument. Suggestion has been *" really Class B teams, Antlrruon, « M i It. C. Bower. ion. Ills principle charge Yowell Co., $1,000; Sanford Her-' enjoy this kind of entertainment, made that a eomudsslon be ap­ pointed to take ii(i the m atter with ,st Tampa because they Td, $1,000 Britt-Chlttenden. $1,- • • . . . __________ the National Geographic Board 0/ alleged vctfcran players c(’0; Edward Higgins, Inc., $1,0<)0; , f . the United States. new rules of the league bi.dth Bros. $t,0f)0; R. W. Otter, « -FIRST Kill CUSTOMERS GETSReport from Zion National Park i five. He also charged and Co.p vUuU« _ i y | » ii is that a woman tourist while rid-! with violating certain Clias. Knnner, $100; S. Puleston, I n N PH f Mi ing through .1 lock crack recently based a protest on a $250; F. W. Cox, $500; Woodruff 1 11 U C I I U C 1 S U H V H 1 L remarked ”Tld must lie Purga­ !mc on these charges, 1 Dish Mop. nnd Watson, $250; Florida M tory Pass," and the name itaave High Class Balt. Cracken Pine Co., $1,000; Laney stuek. Another instance which has Scivitar folowcd and eirated disapproval is the calling 1 Can Ciold Dust t the people of Florida Drug Store, $250: A. R. Key, $50(1; good baseball or none Jc.hr Mauser, $100; Haggard and HENDERSONVILLE N. C. Aug. <>f the majestic triplet-peaks of Howard Co., Inc., $200; 7.—In a gun buttle on the streets the Three Patriarchs in Zion Park that if the original rules C :.. Scouring Fowder » ••• i . X Motor Co., 250; B. W. or this city, Thursday afternoon by the name of u nationally known uc were put back in efconcern. $250; Frank Loasing. | between Bonnie L. Brooks, « local t. Petersburg would drop A majority of the peaks nml barber, his 12 year old son, Murc citizens of that city k'PCt canyons in south region are un­ 24 11l Sack Self-Rising Flour $ '• t,. Si II. S. Long, $1,000; C. ray. and Sam Y. Bryson, former support the team, Mr. id that the St. Pcters- ’ Marshall, $500; Seminole Hud- mryoi, the latter was shot to death named—there ate so many of them S lb. Can Short’s Shortening $ and it is hoped that something i.-Essex Co., $250; G. W. Spen- bis body having been pierced by vyas now within the sal­ will be done towards proper nam­ i 'K , $100; Hnll Wlglit, $250; F. L * . four pistol bullets. ami that they also did No. 2 Cans of Tomatoes, can '.limns, $500; E. J. Moughton, Brooks, according lo authorities, ing before too many nicknames |t01) many veteran plnyare given. Crown Paper Co., $250; i ted arrest but was taken into Phoenix Swiss Cheese, p ou n d ........... ... nn .ucisch, $500; Willinnt Young custody by Patrolman Clarence I ^itar said that the I uigu • ■> J ;.', Geo. I). Bishop, $250. Longhorn Cheese, pound Florida was declared a territory Edency, and is held in Henderson » ■ been'changed on July »J Hardware Co., $500; Peter county jail charged with the slay­ of the United Stalls on Match fill. Pimento & Swiss Cheese, can Jrposc of saving thc lca- L •’ *.st $150; William G. Aldridge, ing. Ills soli, upon request of him­ 1S22 by an act of cuiicres.i and jso to permit Tampa : • $ 2k. T. J. Miller & Son. $50; Hill self and his father, is permitted William P. Duval w is appointed Fancy Prick Cheese, pound .*50 after finUhiiig so f,ni, |Wnre Co., $500; Union Phnr- to be in the cell with Brooks Brooks, 1governor. The first1 legislative *7 Limlggrger and Roque­ ......... ... I ^> |,tf (U llHi M'l then declared le 1d la t e a m ' ^ J S ^ T | ;A e ^ Im fir^nm nt f $1, of previous trouble betw,-een Brooks two provinces united ami the next fort Cheese, p ack age........... .1!> e the class of Im ml all b 'J; h orrest Lake Ho el $■* »» i». and Bryson which was occasioned, council was belli at Nt Augustine — — a— — ti V'dcd under the old rul- . j L- Bnsson, $2o; K. I). .Mobley. officials Miid, when Brooks went | on March .'((>, IN2-'!, . to hi.1 home on (lie evening of De f s | Lee Bros. $120; Bodwell Realty comber 20, last, and found -Bryson Is adopted by the league.; .-r>Dn; Nyo Odorless (rem a- there in company with • Mrs. ! J 1-2 Cans May Duke Peas, can ..... IS Y ou C un p:vt what was tin led vji:) | tory’ Co., >H ); I*rcrlcrick Axt, ?o , Brooks, authorities were then mlvised, had previously warned Bry­ mg , I,.,, Sanford Loan and Savings t o,, ] Plenty of Lettuce, celery, string beans, ■ bnl at the heir.’ ar.. that j.diiv'it'l he forced “come $250; Henry W itte $25; Church- son to cease hii attention to Mr . SAVE WHILE ; rutabagas, corn, cow peas, and toma- 5 ■si -tick to F .I cu'e.s fix- well Go., $25; Wilson & Toomdr Brooks. Upon discovering Bryson ]da>.dfieat’y.i o? the lea- F’rrt. Co., $25; S. A. Houston $25; in hts homo at that time Brooks toes. ■ YOU SPEND f P. Connolly &. Son $250; N. H. opined firo but the former escaped. Brooks later lodged a suit Ifarwnod, $25. ■ .3 lbs. nice large B ananas.....................25 5 I1’ w., la-; to talk and M. F. Robinson $25; George Mc- again Biy-ion for $50,(Kill alleg­ —and at the same lime h ")■ ib'.i’r on liimself Crum, $25; Joseph E. Craig, $25; ing that Hr; -on had alienated the stork your panlcy with lhe 1 I any rules. Sanford Bom) & Mortgage Co., affection of Mrs. Brooks. Tho ease P' '1 ’".I acted in good $500; It. L. Perkins, $100; Hutton was rmt tried, a settlement having D'*had not known Const. Co., $1,000; J. S. Harvard. been effected out of court when J ! \\Orld’sFi■nest Foods AT *jl ■. men veterans on $75; J. G. Bills. Jr., $25; D. A. by Bryson was to pay over a -uni ' i * * ■ ■ tnv l that he had been Caldwell, $25; DeCottes £ Spch- of money, the amount of which n D « n H a aa x a x w a a a ak in M « M aa u a n a a ia a aa a a aa a a a aa a M B a ]H H a —My shoppinn al A&D »t there were only five eer $1,000; A. K. Malleni, $25; T. was not announce^ and l" leave Stores! his roster and that R. Higgins, $500. tho state for a certain period 1Know otherwise until W. T. Langley, $250; Mrs. Henry Brooks, it was said tonight, did not F'Atstal the game plny- W ight, D elight Till $25; Mahoney-Wnlkcr, return to hi:- home. WvUy nnd tho protest $250; Kent Vulcanizing Works, Bryson came hack to Henderson­ A&l* Concord Pbdttltue president. He $250; Sanford Hotel Realty Go., ville about three weeks ago from Mwiteo of the men un- $500; C. Benjamin, $125; Pints ............... A. Knoxville where he has been at r ar*'l Fni only re ins ta t- Knnner, $250; Joe's Smoke House, work ns a traveling salesman. To­ llvrtttAzy in order llmt $250; Norman S. DeForrest, $2a(i; d a y the two met. Each. millmriUes 11 official ruling at Chas. D. Bromley, $25; Haynes & say. was well armed. Bryson, I* ®«Unz. Ratliff. $500; John D. Jinkius, Brooks told police officers, open­ niotMdV, Mr. Parmely ed fire fir-t. Brooks returned tho I ' _'al *{ ievcn 0f t|u, $250; Osceola Cypress Co., $250. file, and passed a pistol to his sou, ■ 1,'m®*ttttm bad been who also began firing. The lad, the coroner was told asked his fa­ ‘h« ^ had been _ 11• had playert leagues ther which one to shoot, nn ap­ proaching police officer or Bryson.' L 1^ then i>r. Opre An answer was not given, it w as; Sanford To Dairymen Supplying said, hut Bryson soon fell to th ewith Milk, ground his body nierm l by four You arc hereby notified thnt on bullets. He was shot in the chest Sultana Ass’t’d. a fter August 15th, no milk will twice, also in the face and in the ~~ Saturday nnd be allowed sold in the City of San­ brick. Bryson was for several years 7-oz jar ............ ford, from any dairy thnt does not one of Hendersonville's leading have a permit so to do, or from citizens and business men. He was any dairy not complying with the elected mayor oh an independent Jergens, Royal Standard Coastwise Passenger and F ast FiciR ht Houles Dairy ordinance of the City of tick* t but resigned following his a Palm C a k e......... .......... 3 C Sanford, or the State Board of first trouble with Brooks. Prior to Mmfrrri nlid#«irniftsr Mtm.mit*. Wid** rnmu* of pn»#icfi&fr MeffnmmaaUtlonM nml n hlglt r>inti«tiitil « « f iiiLim-. Tr.inu'^r! ctl-* :* I ih I jd I hii nt* ami ifnld*' -t il« n*»i*u Wrtlu D o line holding the office was mayor, he Health Rules governing Dairies. wtLuiupiuiJiilujiii nr i-n firrml loeutintki ^lYuduhti' i»l %Hfjrim$ Mdilittotuil clittrxm. w„s postmaster. Hu is survived JE SSE 11. HAMILTON, Genuine Elgin by his wife ami several children. New S. S. “( hcfukcc” Now In Service Food and Dairy Inspector AMATEUR SHOW Surgeons In Berlin Thirty-Three Students Graduated THURSDAY NIGHT ^ re Clashing Over " ‘iZ ,A t Summer Term Woman’s College PROVES SUCCESS ° pposing Theories I Corner Lot for Sale! l M B? f M HONOR ROLL FOR “GREATER C I T Y ” DRIVE IS G I V E N j E. F. L A N E S ir^ f V REALTOR th".iU> Utah Residents Are Much Worried Over Naming 0 1 Peaks1?r r;"r ?'■ ,h",r"rs Choice FREE! FREE! Western CHUCKSTEAK 2 5 ? b Western Pork 2 2 -2 5 fb *s\0:r “•i , " ’1*1'1’ ,M0: Cto!“ Ex-Mayor Is Killed ;. During Gun Rattle Compound LARD 1‘ounds Jw ; Fig Bars, pound S Whole o Wheat, per can.. *15 .15 qH .JfcaflST, •-> WHITESALT MEAT , t Diamond fires IMcCULLER’S ; GROCERY CO. THE HASKKT [ S Sea Trip NOTICE ICHARD -MADGE Service m eans DIITTCD something ighing at B e a c h P r o p e r ty IS SCARCE A N D OKTTlNC SCARCER A LL T H E TIME •• |b)'lr.ima_-meed comedy S ' " " " , 1! I',0t which ■*., k;at cylinders—there |L , death-defying ’ .iarmg s U r . You’re [ y 113 bigtime enter- YOU W ILL H A V E TO DAY DEU .}£> ! ! l r VERY N EA R FU TURE WHAT 11 LOM IL K l . u i NOW New Smyrna F o r F u rth e r Inform ation. Call a t Montezuma JIoU,l- La s t c h a n c e H . B- S C H U L T E R E A L T Y CU-, Inc. WOODY S I N l M A K E RESERVATION EARLY m m am m m m GRAPE JUICE OCTAGONSOAP 51 ™ 2 9 c JELLY POWDER 3 S r i „ , HERE d SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Ttckuta mil Sa(u May litlt in Svjit. SUth. ItDturo i.lliilt (M U IIeK A&l* :i*i c .imh f A P r P 'f1 Bokar, l b ................. 55c ats.ua j.u lido.N \ n i l : III ClI VKI.H'ilpN AMI H|:TI I I ' I 81 I1 Red Circle, lb........... 47c l-’liml t.lmlt l>rt. 31, 1021 ^ i it 8 O’clock, lb .. ..........42c s vii l vc f lto u .1 U ltXIlVVIM.K Ti* M1W \ut(K ((’.iltliito' nt rimrh-.Htiin.) July M. IT, AmtiiKt fi. 10, It. S. P. "«'hi r»>ke< ’ (N.-to IMl .it July if.. 30, AUMlIKl II. Al TJica.Ncct.tr—Orange, I’cknc, India, Cyclone *>r Mixed July H. Auuuxt 1. C.1.2". sa. kH#*. July li. AuKIIBt 3. l i. 33, 31. ft. s. "(!olnuttebe Julv JI. AutttIHt 5, l ’J. H. S. **AntpiibfH «I ilr.-.-t > s. a M1»ohov i»r«i (Krulglit Hilly) July 30. Auatint ». IT. 3T. Anlwniulillr* <•( ti«vr> llrucrlpllnn CnrrlrU. JAIKSOX VIt.t.t: Til It IA It I AMI Itt’.TlttN *l2.:tt i;,i|jiK vlu tUinrli lion—Itel ii rain ir IJIwT Ot*atii<-r. N Y Slate -------Prulii JnokRiilivlll- I- i‘hurl<-*lMti i vi ry Thiirsiluy—Art Ivu nml Iniv.i itvlurnliig I'hurli-stMii uvrry l-’rlilay- liiu* MUiwI Humlity iiiuriiluir. <UL: Full Cream. Lb hi»ami*rn D*fiv« Mlaitil • \ • i v fl'andoniiem ii'fi lveu on tiniird Muiiilay night) nt rlvInK JarUmntilto \V*-Jiit »<ln> ninriiltiK. MIAMI TO Mill VIIIIK \M I llllTlttN Rsa.a’J PEACHES, BANANAS, A PPLES, LETTUCE, RUTA­ Pipnm<-r* sail from .Miami fur for N't-w New York 1 ork ti'nlllng li'nlllnK at nt .InckNUnvIlIe) I BAGAS, IRISH POTATOES. LEMONS. “FO R T H E SUN(•vary Tm-nJuy nt (|»vlir>uk. 0 |wn for reception of iins.i'tic-r* Moiutny »■v* o | n g lu LW‘ F n 7 i>%*!>ick tin*l m l d a l i s b l . I x a p i t w h h I p l i i i u t ’’f t i - t m . r u*»d ‘ i 4.vriv*iox v i i .i .i : Til M ;\\ Vllllic (M l IlirriTIN DAY D IN N ER .” fwffjittw York, vllr.-. t i-v. ry, Frld*) ut • u.m. n i. jiiiin s itiv r.it i : \ r t tiH io M i |6anfori| to Jnck*»nvllh- nml Ili'turn -'louu, lm-lu«|lng .Mnl« nml llurth. Steuincrs In.-ivve Hiiiifiini Tuesday. ThuniUay, Huturiluy iT-tfc N’ooti l.cuvi- Jatl.tonvJh- Momhiy. Wntncuday, Friday l;0<i 1*. M. For further information, renerratio1i», tifkrD, etc,, apply to lacitf'poifalfl -S a n fo rd , F lo r id a ; C L Y D E 9 i Creamery. L b —....... D O C M rn.. 12c Wight Bros. Co* i ilrd si r- VP V U h h When you buy Diamond Tire* from u» wo agree to do th in —Keep them in excel­ lent condition whilo you aro using them , —Repair any littlo cut* th a t m ay appear, —Occasionally chanco th e m from one wheel to an o th er to even the wear, —Examine the tire flap* to see th a t tube* aro not being pinched. ThU service and at(tnt!on, along with Diamond quality, giuee >00 thm art at f t </re ca/ue in the world. h M\ Jacksonville L IN E Sanford M iunij VC. 23c l i t - 45c J ti �■ - *3 The Sanford Herald aa ■ rt Roekaway A Good Example a**«»t iM ta r at amf-ira. r t t i M a £ n t*r'd as "second Class Matter. News dispatches T hursday told of a flood of w orthless checks being circulated in .New York where the Roekaway r ‘ S t f w s land boom-a real sensational boom is in progress. B ankers iz RSIInr S t MU.ANII 1- t»BA»--' • • • f i t hove estim ated th a t from eight hundred to a thousand bad wl. n o w a fill n u itn . Pkane MM checks are being received every flay and they arc finding it 111 M a a a u lM A t M M necessary to employ e x tra clerks in nn effort to trace th e «L'HPCIUI*TII»X liATKA On* T anr— *7.nu SI* M u n th n ~ H BO pc per. Real e sta te deals in many instances will be void be­ I.H>lli*reit m Olt» b r t 'a r r li ii , p r t " many of them have been floated on w orthless ar**k. ! l a W«*«kly IM Ittoto 1*00 cause y* r y* » r. ______ checks. ftl'Ul IAI. .VOTU F.I All obituary So ta r Florida has been comparatively free from the no/lera. rani* of tbhr<ka. resolutions ■na nut leva ol eiiter:«lr..„--nt* where i wooden check w riter but The Herald would like to see such r W a t a ara made will be .-•'urged public sentim ent crealed th a t there would be no w orthless »«P at regular idvertlalns rate*. checks issued. The daily reports of the Sanford C red it Asso­ • “ •W H TUB ASMOCfATKII I'llRM ] V''* Associated Press la exclus- ciation containr *he names of nil those who w rite checks ■jStffJ eljtllled to *he t>«. for re?n i *** • " n,w* ‘llapatehe* w ithout having sufficient funds on deposit to cover them . *l or not otherwise credifM In thla napor and alan ibe lo- But it seems there arc some people who take g re a t delight * i1 •’• wf,Publl«hvd herein. All right* in this class of publicity and do n'* consider th e m a tte r at t , . ' "f republIcatIon of aprelal dlapatch- nil as an y th in g to be ashamed of. •* herein ara elan reser-td. Checking accounts w ith banks hnvt many advantages, Fill DAY, AUGU8T 7. 192.', but the most im portant ones are th a t the" p erm it an in­ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM 1-—Deeper n a le r route to Jackson* dividual to keep his funds in a safe place, prov 1 ' uniform receipts for bills paid by check, and assist tne depositor in villa. 2.—Construction of 8t. Johns-In- system atic saving. The banks of Sanford a re alw ays glad dinn River canal. to have checking accounts and can always be found looking •t.—Extension of white way. a fte r th e in terests of th eir depositors, protecting their 4.- -Extension of local amusements. money as it would be protected in no other way. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, «tc. There is a danger in issuing worthless checks and the Augmenting of building pro- Roekaway boom in New York is a good example of it. Flor­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment I ' ida m ust exercise all precaution against the activities and houses. 0— Extension of street paving pro- operations of th a t class of speculator who m akes a practice gram. of w riting so-called “ wooden ch eck s". Ib; should not find a Ixiuievnrd gullible public in any of our communities. We don’t need Construction of around Lake Monroe. 8-—Completion of city beautifica­ th a t kind of citizens. tion program. Expansion of school system with provision for Increased fa ­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY HE LEADETH ME:—I will bring the blind by a wry that they knew not; I will lead them in paths th at they have not known: l will mnko darkness light bo for? them, nml crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, an.I not forsake them. Isaiah I2: PI. -> MOTHERING To want you for the Joy of you, I thought was my desire, ,The singing, umillng Imy of you That never seemed to lire; But, man of mine, it i.n’*. then, Alone that women want their men— We want you sometimes when the smile Has left your lips n little while. ----------------- o----------------- Who’s Who And How? TUNING UP As Brisbane Sees It The Greatest Crop How Gorillas Walk Why. Justice, Old StyleBritish Labor f BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (C o p y ru tu ■1K P \ l i t * ) __________ SEVEN CROPS of olfnlfa in .ft to an-Macre, /year, K« * | tons i'OlU of W, potatoes ___ *•- f _ great arc the wonder crops of this rich land. But the grentest crop is the human crop. Without that, others would amount to nothing. DR. ROCOCK, of Toronto, says, “To keep your health, walk on tip­ toe ns gorillas do." There is no evidence that goril­ las are healthier than their al­ leged relations. They certainly do not live ns long ns humans. And the gorilla doesn't walk on tiptoe because he wants to, but because he must. I A GORILLA has two club feet, Out o f Boston comes news of u m arriage which has caus­ ]nt least they would’ bu called club feet in a mail. And, ns every ob­ ed much talk, especially among the relatives of those con­ stetrician will tell you, nil human cerned. John Sm ith eight-one, and H attie Nourse, fifty-five, beings, at n certain period before have filed th eir intentions to m arry and their families arc birth, also have two club or “go­ rilla feet." all mixed up as to who will be* related to whom nml how. Passing through that stage in We know of a lot of people who find difficulty in tracing their embryonic development, they th eir ancestors back through the years, even though th ere are born with human feet and well has been no mix-up in the family tree. But we can picture developed heels. And that supplies fu tu re generations of these two principals try in g to solve the evolutionists with one of their th eir problem by searching through library a fte r library to favorite arguments. iroT. & * -V m MR. JO.NE’S Star, of Rigby, Idaho, tells of n family gathering of the Call family. It included Anson V. Call, 70 years old, of Afton, Wyoming, father of 20 sons and 10 daughters, all alive, healthy and strong. Mr. Call is the grand­ father of 90 children, nml they are nil well. WHERE IGNORANCE, disease, poverty nml drink, in the slums, t —* ---combine to force large families up­ on weak women that cannot take rare of them, birth control may be all that its advocates say. They don’t need it in Idaho or Wyoming. What they need there is CHILDREN. Warn f t / A salesman, TARIFF teDUCTlC Itl VBJl once polite, edit REDUCTION never-tiring e n te r your t «»JU Is also con; citntin'i trustw orthy, ^ gladly work f«‘j | ■ fc l a m ere piitantH c e n ts a day. -T v "n £ a) 6 owbR imgTe u s Me "1haT Things a e e n T g o in g 1& b e VERY H is duly inW tt ice, he lives ewh fa th e Classified colufa h a r m o n io u s th e Sanford lUru h is Phone Numheij T; Florida’s Growth—Will It Continue? tho low vibrations of the suffer­ ing and sorrowful by gushing forth in stream s of sympathy— much of it being misplaced nml of no value whatever. ', Control your emotions, and by your exam­ ple teach those with whom you come In contact to do likewise. We were never intended to enter into the emotional morning of others; we each hnv» our own trials and crosses to bear, and in order to have the reserve energy to meet these when they conic we should be ever on tfc[ protect ourselves fra cious habit of sittirz, sympathizing, and tbs ing our own rate of«« it has been named—ti where w’e, too, nre rfa tack from disease xrj structive elements. There are many t who suffer from havfa) s-ithout nnv idea ai to that troubles them— their troubles. TIMES-UNION DON’T WALK on your toes go­ The New York Commercial Inst facts. Florida climate F given as ing upstairs. Plant your heel first on each step, and observe the dif­ Friday, in a very lengthy editorial one of the first reasons for Florreviiw of Florida conditions, Ida growth. "Comparatively ference. started its discussion by asking trifling" cost for getting Florida IN’ INDIANAPOLIS, punishment the i|tic tion: "Will the rapid because of its accessibility from is to fit the crime, when one man growth of Florida continue?" At sections of the country where rcwith his automobile kills another. the end of its column article, the side millions of people, is glv'>n reason for Florida The killer is to spend ono hour Commercial said, "It (Florida) hat ns anothe locked in n room with the corps just merely begun to grow. That growth. We know there is another you, The Commercial says that "the of the person killed. The theory growth will not stop while the rest Another life you load; is that it will make the killer of the United States grows and growth of Florida has been stead­ And, oh, wo wnnt to mother you HE WHO COMHS up to his own idea of greatness, must think, although it won’t bring the prospers." ily increasing in rapidity. Sud­ When that is what you need! This, then is the answer to the denly—in a relative sense—that alw ays have had a very low standard of it in his m tnil.— dead hack to life. I used to think, O man of mine, question—will Florida continue to growth has attained a momentum Your song a joy, your laugh di­ Ha/.litt. grow? For helievoing that it will that is nothing if not remarkable. VOLTAIRE hud the idea reversvine, jed. In "Zndig" a traveling philoso­ so continue the New York Com­ Some people call it marvelous," But now I know, ns women do, 12S Feet IF THOU ARK a man, adm ire those who atte m p t great pher causes the young widows of mercial gives very many sound says the Commercial, and then There always is another you. things, even though they fail.—Seneca. India to discontinue burning them­ and substantial reasons. It calls Inilds: selves alive with the corpses of attention to the fact that Flori­ "More than two million people So in your trouble conic to us, their husbands. He didn't forbid it. da growth is not phenomenal, that not yet living in Florida will F ro n tin g on Celery Avenue adjoining tw o .store When winds nre blowing wild. NOT HE WHO has little, but lit* who wishes fi >r more, is within tell years make the state You’re nlways lover some t«. ut, poor.—Seneca. Yet always some a child. corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick cnnlfl burned alive the and steady. With reference th>-ir home. I’erhnps in five years possibly twice that number will For life the time will always bring | should pass a couple of hours wit , his tho Commercial says: locate there. They will not all he the handsomest young man in tin? . . . chased a t $75.00 a front foot on easy term s. You need a little mothering, MY FAVORITE STORIES I village. ...j........ R ■> well to remember that the permanent year-round dwellers but To heal your hurts, to get you Ily IRVIN S. COBB i After that, for some strangj- growth of Florida is not so recent n large proportion i of Uicnit will I reason, tin* widow usually lost inM * '""'"V suppose. Since Henry Mo«t of them will settle in seaAnd tUcn wo want to m other| The Trifles of an Earlier Day One of the soldiers turned his I tcrent in being burned up with her1Flagler built the East Coast rail- coast cities and while now a city you. GO Feet 'nged s i , n o s . - . Often she disap-[ «*»« V1*-’ Population of Florida has of 1110,000 is extraordinary in —Douglas Miilloch.| In the great Meuse-Argonne ad­ head toward his companion. vance two doughboys were squatbeen increasing. The city of Mi­ pen red before the funeral. Florida, inside of ten years the -------- o-------“ Buddy,” he Haiti, "I've just been ami which is pointed to ns an ex­ state will have five or six ns big W hat’s happened to Muscle |led in a shell hole for shelter. In layin* here thinkin'.” Shoals? asks un exchange. We’ll another minute or two they ex"Hell of a time to In- thinkin’," SUCH PUNISHMENT as sitting ample of "mushroom growth” has as a hundred thousand and several Between F irs t nml Second S treets on Sanfon/Jl Iported an order to go forward said his pal. “What were you think- up with the corpse nre old and out been thirty year i in the making. that will in- nearly 500,000 each. bite, what has? | again against the German pod- in' about?” At $010.00 per front foot. of date. Onu man wants to whip It is a remarkable municipality The very generous attention Ono thing In favor of a hold- U'ons The enemy was pouring "I was thinkin’ how a fellow’s wife-lM-atern, thus IMITATING the for one of that age. And yet it which the New York Commercin' headed mam he ought to he ..blo (every th m g h c had in their ___ direc­ feel in's itet changed in this war." wife-heater, lit old days the thief has I»een thirty years in coming is giving Florida is but a speci­ to sco the bright side of tilings. tion. Machine gun bullets were "What do you mean—get chang­ had Ins hand cut off. and if he to its present size although more men of similar attention that it whining by just above their heads. ed?" -o stole again they cut off the other than half its growth has taken being given to Florida other news­ place inside the past ten yvars. "Why, once upon n time, back hand. Today’s best laugh: In a major­ High explosives and shrapnel shells papers anil periodicals. There is The city of Tampa between 1910 only one reason why Florida is re­ ity of households the better half were bursting about them. Hun­ home, a fellow with a thirty-eight dreds of guns, big and little, roar­ and 1920 almost doubled in popu­ enlihre pistol run ino plum’ nut of is the whole cheese.—Tri-City THE MAN that pecked through lation. Jacksonville shows great ceiving the volume of publicity the ed and thundered. town." News. th» window of a noble lord could and steady growth over a period state i getting at this time, and have one or both eyes put out. of more than a quarter of u cen­ that is b e t : t - e it is merited. That ■ 2102 F irst St. R ealtors. It in rumored that Henry Ford is why new-papers and magazines Criminals were branded on hrenst, tury. HAYNES LOSES OUT will take one of his shipping hoard arc giving unlimited space to ! hands, cheeks, forehead, to warn KKY WKKT CALI. vessels to Morocco in an effort to The student of Florida matters Florida news,, mid to commenda­ t l S S I X S l S I X X S S I S I I I S S S S S S S B l S B X X I N I I I I I I I I t *the public. bring about peace between the The great Cyrus, ns a matter of will discover that th-- present tion of the very highest sort. This The Inevitable has happened.1cantly silent upon the issuance of French ami Abd-el-Krim. is a very agreeable change from course, wrote of a king whom lie land buying excitement tli'lore Washington had expected it long tile edict. Hut we wonder if it logical enough, when the past times that are past, when Flori­ ( n B s i i x i n i x a n a i s s H a s s N s s s s x s x n i s K t i i r i i 1 had captured, "I cut off his no<o Itut its "I went to see a girl Inst night ago. lint its thoroughness stir-j isn't a veiled confession on behalf and his lips and chained him at considered. da was nvvur led liberal criticism and ns I walked in sne handed me prised Washington and will lie a of the administration of a previous my door." Florida is no; growing because anti was made the subject of un a Card, 1 said, "What's this?" She d 1stinee shock to thoso sections of weakness existent ill the enforce­ of speculators. just accusations. This appreciat­ said, "It Is u rnln check In the the country not so well informed ment division of this governmental WHEN A MAN murdered an­ Speculators ore in Florida 1k>- ed change, it may ho believed, has event that four and a half innings on tliu inner mechanism of Wash­ department. And, if this he true, brought about, most of all, of this date nre not finished, this ington affairs. are we to infer that the prohibi­ other in China it was customary enuso the state is growing—and been by reason of Florida achievements there is a vast difference between check is good for the succeeding lo tie the corpse to the murder's Yep, Haynes has lost his jolt. ' ................................................ , .1,1.1 JX III tion commissioner lias been somenight,"—Macon Telegraph. Well, -Shorn of every vestige of power!what, oh,—er—eh,—ineffective neck and make him move about the characters of the sorts of of tin* nio-t worthy character. Florida has been putting "its house growth specific I. whi ant arc we coming to next? as prohibition eommissiotier he has his rapacities. 1- thin where the with it for a few days. Real E s ta te Auction Sales. L et us sell your pro in order," uml is ready to receive been exalted, if exalted it lie, to Washington administration is a t­ -oWe should Im- beyond that kind Following th s, the N ■vv York guests. F .............. ,;uv.-.i-. rriuu time to time neIt's now Daytona Beach. By an about the same position as a Brit­ tempting to shift the blame? of "justice.’’ nowspnper asks; “Why docn Flor-' ccssnry exlen-ions will be made overwhelming vote Tuesday, the ish Lord, he’s there, hut it "ain't Or perchance this is all wrong. idn grow?" aivl proceeds to give give'so that desired accomodations nev•Itieznn of Daytona, Seabreeze and gonna do him any good” and no­ I’erhnps there Is none of the veil­ consiilnmi.i.* length i---- »*- -- .......... CONTRAST THE nttitml • of the answer at considerable will be lacking, and that is why Daytona Bench, decided to consoli­ body else for that matter. and with ed indications so easily inferred government toward dissatisfii •I laspecific statement of vr H onda will continue to - grow. f date the three cities. After years Gh, he wasn't fired! from Mr. Blair's order. But is tie- bor in Great Britain and th< in We are perm anently located in Sanford of rivalry which materially retardlie's expected to resign and t-> public to lie left to draw its own ited States. rd tho growth of each place, the [enter Ills randidney for the qover- conclusions? Which is the more SYMPATHY United States coal miners want threo cities have discovered that norship 'f Ohio in the next eum- dangerous for the Republican par­ better pay. The mini* owners want OUR SA LES FORCE are EXPERTS TAMI'A TIMKS "united wo stand" Is better than P“|Knty and Goolidge's hopes for a tail'd to pay less. And it is the same in "divided we full." Congratulations I But hero Is a significance a l­ term, it may he a hitter dose, tint Britain. We all erar* sympathy. When Wo guarantee Satisfaction. to greater Daytona Bench. | Inched to this shift m the enforce- our humble advice to the powers "ycr ague :,h.| upon our we obtain it, just what hr lave We disappoint mi nt < dwell _____ 0 - meat division of tho treasury ile- that Ik- is to “fen# up”; tell ua h?renvpHUT HERE, if the Government accomplished? A sober a nalysis meats, for if ■,;< ami Cornoliua Vanderbullt. Jr., o f ! partment that to say the least is what has been going on. Imt stop to think If you have P ro p erty you w ant sold— L ist it of the subject confronts us with did anything except let supply and tabloid paper fume ami publisher capable of various and sundry con­ "An honest confession," a sage demand fight it out at public ex­ the hard, cold fact that aft er all it over wi cannot help hut know of tho Miami Daily Tab, on a re­ clusions. that and kiss it good-bye. Inis said, "is good for the soul." pense, the interference w o u l d is said and done, it •a quite worth- must "into each life some ra in cent visit through Georgia, took Andrews and Internal Revenue fall, and same days must be Maybe it wouldn't hurl the mean Government taking coiitt'id less. occasion to boost that state hut ('oiutiilsaioner Glair were signifi- Grand Old Party either. dark Wo cannot Ignore the sorrows Wt and dreary." In order that of th ■ mines, saying to workmen: did so with many insinuations may fully appreciate ami onof others; to "If you won’t arbitrate, or prouguinst Florida. We have heard of ioy the unshinc when it appears l*>y indeed hut do so would he cruel, | in work the mines.” D O M E S T IC I ’ K O IS L E M S several instances where the young we can realize th a t1 all its salendor. Everything millionaire lias Intimated that the constructive method of m eet-1' 1* life nmvei in cycles, and the I'AI-M ItKACII COST THE BRITISH government ap­ ing this problem is to offer active pendulum can swing just so far Florida is unstable and its future 11G L. Second S treet, Sanford, Fla. uncertain, all of which leads us to There is every indication thatiduction. It will la- up to this con­ proaches labor troubles in inora aid, if that he possible, and if not, *** one direction when it must bennk that if these tilings ure true, popular demand will cause nn ex­ gingerly fashion. You rend that the wise thing to do for all con- TUi to swing hack to the other, what In thu world Induced him to tra session of congress to la- con­ gress to devise ways and means to Baldwin, premier, proposes post- rented is to refrain from dwelling We > in <ontnd much of the sorestablish a newspaper In this state vened in the fall, prior to the reg np|icnse the voters. Some of the polling the trouble bv paying a on the subject. One can always row .and disappointment in our and what still makes him continue utar session in December, if hard eongiessmeu will want to return government subsidy to keep the diplomatically inspire the suffer- lives by cultivating n happy and its publication ut u loss of between and soft coal mining stops on Sep­ to Washington. mines going, and persuades the irg individual with new hope optimistic frame of mini! ami ' s a R s a s n i a s R s a s E i i i s s i D s u a a i i s i a s s s u i il*’i Here tin- ser|>elitiuo and explos­ mine owners to withhold the r.o. without going down into the watching the thoughts we think, twelve and fifteen thounund ilol- tember 1. The coal ipiestion is ive question of departmental reor­ lara a month? frankly the most perplexing of n ganization, looking toward further lives of lower pay that were to depths of despair with such a A circumstance or a thing is number of domestic problems economy, raises its head. A pain­ have been posted at the minvi one. Wo cannot he of any real just exudlv to us what wo think TRAFFIC TRAGEDIES assistance by coming down to of a n d 'if wo think we have which will have to tie dealt witli less method of firing men, with­ today. Oh. list to the tala, There’s n dif . rence between their level emotionally or other- been hit hard and cannot come bv the incoming congress. It is out injuring their sensibilities will wise. Of poor dumb Pete— the most perplexing as well as the have to h>* worked out. How else saying to mine workers: "If you them The thing to do is to draw hack it is a fact that we cannot, Made a left-hand turn ow up to ours, or else to evueup , . won’t work, the government will most exas|iernting. because a pre­ can some of thesi On u one-way street. congressmen run the mines" ami offering, as ate in favor of the strongcr-mindI"."k for sympathy from vious congress, with the remedy __ remedy III .return to Washington for another Britain does, to keep both sides ed one who can successfully dom- , 1, w,tn wha"; w»’ conw* in con—Miami Tribune its hands, refused to udopt the .term ? Political henchman may omy temporarily contented by taking a Inate such a situation. t,u l nrc l,l't weakening our recommendations of the United make poor government employes The late Jock Cass, , own characters and building into subsidy for mine owners from tho States coal comntisaion which call-i hut th I h t m ajontj of people seem our lives the susceptibility to ey garner the votes. Was full of nerve— taxpayers’ pockets. ed for the president to take char* never t. have learned that "what more mU-rv. We should stand there is agricultural legis* He liked to pass, ('an you imagine the high of the operation of the mines and lutThen in There is an "investigation’’ financial anguish if such a plan cannot he cured must indeed be „„ (,Ur ,,w„ two feet and recogFolks on a curve. fix wages la-miing a settlement of on. emlurul; and that complaining „ize that into this world wo cairnfob Andrews* enforcement —Cleveland Plain Dealer. between owners and miners. N ow scheme scheduled and the Hughes were proposed here?" “."ill ? ki ' r th#™ mnl out of it we m ust go the general public will luiv e to suf- protocol for American adherence stiH JwB«r in tho gloomy marsh jnlono. and that in nil crisis we To Adolph Jinks, THE BRITISH, in their circum­ fer the Inevitable result—a coal . onrntions rhese n.unt make „ur own decisions. to the permanent court <>f interna­ stances, ure wise. British indus­ of \Vc pen this ode— shortage. justne must be either rati- try is in u desperate condition, l' r ft .„ .heir .°. K 1 , who Jiir t ! Wh:‘t good, therefore, is sympa. He claimed his half, Then there is the potent ques­ tional confide th .ir troubles to any lis-,th y to Us? It may smooth the fii I or t'v icvted. Of a country road. undersold in the world’s mat kets, toti ng car and burden the un- v.;ly for ., short space of time, and tion of tax reduction. The country With th .'sc facts before it con­ from Uunnda to India. And the fortunate listener with their wor. ..... 1 has lasted the pleusant fruits of gress faces a busy t.m Jim talked to his girl, - -—- make u fie| better, hut its ultigovernmental economy, mid, like |H>or t ’lituriessioiml It,- and the British labor party is a party, ries, when perhaps And trusted to tuck; - alrendy u,ate efL -ts are very deleterious, tile child in the fable, is crying Kuflor fitun fcedln;. I.ol nrd will not as here, the plaything, of two has considerable load '•long that | to say tho k.Mt> But it didn't keep him. u s hope. consumptive parties that know line to carry himself. "more, more". The public wonts however, that thi magic i will From hitting n truck. how to "handle labor mi election more economy and unue tax ro­ Ik* useful as well It Is nn extremely self habit ter.If you weaken your own charncday." uriuiiiiciitnl. to recite our sorrows over nml on " your health, your very hold ife, just continue to enter into ■ H M R n aiaaH iK aB iM iaaaiH H iR iiiai.g iiH im R H S l l ? ^ secure more light on the subject. You see its like this. Mrs. Nmirse’s daughter is m arried to Mr. S m ith ’s son and the husband and wife are about to become step-brother and step-sister. Young Sm ith’s m otherin-law _fit ■ will be his ste p -m o th e r and his wife’s father-in-law will become her step-father. The younger couple’s d au g h ter knows she’s going to have a pair of new grandparents but can’t quite figure out how because they already bear th a t relationship to her. Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Allen & Brent AT AUCTION ALLEN AND BRENT Advertisements bri th e wares of the world your doorstep for y°; inspection. A �- $0*-I ’r - z z w t Tt ^ — ' m tz m — _________ ___ w - 30.2 cu. yds. class A concrete at $35.00..4m ampa—S tate charter granted Aubumdale — M odem 1o f t i c e Durrance Toll Bridge Company to building under construction a t cor- 8284 lbs reinforcing steel a t 8c............. .... btfild $-1,000,000 oridge across ner of West Park and Tampa 70.00 2 Inlets type A at $35.00---- ----------Tampa Bay. Streets, 4792 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 a t $100.00------------------------------ 479.20 187.05 2494 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at $75.00.—------------------- TO AM* PROPERTY IOWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON MELLON26.25 25 lin. ft. 12 Inch T. C. storm sewer 0-4 a t $1.05---------- - n i n e* 148 M 1SS W 1 L K E Y , S o c ie ty E d ito r. T E L E P 1 I0 N E :-B M. 4 2 8 4 . _______ LANE NORTH TO NORTH LIN E OF VII.I.E A V R,_______PACE FROM 22.60 Laboratory Inspection of materials...^.......— ........... .......... m a y f Ai r . 18126 I.ognl expense, advertising etc. 2 per cent..— ....... ...... ....... ..... Mrs.J.Sherman Moore Upsala and Grapeville and Mrs. Hnrry Dickson of Or­ The following is the final estimate for additional cost of pnvlng Engineering, 5 per cent............... —----- -—................... ............. . 453.17 Sunday afternoon. Entertains In Honor Next Sunday will be the regular lando Mellonville Ave. 2-1 feet in width from Pace Lane North to North line „ . l Lzlar Hart who has been m Total Cost.................................... -................. .... —......... $9,697.78 outh Carolina for the last eight of Mayfair w ith sheet asphalt instead of surface, treatm ent on a Of Mrs. Eugene Tittle day for Rev. Wahlberg to preach .weeks visiting friends and rela­ rock base. In Unsala a t l i a. m. and 7:d0 Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which cannot b« tives returned home Tuesday. 3212 sq yds sheet asphalt Instead of surface treatment nt 72c $2,312.64 exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. Mr*. Shemnn Moore delightfully p. m. Sunday school held •*« as Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Petts en­ Laboratory inspection of m aterials......................................—... entertained with n dinner and . . , will , . be ...... 70.66 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. bridge party Wednesday evening, | usua* ftt o clock in the after- tertained Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Legal expense, advertising etc. 2Cc........................................47.67 Amended Plat of Edgewood Lednr nnd daughter Anna a t a 6 honoring Mrs, Eugene Tittle, i no°JV ... . Engineering 5% ....................................... ....... ...... ..... 119.17 f r ‘<DJ . will be ho!<' whose m arriage was a recent Feet Final o clock dinner Saturday evening* , «* beck,^ Miss Fields h o r S n T j m P - event. land Mrs. Williams nnd children cnFrontage Assessment NAME Description Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Griggs and $2,550.14 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 1.......... A profusion of roses and hibia-1 Thursday afternoon nt l,ake daughter, Irene, of Tampa, and 50 179.22 J t i S Friday cus were used in decorating the I iM^ y* ,, . ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Little and To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 50 179.22 *«**« ’■ ■ * ••• • * * * * * * * * * * Lot 2-----Swope Douglass Inc., V * * 3 at her rooms, tho dainty color scheme of Mis* Eunice Tyner and Mr. Mag- daughter, Trissie, of New Smyrna, Number of feet frontage........ ............ 2239.96 50 179.22 3..~..... « * * * * * * * * * * * ••* * * * * * ••* . Swope Douglass Inc., Lot n“so.1] sPcn.t Sunday at the home *Pe,it last Sunday with Mr. and b « u ^ lo!,y Avc- pink and lavender being carried of Assessment per foot fro n ta g e ........$1.138431 50 179.22 Mr. and Mrs. Fry in WinderLot 4.......... — .... ..... Swope Douglass Inc., Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. out in every detail. Places were Preliminary Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 5 ......... Feet 50 179.22 marked by a minattire bride and mere. \ \ . M. Daniels who has been Volie Williams spent a couple of sick for three months, passed NAME Assessment Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 6___.... Description I Frontage groom. Following the delicious 50 17952 four course dinner which was serv­ days last week in Jacksonville on away Saturday night nt 12 o’clock. M ayfair, Sanford, Florida. 179.22 50 Lot 7..... Swope Douglass Inc., business, coming home by St. Aug­ He wni buried Sunday, Rev. Cook ed. bridge was enjoyed. 64.79 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 8.......... J. H. Ball, Lot 5 blk l ................ ..... ....... ...... 56.91 179.22 50 Mra. Monroe Hutton was award- ustine and Rev. Thompson of Oviedo nnd Bodwell Realty Co.. Lot 6 blk 1....... ............. 69.61 61.14 50 17952 * * « « — * * .« * * * * * -* * — •* * * ed six b utter plntes for holding friends hen: were sorry to learn the undertaker from Leesburg Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 9_____ 69.61 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 10...... MM*.H.i***»*tt*MM** 50 01.11 ttsrf high score among the ladies, and the death of Mr. Reid of Palat- conducting the funeral services. Sidney 0. Dickinson, Lot 7 blk 1_________ 17952 Monroe Hutton was given a smok,tae futher of Mrs. Andrew .•Ir. Daniels is survived by a wife Fannie N. McKirdy, Lot 8 blk 1...... ............ 69.61 May Bradburry, Lot 11... 61.14 179.22 i» .M 50 ing stand. Edward Betts, for se c-! Bertleson. nnd daughter and two sons. 69.61 Swope Douglass Inc,, Lot 12........ ................... George E. Hridgelt, Lot 9 blk 1................. 61.14 50 179.251 k ftn l UU* ] c a v . c ond high score, was given a cedar * ntcnnrd and her niece, some time m whisk broom, and Mrs. Jimmv i , * * Mary Bodwell Realty Co.. Blk A............................ 82.2 93.57 Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 13 ___........ . 50 179.22 Field, have been guests Nina L. Ely, Lot 1 blk 6 ............................ 57.05 , 64.95 50 179.22 * ' * * * * * ■ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 14-......• Ridge was presented a deck of nuI?, £ ,, , y# :lt the homo Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 6................ 57.13 cards for cut prize. The guest of of Mis. Wcsterdick. 65.04 50 17952 15........ Lot Swope Douglass Inc., Homer Holt rehonor was presented a lovely a*rs. Meisch and Mra. Ulga Hun Luke Thompson, Lot 3 blk 6......................... 57.13s 65.01 Pine Heights Addition l- from Georgia ter of West End and ;.Ir«. Ken Nelson Grey, Lot 4 blk 6............................ 67.13 65.04 W. W. C. Smith. Lot 49................... ............ ...... 64.67 231.80 £nt several weeks. wrought iron fern holder. At the conclusion of the game neth Robbins spent Thursday with Flora It. Grey, Lot 5 blk 6...„....................... 57.13 65.04 229.40 Mrs. Leonard Vihlin. W. w . C. Smith, Lot 50................................... . 64 P l v . J. Thlepcn tho party motored out to Lake F. it. Sehruggs, Lot 0 blk 6 ......................... 57.13 G5.01 Calvin Teague nnd W. M. Connelly, Lot 51....... 04 Mrs. Borell spent Friday in 229.40 Mary and there dancing was en­ t j ' Mrs. Nelson have Grapeville at the home of Mrs. II. TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 5.—With Bodwell Realty Co.„ Lot 7 blk 6 ....... ........ 67.13 65.04 W. M. Connelly, Lot 5 2 ...........................—........ 64 229.40 T points in North joyed until a late hour. conditions continuing Ed Higgins, Lot 1 blk 7................................ 58.13 Those present were: Mr. and G. Lundquist, calling also to see business 60.18 A. P. Connelly, Lot 53....- ...................... — — •• 64 229.40 Mrs. Eugene T ittle, Mr. and Mrs. the new babies at the homes of good and the 1925 agricultural pic­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 7..................... 58.13 66.18 229.40 W. FL Walthour, Lot 54....................................... 64 Mrs. Williams and Mrs. A. Swan­ ture painted in blight colors, the Ruth Spencer has Hassell Brown, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. B. son. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7................. 58.13 66.18 229.40 F’ort Mellon Development Co.. Lot 55................. Cl combination presents an optimistic i Flfcrs where she Baggett, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Betts, I The Poultry Club met at Mr. national outlook, says the United Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7.................. 58.13 C6.18 F'ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 56......... 209.48 59 1of her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, Mr. and Vihlins Saturday. County Agent States Department of Agriculture. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 7.................. 58.13 Mrs. Monroe Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. * C6.18 F’ort Melton Development Co.,Lot 57................. 69 209.48 Indication i point toward a re­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7...... Jimmy Rid»*e, Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul B. F. Whltncr, Jr., was with them 58.13 66.18 F’ort Mellon Development Co.,Lot 58................. 69 209.48 h> having returned from his vneacovery in all branches of the live­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7 ................ 59.18 Milker leaves today Dooley, Miss Florence Henry, i lion. 67.37 209.48 F'ort Melton Development Co., Lot 59................. 69 stock industry; heavy steers bav> mints In Mnssachu- Miss Ethel Henry, G rant Wilson, Mellonville, Sanford, Fla. The Willing Workers had a big been bringing higher prices than 209.48 F’ort Mellon Development Co.,Lot 60.................. 59 I)r. Parks and A. L. Betts. |1 be gone several time at the Camp on Crystal Lake last year; hogs are nearly double Margaret Wilson, blk 22................................ 210 209.48 239.07 F’ort Mellon Development Co.,Lot 61................. 69 Thursday swimming and hunting the price of a year ago, nnd lambs Margaret Wilson, blk 28................................ 137 209.48 155.97 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 62.... ....... 69 Mrs. Ruth Ludecke Is and a good supper afterwards. arc valuable, the report of the E. F. Lane—Beg. nt N FI Cor of Int. of Union 209.48 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 63. -.......... 59 [inlaw of Dublin, N. United States Department of Ag­ Fourteen were present. Avc. and Mellonville Ave., Run N. on W. 232.03 j.mford Thursday to Honor G uest at Lovely riculture shows. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 64 .............. 64.72 Mr, Bridgcman and daughter, iand to make their Party Tuesday N ight Sadie of Ojus spent a couple of line of Mellonville Ave. 783.5 ft. W. 125 229.40 F ’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 65.— ..... 64 "Truck crops are coming in for b days a t the home of his son, Joe a share of price economy this sea­ ft. S, to Union Ave. East to Reg. (Less 229.40 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 66.........- ...... 64 Bridgcman and wife in Grapeville. son," the report says. "Early es­ Right of Way for First Street ............ 701.5 798.61 229.40 A delightful birthday surprise F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 67............... 64 Epps and little son, Little Frances accompanied them timates sngg -t a potato produc­ 229.40 Hie above nnd foregoing final assessments are payable in full F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 68—............. 64 Jr., returned from party was given Tuesday evening lmme. tion of only about t.l bushels per gia and North t ur- in honor of Mrs. Ruth Ludecke at 229.40 Mi. and Mrs. Ilcniust of Fort capita, which would be on a par without interest up to September 1, 1925, and after such date, said F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 69............... 64 the home of her father, A. J. Les­ Meade are visiting at the home of * 229.40 assessments will be payable only in ten cgual annual installments with F’ort Mellon Development Co,, Lot 7 0 .............. 64 those well remembered short­ sing by the members of the Re- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lumhpiist. with interest nt 8ri per annum. age years, lull and 1919. On­ 209.48 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 71 ............ 59 pobbins, Mrs. A. C. bokah Lodge. Mr. lleriiuist who is a carpenter ions, cabbage, melons nnd peaches 209.48 The evening was pleasantly F’ort Melton Development Co., Lot 72............... 69 Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the seal of the City of Sun. Mamie Kate IVhitwill assist in budding Mrs. Hilma have been selling at two or three 200.48 helma Dobbins mot- spent in gam es and music, after l.undqulsl’s house. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 73............... 59 ford. Florida, this 27th slay of July, A. 1). 1925. times last year’s prices nnd seem­ which tho guest of honor was 209.48 o last Monday. It is said that Mr. and Mrs. For- ingly have a hri k full market (SEAL) F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 74............... 59 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. asked to light the birthday cake, g;m have sold their new home and ahead. 209.48 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 7 5 .............. 59 which was artistically trimmed in "Rains last month added to hay i, A. P. Connelly nnd the Lodge colors of pink nnd green will move to Eusth where Mr. 209.48 F’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 7 0 ...... ........ 59 Forgan is connected with a real and late oats. Corn is making FINAL ESTIMATE FOR T1IE PAVING OF PALMETTO AVE., 21 ly returned Thurs200.48 nnd circled with the appropriate F ’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 77............... 59 r late l'iim. The people here regert ears now nnd looks good as a FKKT WIDE FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA AVENUE. lightfnl trio to Can- number of candles. 209.48 F ’ort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78.............. 69 to have them leave. whole. A fairly good spring wheat [points in the north. The hostesses. Miss Beth Boss­ llic following is the final estimated cost of paving Palmetto Ave., The above and foregoing final assessments nro payable without in­ Friends here are very glad to | crop seems assured, despite coning and Mrs. Ella Townsend, as­ hear that Mrs. K. V\. I tmd<|ui*t: ddcratdi* hot weather damage and 21 ft. in width from Franklin Street south to Geneva Ave., with a 6 terest up to September I. 1925, and from nnd after such date, said spe­ iith, the little son sisted by Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Smith nt 801 Elm Chorponing, served a dainty ice i< icsting easier at the I'ernald- some rust in the Red River Valley. inch rock Imsc surface treated with asphalt and stag chips. cial assessments will Ihj payable only in ton equal annual installments iroving nicely since course. A fter which Mrs. Ludecke Liughtnn Hospital where >he an­ Winter wheat was a disappoint­ 4328 at yds. excavation a t 40c .... .................................................$1,731.20 with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. il r.veiit a serious operation Satur­ ment luit lias apu ntly threshed pis'ds si s removed removed last l” \ " | Wo3 presented a lovely set se of six day evening. None blit the family out about ns much grain as was 2501 lin ft. curb and gutters nt 76c............................................... 1,903.04 Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San­ r- l ernald-Laughton ^ jjjass shorbert glasses. 79 lin. ft. single curb headers nt 35c 27.65 ford, Florida, this 20th day of July A. D„ 1925. nru allowed to see her yet. expected and is of good duality. i*' 2,378.04 (SEAL) Fruit is not so plentiful in eastern 3129 sip yds. macadam foundation 5 inches thick at 7flc L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. district , but the Pacific roast will 3062 sq. yds surface treatm ent at 30v............... 918.60 Publish July 2t, 31, Aug. 7, II, and 2lst. Miss Stoinoff To Give via ami little daughGeneva make good much of tie- deficiency. trm? have returned Violin Concert Soon Cotton has Inst ground in the wes­ hlina They were ac­ Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Nicholson of tern belt by reason of drought, but ts by Mrs. Bessie Miss Mary Stoinoff of this city Mims, spent Sunday afternoon indication.- still point to a good- 5 4-VVV+ * - ! • + V *■> K id re n of Anderson, with Mr. ami Mrs. I’revatt. sized total crop. Potatoes arc a 2 T. * *— ---‘ m i spend tho winter will give n violin concert a t the * Mi. and Mis. L. W. A lderm an. decidedly ont))|cr acreage than last i"A I ** 1 !•>. *« .* »• .rs * . (» Milane theater next Tuesday nlglu show which ends about 9 o'clock, a"ml tv o daughters spent Sunday vear and promise a smaller yield with Mr. and Mrs. George Mat- J hut nevertheless may make more J. M. Hayes have according to an announcement re­ Hews. • money for producers." ceived here this morning. The pro­ Mr. and Mrs. G. M. gram for the concert will he a n ­ Alec Davis and children have r e - 1« = = s = - = .James, Mrs. G. P. turned home from a trip to Jas­ s. Baxley of Ilarn- nounced Monday, it was said. Those who know Miss Stoinoff's per, where they visited Rev. Mc­ I re motoring over Jure very much im- ability will be glad of the oppor­ Call. S A V E Mr. and Mrs. Tim Teitema re­ Tsnford and its sur- tunity to hear her play a t that time, it is declared. turned lmme Wednesday after spending a month at Daj tona Drinking Water mis. Worthy Mnt- Mr. and Mrs. Forster Beach, , , , Municipal Supply i Mr. and Mr . Henry Levy left molc Chapter, Num«r of the Eastern Back From AugusMne la -1 week for a visit in Long Is­ City Of Kan ford land New York with relatives and wlay to attend the jer-nial S> sinn, Gen friends. Mr, ami 51 rs. F’rank I*. Forster Mr. Moes am! daughter, Alexia, Approved by . . . . Order have returned from a short visit be held at I"r«ii- nt St. Augustine where they were arrived here Saturday from Mi­ Anada, Aug. J to 1the guests of Mrs. F orster’s sister, ami to visit his daughter, Mrs. Florid.-i S late llimrd Lefiles. Mrs. J. E. Ingraham . They made Grover Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Philips cnllOf Health , the trip in their car, leaving here CONCERTS Mast Sunday and returning Wed­ ud’ on Miss Heckberger nnd Mr. <• ■ IUlLF.il nesday evening. Friends of the Heavy Flat Crepes. 54 inches wide, in all family will he glad to learn tit.it B U B B B a B a B B H B K B B H B B S B H B B B B O B B B B S U B I C I U I I I D 1 I 1 B D I 1 A J “lV—F\>r the first Mrs. Forster, who has been in ill dark shades, navy brown, Cope and tan. founding of the health for some time, is much im­ [PMetrts in 1781 a proved. PRINCESS SATURDAY :n *S ntfi. the Saxoniatt $5.00 yard I inh,lei in the seaWilliam I), Hlnxham was elect­ ; Mtrmrilinnry ed governor in 1880. ||e sold four 1“W* the tiewand- million acres of land for one mil­ «• ■ Crepe Satins. 54 inches, brown, navy, black, "7 the retun t ruc- lion dollars to Hamilton Uisstou jiP'ic tr.ut.;u^d opera end a and tan. $7.00 yard Philadelphia synsiente. ' city cousal ;,j t u|.. This amount settled the Voso claim irtj. and other debts of Florida mid re­ wdienn will established the credit of the State. Maliinson Molly 40-inch Crepes ^ I l for °nlv M ronem s Since that time her credit has *hil« (h, Stx- been rated highly. Brown, tan, navy, ^ h«nl in two. u O’Crepe S 15 new shades, extra laaaaaaaaaH X flB B fluuuaK aB uausaB B B xanuB auw aaxuii f '“fi ~ .Modern Ice e Social Side of Sanfor Isonals 19 2 5 Agricultural Picture Painted In Very Bright Colors f New Fall Silks I 54 Inches wide l hturm? plant to open Sanford Mattress Factory Phone 402-M U i DARE-DEVIL’ ! Notice Ladies— F’or New M attresses, renovating, upholstering, upholstery materials CALL J a c k H o x le and black. 40 inch­ es wide, satin face with crepe back. $5.00 yard •B B B B B aasanfiaaaB anacH B aaanaB B B aB B B aB naB B U tB anB naa i A FreeChicken j 1 | j 3 SATURDAY NIGHT \U -A T - j | ROUTE’S BAKERY Conn* in let us tell you about it 5’kvku IH b e d is c o u r a g e d Fancy t akes, Sandwiches and Breads Z"1 “ Hiings do not go as you w ish, never ■ '.Dp",]. Ma ke every d isappointm ent a M ‘n' ' " !i" Hot Rolls 11 A. M. and 4 I*. M. g r e a t e r a c h ie v e m e n t. All the new light shades for under­ wear, 40 inches wide. $3.50 yard. 40 inches wide, guaranteed for ..................... $3.50 yard B » 'inoln (Ifounlyj^ank [HI£GTH-. SKRVICE - P R O G R E S S 40 inches wide, all shades, extra heavy for slips. $1.65 yard A. B. C. Silk—40 in foundation all shade, guaranteed fast colors......$1.00 yard 1' Interest Paid On Savings A ccounts. S a n f o rd ,F la . Crepe Satins TRY OUR Uaked Ileans, linked Ham, Fancy Cheese S a la d s and Sausage deposit regularly w ith th is bank I Raronctt Satins “Malliiison’s” Pusy Willow in plain colors. year. ............................................................. 1 LVni Special $2.25 yard a every I heavy, all pure silk. 1J 5 Routh’s Bakery KM, I a rk • ' c n u c The Y ow ell C om pany ■ t TH IS IS T H E AGE OF SERV ICE—JOIN T H E CHA MHER OF COMMERCE AND SERVE YOUR CITY X 1 g I) f%• {| ++++++++4+**+++++*******'>*->*+*+^++*++**++**++*+**********+->**'**+*++**'>******+*+'>'b'¥*++**+++++'*++ S m i bb �rx m m TIIE SANFORD HERALD, FR ID A Y , AUG UST 7, 192; Philadelphia touches! him for four hits and won from Chicago, 3 to 1. Score by innings: Philadelphia .. OOO OOO 003—3-5-1 Chicago „ .. 100 000 000-1-4*0 Batteries; Betts, Ilccatur and Hcnlinc; Jones and Hnrtnett. Lakeland 5; Sanford 0, (7 inning3, BRAVES DEFEAT CARDINALS St.rain). Petersburg 5; Tampa 0. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.—The St. Louis Cardinals winning streak NATIONAL LEAGUE which had reached four in a row, Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 1. ended Thursday when Boston won, Cincinnati 0: New York 1. 0 to 4. The Braves bunched hits in the fourth and fifth innings Chicago 1; Philadelphia J. and were aided by base on balls, St. Louis 4; Boston 0. Riven by Rhem. Felix was put AMERICAN LEAGUE out of the game for protesting. P ittsb u rg h Rents VancePilchPhiladelphia fi-6; Cleveland 0-1. Play in Sleady D ownpour of Score by innings: ing for Rrooklyn T hree Out Boston .......... 000 330 000—C-12-0 Washington 5*10; St. Louis 4*.. Rain A fler F ir s t in n in g ; of Four Times This Season; St. Louis .. .. 000 022 000— l-13-l' Boston 0; Chicago 10. Hunched H its and Two San­ New York 10; Detroit 4. Yesterday’s Results Bill From St. Louis; Athletics Split Two ford E rrors Cause Defeat ^Washington Now W ithin One Game of League Leading Philadelphia Team ; Indians T ake F irst From Athletics New York Yankees Trim Cobb’s Tigers SMOKERS STALL AND CONTEST IS GIVENTO SAINTS PITTSBURGH, Aug. 7.—Pitts­ burgh batted Dazzy Vance hard Thursday and won first game of series from Brooklyn 5 to 1, It was Vance’s second defeat in his last eleven games and both were dealt out by the Pirates who hove stopped the speed ball king three times out of four this season. Ray Kremor held the Robins in check, Dick Cox being the only visitor to hit effectively, counting for a tri­ ple, n double and a single, the dou­ ble figuring in the lone Brooklyn W hite Sox Put W hitew ash On Tam pa Fails to Send R a d e r to Pinto in F irst of F ifth Iloston and Win by Score A fter Umpire Hud Called to 10 to 0 In T hursday’s Game Play; Score S tands 5 lo 0 WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—The champion Senators moved to with­ in one game of the league leading Athletics Thursday, with two vic­ tories over St. Louis while Phila­ delphia divided n twin bill with Cleveland. The Senntors took tlie first gntne, 5 to 4, nnd the second 10 to 3. First Game. Score by innings; St. Louis .. .. 020 001 100-4-8-0 Washington .. I l l 200 OOx—5-8-0 Batteries: Bush, Wingard and Dixon; Rcuthcr, Marborry and Hevcrcid. tally. Score by innings: Brooklyn .. .. 000 001 000-1-9-1 Pittsburgh . .. 900 021 02x—5-9-0 Batteries: Vance nnd DeBerry; Krenter nnd .Smith. REDS DOWN GIANTS CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.—Cincinnnti took the first game of the se­ ries from New York 9 to 1. Pi­ rn lii gave the Reds their first tally in the opening inning with n homo run into deep right field. Cincin­ nati got to Ilcnlley for seven safe­ ties in the second, netting nix runj. Luquc allowed only six scattered hits. Score by innings: New York .. , 000 001 0 0 0 -1 - 6-1 Cincinnati H50 tot OOx— 0-11-3 Batteries; Bentley, Wisner mu Totals ......... 23 5 6 2111 0 Gowdy, Hartley; l.uque nnd Har­ grave. Score by innings; Sanford.............. - - 000 000 0—0 I'll 11. LI EH WIN L akeland................. 000 003 2—5 CHICAGO, Aug. 7.—Jones after (Game protested at start by Ac­ ting Manager Hardy; called Tilt allowing only one hit for eight in­ nings, weakened in tho ninth ami account rain.) Summary: Two base hit. Buckley, Edwards. Three base hit, Kowalski. Stolen base, Buckley, KnwnhkL Sacrifice, Dumas, Crawford, Surface, Cusack, Ery. Left mi base, Sanford 4; Lakeland 6. Base on balls off Ery 1; Crawford 3; Kelly 1; Culbcrt 2. Struck out by F.ry "; Crawford 3. Hits off Crawford 5 in 6; off Kelly 0 ini); off Culbcrt l in I inning. Wild pitch Culbcrt. Balk, Crawford. Umpires, Baxter and Ware. Time Second Game Score by innings: St. Louis .. .. 010 001 010— 3- 9-1 .Washington 001 003 51 x—10-13-0 Batteries: Davis, Danforth, Falk and H argrave; Ituel and Johnson. YANKEES TRIM TIGERS NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—The Yankees turned bark Detroit Thursday, 10 to 4, marking up their third straight victory and their seventh success in tho last eight games. Hoyt pitched ids sixth triumph of the year. Ernie Johnson hit a home run. Score by Innings: Detroit .. .. 220 000 000— 4-11-0 New York .. 000 530 20x—10-15-2 Batteries: Wells and Hassler; Hoyt and Bengough. ATHLETICS BREAK EVEN PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.—The Athletics' split Thursday's twin bill with Cleveland, winning tlie second game, 6 to 1, after <1rap­ ping the first, 9 to 6. The Indians clubbed Herrins off the hill in the third inning of the first game when they scored five runs. First Game Cleveland ............. 105 010 020—1 Philadelphia . . 000 200 (HO- 1 Butteries: Smith and Myatt H arrirs, Groves, Heimlich, Baum gartner, Rommel nnd Cochrane Perkins, Second Game Score by innings: Cleveland .. ^ 000 000 100-1- 8-3 Philadelphia 100 005 OOx—6-13-0 Batteries: W. Miller, Colo and J . Sewell; Wnlberg and Cochrane. WHITE SOX WIN. 19 TO 0 BOSTON, Aug. 7.— Blankenship held the Boston hitters to five safeties while Chicago romped away with u 10 to 0 decision Thursday. it war his sixth straight victory. The hitting of Hvhnlk and Shecty's home run over tho left field fence together with the fielding of Tody were features. Dick Kerr, formur blacklisted pitcher of the While Sox, nnd re ­ cently reinstalld to major league boll, was in uniform and Manager Collins announced that lie probably would be used in one of the two games Saturday. Score by innings: Chicago .. .. 003 320 110—10-12-0 Ilo sto n ........ 01m uni) omi— 0. 5-2 Iluttcrics: lllanknn hip ami Schalk; Zuhnizcr, Nculmucr ami l'iclnkh. Phillies And Rrnvcs Win TA MI-A •Snead, 2h. Hickey, 3b. Estrada, If. Weik, ns. .. Lee, if ........ C. Allen, cf. Hudgins, c. Jesmer, lb. Foley, p. .. Alvarez, p. Totals .. SAINTS R. Alien, ss, Meaner, 3b. Shannon, rf. Brown, cf. Doyle, 2I». Barnes, lb. Cox, If........ Hesse, c. .. Morris, p. Totals ......... 15 6 4 12 4 1 NOTE: flame forfoitvd to.,Saints jr.«t of 5th will'll Tampa failed to send batter to plate after umpire had culled play. •Score by innings: T a m p a .......................... non 0 —0 St. P e te rsb u rg ......... 300 2—5 Nummary: Two base hit, Doyle 2. Three base hit, Hnrncs. Stolen bare, Hesse 2. Left on base. Saints t; Tampa 5. Base on balls, off Foley I ; Morris 2. Struck out by Morris 3; Foley 4. I Ilia off Fo­ ley I in 3 2-3 innings, Alvarez 0 in 1-3. Hit by pitcher, by Foley (Measlier and Be se.) Wil'd pitch, Foley 3. Balk, Morris. Passed ball, Hudgins. Losing pitcher, Foley. Umpire, I’ieh. Time 1:20. LENINGRAD, Aug. 6.—An old manuscript discovered in the a r ­ chives of tho Leningrad library is claimed by the Academe of Science to bo the original manuscript of the famous Oriental tales “ A Thousand and Uru Nights." A. early as the 15th century it was believed that t hi manuscript had been destroyed. This rare find has now been hieorpnrntcd in the Russian National Mu uim of Mos­ cow. Ocala- Construction tourists hotel under way Davenport Four hundred thou tuml-dolmr street paving prnjei under war. Wright, Warlow and Company -<80 Hn f t 12 !n?h »torm 1 Manhole ...------ *~~ 1040 Jin f t 3 Inch drain tile a t $100.00 pC] Extra w o rk ............................. .......... Monument at atreet Intersection..... Laboratory Inipectlon of materials. Legal expense, advertising etc. 2ft., Engineering 6 ft ............... .................. To bo borne entirely by adjacent property Number of feet frontage....o....... ............. 935 Assessment per foot frontage ...... $5.8821 2) From Fourth St. to Celery Ave. 6172 yds grading a t 40c................................ 3840 Stn yds overhaul at lc............. ................ 5568 lino ft curb and g utter a t 70c............... M l lin It flush curb a t 35c........— ............... 7520 sq yds 6 inch rock base a t 80c................. ARMY DIVISION MOBILIZES SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE 260 sq yds 2 inch sheet asphalt a t $1.02..... QUICKLY 7031) sq yds surface treatm ent a t 30c........... Knoxville 2; Columbia 0. Asheville 2; Charlotte 10. 0 Type A inlets a t $35.00......................... CAMP LEWIS, Wash.. Aug. 6. Spartanburg 9; Augusta J. 9 Type B inlets a t $30.00............................." —The third arm y division here can mobilize inobilizo and ami be ready to on* en­ 1359 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer a t $1.05........ train In one hour nnd 45 minutes. 579 lin ft 2-1 inch storm sewer a t $2.75........ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION This was determined recently in a 5696 tin ft 3 inch drain tile at $100.00 per jj Little Rock 16-5; Atlanta 4-3. test mobilization ordered by Major Chattanooga 1; Mobile 0. 5 Manholes a t $50.00............. ...................... General William II. Johnston, camp commander. The mobilization plan Memphis 0; Birmingham 4. Extra work was kept secret until the orders New Orloans-Nnshvillc, rain. 4 Monuments at street intersections at p were issued. Every unit In carnp Laboratory inspection of m aterials___ Quincy—Highway under conpacked up and was nt the railroad .qtructlon between here an«I ChnULegal expense, advertising etc 2% .... ... station within the time stated. ahoocheo progressing rapidly. Engineering 5 ft ..—...... ...... ............... ...... Palmetto— Plans under way for Clearwater — Foundation Iwork municipal improvement progress being laid for $1,000,000 hotel. to cost $1,250,000. 10 do porno ciuirviy ujf mijHU'ni jiropcriy nwnen, f* t TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY UN LOCUS 1 Number of feet frnotago .................... 4381.1 Assessment per foot frontnge............ $4,781 | AVENUE AND FORT REED AVENUE FROM UNION AVENUE FRED T. WILLIAMS, & J SOUTH TO CELERY AVENUE. The following is tlie final estimate for the paving of Locust Ave., Fcct Cost PJ nnd Fort Reed Ave., from Union Ave. south to Celery Are., a width Nnnie. Description Frontage f t pJ of 21 feet with sheet nsphalt on a 6 inch rock base from Lnion A v e, Neavo'a Addition to Sanford Fit. I Smith to nnd including Fourth Street intersection; and surface trent- J. J. Ifcitz, Lot 1 blk D....................... 133 ’ 5 nun t on a 6 inch rock base from Fourth St., south to ( clery Ave. Irene F. Lnngley nnd Mildred (1) From Union Ave. to Fourth Street. Simmons, Lot 1 blk G..............- ........ CO J I lid cu yds grading a t ................................................................ 9 444.00 Same Lot 4 blk G..«........ 60 J 960 stn yds overhaul a t 1c.............................-.............................. 9.60 Same Lot 5 blk G............... GO J 117s lin ft concrete curb and gutter nt76c................................. 895.28 Same Lot 1 blk J...~.................... CO *| 7u tin ft flush curb at 3.5c........................................... 24.50 Same Lot 4 blk J ........................ CO • I isu ..j yds 0 inch rock base nt 80c.......................... 1,184.00 Same Lot 5 blk J ........................ 55 * J 167 sq yds 2 inch sheet nsphalt at $1.02..................... 1,496.84 Same Lot 5 blk J ..................-..... 5 jjt 273 sq yds brick relaid at 10c ....................................... 109.20 Mary Reason, Lot 1 blk K......- .............. 42.3 ■ 2n:t «q ft concrete alley returns at 30c....................................... 60.90 Normany Square, Sanford, Fla. 2 Typo A inlets a*. $35.00 ...................................................... 70.00 Corn King, Lot 1 .... ....... - ........................ 132 5.£S 2 Type It inlet, at 10.00 ........... ......................................... 60.00 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 16.......................... 45 " Fred E. Crandall, Lot 17...................... 45 "1 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 18.......................... 45 m Charles Gnno, Lot 19................... .... —..... 45 w Fred E. Crandall, Lot 20...................... 114.6 * J. E. Paces Subdivision of Block C—Mellon’ Mamie J. Heerin, Lot 48........................ 22 $5JS Mamie J. Heerin, Lot 48.............................. 267 $4.7! Mamie J. Ileerrin, Lot 65.................. 289.7 , ■ E. R. Trnfford’s Map of San fort Zion Hope Church, Lot 4 blk C Tr. D..... 68.4 J. M. Robinson, Lot 1 blk 7 Tr. I)....... 50 J. M. Robinson, Lot 2 blk 7 Tr. I)...... 50 J. M. Robinson, I.ot 3 blk 7 Tr. D......... 61 J. M. Robinson, I.ot 4 blk 7 Tr. D....... 50 J. M. Robinson, Lot 5 blk 7 Tr. I)....... 50 Richard McPherson, Lot 1blk 8 Tr. D 50 Richard McPherson, Lot 2 blk 8Tr. D Emma Lamnr, Lot 3 blk 8 Tr. D........... 64 Jam es Potts, Lot 4 blk 8 Tr. D.’............ 50 Wm. C. Stewart, Jr., Lot 5 blk 8 T r. D 50 J. L. Lindsey, Lot 7 Blk 8Tr. E............ 84 J. L. Lindsey, Lot 8 blk 8 Tr. F.............. 50 W. B. Ballard, Lot 9 blk 8 Tr. E........ 60 Union Lodge, Lot 10 blk 8 Tr. E........ 60 Theresa Stewart, Lot l blk 9 Tr. D— 50 Squire Wright, Lot 2 blk 9 Tr. D........ 50 Squire Wright, Lot 3 blk 9 Tr. D........ . 6*1 Squire Wright, Lot 4 blk 9 Tr. D..... — 50 Squire Wright, Lot 5 blk 9 Tr. D........ 50 Josephine Dixon, Lot 6 hlk 9 Tr. E....... 50 Maggie Burrows, Lot 7 blk 9 Tr. E..... 60 Stennie Buddie, Lot 8 hlk 9 Tr. E......... 61 Phil Green, Lot 9 blk 9 Tr. E ----- ----60 N. H. Garner, Lot 10 blk 9 Tr. E ...... 50 Will Prather, Lot 1 blk 10 Tr. I) 60 J. S. Gardner, Lot 2 Hlk 10 Tr. D 60 Louisa Rozicr, Lot 3 blk trt Tr. D (‘l J on improved Husiness ami Residential Proper in Sanford Funds im m ediately available subject to title exam ination. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUF (Second Hall) Won Lost I T am p a ........................ 30 7 .1 l.nkeland ............. 26 1H .1 St. Petersburg . . . 18 23 S a n fo rd ................... |U 3 1 Diitrihutor: HOWARD BOTELER DuBOSH AX'D HOLLER Florida it£Aeross 112 P ark Avenue ARROW SPEC/A Pittsburgh New York . Cincinnati .. Brooklyn . Philadelphia St, Louis „ Chicago .. . Iloston .. .. Philadelphia Washington Chicago .. St. Louis Detroit .. .. Cleveland .. New York .. Boston .. .. New Orleans A tlanta .. .. Nashville .. Memphis .. .. Chattanooga Mobile ......... Little Ruck ,. Birmingham A _ treaty was made with the Semiholu Indiana nt Moultrie near Kt. Augustine in September, 1823. In the treaty the Indians agreed to oend chiefs west to Mtudy to coun­ try with a view to moving there Florida Re-Sale Exchan deferred payments. Witness nty han'd this 22nd duy of July A. Dof the City of Sanford. L. R. PHILIPS, CBf Publish July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 28. S �— - - __ THE 7, 1925. -J ===== r : .* V \ 148 ,11* fler»W P h o n e 148 Classified Directory Advertising For Sale PRINTING Wanted EVERT TIUJE A Smart Woman BY CUN 1)0 FOR DIG RESULTS advcrthe in p n ii o . , ,, r ~ r ~ ' D. BATES W E U ( B v rr y o u I LI M e N — T H t s R t 'S N O WANTED: From five to 10 acres the FORT I.AUUERDALF I f "' UjMnKft delivered PRINTING A l l V WL’ W < ! _ ! < „ ......... 1 • , r > tltlll n r o u n d S a n f o r d v elb iw WILL A D M IT , — J O S G TAV-H:fN<S ' vY o u unimproved land within ra<liu:t i ■ire Vro.imul'Vi'u In A d f i » « K r i i il i i u l r l l u i l o i n 1 ' . M P t ( « . . DAILY NEWS—It coven '|tVow-i pin'd fri,n,h™Un^ Sa,' f,jnl. yellow FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE of three miles of city. II. care The! Snn(oni,‘ rt'*.' w o n 't H O f f e L e s s '. IT'S VC»?Y SEMINOLE PRIN TE r V, W. N. nrtl County thoroughly which” U ! f|,onrin!,"mir!ih ,,hoat,,lintr. siding, Hera hi. H r n r rail "w«I a n d f » l " Alnr <■( llip p r u l i l r m . n h l r h r u n . P l a i n t h a t tou pl of lh . RtMk rapkiy y ^ L ^ S l r i h a t ' 1'" '' **“• !lni,hAt t h a t if » t lL'A«,i'o rnp' „ p r i n t i n g t h a t (’oU, r I ' V?.r^,Vo‘ i ° rt “ Co. “ v,nK » to Fla. >'ou- WANTED: Hoarders, with or with- f . r M I N I ? P O G .2 N O T PLEASES, nt very reasonable sections on the Florida " v.<msi.i Vermont Lumber Osteen, Sample copy and rate card upon I | | 011*1 k n i i t . u h ) I h l * I*. I « r I k p ) out rooms. 811 Elm Ave. Phone H u m w i t h M inc= i ]<K ■ »•* prices. Remington Portable Type­ re<iticst. d u n 1! a r t m I n r n ) , » , k a t l n s l l i r i t i * t writers. Telephone 93, Welnka 674-W, _________________________________h i i n i p » r r » n u i r b . S l l l l , I h r r r In m i OR . ALE: New bungalow, 5 — *7 ■ H » « Bldg. A V T t'ii t o c. ,, , a m y l i m t h r i n n . n «<l t h a t l» H i m il - 4* • LEARN ABOUT Polk County and rooms, all papered, large sloep- W WANT hi) TO R E M : Small house Ul«r. limit IkPlr k>i.l,nni(« In kp Ml 4oubU • bov* >ng porch. Screened front and back lakeland, through the Staror flat, prefer one furnished, by | h""*' m i " « iiimmt ,<r «he> want WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Telegram. Best advertising me­ porch. Partly furnished. Wants to tr, tor con" ,r r r e f nn" n s . "r '* r Engraving, Embossing. See us dium in South Florida. Published go North. I 3-4 miles Orlando the year or will consider short Itt nf i‘m time furnished. Slate price. H. G. I I lu r«i'inlt> irtit* t h u l h t t i l M i i .N first. We do it. Phone 417-W. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Road a t Citrus Heights, n i n ru lr, h a i r iilm t m lith t he fe!r»«i Un“' h It. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. Vfmdwnrth, Valdez Hotel. I r r n i r i l lh«* tilttlil r a n t h l l t i K I t i i l l m ’l. Lakeland, Florida. fir.. tl<‘ o f tlfirk** 83 I LET PARK AVENUE. Facing WANTED: The public to know Ju iir hnI n n himmi Iiihwr | hf ar n *in nta I 1__1 *»f I h r r f i t l h * west on Park Avenue and 132 u r - ( ,|o ird t o that they car get their auto re­ i h r j i i m i l In Im* «nil n m l i t •Mir. Il REAL ESTATE OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales l o m n ' t m u i i r r |*ii r (lull In r l v n h r r r . through the Xenia Gazette. Zcn- feet deep on Evans Street. Beau­ pair work cioni. reasonable and iJu*»t Nti l i m i t i n l i i m i m r i t h r r r n t u l k 'l'X n * S»ntiful pine_ trees, hiijh (locution, work guaranteed by expert meia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis,,lln?. tr? '<1, ! ''' h Devotion, • fla p o n ill'U i h n l N O t iir w h rr i* clnr«iit*i l i » t i | i r n t o J. E. SPURLING, auS-division F O G A V ^ fC V h r h o lm * . •Ji. i m - T l l o n . — ......... . ..,---chanics. Wallace’s Garage, on OrS S ■pecialint. Subdivision to Or­ trict. Want ad and display r £ s In i ■vim >i«l U a N o r o n f r u n I n i r . , «n!'»B'lu«nl nient house. Can he bought nt sac- l*nd<> Road. One mile fron city o l Sl ho |nh r|iriih!i*tn. (? C 5 A S O M Ci<3 OT> on request. lando, Florida, and F l o r a m itl t l i i i t I m t»» kr«*p NfirO J |5y« »ll,,uld b! rifice mill and mi on exceptionally ___ easy tlmiG limits, h l u m r l f n t h o m r o r i n m m t n i l P In St u b o s . Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ I *5. m r.i»* of M R . Itrt h in ta rlf » « n > friMii h n m r . In terms if sold at once. 11. M. RUM- *,,7 ' ----------------way. COLUMBUS (Go.,) LEDGER — BLEY. n f l r v t rr#t»»frr«* WANTED TO BUY: A disc har­ tin r l l h r r **f itl.r-B* . n i l I h r r n g m i i l l } t h a Classified ails have the largest row. W. M. Young. 312 N. Park gii a *i *I. "I si l i f t n v* n it • h »r nr•iIm I «•r n i kn -r I th?r ' oIl..At,..____ ,. P;(lh rate*. rule* circulation in Southwestern Geor­ t o i l SALE: Uartnail of extra Avenue. SIGNS n ii n i' i i 11Vi 11'« h n w r %«• h r r n 11n r «*f ' •in «iv« y « gia. Rato 8c (O-word line) line. i h r h n r t l m l ll»ltnt*» i Ian I n h n i h n n t l fancy bananas. Selling Any Kind—Anywhere tiilun. Anti If litm I n «!«•* noble price. Fi» ^®til aoolot you I n n , an > to n ! i I h n l »*nn m ilir price. F i r s t 'S u e d am i' 'V ^ Avoriu.■C°°k‘ APP,>' TO REACH the prosperous farm­ sonable , win. «<1 10 I h e i r I t i n j i n i h l r i n w a t iiair l l a n r r r r Railroad Avenue. • <6*. B olt-N ipper adm <S tn ln ly r n m r u i t r n t l f >Intel) r l n n r l« ers nml fern growers «f Volus­ Iff.rtlv* IT .XIOT IC 'S P. cond hand refrigera­ „ N l f | ) | i l n i ; nl» i*111* Kr;»hh«iiiC Ho* m a t ia county advertise in the Del .and I OK SALE: Ponzi is not in San­ i WANTED: tor. Mu ‘ ‘b e in g o o d c o n d itio n . "*> "•e .•*»«•*— * «*. «p«-nk. s m h n jjOiiM *»«• th\ ” Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Daily News, rate lc per word, rash p r r u o n !«• r n l l l l r i l i n i h r n r r l n l t i i M price ailtlr*.. *• ford but A. M. Philips is and Phone 25. «.l i h r i n i i l li t i H l r w . n m l h i n l m m l i a t n l W,oii« nuin'ier u Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At with order. can put you in line for handsome n i l n i f f il» r r n i i n f r > mIh m i I iI lull" About on* F irst Street. in , profit on 40 acre farm. ft*>r u p n m l n i l ! * «irh n «*»ir l i l r v a i 't l . a II10<101<11<I n o . * „II ,I n„U rr ^, ,n M i m r t ......... iirr^nva ... a l r i l w r MAINE — Wutorville, Morning r ~ -------------------------- WANTED: Six or seven room th« other* can l h«us*\ close in. Apply 317 Oak n !<■«<» iu«i will i>»ii< *•<«»*•<•* »»!»<•» TIN AND METAL WORK jltb yon u n i... Sentinel. Thousands o f M a i n e [** DR SALE: Direct from owner, Avenue. I n k r r f * I h i ' l r 1m who u*l% l i i i i i i r ill tr «.Mreo». l i l f t h t ii m l ii I it* t m i k r hiluliiMiilH UH ill people are interested in Florida, ^ r o o m house, h a t h , electric I n *1111% ill h o mi* f i l l e r u lit Vil full* JAMES H. CO W A N -A ll kinds property. Reach them t h r o u g h Dghts, 2 1-2 acres, IP o r a n g e tre e s ',.....,,.,,,. Y 6 S * -----h im h i »T b* %ml i h n l lw lii^ l %*h o i k n i k m i ««*.•> miles. r....... of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Hie Sentinel, “ ‘ . 1 t b * ■■■* on hard hard mini road •> 2 11-2 from post WAiMhN |i) RENT: It nr 7 room t*4 ap- on P o csn 't itu |i1 U h n l Ii* *i i i «* him n r I wiMMtiii. *.lr* «« •<» Water nrd Boat Tanka. At Oak plication, liniifc. Modern nml close in. I ’ll uri) *ilii* u n i * •H ititrl! office towards Country Clubl Ideal ■R u n , it k»r Hliwotl^ T h U %*iiiii«n Iiiuiit* \ \ n * r«li|i*«l Avti.uc and Third Street. Tele­ place fur chickens. Phone 571-J. What have you? "Hox" Herald. i a | valid. Itf i h r u l l l r r r * m ill II **!»•• i II m m o phone 111. p ro m p t. E fflo l.n i A LITTLE TA N T AD IN The r r n l I h n l «»l»r *%«^ o i m t . tI I iim: ii !MI2) »r*lc. HERALD will bring you in big H H t SALE: Hawaiian guitar with (WANTED: Man with ear to sell K n l l i u i h IIII s H h r r « | i l n l n r i l I n l l i r | ii si 14•** i h n l iht* ii|i«*rn(ril lh«* %llll instructions how to play. Can complete line miulit remits. Advertise those old a r ­ Innlity auto tires Building: Material ticles you have stored away and be seen at Ml Park Ave. l i f t 'd ii *u* 11 b it* Hit* ii ii I ^ m i ) wli«* and tubeExclusive territory, Ii.1 i| l » r rti t t l i h 111 **t»rk m i l T 1' III H i i nil 111 k r r | i UrT h ii*iliii m l luiiiit* nl Experience m i e . ii !., i ... " i' ii ••xt,,'iii’iice not necessary. Salary would n MIRACLE Concrete t o , general have no ure for. A little thirty- POP 1 OI. SALK. Win,low screens. Cal l : per month. Milestone Rut,IIS l. 111HIII 11It:11 Atir lull u r litl<«l, cement work, sidewalks, build­ cent ad may bring you several _________ <l'i‘r ID,, East Liverpool. Ohio. heV, rrrlnlutjr iiuKtil t*» luu i* cfiiud ir e c t o r y ing blocks, irrigation bores. J, H dollars. Phone 113 and a repre­ iiiriiitril la•-r r.ml rrrtiiumrtulril Ihnl sentative will call and t.ce you. F 01* SALK One r» your old »U*r- UM* -i L h u* n i nTerwlllegar, Prop. . m **hr hr »»*1iifill'll u I nriir*lr uirilul. \» y\ .» I hl>, \\ < ?II dnlliiur work, ExI nf rmiriri ihN ((roltlriii hn* lirru sey cow, l.ind and gentle ns u , pl*«-» wtlfcla •"■V |0*ll nnw ill position lo dll \v«*ll «*0»r4l |I»iiU« ih «U »*l pr**|»lr. lull I I.OHIDA—ORLANDO- Oilando lamb. Price $50,00. J, It. Teller, pfitplp ill Sh h I mpiI HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa ilrillini' •" <• r»*„■»„■,,»|rdllfrrei.1 M««in.-«<«»I n i l PM n r r i l r d . Morning Sentinel; largest dassi- Lake Mary, H r. ,, . .. ;(allAslib-v . ' " l i n y h « mII>,,11.- oipi l.t r>(l , i,» * Bu«n>. , i . m< « i <i Service, Quality and Price. J | « | n h r n » » l *1*" fieil huriness, rate lc a word, min­ Enst ru s t Street, I | • 1.1 nimlitK htuiii* nluiii*. Thr* ■Is rii|"lf"l. 11 ■* iirr *%Iwr rn«ni*h !<• o«%M nw I’.iwr* imum 21c cash with order. ^iphuhctifiinr f“* FOR SALE: At a bargain. One \\ \ N I I|l;St OTtOpmil hi*I. Aunty l’*»f»rh mi*t hiiwl*f»ml 144.1 **llr MB'S Vbp*. ,, , . ... ... , if | | * nil Ihr I ii i4i11i KB Util li»«rlhrr n*ul ill' UODN'ICO in u n v M r i .. young Jersey bull. 30 head of sMiinlny ofteriirton only. \nld**7. j ,4ll%r ,«••s»n« i»ii ii*** nm i i » « i nu» DAVID B. HYEB TMil MORNING JOURNAL is the (1;iiry w,„ ivi. Illjlk Vc«*l«lt y l II, Mr. \Vot>| worth, Valdez In Hill? 1% In **«ln» In •»»«* Automobiles Hooms For Kent a ...'Pled want ail medium in i this winter, fash or ail on terms Ipire In 'this A n C H IT E C l rbi-iilim. Duytmin (Fla.) One cent a word with security. D, W. Kennedy, De- Hot**!. \. mir*i. CT 0 R Y D IM ., DEPENDABLE USED CARS an insertion. Minimum 2.r>e, Uemh.r L l 4 FOR RENT—Ronton wltii or with­ WA NTED: I til'll c la s s r e a l t y Land. Fla. Route I. Box 11. Dodge Touring. fHONK Flos. lIulM lnic out mi-nls. Reasonable rates, 1921 -------- - -I Mil*’ man for city and rulslivis1925 Dodge Coupe. PAM PA DAILY TIMES. Tampa, 148 O rlando, F ln rld a f.iiicotn lliill.ie. Renew Vonr IlealUi 1im its, | Imi Excellent proposition. Apply 1923 Dodge 4'onpc. 1 la. Thousands tead the clas- FOR SALK: Outside new will lie $200 i.er a*-re after Sop Monday morning, the 19th, Vnldcz 1922 Dodge Touring. 'ilied pages of Florida’s Great by Purification Itealiv <‘«. Mr. Wool worth, Valdez FOR RENT: Front K d r o m . Call teniher 1. Plume 30X-W for pres D odge G r a h a m I IIni Dmne Daily, rules 2 cents a word. cut Anv physician will tell yon that } at Mil.ii> Tbeatio or 32t Mag­ 1923 Truck. Hotel. Mi Directory price. Minimum 25c, cash with order.I "Perfect Piirificnlion of the Sy nolia Avenue. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck HILTON’S Write lor complete rate card. tem ii Nature's foundation <<f — MoUigrnphing. For Honl FOR SALE: For a muck turnover I. \V. Phillips* S o n s IIAHIIKH siini* Sparc no the page IVifi-d Health." Why not rid F'Ht SALE L| mailing—a* you or development purposes 1 have for classified advertisements. Dodge Bros. Sales and Service 113 Magnolia Ave. PALM BEACH COUNTY Thelon your eK of Hironic nilmcnis tt.at ken yon w a n t it See John ................. slu ;,-iid o in d ev elo p l o v n i . i l d o e m f o r o n l y EUR RENT: House, ... .i x mi■*<> % *• t . L i V * Why not rent lluou* vacant moms, Phone 1 Oak mid 2nd SI <1 First Class Burhers are tmderndnhig ynur vitality Ml. E. Porch, First * J I III k IU1 ....... . ,, li t . . . . . I »... Mils nun. 3-1(10.00 per acre wilh good terms. <>r sell that, second-hand gauds? nn-nt. Read about it in the Palm Special Attention purify yniir f>iillre vst<‘in by takk fiidg. Given To 1-adles and Children. lb aeh Post. Sample copy sent on This will reipiirv iiuh-k action if FDR REN T: Unfurnished nnart- im: a Ihormiph em ir..... . Cnlotnlis. you want it. Call phone 725 be­ nn-nt. three rooms, piivate bath, * moo or twice n week Or several reipiest. n o t T ill.A M I r u v r I lfs fffm r e n t '\ fore noon Saturday. l r . I ,e<iii T h a i H uv*. t e ' with hot water. Private entrance, wed. nml •'<*• how Nature reMuntf. Dili Oak Avenue. .Wiibh y«m with lu'iulh. ADVT.RTISING g,-li rccults if it A SONS M>.nu(aeiur«i1 t> C hinaw are in E nglish l*orce- readies potential buyci.x. Pa- FOR SALE: Lot 111. extra large. ---------------------------------------------- j C;,|ot;ilis m<> the greatest of all I h o i u K - l . l n i l i l o I’ a l a f b _ |[)rive D. Highland A'.e. Quick sale 31350. RENT: Five rr.um house, y tem purifiers. (5<-l a family n«M i,v 2nd Si. at It. R- la in s, R u v a ria n a n d J a p a n e s e hub:, Daily N. ,va is circulated in Term . Frcil W. Ball. Photic lltni-J. FOR I . I I O I M ) l> XI N T K 1 S I - 4 X 1 303 East Fifth, pply 3tnl Enrich p:e kng». containing full directions, C h in a m a k e lo v ely eiriH ! l" "nlu anal and agricultural buc111 l h K » u l , a Avak pi ii e 35 da,* trial p:u kage, 10 i ts. Ave. tion. SALK I’h o n v 3TH FOR IIIRK At any drug store. Adv.) FOR SAKE: Pi ice other farm land Day SERVICE 1’he Ball Hardware ADVERTISE nt liw ■Journal-Her­ within 5 miles of city then see FOR RENT: 5 i-imni lion- e, m iner i*fss alt trains $ 1.00 S1.no Vnlm'M fur — .Bag; P' Second apd Cedar. Apply il. T. Oak Avi'nin'. -3-W lV'<h«ne r>M unit‘ 03 ald., Suu Hi Georgia’b greatest A. 51. Philips, fide Try Sniilfi’s IJaiSno vr»c V a lu e s fm* . ...... Pace, Box 203. newspaper. .Morning, uflenioop, FOR SAKE: One imr^e and tw<< I i:tc. CAFE weekly mid Sunday. Classified horse wagons. John Murphy, APARTMENT FOR RENT: Cheap S llD R f o r ?XOO(l l ) a i ’l> 0 r W. H. LONG G. TAYLOR DYER rates Ilie per line. Waycroas Jour- Gitulerx illc, Fla. A s I .m u ' A s T h e y L a st rates for mininter nionllis. Ap­ ^ice and (piality nal-llerald. \Vay<Tims, Georgia. work. Ladies welcome. ply 300 French Av< MEAT MARKET 2vigils P a in tin g — D c c o ra tln if "A ( ir e a titr S a n fo rtl T ltn u o flt FOR SALE: Lot on Izturcl Av II A C A F E TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE — bctwi n I'liinl ami Fourth HOUSE FOR RENT: 5 mom Next to Valdez. A (JreattM* C lm inlter o f P I1 0 N K 303 Vflc Hmiae Semi m your subscription t<< the r«”*»tU for mly $1150. Term-. 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. houm1, south of i-lu«>l Imuse at U’o n tm c re c " Mgr. IQ'. W. 1st SL Tiibinie nr hand il la your local pi..,,,., -,,r. 1Paola. Apply to J. tl. lliTzberzcr, dealer so y<>u van read Florida’s I'nolii. Fla. LI. CAFE greatest tiewsp<i|ier. Ofle year, RINK’S F IL L IN G 111 Service and QualM is c e lla n e o u s FOR RENT: Two large rooms for $8.00, i; mouth-. 3 1 t h r e e months ItUel and Park Avelight housing. West Fir l Street. 32.nu. If you desire $1.0u0 insur­ H. A. SPEIR STATION ance policy mid 5V to your order. DUPLEX shorthand course by Phone 1185-W, III: » I. I: v r ATM — IA V I V X I r.NT.A r«ntrnctor and Builder 1113 Sanford Ave. Hanford. Fla. I'litt'H iiin -ltrm iile v Itb lg . MUGS DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell youmnil siit‘*"'***"’iI.T r(oat one-iiilh oim*i < FOR ** RENT: Furnished apart,.lent.' ' : .uir.iMl Fl or libi sS’J-M — Phone — 499-M anything? If *<> ad vert iso in National Shorthand School, latk. ‘ » Sanford I amt and Wall I n ­ ILG STORE — Prcthe Gainesville Sun. land. Fin. I'wr ‘ ° - lMrst *S tr,T t2108 PALMETTO AVE. Jrugs, Siwlas. Wa DEVELOPERS ATTENTION hott ai yo.ir nhsne. a x . v a J i x m m v m 'i i m i a H N x u o s a i l l i i M R U i i u n t i i a . i i i i K i i 40 Id)ts Pensacola is beginning the KKAI. KSTATH IN Sim A N U U greatest development in Gtorgia’s ■ TCICM, Everything u iidlu’ning laiul south of Rose Court, hmtury; a half million dollar higli- M m I Ills solid Ivision ia slaked and way to the gulf beach just finish­ Business Silos For the Sportsman | HECTKIC 00. ready to pul on the market. ed: at two million dollar bridge u 11*Gtllon & Platt Apartment House Sites across Escambia Huy started ; J At Everything elec'piatter million dollar opera house H |4ti UL Electragith Bah Hardware under construction; two million* u Water Fronts (.J being sin-lit on highway; greatest Phone H chance for live developer* to get LOTIONS AND One Filth Cash. (nt <«i % I I imihi s p n i l . K llin iK lilitl* • f o t lP r * '! •* i nti rnl u I U*n, in on ground floor. Write Develti.i r*l v* 4ho | ftn»*i , t t t e d l i i d i , l*it t i l l i t L H um 101*11 t >1, | ^ ^ Modern Improve­ Thoroughly onment Department. The Peitsatill* flU.lUMMMl ment* il F** 'UVvj Magcolu News. nt * v 11 ill i it v ii§ii»if*tt i I u i i k k I i i i i , ii.'i t'd iv in m i if I m * 11 * „ ntifiil** t r****^, e®tnl. Fad mil Elm, •f^r* • Ml i \ t I lit il 11111tlx I'll I*rtl|M | mu« iad VHh SireeL AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An* M vu'r. Mrs. K. J. O .m ls, M gr. tliiu iii ( l i i i t i s i i L m » i •• c u r *..*r * ;«•. t-i’iiti’Ul ilrlvi*, 111 gusto, Ga . Augusta's greatest n u a i'it ’ ’ ri ' r» . •-n.il pi n d i . mu i V i i i r . i l A \ « . f ncl i i K . smit h, ;i ....... I CORO NA DO IIK .U 'II. IT .O ItlD A classified niciliuiu, late, cash, 9c M O p r n All I h r W a r ul m um charge. 10c minimum. H a i r s : fJ.iui p e r i luv. Itv llir S U Karlc T. Field We Offer Ocean View Hotel ?<S FL0RI5T* lur wcii/oai. •'ionz 2(W-W w eek itOHliIrlil of l-’l o r h l u slncn ISSI itrl rrenres: First National Hank. ,,, p , Bffic* In * Building Annex, f* BT-t. 3. Moughton Bai.k UIdit. FbtHd* First Street Extension 135.011 i l o i l i i l r ; 115 01) -ItiKl-- J . II. HUTCHINSON I t F A I, K 8 T A T H Acreage. F a r m s nml Orange lirovi-.-i ii U p r c l a l i y 1020 l . a u r e l A v e n u e . M em ber of S A N F O R D . FI.A Floriila Htnte Florists Association. MORGAN!OWN. W. VA., people are interested in I*loridn. Each of them through a classified ad in tin- Morgantown POST. Six M cents a word f«r six consecutive issues. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's largest daily. Want ad rate 1 I-2c per word; l insertions 1 1-lc; (i or nion 1. j w o r d each insertion. .-f tIi* f»* t*hii l j , |ir» l l \ «• * <.tT ri W E L L M V d lE I's/E- L4OT A IAUAW.O OC O IR E C T O R t* M E E T 'N VOOA'i I HATE. 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CONN ELLY & SONS Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Have you rooms lb rent or some You nro wasting time and mo­ ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ second hand furniture to aell? sified advertisement. Phone it in Use The Herald’* classified page w■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■**■*■■** ami get results. today. No. 148. •I It« I I II ' 11.444in ll(« rlll i i k l III • $25,000 34 Feet on New First Street $350.00 Per Foot Terms to Suit. / H O V /O N O E ft SHE. LET O U T * *=<HE / TH A T W UL E /k V f TtVAT T O vl P t C H t C W OULD O E called o ff r SANFORD REALTY CO , Inc. II. s . LONG, Mgr. § x\' Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Uliltr- \ Phutie Cr. 5 “ * *NT *- E e a i u » « S e n v i c e ; I n c ^ c*’ Brn.ia it*bt, reaerved. A. « -7 a* m. _. _______ , T- Ittl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 07, 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/0104047bb6de30d58f38e928bfb0aa79.pdf 074e2dc15479671bf53e22c8a8dacf8a PDF Text Text ^ |V n ew spa per F lo r id a ’. . H e a r t , W EA THER FOR FL O R IE .i rld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le Its R i c h e s t G a r d e n L a n d S cattered thundershowers T h u rr day and F n Ja y ; g jn tle winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST G, 1925 jf.Arc Urged To Operate In Civic int WhichWillBc enWideUublieity State Concludes Its Case Against Chicago Murderer; Arguments To Close Friday FEDERAL ROAD SYSTEM PLANS ARE COMPLETE PRICE FIVE CENTS Nl/MBER 31«. Over $16,000 Reported By Team s and Com­ m ittee at M eetin g D uring N oon H our OfficesOpenTonigrht SoCitizensMayHave ClianccTo Join Body SANFORD WINS OVER VISITORS BY SCORE 4 TO 3 Mayor A sk sB usin ess H ouses to Close For 30 M inutes Friday Membership Fund May Reach $75,000 N um ber o f Inspiring In a statem ent today, Mayor F orrest Lake called upon every T alks Heard; W orld business firm in Sanford to Prosecution's |,;isl Expert do se its doors between 10 anil Record I s Broken W itness Today Declares IT ' 10:30 o’clock tomorrow in order Scott Is Sane and Itefused to allow every citizen to take A t o t a l n f $1(5,184 re j [vies to Be Taken o f part in the unique publicity to Submit to Examination Over Fifty 'thousand Miles Celery-Feds Come From He* stunt, which will lie one of the to d a y n o o n h y th u te a m o r mg Parade o f C itiOf Nation’s Roads Are To hind In Last of Contest to closing features of the G reater ‘ p a u iz a tio n a a n d th e .sp ecial Sanford Campaign. 1 in tn iitU t' in Ih o C h a m lre r o f I5e Marked Uniformly Ac­ lens Coining B o d y Trim Highlanders In Final The Mnyor'a statem ent was C o m m e rc e m o m b o n h ip e n m cording to Present Plans A bout Friday Noon Game of the Series Here ns follows: p a ig n , b o o s te d th e a m o u n t be citizens o f S a n f o r d a r e Many Old Directors Are Re­ “ I wish to request every mer­ r a is e d tim e f a r in t h e " K rc a tchant nml business m an in San­ Accused Assur.cs Stoic Man­ nI to co -operate in a g r e a t Elected; T.F. Adams Again A lford M akes Win e r S a n f o r tl” m o v e m e n t to ford to close his place of busi­ ner As He I.miens to Testi­ ad v e rtisin g a t u n t b e Made President of Oldest ness for a hnlf hour tomorrow Possible for Beds $ 6 8 ,8 8 (’», w h ic h r e p r e s e n ta mony o.' Various Alienists |n 9:50 a n d 10:50 o ’c lo c k Local Co-Operative Hotly morning beginning a t 10 anti •J,7r>5 nicmlrerships. brrow m o rn in g . M o v in g d osing nt 10:30 o'clock, to per­ Wade's Triple in 9th Inning, mit A larg e r sum was reported to­ CHICAGO, Aug . f».—The State Principal Cities of Florida All of the directors and officers every citizen joining in b n :* will be ta k e n o f i t Are Included In Highways Followed by Edwards Error of the Sanford-Oviedo Truck today concluded it ■effort to prove m aking the closu of* th e cam­ day than on cither of the first two ~ It will lie a p a r t o f a S a n - Grow ers, Incorporated, o f thi city R obert Scott cane. Tho team s today reported Dr. William Mapped Out In Rig Survey 1 Gives Locals Winning Run paign one o f the biggest fea­ dnys. $I0,7H5 and the special committee I picture to lie s h o w n all were rc-dcctcd a t the annual O. Krohn, the h i t pro. edition nlitures of the movement. uniat, told of hi. c.xaminntions of The Sanford Celery-Feds rallied America. It will t y p i f y m eeting of the stockholders Tin WASHINGTON, Aug. 0— Fifty “ P utting over this unique a f­ composed of President Edward Higgins of tho trade body, Judgo Scott and his comlu in the eighth ami ninth innings of sion that the thou: and miles of roads, honey­ fair will mean much to Sanford L ilJ fpirit o f S a n fo r d in t h e day night and the m eeting of the prisoner wan sane. K. F. IloiishoUler, Mayor F o rrest Wednesday's game to score the lie repeated combing the Failed S 'n tcs from in the way of publicity anti will Board of Directors Wednc d a. ibl" campaign which will Iaike nnd S. 0 . Shinholaer, re ­ three runs necessary to beat the Iorica of the four previous state the • niiiidiaa InTiler to the Gulf afford an opportunity fo r all to triumiili at a victory din­ n ig h t respectively, according to an alienists that Scott declined to co.-gt mul from the Atlantic to ported $5,100 additional. Lakeland Highlanders by a score join in rclebrnting our achieve* announcem ent made this morning ! workers tomorrow n ight. C ant. W. A. Lefflcr, working un­ of I to 3 and win two out of three subm it to an examination in the th i Pacific, ........ selected Wcuitcs mcntii of th is week. The co­ l>y j . C. Hutchison, general mana­ be put on in the vicinity der Mnj. Floyd Palmer, reported jail. of the series here. operation o f everyone in this day by 11,«- joint board on inter­ kt Street anil Magnolia Avc- ger. today th a t his team hsd secured Jack Alford, Sanford catcher, m atter is urged." state highway?, ns "U nited States compo . . Three hours were allotted each th e Board of Directors m em berships am ounting to $2,725 fraffic officers will be stasaved tho day for the Celery-Feds , i side for closing argum ents. If highways" to be designated with FOKKKST LAKE, cd of G. E. Balntas, W. S Hand. since noon Wednesday. This is the at various points to keep , 1 ‘lt* full tilliu IH ll.M ’tl, l|u» ami made their victory possible in uniform road m arkers. Mayor o f Sanford. larg est nmount reported a t any of that section free from George Herlist, J. B. Jones, John will not go to the jury before to­ The actual grouping of these 'resident and Manager I,oral the eighth when his timely hit to bile traffic"and narking. A budw ig. A. K. M erriw cthcr, Henry morrow noon. one tim e by a single team . Tho center field scored Frisian and ('lull Leave This Morning roads into the main arterial high l....Hi will he creeled ntiN Idkel »"d I etcr I hurston, will, team of Capt. Elton J . Moughton, Bailey to tie the score 3 to 3. j ways was abandoned today l>x the For Meeting; President Na­ item -lion and a line will H . F. Adams, president o« the con w orking under M sj. S. O. Shinholone o u t in the ninth, K it-! HONOR ROLL FOR CHICAGO, Aug. 0.—Russell full committee ami was tu rm d ov­ tional Commission Is There dieWith scr, reported th e next larg est rom the Imoth down F irs t Pa »y nn‘l J - IJolly' v‘c‘-'-pn.'M- *cott, his life at stake in a sanity er to a nb nmmittee, winch, a f­ Wade, center fielder for the am ount, th at hoing $1,000. There I'icturcs will he taken ‘lentCelery-Feds, tripled to right field “GRKATFR CITY” hearing, sat stocially in court Wed­ ter mnking it ntative designations, With the departure this nn'Hi- ami scored the wining run a mowere also team s which reported anil the cam era will then The directors at th eir meeting nesday while seven guards of the will submit iis-omniendations t*> ing of the t ’elcry-Fcds for Lake­ mi lit Inter on w hat was suppo.-ed $010 nml $000 each. X team en, re-ap­ 'h a th watch and four prosecution the mu ions states for approval. DRIVE IS G IVEN cil on an automobile truck last night, it was learned, land where they will play the to have been a squeeze play. Wade W orld's Itrrord broken. ■ entire line of people will pointed J . C. Hutchison as general alienists told the jury they believ­ Roads designated include: three remaining days nf this week, | started for home and Edwards , 1 Reports of the m em berahipj fn ns v ell as the crow ds on m anager nnd Robert A. Cobh 'd him sane. Alabama: Dm front north bord­ President Vance K. Douglass! .‘■jiiiford citizens who enrolled in secretary- treasurer. of the streets. A fter the testimony of Dr. \V. er near Athens to Decatur to and Manager Jim Moore of the j Lakeland catcher, threw the hall | the Cham her of Commerce ,lining nuhscrihetl up to noon on the sec­ The re-election of all of the of O. Krolm, the last prosecution ex­ Birmingham, Montgomery, Brew- local dull left for Tampa where i to third. The runner could not •lie first two days of the big mem­ ond day of the enm paign, W. II. Il’rnrhm ation Issued ficers of the co-operative organi- pert, is put into record tomorrow ton, Mobile; another road west they will attend an official league get back in time and started to ­ bership riim paign are published to ­ M cFarland, director of thu cam ­ Forrest Lake has issued all zation, Mr. Hutchison, belh-v ., morning, closing argum ents will border m ar Hamilton to Birm ing­ meeting at I o'clock thi:. afternoon ward homo plate. Tho hall was day. The nam es of those enroll- paign for the triule body nnd vice­ la mat inn asking th a t ham, Aidsoii, into Georgia; anoth­ which will also he attended by bandied by n num ber of High­ led today will he published tumor- president nf the American City flu;e between 10 and 10:30 is a strong indication th a t all of begin. Bureau declared n t the luncheon . the stockholders w ere pleased er road north-cast bonier near Michael Sexton, president of the landers as Wmle got nearer nnd that the proprietors and The case probably will go to the nearer the point of scoring, Fi- 1 ° nnd nam es of oth ers joining in lens than two dnys. T h at, ho Fort Payne to Gadsden, Birming­ National Baseball Fomniinsion. with their choice of officials dur­ jury into in the afternoon. say take part, Friday will ho published Saturday. believes, in more than any other unity as he made his last effort The li.it is as follows: There is no itppeul from the ham, Tuscaloosa, Livingston into arsons who have joined tho ing the past year and look for­ Mr. Sexton has come to Flo ido at dodging, Wade slid into home . 1 city of approxim ately 10,000 poo- • Missippi; another road west, herdward with oven g re a te r success 1 verdict. If .Scott is found sane. re of C o n n ie \ und the for an investigation in the Florida plate, Kdwarda throwing badly to Tuesday pie in thu world has ever raised in during the ensuing vegetable sea­ JtW * A’ »e(*>.«. David, who issued "r 5®a r *;ont' State League of charges recently the .nan covering ami the game ’"iT" ° f :,ll "•‘•s th at It. Philip Il'ich, $50; J . A. Ikda- th a t length of tiiuu in a sim ilar sVen Titurnt m em berships, or son. n stay of execution on an insanity .........WWbto* made by Manngcr Moore of San­ ended with the runner safe on an nls, $25; Fred W. Ball. $25; Jfnrry cam paign. Oldest Co-operative Body. l oui.sinna: One road northwest ford to th« effect that Tampa, jpect to sign up before the petition ten days ago, will fix a Handel, $75; F. T. B eatty, $25; Mr. M cFarland fu rth er urged The Sanford-Oviedo Truck new date fol­ the march to the gal- border near Itodexsa to near Ben­ Lakeland and St. Petersburg are error. |gn I3 over, an* requested Cusnclc hatted f,,r C raig in the L. C. BeBoiit, $25; J. Keratin. $25; th at the citizens of this city keep Growers, Inc., is the oldest co-op­ low-, Jf the ton. Shreveport, Natchitoches, I playing •" in the lino. This should be re "class" men than i:t ninth Imt only had the opportuni­ D. Boniske, $50; Floyd F. Boyle, prisoner is found inup their work nml spirit of tho r miptly a t to o'clock begin- erative m arketing organiaztion in sane, he will liv committed at once Alexandria, Itaion Bougc, thence , permitted, according to league ty of pitching four or five halls $25; S U. Bradford, $25; <’. F. first three days of the drive in the to New Or lean::; another road rules. Figures com-, l" a state institution. | Ho special booth. A-Mi- Seminole county. during the latter half of the in­ Bran.in. $25; ( lydo A. Ilyrtl, $25; [ins'ructions will he given piled by employees of the Allanti '| (hie jailer testified he believed Shreveport rnross Ion of slate | A nunilx-r of gamer, have Iven ning. Crawford relieved Alversoil 1 uldwcll I*urnittire Co., $25; Chris hope th a t the Sanford Chnmhcr of Commerce may even become tho through or near Arcadia and Monline by members of the Coast Line freight departin' lit .if •wotl "as sane as any one could protested by Manager Mo' ii’ mol in the ninth with one out, one C airalt, $25; It. Y, C arver, $25; larg est trade body in the world per iruanizn’.fon of the Cham ber this rity fu rth er show that tin he under the circum stances." An­ loo; another road Vinton iu St. one has already been thrown out man on base ami two strikes and l.eltoy P. Chittenden, $5(1; K. A. capita population. Daytona ut •rmiro. organization shipped several hun­ other aid Scott professed to face 1 Imrles, La Fayette, Baldwin, II011- by Kay Parimdio, of Tampa, a i l ­ two halls 011 Kry. Fry pop pint Cobb. $25; C. D. Couch. $25; J. W. present holds H ut distinction, he nia. New Orleans; another road <>f all factory and I,.- dred more cars of vegetables d u r­ 1lie future with confidence "be­ from nor th border to Lake Provid­ ing president of the lengu M • tc out to Moore in right field ami < ranfortl, $'2.i; Abby II. Doudnry, stated , anti it is possible th at ut ing the past season than any other cause In had a couple of governors fu rth er contend* that a nu 'ing Cusack popped out to Frishie ut $25; II. C. Douglass, $25; Doyle, the end of the "Forw ard Sanford" engines nre requeated to working for him ." Another guard ence, Tallulah, Vidalm, thence held several weeks ago i.t 1 .<.••- short. ir whistles for two min- local company. Martin & Son, $25; W. C. Erick­ movement this city may bo in a po­ through Mississippi 1 ■ Baton It lends the other m arketing of the death cell related how hit land at which time rule:. >f Lakeland Scores First. am 10 o’clock sharp. This son, $25; O. It. Kslridge, $25; J. sition to claim it. He urged th at llougc. league were changed by ' b, l akeland was the first to score. K. Fay, .Ir., $25; J. H. Ferguson, everyone work to their utm ost du­ 1 ‘the dgnal for everybody organizations of this city with to- charge stood over him with critical Mississippi: One road from tato t.d shipm ents of 1,530 solid ears of only two clubs presides eye and bantered him about hi* Two timely hits in the third inning $25; Earle T. Field, $100; Florida ring the rem aining hours of the ou: of offices nmi stores of perishables. Express shipment.' technic il errors in pinochle and !ini near Tunica to Marl..-, Green­ official and that the new 1 . te resulted in this run. C raig sent Ca di Sal. Co., $100; Paul It. Forbes cam paign so th at this distinction in the line. ville, Vicksburg, Natchez, thence it was said, amounted to approxi­ solitaire. void. One of the three 1 lull , one of Alverson’s offerings to deep $25; John E. Fox, $25; F. F. F ra­ may ho another accomplishment! till Stunt to Feature. into Louisiana to Baton Itoiigc; an ­ identa present refused to .,a m ately 35 additional ear loads. Told of Hold-I p. center for two buses ami then two zier, $5; Forest E. Catchell, $25; for Sanfortl. L 1? nf the lug team organTentieitother road from Meiuphi Revenue from these shipments "I'm sine and nothing hut.” an ­ -••c, south to Winona, 1.1, 1.ton, the Sanfi.nl lo ad was imi | men were down iu succession. M. D. Cutchtd, $50; W. George $25; t.c * ha miter of Com- am ounted to ju st a fraction less Short Atldressea Enjoyed. It is also -aid that h a g .a 1 •"it, other guaid said he heard Scott Welsh hit safely to center field Wilber A. Ginn, $loi); Jos. M. Gnn|*S1 take a pi em inent p art , either Following reports from the cannot lie changed or alt, < I than $ 1 ,000,000, figures of the o r­ tell a newspaper reporter wlm Magnolia into Louisiana; :.nd C raig scored from second. zal"z, $25; John (love, $25; Carrie team s and tho special committee, mad, from .Memphis to Tupelo, Hkture and every w orker ganization show. A dividend of brought him news of the stay of Folumbus, .Meridian, Hat -burg; the season has opened. Both team s scored one run each $25; r«W Klzy G reen, 4 $25; ...... Gray, v**'1! i> .1 > HltTII, 1, sh o rt addresses were delivered by v*” ,0 at the Chamber 20 per cent was declared by the execution. Ill Monday's game wi '1 ■ :13 the fifth fram e. A fter two \ „ t„ r M. Greeno, $25; M. c . llatl||i of residents of Sanford Gulfport; another road frail Vicks­ land here which tho lligidaiie promptly at (l:3o directors at a meeting on June 30. wt re out Buckley was safe at f" t dock, $25 It. ('. I lair, $25; J. P. anndnumber He told nto about a gambling burg to Jur.HOii, to Meridian; an ­ Seminole county, which were J j j t i t special instructions F. V. C. Fleets Officers. won by 11 score of I to 'I d > a a bad throw by Mctjue. Braz- Hall, $50; W. II. Hmnl A Son, $25; enjoyed very much by those pres­ lion e ho!d-up which netted him the crowd: while th At the annual m eeting of the and ids brother $1,500," another other road from Jackson to H al­ Moore stall'd that he told limp i'T tripl 'd to center field, scoring W. D Harvey, $25; A. W. Harz, e n t a t th e third g re a t gathering. t it burg to Slidell. J*.®*1* taken. W are at tho sta rt of tin contest stockholders of the Florida Vege­ | jailer recalled. kIcy. Welsh was out Frishie to' $25; Geo. G. Herring, $25; J . F. (ito rg ia: Two rrov, tale- high­ th a t lie was prole tin it. 'lie um ­ , Lot C hairm an E. F. Houshulder was J j •Gut illu 'ra tin g the table Corporation of this city at I " lie said his brother did tie Baihy. •Hick tit, $25; It. G. Hickson, $50; the first speaker. Ho urged th at ‘'L'Vipreation in a very the offices of the- company i" the .shoot lie and thought he ought to ways, one from Talhipon ., to Au­ pire gave 110 word lo the official Alford for Sanford also reach • Ic . A. Hinton, $25 II. B. Hodges, th e sp irit anti determ ination of gusta, via A tlanta and Greenat „ ,T **10 he p u t o n . Masonic building Tile day n ig h '. 1 iotward and save him," said i„iro; another road from 1 olimihiiH scorer however Imt Mooie ml,u m fir: t on erro r in th" fifth ami went !$25- J. F. Hodges, $25; W. D. Ilool- the workers in thu campaign contill . . J ^ken tom orrow all of the directum were re-elected • nun who tool, him what la­ to Savannah via Ibildiit ami <il him of the action at the cliiai* to 1't'nud mi the overthrow. Huii-hun ....... $'*! . ; W. A. Ilopkina, $25; | tunic throughout tomorrow night i advanced ti, third when Alversoil *' with the exception of L. G. H unter night was the p riso n r'.< last .Swam-boro; one road from the of the game|.;. M. Hold, $100; Merman llutch- of over $75,000. (Continued on Fag" Bi*) (( on' mat d on Pago Three) i ■ 'I 1 ; who was chosen to succeed J. \ \ . 'The games played Tm- day nml | 1 inson $25; \V. C. Hutchinson, $25; northwest to th l* Mitithwe t begin­ Judge Housholder fu rth er spoke will m ake 1Corley. *T. D. Innhinut, $25; S. A. Irwin, of the Victory Dinner of the cam ­ ning at Cinggold nnd eliding at Wednesday with the iIighhmdcrx •fecial pirtutt. Immediately following the, m eet­ wi re not protested by the Sanford $loo; Jackson's Itciidy-to-W ear, paign w orkers which will be hrld Folk:*ton, taking in Atlanta, Knox­ ing of the stockholders the direc­ $50; W. E. Jam eson, $25; Muudc in tho Seminole Cafe n t 0:30 ville, IVrry, llazelhiir.-l, Alma und m anager and according to hi-, tors held a m eeting at which H. * Van Jailed M. Jiiikins, $25 Alhin Kentinll, $25; o’clock Friday night when the Waycros.s; another rood fiom A t­ statem ent last night will count oil B. Chapm an was re-elected pre. iKendall k'lsh Mkt. $25; E. G. Ken- g re atest m eeting of the campaign lanta to the South Fnroliiin bord­ the league records us clean victor­ n nnrdt'r C harge di-ut and (i. I . Bled oe wus elected le i, $25; D G. Kiuard, $25; F. D. is expected to be held. er via lieeatur. Winder nnd I'aiii- ies for Sanford. Hvno . — vice-president to tueceud John “ I believe that with Mike Sexton King, $25; Knieigh A. King, $25; elsville; another road from Au­ Mrs. liunry Wight spoke of tho W. T. Klicker, $25; M. Kronen $25; gusta south via Swuiuxlioru, .Mount m eeting wiln the league officials mien and their part in the cam­ ,r « Keen, Meiseh. in Tampa all of the difficulties IAmsii,' ' *'range co n n - 1 The hoard <>f directors follow : WASHINGTON, Aug. The l ess Bros. Mkt. $25; W. A. I.eff- paign nnd asserted that they were KWAMITSFOIT. Mnna., Aug. «. Vernon to Alma; uiiovher road whieh havo been brought, nltoin Lr;.., .......‘"big 011 a inur- R- B- ( hapm a", G. I.. Bled .oe, from Perry south to ti> > i'lofida lunate public lauds com m ittee has ler, $100; L. C. Leonardy, $25; W. glad to be able to hold this great — Holding him self even more ^hooting c"n"' ilioil with thu j John Mei ch, Frank Meiseh, G. F. aloof than when he first arrived border via Ashbury. Tif.oa ami during the past several weeks will •ItTided to en ter upon a sweeping It. Lint..... $25; J. It. Little, $ 100; “ forw ard inovomonL" Boy F. Symcs, L. Valdosta and a roail from S.ivan- be Strilighteneil out, Modi t Howard Hullck uf the firm of investigation of all m atters affect- F. W. Fong, $25; W. II. Fong. $25; 'y. 4'). ut" y esten lay o f ‘S mith, heic I'r, . idmit Coolidge Wcdnes- nah south via Darien to Kings- clureti last night. Fussing Paint Co., $25; G. E. Mc­ llulick ami Hullck, which is now |m«. j. r, ; "" land n e a r *«y, I I. F razier and L G. H u n -! nay I mg the adm inistration of the ptih1*1*1 ,11 (he seventh week of id.. Call. $50 C. E. McKay, $25; II. constructing the Hotel F o rrest Uht ,| " 4 . county. Fol- tor. lie lands, including oils. vaeaGoo with indications that he land. °tiiig, Keen iminotliW inter Haven N e w lOOicr" M cU tilin, Jr.. $25; J. It. MncDon- Lake bore, again spoke in an in ­ North Carolinn: Two ci" tale Beginning at Salt Lake City Au111:1 y rrmain in New England for l',rt^ "d t„ Uintrict Dehighways, one from the Go'ie»- residential di.itnet to Ite oot'ltt'd at I gust 25 the I'timmitlee will conduct nltl, $50; Dr. W. E. MacDougall, spiring and interesting m anner on | ;ii,ot In r month. V ffc'.,, :,ee border liorlhwesL ol Vtlleville Eagle lak e, two milt'.. Mill'll of jn series of hearings in practically $25; II. S. Malpns, $25; J . U Mnr- the possibilities of the campaign of Osceola. ill' l.di the President rarely ha r “ 4,o ii, Hie county pail here. , en tette, $25; It. M. Mason, J r., $25; uml its m eaning to the outsider 1 ( 'out luie d on Cage (luce) | f . ury public lurid statu iu tho west. I ventur'd out of the miiiuner White v#*i' until ! Frank Meiseh, $250; Jos. Meiseh, who considers investing in SunS tartin g an investigation of graz ' t»i tr;■in this m orning --------I lou-e grounds. Ilo ia receiving 'e rre d here. mg on the public domain, the comI ^100; Melton Elec, to . JJ'G Men- ford. CHICAGO, Aug. <i.—Three y e a r'^ n iy a limited num ber of ealhrs, Davcy Is Speaker. m ittic has decided th at its author- 'K’m z Bros. C igar (o.. $50; E. J. old Bessie Dorn, missing since yes- |,., nlt-d his practice of tnkR. G. Dnvey discussed in an in­ lily in Itroad cnmi^h to iuclucli? till |Mcyur* MilHclyi Shoppo, torday, was found exhausted today 1 m >In>ri motor riilcs for relaxa­ !piiblic laml (piontiomi ami will Mill**!, Sherman Motirc*, terestin g m anner methods of g et­ in a sew er calcliluis, where her tion and ' confining Ids open air ! ihoruuKhly into minion:, Indian u f - 1 l ^ ’V. anu Mm, !• Nixt»n, tin g people uf the b etter classes lcl1 Against R iffs fatlicr declared an enemy had im­ ext ra <- lo morning ami evening 'fair.'*, tifnbor matirrM proposed lo^* v**B * l/*witi O Ilrynn, tloyd to come to Sanfortl and declared prisoned tier. A heavy iron door strolls along tho rocky shore. had n< > funds in the hope t h a t ) i-.In'ion for tho disnnsitiun of pub -1 I'alm ei, $25; J . I). B arker, $25; th a t it is to be a rich and fertilo NEW YORK. Aug. fi.—A H oim I they A Mi. Ctmlidge's isolation, how­ »H„p 'T : 7 A:\ |,Ians o re covered the sew er entrance. thdy could quickly resell ami cov- lie lauds, forest reserves, reclnmn-j K- R. Bhillps,^ $25; (•. I.. Bowell, country such us is found around of worthless checks returned by faint cry from the cavern led th<* ever, igiving him an opportunity j„ Iho French tlon projects, power sites anti thu $-^» Brice, $100; l*ure Sunford th a t visitors and homa banks Wcthiesday e r them , aj I 'T o e n , f „ r „ 8 l m t c . father and a brother to the basin l„ bi,ild himself up physically for Itocknwuy The trend of prices today was national parks. jhood Market. $l(i(); J. H. Byle, seekers should 'oe directed and not t|aiii|>enetl enthusiasm of tho thouwhere they found the child stand­ lb,, winter grind in Washington F u r, xvith M'lttls of speculators trying to l«c- •aid to be towards higher levels, | With the public lands totaling $-•’• I he (Juidity Shop, $25; J . It. to tho already crowded scctious of ing in six inches of w ater. When nml of studying various problems itl, 11 1 VlL’*v lo t'ftn ghut speculators weredcmumliuu 130,000,(100 acres, of which 07 ( k t Ray, $25; R. J , Keel, $-■•; \V. H. the state. n m: S ou; , h iffinns "to a physician hud examined the lit­ confronting Ids adm inistration. At cunic rich overnight through tho certified checks or cash Leon L. I-oRoy, a resilient of as first cent are in eleven Western states, Reitz, $2n; Rive Garage, $50; Rob* laml boom which started two "viators are on tle girl, it was found she was in pre-cat the anthracite situation is Geneva und president uf tho ChamMt.iocco for service a weakened condition but a p p a r­ the most threatening cloud on the weeks ago when an ordinance us- payiiients and many who started m embers of the com m ittee e x p ress-lotrH Grocery, $25; J. N. Robson, I l*er of Commerce in th at town, who <d opinion today th a t congress J t " $2a; J. A. Rumblcy, $«>0; H. horizon in his opinion, but ap p ar­ turing Kocknwny $ 1 ,5(H),00*) mu­ w ith a "slim' strin g '' found their h “erinl forces ently unharm ed. paper profits turned into losses. would regulate its adm inistration i 5L Ruinbley, $25;_E. A. Rump, $25; h as been an uctivo member in tho £ m r|.n, c ‘I[ nn'tel nicipal hoard-walk was passed. to play an iiuently he ccs nu Im media to need Part in , U nless the boom collapses, it i»v laws iiistetnl of rules made by S. Rouge, $25; H erbert Russell, big campaign here, also spoko Bankers estim ated th at from 800 f o r action by the government, lie inc "perationa. $25; Geo. It. Sanders, $50; Sanford briefly regarding the valuo of Air Mail P ilot W ill keeping in touch with the situ­ to 1,000 bad checks were being is probable th a t 20,000 persons thi* interior departm ent. B attery Service Co., $100; Hanford "Good Fellowship'' in a town such living in bungalows on tho ocean More than one-third of the area received daily nnd banks are em ­ ' r.ough tho press arid re­ „ d’e m p le G raves R ecover 1' rom Injuries ati. u th Chero-Cola Hot. Co., $ 100; Sanford us Sanford. fro n t, will soon have to seek other o f some of the W estern states con­ ploying e x tra clerks to trace this transmitted by government ' port ‘I t Mayor F orrest laike also made p paper. Real estate operators fear homes. Real estate men say that sists of reserved public lands which Cyclo Co., $50; Sanford F u rm ers’ an upncal to tho citizens uf S an­ P a th ’s Door ,, BI.OOMSBURG, Exchange* $50; Sanford Machine H v ast seaside tesort will follow Pn., Aug. will never come into private ownmany contracts will be voided be­ . _ - a,’> /vu.^- ?• \vi|J Visit F ather Again. nine-mile board walk, nml that ership. Since much of this is in Co., $ 100; Sunford Novelty Works, ford th a t they go ahead with the It is believed here Mr. Coolidge cause they were originally flont•UNJCTo whose S ’ U T C? \ mrtr £ P ?M bungalows” will g< . M an - 1 uatlonul _ parks, its m anagem ent of $ 100; Sanforil Stove W orks, $25; work of the campaign in the last Aug. 0.—.John whose plane fell into the Sttaqus-I “ ,hat „ „ y thlng could be <1 on w orthless checks. There is Grave* J. Schirard, $25; Mrs. Cassandra two days as they did in the fir hanna R iver here Inst night, will also considerable scepticism as to while, hundreds of them are try these will be closely studied. “'-hern w riter , . . . . nlK *’t, w,1*| . . ,|lt. event suspension of *y in h’- ‘ Schultz, $50; I. F. Schwarts, $100; two days and make It Sanford1) ing to ride to fortune on the spec­ J'lang for inquiry into oil m at­ whether there is enough capital physic 1 ration v;na Weaker torecover from his injuries, physic-,K; { " „ 1 H .ra ti„i, appears ccrunto n*ciou*. "• i Washing- to take care of contracts running ulative wave anil have dropper! ters were announced by Senator Seminole Creamery Co., $25; Sem ­ g re atest success. vvu .intnia Members «of, ’atis stud today. His skull was "I am proud of the Sanford sum m er sports for am ateur sale.*- W alsh o f M ontana shortly before inole Fish A P oultry Mkt., $25; e Keen called to t h e ! fractured when his plane nlnn» nnd nn.l its Itt ton ta>n. • ^uln’b eh> f o r e Septem ber 1. He in­ into millions of dollars. was i his d ep artu re for Europe. The com- Ralph Sonn, $25; Jam es G. Sharon, pic because of their noble rest running g ear was tangled by uncut tends to pay another visit to his In tho early duys of the boom, m anship. While huge profits this wecek j m lttee, he said, expects to hold $50; Jam es G. Sharon. Jr., $25; to this g re at cause and oats in a field from which he a t ­ father's home m Blymouth, \ e r - uncertified checks were accepted tem pted to hun off. It struck n Inont and it is not unlikely that ns first paym ents on lots as prices are common, mmon, few iew speculators qwiuHiHu. are meeting* n fto n e r nis his return irom from me th Mrs. L. A. Sharon, $25; R. L. Shipp tb u t they are the best to be foun i th at they will really col-1 \V eat to jlo Into tho adm inistration $25; W. L. Sieg, $25; Claude S. anyw here," declared Mayor Iaxke. tree top and plunged into shallow he will return here to remain un- climbed higher and higher, curb A number of communic&t — ,----prici they have contract- of the Halt Creek oil fields near S istrunk, $25; G. Bassett Sm ith, w ater. The injured airm an said j| around I-abor Day. No date m arkets appeared on corners and lect- the r v<to he lost his w ay on the w estward h a, been fi™d £ r his departure whole communities plunged into cd to receive fo r land, and the real T eapot Dome, with p articular at- $26; John C. Smith. $100; J . K. w ere read bv Chairm an Housi loo t ^ V - W h e a t Sep- flight. e sta te ugi-nta who are collecting j tentton tp the en try of the Mid- Smith. $50; B. Bayard Smith. $25; e r congratulating Sanford on Plymouth although tho prrsi- frenzied finance. to lfi.1 i . i . ' , . December Many of tho earliest plungers comiuissions nre among the few i W est Oil Company Rtv.! th “*e of­ S. A. Sossanion. $50; H. A. Spcir, success in tho campaign and ‘ , hopeful of getting away Born Septem ber fic ia l (Continued on I’age T h ree) deliberately gave checks for which to whom profits nre assured. (Continued un Bogv T h w ) . m ion •Dq*» Lakeland—New hotel to he built (lent i the middle of the month, -12 3 .J n t cost of $« 3U,000, to open Ja n 1. before jincss Firms To lose Half H our SHIPPING BODIES ELEC T OFFICERS FORCOMING YEAR Jury May Cel Case Affected Stales To Be Asked For Okeys For the benefit of citizens, who have been unable to take out memberships in the S an ­ ford Chamber of Commerce bomu m of their absence front the city or because of their inabili­ ty to get in touch with cam ­ paign workers during the day, the Chamber of Commerce o f­ fice and th at of The Sanford Herald will he opened tonight at which time memberships will be accepted. Persons residing in outlying districts c f the city, who have not thus far enlisted in the campaign, arc urged to visit either office ami hand in their names as nicmlicrs to aid in the forward movement. SCHEDULED FO R Senate Committee Will Conduct Probe Of All Public Lands Coolidge May Stay Another Month On Slimmer Vacation Missing Little (iirl Discovered in Sewer J!lan Airmen Aid hi Markets Flood of “Wooden Checks” Threatens To P ut End To New York Land Boom �THE SANFORD _______ _____________ • •• 1/ TWO H IJNRRER of Sanford's business men are this week giving (heir time toward bringing about the NEW and GREATER San- THGY STARTED out by mailing their own contributions to the $50,000 fund by which oar Chamber of Commerce will attract here many of the thousands now, or soon to be, Florida Round. THE SUCCESS of this campaign has a vital meaning to every person who lives in Sanford. TO THE iWKRCHAN i it means increased volume in sales TO THE PROPERTY owner it means increased values TOTHli EMPLOYEE il means more and belter opportunities to become independent. Let us all, by contributing to the ( IIAMRER 0 F campaign fund, carry it on the crest of the wave to v v . <$»£♦♦> «$•*<♦♦> ♦>♦>«><♦♦;* *>♦-»♦>•!**t**1*♦♦♦ *1* •> ♦>♦>♦>♦>♦% .• •••••■>.v •><• •••v •. + <.<■■>* �HP -lv. THE -v * V rr STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER m ature July 1st. i»S( Bonds No. ]•» to to mature July ju i > let, .»». *»•>’ . I "An ordinance providing .for i l k . lo S w . Avenue S tr a it north a 6 inch rock haze. t MV i 1• ...y.MM t.......... 1849 cu yds g rading a t 40c. 2402 lli> ft.concrcte curb and g u tte r a t 78c.. 232 Hn f t flush curb a t 35c............ 42 Hn f t g ran ite curb re -s e t a t 15c. 3020 sq yds macadam foundation a t 80c. 2999 sq yds 2 inch sheet asp h a lt top a t $102 127 sq yds brick laid fla t a t 40c. 114 sq yds brick laid on edge a t 44c. 651 sq f t concrete alley re tu rn s a t 30c.. 90 sq f t concrete sidewalk a t 20c. 4 Typ* A inlets nt $35.00. 2 T ype B inlets a t $30.00. 1 M anhole 1858 iin f t drain tile laid a t $100.00 per Mm.. 456 lin ft 12 inch storm sew or laid a t $1.05. E x tra work C oncrete monument a t stre e t intersection.... L ab o rato ry inspection of m aterials Legul expense, advertising, etc., 2% E ngineering 5 r/c E ngineering 5% $7,673.15 . Bonds No. 127 to MS. Inclusive, to o i lein sm en j, . R i n m m , . . ^ ,....... * ............. * •: 5 T O ) r« e ,i i T . . ' , M M » S mature July 1st. I»S*. The tola! coat exceeds th e prelim inary catlm ated coat which can ^•v Tow n or Lonywood to acquire Bonds No. 141 to 1*6. Inclusive, to such real nnd personal proper­ mature July let, I13S. property. S ! ? »W ASHINGTON, Aug. fl.-T h c ‘The hlglf ta riff’s what makes Bond* No. !«« t<> IS*. Inclusive, to not be exceeded in assessm ent ag ain st the adjacent ty ax may be required rot* tha Feet Final establishment of said wain*. mature July let. 19*0. --f Democrats' h iv e doped out n pro­ everythihg so expensive.” 7l Work system and to entar In­ Boride N < > . 117 In 201. Inclusive, to Description F rontage Assessment gram they believe will m ike the The -Republicans arc painfully mature July tel. 1911. to contracts and do all tlilnga NAME: necessary for ’.he establishment R epnbllcini ■ h e lp o f trouble i t conscious' that this may be so. Ilnti.le No. J0» to ZJI, Inclusive, to Sanford H eights, Sanford, Fla. of sold waterworks system: 307.58 • -------mature July let. 1942. the next session of Congress. The 130 providing for the borrowing Bonds No. 2.12 to 255. Inclusive, to H. C. Long and wife,................ Lot Lot 47 Republicans have doped out a 141-96 The Republicans can’t prevent mature July let. 194.1. the sum of TWKNTI'-O.Va 60 Lot 48 THOUSAND (121.000.00) DOI.■ counter program to ward the tro u ­ the Democrats in Congress from C. H. Dingcc,. Boride No. 254 to 2X1, Inclusive, to 14196 I.AItH, by the Town of larng60 July let, 1944. Lot 49 ble off. telling the nation, in dozens of mature C. H. Dingce wood, Florida, jnd the Issuance 141.96 Bonds No. 2*'i to 20D, Inclusive, to 60 The Democratic scheme is to speeches next winter, what a good m ature July let. 1945. Lot 50 nnd sale of Its nonda as evi­ F. F. Weat, 141.96 dence of Its Ind-htedriras !„r ‘i m ike i n awful rack et nbout ta riff thing tariff reduction would be. Bonds No. 110 to 239, Inclusive, to 60 Lot 51 said loan; the proceeds of the F. F. West,. mature July l»t. 19 44. 141.90 ^ reduction. The Republican scheme They can contradict, but they sale of said Pen Ij to no used 60 Bonds No. lio to 371, Inclusive, to Lot 52 L. Urban May, for the establishment of ruild - is to make so much more racket suspect the Democratic argum ent, m ature 141.90 July let. 1947. 60 Lot 53 waterworks system: calling nnd nonda No. 372 to 407, Inclusive, to ■bout tax reduction th a t the ta r ­ presented as evidently It’s going J . II. W hragge,..... .. 111.96 providing for an election to d e­ July 1st, 191*. 60 Lot 54 iff reduction racket will be drown­ to bo presented, will have n pretty m ature v termine whether said Ponds J. H. fllntcrm later, Bonds No. 4«t to 447, Inclusive, to 141.96 ed out. A shall he Issu -d and sold and strong appeal. They want some­ m.-rture July let. I949. 60 Lot 55 Allie T rafford, providing for the levying of a Bonds No Its to 491, Inclusive, to 141.96 Both parties will bo doing their thing to talk about themselves— 60 Lot 56 tax to create a -Inking fund July let. 1930. hollering with a view to its ef­ and something to show, th at they’­ m ature for the payment of said bonds I Wm. and Mary McKIm 141.96 Bonds No 4‘iJ to 537. Inclusive, to 60 Lot 57 ut their maturity snd to pay fect on the 1020 congressional elec­ ve actually done for the voters. Wm. and Mary McKim mature July 1st. 1931. 111.96 Interest becoming dlltqrrron. ‘ ! 60 tions. Bonds No. 5H to 5*5. Inclusive, to duly passed and adopted on the 7th J . D. Chittenden Lot 58 July 1st. 1952. 141.96 60 day of May. A. D. 1923. should be The Republican offering will be mature Lot 59 Bonds No. 1*4 to S35, Inclusive, to ratified, approied and confirmed by Mrs. Fannie Schwartz, 132.50 "The ta riff,” said the Democrats tax reduction. Every time a Dem­ m ature July 1st. 195X. 56 Lot CO of Bong- Mrs. Fannie Schwartz...... Bonds N<> file, to 490. Inclusive, to the electors of the ■Town to themselves, "is an im portant is- ocrat urecs ta riff reduction a Re­ rff*--’1 --the wood. Florida, and whether July 1st. 1954. sue, but little understood, except publican will remind the nation m ature bonds provided In said ordlnanc F orrest Lake, A. R. Key, J 65 It nils No 491 to 740, Inclusive, to should 153.79 P» Issued by the Town of Lot 61 by economists, of whom there are th at his parly is in the very act m ature July 1st. 1955. Geo. A. DeCottcs Lomrwnod. Florida In the manner T otal Cost..................... .... 118.30 said Ponds to Pe sold subject to rocious few. We m ust Jnzz it up of reducing taxes. 50 Lot 62 Sam e tbe approvlm: opinion of Messrs. nnd for the purposes In sai l <\rdiTo be borne entirely by adjacent property. J 18.30 or common folks. W ouldn't it be The Republicans meant to re­ Caliliv.il a- itnyrnnnd, oPtaltied Py nnnpe provided spil set forth, nnd 50 Lot 63 Sam e W11Kit KAH s.ihl ordlnanc- pro. grand if we could get the solid duce them anyway and they’ll Hemlnole Bounty, l-’lci Pin. 118.30 N um ber of feet fro n tn g e ................ j 2,123.49 i v Iden for the Issuance of bond.* ny 50 Lot 64 All bids must tie accompanied Py Same women’s vote ? make the most of doing it. I the Town of Homewood. Florida, lor 118.30 A ssessm ent per foot frontnge.—...... $4.8254 a Certified eherk for one and na ___,... half — 50 Lot 65 niirrmee* “ By gracious! Maybe we can. Same And in the 1026 campaign, every |»«*r m it nf th* amount of municipal purpose* In til,! t llal FRED T. WILLIAMS 130.13 I mint of 121,000.00, itald bond* to lie Look how the cost of housekeep time a Democrat pleads for a Hit* Imniln lu tin itulil. 55 Lot 66 Same Hid* may l»* hlaSttn111«*«l In the i of tin* denomination of 11000.00 F eet 132.50 ing hns been rising lately. And chance to lower living costs by iiltcrniitlvr an to rate of Intercut each. lirarlDK interest at the rate 66 Lot 67 women pay the bills. They’ll he ta riff reduction, a Republican will bond* arc to hear, the alternative of 6 percent per annum. Int^rpit I. Toyama NAME— Description F ro n tag e 111.96 Lot 68 60 ______ In a m ighty favorable fram e of answer, "T hat’s talk. We acted. M«li to In* bnFetl on a rate of Inter- payable aernl-annually «n the flint I. Toynnta Chapman nnd T ucker’s Addition, Sanford, 141.96 «Ht |e«n than five am! one-half per day of January anti July. Mve of 60 Lot 69 j mind to listen when we tell 'em, We cut taxes down." rent. ith<s paid |>ond« to mature ten yearn Cora C. Hollinger,... Fannie Schw nrtz S.36Vi ft. Lot 3 blk 4.... 118 111.90 Lot 70 Amount lilil for in hi bond* rm««t from the date of Issuance thereof; Cora C. Hollinger,... 60 I he ■*luted In dnlinm nnd m iff. Ifjvr of nftld bond* t»» mature fifteen C. II. F razier, Heirs, Lot 1 blk 5................ 78 The full faith and cred't *»f the years fr«»m the Inauttnre thereof; Forrest Lake, A. R. Key VETERANS TO ORGANIZE J. P. B aker, Lot 2 blk 5....................... - ....... 40 I’otinty of Hemlnole. Florida. In lr-|flv e of nnltl bond* to mature tw rn141.96 60 Lot 71 and G. A. DeCottes rcvocalily pledKei) for the pa.vmintity i cars from the Innuatice thereof; 40 141.96 F. L. W oodruff, Lot 1 blk 8.......................... the principal ami Interi at of Halt! anil nix of an Id howl« to ittatlirn F. B. Adams,. Lot 72 60 « w~ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6,— of Inmie of liomln | twenty-five yearn from the IntniF. L. W oodruff, Lot 2 blk 8........................... 40 141.96 Corpornl II. W. Roberts post, VetLot 73 60 Th« t'minty ('ommlaalonera of •nitre thereof, boil, principal .imt In- W. C. DcCoursey, tr A, W illiam s and wife, Lot 3 blk 8................ 40 orans of Foreign Wars, has a con­ Hemlnole County. Florida, renerve term t if aaltl bond* (> he payable 141.96 Lot 74 60 nt the Chase National llinl: In ih>W, C. DcCoursey^. dition of membership that prob­ the rluht to reject any and all hltla. City r.f .Veil’ .............. Sam P nttcrson and wife, L et 4 blk 8...„.... 40 York. H’ule of N ’e’v 111.96 60 Lot 75 nJifiUld hi* addrenned to ably is unique. No veteran is elig­ li I'rnpoHAla e Hoard of «***unty Pofnrniniilnnern York. Bi lawful money of Hie I’nl- Nelson Gray, 141.96 Fannie F ra z ie r—Beg. SE Cor, Lot 4 blk 9 Lot 76 to I Si »Im nf America, mil CO ible unless hu has served at least No iso n Gray, of Hemlnole i 'minty, Florida, at TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 6. — MIIKKKAS a cunvnsi of the rerun N 68.5 ft. Wiy. 61.5 ft. S 73.7 ft. E. Haiiford, Florida. 141.96 20 years in the army, navy or m a­ Lot 77 60 West Florida may prove to be the WITNJ'HH mv hand an Clerk of tin m* of sell rlertlon snotvs nrlmr C. E. Ellis, . 61.3 ft. to beg....M.............................. — ...... 61.3 rine corps. He must, of course, 141.96 the Bonril of County Cnmmlsloners < uu.l the t' *ult i f xslil eh i Lot 78 60 poultry raising center of the south Hemlnole Cnunly, Florhln* utul 11.*-111.in was In favnr_nf the adopt Inn C. E. Ellis,... > ,KTheresa S te w art— Beg. 61.3 ft. W. of SE if n plan now on foot by A. E. hnve put in part of that time in of 141.96 Lot 70 60 seal of snld Mount nn this Ihe 4th approval nnd confirmation of said Realty Trust Co.,. Bngnnll, secretary of the West foreign territory to comply with day Ilf July. A. D. 192S. ■■rillminer and In favor of the IssuCor. Lot 4 blk 9 run W. 53.7 ft. N. 78.7 307.58 130 the general requirement of the V. mire mid sale of hu ids In the sum W. T. Field,.......................................... Lot 80 V. K. DOt.’HBAHH, Florida Poultry Association, ever ft. Ely. 53.9 ft. S. 73.7 ft. to beg........ 53.7 of 121,nun,on l.y the Town of l.nngF. W. IHKAI.) Orange Heights, Sanford, Florida. matured. Clirk nf the Board of Counlv w ind. FMrldn. In the mmmer and F. II. H arris, W. 45 ft. of Lot 1 blk 9........... 45 J ;! V 125 295.75 Comnjnsluners of Hemlnole County, for th * 1 Uirpiise provided for In said L. E. White, Lot10 block 3............ Mr. Rsgnnll hns divided n 215 BOUT IS RECALLED Flnr ord Uafnce. Mrs. L. E. Taylor, L ot 6 blk 16 125 t i acre trnct of land, located several 128 302.85 9th. 14th. 21. 20 nnd 4 CARSON CITY, Ncv.. Aug. 6.— . ,Ki»W. TIIKBKFOIIK. In pursti- L. E. White, Lot 20 block 3............ 125 y \ miles on the Oclockneo river, into Thu gong used nt the world cham ­ jenee of nn order of the Court h ere­ I,. E. White, Lot10 block 4 ........... 128 302.85 Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Lot 7 blk 16... 16 separate lots, ranging from 11, pionship heavyweight prixefi E. Mnhol Snint, Lot 1 blk 17 t u b m u i it m i i it o r n : » - in made, not lee Is hereby given thui L. E. White, 40 Lot20 block 4............ 128 302.85 Hie eltlxens nnd taxpayers of the I M II.B (III M l , I T . t l l t m i , 12 to I'J acres each. He plans to here March 17, 1HI*7, when C. II. Leffler E state, Lot 2 blk 17 Town of I.0I1Kwood, are by said Mrs. 1!. S. Adams— Beg. nt N. W. Cor 40 TOWN HI’ l.n.N'i;Win'll, I'MyHTliA, erect houses on these places, con- Corbett lost the title to Hob t n z required to lo* mid «i p.-ar ho* a rnunlelpul eorporatlon. iv mid order Mrs. A. C. Woodridge, Lot 3 blk 17, 70 the Clrrull Court of llin ! -vof S. W. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 of N. E. struct poultry houses capable of simmons, has been given bjrM rx. IhroiiKh J. A. Illstllne, i ’ It i Vigil" Hear- i fore , nth Judicial of th» H it • Mrs. E. E. I.effler, Lot 4 blk 17 ey. U. II Frnlti. II. K I rig tin*’ of Florida, on Circuit 50 taking care of 75 layers nnd to Saddle Munton to her son a resi­ 1-4 of Sec 36 Twp 19 S. R. 30 E. Run the 2B<t day of AllTmid J. II Menlek. cnlnprlsInK A . I • 1923. lit ten o'eloel; A M • stock each plncc with 24 thorough- dent of Texas, whose father was Mrs, E. E. Leffler, Lot 5 blk 17. 50 Town Cun null nf Bin Town of lint. A S. 132 ft. E. 315 h . N. 132 ft. W. 315 nt the Court Hull nl Hnilford. ’ bred bighorn hens. He also plans one of Corbett's trainers. Mrs. I.ntiKwood, Florida. Hemlnole County*. Flo- da. mid tin u ft. to neg................................................... 290 686.14 A. J . I.ossing, North 150 ft. blk 19 less vs. to provide pumps, barns, etc., suf­ Manton purchased the old bell STATK (IF FMAItlDA, snd (here lo sliou nnv Bx flel Mil they have, why said bonds, |(should the east 70 f t.............................. - ............... 206 The above nnd foregoing final assessm ents are pnyuble in full ficient to care for tbe needs of from Andrew Todd, Sr., of Carson 11nl It Smith. State Attorney for, not ’he Validated Orel enliflrtned. nth- up to September 1, 1925, and a fte r such date, said assessments will he A. J. I.ossing, E ast 70 ft. of the N orth 185 the Si-vriilh .liidh'lnl Cirnilt * i erwlse 1 such a place. A fter lie bus done City, who has had it in his poscsnil III bonds to he validated Hie State nf Florida. this he will sell the places to any sinn since the day of the battle. ft. of blk 19 ...... and confirmed ns provided by law, pnynlde only in ten equal annual installm ents with in terest at 8<;'e per 70 F lln lln n my hand mol srni of one who wishes to move there and T< CITI7.KNH AND TAX I’AYI’.IIH theWITNKSS John Musson, All blk 20 272.13 '"Ir-ult Court of the Seventh annum on all deferred payments. befin poultry culture for $1,000 IX TIIB r u i n IT Bill IIT OF T ill’. i IF T I*F. TnWN OF I.ONOWtniD, .1mlli*lul Circuit of the State of F lo r­ FMHIIHA n i;\r .v n i . i m i m i . i n n i i i Neavca Addition, Sanford, Fla. Witness my hand ns City Clerk ami the Scnl of the City of S an­ each, giving a w arranty deed for ida. In and for Seminole County, on W11Bit EAH n petition hns liven 4IF TIIK XTVI'H OF FI.Oil III \ . W. T. Langley, Lot I blk D ....................... 132 the land nnd agreeing to buy all IV AMI FOB SBMIXOI.B I OI N- fil'd In the nhnve ntvleil rmise hy this the 29th day of July. A. I' ford, Florida, this 29th day of Ju ly , A. D. 1925. Ihe Town itf I.nnipinod. Fiorlds. I '25 TV. product$_of the producers at markH attie Abercrombie, Lot 1 blk E................ 66 (SEAL) L. It. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. C(.ll NTV OF HBMINOl.i:. n rorimr- ><y mid IhroiiKh J. A Hist line, (' It (Hi: aV.i.) R. JtnFC.r.AHH Henrey. ti ll Frnln. U K. l.aVlKiie H attie Abercrombie, Lot 2 blk E ................ 181.36 utloli. I>! ninl Ihrouali J'llui ifelsPublish July 30th, A ugust 6, 13, 20 and 27th. Clerk "f (lie Circuit Court of th* cli, II. F. Wheeler, K II Kllliev, ind I II M'-nlek. romprlsliiK the :one so fa r In making Seventh Judicial circuit of th* C. J. M arshall, Lot 1 blk F.......................... 90 (*. W. KnlituliiKer, unit lliisliui Town Connell of the Town of MiriKI ttraetlvo ns to agree to State • f Florida. In mid for Sem­ Hleele, ciiiiiiinsliiK i l>•* linaril of wnod. Florida, setting forth the Irene T. Langley and Mildred Simmons inole County. "down on the nlnces nnd Fminly Commissioners of Hnml- fact that no election was held II* A M WKBKH. Deputy Clerk TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD I throiinhont the Town "f l.oiiKW'ood. riol« County, Flnrliln Lot 2 blk ( i ............ .................. ................. 50 the remainder a t 8 per cent in ter­ WII-Hli.N t. IIDl’Hllol.liRlt. Florhln. oi, the loth day of June, STREET FROM HANFORD AVENUE EAST TO CHAPMAN AVE­ vs est. Or, if any person wishes to HTATI-J OF FBoBII>A. m rel Mll- A I' 1925, to determine whether Allornevs for I’etitlouer The above nnd foregoing final assessm ents nre pajtbii NUE AND ON CHAPMAN AVEN UE FROM THIRD STREET I’uh July 30 Aug 4-l3-20.lt. rent the places ho will let them Innl ll Hniltli. HIuIe Attorney for tin t rertnln ntlllnitnce eiitlllfl tlio Hevrtltll Jii'llrlul Clreilit of in terest up to September 1st, 1925 nnd from and after such out for 10 per cent of the Income, NORTH TO UNION AVENUE. llte HI ate of florliln loss ouch small expenses as should I'lliillnn Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ special assessm ents will he payable only in ten equal ansa be deducted. TO TUB CITIZKNH AND TAX BAY* TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL ment on Third S treet from Sanford Ave. E ast to Chnpman Ave. nnd m ents w ith interest nt 8r 'r per annum on all deferred payt» KltH OF HKMINol.K COUNTY. STREET BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND FRENCH AVENUE In m rklng this offer Mr. HngFI.OIIIDA: W itness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the Cte The following is the filial estim ate of Ihe cost of widening the on Chapman Ave. from Third S tre e t North to Union Ave. has been Whereas, ll petition lots lieen IIInnll has uimed at two things; Ho In the above slyleil ■•L'ltsn liv paving on Central Street from Park Ave., west to French Ave., from completed, nnd the completed work has been finally accepted hy the ford, Floridn, this 2Hth day of Ju ly A. D. 1925. wishes to interest persons in the eil the futility of H"lnlnot.-, .tint, of rasing of poultry in West Florida Florlils. I,v iiiii! Ilitoils'i Iht B'Mnl 16 feet to 21 feet in width with shoot usphalt on a 6 inch rw k lia.se. City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. (SEA L) L. R. PHILIPS, City D i ‘ - fo r a profit, and ho wishes to show f Cqunty. t :o'ui|i;»i.oiu'r.i ■/..{',\»olThe following is the cost of paving T hird S troetsfrom Sanford Publish July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20, and 27th. J liole County, I ‘i■ ,rlil i.. " 111"» f.nlli 1*uch''pct«orls as are desirous of , the , r„. riir, - i . .-ti>iri y, . . t •* .»•)> M * i “ flirt III.; ,111 eli ,-tinrf vIVIS Iti III 2.3H.Y6 l * learning, how to live com fortably i throtnclo.ut th- t mu’.. * •' >" n.ittuie. ........................ 52.15 JZ l In the country. iHinra o^ Florl.ls, • .<........ ..11| >1n ■’ .May A. I* IH i to .|oii riui’ie -iluih....................... 1)50.80 I t has only recently been brought er there sit ml I lie i »«ii- ii *>y Ini 1196 sq yds rock hnsi> 6 inches thick at 80c of ,-t thin I1!, -. »!*• - 1377 «(| yds 2 inch sheet asphalt top at $1.02 to the attention of people in this s «ul Cin.-rv 1,404.54 hiniils In the sum of ll,44n section of the stnte the possibiliy Florliln, into; to he.tr Interest nt the rutn nf tin- 156 sq ft concrete ulley returns at 30c ........ 136.80 of making n paying proposition mol mie-hnlr iiereeitt per annum, lu ....... 35.00 Ierest pnyiihle seutl-minunlly. Mini 1 tyjx’ A inlet of the isiultry industry. hiihils to he know it us HKItIKH A ............ 60.00 2 type I! inlets at $30.00 HKItlKH B mot H i;llll’H C The Issue of honils known ns HlullIKH A to he hu* 1,060 50 for tile sum of 17411,*100 MU lllol lo he llnleil July 1st. 1925. The Issue Ilf .3 IS 60 hiiiuls known ns HKItIKH ll to !"■ for 1 Mitnfmlp 441 ft. ................... 85.00 the sum of 1140.000. mol to he ilnl-ol July 1st, 192.; Th«- Issue of I oiuls 1 Manhole 8-10 ft. 85,00 known ns SBIMIIM »’ lo for ire sum of 11Ait ua’l.tni. u ml i > he il.it* i E xtra work 2SS 3 1 July 1st, 1927, All of (lie nhiiV’ Laboratory Inspection "f m aterials ' 41.80 honils lo unit lire s-rlnll.. nm r u T l l , , II l n n e e . . „ | perluil of thirty M l's ....... mill Legal expense udv. etc 2' i 143.42 TALLAHASSEE, Aug. fl,—Th<* ufier the -lute ,,f th- i - s mioo- t i.• i •Shell Fixh Commission, has purch- "/ l,V' ............ o. riv* it from ased a boat for un« in putroling *,hu’r 0‘fh^ ^ ,“, . ' ' t h e ‘ water* near Fernam lina, M t.iilnw. puvlmc. m -p .i -. m» h ir»l .«urHmlKvi, Shell Fish Commiaiioncr f«*;l|»»c. r.-hurd m : .ud uhl »nyx, which will lirenkwin clear nut ..... *......> - ' " " ,KFlorhln, u,,‘ r,“‘parth’ ilm .. ...................,"'th"4 •rni«'i| era uf the llsh laws in th at sec-'in ihm ti’rt.iJ ii i *■m* 1$vInn fnl«i|t|* lion of tho state. While it is the hv |li«« Ihinnl itf CiMitity i,‘t»iimlM* nf I'ltiinlt KImI iJ ii, cottl'iin nf most states to have their nlitiit'r.i «»ii lln* J Mil il.ty nf Mitrcli A l> patrol boats of this nature equip­ «i nil *. h riinvtiim *»f ib** r»***iri»^ ped with deck guns Florida hns "f \V9I«iititi ,i lr| |nri Nhriw |irim>t FAST I’ULLMAN DINING CAR TRAIN never hail guns on her boats for •b**t tin* r* *uili nf nuI'I •*if*«,tlnii witN in f.tvnr 4 1 f lb» iNIIUltu*' nf *ll*4 this use. Tlie principal arrests bein ll<U 41f MUi«l by Ha*111lft•»I•* I '• till in-; made by the Commission nt ly. l-'inr bln. present ure arvesta fur the catchN •»vt t b i r c f n i , ’ |tiir ni.ilit lit it ti nl •b’r nf Ilia* I'ouri Imii ’Hi innl*’. Irg of undersized fish. n««11t-a* |n linri'by K i t ' ii lli.il *!»•T H A T TH E DRIV E OF While this protective work l.x i l l |Xf* it M it Mil I nt piivcrs •i f H*nnltinb Kbirbiu. hi ** b> n.i nl going on steadily up and clown In baa .tllil ft V iM'Inn* th« Florida coasts, other crows, r»'«|t|lri*| Sleeping Cnrs-Coarh Service lilt*Cin’till 1'itnf ••f tin S*1v»*ill b i l utulci the direction of Mr. Iliitlgc.-i, Jtiilli*bt! I’lrriill •»f tin* Hint •*f n.irltlu. *»n lit • 2ti»t ilitt *rf Ann are engaged in planting oysters on M**i a i» i 'is.; at in on m y i .m-u a the fertile bottoms of Florida M ut Hiihfiml. lit I iti1 i ‘ him*. nf K f f i r l i v c A u g u s t 12. I!l2fi rjh* coast. I’luntihg goes on eontinuou-i- HflM I Mnlt* .tint Hl.lfi* •»f l*bi| ill I. I ilil l ■' tInI (it itltnu t’iiiDif if »iM^ ly throughout the year, nnd nt a*1t"\ llll\4*. utl\ h.litl fit *M»I s ’ ll* ' l l present IsittnmH adjoining F ran k - 11**1 I*. Ytt lllblt I’ll I IMI I'ltMf I I IM'’*I Nnrt hlHMiml Southbound DULY Hl'HKIM LF. W I T X K H H my han<l mm * *t• • b «*r in county are living planted, while lb* t'kirllit Clllirt nf till’ V• till work will begin within the next Jinhi'htl ___ t ’ lri'iill nf tin Sl.il** -f I'lnweek on those adjoining Levy court- 1* •*’« I m ii Ii*I Inr Si* iii I fit il* I '•i ti ii 1 1 j !# m * .**i ,.1 1 *»f n,i|Ii| 1*11 i ti I t I ’m u t ty, says Mr. Hodges. The planting I’" 1,II i Im tin 3<<tb *l.tv nf .1t i l s A I* progresses ut the rate •>( 3 ,5(111 b s ii.ln each. When all ’diluting is IHK.M.I v i: im ic h i . ahh. completed the entire const from r i i T k *•f iin i*|ri*titf <*«'iirt "f ti," Fernenilitin to Pensacola wi!! have H«»v**nth ,! mlii'iiil * ,i hi,. ty 8 t.it* Fl«*ritl.i, In .tn*ft (• .”*»’M * la in planted. V I » l * * I » * » ’-M ill* * While there nre larger shipper^ Di;o \ i i h ' ottk h . of canned sen food in this eount/V, A ttor m*v> f**r IVt 111»•» ir Florida is the largest Mhipppr of — --------- 11 l B O F S A l . i ; O F STlMt.IMHl.im iced fish in the world. Thut ten M i■ lK' lM a c t n o w a n d h e l p b u il d I.M H 'H m l \ n . I l l ' l l l it \. food U shipped, carloads' nt the It I I. II \ \ \ \ | t i l ’ll.IV B U R N T I I O M I h. time, to northern unit eastern m ar­ kets, while a grent quantity is co n -1 Nu t p i : is HKItriiY niVBN, ruined here in the south The sen T,"“ »»”■* |ir»pi.»..l» ’» ill "• fo.H| industry Is worth $25,000,000 I w m o il r ! Z \ \ . MV. per year to this state. Iriiin. ,>n ><r icfnr* th,. "xi.lrntlpp «f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ] thirty «Uy* ilavn (mm III*' rimt puhIU*** tlon of Hum M*ill«f, himI il(» (•» innl TO HAVE NEW STAMP uni 11 1*1 A M nil tho 1*HI» day i*( AtiKtint, A I* I*.*2*>, at th** t ‘«*iiMtv t*l> rk Y nffli «\ ut th** I’liuri BERLIN, Aug. 5.—A new pos­ *4j Minin*', at Satiftiril. Hoiti Iri«»l•* I'nuMtv tal stem p with the picture of the l-Mifthlu, f»*r tlie pur»*h;i»« «*f Virgin Mary will b« issued in the iioouo H«tnil vi«$|t* t ’miMty, Klurid.i, Ihi pi <•v■'ni«' nt Hniiit* Snnr district, the Catholic Germ, Highwio us Set ten *‘A“. Mill t •» ania reports. Tho engraving will kfiiiWM hear Interest ut tin* rale «if flvu uutl he a reproduction of the famous une-half iin rriii por Annum, and t|al«Hi July l*t. 1J2&. lnl«*r***t painting in tho chapel of Rlicecnx- ure urmiaiinually. prlii* Vie | on the Snitr. . «puy.ihle . l|>al ami lnin«*ut payahl* ut Nth | In Ihe t»C Now V**rk Sim illar stamps previously have .ihl liorids In he lnMied roMslUtlh’4 In to issued on different occasions M *>f M'Vt ii (niritlreil ami ulxlv ] Tickets, reservations ami information by Bavaria, H ungary und the Of th*- ilaipimlnoitoii of 11 ,000*00 eiii’h, maturing serially «*'*•* u p**» | Duchy of Lcichtenitein. concerning through car service from hid ••( thirty \ i .ii $ in th*- follow-1 inu manner to-wlt: SAFETY ALL YEAR TO PIC llornta Nn | to M>, liulunlve, t*»( mature Jul> (at, l *>2'* ■I. U. ItURItOUGHS, T. A. A. C. L. Station Ihimlu No ll tn 21. Inclusive, tt» LOS ANGELES. Aug. 6.— All mature Jul> u t. | j 3o year round safety work among llonda No. 22 to 23. Inclusive, to Phone 6B-J Jul> u t. ta il more than 100,00(1 school children m ature Honda No. 21 to Id, Inclualve, to of Los Angeles has, become nn tnulure July Ut. 1912. Ootid* No 17 tu Oi), Imlimtve. to established part of accident pi. vcntlon here. Formerly tho teachu»mU N" ■' t" ts lliclufttvo tll Ing of safety work at p ublicimuiur.. July •■*schools terminated with the s ta rt- L^Vur. *4ui> i-t. i’m i Indiulyf, THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH •tig of vacation periods. I Bonds N" i". ImlnnlYF, |n By CHARLES P. STEWART £ ■ (r: West Florida May Be Great Poultry Section O f South i Shell Fish B o d y Plans To War On Breakers Of Law EVERGLADES LIMITED DO YOU R E A L IZ E NORTH and EAST THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE •1.05 pm I V. Sanford Ar.. tS.lOpm Lv. Jacksonville Lv. 3.05 pm Ar. Richmond Lv. 0.20 pm Ar. Washington Lv. 7^)0 pm Ar. Haiti more Lv. IO.06 pm Ar. I’hiladelphia Lv. 12.25 am Ar. New York Lv. 7.56 am Ar. Boston Lv. 7.40 am Ar. Pittsburgh Lv. 7.25 am Ar. Buffalo Lv. 0.00 am Ar. Akron .......... Lv. 8.50 am Ar. Cleveland Lv. 12.20 pm 9.00 am 1.10 pm 10.00 am 6.16 am 11.25 pm 12.30 am 6.30 pm 11.20 pm 7.45 pm 5.40 pm 6.05 pm Depends on You? ‘GREATER SANFORD’ American Fruit Growers INCORPORATED ATLANTIC COAST LINE .. — ....I u sssm i r r* - �FEDERAL ROAD HONOR ROLL FOR SYSTEM PLANS GREATER C I T Y ARE COMPLETE CAM PAIGN GIVEN ... to Be Given at might: Atmilcur leduled To lie t s;,ow Tonight Love" is the e on t h e hoards of niirht It " n P araf S 't h e screen play Ricardo Cortez and nccom% I I I and is suoe u Nk**"-? b « w , t c h : ■Jfinniy. Brains, art £!£ ind other notaTm .tapporting cast. S eles with punch ‘Jre skilfully balJit comedy m om ents liurclv romantic scriM’khahnn, will e’s such a Nice Dark nnd L et ntest will emknown celebriwill direct nnd t thus insuring theatrical fam e usually prevail(tests. ueenient wishes A IIOI’TKM ON T i l K 13TII l l . l t ' Wo; C. F. Teague, $50; Miss StlOK A P I t I L A . IK ! « S t nia Thornley, $25; R. C. T hrasher. N o l l e * Is h e r e b y that »lt £f5; IVtcr Thurston, 925; R. C. *P>rl4l inmit-ament* mail*. U v lr o . • and Imposed naulnat l>rlTiiilale, $75; Hugh Torrenve, $25; v a t e i. outlied i»r«m *r ly lonuerl fit H. E. Urquhart, $25; L. I* Voorth * K.mt Sldi* llulkhi-.nl Dlxtrlrl an I liecs, *23; J. G. W aits. $25; A. U. tm hrati'il w it hin t h * fo llo w I tut <!»• acrll.ed area » f the City o f Sanford \\rlla re , *25; .1. M. W allace. $25; Flo rid a, more p a r t ic u la r ly describ­ (Continued from Pnge One) M. P. Wells. J ,„ $25; R. F. Whited uk follo w *, trw w lt: to Beaufort on the E ast Const, via rteKltinlnir on the M i l Corporaliei, Jr., $25; Henry W ight, $25; Asheville, W inston-Salem, Raleigh J. H ugh Tilhs, $25* \« i Tiiiis' W ight Print Shan, $100; S. A. B. tlmi lino of tlio City o f s.infnrd, Florida, at a point 1338.8 ft et Wes t nnd New B ern; another from the S25; H. E. Tolar. *25 I r Wilkinson. $25; W. C. Williamson, nml 977.9 feet N o r t h of lit* Sntttlte.iKt i-ornrr o f U o v *rrtm *n t l a d 1. $25; H. M. Wimbish, $25; Wim? £ !. Tr>; Me R a t l i n g Jo.; Section .11*. T o w turnip 19. South nf c50; Jfim n- Turnbull, $25; A hush & Shoemaker, $100; R. A. ItaiiK*- 31 Kant. Seminole C it.ntv. W inston, $25; Frank L. Woodruff, Florida, thence r u n W es t !>*.* * feet Wn!h V ?ii,:* K' KWalk, $ 2 ? to the Wes t line o f M ellonvllle A v e ­ W alker & f*'wis, $25* 0 A Won theru’e N ortli *8 ileitrees West *!e>-. $50; 1! C. W'n e r, V , - i { Florida S tate Board of Henlth has ,|nue; I ’tlrallel with U n io n Avntiu. 11*9.7 conducted a rigid examination and ! feet to the Krtstorty line o f Block in XV. A. K i l t s Jr's Atnemltil (teo. W einstein. $25; \v. T WherL investigation of these reports nml i P''It** lat of Villa Sltonra: Ihetree Souhas found most of them to be un­ |therly atonic the Masterly line of Hn’n1 U*lll','!nn- *25} Whillsaid Block " i r 150 feet to the N o n a (lon & Hodge#, *25; \\\ y White true. line o f First Street as laid out and *50: M. II. Whitner *2.V R A The S tate Health Departm ent is platted in said plat of V illa Shonra. W illiam s, $25; Wilson & Toomer now devising signs which will be thence North *8 d e g r e e * Wes t 7la feet more or less to the Intersec­ Fert. Co.. $2;>; f . R u*inn S2V placed on main highways at the tion of th,. North line o f Fast Strrei entrance of towns haging a pure w it h West line o f C hapm an Avetnte In Neaves to Sanford. F l o r ­ wntpr supply statin g , "Safe drink­ ida; thenceAildltltin \V.**»i atom: the S m l l i ing w atei, municipal supply of this line of said Must Street Mil fe t titv approved by the Florida State more or less to the W est lino of C yp re ss Avsnuo In Chapman X Board of Health.” T u c k e r 's Addition to Sanford. F l o r ­ Sanford is one of the cities whose id a: thence N o r th 9'J feet; thence XVeat ) 1 2 ieet t*> the Kaat line of water has been found to be pure C ro ss Street In said Chapman >V and healthful. A recent analysis T u c k e r 's Addit io n: tlienee North by expert chemists shows that the 719 8 feet to the Intersection of the 11to* of C r o s s Street with tin water supplied by the Sanford NKnst orth erl y line o f the concrete leroad from Chesterfield to (’hnrlcsMunicipal W aterworks is freer jon v ja D arlington and Florence; from bacteria than the w ater of onc n ,uj from A ugusta, Ga., across any other city in the atntc of Flor­ South C arolina to Checstcrftehl via ida. It is also purer in this respect Aiken and Coiumbiu; another road than any bottled table or drinking from Aiken to Charleston via Denwater which can be purchased at m ark nnd S t. George;! another | this time in Florida, it is nsserted. road from C harleston to Savannah It is further stated that the local form ing u rig h t angle with Yumwater is a soft and desirable water osee as pivotal point, and another . (or every purpose. Its hardness is City o f Hanford, Florida, I lienee from a point near Hartwell, Ga., about JIC parts to the million, re­ Sniilti it15 in licKltinlmr. to B lacknurg, S. C., vin Greenville hnv,* L e m entered up In a special ports show. M. "Vbb »«, ,*. W.iS.’rVlM; ExaminationShows Charges Bad Water [ n Florida False ChamberCommerce FundReaches Total Of Almost $70,000 Washington News WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.— A nlm e, S2o; |J. r:0(,k. *25; system of United Stale* high­ to know their ubility. H. Cowan, *50; I*. J. C ranston.!I ways was designated. Jy will do her usual two *; K, K. Dniger $25; Evernll 1 Exchange of ratification of the sh, $25: K. I,. Day, $25; It. W. ? the amateurs will come (’tiine.se treaties was accomplished. 9 o’clock show, ane, $100; M. .1. hick. *25; Anna « Readjustment of southern class r to stimulate in tere st in road extending west of Covington II. Dorner, $25: S. K. & Lucille <' freight fates was ordered. and touching llurkcviltc, ApponmtI)n udney, $50; ]| V. Drna, $25; ;eur perform nm l, cash The American Federation of I,..to be given hy trie m a»- tux and Lexington; a hranen from p. V. Drna, $25; s. H Drosos, $25; i lmr opposed modification of the ,f the theater to the giv- P etersburg to North Carolina Iwr- ( . V. Dunnp $25; William S. Earle i immigration law. tier via Lawreiiceville; a branch $2. 5; E. C. Echols, $25; W. J. Ehbest acts. Police ordered unusual precau­ from Itoynl to W nrrenton; another h r s. *25; .1 It. Emory. $25; (*. W. J tions for the Ku Klux Klun parade road from W inchester to Bristol , E o rrestei, $25; E. M. Galloway, li.r«* Saturday. Va.,-Tenn., via Harristmhurg, $2 !*» H I*. Gibson, $25; Joe G. Gia- I S tauntun, Lcxinjitun, Salem . hnd ham *2fv I„ I . Hagan, *250; C ol.' Pulnrki; an o th er njjid front ‘ ll“ John Hamhone, $1; Jesse llaniilv up ton. $25; 1). | \ | | !imley. *25; W. S. Hand, $250; M. lltinsnn. $230;, H. K. H arris, $25; J. A. Ilarrold.l WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.—Rail'(Be $25; I David H art, $25; Leo Hart. road mid other preparations were $25; II. H. Heeren $25; O. I*. Hern' going forward in the capital city u} l,lt' don. $25; R. J. Hickson. $25; L. I1. today for the protective arrival of •uiiiak Hiltop Harbor Slum, $25; Ellen CALM Alt, Sweden Aug. believed him sane. None | iupwards n . „f f.ti.OQO visitors for tin* Work ha been commenced in ex,U k ‘' Hnv. $25; J. E. M. Huddleston. $25; H-exa mined. Ka Klux Klttn demonstration here eiivatimr (lie Swedish Pompeii, an l;k C E. H unter. *25 C. A. Isom, $25; alienists, all in th e s e r - ! .Miami .Sheridan Jew ett. $50; it. E. John- nncient circular city site from the Saturday when klansmen will pathe federal or s ta te govrmona. S(,n> $25; I. II. Kanner, $25; It. L. early iron age. with nine gnti's i '’’'u1* up Pennsylvania Avenue. 1testified they concluded 1 , 1 Kenncdv, $25; 1. K. Kcrsev, *5(1; and foundations for 1>2 houses. I: Forty-Five special trains have fifteen-minute observa.auder|, r K K eshr. $25; T. E. King,. is in the center of the island of been chartered to bring the influx thu jail office, in which '• ; r"[" $25; J. Ft. Klycc, $25; I.akc Mary Oeland. The work is under the su- here, one from ns far south as as the unwilling subject, Dev. Co., $50; Leon L. U R oy, nervision of Marten Stenborger, t Jacksonville, Fla, was sane. One was cross M y t s *ioo; Jack Lightner, $25; M. G. I an ucli< ologi it. and an antiropriad for half an hour on inI.of t iii. $25; II. IS. McCall. J r„ *25; tion for the *■*• ease has been made technicnl uestions dealing J. G. SHARON L' ‘ J. M. MeCasken, $25; II. II. Mc- by the Swedish Tourist Associapes and m anifestations of | tion. ”'1 Cracken. $50; McCxdler G rocery1 Attnrncy-at-Luw debility. The others wore The existence of this old fo rti­ *usl ”r Co.. *1(10; A. H. Mahoney, S5ii; |il by the defense w ith the Will practice in all the court* i Mm . Mary E. Marshall, $25; L Ur- fied retreat, Ismnntoin, has beeu Examination of Abstracts cf Land . . , ban Mav, $25; A. It. Moriwethi"', known for guneralian*- but prnrmuch do you expect for Titles given especial attention ticnlly nothing ha; been dune until r n i a l *50; C. J. Mcri-.ve.tlmr, Sl00; B. Y. vices 1" . . . j *t .Metln iii:' } y , ; 'to llf-F Im U n d Co., ru ln v cim M il..................... 1 Offices in Seminole County Bani> ist three expected about The circular outer wall, formed f U S l 1*25; E. A. Moffitt. $25; T. C. MimBuilding dy, $50; Lewis A. Nader. $25; K. this year to determine who the of magnificent limestone blocks, G,—H II. Osteen, *25; The Outlet, $75; JACKSONVILLF >i Flor- Howard Overlin, $25: C. A. i’al- joined with admirable skill without 0. H. mer $25; Di. (Tins. Parks, S25; C. the use of m ortar, is nlmut 1,200 nrshnll. *’. Pearson. *25; Jno. E. Pearson, feet long. 1- feet high and 1H vide nee $'•’5; A, M. Philips, $25; Marina feet thick. It is not likely. Prof. wrists T. I’hilips, $25; Raymond C. Phil- St'Oiberi'er believe*; that *he wall y froze i«>h. $25; C F. Proctor. *25; Mary was ever much higher than it is icemcnt was made this hilt- on Puleston, $25; Paul D. Reeves, $25; twin**. by the m anagem ent of ; Mrs. It. II. Re nick, $25; Louis E. w Theater th at a contract 'rigera- Riette, $25; A. T. Rnssiter. $25: i closed with the W ulitzer a. Con- Rnssiter A- Son, $50; T. W. Russel I of Cincinnati, mamtfncd in a A Co., $100; Mabel Snint, $25; if pianos and organs, for to con- Sanford Automobile Dealers As­ Bpipe organ, under aociution, $23: Sanford Credit \sgan is to b** built a t once niained BOCiatlmi. <125; Sanford DevelopIn ri prrxrrfpIliiiM f*»f II sntbnbly he installed in iro for inenl ( *2-10; Sanford Elec, pier within the next (if) procut- Cont. Co $50; Sanford Feed & Malaria. Chills and Fever pviager J. L. M arentette itthews ’ Snpplv Co.. $5(); San Juan Garage Dengue ttr llilintis Fever. Itcctiving. This action was <, zero Co.. $250; J. Sclmnl, $25; Augn.it It k ill. Hip tjrrut*. Pnhe management because 7 odd Schneider. $25; G. S. Selmnn, *25; Iwite to furnish music of j Seminole Printery, $25; Seminole f j f has not been known I Realty Co.. $100; A. II. Shepherd, Pwxtrial and picture show i being *25; W II. Shepherd, $25; S, ()■ S anford—Tentativ ial has- I Sliinhol'Ci. $500; S. C. Sloan. $2;>; m ade for erection o: Cyrus T. Smith, $25; G. W. Smith, pniiu; BUrtrien cr«mp«, »eveto inic.uiini imi ute new organ pital. *25; Speer & Son, $250; D. C. colic and inditerelion* of enting and (twuiily belliful in the -------------------a c tio n Stafford, $25; Stew art the Florist, drinking, change* in water, diet ot ■x«*ut of musical effects S t. A ugustine—C i bridge $25; C. W. Stoudenm ire, $25; L. donate, tnko w*r*at xoulj not be pos- work on Matnznes Q. Strong, $25; Arankn Tukaeh. C H A M B E R L A I N ’S C O L IC n n d D IA K H H O J1 A . REM EDY Keep it always in your home. For Sale By Laney’s Drug Store t e Concludes lurder C a s e ; lose On Friday Digging Is Started r»(),()00 Klansmen Are I'lxpeeled At Capital e Theater Will New$15,000Pipe n Installed Soon / D o iT T id iM W N ' F E R O W E. M t N l U T t V C oz 1M A SQuAW AT i Va a p a c k ^ M o c t -T o o i T h i s Pa p o o s e , i s g o t (UEGxS kl‘ K iki , V'w a l k a <=> g o o o l \ A S t KtM . A S A S P E P yW.VOU \ G t-T S o m e . tftM D A \ s v <h t t c m a m T a k e \ -TOR m S A TCA RRH lM ’ 'TtA PA PO O SE.. IM0 (M P a p o o s e s A iw rsP cyx D T ’w alk , am ] c h ie f s H A S M OREM OME . S Q u A W AMMHOW* , j J fe w Children like Dr. Miles’ Uxative Tablet; Don't struggle trying , to get your children to take bitter, evil tasting laxatives. G et a package of D R . MILES* Laxative Tablets nnd the children w ill beg for them — they taste so good. A dults and children find these tablets mild, sure and thorough. Tm E. S lG rA M I^ -T O i*» st at* uitvxt me. Your druggist sells them at pre-wmr prices—25 do$es 25 cents. assiKsmi'iii roll K n o w n ns tin* Hunt Sltln llulkhi'itil Ulstr li 'l tipeclnl A, . iie«Mint’iil Hull; snltl n*si***nn nm are I p a y a b le In the m ann er pr*tvM<-<l nm ll set forth In *;il«l Ordinance No, snhl special assessment roll Is now on file in the o f f h ‘1' of th * i *i o | t'lprk nf the I’ lty of Hanfiiril. F l a t - 1 hla. nt the t'lty Hail. In Hiinfoul, I'lorlilii. nml Is upon nt nil linn s I tlnrlnt; office hours *o pu’ilo* lus|a c | tton; Hint unlit speelnl iissessnient roll w a s mail** noil prepnrc<l after the cost of the Iniprovenients notlmrlleil Itv -;ihl I IriltlinHCe No 91 l«ml lieeti finally ili’l'-rmllnr I hy I lie I’ l l y ( ’ominlsslon nml o it|.*e Is lo r>** liy g i v e n In iiecorilnnce nlHi Hecili.il 11:• of the t'harte r o f the O ily of Hiintonl, Florhiw, that the i'liy I'ommlnslon will, on the 17th day of Aiimisl. A. I*. 0'2.*. nt 2 i.Tlo.-k I' XI., nt the • 'It\ H all In the i'll* of Hanford, Florida, lie In session for the purpose o f revie w Ina and eitunllslne snhl ass es sments pml t<i hear noy reason* that no. * person or persons may desire to g iv e whv nny of llo* siieeinl is*-ssii.ents in snhl Knst Hide litilklt - t I Ml a r h i levlei! and Imposed ngntfist pilvnle* ly on ro il property slioohl In* i-lintigi d or modified, nml after tlo* i ' l l ' t'oioinlsslon litis so met ns u lloard of K<|iinlUatlon nml after hearing nil rn in pi ill (its mid hlijeetlnri* mil*. ; m ined, the t’lty t ‘ommlsslon will thereupon determine nil ci tnplaln;s nml object Ion* nno-nd. ei|iiutlxe, a d ­ just nml e|.prove said special i sMesmiienls; and sahl assessments ns I are fill.lllv fixed mol delsrnillled 111 |Hi* t'lty I 'o m i r IhsIom wil l there'ipon j liecmne flti l and lilndlna llett.i nil i the prop *rlv ag ain st which i*m* «*• 1eil until finally d is charged hy pay- Florida Heal E state For 'Our 100 B rokers to 3BLL The Florida Resale Exchange can get you top prices for your Florida property without delay. We have about 100 "live" reliable broker-mem­ bers who know nil the tig real estate buyers throughout the state. -• No matter xvhere in Florida your property is located, no matter whether it is one lot or a mil­ lion acres, LIST it with the Florida Resale Ex­ change, and get your money quick! Send your listings to desk. No. 20. Florida R e-Sale E xchange East Flagler Street, Miami, Florida, Beach Property IS SCARCE AND (JETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN T H E VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PER L O T NOW For Furtlirr Informatimi. Cull a( iMontt^ziimn Hotel. II. B SC H U L TE R E A L T Y CO., Inc . .. MARL' RESERVATION EARLY On The Road to Independence Tito thrifty man is on thu roatl to indopendciicCr* rttitl evory it11*|» Brings him neurtfr tin* Rottl <>f h iif nmhillon. li will (five you the rijtht iunpinitlon for rejftilnr ilt*|io.sit.*i to have an account with the .'-it-minole County Hank. ’er Cent Intereat Haiti On Sftvings Accounts nnnn ounii S a n f o r d ,F l a S (s> STHENOTII - SERVICE - l’R08KESS �wsg 54*.. ap t (Tfsr; Jf*v ■r- H ie Sanford Herald Make It One Hundred Thousand Dollars * M r rrrr i t t n i M i t i M f t Nearly sixty-nine thousand dollar.* have already been l l i r at lM to r4 , Plarlda id ** Second Claaa Matter. subscribed in the Chamber of Commerce campaign. And r IT. 1911, a t the 1’o it oftl c* another tiny is left. Today's record, a great one, will look small when final reports are made tomorrow night and Sun.... .Kclttor M L t .A X Il I- UKAX. ford over-subscribes its quota one hundred per cent. Up R, n o w A n o I I K I K i ___ ____ M n a a a r f until noon today the Sanford Chamber of Commerce had on l i t m « » " t i * Axrnaa enrolled twenty-seven hundred and fifty-five memberships. H i t x i n i i 'r i i i . i it at Ka And still there remain hundreds of persons who have ■ Ynur - 1 7 rll* S e t , n o t H.fO I i * l l i « r o l in «:tty by C u r r l a t . p er not joined the organization which is contributing so largely » . « k , He. W -I'k ly IM Itlen 1100 tier j e e r . _ __ _ ____ lo the growth of the city. Perhaps it is because they have Perhaps they have been busy and the a l ‘t;<TAi. >e»Tl« Ki All o b i t u a r y not been solicited. noMv«a. r a r d e o f th t m k * . reeo lu U o n a matter has escaped their attention. Undoubtedly these peo­ an d notice* til * n t e r : a l r . . u i*nta w h e r e e h e r a e e are made w ill bo . U u n t n J ple are all anxious to have their part in boosting their home I t r at re* u I nr - i d v e r t l a l n a rate* . town and before the closing hour of the campaign many of M R t t n P I t THIS AH flO tT A T K O IM I K 'S them will be signed up. There will be no plausible excuse The Aaaoclated T re e * la eac lu *I».|V entitled " » ‘ he uae fo r re- for the failure of any person to unite with those who are try­ publication of all n e w * illepatrlip* ereiltleo to It or not otherw ise cred- ing to make Sanford a greater Sanford. Ile«l in thle pn|ior and nleo the In* One last grand effort is to be made on the part of the cal n e v i published herein. All right* of reiiubllcatlon of spe«*l«l illeputch- two hundred workers who have wasted no time anil who ea herein are eleo reeor-ed. have neglected their own private affairs in order that their THURSDAY, AUGUST fi, 192.1 community might he served. While tired of soliciting, while anxious to get hack to their jobs and make up for the time ' T H E H ER A LD S PLATFORM given this week, they are determined to stick to the work 1 .—Deeper w ntrr route to Jaekaon. until it is finished and until it is finished right. And the trllie. 2. —Conatrurtlnn of F t. Johns-Inremaining few hours will be busy ones for them. dlnn River rnnal. Those who have had nn part in the campaign still have A —Extension of while wnjr. time in which to become members. Sanford needs the help 4.- -Extension of local amuaemrnta. —Swimming pool, tennis rourta. of all its people. It is depending on its entire citizenship to do its full duly and to do it now. ete. • —Augmenting of building proHistory is being made in Sanford this week. Tomorrow ram —houses, hotela, npartir.ent night will find the Sanford Chamber of Commerce the larg­ 6m e t . est in the world, per capital population, provided everyone I.—Extension nf alreet paving pro. does his best. Daylonn will have to step aside, to make room gram. Canal rurtlnn of boulevard fot* Sanford. around l.akr Monroe. Instead of being satisfied with fifty thousand dollars, 8.—Completion of rily Iwautificainstead of stopping at seventy-five thousand, let us make Hon program. 9.— Expansion of arhool system the grant total one hundred thousand dollars. Think of the with provision for inrrraard fa* power o f such a fund in the hands of the ( ’handler of Com­ diitlea. merce! Think of the publicity it would bring lo our city! Ia'I'h double the original goal and establish new records. It BIBLE VERSF. FOR TODAY can be done! GLADNESS IN SERV IC E:— One hundred thousand dollars or bust! Serve the I-onl with gladness. E n ­ l fur (I, K lurlda 1H 7. un der A ct of E ter Into hit* paten with thanksgiv­ ing, and into hi* court* with praise: he thankful unto him, unit hleaa Ills name. For tin* Izird is good. I’sulm 100: 2 , 4. 0. A s Brisbane S e e s II THE LIFE OF THE TREE DEPENDS ON ITS ROOTS Dancm, Muskrat*, A lfalfa. Birth C ontrol? No. Had Suicide Excuses. Democratic Spare Tire, BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright _ ____ >AT;’ AtJGU&T tf, 1925. THE SANFORD HI £ i w 'i b u E " s a s h e a n YTung ftCXitflSW LIKE haT ? _________ HENRY FORD says churches should teach dancing to counter­ act sonic vicious modern tendon-, cic*. He wants the old dances | brought hack to repined now wiggling. . I There might be? n compromise between old ami new dances—es­ pecially as Mr. Ford thinks old people should dunce. The modern dance, the walking kind, is easier for old people than the old polka, in which you were supposed to hop, and the waltz, in which ninety-five per cent DID hop, although they w eren't su p ­ posed to. DANCING AND religion hnve long been united. Samuel ttdls you "David danced before the Lord.” He well might, for his riso wns conqueror of Goliath, to ruler nver Israel. Dancing has Its proper place, see Ecclesiastes, third chapter, fourth verse, "time to weep, and n time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance." The next verse says there is also "a time to embrace, and n tim e to refrain from embracing." T hat should be remembered in those wild dancing days. P O g Raj I-ovc laugh* at cusses bill collector OCCM 3 1P A N Women niny~h77T, i But th e ir burdens tu* Breakfast b i ^ 7 . alw ays luoka if m g. 111 T hey have ma(j Ocean so dry even a binned. T h ere's lots of decorating. You never! d en tist broke. 1 r W orry i* n gre.c about th e only tj,jn„ . most o f tm think. J udges r .r f S A m an tell c iu j,. I m.w. Rays he „ ,,,) 1* door to ring tin- l .|Ll Society's easy t„ have enough money ,,l can’t look bored ' v’nr,l' 1 l*jpuUtn| mated a t ulmo t tw,,| * Of which i* ev Hetty E very failure Itiir.h |L come bark if lie only willing to put him If you parked a for n trip your wife? 1 som ething else j„ y,^ IF YOU SAW one shook mut.krat climb out of the w ater and look at you with beady eye*, you would say, "Interesting, but it doesn't amount to much.” The m uskrat know* la tter. He can amount to n great deal, for Rood or evil, just as with human thought. In Milwaukee, a wt man w ith a bottle, but will ®ay ho Im.ked \ pi re. still We doubt that p;| investors m the n>q * urged to buy »M| ty takes another junit»."_j| G azette. * A NOBLEMAN in Centric! Eim ipe, interested ill muskralH, n tartd breeding them on his estate. They ruined farm s for miles around The announcement made Wednesday that arrangements him. v jiu iim iiin M iM u iR is iiiiB ia u u iu i,,, On the othrr hand, bed W inter,] had been completed whereby the Atlantic National Hank of WAITING in the Louisiana marshes, th e y ' Serene, I fold my hand* and wait, Jacksonville, one of the great financial institutions of the caught more than O.IMMI.OIMI niu k- 1 MELBOURNE TIM ES Nor care for wind nor tide nor state, will advanee funds necessary for the city of Sanford rate, worth more than fit,000,0(10— i sea; to carry on the work of hulkheading the lake front, has been about half the entire crop of North j Merchant a who are inclined to en an often nn to be p ractically ; ■ I rave no more ‘gniwit time or fate received with a great deni of enthusiasm. cane up on their advertising during above dispute*. America. For |o! my own nhnll come to tile "dull" sum m er months fail to] The fam iliar cry of the local ■ Under the plan worked out by Mayor Forrest Lake and me. "INSIGNIFICANT" m uskrat* take cognizance of several import- m erchant G “ trad e at home" and JJ Fronting on ( ’deny Avenue adjoining two Moral I stay my haste, I make delays— City Attorney (leorge ANtteCottoH in conjunction with of­ give great value to mnrshe* Itilh- an t factors in successful advertis- j thin newspaper is glad to en d o rse ! 5 For what avail* thin eager pace, ficials of the Jacksonville hank, money for (he project will ! the stand of the merchants, b u t,]* corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can bei erto wortlibi. And our extrem e­ ing. J stand amid the eternal way* lie available at once so Dial no financial difficulties will ly well managed Agricultural De» If, for example, you can n d v er-' too often the merchants expects J And what I* mine *holl know my hamper the progress of the work. partniciit ha* requested Mr. Ver­ ti e your business in dull ca on, tin* people of the community to * chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. face. non Bailey, able naturalist, special­ while your com petitor is w a itin ' t>e loyal when the* merchant is nut The negotiations make it possible for Sanford to con­ for tile busy period, you enjoy an using the force of tin* modern * Asleep, awake, by night or day, struct its bulkhead system without being forced to await the izing in small mammals, ami know­ exclusive field, and should lie aide selling force. Mail order .......... houses * ing more about the m uskrats than The friend* I seek are recking voting of a bond issue and the sale of the bonds, all of which to sow ceil tlm t will harvest un­ sell their goods by catalogs th at] they know about themselves, to me, would have resulted in great delay. The action of the Jack­ | ee what can be done about m ak­ m istakably wlien the people begin advertise them, they send lo cal} No wind can drive my hark astray to ‘ Nor change the tide of destiny. sonville bank means the saving of much time in the comple­ ing tin* Lmii.iunn m uskrat crop be buy heavily. T h at truth should j< ili/eos up-to-date advertising co n -j ■sub* evident to an a d v e rtise r,corning the goods to be purchased. 1 PERMANENT. tion of the project and assures Sanford citizens that their What m atter if 1 aland alone? who think*; it has been proven The buyer re a c tc to the tim uhis of ■ BetwLL'ii First ami Second Street:* on Sanford Ani I wait with joy the coming year*: dream of an improved water front is not very far away. often for serious dispute. 'the* piinted word in the catalog be- JJ My heart ahalt reap where it has A CROP OF li.tIUO.OOO m uskrat* | tooAgain, What the loan means in many ways cannot be told in a advertisers should rent- enu-e it is easy to do and lie- ■ At $ lil0.00 iter front foot. a year represents d per cent on sown, And garner up it* fruit of tear*. few words. Primarily it is the strongest testimonial of the one hundred million dollar*. And j i^e tlmt m erchants advertising tin* letur-e the m erchant fails to employ iS faith tile banking houses have in Sanford and its future. you don’t have to plant th" m usk­ same class of good* are not ncces- the appropriate counter attack , ait * The water* know their own, and It shows the reputation this city enjoys in the financial rat or rai e the young ones. They a rd j cutting each other's busine-s. uttra-'tive advertisem ent in the * V. r> often, Mich presistent ndver- h inn* paper which is read hy near- n draw world, and indicates that the city is built* upon a foundation do tlmt themselves. Tice . people, ( isfng emphasize* in the public ly everybody. The brook that spring* in yon- that is strung and enduring. of Louisiana say there is m o re 1 wealth in their S tate five times I mind the class of goods so thnv- ] The purpos *nf Ibis discussion i* „ilnr■ lid u)>li ->• - T * „ «,»- - . Lomis of rhin cdinrnrrer ari*nnt made often. Tiradvance otub* than hil* ever' b<*eti taksrf ntif Iopghlj tlmt there is a marked in- not to persuade Idf.-cl hid^Qui0t* So fldws the good with erpial law Unto the kouI of pure delight. about six hundred thousand dollars nn a municipal project of any State in the Union, and fereascr io business. An easy illus- to over advertise. \\V realize th at Tin’ slur* come nightly to iln> .ky; isn't a step financial houses lake every day, without much very likely they are right about ' t lotion of this peculiar effect of there i a limitation to the am ount 2102 First St. advertising is tin* development of j which i bind m erchant can spend R e a lto r s . • The tidal wave unto the hob; I additional security. In n word a fine tribute has been paid it. till various fails which often | for thi i purpose. But, wo w ant Nor time, nor apnre, nor deep, nor sw trn tin* country. If only one tho n o ,ch an t- hero as a body to to the substantial character of Sanford and the people of tip* high, IF THE MOT w eather rev city should rejoice and feel justly proud of the r e p u ta tio n C'nn keep my own away from has annoyed you, be glad t» know no*reliant had advertised, mnh realize that ii nil of them would me. they possess. tlmt in glorious California all jmjr, for example, how United persistently advertise, even using ^ x x i M M x t M a R S B i f l i x z i i i a p i i i B B H i x i H a i a a i a i t o of —John Burroughs. kinds of weather is welcome an d , tin* spread . , the <'hinesu game smalt advertisem ents, the cum ula­ With tin* money provided and already available* nothing tive effect upon the reader would -------- o--------Up on the Mojave Desert. " ‘Jf™ V '.1* ..... .. stands in tin* wav »i‘ an earlv completion of ihc* important .....fob near Itardow , sixty miles back -if , 1 also that the public do coil-ideratile to off-set th e alA Mneclenny man ha* been a r ­ hiring eluirii- of the mail order rested charged with killing n wo­ work, which means sci much In the future* of the* citv. Los Angeles, tin* Hodge Rrollier* ' ' , i* ",•", 1'- buying power. ...Tin* . catalog. --------------o ------------------in the li.e recent beat grew a crop if ,f " f ,lu.'1 ........'ul1 ‘‘ l man. Tin* shooting is said lo how No single lecaI ad v ertiser can m resulted from a ipiarrcl over a cow. alfalfa in twenty-two day*, That aide to spend a certain am ount of ■ P O W E R C A N IM> by gentleness that which violence fails is to say, twenty-two clays afte r money in 192.1. It i< an unknown, filth* *be mail order catalog alum*, « It sound* more like hull. a fixed sum. Now, then* arc* but if in on ■ i no of every local [J Real Relate Auction Sales. Let us Hell ynurftW to accomplish; and calmness best enforces tin* imperial man- one crop laid been mowed, dried but 1 and stacked, they mowed another litany who seek to per-unib* the new spaper there i., printed a 111em­ a “Cake Eater" robin'r* are re ­ dale.—( ’latidiaiiiis. buyer. The merchandise that is ber of nttrac'ive local adv ertise­ crop, and they cut their alfalfa ported active on the east const, seven times every season, on the persistently advertised, whether by ments, covermi* tin* various lines which wns to ho cxpei*ta*d a* a same land. Can anybody beat one m erchant or many is certain handled in mu eity. the local p a­ u natural consequence of the reign of g ettin g more than its average per Would reader effective service th at? uf bobbed hair bandit*. By IRVIN S. COBH share id* the money spent din'ing to the cmiiiminily unci the* m er­ Wo are permanently located io Saafortl ■ - ■—p-------COUNT C IITICO , Italian .Sen­ the y ear. This too has been prov- chant* by keeping money here. Speaking of mnniishiniiig mid on British noil. The undertaking ator in Mussolini’s regim e, say : TodayV !*>*t laugh: If it i* true, OUR SA L ES FORCE arc EXPERTS nn Mr*." Cntt Contends, tlm t war boot legging ami other vital qcie.c- and embalming profession had not Italy must have colonies to ab­ U DOES con be talked to dentil, why would­ lion* of lla* lioor 1 am reminded ef then attained the high degree of sorb excess population. it per feel ion which it subsequently n 't it l*‘ a good Idea to put war u Wo guarantee Satisfaction. If (hil country were wise, no ■ In the same room with General a brand of illicit good* produced bus come to enjoy. needed. The United M ates ought « in the far South, about which n HOMESTEAD ENTERI'IM si: Ho, as 1 be story runs, the aides Dawes and lock the door? Maeoh to welcome every Italian worker, tradition hover*. This is a con­ inserted their dead lender into a Florida today could lit* made rich Telegraph. ■ If you h aw iToperty you want sold—List it witil I be furious pare id w hich this to he I.* mil, . an hour on the open large cask of sugar-cured rum and coction made from sugar cam* and er by billions of dollars if she ■ and kiss it good-bye. A neero piijs-r published at generally denominated as “ Mon­ smuggled the rusk aboard a *ail- could get even a q u arte r of a mil­ j country, and the whole world, are mad. lo low down to one-third ing vessel hound for a friendly lion good Italian im m igrants. moving lias brought about a laxity that speed at n» im aginary line Thomasville, Gn., carries the fol­ key Rum." Along tin* Gulf Shore, howevc.*, European port, relying upon the lowing personal, "Mr*. Lizzie California and o th er Western of law cnfoi eineni which 1 depl ■ I c ilfjt ■* h it K!utvs* t•\ i t h, Q u i t e n Sannder* was called to Jackson­ tlii* stuff is commonly called l‘n- alcohol lo preserve the deeeased States need and would welcome ruble. An an-ilvC of lin .iiuMion few wen* urn v d this way Iwfore j shows that, ns Mu-mu tried t > a tiro test w:,- r u e d . ville to tile funeral of one of her kcnhnm. The men back in tin* ami Upon lhi* nature of ih(. seem- many millions of them. prove in tin* infumou | ocl>.Leo­ frlendr. We wish for her a pleas­ swamp* who make it do not know >f,R u1hi Ii'u 1 i to ifiHiin* t hi* jiiiHtfjijjt* Here nr- tw the consignm ents without ques­ pold 11 ial "1..... ... 1 at 1unit " The exactly <>•>1„, it eases which are U a n t visit." Muybe if *evcrnl friends that through the use of this mime l of ONE CHEERFUL goose thinks In CHle the offition. wero to die, she could have a reg­ they are |H*rpc*tuuting a legend ,1 ,j ’Iv right, acting ■ Italy's problem could be solved h\ policeman i* mu . ntn, lv ., blame; eer wa llt> 10. Second Street, Sanford, Flu. 1 neither is tin* public; therefore But on the voyage the sailor* which is considerably more than ular yip-snortin’ time. withill tile Jrtitl s of the law. In ■ "b irth remind," | Minutes no one. ■ a century old; nor did, I, until a discovered tho cask in its biding This poor creature says if the III,* other lb, , fI icer was wrong, gentleman who is a walking re ­ place in a cargo hold, ami being It is nn unfortunate fact that but Hlill luting within the* bounds While we are at it. we might as pository of the folklore of the . thirsty us seafaring nn n generally Italian: would have fewer and b et­ Well go ahead and make the Chum Gulf country traced for me its ■are supposed to he, they lapped ter children, we would welcome 1 there nr« some law - which appar­ !«f the law In the first ease tin* ently arc not "impular." This has,I mail who wa acre them. ted would tlot tier of Commerce iiicinlicrship three historical genesis. tin* bung ami by degree* drank Why better, if few er? Caruso been said ol the prohibition law, , Itnve acted in Bn* m anner he did thousand, it won't lake much e f­ At tin* halite of New Orleans, Mho rum until the spirits ran low. was the nineteenth child in his v e t a plebiscite oon ■■'low where Inid lo* I,"en fort end then again if (lie city in the U a r of IKIL', General I'aken- Then, being wishful to enjoy the '*••*•r. In the second people slamI. Tin "itoi ,• mal. 1 lie car diivers had committee) no can boast of n membership equal iuiin, commanding the English last remaining precious drops* they family. Would it have been a good the 40 A cres , 1 • " who land »n the fi . idea lo cut off (lull fam ily, say at • rim.. Iln-y knew of, and cotlhl to thirty per cent of its population forces, vvns kill'd hy a bullet from sln v d in the head of the cask A d j o i n i n g d i e F a n m n n E l d e r S p r i n g s cm t h e O rla n d o * ! and ban* their views ami opinions liac'lly l," con-i ientiously classed it will bring more publicity to a long barreled deer rifle ns lie led mid discovered tin* lute lamented in I ten, or fifleen, and miss Caruso? may im press linen* who ,.,,iy --e la (tic slums, niiiid disease and Where rc subdivi’ ion will include it big to u rist M a* law violators. Hanford. the Red-coal 1 again a the Kentucky 1 full uniform. the surface of thing* hut tinignorance, families should be kept plant and laundry will be started soon. I ' l u ; ple ad tor an enforcem ent ami Tennessee mountaineers who I bat is all of 1lie story, excep­ down if it can hi* done. pin who really make up the nbThi* property has a spring which is very much th* of all law . which is reasonable an,I Miami Beach detective*, we lire squatted buck of Old Hickory's cot­ ting that smite of the members of But under decent conditions, ztnntiul population ,,f our eontUry |:,|r. Hu • In* Elder H|iting w ater and has also more than a d' informed by ope of our secret ton bale bren <1work*. It ceined tin* crew then and there swore test* alm ost entirely nre for the* enforcement of tH • it mile road frontage. agentf, art* investigating a ease Mint im nil.,1 . ,,f hi* siaff desired off on drinking and all ,.f the 111 lia* more children a m other has, prohibition and other I iw .. with the public, as tip* police arc,H Ideal for sub-dividing. for i|p> iip , t part, willing to give of grand larceny. A pebble is m iss­ to send tils body home for Ini: ial swore off on General I’ekenliam. the b elter they a re —a t least The past week we have had no lac othi'i ing from one uf those ocean-front fe||„w a square ilonl. SIMMONS R EALTY CO. experience with two different pli 1 Nope >,t mu* nresopt police* force, lot* over there.—Miami Tribune. among humbler people. I’lione l!»-J. San Emu ses. In one ease a policeman a r ­ Wl! b the po ililc* exception Ctf till* 'I ho soil is so rich hereabout*, It isn't so with kings, because rested n man who he <mi,| had h en that u peg legged man cannot motorcycle man, w ants to a rre s t ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD (they get tired of ttieir wives after driving a ear tinder tin* influence stand still five minute*, without ativ of ns; they a re good fellows tlie first child is born, or sooner,of liotior. The man vtimul him and believe in enforcing the law the wooden leg taking root. -F ort Looking back on 11 long useful t. I lint one can and must keep andOSCAR tlie others ore inferior. CHAMBERS, aged lif. horribly, he said, living word* as if should be, The law should Meade I-cudcr. om| busy life a newspaper editor faitli with oneself, ly, with not enough talent to make which a* a private eiti-.eii would he flexible; vve have equity courts a Ho many earn are coming to who had cro ed the four-score n I hat God is not mock •d. You him happy, ju st enough to make have justified him in re enting Tumpn that when one *top|M-d yes­ line wrote this editorial: cannot break Ids laws without him unhappy, killed himself with theio in a physical manner. II" •or Hint purpose, y et it should terday for five niiiuit*** for a train not he «o much so tlm t a d ru n k ­ And now, in conclusion, what suffering. gas, having painted n portrait of stood it until the man as-nulled to cross Franklin street, it held does it all mean? Wlmt have ii. Tlmt mm's only dangerous himself and attaeiied to it this him, nnd then used his hilly to ard enn zig zag down the stre e t up a airing of automobile* all the these years Imight me? Nothing enemy is oneself. (n t|„. ultim ate at Ihc risk of the lives of the in ­ a note; get him into snlnnis ion. way to Valdosta, Gn.—Tampa Trib " f a startling nature the inci­ nocent*, whil" tin* man who drives m »*»•» IniM you loit yourself. "H ere is a justified exit: too old In the othi r » uio*. M> mile* an hour in n perfectly dents fade hut these principles • I bat friends are aiming the —no faith ; d e a f—no hope; no There arc* ro many people stop­ remain: policeman wns put on duty to sober coidition, nnd innocent of greatest a s ,els and the way to money broke; to tal—zero." ping in Hanford now that tin* ho­ watch out for speeders, l i e city tin* law, i* arrested. L That it is, us a role, wife to get friends is til he a friend. limit* have recent|\ been extend tel* have to tut in l beds on (lie trust human beings . Compara­ H. That one should never seek EVERYTHING IN that t a t . - rel, and the speed limit has not. It Re Its lakes tact, courtesy nnd pubwails of tin* hallway* in o rd er to tively few are unfair, if you are any Hung f..r winch one doe* tippnrt properly enforce the not m eat is wrong. Fifty is YOUNG meet the exten demand.—Hanford fair yourself. give value. This avoids the bis- for a man willing to work. Great is .unreasonable to expect a car law. And it takes co-operation Herald. driver who knows the state law from everyone. 2 . That tremble* and apparent position to speculate wick'll | is one siteecsses have been begun after Yeah, we slept In uni' of those difficulties aru hut stepping-stance of the greatest danger th at be- fifty. Huuforii !*>(!* not long since; it to progress the most practical net the bunities i loan. I Lack of faith is serious, but tho two word* th at really mean Democratic and Republican wr* in one of those sky-scraper way of learning—and, as Greeley Following these rules, the world F ranklin and Jefferson had very desperation, are “ NO < OUR AGE." edd I arti, n .cud for im p o rtan t gontl •hot<*l«, but the rate was so blame said, "rh e way to runtime is to grows III interest and life is haii. You rem em ber Goethe’* lim *; little of it. Still they were useful men that pull strings in both purmuch higher than the hotel th at resum e.’ pier with gnlhering years. "M uth verloren, idle* verlorett*. nnd successful, tie.:, using the Republican nnriy it was like going down into a dun­ X That there U nothing that The purpose of lif, what is it? REALTOR B csser du wm-rest aic* geboren.’* ns the working machine nnd the a "D eaf?" Home of tin* world’s geon to sleep. Tri-City News. will lake the placet of work, either Happiness how can it In* won? "Courage lost, everything lo t, best work has been done by nteti Itenioerntic a* a so rt of "spare T h at’# rigid, we imagine stand­ lo gain success or to gain happi- .This newspaper Hemn s 67U-C02, Phone OS B etter thou w e rt never born." A II. Far- bard of hearing. They were not lirr" to be used, if i t hna to bo ■ ard prices for hotel accomodations ne*.c or to gain both and I think jquliui, who die Fir»t National ltnnh Building. I ---- -—” UMOtl. if something got** wrong. Would la* too high for people who it lit possible to gain both if, in age of Kit, had I *‘‘cenlly at the hot ho red by useless talk. eosi'd ,jar»r--------I THE AMERICAN Federation of wouldn’t give ten runts to see the the striving and working for su e -!thin* about as SA LES FORCE “ No hope, no money—b jy k e,", Labor resolves officially Ut keep S tatue of L ib;rty do the hooia- ecus, the dollar L aot put above anyone possible "iilisfactorily as I*«kc* Worth— F irst Bonk nnr ‘■•oukl it ueoi*. tu AH th at i!»n he overcome. The away from nil third parties herehoola. STEW ART D O U G L A S KlN1 the man. Iru.'t c ompony to build $1QO,OOC ua. real trouble th a t the m an left out, nfter. T h at is good news for the structure ______ — ■ a i ***1 An Evidence of Sanford’s Reputation ADVERTISING AND MAIL ORDERS 128 Feet (>() Feet Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, ! j Allen & Brenf l MY FAVORITE STORIES W1IERI LAWFUL RESTRAINT REGiN AND END? AT AUCTION l ■ ALLEN AND BRENT FOR l'Yum the Viewpoint of Four-Score QUICK SAL I S Corner Lot for Sale! ,X !. » Gn Sanford Avenue, Only one bN R’om First St. For quick sale ftq Real Bargain \ E. F. L A N E �r.-’.’s j.’u ■ r y--«n E s-y " Social Side of Sanford e - 148 us . __.Office MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. icial > flCl 2l X , I !»**’*’ ** T E L E P H O N E :— R ed. 4 2 8 -J . M ISS ST E IN M E Y E R BECOMES BRIDE OF L A M A R H. W ATERS W ED N ESD A Y ____ f t o * -ill be hosTn*ri»i»‘\an TempTin ^ 't - u l a r bu#i[vhe't te* 1jrrlday h er ^'uony Av«. eel j-SiSi jiials S. C., i fid 0vpr’ (jo uncle, J. A. 11 B. Hollar nn„{ a daughter, illianis and Jiu g liKnte Whittle left Lranruth, tla. i— . . left this week on ^various points in | r Asheville, N. C. Coleman left W,!‘b ptionvillf where she Lat for New Aork. A wedding which will he of in* A t the appointed hour the hri* te re rt to m any in Sanford wan that dal party entered to the strains of of Miss C ornne Stelnm eyer of , rs thp nril,nl choni3 from Lohengrin Jacksonville to L am-----.. ar H. {if w a te The b ride w as form m erly a Sanford B;8l(.r n m l ’ ’’liV • ’y h tr i ’f .l*"1,1' . f>“ '»m,teyer, girl, having livedd here se v e ra l' it V.i j,r °,?o brt.l. \t; t-ij,,,. years w ith h er father, u nher tr, Rev ittv. F r. F r.. r!! Miss a nr*mth eSmith. Steinm eyor, who ml . t i w J k p asto r of the M ethodist Church Johnston and Miss rori,ie I I here. M rs. W aters has a host of son Little Miss Merle 1 . ^ and friends here who are extending, Little Miss Kathleen A d s t ’ of best wishes. Sanford, niece of the bride were The following was taken from a flower girls. Jacksonville paper: A beautifui event o f Wednesday I Douglas Green was Mr. Waters the best man, the groom nun |,revening w as the m arria g e of Mi C orrine S teinm eycr, daughter of iiif; F rank Relot of Manat-<> KdRev. mid M rs. K. E. Sleinmeyeer win Stojnm eyer, brother nf tie* to L am ar II. W aters, which was bride, John Wilson and George solemnized nt 6:30 o’cloe in the Terry Shore. The bride was lovelv with ti«ht Springfield M ethodist church. R elatives and score:! of friends fitting hod ice and skirt with cire,,f of the couple w itnessed the impres­ "Isr apron effect, wdn m sive nuptial cerem ony, which was la.-e. She carried nn nrm hnuqtint perform ed by the bride’s father. of brides roses show n id with lilThe church was effectively de­ lii i of the vniley. corated w ith w hite dahlias and After the nuptials l-n.-di.tinn lighted cathedral tap ers, with a the bridal p a rty left th.< ,-hurch j background of paints and fern :, to the strain s of M.mM ;,.i|in*s \\*hilo the g u ests were a. i-rnl>- Wedding March, and during the p nf, j[ j> Nelson rendered a pro­ evening Mr. and Mrs. U :, t . r ), ft g ram of organ music, and ju st be­ for a motor trip to point lt, Ala­ fore the cerem ony Mrs. Sumpter bama and west Florida, thi their II. M ontgom ery sang Because and return they will reside m \Y,-t t-priugfiidd. All for You. was artistically decorated w ith quantities of zinnias and hibiscus, the dainty color scheme of pink and white being followed out. The evening was pleasantly spent playing bridge. At the conclus­ ion of the game scores were count­ ed and Miss Dorothy Mero w as found to hold high and wa 3 aw ard ­ ed a bottle of perfume. Consola­ tion prize fell to Miss Tillie Ben­ jam in, who received a vanity. For the shower tire guest of honor, Miss Mero, was presented a beautifully decorated basket, done in pink and white. This w as filled with ninny useful and love­ ly gifts. A delicious ice course was serv ­ ed which carried out the color scheme of pink and white. Those present were: Miss F lo r­ ence Mero, M il Velma Shipp, Nara Evelyn Williams, Miss I die Benjamin, Mi <-s Florence and Nancy Hishop. Mi is Georgia Mobley, M iis Gladys Wilson, Miss Luella Mahoney, M in Dorothy Mero, Miss Anna Kanner, Alias Pauline Gcrhcrt of Jacksonville, Airs. S, S. Williams, of Jackson­ ville, Mi Martha Drown, Miss Drone Roberts, Alisa Maude T yre, Mrs. John l.eotiardy, Mrs. J . G. Mero, Mrs. C. 11, Turner and Airs. John lidlon. J. R. Stewart and turned from a de­ delightful days n t Jacksonville Bench, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chan. in Asheville, N. Adamsonin Jacksonville, taking Lj left Tuesday for the St. Jo h n s R iver boat trip and |h where he will visiting Air. nml Mrs, 11. E, Spurdays with his fnm- ling in S anford, Rev. and Airs. A. M. Chisholm in Orlando, and Mrs. Mr Grace Gillott charmingly J . It. H a rris of Kissimmee. entertained Wednesday evening Herbert of Jackattractive guest of Mrs. C. H. Pearce and daughter with a miscellaneous slmwer com­ Inner at her home on Kivu, accom panied by h er brothe. plimenting Alias Florence Mero, a and wife Air, and M rs. T. J. W ig­ bl ide elect. gins, and little d au g h ter, Baby The lovely home of Miss Gillon Williams is leaving Ruth, of Miami, have returned t» home in Jacksonville Sanford a fte r a four weeks tour itful visit with her of A labam a, visiting relatives and friends, Atr. and Mrs. Wiggins Ms Au-tin. and d au g h ter Ruth, will retu rn D>' urn t and daughter, Miami, S atu rd ay or Sunday. Mr. nml Mrs, A. lb ANN OUNCEM ENT raving Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. John At. Sim m oni , uints in Georgia. announce the engagem ent and ap­ proaching m arriage Wright of Green* o f th e ir daughter, ived Wednesday to Mildred, f her grandparents, to ,S. It. Whittle. Edwin A. Chittenden, of Sanford, Fin. j nines Davis and left yesterday for the wedding to be solemnized early in Septem ber. they will be the H for cvcral days. ft Kissimmee—Brick store and of­ |nry Murihrnd re- fice building to he built on Posfrnnt a pleasant ueil Avenue nt coat id $30,000. ■jers. Mi s MuriC le a rw a te r— P relim inary work Tipnnled home by F art fiov^joy.- ■-* -* slucUuI for erccliuu.uf H arrison nml Cleveland Streets, | Hockey and n ttracphter, Doris, returnBARBECUE [ini a pleasant visit Eat barbecued sandwiches at Mrs. Hockey's sh - (Rose Drive Filling Station, three lteynolds. miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked b> experts. Herbert of Little t last week for her flightful visit with N otice L adies— tafson of Raola. F o r New M attresses, renovating, its*rt was here sevpicnlcs Were giv- upholstering, upholstery m aterial4 CALI, ar. Miss Florence M er o Complimented With Shower On Wednesday _ SPAY, AVGUST 6,. 1925, S A F E Drinking W ater M unicipal S u p p ly C ity Of S a u fo .d Approved hy Florida Slate Hoard O f lieall li L ake M ary ' Mr. Green o f Sanford, was a business caller in Lake Mary this week. Miss Clara Lloyd le ft F riday to visit relatives and friends in Roan­ oke, Virginia. Mr. and Airs. W. J . Hopkins en­ tertained a few friends recently with cake and ice-cream. <■ Mr:. M, V. Evans left Saturday for Tampa, to visit lmr son, Air. W. II. Evans and his family. The boys’ club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening w ith a fine attendance of the members. E. E. Lloyd returned last week froni Way-cross, Ga., where he has been in the hospital with a sore foot. Mr. and Mrs. B arney Ingersoll have moved into th eir new home which Mr. Ingvrsoll built this Bum­ pier. Mr John Reeves and children, of Orlando, spent the week end with Imr parents, Air. and Airs. A. E. Sjohlont. Mr. W. G. Ferguson and family return, ,i S aturday night from a stay of two months in New York and Pennsylvania. M, Reed and Lester Reed of Rice-. i||,.f Tenn., were the attests of their brother, Jam es Reed, who is ill at hih home here. ’ihe friends of Mr. Loggerqust will regret to learn th at he is su f­ fering with n broken nrm received while cranking his ear. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Varne who have just returned from their weddim: trip, have moved into one of the Durant C ottages for the pres­ ent. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne Rtonped over a few days recently with Mr-. M. V. Evans when on their motor trip through front Tampa to th eir old homo In Inriana. ATr. and Airs. N orth an d fam ily returned this week from Georgia, where they went to visit relatives and friends, before m oving to Longwood where Mr. N o rth has gone into tho m ercantile business. New* conics from Mrs. Braddock, who with her husband, Is spending the sum m er at F lat Rock, N. C„ that they are enjoying the invigorating breezea of th a t place, and are greatly improved in health. Among those enjoying a delight­ ful picnic supper, and fish -fry a t the south end of Lake M ary, T hurs­ day evening, were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitaker and fam ily, Airs. Hushwcll and two daughters, Miss­ es Miriam and Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins ami th eir g u est, Mr. Charles Decker; Mrs. AL V’. Evans und son J. D. Evans, and others. space on the Peary prevents as­ sembling of the machines on the vessel. "P eary and Bovrdoln laid to this morning from 4-J0 to 8:10,” said Commander Byrd’s dispatch, sent from Etah early today. "Followed close to coastline and had good view of many gigantic glaciers. Arrived Etah tonight 9 o’clock. W eather bad with wet snow and fog covering hills down to a hun­ dred feet. "Will sta rt landing plans at five tomorrow evening. "Personnel all in good condition and very keen to get started. P ig­ eons in good shape. Will take them ashore tomorrow to O rientate them. "Peary has shown herself to he very good ice breaker. She is staunch ship. Commander McDon­ ald and Captain Steel did good Polar Expedition Is HaltedTemporarily IiiLaunchingPlanes 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.— B e­ cause of the difficult o p eratin g conditions, four days will bo re ­ quired to put the planes of the MacMillan Arctic expedition nt Etah into operation, the navy de­ partm ent was advised today by Lieutenant Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd. The only landing beach at Etali la about fifty feet wide and forty feet deep, Commander Byrd said, nml it will have to be leveled down, as it is now too steep. Likewise, many rocks will have to be remov­ ed and runways built for the a ir­ craft to keep the wheels from sink­ ing into the soft sand. Lack of 5 W r ig h t , W a r lo w a n ti C o m p a n y ■ U Are Now Receiving Application For \ N ■ N I ■ ■ S , t = SEE : Hero are fashion points for the fall s ■ I 1 m through a s Greater s 3 Chamber o f Commerce ■ APPLICATIONS FOR A PPR A ISA LS i “GREATER SANFORD” ■ ■ a i 3 for a | Funds immediately available subject to title examination. ■ Are you P u llin g T ogether ■ * ■ • /J Y STRENGTH u on improved Easiness and Residential Property in Sanford T There is m First Mortgage Loans ,£»t| West Palm Beach—City votes $500,000 bond issue for improve­ ment of school system . ■ J a The law requires th a t the com­ m issioner of the s ta te bureau of m arketing work in co-operation w ith the United S tates departm ent of agriculture. The present com­ m issioner was the firs t to s ta rt the movement for the leased wiru daily m ark e t service throughout the S outheast from Washington. Whore there is ■ ^■ ■ . work in g ettin g her through b a d , ice.” 1 The yield of green beans In _'nJ Florida is from 75 to 200 harpers per acre. The fair average o f , i the la rg e r sections of the state is ■ SB. 125 ham pers. The average for the p ast five years for the state as a whole is 113 Dampers. In certain section.! tho yield has gone ns high ns 297 ham pers per acre. .1 * * * * u m * m u m u n u u u ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■««■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ M M N n PAC* : 9 m DuUOSH AND HOLLER ! KF.ALTOHS ! Thrasher & Woodruff w 112 Park Avenue ! Bnn umi ioi iuMi aKun R n i c x a a i B t i H i i i i i H i i i i r a r a x B i i H i M i i R i i i i i i i ■■■■■ ■■■•■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ **■ ■■ ■ ■ » * « « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ H I I | McKenzie recently home in A tlanta, spent S an ford M attress F actory several Reported by Men’s T rousers Shirts I >iekson-Ives Light weight flannels in tan, French Blue, Grey, plain colors and small stripes. Imported English Broad Cloth, Oxford, a n d stripe madras, with and without collars. .$6.50 to $15.00 $1.25 to .$5.00 each. Y l^ Phone 102-M luiiiiaanaM H uafSM H iM aH M B H M M aaaaaiaaaaaM H a ane '* % August 7th f-t<K MV DON’S M A STERPIE CE ■ l f ; : -W ith - The Constant Use of Flares Starting in Paris, with mill-summer openings, the ronstnn! use of Hares has eniue immediately to America and to Diokori-lves. In some of I lie newer dresses, the Hares are only from the knee, circular and extended. Others (and this fashion prouii e. to grow) are ONLY at the hack. The mu Handing line of fall will be tho Hared line. W hite Duck T rousers—All S izes i. g $2.75 $3.50 and $4.00 Boys’ Shirts B oys’ K n ickers Broadcloth and Oxford m aterials. White and solid colors. All sizes. Plain white, tan and check linen 6 to 16 $1.75 to $3.50 $2.50 to $3,00., Even Sleeves are “Flare-y” The fashion-wise person will immediate­ ly mdice the sleeve flares. More Ilian pulls Ihev are—some of lace, others of not (and -. me of both,) fall to snug cuffs. Some of Hi.1 newest sleeves are richly embroidered an d metal buttons are also used. A tew dress sleeves are of self material with lace and net near the cuff. ll)orc- J’auline S tark e, W allace B eery WASH SUITS—Fast colors, chambray Linen, and Peter Pan cloth. Rich Reds, Greens, Blues Sizes 2 ■ •• Red, green, blue and brown in the dark­ er, more silky shades are to lie worn most. M u l e , a gray-brown is here; Cuckoo in light a n d clark tan; Epinard green; blue jay; pencil blue; wine red— names suggesting all Ihe lustre that the colors have. M •• Pheonix Socks Boys’ Palm Beach P a n ts All pure silk, plain colors and fancy check, Light Tan, Grey and Brown 75c and $1.00 $2.50 / a •■ Luxurious Art Fabrics Crepes—satin faced crepes and satin I,n e k crepes—are much in favor. Chenille vitli handsome embroidery Is being spon­ sored by several designers. The silkier, more lustreful silks are most desired. ^ Paramount Picture f m Fall Frocks $15 to $45 rhe D-l tlrcjts shopa arc now showing many advance foil fashju st sent by the fashion .,,,uta who nre visiting the fore1,1o t designers of America. The Y o w ell C o m pa n y ll lu -HnHier of fortune in the far-flung al ‘n'f thrills ’mid jungle tom-tom anil Xpear' f i a t ’s ADVENTURE. k d ic k s o n -iv e s •»-l I Orange, Orlando. CO. Phone 110C THIS IS THE AGE OF SERVICE— JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND SERVE YOUR CITY : | �, AUGUST THE SANttitt K n S S : L if t'o n baje. St; P ib r * . burg 4 ; T am pa 3. Base o « balls, off Brower 2; Swanson I. StrucK out by B ro w e r'2; Swanson 1. Um ­ pires, B ax ter ami P«h* Time, 1:35. Vow I* th» U^*l tl«w for a raratton vn,ne, t„ „■ 1 North on a Mrrch.nl* anti Miner* Steamer fron Four tailing* a week to J B A L T IM O R E a iitl P H IL A D E L P H IA All ilcanwr* flop at Sarannah. Ain alt-ihe-w,.. hr-»ra to Ball connect on* to Waahlnat,* Atlantic Cltf. Mew York ami other point*. Un-url Jarloonvflle. Yesterday’s Results R eturn W ith Title To Dairymen Supplying Sanford pn>*c<J entail an** M rvlcc. with Milk, flUMMEW RATES I Fare to CaHImor* for in«t«nc» You are hereby notified th at on I, onlr round trip Jia.Jt; Phli.dc,phu t u S* rtwnd trip , »**>'*■, ^ '" W M . 10*3: ami a fte r August 15th, no milk will ftnil for llo tr a te d folder. Aim «.v X!Tt the Al-LF.XrF.N3K t o u r s . AatotaoWW, “ * be allowed sold in the City of S an­ t|,,j nt low ta!r». Write or phone today. Saints Get Pour Hits W hile1ford, from any dairy that does not AJercIianta "ml Miners Transportation Co. Smokers Garner Three Off have a perm it so to do, or from Plrr foa F- Hiy SI.. Jackwnrnia ph«n. <ja Atii IrflStf. f'*,, Miami to rAM'tpkn,, 8.8. l l \ . Of Brower; Lntter’s Wild­ any dairy not complying with the ' this*. ctwr» ten ia vt. ness Paves Way For Defeat Dairy ordinance of the City of V W liT ltT Sanford, or the State Board of TAMPA, Aug. G.—The League H ealth Rules governing Dairies, lending Sm okers shut out the JE S S E It. HAMILTON, THE BUSINESS OP RUNNING a Saints h ere Wednesday afternoon EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS, Food and Dairy Inspector 1 to 0 in one of th e grentest pitch­ ers* b attles seen here this year be­ tween Swanson fo r the winners and Brow er fo r St. Petersburg. Ilrower was the cause for his own undoing when by his wildness lie failed to find the plate with the first ninn up and gave Snead a lmsc on balls. Hickey sent the runner to second with a single to left and two sacrifices sent him over the plate for thfc only run of the gam e. The Ilox Score ST. P E T E AB It II I’O A E Freight and T a x Extra Mezsner, 3b......... 4 0 0 2 1 0 R. Allen, s s ......... 3 0 10 3 0 Shannon, r f ......... 4 0 12 0 0 Brown, c f.......... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Doyle, 2b........... 3 0 12 5 0 Barnes, lb ........... 2 0 0 14 0 0 Cox, If.................... 3 0 1 1 0 0 Hesse, c................ 3 0 0 2 0 0 Brower, p.......... 3 0 0 0 5 0 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tam pa 1; St. Petersburg 0. Sanford 4; Lakeland 3, ,\Vord Broadsides Embodying NATIONAL LEAflU E Contradictions HurlcdFrom Drooklyn-Pittsburgh, rain. Sides of Continent; Rickard New York-Cincinnnti, rain. GivcsHis Side of Argument Chicago 7; Philadelphia 0. St. Louis 11; Boston 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ail gam es rained out. A tlanta 5-13; Memphis 0-1. New Orleans 2-4;Chattanooga 1-2. Birm gharri 10-4; Little Bock 2*3 .Mobile 2-7; Nashville 3-2. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE GnsenviHo fi; Augusta 0. (Second game ruined out). Asheville !*; Columbia 5. Knoxville 2; Charlotte 15. S partanburg 0-3; Macon 0-4, holding open prospects for en­ gagem ent with Rickard or "any responsible prom oter” anywhere else in the country," including Boyles T hirty Acres in Jersey City. A sserts ngreem rnt with Rickard only verbal ami tentative and not binding in view of the New York S tate Athletic Commis­ sion’s attitude, Wilting to fight for Floyd Fitzsimmons near Chi­ cago if Wills agrees. Jack Kearns, Chicago — an­ nounces, on way to New York, to "iron out all difficulties with the New York Boxing Commission on both the Dempsey - Wills nrul Shade-W alker *«nttors, “ th at Dempsey will fight Wills only un­ der Kearns management. D iffi­ culties with Dempsey not concern­ ed with ring affairs and will re ­ ceive bids for Wills fight from any promoter in world willing to post forfeit of half million dol­ la r “gate." Tex Rickard. New York—Insists Dempsey will fight only under his direction and confident battle with Wills will take place in New York uroiind July 4, 1920. Has "understanding" with Dempsey and is ready to stage battle here or in Jersey City. Brands talk of fight going elsewhere as "hot air." Following is Dempsey’s tele­ gram to Kicknrd: "Hnve not heard from you for few days hut The Associated Press has ju st shown me n sta te ­ m ent h'' you. I iiuve in mind my promise to fight H arry Wills for you nnd which promise I give in persun to the New York commis­ sion. "The Intter has not seen fit to even acknowledge receipt of my w in's or letters in which 1 step ­ ped for down to be courteus and respectful. "The commission's weber nnd fields action yesterday leaves them holding an empt** bug. "My impression wns th a t it placed all prom oters under the ban, including yourself. Then I announced th at 1 was open to fight for any responsible prom ot­ er who could secure Mullins' sig ­ nature to n contract. "Floyd Fitzsimmons made an offer which met with mv expecta­ tions, and strongest financial sup­ port from Chicago give men, in­ duced mo to say th at I would fight Wills if Mullins' signature nil*), * m i » * ai.niMiiaiL** a ., . Louis Wins -1th Consecu­ tive Gnmc unit Muffed Ball By Wrig lit state Gives Cults Contest Wllh Philadelphia Presenting Mr. and Mrs, CHICAGO, Aug. 0.—W rightstones m uff of an easy fly off Grim m ’s hat in the ninth inning of what should havo been the third out let two runs score, giv­ ing Chicago n 7 to G victory over Philadelphia in the first game of the series. The visitors had taken an early lend by bunching their hits. Jim my Ring pitched great hall for the visitors until the sev­ enth when ho began to weaken nnd was driven off the mound in the eighth. Score by innings: Philadelphia ID) 300 010—G-13-1 C h ic a g o ......... 000 00] 1 3 2 -7 - IM B atteries: Ring, Pierce, Knight nml I Ilium; Kauffman, Keen and H artnett. b u i l t . huh .* from Europe reren tlj w British open golf title, invasions.______________ iked on th eir return is known, won the y in all his foreign SANFORD WINS OVER VISITORS BY SCORE 4 TO 3 Totals .. TAMI’A Snead, 2h. Hickey, 3b. E strada, If. Weik, ss, .. Lee, rf......... C. Allen, cf, Lopez, c. .. J esm er, II). Swanson, n. (Continue)! from Page One) j „f th)- gni w int out pitcher to first.* Dumas LAKKLAN hit safely to left field ami Alford Buckley, 21 scored. Dumas stole second 1,111 remained there as Wentherby pc- I i,;)iwa|’.|<jt peil out to short. Wade walked | , and Krishic grounded nut to fix. t \yj||j'!Un.,' ! Surface, ’rf The final serin* of the Highland- ; Hi. i t ) came in the eighth. Brazier i raig. p. walked mill went to second us Cu-ack, p. Welsh was out pitcher to fir, t. Kowalski singled and Brazier went Totals to third nnd scored as Alford (,(1L, ,|Ul threw for Kowalski who started to ,.(j steal .second. The piny was not 1SANFORD ns it wns intended to lie but a fte r ‘ \, the ball wns handled by ,, half \v'.,tU,orl*y dozen playi rs the runner was , \y a*,|l. ,f_ tagged by Wentherby. Edwards |,-n i,;’,, "p wns out Friable to Bailey. Mctpn*.' ."I In the ninth inning Williams Hailey, lb flew out to Wade and Surface Moore, rf. walked. A fter there were two ' Alford, c. .strikes and two balls on Kry. Alverson, Crawford relieved Aivorson an I Crawford, the batter popped out (o Muoic in right field. ( ’u«aek, hitting for Totals .......... 35 MU 27 2U 2 Craig, popped out to Friable nml Cnlhrentli ran for Alford in the th*' Highlanders were retired with fifth from third base, a inner on third base. Surface .Score by innings; ha<! stolen sec nml and went tn Lvktdnmld .. .. mil Old OKI—3 third on Key's nut to right field, S a n fo r d ......... 000 010 021— l Sanford luul several good oppor­ Summ ary: Two ha e hits, Braz­ tunities tn scon- hut wa nnly able ier. Three base hits, Brazier, i.. take advantage of one of them \\ mil'. First base on halls, off until the eighth inning. Kn-hie < raig 2; A Iverson 2. Struck out, wns up first and singled to center by Craig 1; Alverson 3. Left on field. McQue fouled nut tu thir l, bases, Lakeland 0: Sanford l». Bailey sent mm of C raig's offer­ Double plays, Wcatherby t,. i-'risings to left field and Frisian went I'ie to Bailey. Mctfue to Frisbio to third. Moore struck nut and to Bailey. First base on errors, two were down. Alfi.nl fouled a Lat. 'lnnd 2; Sanford 2. Hits off number of halls in all directions < raig 0 in X; Cusack 1 in 1-3; Albut finally sent a hot drive past ver.-uin, 0 in H 1-3. Lo-dtig pitch­ i 'raig between short and second er. CuMiick. Winning pitcher, Anfor a safe hit to cure both Frisliio versuii. Sacrifice hits, Dumas, find Bailey, tying the score 3 to Wentherby. Stolen bases. Surface 3- This opportune hit gave the Dumas. Empire, Ware. Time Celery-Feds the final chance ihcv T o t a l s ........... 23 1 3 27 10 1 Score by innings: t. P etersb u rg .. .. 000 000 000—0 'outpa ................ mo ooo oox—l Sum m ary: Two base hit, Weik. acrifice, E strad a , Weik, Lee, iurnes. Double play, Doyle to STUDEBAKER monthly paym ents S ervice When you buy D iam ond Tire* from u* wa agraa to do thiat —Keep th em In excel­ len t condition while you are u»ing them , —Repair any little cuts t h a t m ay appear, —O ccasionally ch an g e th e m fro m one wheel to an o th er to evert th e wear, —Examine th e tire flaps to *ee th a t tubea ara n o t being pinched. Thia aervica a n d a tten tio n , along w ith D iam ond quality. Hive* you th a g r e a ta tt lira value in th e world. 5 |)*M. tw o d o o r Sedan 5 pit,,, fou r-d o o r Sedan 4 -p a ta e n g a r Coupe Alas ter Si 2-pa**enger Ruadtter S-p*u*ni|<r Touring 5-par*, two-door Sedan 5-pat*, four-door Sedan 4-t>at*ang<r Coupe A i 1 Prle • « F, O. it. ,iiutch fa c t o r 41995 1025 1495 1525 IVtiS •, (Jou # B U IC K M O T O R C O M P A N Y , r I f di r tm km mJdmJ. Flint, Michigan Division of tiunttr at SSuiot Mtdurpvrutiun i Sun Bid, winner of thu seventh renewal of tho Yonkers handL Empire City track the other day. It was one of the most popietories recorded during the cu rren t metropolitan raring season Hi is owned by Lee Rosenberg and was ridden by Johnny Callabun I'al defeated two of the big favorites, Blind Play and laid- Phone lt!2-J Corner Oak and Third Service That Makes Friends MAGNOLIA AYE latoAfuratril Sanford, Florida VULCANIZING Fisk Tire and Tubes Standard Six Duplex $575 Down HERE 2 p t i i f n p r B naJ«t*r 6 - p a t ic n g e r T o u rin g 2 p u r t n i i r C o u p* the easiest riding and stei H udson-E ssex W o rld ’s L argest Selling 6-Cylindi something Buick always leads in motor car values The largest sales o f 6 -cylinder cars simply reflects the general recognition of greatest car value. Built on the famous Super-Six princip le, the patents w hich account for Hudson’s famous re­ liability, brilliant performance and long life, are responsible for the same qualities in E ssex. It is means win, t>im> m .iu N ever Before a Value Like Th A Year Ahead of Its Ti ex— more uDu The One-Profit than the newest H E Duplex Body, introduces! by Studebaker in Septem ber, 1924, is a revolu­ tionary new-type open car—with advantages* open cars have never possessed before. W ithin its steel-fram ed upper structure are concealed roller side enclosures which the driver may lower in 30 seconds without leaving his scat — giving instant protection from rain, snow, cold or wind. With equal ease the enclosures roll up out of sight. So obvious are the advantages of the Duplex that Studebaker has become the out­ standing leader in the opea-car field among cars selling above |10C0. T T rium ph o f Studebaker Engineering Other m anufacturers will undoubtedly have to follow in S ludcbtkcr’a footsteps. For any open car today without this unique advan­ tage is obsolete. l o t tha tim e thia a d vertisem en t i t w rit* ten, S tu d e b a k e r—and S t o le baker alone uOera y o u B u s d ouble convenience. A nother im portant engineering advantage pioneered by Studebaker is the use of gen­ uine, full-size balloon tires, v ith steering mechanism, fenders and body linca especially designed for them. O ther m anufacturers are gradually fol­ lowing Studcbaker's lead — h „r , BmBfnfcor> S tu d e b e k e r d e v e l o p this im p o rta n t feature I t m o n th s ago . O n the Studebaker Standard Six Duplex- above, Phaeton illustrated _ _ - -you'll , automatic spark control, safety i'l® troi on the steering wheel, 8-day line gauge on the dash, improved! windshield, special coincidental lotj tion and steering gear, foot conim ventilator, com pletely machined & oil drain valve which a girl can of* out soiling her hands, and water? lion—all Studebaker features. T h e s e e re a fe w o f tha p o in t* *’ that S tu itfh a h ttr ea rn a ra m o ra up’tv’ Sim **ii0 ur m m iota** n o w heiflbl �Phone 148 C lassified D irectory For Sale In i FOR SALE tho FO R T LAUhEltDAI Hi In nni DAILY N E W S - tt covers Brow „in« f l f ard County thoroughly which i*| flooring.''""! one of the m ost rupidly growing prices that sections on the Florida Const I Vermont In Snmple copy and rate card uuon request. 1 ---------------------------------------------- _ _ _ _ _ _ FOR SALE LEARN ABOUT Polk County and • rooms’ 11,1 lakeland, through the s ta r ,nK l1urch* s W IGHT PR IN T S H O P -P rin tin g Telegram . B est advertising * me* porch- Fartl E ngraving, Em bossing. See us dium in South Florida. Published K0 Northfirst. We do it. Phone 417-W. mornings. STAR-TELEGR \ \t Koad nt Cll R. R. Ave.-Commcrclnl St. Lnkeland, Florida. ---------------- PRIN TIN G FOR QUICK SERV ICE, try THE SEM IN O LE PRIN TER Y , W. N. Lum ley, Prop. PRIN TIN G THAT PL E A SE S, a t very reasonable prices. Rem ington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 93, Wclaka Bldg. REA L ESTA TE OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gazette, ZenJ . E . SPU K LIN G , su'j-di vision ia. Ohio. % Rich agricultural dis­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ trict. W ant ad and display rates lando, F lorida, and F l o r a H eights, F lorida on Dixie High­ way. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER _ Classified nds have the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ SIG N S gia. Kate 8c (6-word line) line. Any Kinii— Anywhere TO REACH the prosperous farm c rs and fern growers of Volus­ ia enmity advertise in (he DcLatid Daily New.., ra te le per word, cash F orm erly S anford Sign Shop. Phone -180-W. Sanford Ave. At with order. F ir s t S treet. TIN AND METAL WORK JA M ES II. C O W A N -A ll kinds o f Tin nnd S heet M etal Work. W ater a rd B oat Tanka. At Osk Avei.u<» and T hird S treet. Telephono 111. prompt. 8«rvlc* Building: M aterial M IRACLE Concrete Co., general THIS (3 DIRECTORY cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation bores, i. B. Terwllleger, Prop. |i rlirr wttfcle i people of Hflnlofd t often neeileit. IUI when |* reijnlrril. It (Iphnhellrstlr »«" Jtsee- HJLL LUM BER CO. House ft Service. Q uality and Price- D A V ID B . H Y E R Jpsce In This gCTORT PH0NB ARCHITECT M em b er L t & lin e* n u l l i l t n g Orlando, FlarldM led Directory C — JitiUigraphing, rd mailing—ns you ihfn you want it LII. K Porch. F irst Ink Bldg- H IL T O N ’S n.*.!tnr:ii s h o p 113 M agnolia Ave. 6 F irst C lass Barbers Special A ttention Given To Ladies and Children llkES F n u RENT ,& SONS Drive It. | 2ml St. at R. II I FO R H IR E p S E R V IC E . D ay ,r»t» alt train" WsrPhone 551 and G3-W CAFE tire and Quality Reigns IA C A F E iaffle House |Mgr. 103 \V. 1st St. W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 110 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla ILL CAFE tin Service and Qua! street and Park A re H. A . SPE1R C ontractor and Builder MUGS HC STORE — PreCrcg*. Sodas. Wo fpu ti year phone. ittTk'.LAL JHUKTRtC CO. JbCiUon & Platt h- Everything decr®» ML Electragith ytvnosa and n 8CWUl8 h n iuiom, MagK^on-Lt t«t and Elm, '‘ine uvi Ufa Street, i9D-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALM ETTO AVE. E v ery th in g or th e Sportsm an At B ah H ardw are Phone 8 M odern t mpi uvo ntMita K. J . < n a t * . M gr. C O R O N A D O III;ACII. I ’l.O ltlD A ll|* rn All tin- Vent R a t e s : l.i.mi p e r dav liy t h e Week $ 21.00 .III111.I..; $ tf. Oil s i n g l e Ituslilcnl of Florhlit slncu R eferen ces: F i r s t N ation al Hank. In YES M - n Office in ■*nk BuQdJng Annex, P* *H-L 3. • Woughton (LTUTECT ^ Hank Hhlg, r~~~— Ht r?f mui Ocean View Hotel M rs. IjlG FLORIsr" lo r ill ocriiioni f C-.ai w T h o ro u g h ly F lo rid a IIS I. J. H. HUTCHINSON it h a i. k h t a 'It : A c re a g e . F a r m s and Dranico (tr o v e s a Specialty tII2U L a u r e l Avenue. M e m b e r of H A N F O I t l) , F L A F l o r id a State Fl orists Association. EVERT T R U E ---------------------- BY CONDO AVANTEH: From five tr> 10 nr res unimproved land within radius of three miles of city. 1L care The Herald. ’ J T £ ^ v _ , W o .u u x > * e a c m f r o r \ He r e LANGT ^ W'® * C U * Y AND ^ C K A S A iN ! A N p iF ALL, YHA U T O A V O B lL F S M AN U FA CTU RED S IN C E THE B E G IN N IN G OF TH E IN — D U S T C L V U 'E R t S PLA C SD END TO CW D T H E Y W O ULD T O R .M A L lN tZ T H A T W OULD G I R C L E A L L T H E " ------------ FOR SALE: Price o ther farm land within 5 miles of city then sec W ANTED: Boarders, w ith or w ith­ out rooms. 811 Elm Avc. Plume A. M. Philips, 316 Oak Avenue. 67-l-W. WANTED TO RENT: Small house or flat, prefer one furnished, by the y ear or will consider short time furnished. State price. II. G. Woolworth. Valdez Hotel. W ANTED: The public to know th at they cat get th eir auto repair work done reasonable and work guaranteed by ex pert ntechanics. W allace's G arage, on O r­ lando Road. One mile from city limits. I1DR SALE: 2 East front lots 50x130. 5 room house on each w ith double garage. Renting 518.00 per month. $122.00 income a year. Located between 2 of best su b ­ divisions in Sanford. $ 1.">00.00 cash or terms. J. H. Hutchinson, 1020 Laurel Avenue. WANTED TO BUY: A disc h atrow. W. M. Young, 312 N, Park Avenue. FOR SALE: li room house nearly bettve n Third and Fourth completed on 3 acres very rich streets for only JlloO. Terms, W ANTED: Colored cook. celery land under high state of Phone 72ft. cultivation. 20,001) seedling trees — ------ 1122 Park Avenue, ready to be budded, electric lig h ts !I ^ '9 ^ ,SALE: Window screens. Call W ANTED: A good second hand home gas plant for cooking. O u t­ Ford T ractor, Ford Truck, small houses nml garage. This place has ico box. Also pruning knife. P. O, never been flooded, lies close to Box 711, Wilmington, Del. loading station. Price $8,000.00. Cash or terms. Owner entering W ANTED: Colored boy to do jau other business. .1. il. Hutchinson, itor work. Sanford Herald. 1020 Laurel Ave FOR SALE: At a bargain. One young Jersey bull. 30 head " f j WANTED 83 FEET PARK AVENUE. Facing good dairy cows, all will give milk west on Park Avenue- and 132 this winter. Cash or all on term s feet deep on Evans Street. Beau­ with «,unity. D. W. Kennedy, Pc A LITTLE TTANT AD IN Tho tiful pine trees, h i,h Elevation, Lam! Fla. Route 1, Box 11. WANTED: Six HERALD will bring you in big ideal location for high class a p a rt­ house, close in results. A dvertise those old a r ­ ment house. Can he bought nt sac­ FOR SALE: Outside new limits Avenue. will be $200 tier acre after Sep­ ticles you have stored away and rifice and on exceptionally easy have no use for. A little thirty- term s if .sold at once, II. M. RUM- tember I. Phone 308-W for pres­ ent price. vein ad may bring you several BLEY. dollars. Phone 118 and a repre­ FOR SALE: For a quick turnover sentative will call and see von. or development purposes I have 80 arics located close in for only $300.00 per acre with good terms. This will require quick actum if L iter Oil in Sugar Coated FOR SALE: Pouzi is not in Snn- you want it. Call phono 72.7 hcTablets Puls on Flesh and _____ ford but A. M. I’hiiipx is and for» mum Saturday. Builds Them Up* is tho can put you in line for handsome in Id profit on 10 acre farm. In ju st ii few days- quicker than you ever dream t of these |R RENT: Two rooms ami wonderful health building, flesh kill'll) neitc furnished. 3lbi l.lni m iking fablets called McCoy's Cod TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. Liver Oil Compound T ablets will stait to help any thin, underweight Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ little title. sified pages of Florida's Great A fter sickness and where rickets Home Daily, rates 2 en d s a word. are suspected they are especially Minimum 2'te, cash with order. FOR RENT: Unfurnished imart valuable. No need to give th'-m Write for complete rate card. incut, thiec rooms, private bath, any more nasty Cod Liver Oil — We can sell your home, vacant with h-c water. Private entrance, these tablets are made to take the lota or - mall pars I- and acreage bP.t (Ud, \vcnuc. id.ire of that good, hut evil sm ell­ anywhere in Seminole. Orange, Vo ing. -Iniwu-li upsetting medicine Ius in and Lake Counties if you nnd they surely do it. will Its*, it with us from ten to A very siekly child, age 9, gain­ thirty day. with exclusive sales ed 12 pounds in 7 months. rights. Just mail your price. A I. Bower's Pharm acy. Demi's curler ADVERTISING gets re.-.ults if it Pharmacy or any druggist fur reach' potential buyer . PnMeCi y '. Cud Liver Oil Compound MID-FLORIDA LAND latka Daily Nt .■•^ is circulated in T ablets- tho original and genuine ( OM t'ANt an industrial nnd ngtiradturul sec­ as easy to take as candy and 1 irxt National Hank. Sanford APARTMENT F<dt RENT: Cheap tion. — Adv. rates for mmiiicr months. An tablets, till cents. -. H er el*. U U.-Hiu 91.7 ply 300 Frt in h Avc. ' Phalli' 72'. ADVERTISE ia the Journal-H er­ ald, South Georgia's g reatest HOUSE FOU RENT: 5 room Try Sm ith’s Barber (JUICE AND Ml newspaper. Morning, afternoon, house, south el seined house at (JIJM’K! weekly and Sunday. Classified Paula. Apply to J Ci. Ilorzlierxer, Shop for good barber rates 10c per ling. Wayeross Jo u r­ Paolo. Fla. nal H erald. W nyrmss, Georgia. work. Ladies welcome. Miscellaneous TAMPA MORNING TR IB U N E— Send ia your sunucriptiou to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspnner. One year, $8.00, ti iiimith , $l ad, three months $2.00. If you desire $l,Oui) im uraace policy add 76c to your order. N ext to Valdez. i i i : vi ifhtatk DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If s-> advertise in the Gainesville Sun. I ,mI .iik m a * J a a [J a ■ ■ Jj " AUGUSTA i IIRDNICLE — Au g u sta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, Uc charge. IHe minimum. u * m a R E E L IN G - C - 7 / M _ > s :— P F P ^ r— r " A - — ------- '■ = =------------------ 1 w V - U l q F M - .K - Y c tft'iM " P R E S U M E V O U C A L L I T -*5 W H A T IT I S , . ] n a m e l y . 51 s t a t is t ic s . O i u i ar o u « « v ei. me. Rooms For R ent A utom obiles D EPEN D A BLE USED CARS FOR RENT—Rooms with or w ith­ 1924 Dodge Touring. out meals. Reasonable rates, 192.T Dodge Coupe. Lincoln House. 1923 Dodge Coupe. 1922 Dodge Touring. RENT: Front G'drmr.i 1923 Dodge G raham I 1-2 ton Milai” ! T b catie or 321 Truck. Avenue. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck I. W. Phi Hips’ Sons Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Phone 3 Oak and 2nd S t Loaf And Found 1.(1ST—Female Ainlate, Paul Butiier. Box 27. lO IT IIU M I ft-* I’r ' n t C A I.N T T h a t Hava* T f s Money. M an u factu red b: dh«-r«..n-lln.1«l.-r i’ a l a t t u Sold l.y i.n sststii i M i v r i n s p z s i 113 Vtaicnnlln Are, I'h.ti.r n <1 SI..TO V a lu e s fo r ... S I . 00 75c Values for ..... 50c Etc. As Long As They I.nsl “A Greater Sanford Through A Greater Chamber of Commerce” G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Perorating PHONE 303 —in v k s t iih v m I *ii I e nt o ii - 11rum I #*y Sanford Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Gt urgin'.history; a half million dollar high * wav to the gulf beach ju st finished; a t two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started . q uarter million dollar opera house under construct ion; two million: being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. W ritu Hovelonm rnt Department. Tho l ’ensacola News. M R . B O S G 3 W O R T H f D O t'CU kNQVU IW A T I C A L L THIS fiM DLESS SfKilNG- O F E jO D -T O - E N D STu p p * you a r e Co n t in u a l l y r----------------- - RINK'S I'TLUNC STATION Earle T. Field ! tlttic* lluihl.i 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla x a iiM n a iiu u n a a n n a a a a B a u M u a R U ■■■■■■>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« HEAL ESTATE * INSURANCE u 40 Lots adjoining land south of Rone Court. This subdivision is staked sni ready to put on the m arket. $25,000 Vr« ■'1% I I ii#iin S|vt»iilwli t li (ii K J (L in « cm irfi'lit fu iiip l.ilh tit, l l , t t i | u . M . | | ( lilt. I . t i l . ti li.lt |l h»t * . 1 x 1 7 1 . lait H11! I II Ij X (ill.’* - him lliinsnlmt, hiirdwiinil fhMtrE, vit II litr ■ii?ty l* j inn l l m i m . l i m . in ., t.ir IMl.lg. h i , ii i s.-fi.-in .I hoy a l p .ireh , *m C .-n ii.tl ItiHHii ifi% rllliiac lu An , u n lit fiielo e it hlif KOi.d sn.aoo.ou 11 1 Feel ,***•*I uc I *; Ii I hij'I iimk I ut $150.00 Per F t A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Easy Terms Plume 4H Tilt* 'll «irlit | n i l i i <:*I f f Ilf 11 $1 11 I i i r H I ic f f o r il Itl K K rr. F IR S T ST, W . H. S M IT H , MG! I IIv *>(iI r11 o f II m |ii*ti|ih*4 I r ! ’• I l t f l l r r , li m l h i i ' i l r r r o i i i t i i m i l l | . INVESTMENTS LOAN'S 54 Feet liy GKORGK McMANUS 7(! UP FA TH ER 'W E L L ■ t FO R C O O O H E t.t) drive, n eo lh . on Hanford Avc, 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. ______ THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's laig eat daily. Want ail rate 1 Idle per word; I insertions I I-lc ; I. or more le per wmd each insertion. Have you rooms to rent or some You a re w asting tim e and mo second hand furniture to eell? nev if this page h asn ’t your clas­ Use The Herald’s classified page sified advertisem ent. Phone it in nnd get results. today. No. 118. ^CLW'tY*b AVTER vi O C L Q C K AvH* V b K ’T trq f ,Q O t)E Y E T -J W anted For Sale PRIN TIN G ^AvKCl O A U C h T E H . v j) t ^ v t i y e-C-ECMM' 'V o O t J t r— j H! l M J U l)T LOOKING AT T he. M O O i N T O C .Q H O M E A H C O M E. IN Q g p Y — ) THE T H E MOOLI- e l l mi New F irst Street Per Foot Terms ta Suit D Q R C H - , ___- f~" — , __A\\\U-S H. S. LONG Huoms 9*10*11 Hall HIiIr Phone t)57. ©1925 a y I n t l F e a t u o c S c r v i c c . I n c r h ^ u , ii« a » > Jj2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 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/7df61c49ed3f15ef16cb27e6dec97d6c.pdf e979e119241d7aa2f6b3e73bb416816a PDF Text Text Qtfr’ Ti* r? S * r t S l ! f f Heart. Greatest Vegetablo W B A T1IB R FOR FLORID/ kb I,oc»l thundcnbotrvra Wt. day and Thursday, gentle t o * •rate northeast and eaat winds, Maximum temp. __ Minimum temp.......... ... ^ 1%'* M i l IW R|chMt Garden Land T5lN XV. a s s o c ia t e d — p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLO R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y, AUG UST 5, 1925, PRIC E F IV E CENTS ^ C o m p le te s SHIPPING BODY Citizens Of Daytona Beach, CONGRESS WILLSanford Wins Game From Seabreeze And Daytona Vote ACCEPTS FORD w w i To Consolidate Three Cities FAVOR COURT, is To Be Made Liable At Once BID FOR SHIPS l SOLONS THINK COUNTY SCHOOL frrtn/fenientsWith K N ational ,1 for B ig Loan NUMBER Reports at Meeting - Today Show Cam­ paign fo r “Greater Sanford” Over T o p ! Teams Raise More Than On Tuesday Leaders Expect Great Results In Last Two Days o f Campaii ^ D A Y T O N A BKACIl, A u k . 5.— Tho City o f Daytona, tho town of the merger, while out o f the first i Is First Celery-Fed Victory Sen Breeze and the town or Day- .M) ballots counted, only six votes —"■■■■ 1 were cast against the proposition, | In Last Thirteen Contests; Lfon Paves W ay F o r Sanford's great ‘ ‘Forward assuring success in that town Members V ole Four to One existence Tuesdayv" when . citizen* VS* Timely Hitting In Third In­ Movement” went over the top Rushing Project to to Accept O ffer of Auto voted to consolidate a* the city of when the count was only about Swanson o f Virginia and I,enning Puts the Game ‘On Ice* in grent style todav when sub-; Daytona Bead). Magnate For $1,700,000; Thu0?,!1 t f1* 1; , campaign , ■ ,fol, , root of Wisconsin Predict [Earliest Completion l Ills successful scriptnns in the Chamber o f; i he official vote was as fo l­ That C'tMilidgc Recommen­ Henson Is Opposed to Sale lows close on the heels o f and is K elly A llow s Only lows: Commerce campaign mounted dations Will He Sanctioned largely due to the recent chandler irrangements for finnne( ity. o f Daytona: for consolida­ F ive S afe Hingles a total tif $52,701, represent- .* of commerce membership drive Sanfaril’a |60f),000 lake Ford to U se Several tion .D l; against consolidation giving this city the second larg est HO. Transporting Pupils Umpire Ware, til in First In­ ing 2,108 new memberships, It bulkhead project have Vessels on Own lane Town o f Daytona Bench: for chamber of commerce in tho world Pepper Pays Visit to Mnllc.* at the end of the second two From Lake llowell. Golden l completed with the A tand the largest in the world per Summer W hite House ning, Relieved Hy Fry and hour period of solicitation. consolidation 14H; against consol, capita population. Rod Sections Discussed; |c National Hank of Jack- Remaining Ships A re To Ik idutlon 20. Chapman; Cutche:* Injured With $25,945 having been .* Consolidation forming tho city Routine Husiness Disposed jille, act jrtling to an nnDoth Declare Concessions To Town o f Sea Breeze: for con­ Scrapped for Use in Plants; reported ut the end o f the first two of Daytona Beach is the promised A fte r losing 12 straight games, solidation 138; against consolida­ beginning of mii era of prosperity Icement made today by Irreconciables Will Lead Closes Long Controversy tion 45. Arrangi»m«nts m v now being Sanford cume back with a punch or Forrest Lake, who reTo Defeat o f the Measure made and building activity o f unrival­ according to an announce­ Tuesday and with timely hitting the special committee at the lunch­ Sen Breeze where the closest led proportions; and muking this .,1 last nitflit from Jack-Sab vote was expected, the final count ment today whereby Seminole aided hy Likelaud errors, tho Cel- eon o f the team organization and the leading resort, Iwith summer W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 5.— Pr«- county children o f tho fioldenrod cry-Feds romped away with a 5 r * file where lie and City o i 'a w S » i S I ° r w £ « U i * ™ ' - 3 Z 3 " , Hie special body at the Seminole „y George A. DeCotten went awarUcd to Henry Ford Tuesday one major ty i„ V a v r 'o f mnk- and winter, in the United States. ■lictions that President Coolidge’s and l.ake Howell sections will tie to 2 victory. • ufe today and »H,05« was report­ Plant* already have .............. been an- world court recommendations will „,.,a .. ...... u Kelly kept his five hits well scatwith the ha.iki.iK o ffi- ‘»y the .Shipping Board. His l.i........................ J . "out,aV‘ . 'r , " r bid ing one renl city sent to the Winter Park m IipoI in of three rel­ ed by the various teams. Thi* Is was $1,700,000. noticed fur the beginning o f more ,a* accepted by the senate at its Ornngo county again during tin teied except in the second inning atively small communities. I than $2,000,000 m new buildings J'e*t session were made Tuesday approaching school term nr. they when Brazier led o ff for laikeland $1,111 more than wns reported by The vote was I to 1, with CV.inliiion of the Jacksonville in­ The majority in Daytona was a l­ within the next "0 day.* and pro- "V two prominent members of the the tennis at the Tuesday meet­ wtih a triple to right field. The ing. have in tin- past. to advance the funds for inissioner Benson, who has Rq> most four to one, while in Daytona bably double (hat amount in the wll#t* committee on foreign resecond hit o f the inning, however, At the monthly meeting o f the project means that there posed sale o f the ships for scrap­ Beach tho majority was almost A fter $1(1,750 was reported rais­ followlng 3" days. These plans lations— Senator I.cnroot, Republi- County School Board Tuesday was made a fter Brazier had scor­ tno delay in the work, the ping, casting the negative ballot. rix to one. ed today, boosting the amount o f have be«-n announced, subject to li,n* Wisconsin, and Senator Swaned on a sacrifice and the runner Those in the affirmative Were aid. It is expected, as a ...... , In Daytona Beach the first HI favoralde vote on the consolidation * ""» " f Virginia, the ranking Dem- morning, upon tho request of Mr. did not past first buse. subscriptions above the goal o f Pope who represented the patrons of the arrangement, that Chairman O Connor and Cnmmu- bullota counted were in favor of issue $50,000, it was predicted that when ocratie member. Thu Sanford mound urtist struck sioners Lisucr, Henry and Hill. issue. o f that section, it was tlrtided to L*t a year's time has been Both, however, voiced warning continue to transport these chil­ out seven Highlanders and wulk- the campaign closes Friday, the Mr. Ford’s intention, as underJi» the construction of the that concessions to irreconciliables dren to the Winter Bark schools. ed six while Luther, pitching for total will have reached u figure stood in Shipping Board circles, is beyond the hopes of even the moai L_i the'worbl 'court* ' nM i i " ‘^ ‘“A of provided a large error in the bill Lakeland struck out five and walk­ optimistic leaders. Workers are to Atlantic National Bank was co{,v£ rt a few o f the ship, m ed four. The Celery-Feds secured a ,1 2 f .M N * ,th®r mention- f „ r tlu.ir tuition there during the rap<je tomorrow .0,1 in its action bv its faith .U,t\9el KnK »!e Compulsion for use •d names in this respect, but their iu2l-ID2r> term is corrected. Pro- total of eight hits o ff Luther, three be given free morning and It is believed that furil, the mayor said. O ffi- 1,1 transporting his own products. vvO . Were issued coincident f „ „ or ,,f ,|H. Winter Park o f which cume with three scores bf the institution, he declnr- and to retain Bonn1 o f tho rn^inos ' W Mcwspajier dispatches report- school informed tlm board that the in the second inning und two in tnii will stimulate intercut in the campaign and greatly inorease the IlievL* that Sunford has one and other ci|Uipmcnt o f the vessels ■ “ .V "11 l" awampscott o f bill should have been less than the third inning without u score. number o f memberships. .Senator l’cp|H>r o f Bennsylvauiu, $1,00(1 instead o f $1,577 ns pre­ brightest future o f nny city to be scrapped fo r use in his man­ The Sanford team played the ufacturing plunts. Both will be The team o f C#pt- J. G. Sharon another uiemher o f the committee, |state and its substantial atgame with only one miscue while sented. reported the largest amount rais­ who was a hitter opponent of the laikelatul tre coupled with the pro­ permitted under the advertisement petition wns also presented three errors. One ed by any one team during thia la-ague of Nations. spirit that has gripped calling fo r bids. The rest of tho Says Enthusiasm of Meeting ' •requesting that Mr. Kasik Vhi, of Kowalski a chances in the fourth morning's solicitation with sub­ Scopes Petitions Injunction vessels and equipment are to oo Senate Misrepresentation Seen. |ty during the past several , , awarded the contract for the I runs- j was difficult und the ball took a scriptions totnling $11115. Cant. Is Far-Reaching; Reveals Senator i Enjoining State From Fur­ bad hop, but the sphere hit in his have greatly impressed broken up fo r junk. 1(f the llliM ^ ’ . r h? . W U.S V IMTtotlun "< the (ioldenrud-l.ake Miurnn s team is working under Extensive Advertising Be­ The sale had been recommended ther *........I Enforcing Law; Colby *In* mild »!reservationists children to Winter • in •” tl.e 'V Uowoll o o w m in iiiim i m i> imer Park hands and he should have stopped the direction o f Mnj J. Q. Ball. it. by President Palm er o f the Fleet ing Dune Hy lliilick&lltilick nnds Available At Once Is Kespiinsilile fo r P e titio n ti,L. worbl c. ^ "! ,ll,ri"b' eight months school (.apt. I-red Ball's team was next The first scoring of tho game v arrangement* with the Corporation. It was the highest ------. I f kht “ n t er m at $H0 „ month. It was apm the umount raised in the two o ffe r received and had been de­ ‘•nine early in Sanford's half of Sanford citizens present at the mille institution, funds will CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Aug. io„ f n S h e ‘ ,Uu.a* proved by tho board und authurlxitho first inning after it wus three hour period, reporting a total o f Mile at once and ns a re- clared legal under the Merchant gathering of the various teams ■•— With the fanfare of oratory C opponents lhtn „ f tfie contract was made. up and three down for Lakelund. $i25. ( ’apt. Ball’s team is under en.<t side bulkhead pro­ Murine net in uii opinion by A t­ anil official dircctiors o f the “ For­ now HOW but but a a page line., in in the lli,. T,.nn..... k . ratification Cllll not Th„ Krl„u,l IV Tennessee |„ The school board authorized \V. the direction o f MnJ. S. O. Shindefeuted by a direct vote, are torney Generul Sargent. Dumas walked, went to second on holser. ward Sanford” movement at the i .a # vv i 1 1 under mil evolutionary history, tho buttleH attempting^ h- declared, to create 8’ K'.'.l *mitl*or* L y u passed ball and Weatherby struck |hril tu n mm, ,)iil completion, The second highest offer, $1,* Seminole"ClflJ civic room noon The teams under MaJ. ShinholAnnounced. Increased facili- .170,000, was made by the Boston were delighted With an address de­ against the anti-evolution lu* dts- the belief^tha't favimiblo urU oii'h 1,nan Sc,,00,t 1,1 awanl u contract tu out. Wado then took the first ball ser also reported the largest .!» • » T ,.„.la y ..... . \lrl Z ! ' , L i^ ' V' ................ « » I ™ * « * • possible only through compromise i anying on the work are Iron and Metal Company of Bal­ livered by Howard itulick, who re­ determiiiatinn of the constltutio.ml ^ r r h e m ,^Mow7,!5n . ^ ,,rih,,,,?‘i •^■:!, ^ r ,theU7r«nV,m VutZ,e«d "the* |£ S r,J ‘ " f ,im amount o f subscriptions for any $ [obtained, it is announced, timore, when the first bids were turned Tuesday to this city after ...... . ■ • th“ n- ""ow in g that, « hl ^ c o rin g Duquestions ■ involved. iimnJtironu^M^eTffletn.il “ ih should children in ' ,Ur‘‘n o off that lh« t district district to to ,h the,.' n mas. Frishie wits out on a pop one team organization with $2,­ p tho meantime preliminary opened on June .10. These did not being absent for over two months. The filing o f a petition for John ocruts would vote uenlnsi »V„. ?l'ho°l* contract price was 470 while Mnj. Ball’s organization Mr. Hulick, who is a member of Thomas on the west side work include n hid by Mr. Ford. They Scopes as with nloii,,,. ami ..... defeat ,i h 1' r,‘ '*,$200 u month for a period o f eight fly to Buckley at second and Me- was next with $2,205 for thia morn­ u plaintiff ,w, ith ' o'ution ft. Qui' walked. On a faked peg Wade the firm o f Hulick and Hulick, |ordered. months. were rejected und the bid and tinthe clerk of the Southern division ........... -.......... ing’s solicitations. I uni satisfied,'' Senator l.cnstarted for home plate and was jmiiiK'iiting upon the Jnck- Baltimore company’s offer was builders of the Hotel Forrest of the Kasteril district of Tennes­ Kupt. T \V. Lawton nnnoiinecd The reports o f the teams fo l­ b.uik’s action, Mayor L ik e withdrawn a fter second bid were l.aki ami who operate the l.ocli see federal court, seeking a tem­ root said, "that there arc at least to the board that a note amounting caught out. lows: soVcnty-five senators who will Brazier's triple followed by a Arbor Hotel at Allenburst, N. it was unusual and for culled for. Tho latter were open­ porary order enjoining state nilUnder Mnj. J. G. Ball, Captain vole for ratification o f the pro- to $25,000 in favor o f the R. M. sacrifice fly to left field by Ed­ declared that In received a great Sanford citizens should ed July l>. thmities from further enforcement tiiotij with the Hughes-llarding- Grant company o f New York was wards in the second scored Lake­ Bender $15(1. R. ||. Chapman $150, . , inspiration from the musing meetit pride in the recognition In a statement announcing Mi •, ilu, to.lay o f the citizens of San- of the unti-uvolution law marked ( oolidge reservations if they have due on Aug. 1 and that to meet land’s first run o f tho game. W il­ i" rank Talbot $50, J. G. Sharon M Is-'-n given the city. The the first step. the ohligatiun, it would be neces­ actu.n or the board, Chairman O’ford at which reports showed that an opportunity, and the only dan­ liams hit safely to center field $1,115, W. E. Walthall $200 and National Bunk, one of < minor sniil: Lven as the brief formality gave ger lies in compromises upon rv.s- sary to secure a loan o f $10,000 h. E. Roumlllnt $200, making u • • • said: but .Surface fouled nut to Hailey total the uii'iiilicrship campaign of tin largest and strongest o f $2,205. from a local institution. A note in “ I ho keen public interest re­ Chamber of Commerce has a Ireaily I voice to a plea from the youth­ ervation:i that may defeat it." ut first and Doyle struck out. •I imtilutinns, has in recthat mini was drawn upon the ful teacher “ and all others simi­ Under Maj. I). L. Thrasher. Cap­ cently displayed in American .-diipthe attitudo o f Demociatic sen­ passed the $50,000 mark, the goal Hailey landed on Luther's first »r. purchased many city Bank o f Oviedo and Mr. Lawton larly situated," another lull ultains R. II. Berg $000, W. M. Mc­ sues in this state but in ping seems to show that the pro­ set last Monday by the leaders of rendy had been drawn to give to ate leaders, as voiced by Senutar wus instructed to confer with that offerin g in the second for the Kinnon $(50, Randull Chase $425, paganda or foreign ship owners Swanson, oouully was po itiv third three base hit o f the game. the movement and the team or­ tiy the money for the local a similar prayers for injunction that material concession: would bank in regard to the matter. ('. E. Henry no collections, George T>it i» declared to Is- taking has been defeated by American ganization, A petition o f the patrons o f the Moore walked and went to second Bishop $1.10, ||. J. L-hman $150, from Robert B. Wilson und four common sense, und that this coun­ create much opposition to “ The inspiration created in a r.,tifi- Sanford schools, living near Gold­ on Alford's hot single to left field <the greatest steps in its making a total o f $1,005. cation on their side. try will maintain its determina­ gathering o f this kind i» fur- other taxpayers of Rhea county. Bailey en Lake was presented asking I us C ' ‘ financing nctivity. cn 7 scored. \ r . Moore wus out1 Secun.l Case IMaytil. Under Mnj. Floyd Bulmer, Cap­ tion that an absolutely essential Two 'lldnls Favor. reaching and o f nation wide im­ 1bsvd After Completion for the transportation o f the chit- J'1 ‘ l*1'1, " 1 , 1 1 1 Filing of the second was delay­ tain, C L. Britt $120, S. M. Lloyd part o f its business equipment as portance," asserted Mr. Hulick. "O ver two-thirds o f the senile ■Iren of that section to H,e Sun- *'y , V . y ' " hI M f«t,,f the arrangements, ." l1 $<00, Wm. J. Hardy $100, \V It ed until affidavits could lie receiv­ are willing to accept well as fo r national defense is n Bicddenl ond. Dumas singled to left field, “ I am indeed pleased that I hapi ford schools during the ensuing . wg to Mayor Like, will lie pened to return to Sanford just at ed from tile four additional peti­ Coolidgu’s recommendation:;," be term. The matter was referred to "S” scoring Alford from second and l.iffle r $125, II. B. McCall $160* 1, I 1' till r,.t Is'conie necessary fleet o f merchant ships. tioners. suid, "provided the president will this time when the great Chamber inciug Kelly to second. Kelly making a total o f $1,060. “ T o best maintain this fleet is llie trustees of Special School T « x wuvii It bond issue on the project The hill filed by Dr. John R. Under MuJor S. O. Shlnhoiser, adhere to them, ami not consent District ...... .......... needed the money muking incen­ of Commerco campaign is so suc­ Numlier One for further went to third and Dumas to sec­ Captains L. • U. May $250, Fred completion. Under plnus cessfully being put across," lie Neill, chief of defense counsel, for to reservations urged by ......... ond when N S ’elsh threw for Alford leennimendatinn tive o f private ownership, and we tu the county Aformally been considered, John Thomas Scopes, convicted at neiits • • • who will, should the board, said. ut homo plate. Weatherby sacri­ Ball $725, It. C. Dullose $125, J. P**b >t s«uM have been nee- are attem pting ns rapidly as pos­ Dayton several weeks ago for vio­ Hutchinson $501, Elton J. Have Been Boosling City ficed and Kelly scored, Dumas go­ *' president traffic with them, bring \tr , >. . . . . sible to get our ships out o f the u « » i t » bond issue und ••may, resident trus­ ing to third. Wade struck out and Muughton $itoo, R. x\. Winston, Mr. Hulick stated that he and lation o f the teaching statute, [the e world court into disrepute." ’ r ’ ,e" ' hands o f American taxpayers and Pl P1**l cl th,. bonds before tee of the Lake Alary istriet, re­ named a : defendants Governor tliu side was retired with three $123, making u total o f $2,470. ( bait man Borah o f the foreign into the hands o f American pri­ his brother have, during the past quested through a letter to the ‘WJ b it been started. Austin $(>00,11011 Loan Announced , , Attorney General relations committee already Ins summer months, let no opportun­ runs, three hits and no errors. vate owners. board that it advertise for bids W "Mher great step In a short uddress City A ttor­ Both teams scored one addition­ The scrapping o f useless ships ity go by without advertising San­ r rank Thompson, and Solicitor announced his determination to In­ for the sale o f the old Luk» Mary * , H "I *wford." declurford and the Hotel Forrest Lake General A. r. Stewurt of the Rhou sist upon additional reservation i al run in tile fourih inning. Bra­ ney George DcCottes announced school building mid site. T he board t r |-,ke. “it ir.can ; ttixrt we will he under wny und we shall to the best o f the ability. that h»* bad accompanied Mayor county circuit. .aiul bus advocated a new draft of instructed Mr. Lawton to advertise zier was up first for the Highland­ Forrest la»ko to Jacksonville cn 3l;k‘ tu tini,h our lake return witli greater vigor to the It detailed the expense and e f 1international laws before the Unit“ During my trip through many ers and singled to left field for American buyers o f for the bids which will b.* opened lopmeut plans from u quest for I tiesday where the Sanford exec­ forts gone to by the petitioner to chips on the great trade routes of northern and western states this procure an education in which sci­ id States enters the world court. bj- the hoard nt its meeting at 10 Ids second consecutive hit o f the utive secured tho loan o f $000,000 r * A r*r • ia lf sooner summer," said Mr. Hulick, I made Senator I.cnroot held today (hat game. Edwards wus safe at first the world. These ships will be subjects predominated. both political parties were com­ o clock Tuesday morning, Sept. K. on the only error made by Sun- from the Atlantic National Bank ■ ■ ■ ■ Vk'1?4 fonf,ntplutcd. It sold to those who can run them 1I addresses und ulways spoke of entific Concluding the meeting hills Events leading to the arrest of ■ , v ,,;/ fl i Incoming Sanford and its opportunities. My mitted hy their last nutionul platford and Brazier went to second. o f that city for the financing o f H Jr .i snbstan- best and cheapest. Terms of pay’ "I brother and I availed ourselves of , -Scopes on charges preferred hy Dr. i forms to support udhesion to the against the several funds were Williuuia was safe at first on a Hie east and west aide bulkhsud *' A -1 '" ‘'''I foundation. meat with proper security, will lit every opportunity to talk about ; George W. Kupplyeti, Dayton en­ world court, and pointed out that audited by the board and were o r­ fielder's choice ns Edwards was improvements here. A sum o f ■ t,rwjJ t'» know that it as liberal ns the law permits. tile merits o f this city." gineer, were related and the uct twenty-two senutors were dele- dered paid. They follow: general forced out ut second via the sec­ $200,000 will lie used to defray th* "Recent events have directed rrputatilull. Each year, it was said, the Hu- under which the charges were gules to the Republican convention fund $.'1-1,3112.(10, district No. I, ond to short route. Brazier then expenses o f the east side extension public attention to the scraping lick Brothers contract for thou- brought about wus quoted, which adopted this pledge, ami $5,402.85; district No 2, $11.57; scored for Hit* second time on a while $100,000 will be used for tho o f ships. This interest was due sands of packages o f mints which | H i( Central Feature of Science, that nine o f them were members district No. 1 $110; district No. I, sacrifice fly to renter field by Cu­ extension of the present bulkhead lida Weather And largely to n hid for 200 ships re­ are -erven with desert at their ho- Further allegations of the peti- of the resolutions committee which $87.50; district No. 15, $1; bond No. sack. Fry, who was then nluyiiig west to the city limits where it 5, $.$l, milking a total of bills to made by Mr. Henry Ford tels. On the cover o f these mints lion contended that the “ theory ol drafted it. will meet the fill to be made by (Continued on Huge Three) l(,l>IttpnrtlsGiven cently he paid <>f $ 10,007.51. and toduy accepted by the hoard. is mentioned the Forrest Luke evolution is a central feature ol the county ulong the lake shore Both o f the trips I made to De­ Hotel, its locution and the date of science ns taught today throughout to the town o f (aike Monroe. 1ampa— Contracts awarded f»,: Aug. 5.— troit were for the purpose, pri­ Freigh t Rate Revision R- J- Holly, colonel of the teams, its opening. Jan. 1, lU2il. The Loch U>" world. It is n feature and an construction of eight mill'.* drain­ ('oolid ge N ot Alarm ed P 1<r“ in Florida averaged m arily o f interesting Mr. Ford in read a telegram from the Nye (Continued on Bugo Three) Arbor lintel at Allcnhurst, N. .1 . age ditches in this locality. lu Southeast Quarter L ,, week about season- buying some o f our ships for gene­ Odorless Crematory Company o f Over Coal Situation ij? fGflhern und western ral cargo operation. His announce­ is iilsu given mention on the mint Macon, Gu., congratulating San­ cover, it was stated. Many boxes Ordered KyTradeKody the weather was sev- ment Hint he proposed to buy ford on its success thus fa r in of these mints huvo already been SW AMBSCOTT, Mass., Aug. 5. kthl* W;!rmir l,lan "»u al in ships and make a bid fo r ocean distributed to various civic organ­ the campaign and atated that it W A S IIIN G T O N , Aug. 5.— Revis­ -Concerned but not alarmed over (r , ,n* southern counties trade is most welcome news. The is sending u check for $100 for ization* throughout ‘ ,, .......................... — the country the breuk between anthracite op- ion of all rates on classified four memberships in the local trade /». l*" ,lt *°m e stations importance o f, this announcement j ami wi|| ,jo a great deal to a.lvcrerutors and miners in their wage height shipments in territories body. ,ai three degrees. can he measured only by tbl* scale tjju. .Sunfonl. asserted Mr. Hulick. scale negotiations, President Cool- constituting the southern quarter •r a ,u V ° ( ru>i|full wns und success o f his operation. Since the noon meeting Secre­ Coital Card Views Taken N ASSAU , Bahamas, Aug 5.— "The last case o f whiskvy has idge kept close tax on the situ u -P * Hie United States was ordered tary It. W. I'earman o f the San­ raJ1.1■'* *oe amounts vurieil I hnve a firm belief that other Jt W IU i further learned that 25,V l,a showers in some lobeen taken out o f bond und the lion today without indicating whut' by the Interstate Commerce ford Chamber received the follow­ Americans submit !j (10(1 picture post curds of the Ho- Bimini Island, which rose to wealth »vy , . w ill, -shortly ....... - . -----tourists d<> not come The hotel has action, if nny, the Government I Commission und the basis for the , - amounts over . . . D” '* . or RUcl> " character that some u., c„rri*t Lake have been print- and fame when prohibition in the proved a whitu elephant uud Hie would take if suspension o f mining |rearrangement o f schedules was ing telegram from R. E. L. Neil, I Th, ~ . t*,e H‘*vcral divis- o f them may be promptly recom­ ed and that 1,00(1 o f these have United States caused it to become port o f North Bimini is practically operations on Sept. I becomes a ' 'a'J down a new scale o f rates to svcretary-munager of the Cocoa IPrei moderate rains reliev- mended and favorably received by already been sent to leading ho­ Chamber o f Commerce: -mg need of more nmisthe bootleggers parade, is down dead to all commerce o f industries. certainty. Indications are that the govern classified freight shipments tills board." ‘‘ Cocoa Chamber of Commerco tels throughout the country to be " f the state. and out. The last case of the huge The glory of Bimini has departed. president sees no necessity for im­ into ami out of the south was ol- sends congratulations on the suc­ placed in conspicuous places in the so created. “ The revenue for the coming mediate action on the purt of the In i l i nrt‘ *n B°od comliquantity of American rye whiskey cess o f your membership campaign lobbies where they are expected which wus exported from Ameri­ year from uil uppeurunees will lie administration uud he is still hope­ 1 “ ‘ G ly dry weather The railroad* are required to re­ and knows your efforts will bo to attract much attention. , ‘Il; l" cotton in north can shores to ilimini and placed in very small. The revenue for 1021 ful that an ugreenieut on wages vise rules in uccorilunce with (Continued on Rage Three) The Hulick firm, it was announc- liand there, has been withdrawn to all practically come from bonded will still be reached. terms of the commission's provis­ L 1 h' " hw'vy ruins did -------------------------------I W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 5— A new cil has contracted for 20,000 book- find its wuy into the United States liquors, but every cast; has been ions before Jan. 1, next. Revis­ r a*rtiun t0 the cr° i' border rum patrol wus organized. on the Hotel Forrest Ijikc M arkets removed from Bimini. The trade ion of the class rates ns ordered, let ' viln rum row, and after years of (Continued on Bage Three) Looking For resulted from un investigation Captain Martin E. Trench Trench was plenty many Biniininns face prov- thut North Bimini enjoyed lui* Police been diverted to Bun Buy und this nnmetl governor o f the Virgin Is­ commission has had in pro­ CHICAGO, Aug. 5.— Wheat. erty. * • , hienScarching fo r lands. “ Cake E ater” Bandits which gress for 18 months. Shipments September, l.t>0 to 1.61; December I regret to put on record as the port from now will be us dead as jailers A ssert Scott entered a hos­ in Florida, south of the Seuboard 1.00 to 1.0OV&; Corn, September nos- i rri i> „ >'‘‘ar closes that the prospects at a door nuil. |,es -n Hotel Ruins Secretary Jardine smicreu "W e have excellent possibilities AV KST BALM BEACH. Aug 5. A ir Line will tuke a speciul scale 1.05 H to 1.00; Oats, September 43 li U ] r a stomach \ |)|)CtlI C (i I O I>C o t l l l l - , Bimini arc very gloomy indeed and I olico mill county officials all i slightly higher than the atundard to 43Vi. WAi only u miracle can save thi* Port> — famous fishing grounds, beauti­ ,»n n i i X * . Mo- Aug. 5.— benches und excellent Uniform markers for highways• 1He East coast are watching ■for the generul southern territory, Commissioner / i i k 'AGO, Aug. 5.— William writes »m »» c u iiiih ih iu iih W. ... T. •• * ------. ful white — .................. L ly o i . ' ^ h t search, fire- were selected at u copferenct ximity to for "cake eater" bundits, who curly | In discussing the variation of srcnce at 1 . n officer who guarded |o f Bimini, In his report to the co- climate. Our close proxi DIES IN A U T O A C C ID E N T Willium Evers.! rates, the decision said, "it is a .!'hnUV r r v . ' 111 d'KKintr the agriculture department. ntn. HI B . t in death row, tesli- lonial government "F or the past F lo ijto (fo r ty -fite miles across toduy attacked an- manager o f the Gulf Streuin Hotel safe conclusion that traffic densiv r l ' krick and timi B'l-'rli • . prosecution in Scott’s 1four years Bimini has been to the I the g q lf stream ) sh <ul.l prove P C AE N , France, Aug. 5.— Mrs. whi' k U,.°r a three-story G A M E P O S TPO N E D fV" i f - hearing today!‘ said*he^founii j frant^w iiig~to Yhe'fwt"that large |other great attraction and a* that ut Lake Worth and felled him with [ties o f the Atlantic Coast Line and Arnold, 02. mother of M errill Ar■ >■ collunoed here late sanity hiarm5a< ^ ^ any one ( quantities of liquor were bonded : state seems to he overflowing with a blow on the head with Scabourdd------------A ir Line -----in Florida ..._ ....... ...... _u pistol.' ------------— ... innold, president o f the Fidelity \( « -J wo • other ...... vieN E W Y O R K , Aug. 5.—The I V - the pri and UU disposed o f ut this port and tourists perhaps u goodly company I hey failed to open the safe nml generul are not so great as in Trust Co., o f Knoxville, Tenn., was tr .il v V L X *• P T f|° U#* " under tho clrrnn.stanre. ami ;disa.*ter. three wer troit-N cw Turk American league ‘;VU,“ ”lher jailers testified they j that *it wns to some extent pat­ some day will find their way to fled with ubout $100 from the cashiother state* and operations are .killed today in an automobile accL Bimini." register. 9 feip "ijurcd \>hen tho baseball _game postponHess profitable,'' ronized by touriits. » m « today was postpon-' w J 8an,.f hranfsed dent u few miles form here. Ail f_ ed nn on account o f rain, believed v BODY HOLDS IT S MONTHLY M EET te w s & rtrs a s ! HOWARD HULICK TENNESSEE CASE MAKES ADDRESS GOES TO HIGHER AT CIVIC MEETING COURTONAPPEALi til fi \ !■ Rimini, Once Bootleggers’ Paradise, Is Down And Out Willi Liquor Gone W ashington News I - . . • - - :*,(A pf is L V �TH E SA +♦« M ❖ »*> < ••> »< .*******+ + < *vV v V W eren’ t you proud o f Sanford th is m orning when you saw one o f llic J! ... a report for duty largest team organizations ever. :fo_____ rm ed in Florid F pa. ade the downtown streets? W e re n ’ t you am azed at the and number of ciyie workers all handed loft-ether w ith a sin gle purpose and organized to put over one o f the greatest cam paigns in Florida history. W hat did Ibis mighty turnout mean lo you? Did it signify to you that a new Sanford had come to l i f e ----- a Sanford o f g re a t civic spirit, a ; •« . j i .. j* Sanford o f great faith in its future, a Sanford united, a Sanford with a definite piogiam , a Sanford organized and efficien t? what we believe ii means. W e believe it is tlie beginning o f a the beginning of the building o f a g rea t city. This is (he first clay o f the cam paign. ... W e do not •vet know what the i . results were, but we do know that Sanford has it within its power to make a record in tins movement th at w ill astonish the whole nation. Let nol one o f us fail to do our full duly in this enterprise. If a Chamber o f Commerce team does n ot call cm you, telephone your name to flie campaign headquarters, No. 51, and we will see that you have an opportunity to fu lfill your obligation in this far-reaching enterprise. Minimum dues arc $25 a year, an d the pledge This means hut seven cents a day to build a grea self and your children greater opportunities. Opportunity is knocking at the door o f Sanford as never before, Shall we lake fullest advantage o f it? individual. ***v *********V V V V V V V V V V V V V V *V V V V V *♦*V v *l* A fte r all, it comes down to the Let us each do his part. W ill you do voui ♦%.♦%♦%♦%♦%♦%•*%♦%****i**i* *1****♦♦***** *,**l**l*♦!* *1**1**\**♦ i*‘ .v V 'J V * * �W *. __ it American Organist Is Secured To Play Organ During Farmer’s Week amusement. Every Florida Farm er and farm woman who can do so should certainly niako arrange­ ments to attend. Orlando— Cify votes $125,000 "In addition to having ability bond issue for erection o f munici­ T a l l a h a s s e e , Aug. 6.—n*nF. Seibert, great American con­ and the technique o f most great pal n u d ito r iu n i.______ organists, Mr. Seibert has tho peccert organist, will give daily con­ uliat capacity o f reaching the RESOLUTION P R O V ID IN G certs on the new $60,000 Andrew hearts o f his audiences. He broad­ A FOB TH E PAVING , R E -P A V Anderson memorial organ of the casts over one o f the New York University o f Florida during the radio stations, and makes a splenING, HARD SU RFACING A N I) . week of Aug. 10-16, Mr. Seibert did impression on hia invisible KE-IIARD SU RFACIN G OF orgai m ist and choirmaster of the choii." PECAN AV EN U E FROM Holy ^Trinity Lutheran ■v' •a mi Church, ■ ' i TH IR D STREET T O T E N T H In addition to the organ con­ r j : N ew York, has been secured by the Agricultural Extension Divis­ certs, other entertainment features S-R E E T. TENTH STREET ion to play fo r the Farmers’ and of the Farmers' Week program FROM PECAN A V E N U E TO will be singing, reading, motion Fruit Growers’ Week. MULBERRY A V E N U E A N D Many visitors to Farmers’ Week pictures, etc. Wednesday afternoon O LIV E AVENUE A N D M U L ­ will I h * devoted to a picnic at a w ill have an opoprtunity to hear, BERRY AVENUE FROM the University magnificent new nearby bathing resort, and a big TE N TH STREET TO GOLDS­ organ for the first time. This or- chicken pi lean supper will be nerv­ an, the g ift o f the late Dr. An- ed. BORO STREET, A W ID TH O F Through the courtesy o f one of rrw Anderson o f St. Augustine, U FEET. haa been installed less than two (ho Gainesville radio dealers, visi­ tors to Farmers’ Week will I** per­ months. WHEREAS, tho C ity Commis­ It. W. fllarklock, chairman of mitted to hear radio concert# each the Farmers’ Week entertainment [night. The set with a loud speaker sion o f the City of Sanford, Flori­ committee, expressed the sentiment 'will be set up each night at 0:30{ da, deems it advisable to Improvi, of the committee in making the In the auditorium for the en ter-- grade, construct, re-construct, announcement that Mr. Seibert hail I tail.merit of those who care to pave and re pave with sheet as­ ' f:t.sy. It ii hoped that some good been secured. “ It will indeed, be a phalt on a six-inch rock base, the rare treat to those attending the ’ program*, will be received. Farmers’ Week to hear Seibert,’’ I "Splendid educational courses following streets in the City of ho said. "The organ is one of the will la* given each day during the Sanford, Florida, to-wit: best in the South, and Mr. Seibert week,’’ ftaid Mr. Hlacklork in cio'ila one of the best concert organist Inc his announcement. "The night PECAN AV EN U E from Third in the United Staten. We are glad programs o f course will lie given Street In Tenth Street, TE N TH over entirely to entertainment and to have him here for the week.” S Bathing Suits Needed By Those W ho Attend N e x t Farmers* W eek T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Aug 6.— "B ring your bathing suit with you,’’ is the word that has been sent out to all persons who will attend Farmers’ and Fruit Grow­ ers’ Week, at Gainesville Aug. ’*016, by officials in charge of ar­ rangements. Other articles listed for the trip and stay at Gainesville are: Tov; els; “ Bring the best Jokes you know. We nave some gi good ones to away fo r them", has also been told those who will attend. Other suggestions and pointers mailed oub are: Autos can be parked under the trees on the University Campus. I f you don’t see what you want while here— ask for it. Be sure to go tu the picnic and take n good appetite along. Register promptly at headquarters on arrival. Ronds from Gainesville south are fine They have been improved 100 per cent over former yenrs. Beach Property IS SCARCE A N D G ETTING SCARCER A L L THE TIM E YOU W IL L H A V E TO P A Y PER FOOT IN TH E V E R Y N E A R FU TU RE W H A T IT COST PER LOT NOW New Smyrna Beach For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. H. B S C H U L T E R E A L T Y CO., Inc. Melbourne -N ew arcade building being erected at cost of $60,000. M A U L ItKSEItVATIO N E A R L Y • l« Mi i i n (toiler That’s why you stick to well-known trademarks. STREET from Pevan Avenue to of t)ie special assessment roil covMulberry Avenue, and OLIVE ering the contemplated improveAVENUE and MULBERRY irtent, such special assessment# A V E N U E from Tenth Street to shall be determined and prorated She always found it safe and reliable and so have l.” A brand like that is stand­ ard— like a U. S. A. silver coin. It you made prize doughnuts wit h llorden’s up North, they’ll be as good down here, because it’s the same rich, pure milk. D ilute with an equal part ol water lor soups and chowders, creamed chicken, smoked bed, Indian pud­ ding, caramel layer cakes. ‘Borden's tunic* III two live tall ( t o ox.) ami •(Tta.ll (6 irz.) Or dir fn m yokr ty tht tr mne urn. BE IT FU R TH E R RESOLVED, I hat a total expenditure not ex­ ceeding Sixty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred Seventy Dollars and 4.1-100 ($07,370.4.1) is hereby authorized to cover the cost of paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing Pecan A ve­ nue lietween Third Street and Tenth Street, Tenth Street be­ tween Pecan Avenue and Mulberry Avenue, Olive Avenue and Mul­ berry Avenue between Tenth Street and Goldsboro Street, a widtli nf 24 feet, which said sum ot Sixty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred Seventy Dollars and 43-Urn ($07,370.43), la the total estimated cost o f said improve­ ment; that the entire cost of the improvement uforesuid, shall he a "Hessed against alt property abutting and fronting upon that portion o f Pecan Avenue between Third Street and Tenth Street, lentil Street between Pecan Ave nuo and Mulberry Street, and • Hive Avenue tun) Mulberry Aveinn* between Tenth Street ii ii 11 Goldsboro Street, (o In- R|, improv­ 'd by tile paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hurd surfacing " f said portion o f Pecan Avenue, Tenth Street, Olive Avenue and Mulberry Avenue, n width of 24 feet, and against all lots ami hind, id joining and contiguoun or hounding and abutting upon snid improvement; that Sixty-Seven Thousand Three Hundred Seventy and 43-100 Dollars ($87,370.43), it the total estimated cost o f said contemplated improvement in the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and re-hardsurfacing o f said por­ tion o f Pecan Avenue, Tenth Street, Olive Avenue and Mul­ berry Avenue to he specially as­ sessed against all lota and lands adjoining ami contiguous or hounding and abutting upon said improvement; the sum o f $0 01 is thn estimated cost per front foot for said improve meat. BE IT F U R TH E R RESOLVED, I liat it is the determination of this Commission that all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon Pe­ can Avenue between Third Street and Tenth Street. Tenth Street between Pecan Avenue and Mul­ berry Avenue, and Olive Avenue ami Mulberry Avenue between I enth Street and Goldsboro Street, will be ben efited by the improve­ ment provided fo r by this resolu­ tion. and that the special assessment# to be made and entered against all lots and lands adjoin­ ing and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon auch contemFlntcd improvement shall be mudo ;upon a foot frontage basis; that to say, that in th. p r o b a t io n bn dun ***d payablt* on Jantia Incfualvc, fo r be <tiie und payable on January *. ,9Bo*nds numbered 67 1. w ithin sold Bpeclal and* N°' 1 " haU ,l' ,nC,U ,l,f#i d f J a n u i 19Bontl# numbered I I to J*. I*1*'1 . *?' be dueelusive, for * 1000.00 each, shall o ' 1*Bnnd> numbersd f l to^ *L b lth due and payable on January I. J Bond* numbered 41 » „ h. Inclusive, fo r •*•••*•• January 1 Inclusive, fo r IIOOI.O* » h* ' ' , be due and payable on January i, t .'73 election ^ S rmder1ed,^*N.1 ] be held at the p” i*“ Wj, S j L I W Special T a x f J k Ntj. where th. l i i r W tlon was held. to vTi,.»*t o f Hanford, I n ’ aaTd'cJ’. 19Bonds numbered 15 * « **• bo*Jj Places of precincts tJ" h ' Ib.'inl* numbered 67 to 7«. •{“ 'fj Inclusive, f o r ,1000 0® Inclusive, f o r *1000.00 « c h , shall be tlue anti payable on January 1, and the election ctimpllance with H lie due and payable on January t. 19(tends numbered 99 to 11*. both ■ pectors and clerk' **4 ,**i Inclusive, fur ,1000.00 ea ch ."h a H prompt return i u 1J|ldnds numbered 71 to *4. Inclusive, fo r *1000.00 each, shall be due and payable un January i, *>f ........ . Inu Jc ’ S a fte r said election N be due and payable on January t. ? Honda numbered 113 to ***• both Hot. o f the vote ^ fiouo.oo each, Bhall.said Couni Board ,,,'*4 ' Jllo’tlda numbered *5 L* **• Inclusive, fo r Jiooooo each, sha 1 In s*s«? he due and payable on Janunr} Bunds numbered 1*7 to 140. both c e lve and canviss ’ th# tY l* Bonds 1HBonds numbered 9* hh° ,|,j Inclusive, fo r ,1.000.00 each. shall sald_ election.1*Unfi*’ b e ‘due "and*“ payable on January L * c e r t lfy the resuTt Inclusive, f o r *1000 00 MCh. shaH Ifb e rollowlna num-.. °*i 19J(i; be due and payable on January 1. 19JKBonds numbered 1*1 to 16*. both hereby "ppolm..| elusive, fo r , 1.000 oo each. sbaB Gle rk and Inspectors " p o m l * numbered 111 1° due and payable on January ). conduct said eieru, n ./ , Inclusive, fo r *1000.00 earh. »»'# ' sip piieiKfl o f iir»einctii t»«* duo an«I payahl# Janunry >• Bonds numbered 169 to 176. both lo w s ; >‘»nw ----------*t Precinct No. | Inclusive, fo r , 1.000.00 each, shall Mo'nda numbered 1*7 to no. Ijolh A. I H I B i k m Inclusive, fo r ( 1000.00 each, shall lie tlue and payable on January 1, M rs. ItU ItYr I. P ii 'm , be due and payable on January l Mrs. CASH A viu.'.D Uj Bunds numbered 177 to 191. both J H » p e e t „ rj, » Inclusive, ror ,1,000.00 each, ahull ' (binds numbered 141 t > '6* •{***?! It. L TOJ. a h . C|(rk Inclusive, for ,1000.00 each, snail be due und payable on January 1, A t Precinct No t be due nnd payable on January *. 1911; ................... <8** Bonds numbered 195 In 212, both L. T. Bit v a n •Mrs. V t R i i i N i a inclusive, lo r , 1.000.00 each, shull 1 Bonds numbererl IS* <" Mrs. V I lit....... iiN ia w p Inclusive, for 11000.00 e'toli. sfia l he due und payable un January I, be due and payable on Januuty i. 19IZ; Botula numbered 212 to *20, both Inspectors? ° ' rt Inclusive, f o r ,1.000.00 each, shall and Bunds numbered 177 I " 1®L Be It Further , i1 Inclusive, fo r ,1000 00 e.irh. shs l he due and payable on January 1. resolution arid n„i|r, be due and payable on Janunry L 1913; i Bonds numbered 231 tn 24S. both •n the Hanford n . r . . fo r , 1.00000 each, shall published In Semin?,'.V * Bonds numbered 195 in *•*. ''” *}* Inclusive, Inclusive, fo r ,1000.00 each, shall be tlue and payable on January 1. Tax _ be due and payable on January I. 19*4; 11, |^• Bonds numbered 249 to 2ti*. both T i l l " resolution X Bonds numbered *11 In **®. both Inclusive, f o r , 1,000.00 each, shull Inclusive, fur JlOoooo each, shall lie due nnd puyable nn Juntinry I, ml lit m m i r sesiiojn^SI Board nf Piildi, ? ' '*♦ lie due and payable tin January l. 19*5; Bonds numbered 267 to *6*. both Seminole Countv yi??'"® Inclusive, fo r 11.000.00 each, sha t 4th. duv of AtiKurt ,/,¥*• (binds numbered 1*1 1,1 - * sK it ED T. W n jJ iiS * Inclusive, for IIOOOoO etch, 'hall be tlue und payable on January I. D. J. M A R T LE T be due unil pnyuhle on January I. 1946; ... Bonds numbered 295 lo 3112, bulb County Board ll( 19*1: .o f o r Seminole i ! » * t t Bonds numbered 2*® m -9**. noth Inclusive, fo r Ll.OOO.OO each, shall “ '*• *lw Inclusive, lor *1000.00 each, shall lie due and payable on Jununry I, A ttest: he line und payable tin Jamiury 1. 1947; . . T. W. L A W T O N Bonds numbered 303 to 320. both Superintendent „ f 19*6; Bonds numbered J>>7 tu 2®*. both Inclusive, fo r ,1.000.00 each, shall rlfi Inclusive, for Jioooou • ich. shall be due and payable on January 1, (O fficial he due and payable or January 1. 194,; Bonds numbered .121 to 340. both W IL S O N xli lli)L*HlfCiLh^> 191*: Bonds numbered **5 I" I 1**. h«lh Inclusive, for ,1 000.00 each, shall Attorneys f.,r th, Vluir? " " “ f4 Inclusive, for *10000) <u*h. shell lie due and payable on January I, Aug. S-12-19.i( he doe und payable on January 1. 1949; Bonds numbered 3*1 to 360, both 1917; o l it io n unni'itixJ IliimtM numbered *0* >" *10. both Inclusive, for ,1,000 00 each, shall r fKsI.E tT 'lf) N TO n ii" ? Inclusive, for ,1000 no etch, nlinll be due and payable on January I, ftPKCIAI. TAX ",||£ lie due and puyable on January I, 1950; T it If T Ml. i, .9K MINin Bonds numbered *61 tn .1, 0. both |M|«. T V . FLORIDA, Y t n V Bonds numbered J21 it* **0. hath Inclusive, for ,1 000 00 each, shall IIK IN t; ALSO K N „u \ W Inclusive for ,l.«0».oo each, shall be due and payable on January I. F O Illl S P E IIA I. T t i hr due and payable on January 1, 1951; D IX TltlCT. ** Bonds numbered 361 to 400. both 19*®; Be It Resolved. By ti. Bonds numbered t i l to **0. both Inclusive, for , 1,000.00 each, shall Inclusive, for ,1.000 00 e ioh, shall be due and payable on January t, Hoard of Public l6.irutt j he doe and payable on Janunry I, 1962; Srnilnnle County, Florida^ I»fi0; Bonds numbered 401 to 420, both election be and t h t i u . Bonds numbered 1*1 to B0, both Inclusive, for ,1.000.00 each, shall ordered to be helj is Inclusive, for , 1.00000 etch, shall be due and payable on January t, out Special T a x 3rt*| nL“ he due nnd payable nn January l, 1953; , , 1, Seminole County, Bonds numbered 121 to 110, both district beliie also l i m 1961: Ronds numbered *91 In *00, both Inclusive, for ,1,000.00 etch, shall ford Special Tux “ ch5&.e Inclusive for 11 000 00 etch, shall he due and payable on Januury l. the 4th day. of HepintNon Hepttsitt ti Ins* nnd payable on January I, 1954; determ ine whether « oj shall he Issued by ip j u,. 1952; Bonds numbered 441 to 150, both Bonds numbered ltd t« tin, both Inclusive, for ,1.000.00 each, shall School Dl-trlct No. l tcSTi' Inclusive, for tl ouo,on rich, sit.til be due uml payable nn January 1. sum o f ,450.000.(iu to . he line ami payable on Jatiu try t, 1955. und that the principal and at the rale of U u m.j 0CI 1952; Interest nf ihe said bonds shall be centum per unnum. Bonds numbered i l l l<> *10. liolh payable at Ihe National Park Bam;. laid semi-annually. >,1) y, Incluslte. for tio n o o n etch, snail C ity and H ttie of New Y o rk ; and i« dated January l*t. )»*; l e din* and payable mi January 1 mature as follo ws W H E R E A S . This Hoard has. by 1964; Bonds numbered I ta Bonds numbered *11 t" *5o, both resolution adopted, ordered that till Inclusive, fo r jiiiauiiu M Inclusive, for 11,000 00 each, shall ele ction be held In und thmuKuout be due amt payable un Jt he due and payable January 1. said Special Tax School District No. 1929; 1956. nnd that the principal and In­ I to determine whether or not said Bonds numbered U ty will Issue said bonds as Inclusive, for , 1(10(1 id jag terest o f all bonds shall be payable District at the Nnlhuial 1‘ark Bank. City nnd In said resolution and order p ro­ be due and payable ..n vid ed; 1930; Hlote o f Netv Y ork : and N O W , T H E R E F O R E . HE IT R E ­ Hi: IT L W IT H E R H KSOLVEP, Bonds numbered 29 to That it special election he hetil In S O LV E D , By the Hoard o f Public Inclusive, for | loon vo h and ihmutchout snid Special Tax Instruction for Heml'iule I'.iuiity, be due and payable on Ji School lilstrlct No I. Seminole F lo r id a : That. In pursuunee to law 1931; County, Florida. In accordance with ami In pursuance of the resolution Bonds numbered it t« law, t<> determine whether or not o f this Board heretofore this day Inclusive, fo r ,1090 00 et there shall he Issued bv said Spec­ adopted, notice be and the same be due and paynble on !. C. J. M A R S H A L L , ial Tax School District No. 1. bonds Is hereby R iv e n . that on the 4th 1932; Bond" numbered 67 tn A j Ua* City Commission of the as provided for In this reso lu tio n :' day nf September 1925, un election and w ill b ht||.| In and thrnuKhoul Inclusive, fur ,1000 00 e City of Sanford, Florida. Hi: IT FURTHER R E S O LV E D said Special T a x School District No. be due and payable-un .1 That this resolution he published 1, Seminole County, Florida said 19*3; Attest: In The Hanford Herald a ncwnplp - d istrict being also known it i Han­ Bonds numbered 71 t i-r published III Seminole {'m in t). ford Special Tax School District, inclusive, fur tlnoo.oo L. R. P H IL IP S , Florida and a-1thin said ftp-ciat In determine whether or not sahl be due uud payable un C ily Clerk. Tax School District No. I once a district shall Issue bonds In the 1934 ; Bonds numbered 96 t week for four consecutive svet-ks. sum o f Ii50.uuo.uu to b-‘ ur Inter­ Publish August. 6th. This ItesoluflfUT adopted In lettu- est dt the rale of fiv e nnd one-half- IScluwtv*. •‘for Lletfu «o Inr session of the County Hoard of per centum per annum, interest be due and payatd* un i i l s o i .i t i o n o r t i i l : c o i ’ x t y I'liblic Instruction for Seminole payable semi-annually, bonds to be 1936; m o s iii* o r m it.ic i m t i i p c - County, Florida on Ihe Mil duv of dated .January 1st. 1926, and lo ina Bonds numbered 99 tl tiiin f o il m :>i i n o i . i : * o t v r v , All# list A. I' 1925 tui'e un follows, t o -w ll: Inclusive, for IIO.iOoi) I'l.OIIIlk l l i r i ' K i n i l M v o W I I A T Bonds numbered I to 11. both he title uml payable us F R E D T W i l t I A MS, fuulrm un a h o i n t o r i i o m i h i# \ r « r s Inclusive, for tluuuuo each, shall 1936; L. J H A R T L E Y . #\m k » ii s r u n a i. t a x Bonds numbered lilt) Countv Hoard ■>f Public Instruction be due and payable on Jamiury school ih s t iiic t \ i' m i n i 1929; inclusive, fo r ,lfl(i'i M mt] for Seminole County. Florida. o n k . s t it t iN n i. t : i o t \ t y . n . n - Attest Bonds numbered 15 to 2s, both be due and payaldx «l<'t l lt llA , s t i l l I l C t T H f l T IIK IX U Inclusive, for lluunuu each, sbai 1937; T U LAWTON , }‘ A OW > A# NA St COM 11 Superintendent of Public Instruc­ be due and payable on January I Bonds numbered N i'M iti. r.tx school niN Inclusive, for , lO'd# tion und Kx-Officio Secretary to I93H; t iiic t . ru n h a t k o r i \ t i : h - It trd Bonds numbered 29 to 42, both lie due nr I payal.lt .tlx m t t i i ml : i * t i n r i i r i i r o N t h e t Officii.I Seal) Inclusive, for tiuouuu each, shall 19.38; t im i: m in t \ n i > t i i l : I ' l . t c i : WILSON .1 IIOI’ HHOLDEH, Boiid.s mwtlbereil b*'1*,. be^ due uud payable on J taunry I. t t l l K I t t : I'll |\ C| I'.t !■ A M I IX - Atturneys f..r lb * Board. Inclusive, fo r ,1,(10*14*5 t k h b h t s n t i .i , in : i * i k a m * Any. 5-12-19 2li lie due and payable •* ' tloqdu numbered ,1 to 56, but I ' a v a i i i .l:. tmi m ot hum ; . Inclusive, tor tiuuo.uu ench. shall t939; KOI! AN KI.HCTIOV TO IIF.TCIIBonds numbered H) t)K be due and payable on January 1 . m .M oi t riDA p i i i i y i d i m ; f o b m i m : ttH K T iii:if on to r n o : 1932. Inclusive, for , i.oodii » ] m il : hoi h i m ; a m i h iv im ; a tm m s m u t s h a l l i s s t v. Bonds numbered 57 to 70, both be due uml pay aide on .m i i ii l: o f v s p l u t a i . i i o \ it MOV IIS. 19 40; Inclusive, for I1UU0.U0 each, shall e l e c t io n ro iii: i i l :i .i > i n W I I KIIEAH, on ii,,. TtH day of July be due and payable on January 1, Bonds numbered 1771*" Ml'FIT A 1 . T t \ st (1(11)1. HIM.\ l L ■! In I II |i*ti iv a * f 11>• mt*nt #*<1 Inclusive, fo r ,l.o0t)4l •** T i l It T NO. I. s FHIN OLL: t ' l i c v . 1933; to umt nl*ii n i d i i n * i'tnim y in,aril Bonds numbered 71 ta 91. both be due ami payable vn Ik ' l l . I Lull I It t , s A III IIIMTItlC T <>f Hut'll'* Instnnlion for Seminole for , 1000.(IQ each, shall 1941; tIL'.INi; ll.sit K N O W N AN SAN- Inclusive, County. Khirlil.1. ,*n:iifil I,y mure than Bond* numbered Hi le • ! ( uud payable on Januury I, f o i l I> M ' l . t l t l . TAX SCHOOL 1914due twenty tlv.- percent ,,f u,- duty i|Uall; Inclusive, for JI.OoOV* »* in s t u n t f I'-'l elector* r - « ii|iok within Spec­ Bonds numbered 85 tn 93, butl be due uml payable on Jm W I ( E It E AH un Ihe 7th day of Inclusive, ial Tux Set l listrlet N.» i Sem­ tor ,1000.00 each, -ball 1312; inole Count*. Florida, said I list riel July 1925. .i pel it ton was presented l(e due and payable uu Jittiuuiy I, Bonds numbered 21* I" ’ being also Known as Sanford Knee- to lh>. Countv tl.i.trd of Public In ­ 1936; Inclusive, for JI.***** ♦■** III Tax Sellout I •1-.lrt.-l, ashltia and struction fin Seminole County. F l o r ­ Bonds ouo. lie rod 99 lo 112, both tie due aud payable wn p.-tltlui.ti.K lliai ill elretlnn l.e call- ida, slyneit I.; more lit.in tw en ty, Inclusive, for ,1000.00 each, shall 1913; .•<1 Mild held I II!..mill..Ill s.ii,l ,Un­ fiv e per cent ■< the duly i|uulUled be due uud payable on January I, Bonds nunibereJ 2*1 •" *, m e t to determine whether ,,r m,t electors leshlliiK within the Special 1936 ; Inclusive, for fl,»**#» » » « bonds In tile Lilli of 11 Mt Umt ill) Tax Hehiod Dl-urlrl N . I. Seminole Bonds numbered 11.1 to 126, both' be due and payable on Ja Should be Issilril l,t „:,|,| .||,,|,|,.t County F lo iid i said d'strlct heinit Inclusive, fo r ,1000 00 each, s hal l 1911; for the purpose of .teiiulrlUK. build also k in■v« ti I. Sanford Sneclul Tax be due uud pavu'ile un January 1,1 Bonds iiuftlbeffd -D 10 III#, enlargill#, (iimUhlbK. or o th er­ School I'lstrh-i asking nnd petition- 19 37 ; ncluslv*. f..r II *M)d0® » » “I wise Improving school I.ii II iMiiks In# said Board In v ill und itlder Bonds numbered 127 to 110, both ie due and payable on ) «»| and school k round-.. and f ,,r ti,,. an election I., l.e held '-vlllttli said Inclusive for tluOU.llO each, shull exclusive Use nf U,e (....He free Special Tax School District No ! be due and payable on January I.i liumls nuiobefed J{j schools within - liI.I special I n sellout (o determine ski.oh.-r to not the-,- 1938; Inclusive. f..r 110*0 ** eid district, the p i.... .. ,,r the silU| should he Issued itV if.tit! District, Bonds numbered H I to 159. bull be due unil payable on J»* bopil Issue .llllolllllltm to I I ill,mill - bond* in th. . . . .. o. I ir.ti.uiiu ou. in.- Inclusive, for 11000.00 each, shall |9us; till to to o ell for the purposes Set prncei-ds of the -ale o f such bonds be due uud payable on Januury 1 Bonds n u m b e r e d 2>5 *® ‘ forth In said petnbui ami t„ be e x ­ to lie Used fdr the p« rpose of llc- 1939; Inclusive, fot 11 >|UU00 4 pended Mild dlsloirseil III I'le f.dlow ■ uuitiiiK toiiidiiu. eitlarKing. furuBonds numbered 159 to 176, bulb be duo uml pat aid* *n iHhltist. .......... improving Inclusive, for 11(loo oi) each, shall (bar manlier, to n u 1. f l&.Dtlu Hu I*. I.,* used in purrh school hiilldli.Ms and scliool grounds be due and payable on January I. Bonds numbered 1** tsJ l-tlllK Mile foi new b u ll school and for ll.e exclusive use of the 1910; inclusive, fur f public Ir.e schools \v 11It I ti said tl lit Bonds numbered 177 to 191. both lie due und payable vl> ........ tl* lit' 11N d In I he I r id . anil to hr disbursed and e x ­ Inclusive, for ,1000 00 each, shall 1945; , ul *Min?ilrui*t)i*n *inl priviimt pended In the f olio w In# Manner, he due uml payable on January I lie W Bonds numbered -l 1* hlult H*-|i*i**I LtiiMlnv 111 -w11 1941; Inclusive, fur , Looo.** :t, IbU.UUU nil to |„. r,ir , l)e 1 , I5.UIMIUO lo he used In purcltu*Bonds numbered 195 lo 212. both be duo and payable «o ' eoniplel Ion of t lie Hum It Side i'll- Ililt sit. tor tirw l.lich school liutld- Inclusive, for , 1.000.00 each, shull titary Hclumi Ink . . til l>e due uud payable on January 1, ,,J49: Bunds numbered " . I, IGU.into HU to hr nied for the 2 ,2I.0iniuuii t<> t.e used In th* Inclusive fur * l ' J construction ..f , |,iK|, mcIo.u I liulhl consirurtion utnl erection of a ■te\v Bonds in.inhere.1 213 to 240 both be due and payable ^ Iuu for ii **n r411**0 hlglt school hulhllntt. Inclusive for , I.UOO U O each, shall I960: . -tl ,*V l l o . 000 ui» to I,,* n<4ri| for repair 2 Kiti tjuuuu to l,,. used for (be be due and payable on lanmily I Bunds numbered -t#* ilia and replucm K Hie iieaiina sys- ...... .. ..f (he South .Side Pri- r jn , j Inclusive, for 9* t tetns In the tlrammar and i’ rlmary nmry School Bonds numbered 2 ,1 1 lo 2tS both be due and payable ,‘tchool hlllllllllKS I ) .0 UlIU uu [o |.,» psed for ...... I lie Inclusive, fo r (1,000 00 each, shall ii 11ii.mm on I*, tie u.eit in repair- construction .,f a Ii I k M school hllll.l-]|<r due and payable on January 1. Bonds numbered *' " line the present Mali school 11ill III. lug for negroes jut, Inclusive, f » r IIOOO.M In# 5 t Mt OIIU .... to tie used fo r reBonds numbered 2(9 to 266, both be due und payable o» 1. (5,110(101) to lie u.'leil III ( e (la |r l IIC p.tlrln# and repliioInK the he.illu* Inclusive, for IMiuooii each, shall mill repladli)! plmul.liiK In the systems In u,e tlrammar and P r i ­ be due uud payable on January 1. Bonds numbered ***",, Itrammar und Crlmarv school liulhl mary He! iiulldlntfs 191 inclusive, fo r 11.im'®-•** u Hors Ilil.Oilt).01) III he lined In r e p a ir ­ Bonds numbered 267 t o 281, built I.C due ami payable i-f «. I45.0IIU.U0 (o |.e u«rd for fund- ing Ihe present hlxli school b u ild - Inclusive, fo r (l.ooouu each, shall lure and Incidentals for all (he I IDT. be due ami payable on January 1, ,9 (bimts numbered schools 111 Special Tax School li|x7 15.U0O flit lo he used In repair- 1916; Inclusive, fur *l-«*»** 1 trlet No. t (S anford) Ing and tepi.oing plurnhlmc In the Bonds numbered 285 to 302. both he due uml payable »■ T 9 ,15.000 00 to he used for (he ‘ iran.inai and Primary Ht'hnnl l.ulldInclusive, for I I .0 1 1 0 00 each, shall payment of liavluo liens on school Intrs 195 4; . ,,i |l| lie due und payable on January I, pronertv. and Bunds numbered H' , s ,15.1)110 111) ( „ |,e used for f u r n i ­ 1947; inclusive, fur II \\ III*.It(*.AS. Ii is th** determin a­ ture and Incidentals for all the Bonds numbered 30.3 to 320, both due and puvable » “ (,1 tion of this Board at the lir-t me.-t schools m special T a x School iL x . Inclusive, for , 1,000.00 eaclt. shall be 1956. the principal -1 tn# niter the receipt of mild inti trli-i No i (Hanford). tlon that Ii Is i.i ([,,. h „ | interest 9 ,15,000.ltd to he used for the Pels d*" and payable on January I. all l.iinds tu I" 1 P » y « { ! ■* tlunal Bark Bank. ‘» of said Special Tax School blslrlct payment of pavin# liens on school Bonds numbered 321 to 310, both Of New Y o rk : the pf*r* No. I to Issue hoods In the sum property and Inclusive, for ,1.00000 each, shall sale o f said bonds to Of ,150,000 00. the proceed* from b l l U t K A S This Hoard has drthe sale thereof to he used and e x ­ tei tnit etl t|i,n i„ „ r e Ilian tw enty- l»4»al"* *,aJ**,' ,*' on January l. the ntirpoac of •FJSlfua 4 furnlsblii)- ur pended In the manner and lor the fiv e pel cent (.f the duly ttuallfl -d Bonds numbered 311 to 360, hot It -.■It..id tiultulnRs amt purpose* and objects as are elven el< d o r s re-idiim within tne sa d above nnd In the aforesaid prim on Hpeelal Tax Sctinol District did In inclusive, tor (1.000 Do each, shall for the exclusive iU**fci| | set forth Pj ' 0" IU* plkya'l,*e un January I, f r « e schools Within ts* fa it stun sihi petition, und 'ax School DlslHrie Therefo re Be It Resolved By ihe bit Tax w i l l IU.AH This Board has. tiv Bonds numbered J61 to 3S‘>, Loth of which blch Is more »P*r“ County Board of Public instruction r> " liillon this day adopted, detercertain I shall Vl.leitt In that certain, f. r Seminole fount-. Florida that n-ln-d that bonds In the awn t<f Inclusive, for ,1,000.00 each this Board determines that the Ml.oi’Ci un |, re.pilrsd for the ,onr- l ? I ** oml payable on January 1. nerctofor# heretofore this date L amount of Imndn re.mired f.,r the !*"•' ‘ " ' I forth In -aid petition i.'td Board: nnd „ , Bonds numbered 181 to ioo , both HE IT FUBTHKH 1 purpoies and olijpels ns s. t forth lo i . in;,hove enumerated, and ihitt That tliaa, l his order be pu*'1^ Inclusive, fo r 11,000.00 each, shall Tlui, herelnahove and also in said peti­ bonds shall hear Ihleretl ut tion Is the sum of 11jo mm tin- which sal'l e *i PAya^*e on January 1. Sanford Herald, a n the rrte of fly * nnd one-half per l i ' J - " f It shed In Seminole 'C.)U»0| ■ ’( said bonds toirether with ihe exist- cetitun* per annum, inti-rest nay aide U *’ bIII•* ||)1 Bonds numbered 401 to 420, both wi t hi n x#ld In* Indebtedness of su.;h -Special annually and that said ten ms Inclusive, fur (i.imo.OO each, shall nnd ri , week for f u o r . c o n " ^ T a * School District No i does not sc'.'M hull be d.atid la iu n r v 1st. I9JS: DONE AN D O U D E Brf ^ ,a exceed twentv per cent ..f it,,. Us- a id 1351*"" nnJ t,* :,' akle on January 1. ll-at sahl bond* shall .nature. sensed value of the taxable proper- to-vvlt •ess'on o f the Coun£v Bonds numbered 421 tu 140, both tv of nuch district accord In* to the Instruction for Bonds numbered 1 to I I . both Inclusive, fo r (1,000.00 each, shall lie last a«*essnient fo r Stale and f.iun Florida, ibis the 4tb ty purposes prior to the t->-• 11nv - f inclusive, fur 11000.00 each, shall he duo ami payable on January I. A. D 1925 _ ..... t J t)!-* *1 J" ' 1 payable on January 1, I'J it i ; such bonds; that said bonds shall 1929FRED T Wi l l . te J H A R T L E Y . Bonds numbered 441 tn 450, both benr Interest at the rat.. ,,f ftVr . K n u d , numbered 15 lo 28, both -<nd oee-h alf ner eentum ner siinum inclusive. f,,r j t uoo.OO each, shall Inclusive, for ,1.000 00 each, shull County Board o f Fubn J be due and payable cn J a n u trv t. the Interest on said bonds to he paid Hi* fo r Seminole C****?A mc H and payable on January 1. 1955. Ihe principal and Interest of '(Oifl*seinl-ahnuaRy; * ’>ld bonds shs|( i,e m odue : dated January l»t. n i c . and ma­ •II of Slid bonds to be P*V“ hl-* •** T. W. LAW TON. „ gublk] Bonds numbered *9 tn 12, bntn ihe N ational Park Bank, C ity »nd ture a* follows, in-wlt Bonds numbered i to II. both In- inclusive. y,.r MOCO.OO each. sh.iL state o f New York, nr I* provide 31( tills ---- .... e>u**ve_ for ttnoa.no each xhall he I a• i t ' " ana payable on January 1. for in that certain resolution day adopted by the Board- In whjrh AVU-SON ' —s ja f l " ' " r" ft H Huei eoxp u 19,9 JV n d l Bonds numhured 43 tn It. both said election only thus* " i u o r n e v t for the ®°* 23. bothtnclu.lv,: for , 10*0.05 each, aba It fled electura wno are freeholder* Aug. 5-12-19-26- according to the foot frontage o f the respective properties special­ improve­ A ll o f said improving, grading, ly benefitted by said construction, re-construction, pav­ ment. BE IT F U R T H E R RESO LVED , ing and re-paving, to be done in compliance with plans specifica­ That the Tax Assessor nnd the tion#, profiles and estimate# o f City Clerk o f the C ity o f Sanford, aaid proposed improvement of Fimida, in accordance with the Pecan Avenue from Third Street provisions o f Sections 101 and 102 to Tenth Street, Tenth Street from o f the Charter o f the City o f San­ Pecan Avenue to Mulberry A ve­ ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ nue, and Olive Avenue and Mul­ out delay to make a special assess­ berry Avenue from Tenth Street ment roll, asseasing the apeciul to Goldsboro Street, now on file in benefits to be received as the re­ the office o f the City Manager of sult of the contemplated improve­ the City o f Sanford, Florida, whicit ment against all lots and land# ad­ raid plans, specifications, profile# joining and contiguous or hound­ and estimate# have been heretofore ing and abutting upon such im­ approved by the City Commission provement, and upon the comple­ and constitute the plan# and spec­ tion of snid assessment roll to ifications for said work, there­ cause u copy thereof to be pub­ lished two times consecutively, fore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the once ench week, in n newspaper City Commission of the City of published in Sanford, Florida, at­ Sanford, Florida, deems it ad­ taching to said special assessment visable, a# n necessary public im­ roll so published a notice directed provement, to pave, re-pavc, hard to all property owner# interested surface and re-h||d surface in said special assessments, star­ with sheet asphalt, on a six-inch ing in accordance with the provis­ rock base, Pecan Avenue from ion* of the Charter o f the City of Third Street to Tenth Street, Sanford, Florida, a definite time Tenth Street from Pecan Avenue and place where complaints will be heard and when the special as­ to Mulberry Avenue and Olive sessment roll will be finally con­ Avenue nnd Mulberry Avenue from Tenth Street to Goldsboro firmed by the City Commission Street, a width o f 24 feet; that sitting as an Equalizing Board. BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, all of snid paving, re-paving, hard That the special assessments pro­ surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing o f Pecan Avenue, Tenth Street, vided for by this resolution to be Olive Avenue and Mulberry Ave­ made nnd entered aguinst the pro­ nue, ns aforesaid, shall be done in perty hounding and abutting upon strict compliance with the plans, said improvement shall be payable specifications, profiles and esti­ at thp option o f the property own­ mate# therefor, now on file in the ers uwning property bounding and office of the City Manager o f the abutting upon such improvement City o f Sanford, Florida, which as follows: either in full within said plans, specifications, profiles thirty days ufter said assessments and estimates have been hereto­ shall stand equalized, approved fore approved by the City Com­ and confirmed, or in ten equal an­ mission and constitute the plans nual intttllmenta with interest ut and specifications for Eaid pro­ the rate of eight per cent per an­ posed improvement o f Pecan A ve­ num upon all deferred payments nue between Third Street and from and ufter the time said spe­ Tenth Street, Tenth Street be cial assessments shall be and tween Pecan Avenue and Mulber­ stand finally equalized, approved ry Avenue, Olive Avenue and and confirmed, and, BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, Mulberry Avenue between Tenth That this resolution shall be and Street and Goldsboro Street, width of 24 feet, and this Com­ become effective immediately from mission hereby declares the ne­ nnd after its passage and adoption. Adopted this the 27th day of cessity for tho paving, re-paving, July, A. D., 1U25. hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ FO RREST L A K E . ing said portion o f Pecan A ve­ Goldsboro Street. nue, Tentii Street, Olive Avenue and Mulberry Avenue, as afore­ said, as a necessary public im­ provement. The Old Y S N ’T IT NICK to go -*■ into a grocery, specially in a strange town , ami find your old standbys? There’s * 4 the kind <>{ rocoanut you tlwayi choose because it makes a flu flier frosting, the kitchen cleaner that takes stains oil porcelain, the raisins Dad likes with nuts after dinner. You feel at home because you can get all the little things that make life comfy and pleasant. 1 *2 5 _____ due and payable «n Januttry ii;.",,."'"1 I AJ �jftg g J W g w * :* r — ^ = = - ^ = ^ = — ■■ -— B C H IN E S E T r e a t ie s , SIGNED Are Equipped With Balloon Tires L a i ------ - - r r i y e i Auc. 5.— The 2 0 .power treaties relating to the .Chinese, Biftned at the time o f the Indication that Wht'hJncton a m * conference, he- m 21lb<- •’» "»■ JDER CHARGE; IRANT ISSUED lals Abandon Idea Thnt arred Body Discovered at of California Man; tty Awaits Identification lTINEZ, CaL Aug. 5.-— A it charging Charles Henry >tx, vice president and genanngcr of the Pncific CelCompany, with the murder unidentified man whose [ body was found in the f the cellulose plant at Wnltek last Thursday, was out here Friday. It was by County Detective Clyde i nrtz has been missing since pkwinn and Jiro Thursday ml offidnls are convinced p charred body is not his. wrrant charges "Leon lienarttoff alias Charles Henry rti, alias John Doe Fein i murder on or about July [one "John Doc,” n human ■nee of the murder warrant hi hard on the appearance usual tyrants today of I gucM* j<k>" Rodrigues, la- *ho investigators previously tlared was the alleged m ar­ tini, , (Continued from Page One) which w ill be sent to numerous largo hotels and institutions where they w ill be used to attract the attention o f people who expect to visit Florida during the winter. In speaking o f trnffic accomo­ dations from N ew York to Florida and especially Sanford, Mr. Hulick said that he tnumi that tiexet sellers knew little about San­ ford but that he took time to give some information in this line. A letter was written to the passenger tra ffic department of the Pennsyl­ vania Railroad, he sniil. telling them o f the lack of information in the largo offices concerning Sanford in which many facts about this city were stated. Huy Hotel Furnishings. In conclusion Mr. Hulick reveal­ ed that lie and his brother have already contracted fo r furnishing.of various sorts fo r the Hotel I'm rest Lake amounting to $13i'(,r>im. O f this sum, 25 per cent was paid in cash. In securing funds for the purch using this equipment Mr. Ilulieh believes that the firm has damn that it believes in the future of Sanford 100 per cent strong. "Sanford is destined to become not one of the bent and larg. t Cities, but the beat and the great­ est city south o f Jacksonville." lie declared. To Dairymen Supplying Sanford with Milk, You are hereby notified that on and after August loth, no milk will be allowed sold in the City o f San­ ford, from any dairy thnt does nut rZ / M A R B U t ^ p^PH ACi : h o m the o rff . person*, 0{ the asserted mae tho*,, who will r e c t from th o manufacturer and ■ th( Sanford people, bo eventualto u r p ro fits on tho /umber, af* °f the Ptyttocome across andconcerted do m v © efr tiia< for their city or m lllw ork, hardwaro and labor. f • t.) good, sub- 6 - R o o m ) N Pciuri -^ivu citiezns. tymkr Uiir Stunt, P IN ■okakolwr briefly " i Living room,din­ ■Waibers o f the teams o ing room, 2 bed­ • f k tomorrow widely udrooms, kitchen, h , bath. Four olhet Hunt which w ill be Mj'nlans shown to ■t hir -t Street and MagFree Citaloa. 1*006 Friday morning so I ptnons who have subf > the Chamber o f Compmpaiu’n fur im-mborshiP’ there to form in the pa- B u ild t h iS a V yourself. Our will he tpHructlonicxexpected to j, Jf**1 * *wry ,t«p. thi* time so that mo ni'n. i mu* i static Oi iHC "•ay be- smade o f the jith, it is declared, w ill renntlon-wide publicity Subscribers arc expcctB up and march to booths H be stationed nt the foot Dutch colonial with "11a full ceilings second *.11> Avenue • floor, l i'x22' living, , haken. M-iCi Tan n . room, dlnina n>om. ki* IMl|l*ss houses nnd nnd »W " M ,. , ..... « s nouses _Tr^jihi-n, 3bctJrooms, tulh -- lumber tvquesterj by the leaders P H c o in clu d-es all cut to fit "Htpnign to tlote their i highest grade Interior woodwork, siding .. ...p. — —— — •»«• »v« TIUUU tfWIl >IU IHJJ' fn, ,, ilV, Vf door*, olass ivOdLu? •"**»--—* a period o f 30 tloorlllg, flooring, windows, doors, glass, n,in. paint ill c morning » 0 thnt nil hardware, nails, lath, roofing, w ill j "'I'.oave ,m nnnortunltv complete instructions and drawings | ,5rt "1 tbt s‘.!jnt \lr Sb! ? F r o lg h t p a id to your station. Her j "^unccd. ’ Shin' manent homes — N O T P O R l’ABI.E t ________ Man* styles to choose from. W r itt’j '. ’ ^tiring-. . . t n il* v ta r FREE M n n e y t S s v ln s I ... . i . 5 •" f i t M l w \... i:uc. I ; I*1*^ «»'i nd- fUc Hiailtlin Co. B2fSdg2JST:I SeyCitj,stkii. . ___________ . I m ^ w, vw) i r o I leFottrs & Spencer, S-dlcItors a n-1 o f t'oiinsel fo r tho Cumplalnant u s Area, square miles......... ‘.VJ 58,725 Popu lation .'................ "1^77 2.999,1% T ru e property v a lu e .. .1. .$3,896,759,000 Value manufactured products............. 77777 381.296.000 Value cotton manufactured products. ............... $ 192.186.000 Value products cottonseed oil m ills......................$ 99,320,307 Num ber o f fa rm s '.. ) . ! . . . 310,732 O T t O^- 6&M EKAU; M A N U P A C j. : 6 A T T T II Value all farm property... .$1,356,685,196 Value farm products.........$ 323,000,000 T o ta l bank deposits. . . . , . . $ 282,599,000 Railroad m ile a g e . . . . '. . . !. 7,193 DEPOSITS CO TTO N H ighw ay expenditures.. . .$ 18,818,000 TO BACCO t p, its*. 1■•T’ mVC These Newspapers Will Help Us T E X T IL E 7- - ^ -— .p* o b a c Sell in Georgia t -v : A lb a n y H erald A tlan ta Constitution A tlan ta Journal - item in the total of wealth t it . s n e p r o d es each year. For Georgia is one ri i..c great agricultural states ol tlie South, having more farms 3 ' 0,7 32 than any other truly southern state. a e O f? A N »T £ -= S C A R R IE S C v Gcotgin in t: ,0 advance p Georgia has gone in for diversification and is reapir g ric.i benefits therefrom, l o her great cotton crop o f some 600,000 bales, she has added other i t cans o _ f increasing her great agricultural wealtn. h-c great est in corn acreage, greatest in oat acreage, she i. also an enormous producer of vegetables, emu and tlie like. Her tobacco crop has grown ............. ....... .a . . fine grade light lcaL of the coastal plains yielded $7,000,000 in I 924 and the 1925 crop is expected to bring $ I 5,000,000. H er forests y i; Id close to a billion feet yearly and her manufactories have more than doubled since I 9 ! 0 . She fe Lhirc i i textile production in the South. Her mines a n : quarries •' '^ O tV o N , L U M 3 g n } g ^ ^ f e . T A R , R Q S lN | E T (:, / f R em in d s- day of June. A. I*.. iSJr-. V. K. I ’OFOLASH^ (Merk nf tlie r i r c i i l l Ci-urt o f tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of F lo ­ rida In nnd fo r Seminole County. Ily A. M. W E E K S . D. C. (HKAt.) 1923 Anlnut Creek but had come ° ,,try’ »'>atoniy. ••mbrj ><»>n a.s he learned he was j olot:> « geology nml chemistry, pntinned in connection with 1Y,)Ur Petitioner could not honestly, ami was thought to have consicicntiously or efficiently fnl fill the duties to which he had been ajipointed and which he has undertaken as an instructor o f sci­ ence and ignore and fail to ex­ pound the theory o f evolution n-< an integral factor and inseparable feature o f all modern science. "You r petitioner further alleges that the theory o f evolution de­ nies and is in conflict with the atory o f divine creation of man as taught in the Bible and your pe­ titioner further alleges that it is not part o f his duty as instructor in science to concern himself with anything except the conscientious vrr» ^ f r and acurcate imparting to his pu­ t -x • pils o f such knowledge as lias been achieved by mankind in the va­ rious fields covered by his duties us instructor and in such views and theories as are earnestly entertain­ Tallahassee— Million-dollar state ed and seriously received by res­ advertising program planned for pectable and conscientious workers lU2t5. m the fields o f science." V ou can * ms fellow’s citizens inter-' buy all tho, <o help build a bigger and materials •y. b a coward," declared to r a phonier. . of Florida, In nnd fo r County, *>n this the 9th ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - TO B A 1'-cr system. \ have n permit so to do, or from any dairy not complying with the Dairy ordinance o f the City of • hrutlnn no,no ts unknown: join, | ''^ '" 7 * \ Sanford, or the State Board of (’. Thorpe, if living, and wife. Km-j I I eights, nr per plat thereof duly but T. Thorpe. If living; I lav hi 1*. ? ! ’■ 1,1 *’<“ 1 D'g*k 3. on page Health Rules governing Dairies. lf lutng, amt " ir e ,l11' PUhllo-records of t!emi.r.i\is, if jlnnlo County, Florida. (Iravrs. if living, whose t’hrlstlan and In any anil alt oilier persons name Is unknown: and Mary M. I whon.t names nro unknown, claimJESSK » ’ H A M IL T O N , Srcord, If ll» lug. and If cither, any lug ntty right, title ,,r Interest in spector or all of said parties ho dead, to amt to the lauds hcrotnnhnvo dcS- fater Sanford” lin. iaign F n n d hints To $52,701 Pr ‘t S T A T IS T IC S i ii =^rT - -- -----T r --- . . . i - — C. pcachcs— F pouml.i hj!'* *N. *• V i tIlellu IV IIX J o Vial mink istctnU nn- rrlbcd. or sny part or rnrSol thora*., lntftrst .1 on-, J's-eph i[. A rred(ijii< 21 rents— P ig g ly W iggly. ■ dtciaioxl, Cf,i, /v ‘ U-l W ife,-----a . nirrtslonA*. .trr I t 'Is hefShr orflrrr'd .that T that yntt ; t wliosn C h r h t l n i i tiamo IS : i x t i l t : i-iuc im t rou u v nr ml each of you he and sptw unknown: John Thorpe, de H u : s m ’i u T i t J t a i i c u u n « . ee , and wtfr> limn,.i T. Thorpe. fore our said I'lrcutt Court VVMIt m :■ ___ J. the I I IT III' I'U IIU IM . IN A M I nccoaitert: l>,-tvhl P. Uravrs. de- r o a n i ions.- al Hanford. Florida, was • he “111 d-V of p-e,,remher, A. .D*-, FOTt HtWIVOl.i: COURT*. I\ cear.nl. and wife. ----— i OhUI'', cK*. ........ and then nnd tlicre m ako » » • ni.t.\cT:ttv. 1n u ol. v.'hurn ('hrlKtlan nanio ia .1933. t i n to tot- till o f t oinfMUUli c s t-ITlTtO N unknown: and Sf.try J». Sc-onl. do hlhltrd against you In this cat Maruatet H. Willie. J'>lnctt l>y h-r erased; and ,,, n|f parties claim•• l» fort'.-r o-ilerrd that u Inixlii'iitl amt uext friend, u. K. ln « Intrresls under Moses E. ioivy, bo puhttshed In thn KanfO Wlilte. V drce.is.d; Win Travers, dcco.isrd; nrder _ • tw irip, uvuvaar-u Herald, a newspaper published Ctrnipl', toant amt John h'oiitiis. deccined; »ir i lh- .-..utuid. Scimnoie t'uuuty. FtorU v*. I •rwlay.in nnd to tun fullowina dnsrnch w eek fo r eight ermsoo* Juseiili M. Arredmiiia, cl al.. crlhcil lands, sltuntr. lying nnd hn- oln-e lit Ive weeks. jlU H ™ Defandaata Ins' In tlie t'lty of Sanford. CounT i> J o s n t» li At. Arredondo, i f ' " f Seminole nnd Stale » f r i„r tVIT.Vl'SS my hand nnd the seal If livtriR nml hill wife.---- ---------- '.M.i, morn partlrulnrly <l< scriln d ae of III.- rirenlt <’..nrt of the Seventh Judicial of I he Stats ] rreil.trula. If Ihlnr. w h n » . follows, to-wit: ' s charred body still nwnitIntification, was forwarded Francisco late today and I preserved in the county (Continued from Pago One) J there pending further in­ -integral part o f scientific in.Miuc lion. tion in every school, College and ISdiwartz re mains firm in university.” rrt/nn (hat the body rs that “ It is an inspirable feature of gticz said htishnml, ho had whose been |miRKlng ,\the modern science o f ..... zoology.: 'Idat an Oakland hotel since , insured heavily. I | ’ A T C IV IC M E E TIN G TENNESSEE C A S E GOES TO H IG H E R COURT ON A P P E A L paaril from Page One) Itition in a similnr e ffo rt l b made by the metropolis lo ’iile I';. • . " i t . It-arty ltM d wishes." p * Pin for Success. ■L F. llousholder, chair1th» executive committee ' tMipsign, also made a 'irw* in which he express* tint remaining two P* fo* tsmpeien will lie n Til • ; jj,, uri, that inn aru\the active organizatogrthf: sr.il work as bmugh the hut two days campaign as they have dut first two day,|person who is interested ■'M and its trfl/are and rcr Jake out a membership ral memberships the ’ ry *r*r ^ ......... ' PA G E mnn.U »h~ e„n—«— * •* - 1- - S f ■ . liCcsburg— Contract let at au*>,00J for construction o f city hall i _______ » - 1 ■ Ocala— Plans under way for con­ struction o f modern hospital. o f the most Intercstintr JJ. Urea with every ons of the popularity o f C H ILDREN’S F A T A I. DISEASES tires is rcvcalctl in figures ar j k e s s t f,,r Ju” ^ i s 3 ^ s f f i ! s a s <,s s In conjunction with the use department, lvcn out by the Ford Com* balloon tires the compnny hasi Worms nnd parasites in the in­ tertinea oi children undermine bowing how Ford car own- checked thoroughly into the mat­ R A TE S DECLARED HIGH health and so weaken their v it a ­ re accepted these tires, ter o f correct inflation and recom­ rocom................ . mum lity that they are unable to resist t the middle of February mends the following table fo r the W A SH IN G TO N , Aug. 5.— Rates the diseases so fatal to child life. ipany announced that it guidance o f Ford car owners: ■provide balloon tires as op, . Front Rear on pennut-» moving from southern The safe course is to give a few TT.iJ.ment roru Coupe L,oupe.................. Iba 2-TiK. luipment on all new Ford .................... 21 lbj. 21 lbs. territory to Chicago, Milwaukee, dorcs o f White's ('team Vermifuge. L ^sm S Jalll a additional cost in d Runabout............. »1 J i f ■>, u., Cleveland! m d other northern ci­ It destroys nnd expels the worms today i also Z provide balloon tire Touring Car........... 21 lbs! 27 tie,, were were held M u S S by the Inter­ " • !" ' 27 Its ibs! ties, prt state Commerce Commission to tie . ______....____ 21 lbs. 30 lbs ehild. for owners Commerce ---------------------- ' K f , :Sc. SoW^l.y unreasonably high. Fordor Kednn ....... 21 lbs. 30 ibs. Drmover to the ... Store. li l y dealers dealers were were re' It Is explained that in order to lltaoeooilv Zfurnish as to secure th«* maximum service and furnish estimates a_ Tampa— Recent street * r of o fn c *ears «r * they would com fort from balloon tires it is contracts let total $08,000. paving j N . C. Belle nenches- ■3 pounds nb«r new -;th b*!J<*>n equipment. equipment, essential that the foregoing tabic •Ji ballon tastes 20 per cent o f tire pressure be rigidly follow ­ ■fstitsstes I th*** produced during the ed. Under inflation results In rap­ "kSrth * rc e<>uiPped with id wear o f the tread. I f over in­ flated. the cushioning effect o f L - r f j for this kind o f the tires is lost and the owner of F.^mediately began to the enr does not enjoy the easy alii «'n May more than riding qualities which come from ,7<if (he new car protiuc- the use o f properly inflated bal­ sjoipped with balloon loon tires. I I c (Ms 1 p Augusta H erald Columbus L ed g er Moultrie O b server Savannah News Thom aaville Tim es-Enterprise W a y cross Journal-Herald yield a great variety of puducts. Gmriite and marble from her quarries beaut fy cities toroughoet the Union. G eorgia’s hydro-electric pow er developm ent has been enormous. She now has more th<vi <*82,000 horse-power developed, more than cny other south­ ern state w^th the possible exception of North C ar­ olina. Georgia lies rno.e im proved roens thc..i any state i l the South. She is in a m o*e prosperous condition than at any t rue since t).e « bno^mal boom days of the w ar. f here is a '\ \ ’A rierket for our ow n products in Georgia. rnstead of going to territories far a w a y w here competition is hard, where freight rates are higher, where it is more expensive for our salesmen to travel, lei’s sell in Georgia, “ The Empire State." G eorgia’s newspapers will carry for us the message ol w hat w e have to sell. They’ll sell for us. �The Sanford Herald iu m m w H H tt _ t a r t a r i t l i i f a r l , ria »l4 a tfn t«r*d aa Second c u m MatUr, (K ln r t r IT. I l l * , at tha Poatoftlc* a t S alford, Florida under Act of pj l U f r t l. i m , ______________________ h .i .a w ii i.. M iu n ~ ._______itd itw h o w a i u i n w t a -------- * «■ ■ * * » rk «M i w 111 M a n alla ir r a a * *tin!>rnii*TiDN i u t k k On* Tear—17.no HU Muniua . *3.80 kAvlUared In l ‘ity l»jr Lurfiel, par w eek. I be. 9 *r >ekr. W eekly Kdltion $1.00 ________ _ nrr.i i m . > o t i i i i i a ii obituary no/lota, cards of ths.-ika. resolution* ■ nd notice* ol elite!:*lr.._enl» wharo charge* are Made will !>• charged /«r at regular idttrtlaln i rates. ilR M IlV ll THU ASSOCIATKII PIlEdi The Associated Free* la eactuatvely antltlad in Hin uaa for rapubllratlon of all g e a i dlspalehe* «ere<!ll*o to It or not otherwise credItad In Ihla paper and alao the lo­ cal n a v i published herein. All right* o f rapubtfcatlon of apeclal dlapalchea herein are alao reaer-ed._______ W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U ST 5, 192.% t iir m m A! ii-q im \TFOitM 1,— Deeper water route to Jackson'“ -■ Tllle. . . I — Cnn»truction of St. Johna-In(Ban River canal. 8. — Extension of white way. 4.- -Extension of local amusements, — Swimming pool, tennia eourta, etc. *«— Augmenting o f building pro­ gram— houses, hotel*, apartment houaea. t.— Extension of atreet paving pro­ gram. Construction of boulevard around tak e Monroe. 8«— Completion o f city beautifica­ tion program. 9.— Kxpanaion o f school ayatem with provlaion for increnaed faeilitiea. 1% | B IB L E TH O U G H T FOR TO D A Y A D M IT T H E M A S T E R :— Bohold, I stand at, the cfoftr, find knock; if any inan hear my voice, and open the door,I w ill come in to him, and will aup with him, and he with me. lie that hath an car, let him hear what the Spirit salth. Revelations .1: 20, 22. ------- o------T H E R E A P E R A N D TH E F LO W E R S There is a Reaper, whoso name is death, And, with his sickle keen, He reaps the bearded grain at u breath, And the flowers that grow be­ tween. M ' '■& j ! 'f ,- ffeMW1 "Shsll we have naught that is fa ir ? ” salth he; " Ila v o naught but the beared grain? Though the brenth o f these flower* is sweet to me, I w ill give them all back again/’ M ake The Goal Th ree Thousand Membere Judge G ary’s Fourteen Points teen dietetic and health points which he has adopted and maintained at Birmingham by bis great organization for ndes of diet. -------o------- Headlinn says, “ Italy Suffers Discontent as Prices Mount.” Gosh, we’ re suffering worse than that. A sign in n Michigan hotel bath room reads, "Swipe the tube when you're through." Why not leave for the next fellow ? ■O------ - I it?. ! « 1*•>, ef; i \* PH t i l ? '! (!V 1 And now, at the age of eighty, the Judge is And the mother guve, in tears nnd confident lie can keep Ins ruddy cheeks, his clear eyes and the youthful appearance o f which many of his friends speak. pain, t h e flowers she most did love. He is passing his fourteen points of conduct on to others. She knew she should find them all They nre as follows: ngnln. I. Kxerci.su in the open air, hut do it moderately. In the fields o f light above. <» Oh, not in cruelty, not in wrath, The Reaper came that day; 'Twns an ungel visited the green earth, And took the flowers nwuy. — llunry Wadsworth LotigUclhnv. 71 As Brisbane Sees est man, probably innile many plans for his body, after death, and might have outshone in post mortem splendor even King Mausolus, from whom we get our word "mausoleum.” Imagine Croesus's surprise when he found himself standing on a gigantic pile of wood, waiting to be burned to , death, by King Cyrus, whom lie had foolishly attacked. Luckily for him. Croesus, re­ membering the prediction of a wise Greek, called out, as tile, smoke began to rise, “ Oh, Solon, Solon.'• This aroused the hnrbarian curiosity of the conquering king, who had him taken down "T itty shall all bloom in the field tlie benefit of their employees. As a result of a jocular sug­ o f light, gestion on the part of the superintendent o f the institution Transplanted by my care, And suinta, upon their garments that the chief avail himself of the privileges of the place, white, Judge Gary undertook a course o f treatment and adopted i,ni* These sue red blossoms wear." r* A fellow has im time to look at his girl while riding in a taxi cab. He generally takes up all of Ins time watc hing the meter. ' , , Breathe deeply of pure air as much as possible. Leave alcoholic stimulants alone, take tea and enffee if you like them. 4. Drink pure water. 5. Kilt little meat; eat red meat but once a week. fi. Mat little starch, fat or sweets; eat plenty o f green vegetables containing mineral salts; eat whole wheat bread; eat good, fresh fruit and drink milk if it agree with you. 7 Follow regular habit*. H. Get plenty of sleep. h. Work liard mentally and physically, but tint too long. 10. Lend a good, chum life. 11. Keep an even temper and avoid excitement. I-. Never get angry or indulge in controversy. 1.1 <lliey I he ( ioldeu Rule. M. Lai only to satisfy hunger, not to please the palate. •» • I. him wlmt he was ycllVilut“ ' s a v H c t m i f!r 'awhile. At least, that’s the *t«.ry a* lluropotua tells it. It E C U 'S T E L L S you In his ad­ mirable work on earth and its hu­ man being, "[/H om m e et la Ter­ re," how the Esquimaux dixpnxed o f the old |K?nplc, not waiting for them to die. The elderly person, or perhaps a couple, nre put in a little round hut o f ice with no opening but tile door. Out of po­ liteness, u little food is put in, not much. Then the door is Idocked up with a solid cake o f ice— no air can enter. The result didn't worry the Esquimaux who had little imagination. At least his old people packed in ice will look natural when the angel Gabriel comes, whereas the rest of us, farther South, will be mere dust and ashes. V V CONNE, aide busine mini, once worked out a plan to endow cheerful institutions for tin* use of mothers expecting the early arrival of a baby. Comfortable reading rooms, fine nursery for any Imby already born, and brought along, maga­ zines, books, flowers, fruits, ab­ sence from home worries for a few hours each day, some place to go and discuss with other Indies iuxt how they felt nnd what they ■lid “ When my first baby was horn." That's the plan. It would make a fine monument for any man. Most o f us think about the poor tomb in which mir worn-out carcasses will he laid, instead of the living mothers from whom all life comes. I’ositivcncss on the side of right gets him somewhere, it builds, it lifts, it pulls, it purifies and en­ nobles. ■Quiescent good is not a force for right. It does no more good than it does him— not as much. Ac*ion is ns imperatively de­ mand'd in mental and spiritual tilings ns in material. It is not he who offers no discouraging words who cheers and comforts, but he who-* penha the word of encouragenfl'irt. Keeping silent when one’s friend is overwhelmed with g rief does not comfort him. It is the friendly hand upon his shoulder, •ho sympathetic word in his ear, the act o f helpfulness in Ids be­ half that means something to him. It,Is he who gives the "cup o f cold watOr" who earns the gratitude of the thirsty, and not he who sim­ ply does not prevent the thirsty from getting it himself. The negative man is a fniluie. He may pull back, but those who pull forward have to carry his weight. He is a burden that is not worth the energy that would take him a mile. new 3 LU M B E R Y; A complete lia„ m d 'iM Cyprcsc and IMne Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster W hite Ruck Pl.istrr 1 Nniis Screen Wire Builders Hardware Do irs Windows in k A eTL E V E S GET w e l l ? <\ IDUNNC* He d o e s n ' t a n VThin G V fcVE leiE P Frames and ^ Made to OrderT, VeT 'W Murphy Ironing nMrJ Medicine Cabinets’ * The Price JsRig SANFORD k “ My Lord has need of these flow­ will try to observe in order that be may keep well and fit er-lets gay," for his job. The Reaper said, ami smiled; The chairman of the board o f directors of the United "D ear tokens of the earth are they, Where lie wan once n child. States Steel Corporation recently visited the model hospital m ■■'i W ith twenty-one hundred membership!! »nd n.,to, . J?f Our Troublesome Bodies. ‘ 1 _ fifty-tw o thousand seven hundred dollars subscriber!, the W hat Shall We Do with Then»7 membership campaign o f the Chamber of Commerce is ulThe Spirit Is Easy. roady a tremendous success. Going over in a big way, The Flesh a Nuisance. demonstrating the spirit of Sanford people, and surprising B Y A R TH U R BRISBANE (CopyrtRht H U ) the most optimistic, the drive has gained such momentum in the two days it has been under way that many are pre­ W H A T A N U ISAN CE the hudicting the establishment of a new record by Sanford and man BODY is. Through life i t ] that this city will take its place among the leaders of the worries us with acties and pain! country as far as Chamber of Commerce organizations are and needs. The spirit is so easily) taken care of. It has no rheuma-. concerned. tism, no teeth to ache, no gout, no| V Enthusiasm reigned supreme at the luncheon today. It hair to fall out, needs no clothing, manifested itself more than at any other time since the be­ eats nothing, supplies what little ginning of the campaign and it seems that as the drive goes real happiness we have. And wo on, enthusiasm grows, increasing the probability that by soon learn to suppress that part flOWUOKlT the time the climax is reached Friday night there will be no of it called “ conscience. w m aT V ou WenT person in the city who is not affiliated with the Chamber of EVEN W H EN you arc dead, the A m‘14 X N E / Commerce. spirit takes care of itself, goes o ff Now that the quota has been reached there should be somewhere and the body remains no letting up in efforts to get every possible membership. a nuisance. The simplest thing is burn it up. instead o f leaving The fifty thousand dollar goal should be forgotten and all to the work of destruction to slow energies bent toward making it a fund of seventy-five thou- worms, but many do not like that *< r snncl dollars by Friday night when the campaign ends. cremation iden. Think of the value to the community of a commercial body T H E IN D IA N chief had his with three thousand members. This can be easily made body placed on a platform in the possible by renewing efforts Thursday morning, when the air, beyond reach of wolves, yet territory is thrown open. convenient for the "Great Spirit There are some in the community who cannot be expect­ to come and take hirn^to the hap­ ed to join in the movement. They are those who have bene­ py Hunting Grounds.” The Egyptian king, who had a fite d from Sanford's growth without helping it grow, and great admiration for mountains be­ those who are trying to ride on the oar while the other fel­ cause he lived in a flat country, low does the rowing. There are a good many who will take piled up pyramids of stone with one membership when they can afford ten, Hut these con­ a little hole in which royal “ spic­ l ditions exist in every community. The man who isn’ t will­ ed bodies” might be put. Some savages ate the dead. ing and anxious to do his full duty in making his home town That seemed a simple, pious solu­ n greater town isn't a good citizen and not much of an asset tion and nothing was lost. They even killed old people when they to his fellow townsmen. Sanford is telling the world. Associated Press dispatches became useless, nnd ate them. going from this city every day nre showing the progress lieN APO LE O N LIES in glories vo­ ing made in the present campaign and are being „ , r Tread t I . by . j state under the. magnificent gilded _-s'* many who have their eyes on this city Howard IlUjlCk, HI M ome 0f the Invalids. The French hia nddreas at the luncheon today told of the extensive a d - nation gave the place of greatest vertiairiR being done in the interests of the new tourist hotel, honor to the man that had killed Advertisements being run in state newspapers are attrac- [J* JJJ,"* history.'1 ippeneil ting attention. Inquiries being received from various parts ROUSSEAU LIES in his plain of the country today are but forerunners of the influx of thousands of tourists aim homejeckers. With fifty-tl.vo grave on the Isle lies I’ ins. For thousand dollars already subscribed and with the probability one serious person that visits his grave, a thousand fools go to the of a ranch greater amount yet to be reported, Sanford will grave of Napoleon to ponder on his 1 AC TS, N O T W O RD S C O U N T be financially able to keep in the limelight during the next "greatness.” That probably suits NT. PETERSBURG TIM E S Napoleon knew and twelve months. And who is farsighted enough to sec what Rousseau. said that without Rousseau, there the results will be? One’s life should not be mensurHe is a consumer, hut not a pro- ]■ would have been no Napoleon. ed by time, hut by service. dttcer. He uses the light, but cre -jjj By far the most important activity of the year, the pres­ Its history should not he so much ates none. He slakes hi thirst, hut ■ ent membership drive is doing more for Sanford, to cement NOBEL, WHO invented dyna­ u record of his words ns of his refuses to go to the we! for wat■ the people solidly together in a co-operative spirit than any­ mite, left the millions thus acquir­ nets. Its influence is not in pro­ er. thing yet undertaken. If nothing else resulted from the ed, as his monument, to reward portion to his years, but to his The inactive mini may take no campaign than the enthusiasm which has already been great scientists, thinkers and righteousness. He has been o f ser­ part in the persecution, but he poets. I I is invention blew Into vice to his fellows to the oxtent, holtta the costs of those who stone created, it would have been well worth while. pieces millions o f bodies, its pro­ The rest of the world is watching Sanford. Will they fits stimulate the finest minds, a that his deeds have been construc­ Stephen. tive. He would o ffer no hcl| in culti­ see a united people create a civic body of three thousand fair exchange. It is not so much the evil one vating the soil, but would con­ members here before Friday? has refrained from doing aa the sume his share o f the fruits of the CROESUS. TH E world's rich­ -------------- o-------------good things he has done. Ho gazed at the flowers with tear­ ful eyes, it has been quite Home time since we have heart! about He kissed their drooping leaves; anyone’s fourteen points. Hut now Libert II. Gary comes It was for the Lord of Puradisc Hu bound them in his sheaves. along with those lie has decided upon. They are his four­ hsi r •■•i lb -i— CASH r a d urn W .s . p r ic e , yJ 710 W. First St. P h J r ib T r y Smith’s jShop fo r good work. Ladies well N e x t to Valdez. 128 Feet • Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two storat corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can lei chased at $75,110 a front foot on easy terms. GO Feet toil o f others. He would not aid in repelling the enemy from his native land, but would enjoy the Between First nnd Second Streets on Sanford Am tranquility of peace and th:* bless­ ings o f liberty earned by his com­ A t $010.00 per front foot. patriots. The life of service is the happy life. Inactivity superinduces indiffer­ ence, and indifference means soon­ er or later criminal negligence, sloth and “ filthy rags." the prin­ ciple of righteous activity is in­ cluded in the economy of life; it H en H ora. 3> 2102 F ir s t S t. is in the created universe, in all nature. "M y Father worketh hith­ erto, and I work," said the Master. ■ m i l l l l l X l l l l M l l l l l l l l l l l X X I ■■■!■■■ « * « » • « The fact that man is given the ability and intelligence to work, that he knows what is constructive ii and what i* destructive carries with it tlie implied command for him to exercise his talents and intellect in obedience to the com­ mand. "Work while it is "day, for the night cometh when no man can work." He who rests in idle­ Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your pr-? ness will not only be useless to those about him, hut will develop a mental attitude that is certain to affect for ill, not only himself, but those ab..ol him. Britt-Chiltenden Realty Company, l A l l e n & B ren t AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanford JOES N O T SEEM FA It OUR S A L E S FORCE are EXPERTS M IA M I IIK R A I.I) W c guarantee Satisfaction. A rather startling decision has ed n < the equivalent o f cash hoen made by the commissioner of and the profit realized from internal revenue with reference to the transaction is income for income taxes upon the sale of the year in which the initial property disposed o f at a profit. payment was made and tlu ob­ It has been the custom, espec­ ligation* as .timed. ially in Florida, where real estate This rule, if it shall become the ■Ii * have been frequent and num­ permanent policy of the depart­ erous, to take part of the purchase ment, will cause a great deal of price in the form of a mortgage confusion, net in say embarrass­ upon the property disposed of. ment to a great many Florida peo­ Many grantors have taken as ple, and it i- to he doubtful wheth­ low as twenty-five per cent <.f the er the ruling is just and fair, value of the property in rush and t erlainh .1 mortgage for defermen nave taken bark a Hr t inort-1red payment is not eash ami does irnge o m * un the remainder o f , not become i :i . r until it is paid, the amount due. I licit when tin Many moitgngex are foreclosed income tax return was required to and ......... . vendor is forced Tnrnpn is facing n milk shortage and Fort Lauderdale is having ire MV F A V O R IT E STO RIES shortage. Two more reasons why By IR V IN S. COBB Nanford is liettcr place to live. ■ o------ Little Evelyn run into the cut the mother. According to the Tampa Times, tage in the North Wood* where "A kitty cut, that’s vrii<>. I want a minister recently declared that she wa* spinning the summer with report as income merely the to hid in the property at fo/eclosto make friends with her " there are no saxaphones in hell. her parents. “ A kitty cat 7" :,T n ,.rVY V f'rM. '’!‘>’ment. ure sale ....... t„ nr„tcct himself. That’s a distinct advantage at that. "Oh, mama/' she cried, "where The theory h i, been that as the A* he generally bids in the prop“ Yessum. I just now found a is the bottle of lisleriue!" inoitgag- lid t • repic nil .ash, erty at the face of the mortgage, lovely strange kitty eat out ill the at the time, it would not he neces- he ran make no claim for tos*. "What do you want with the woods. She's nice and tame amt Our office buy says yesterday sary to report the taking ,,f the i Hence, he ha* paid an Income tux he was greatly touched by the lisleriue?" asked her mother. she is tin awfully pretty kitty, with mortgngc. "F o r hiillotosis," said Evelyn, a big bushy tall ami while and Rtory o f an unfortunate man, in on money which lie never rcceivBut now comes the com mission e l and there is no apparent wpy fart ho was touched for his last whose family read the advertise black stripes idown her thirling who rules that the whole amount by which In- may secure a refund. meats in the magazines and believ­ back and the euiuiingest Idach dime. ed what those advertisements said. eyes but. mama, sin- has a per­ o f the purchase price must he re­ i he income tax law does not "W ho ha* the haliotosis?" asked fe c tly terrible breath." ported as income for the year in “vein to attempt to collect a tax Sign in a New York restaurant W H A T DID you think o f doing which the sale was made. window: "N o nuts served without tor future incomes, and yet that with Y O U R Iturdensonie body, or This is the commissioner's rulfifty cent dinners." That's too ju-t what this ruling would e f­ is the subject too disagreeable |ing, as published in papers printed THOSK “ GOOD” O LD D A YS much restriction to nlaco all at one fect if it shall be sustained by the for completion? It ought not to ! in the community where an opin­ courts. COLLIERS MAGAZINE time. he, for it is inevitable. ion was asked which brought forth Due injury to business and to We are here for u few years the ruling: Who were you in the good year I he favorite forbears o f yours Arithmetic proves that eventual­ business men will be tbat investi­ only, and shall be gone a bmg Deferred payment sale* of gations will have to be made into ly less and less equals nothing. M ill? That’s only five centuries would sicken you now by their ab­ time. To this writer, cremation real estate not on the instalDoes this mean that sooner or later back. Suppose you could line up solute indifference to dirt, disease seems the simple: t, tidiest solu­ previous transactions and where /mint plan may he divided gen­ the ladies won't be wearing any your thousand, more or less, an­ and death, Women were very old tion. Like having a tooth pulled, the owner o f property has not r ‘ ■ erally into two elasses. The bathing suits at all? at forty-five and men at fifty. it's soon over, am it is easier for ported the mortgage taken as cash, cestors o f Jeanne D'Arc’x time. Their teeth were usually gone. first class includes those cases i will now be compelled to pay the survivors. Would there he one among them o f deferred payment sales of Writing bis Utopia a century i the amounts of money so withheld, Today’s best laugh: War will all that you could stand for? Or real estate in which one- j I his will work a considerable T H IS D IS Q U IS IT IO N is sug­ never bo eliminated until wc get otic that would stand for you? later, Sir Tltomas Moore expected fourth or more of the purchase hardship, and it is to he hoped that Ti „ ,,tt , -.. 1thl' population of an ideal country rid o f that greatest battle song of lliey lived to « different world, a lto remain stationary or even to gested by u news item. "W illiam price is paid iri cash nnd, be­ the ruling will not.be Upheld in Rockefeller Builds Mausoleum— ail— "H ere Comes the Bride.1'— *l«t world, a place of powers and fall off. cause o f the margin afforded , th" courts, where it is proposed A tomb o f 20 Catacombs in Sleepy Little Rock Democrat, by the substantial first pay­ j the question shall be threshed mi nudes. Above it in the sky, not I Itut they did love bright colors, Hollow Cemetery Cost $250,1)00.” ------------ ------------ment the obligations are treatas high up as our airplanes go, rtrong drink, loud laughter, or wild out. By "20 Catacombs" the newspa­ When we get wh°ro we en»i *ttcxk was heaven. Below was hell. In wailing, a big gorge of food after r foe per w riter probably meant twenty to Boh Holly o f Sanford, face to between roamed contending saints hunger. They built noisy hou noisy houses little compartments to accomo­ face, we are going to ieu nun and demons. land churches with queer comic date twenty bodies. What a something that wo dasn't put in these ancestors stayed put. In decorations on They wore gloomy social group. Death and the wind * *'* the m ail.-O cala Star. J- II. JA C K SO N what we call Its “ horror" ought to lie most useful. Every time a Long Timu Loans on Residences nnd Business Property. man thinks o f death he should say to himself, "m erciful Heaven! I Easy Repayment Plan ( had better atop thinking nnd get you with kicks 1out and DO SO M ETH IN G worth O ffice in new Mcrriweather Building o f ruler* T « ik » i» u 7" ~ l'ur* f8, >'011 ' "•'■ed their while, fo r I shall soon he gone, nfter ns n leceii I r l .11 . c ) l'or* i fear-n or wtuIIi , you might well be ! and they w ill be asking, ‘ what nft I.Mii.l or '"din.I of past |torn limb from limb t lit, r.,|l> » .m.ljshnll we do with the remains7* and 2nd SlrectPhone O il what did he amount to ? ” ' I f you have Property you want sold—U jI it and kiss it good-bye. ALLEN AND BRENT 110 I'.. Second Street, Sanford, H*t- A REAL BARGAIN' FOUR LOTS, CLOSE T O N E W $50,000 U l OUY. E A S TE R N EXPOSURE. SIZE 221 FT. BY 15-1 FT. Price $8000 TERM S. n b Seminole Business Exchan^ 221-K. First Street, Opposite Postoffice a a a H B a g g g B B HHaBBE|ai|||||1|||||||||HaB]|:iXg RMaiiaa •aunNN B B BaggH BB B aflB BB B ggBH B ciH B H nB ailBH O *0 i EXTERMINATE ANTS ll U T H E BO G ART A N T POISON is carried to thetfj ?y ar,ts and fed to their young— all die. Ever.' 5 is G U A R A N TE E D . Miule in Florida. 23 Cents— All Drugf Used Everywhere A B E R N E T H Y PHARM AC' Formerly Bogart Pharmacy Alfred H. Ahernethy Daytona Beach, H i i a i u i i i i i i a i i a x x a i i B i i l l . . . M l l l K g iii| ___ * t 1 �>» r r ■ ance win t a V o ffc w d Thursday night, cash> prizes being tendered the three best amateur ic ts pruthr •ented., I t ’s a long tim e since Sanford's. Ilocal talent jtas bad an oprtunity to display it’s histronic fortunil MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. bility and this inovation should ability T E L E P H O N E : — B ea. 428-J. fie looked forward to, by the local DEADWOOD, S. D., Aug. 5 show loving :folks, with deep in­ Epworth Leagu e Is B O O K S O F SOCIAL A reproduction o f the early gold terest." rush in the Black Hills o f South Entertained at Hom e IN T E R E S T ADDED Dakota w ill be stager! here in O f Miss A lice M cK in TO C IT Y L IB R A R Y 'Billgaria Issues A Dendwood's annual celebration of “ The Days o f ’76” on August 12, W arning to People 13 nnd 14. The First Department o f |he Hy MRS. V A N NESS BROWN Senior Epworth I^eaffue entertain­ On Jewish H atred A duplicate o f the mining seted at the regular business and soc­ Tw o books have recently been ______ j tlenient that existed in the sevenial meeting at the home o f M ias'Riven to the Library bv Mr. r f.OFlA, Aug. I.— General R o u s - ' *les nt l*adwood Gulch has been A H c Goodins M .KIm on W . .t M. lu rr y . writton £ r.cff, minister o f the interior, re- fMnWMd and in it a pageant, tyKeith Vaudeville Star O ffers cently Central Avenue Tuesday evening. issued a warning against p'M'ing tne characters and life of thors, and should prove nfTnecinl The McKim home was artistical­ Exceptionally Pleasing En­ demonstrations o f hntred toward 1 . „ ! >ntu’ r days, w ill be presentInterest to library .jntrons. They ly decorated with quantities o f zin- are “ Taliahas tertainment, Asserts Man­ Jew* in Bulgaria, while address­ ed. The reproduced mining settle­ nins and fern. Following an inter-ISallie E. HlnVe^nnd “ T h e v ” 1'" '’ r ager Joseph L. iMarentette ing the Democratic Union, the ment will include dnnee halls, sa­ loons nnd gambling dens, while estinc business meeting a social I the Old South” by Mrs v A r° , ° f group of parties in power. hour was enjoyed. The occasion I Ware F-opes * ‘ Nldl0,ns persons representing the leading “ I * 1!086 of >°u who relish snappy ’ “ The government an the citizen­ characters o f the frontier mining was in the form o f a kid party and I The fir s t' book bv Mi. at o t K w°uld thoroughly en­ ship of Bulgarin are greatly dis­ town. Wild Rill, Calamity Jane, there weYe many quaint and uni- gives a very interesting joy Miss C.ertrude Moody’, nre- turbed by any display o f hatred Colorado Charley and California que costumes among the company. o f the early days of Tallahassee, and persecution against Jews in Kid games and contests helped to with a sketch o f the Murats. la n ^ u T ’ ° n t[l0,hoanis nt the Mi- Bulgaria," said General Rousseff. Joe, will figure promiently in the sev' " _ V ? 'v.Pl'k- announces Man­ pass the evening very pleasantly. pageant celebration. ernl Indinn legends, fact, concern­ ager J. L. Marentettc. "AH ’ governments in the past Miss Fannio Bell Priest and Jack Pioneers o f the frontier days ing the founding o f the cnpitol and have regarded Jews as good UulDuren were awarded prizes for other historical fncts. will assist the directors o f the cel­ tnb.nl* Mr 1^ 8 n S0Prnno o f rnre arian citizens, because our Jews the best costumes, ebration in making nn accurate re­ in u vtuB,'n w. th Bron°unced versaot thp °M South” y no manner have shown that production o f the life o f that pe­ . ahlc to put over song num* Refreshments o f ice cream cones i bv .Mrs. Eppes is called “ A bit of they are less devoted to the coun­ riod. hers with a swing that makes your and l o l l y pop3 were served. period history." and gives intimate feet mis-behave. The Milano man­ try than other citizens. The in­ pictures o f plantation life in the agement Is fortunate in being able dications, here and there, o f nntiL IB R A R Y S T O R Y HOUR Otd South, with the changes that to secure for the people o f San­ Jewish sentiment must be nscrib- A N E X H IL A R A T IN G EFFE CT have come about, ami sketches of ed to a weak sense of patriotism A bottle of Herbine on the shelf The Story Hour next Saturday the Southern negro of the present ford a really big time vaudeville nnd the absence o f a realization of ? m‘ l*V ' s °nly made possible nt home is like having n doctor will be held ns usual at ten o'clock day. thi,._g t*.e fact that Miss Moody duty to the state. , >n the house all the time. It gives and will be in charge o f Mrs. Both o f these authors are among Spirit’ “ On the first demonstration o f |instant relief when the digestion Frank S. Vernay, who is an exper­ intlahasseos most honored resi­ contracted the ‘ Florida while mnkng a tour <>f the Keith such a sentiment the minister o f ! gets out o f order or the bowels ienced story teller. A ll the young dents and are well qualified to houses down here last winter nnd the interior hns arranged to have (fa il to act. One or two doses is nil people are invited to attend. Sev- write on the subjects they have _ _ l ___ _ — ... —> . i1nii...:L..I It • . . now contemplates makim- Florida vigorous steps taken against th e ; that is necessary to start things eral new visitors were present described. Reviews on these hooks her home, but just what point, she guilty persons. I bog nil Jews moving and restore that fine feellast week and enjoyed the pro­ have been written by Mrs, Berry has nnt a. yet decided on. She is who are citizens of Bulgaria to ing o f exhilaration nnd buoyancy gram given by Miss Helen Vernny. and appear in recent numbers of beginning to see the Sanford ‘light’ communicate such movements to o f spirits which belongs only to Those who took part were Eloise one home magazine, ‘‘The Florida and maybe it will be right here. the autthorities, in order that we perfect health. Price 60c. Sold by Winn, A lice DeCoursey, Elizabeth Mucker.” where Mrs. Berry’s reg­ George Broekham, well known may perform our full duty.” Lnney’s Drug Store. L efler and Katherine and M argar­ ular contributions are always wnit- to local music lovers, is playing et Vernay. ed with much Interest. The w lM accompnnlment— n , ... . , . ! Mucker" is also a delightful con- rare combination, indeed, o f musi­ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a cvenuig from Miami to spend a trihution to Florida's list 0f mac- cal art. few days with his parents Mr. and azinea, and contains many articles The Milano management an­ Mrs. E. J. Rivers, tic* left today of local and state-wide interest nounces that an amateur perform­ fo r Daytona where he will stay a short time before returning to Mi- j iHa i a a a a a a a a a a a K ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ami. ■■■saaaaaaaaa Cfut o i a e e )NE;_ 0 f f l « 148 ,ocial ilendaf enterS c r Wednesday Mbs Florence w -a rw s S ffilkinson Vocrt w'll enterPin . rJtT WedncsF “ £ { X , com pH- ,*P>W 1'- , 2 S i » 'i" ' * h“ - K o Jrtstia n TemprT^fir regular busiL j meeting Friday JS j# o’clock at her Icifftt and Holly Avc, rsonals _____i ' f [aictte left Sunday M of friends in * nlE. J. Mundy have a pleasant visit to C. Iliams returned Tuesth Carolina where he eks. |Runyan of Steubcnthe attractive guest iret Cox. vr o njor \ fy {a t f($ e i!it ^ n W {i± c c ia {w n a f f il ia t e d 5 T he S a n f o r d G r e d it A upas and Hampden W onl has been received from E ft for a short trip Miss Beulah Brown o f this city Itiv northern part o f that she has been to Canada nnd Ningnra Falls nnd is on her way to New York City and other points |ris and Miss Fiorina o f interest. Miss Brown will not S*on arrived Tuesday return to Sanford this winter but I the guests o f Miss w ill enter school this fa ll either in New York City or Boston. With Dorris Kenyon D ANCES-- guests, ttpm.m, Miss Alma ai Filethia Kctchins laimn made a con- |*'kring to Daytona Viw lt: KU’^ t>{ Sanford M attress Factory r * * “ "ml Sunday Phone 402-M [mg wWli! ^ cc*denls Occurring !o Children hl‘ ^krcs of Six nnd Sixteen Years. ITi!1' ,Sl M ............... $1,000.00 Vr-,.' E X P E N S E ........ 25.00 per week t Xl itSE ........... 25-00 per week .......... ■ There is nn adage to the effect that In w h o dances ‘‘ must pay the fiddler.” ; THURSDAY N IG H T IS A M A T E U R N IG H T Cash Prizes J It is strange how some folks think they can dunce without paying. Just why they insist nn deluding themselves to this extent is difficult t<> explain, for, to date, there is no record of any one having gotten anything of value for nothing. Tile world simply doesn’t function that way. ■ Rehearsal Thursday Morning at Eleven ■ HATS 1.1 ,)|N(i CUTS, BRUISES, BITES E TC ) Union Suits Some styles originally sold for $8. Regard­ less of form er prices these shoes are now Wc are offering our Topkis Brand nt re­ duced prices. Judt the style to keep you cool. Sold the world over for $1.00. Now $2.98 79c v'-fl j - f ,y £ttITXfnza 2s z ^? V LADIES AND MENS READ Y-TO -W EAR F IR S T ST.. O P P O S IT E POST O F F IC E 1 *1*1 It SILK HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Silk Vests I t 115— - E L4* ..V ilTt.-. J a r. r i £ (V-*-. '■ h J /A One Lot Silk Teds Van Raalte, Jer­ sey Silk Vests. Fine q u a 1i t y white and flesh. A ll sizes fo r Van Raalte and Mohawk. A 11 pure silk Crepe. $1.45 $2.95 each ’to •> M I f m 5 Muslin U nderw ear T i) I/ / H vri Chiffon Silk Hose Lot o f Muslin gowns, teds, bloomers, line, soft finished nainsook, lace trim ­ med, ‘ ‘ Dove Brand” $2.50 and $3.00. Van Raalte Hose : Van Raalte make, fine sheer, all pure silk, new shades. Black Ful fash ion, and white. $2.50 new shades, $1.05. I'heonix H eavy all pure thread silk in all the i ; ... Vi Unre Silk Hose— Fill fash ion. W A ll shades, black and white $2.00 pair. J|U ! Children’s Socks— I ’heonix lisle and pure silk. Short and ::i lengths. Ilf’S A ll shades and sizes c 11 Is N ever Uphill to the Men on the Level Ul special O fferin g during the month of August ^ IN STO N , G eneral A gen t, I M * » Phone 707 Une ol^ L ife, Health and Accident Contracts M en’ s Shoes $1.95 n 40c to 85c pair. Annual Premium $10.00 * * H U F F , Local A g e n t frW * »j V t *♦*»»* f t 1.1 Eoys and Girls in Good Physical Con•dtion (w hite risks only. •Masonic Building. L A D IE S ’ H O S IE R Y High quality with unusual durability and neat appearance make these silk hose a decided selling event. Only ...................................................... ....... ................................. ................................... However, something will have to he done un­ less the slow pay situation is remedied. There is only one fair thing that can tie done— let those who dance pay the fiddler. It is hoped that this will not be necessary. 5.00 to $100.00 °L Life Insurance Co. $ 1 . 0 0 to $ 1 . 9 5 ■ a m B iz B iiK «ia a z B K iK B s a a 3 ia a a a a a a a a mHa B H H a B a B ia ia a M a m True, this indifferent attitude is in the minor­ ity. Hut the minority is too great. It is not fair to make the majority pay a higher price for mer­ chandise because the minority are indifferent about meeting their obligations on time. And it will not ho done. 0 L I CY t And Don’ t Forget This indifference is costing the merchants o f Sanford too much. Often it means that he must go to the bank and borrow money at the prevail­ ing rate of interest in order to pay his employes, his rent, his insurance and for new merchandise. All because of the too prevalent indifference on the part of many customers. Accident [J We are closing out our complete line of summer millinery at prices that mean a tremendous sav­ ing for you. S J it may lie absent mindedness on the part of some. It may be carelessness. It way lie bad memory. There are a lot of reasons that may be the cause for slow pay. But. judging from all ap­ pearances, the real reason in most cases m indif­ ference— pure, unadulterated indifference! THE CHILDREN’S e x p e n s e $ 6 .9 5 & $ 9 .5 0 5 With Ricardo Cortez, Gretta Nisson Many customers, most of them in fact, will lie right on time with their payment. Some will he slow, some slower— and some will let the matter die of old age— if they can. N otice Ladies— V' Here is an opportunity— the chance o f the season to purchase frocks o f unusual quality at prices that are ridiculously low. In The Nam e o f U>ve” It’s hill-paying time again. The merchandise you bought and charged to last month’s account should he paid for now. Not thirty nr sixty days from now— hut NOW, as was agreed when you charged it. *larbary. Miss MarP J «4 Mis- Lillian For New Mattresses, renovating, ■■it this morning for upholstering, upholstery materials CALL While n, T h .o DRESSES M E N ’S O X F O R D S H IR T S l Some will be slow because they have met with adverse circumstances. There is reasonable ex­ cuse for delayed payment in such cases. No merchant in Sanford wants to he "hard." On the contrary, there is not one who isn’t glad to exer­ cise the greatest leniency in such cases. It is not to those who can’ t pay promptly that this adver­ tisement is direct. It is to those who can but do not. i -{ ■ COMING T H U R S D A Y ■ B AR B EC U E | Eat barbecued sandwiches at Rose Drive Filling Station, three miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked by experts. pound)t With collar attached— in white and blue. The high quality shirts only “A Thief in Paradise” ■■ •[ T H A T W IL L S A V E YO U M O N E Y ON TH E SCREEN |ez has returned to Florida leads nil states in the Ft. Lauderdale and production o f celery. California ected with the Gon- and New York are respectively second and third. A bulletin from Co. the state agriculture department |rs. T. I). Mack nnd makes this statement. and Mark, o f Win* The bureau now has a leased fere visiting friends wire from the department o f a g ri­ N ay. culture in Washington which give;; I Brady, who has been daily reports on seasonal quota­ ] guest of Miss Mina tions and general market informa­ s today for Ocala tion. time. FOR HOM E A N D S T A B L E p ---[Speer nnd son, VlvThe extraordinary Borozone ave today fo r New treatment for flesh wounds, cuts, [here they go to buy sores, galls, burns and scalds i> the store. just ns effective in the stable as in the home. Horse flesh heals with Katherine Schirard remarkable speed under its power­ |Jay from Palatku ful influence. The treatment is tin the guest o f her same for animals ns fo r humans. [ellie Ray. First wash out infectious germs with liquid Borozone, and the Bo­ ^it. who was the di- rozone Bowder completes the heal­ letics in the high ing process. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c the past week, re- and $1.20, Powder 30c and 60c. S’ew Vi irk this week Mold by I .atiey's Drug Store. been spending the and s s o c ia t io n and Just a Few of our Specials ‘“ M irthful Melodious Moody” (G ertru d e) W ill sing “ A labam y Bound” again Tonight w it h here r; The Milane —Tonight :[ between Leesburg — County w ill more than double yield o f grapes this N. C. Belle peaches— 3 year, according to report. 21 cents— Plggly W iggly, f \ o f highway Ocala Highway nt cost o f $G00,000. GERTRUDEMOODY SCORES BIG H IT IN ACT AT MILANE I t la the source o f pleasure tc her many friends to know that [Hutchinson has gone Miss Essie Whittle is convalescent Palm Reach where from n long illness and has re­ ['relatives and friends. turned to her duties with the A t­ lantic Coast Line Railroad. nith, Pageant I n South Dakota To Depict Black Hills Bush West Palm Beach— County to Daytona— County to vote on 12/., vote bond issue to widen Dixie 000,000 bond issue for construction ■m The Yowell Company T H IS IS THE AGE OF SE R V IC E — JOIN T H E C H AM B E R OF COMMERCE A N D SERVE YOUR CITY * ^ T in : S a f f il ia t e d a n f o r d G ....................... .......... ... w it h r e d it S A s s o c ia t io n i i i u i i i a i i i i a i i m i i N i i i |i H ,« « > i | > l< * * ,< i ............. �k '- X AY, AUGUST 5, Ian■ .122m Tampa Scbring—Constr ita rt • Immediate! eaiino for U M pitched balls resulted in fiv e runs in this inning when McManus dou­ bled with the bases filled nnd was brought In on Jacobson's home run over the left field fence. Score by innings: Sanford Cops 2nd OXFORD CLAIMS Contest Of Series TELESCOPE A S From H ighlanders OWN INVENTION St Louis __ 017 100 001—10-15-3 Hoston _____ 010 101 401 — 7-11-1 Batteries: Paxton and Dixon; Ftihr, Ross nnd Bischoff. Mnckmen’s Ace Hangs Up His Eleventh Victory; Senators I Defeat Detroit and Yanks Beat Indians Four to One 1 How They Stand FLO R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E (Scrotal H alf) P H IL A D E L P H IA . Aug. 5.— Th ■ Won Lost Prt. Philadelphia Athletics found their 8 .784 Tampa ................... 2!* batting oyc» Tuesday and won their 17 .595 Lakela n d ................25 second game o f the aeries with the o«i ,430 17 Chicago White Sox 1) to 3. Gray St. Petersburg „ 33 .211 Sanferd ................. 9 pitched great ball to win his elev­ enth triumph o f the season but took things too rnsy in the ninth and was relieved with the base* full and none out by Baumgartner, who stopped n Chicago rally. Chicago ..........000 000 111-3-7-1 Philadelphia 002 030 40x— 9-10-0 Batteries: Thurston, Cvengroa nnd Crouse; Gray, Baumgartner and Cochrane. Y A N K S D E F E A T IN D IA N S N E W YO RK, Aug. 5.— The Yan­ kees made it three out o f four from the Cleveland Indinns by winning Tuesday's game, I to 1. A seventh inning rally which brought across three New York runs contributed largely to the downfall o f the S|Miiker tribe. K arr's wildness nnd erratic play b'y the Cleveland Infield aided the victory. Shocker went the route for the Yankees, keeping the seven hits garnered o ff his delivery well Muttered. The entire series is un­ ique in that not a single pitching change was made in any of the four games, by either team. Score by innings: Cleveland ....... 010 0(10 000-1-7-1 N ew Y o r k ...... 000 000 30x 1-0-0 Batteries: Karr ami Myntt; Shocker and Schnng. N A T IO N A L LE A G U E Won Lost 53 P ittsb u rg h ............. 48 42 New Y o r k .............58 4(5 C in cin n ati............. 53 17 Brooklyn ...............48 50 Phialdclphla .......... 40 53 St. Louis .............. 48 55 Chicago ................. 43 Boston .. ................ 41 Cl Pet. .598 .580 .535 .605 .479 .475 .139 ,402 A M E R IC A N L E A G U E Won Lost Philadelphia ......... (54 33 30 W ashington............03 48 C h ica g o .................. 54 no St, L o u is ............... 51 52 D e t r o it ................... 50 C levela n d ....... .. .. 47 50 New Y o r k .............. 44 08 Boston .. „ ............ 29 Pet. .000 .030 .531 .505 .490 .15(5 .4 10 .299 SO U TH ERN LE A G U E Won Lust 48 New Orleans .........(SO 52 A tla n ta .................. (SO M em phis............... 58 50 54 N a s h v ille ............... 55 55 Chattanooga........... 52 M o b ile ................... r>4 58 Little R o c k ............ 52 58 Birmingham ......... 49 59 Pet. .550 .530 .508 .505 .ISO . 132 .473 .451 DO Philadelphia Mnkes It Three Out of Five From Ueade/H; Freak Home Run HcntsNew York; Cubs Defeat Dodgers PITTSBURGH, Pa., Aug. 5— Philadelphia won a three out of five gnmos from the Pittsburgh Pirn tea by taking the final game o f the scries Tuesday, 8 to 4. The Phillies drove Morrison from the mound in the first inning before a batsman bad been retired. Shee­ han, who relieved him, was effec­ tive with the exception of the fourth inning. He retired in the eighth for a pinch hitter, Culloton pitching the final inning. Score by innings: Philadelphia .100 31)0 010— 8-11-1 Pittsburgh .. 000 102 010-1- !1-1 Batteries: Mitchell nnd Henline; Sheehan, Morrison nnd Smith, G IA N T S LOSE ST. LOUIS, Aug. r ,._ ' Louis Cardinals won tmln the Giants, I to 2. Score by innings: New York 000 010 010 St. Louis . 100 010 Q2x Batteries: Dean nnd Shcrdell nnd O’Fnrrell. (Continued from Page One) first base, fley out to Wade in center field. Alford reached first on nn error nnd Kelly did likewise, going to second on the overthrow while A l­ ford scored. Kelly tried to make third but ns he dodged Kowalski, he missed the banc and was put out. Dumas flew out to Brazier in center field nnd Wade was out second to first. Several Casual lien The game was one o f sickness nnd accidents. In the first inning Umpire Ware became ill and at the beginning o f the second frame was relieved by Kry o f Lakeland nnd Chapman of Sanford. In the third, as a result o f an injured finger, Doyle was forced to withdraw from the game and Edward* replaced him nnd Ery went in to play first base. Cusack took E ry’a place ns one of the umpires in the third but was rent in to bat for. Surface in the fourth nnd “ Red". Craig o f the lakeland hurling sta ff took his place. LAKELAND AB R II PC) A K Buckley, 2b ........ 5 0 0 3 3 1 Kowalski, 3b 3b"”...! 5 0 l 4 0 2 ...4I l) Welsh. If 0 .3 0 0 Brazier, cff ..... ....41 2 2 3 0 0 Kdwards, lb-c 22 0 0 -I 1 () Williams, ss as __ .. I4 0 1 0 3 0 .Surface, rif..........I 0 0 0 0 ...... ...1 0 Cusack, r f ........ 2 0 1 0 0 0 Doyle, c-lbh !!!!!! ........ TI 0 0 3 1 0 . i Kry. lb .............. Ii 0 0 1 1 0 Luther, p .......... 3 0 0 0 2 0 ( T B S TR IM DODGERS CHICAGO, Aug. 5,— Chicago gained an even break in the fourgame series with Brooklyn by tak­ ing tlie final game, 5 to 2. Orborne pitcher in fine form, until the eighth inning when he weaken­ Totals ..32 ed. A I! S A N FOR Ij Score by innings: Dumas. If .......... . ... 3 Brooklyn .. .. 002 000 000-2-0-4 Weal her by , 2b ... 3 Chicago 020 100 020-0-7-3 Wade, c f -1 flatteries: Osborne and Taylor; Friable, i s ....... 1 i SOUTH A T L A N T IC I.EAG UK 2 Meljuc, 3li Won Lost Pet. Alexander and Ch. i .052 Bailey, ll> W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 5.— Tom C h a rlotte............... C>0 32 .581 ......3 Moore, rf. Zachary held Detroit to four bits Spartanburg........... 51 39 .533 Alfrod, e ... 4 Tuesday and the Senators made Macon .................... 49 43 o .522 ...u Kelly, p it three victories in four starts by A u g u sta ................ 48 II .495 winning 5 to 2. Zachary allowed A sh e ville................ 10 47 43 48 .473 three of the hits in the second in­ Greenville ........ Totals .....30 30 5 1 8 27 8 1 53 .121 ning and these with an error gave Colum bia................39 Score by innings: 03 .330 < the Tigers their two runs. The K n o x ville............... 31 Lakeland ............... 010 100 00—2 1 Washington pitcher fanned seven Sanford 130 100 00*—5 CHICAGO, Aug. 5.— The 'Antis batter*, hit n triple and scored Summary: Three base hits. Bra­ Saloon League oi America Will zier, Wade, Bailey, Metjue. First two runs. Manager Iturky Harris, open its convention here the first l ane mi balls, of Luther 4, Kelly bagged two doubles and two siuday after the November election, gles In four times at bat. 0. Struck out, by Lulher 5, Kelly , which F. Scott McBride, general 7. Left on bases, Lakeland 10, San­ Score by innings: superintendent, said would l|.iv Detroit ........ 020 000 000—2-1 -2 ford 0. Double plays, Williams to FLO RID A S T A T E L E A G U E nn important bearing on the fu­ Buckley to Kry. First base on er­ .Washington . 001 010 30*— G-10-1 Sanford 5; Lakeland 2. ture program o f the league. The Tampa 3; St. Petersburg 3. Gama league has not met here since ror?, Lakeland 1, Sanford 3. Hit BROWNS B E A T RED SOX by pitcher, Buckley and Kowalski, railed sixth, rain. 1909, when national interest was ’ K'dlv Saerifiee hits, Edwards. BOSTON, Aug, 5. The St. Leifs directed towards Illinois because of ltrownx made n clean sweep o f the Weatherby, Cusack. Stolen ba.- *. N A T IO N A L LE A G U E the development of the local option Mi-tpie. Ware, Ery. Chnpiqqq, Cu­ three-game series with the Boston Brooklyn 2; Chicago f>. movement. Bed Sox by taking the final. Ill Philadelphia 8; Pittsburgh 1. _ “ Now Illinois, and pratindnrly sack and Craig. Time 2 hours. to 7. The Issue was derided in the No\y York 2; Si. Louis L, .L’ hkuijo, lias become tile center o f third inning when Ftihr was scor­ Only three scheduled. natloinil interest, because this state ed on seven times. Two successive has been made the center of wet AMERICAN LEAGl'I movements to break down prohi-i Detroit 2; Washington 5. FLORIDA S T A T E I.EAGI I billon enforcement,” the league' Chicago 3; Philadelldn 1). Lakeland at Sanford. raid. St. Louis 10; Boston 7, The convention will come to Chi­ St. Petersburg at Tampa. Cleveland 1; New York I. cago at tlu- invitation of the Chi­ AMERICAN LEAGIT cago Church Federation. SOUTHERN A SSO C IATIO N •in Sunday, November 8, score* Chicago at Boston, A ll games postponed. of regular Arili-KuUm League ft , Louis at Washington. speakers will occupy the pulpits Detroit at New York. SOUTH A T L A N T IC LEAG U E at the morning services in the Cleveland at Philadelphia. Spartanburg-Macon, rain. churehes o f •Chicago, and the lead­ Asheville 5; Columbia 2. N A T IO N A L LEAGUE ing cities of Indiana, Michigan, Knoxville 3; Charlotte 2. Missouri. Iowa and Wisconsin. Boston at St. Louis. Greenville-Augusta, rain. Bishop Thomas Nicholson o f De­ Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. troit, national preodent, will pro New York at Cincinnati. ride. The bishop and Mr. McBride Philadelphia at Chicago. formerly were located here Yesterday’s Results Today’s Games Not Sntisifed That Credit for Invention Was Properly Placed; Have Controversy OXFORD, Eng., Aug. •).— Not satisfied that credit for the inven­ tion of the telescope had been pro­ perly placed, the subject has been gone into recently at Oxford with the result that a claim is made that the instrument was invented: at Oxford by an Englishman, and 1 that the only question to be de­ cided is whether that Englishman was Roger Bacon, or the Eliza­ bethan philosopher, Leonard Digges, Supporters of the Oxford claim ctedit Galileo with being the “ greatest advertiser” of the tele­ scope but insist that ho Aid not in­ vent it, nor did the Dutch spec­ tacle makers, who are accorded credit as the first who made the telescope an article of commerce. In favor o f the Oxford claim it is pointed out that in the thir­ teenth century Roger Bncori wrote: ‘■Glasses o f diaphanous bodies may be so formed thut the most re­ mote objects may appear just at hand, nnd the contrary, so that we may read the smallest letters nt r.n incredible distance, and may number things, though ever small, and mny make the stars also ap­ pear, as near as we please.” However, it is admitted that at this time it is impossible to know whether Bacon actually invented a telescope or merely worked out the theory upon which all magni­ fying glasses arc based. As to the possibility of Digges, an Oxford man, being the inventor it is said that in the middle o f the ICth century he found Bacon's ideas in a Bacon‘ manuscript, now lost, and went to work to produce glasses in accordance with them. I Digges died young with his work unfinished and it remained for his son, Thomas, to assert tlm fath­ er’-. claim ar. an inventor. The son is quoted ns saying his father o f­ ten demonstrated his glasses by tending from a distance the num1'ir and letters on coins thrown by friends on open fields. Cleveland delivered more cars during the six months of this year than in all twelve montl of 1924! And now the new Cleveland is ^ r e a d y settin even a faster pace. t Naturally enough. The new Cleveland achieves beauty of a kin rarely seen except in motor cars that cost a ranset sum to buy. ‘l M “One-Shot” Lubrication System ■**■• f Cleveland has pioneered automatic chassis lubrication — and Cleveland alone offers the "One-Shot" System. M ore than 25,000 Clevelands with the “One-Shot" System are n ow in use. You simply press a plung­ er under your heel— that’s all— and every part o f the chassis is flushed with fresh, clean lubricant under pressure. Good-bye grease guns! Good-bye oil cans! ( ' 4 *j-1 • - * * ^ ,v .*i Its great power-plant stands head and should above everyday standards in the delivery of pwer —in the w ay it flashes from a crawl to a race-aod in sheer never-get-tired endurance. Distinguished Sixes — *895 to *1725 All pflctt C o. b. Cleveland Sanford, Florida Irish A rc Returning To Restore Destroyed Properties at H o m e DU BLIN, Aug. 5.— 'There are many sign* in the Free State that wealthy families who, after the destruction o f their property, left for England': niti> Anxious to re­ turn. The compensation given for the destruction includes in most ca*es a condition for rebuild­ ing. and this condition is being fulfilled. Marquis of Lnnsdowne has re­ built o place at Dereen not far from Killarney which was looted and burned. The Marquis has been living in Dereen, and Ids.son and heir. Hie Earl o f Kerry, who is a member o f the Free State senate, also has a residence in the neigh­ borhood. C I.E V E L , pound* ON T1IK OCEAN FRONT Daytona Reach On Sanford Avenue. Only one M od from First St. For quick sale at i Kcrlouking-Uu) New Pier and Dance Hall The Chevrolet Motor C om pan y nnnotirici the following reductions in the prices Chevrolet closed models: Rooms 501-502. Rhone 95 First National Rank Ruildlng Service SALES FORCE means soim SAVE and THRIVE When you buy Diamond Tlrea from ua we agree to do tiller — Keep them In excel­ lent condition while you mra using them, ) — Repair any little cuts that may appear, — Occasionally change them from one wheel to another to even the wear, — Examine the tire Rape to aee that tube* are not being pinched. uoacn former price $735 Deposits That Speak Louder Than W ords former price $825 mir vfcw tli nmt »lr< iislH np,. •I llin helpful rcrvle. ul ml i \v .•« years of lt» exist cnee. This service and attention, along with Diamond quality, gives you t/ie greatest tire xa/ue in the world. W ight Bros. IlciuptiralrJ Co, Sanford, Florida • toIe(l[ounlij]l)ank Sanford, Fla. Sg> STRENGTH - SERVICE - I’ R O C liK s^ FI RST N A T I 0 N A I BANK ALL PRICES F .O.B , F LIN T. M IC H IG AN �SI ' ■ Lw*' c * SA N F O R D 5, 11 i 148 [ Classified Directory P R IN T IN G JD. BATES At • ***• | p lW « ‘ ,bo^ Advertising FO R RIG R E S U LTS P R IN T IN G F O R Q U ICK SE RVIC E, try T H E S E M IN O LE P R IN T E R Y , W. N. Ltimley, Prop. P R IN T IN G T H A T PLE A S E S , at very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Welakn Bldg. i«* ■ jj»* tw ■ * '"* ■tf M l l « the FORT advert I<AU[)EIU)AI K ! D A IL Y N E W S — It covers Brow -ard J ----------------------“ rowCounty thoroughly which is one or the most rnpidly growing sections on the Florida C o a lf Sample copy and rate card unon request. 1 „ rtrf*'*1 *° ' tM Ban•T%(pon«lhl* ,, |ni«rtl>in. rt/ .ubse-lO""! !t-et itiould b* R E A L K S TA TB i,? rr '/ —A* L For Sale in tvxt» L E A R N A B O U T Polk County and I<akeland, through the StarW IG H T P R IN T S H O P -P rin tin g Best advertising meEngraving, Embossing, See us Telegram. first. W e do It. Phone 417-W. dium in South Florida. Puhlishwl mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM — R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. Lakeland, Florida, u * « » ,of CO" ‘ 1,n,fth L\ ”>* flr,t ____ is no I ' In A d»»Bt* ** %rlU ►* t — i* > For Sale . f •— ------------------------- LUMBER delivered nin ? ‘ “ roUml Snr‘ f(>rd. yellow P>ne framing, sheathing, aiding, flotiring ceiling and finish. A t 3 LOTS ON M A G N O L IA A V E prices that are a savings to you. Vermont Lumber Co. Ustecn, Fla. Located in Sanford Heights, each lot has 00 feet frontage. Priced at J OR SA LE: 9 piece ilining room $lf»U0 with terms to suit you. suit. 4 piece living room suit. Mnny other odd pieces of furniture ic,Wer *> «trlc motor. LARGE SANFO RD A V E N U E CORNER Y* tm K fi!,0'.’’ 1(0 W. Sanford Ave. Phone 473-J. In Rose Court. Price 12230 for I-OR S A L E : New bungalow, 5 quick sale. Terms easy. rooms ail papered. large sieepmg porch. Screened front and back ROSE C O U R T LOTS porch. Partly furnished. Wants to «• P h o n e 148 J ___ For Sale FOR S A L E : Outside new limits, will lie $200 nor acre after Sep­ tember 1. Phone 308-W fo r pres­ ent price. FOR SA LE : Excursion ticket from J Jacksonville to W righ t, W arlow and Company Are Now Hecciving Application For C hattanooga. |B Tenn., good to August 11th, $5.00 Telephone 691, Wilson. FOR S A L E : For n quick turnover or development purpose* I have 80 acre* located dose in for only $300.00 per acre with good term*. Thi* will require quick action if you want it. Call phone 725 be­ fore noon Saturday. First Mortgage Loans on improved Business nml Residential Property in Sanford O H IO — Xenia. Make your salts through the Xenia (iuzi-tto, 7,enFunds immediately available subject to title J. E. SPU K I.IN G , subdivision in, Ohio. Rich agricultural disexamination. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ttict. Want nil and display rates W anted V ,r h;.-.4 i mi,« Orlando 3 adjoining lots in Rose Court. Rond at Citrus Heights. lando, Florida, and F l o r a on request. SI Mm each on terms of only $ 110 W A N T E D : From five to 10 acre* Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ A P P L IC A T IO N S FOR A P P R A IS A L S U»tF !■ c“** uf cash. way. unimproved bind within radius l im it e d CO LUM BU S (G a.,) LEDGER |T1*r.lH o f three miles of city. II. care The 8KK Classified uds have the largest F<?noS ^ , 'K : 2 Kust fr"nt lots r.Oxentail*• tborHerald. TIN AND METAL WORK room house «,n each uith Twtlh ratt,#> ru'* i circulation in Southwestern (ieor- . .l.io. . ------ “ n each with r will f * v « you giu. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. cloutile garage. Renting SIR 00 LA FU R L A V E N U E CLOSE IN .allun. And u W A N T E D : T o trade well located m DuROSti A N D H O L L E R per month. $132.00 income n venr a i , , ., . .III yo** SIG N S lots worth $4,000 a* part pay- j ■ ir *«nt »4- *° TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Located between 2 of best sub v I i l\ h lW? ,nrt’ ‘T " 0” ’ KKALTOUS Any Kind— Anywhere merit on newly finished stucco |£ ClTtellve. ers and fern growers of Volus­ divisions in Sanford. * loOtl 00 cash i j r ** y ahl M>|,arntl>lv " r ln I t noth* exceptionally easy terms. bungalow o f five rooms. No cash N ia county advertise in the DeLand or terms. J. H. Hutchinson, 1020 112 Park Avenue Mould Kl»« ,h* )' required. Price of bungalow is J u it -N icpe *' A o v Daily Newa, rute lc per word, cash Laurel Avenue. fafflc* «ddr*»» •• $7500. Address “ Bungalow" cate p liibona tiumw '« with order. Any of the above lots if purchas­ The Sanford Herald and give com­ Luita. About on* Form erly Sanford Sign Shop. I'OR SALK; 0 room bouse nearly ed now will bring big profits to thousand h»* * plete description of your property. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. A t M A IN E — Woterville, I th* ollirrs cunt completed on 3 acres very rich the purchaser before the beginning Morning jrttb you unloaa First Street. > Sentinel. Thousands of Maine celery land under high state of o f the winter season. W A N T E D : Boarders, with or with­ |if addrai*. people are interested in Florida cu ^,vn ,0!*' 20,0011 seedling trees out rooms. Mil Elm Ave. Phone JA M E S H. C O W A N — A ll kinds property. ■ tf« Stl‘AT B* Reach them through mufy to In* Im i Mim!, electric lights, 071 W. h«a at Tb* *■»o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. the Sentinel. Rate card on Up- home gas plant for cooking. Out­ W i'll located lots will lie greatly jafllra or bf W ater ard boat Tank*. A t Oak plication. houses und garage. This pluco hus in demand when the tourist* get W A N T E D TO RE N T: Small house [bitur dl»» “*•!»40 Acres A vei,ii» and Third Street. T e le ­ never liven flooded, lies close to here. A few dollars invested now or flat, prefer one furnished, by ■m valid. prompt. ICfflol*nt. phone 111._______________________ A L IT T L E W A N T AD IN The loading station. Pi ice $8,000.00. will make you big money. Adjoining the I'amoua Elder Springs on the Orlando Ruud. the year or will consider short •rvlca time furnished. State price. II. (5. H ERALD will bring you iii big Cash or terms. Owner entering Where a subdivision will include a big touriet hotel, ice Woolworth, Valdes lintel. result*. Advertise tho.e old nr- other business. J. ||, Hutchinson, B uilding M aterial plant niui laundry will be started soon. 1020 Laurel Ave. tii le t you have stored away and EAST FRONT L A U R E L AVE. W A N T E D : Tile public to know This property has iv spring which i* very much the ?ame a* have no use for. A little thirtyLOT the Elder Spring water and lias also more than a quarter of MIRACLB Concrete Co, general that they can get their auto re­ IIS a mile road frontage. cement work, aldewalk*, build­ cent ad may bring you .several hOR SALE: l ive lots 60 ft by pair work dune reasonable ami 117 ft. on Highland St. Between Near eleventh street. A real buy. work guaranteed by expert me­ Ideal fur *ub-dividlug, DI RECTORY ing block*, Irrigation boxee. J. U. dollars. Phone 148 und a repre­ sentative will call and see you. Oak and Myrtle, North exposure. Price SI 1(10. Terms, $300 cash. chanics. Wallace’s Garage, on Or­ Terwilleger, Prop. SUMMONS R E A L T Y CO. $ 14100 each, 1-t cash, balance 1, 2 balance $10 monthly, j flare tvltbla •••T lando Road. One mile from city Itfoplf uf Suufurd FLORIDA— O R LA N D O - Orlando nod 3 years. Box 393. H. M. RumbH IL L LU M B ER CO. Houie Pimm* 49*J. Sanford, Fla. limits. *i* o f t r n needed. Moniinw Sentinel; largest classi­ ley. Service. Quality and Price St t i k n e a r • » » fied business, rate lc n word, min­ A PARTM EN T BOI SE SITE W A N T E D TO BUY: A disc har­ rtqulred. I t le imum 24c cash with order. 1-OR S A LE : I'.xui i not in Snnff b a h c tl r s l l r *»• row. W. M. Young, 312 N. Park *re. ------------------------ ------------ | fn|d toil A. d Philips is and IfilixtlT on Park Avenue, an ideal ’ Avenue, HIE .MORNING JO U RN AL is tho can put you in line for handsome location fur a large apartment1 Booms Lor Bent Autom obiles home. Priced for a short time only W A N T E D : Colored cook. Apply accepted want ad medium lo|pfotit on 40 acre farm. •tt In This a r c h it e c t D E P E N D A B LE USED CARS 142*2 Park Avenue. at $7,6(10. Terms, $1,000 cash, lialDaytona (F la .) One cent a word IC T 0 R Y FOR R E N T — Room* with or with­ 1921 Dodge Touring. Marobtr 1. L A onee t, 2 and 3 year*. an in ertiun. Minimum 26c. out meals. Reasonable rate*. 192.7 Dodge Coupe. I0NK llo ** Uullitlng For Kent Lincoln House. 192.1 Dodge Coupe. IBS TAM PA D A IL Y TIM ES, Tampa, Oilando, Klerlda 1922 I lodge Touring. TWO l RAN Kl.IN TERR VCt ! FDR REN T: Two rooms Fla. Thousands read the clas­ j).’ " 1 FOR R E N T: Front ivdraoro Call 192.1 Dodge Graham 1 1-3 ton LOTS sified pages o f Florida’* Gre.il kitchenette furnished, 30d Elm at Milar? Tlm atie or 321 M ag­ Truek. Directory Home Daily, rate* 2 cetils a word. I Ave. nolia Avenue. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck Facing Ku t, high und dry. Streets Minimum 25c, cash with order. H IL T O N ’S 1. VV. Phillips’ Sons are io he paved. The present price FOR RENT: House*. — Multlgraphing, Sco John Write for complete rate card. IIAIUIK U SHOP Dodge lira*. Sale* and Service mailing— as you Mu« sun. Lost And Found We can sell your home, vacant is Shell) for the two. $410 cash, Phone 1 Oak and 2nd St 113 Mngnolia Ave. en you want It I PALM BEACH COUNTY — The Inis or small parcels :u,d ucieuge balance $118 every three month*. FOR R E N T: Good location, ai 6 First ClasH Barbers seeile of atu;.minus develop­ anywhere in Seminote, Orange, Vo111. K Porch. F in t Airdale. N otify trnctively furnished 1st floor, 2 LOST -Fem ale Special Attention ment. Read about it in the Palm lu ia and Lake Counties if you )k Bldg. Paul Bittner, Box 27. room apartment. 203 Park Ave. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION Given T o Ladies and Children. Beach Post. Sample copy sent on will list it with us from ten to ■on-rut.a .v o p a i n t 202 First Street request. LES FOR R E N T thirty day* with exclusive sale* l'P» l*i*'nt That Max** lc** FOR RE N T: Light house keeping Phone 713 Monet. light*. Just mail your price, rooms and sleeping looms, 1009 Manurin'turn! b) a sons 1Union Ave. Chinawure in EriKli.sh Porce- AD\ F.KTISING get* results if it terms and description to the Mlaeraiia-I.lndalr, r i l . l l .. |Brive It. . , _ , . . reaches potential buyers. Patiiilil hv I.OHMINO P A I N T I'OMPAN-I FOR R E N T: Three room furnish 2nd 8t. at It. R. lu lns, B u vn ria n and J a p a n es e h«tk:t Daily N. ^ is ciiculmed in MID-FLORIDA LAND I I * Men nulla A » * . FOR n VI.I-P Lot I II. extra large. id cottage 2011, Palmetto Ave. COM PANY China make lovely g ifts !|V* iudustrial and agricultural sccl-kone ITU Highland Ave. Quick sale $Ltn0. Rents for $.15.00 per month. Geo. FOB BIRR turn. 119 First National Bank, Sanford, SALE Terms. Fred VV. Ball, Phone 30o-.l* G. Herring. SERVICE Day Florida, P. O. Box 'Jtia Th e Ball H ardw are Fe*f* nil Iriiina HuePhone 725 A D V ER TISE in tiiu Journal-Her­ $1.01) FOR S A L E : Price other farm land I a P A R T M E N T for rent, furnished $1.50 Valin’s for Phone M l end M -W ald, South Georgia’* greatest within 5 mile of city then see or unfurnished. 3 rooms, ereen 7f»c N'nlues for r»oc newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, ACT QUICK AND WE SELL A. M. Philips, 3lb Oak Avenue. ill porch, private hath, dowustaus. CAFE Ilk*. QUICK! weekly and Sunday. CIsoMlied W . H. LO NG Apply K10 Elm Ave. G. T A Y L O R D Y E R rule* 10c per line. Wuyeru** Jour pee and Quality FOR S A L E : New line room bung­ A h L oiir A s They Last ual-lleiald, Waycrosa, Georgia. FOR R E N T: Unfurnished apart­ Icigna alow only $ I20u. Term*. Phone M EAT M ARKET l ’ainlittR— Decoratlntc ment, three rooms, private hath, ‘ ‘A (irontiT Sanford Tlmtugli II A C A F K TA M P A MORNING T R IB U N E — with hot water. Private entrance. V i l e Mouse PHONE 303 A (Jroak’ r Chamber of 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Ha. Send m your .cnhacripliun to the FOR S A L E : One horse and two I 919 Oak Avenue. |lcr. 105 \v. 1st St. Commerce" Tribune or hand it to your locul John Murpliv. horse wagons. dealer so you can lead Florida’.* Gimterville, Ha. U- CAFH greatest newspaper. Une year, Service and QualB IN K ’S F IL L IN G ACREAG E owners write tntntc$8.(«), ti month*. $luo‘, three month* Het and Park A re$2.00. If you desire $l,ood in*ur- FOlt SAI.E: Direct from owner. H. A . S P E IR dlntely if you want to sell, prefS T A T IO N i mice policy uJii 7fic to your order. ...... house, bath, electric erence given to railroad, highway, Contractor and Builder in : vt. c x t a t k — i x v K s r v t i : v r * light;*, « 1 ‘J uri t’H, 40 ornnp* ti * t* s ami wntor front*, full ikii tii'iiLii-N, LHlRiS VV«* recontnieitd lhe following ju t) YOU W A N T TO B U Y >o aell mi hard road 2 1-2 miles from t».-i lowest price and ter"’ *, clients 111.1 Sanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. l.ol.liv I’ ulualon-llruiiili-y HMc *99-M — Phone — 499-M as I lie Ihree best nioney-ntakanything? If *o udverti.su in office towards Country Club Ideal waiting. A. N. VVulff, -'t_ I n/a Siiltlunl riot lila IVG STO RE— PraI the Guinesville Sun. ers in our offit’c at tills lim e; place for chickens. Plume 571.1. 1Theatre Bldg., St. Petersburg, Ha. 2108 P A LM F H T O A V R »i». Soda*. Wo lluu is your otnno. DEVELOPERS A T T E N T IO N ■b b b b b b m b b h b b b ib b b iib b b b b ib h h b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b Pensacola is beginning the • ■ u r s i u i i ia w * * M « n greatest development in Georgia's TOICAI. IN S U R A N C E H EAL ESTATE j 1171 tut Celery Avenue just E verything liistury; a half million dollar hit’ lio ff Sanford Ave. JHECTRIC C0T~ way to the gulf beach just finish­ Business Sites F or the Sportsman ed; at two milium dollar bridge |t* Gitlon A Platt At across i-Ncambia Bay started; fc Apartm ent House Sites Everything elec$40. per foot quarter million dollar opera house j B Electragith Bah Hardware under construction; two million* ■ W ater Fronts Very easy terms. being spent on highway; greatest Phone 8 Rvnmt and chance for live develoi>ers to gel \WfVUE3 in on ground floor. Write Devel­ V r « v n ti,,,in, sioiiil.b ItuuxHlini. loiie ri'te rouad.ill*oi. ThnrnuKlily Modern Improveh.irilnit..il ri.M.n. lljeil li.uli, lol 1( 4 * 171, Kantern Mxiiimopment Depart me fit. Tho Pensa­ Hcreened 0 1 e n I e « tUttons, Magii t, ll^.iloo.mt ’ IC tf -----------t ti cola News. F061- Firg W(j Elm, HU II ini in IIII ill' III•»%%* lllinl VVtii.tl f I* i»>rn, Nhntltt P " U4 Mlh Btr.,t. oil |»|liidiill) It*I HIM A U G U S T A CHRONICLE — Au Cfi* Mr*. K, Coat*. Mgr. gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest 1 1 : 1 1 «i (i i II it iii ia , ii V »»% i * I w f» ' ir ikminih **, 4’ i*i•*ni ilrh'o , IIIic CO It UN A l>o HCACtl. Cl.ultlDA 30 foot lot on Hark Avenue classified medium, rute, cash, 9c! ...... I toitisi' heri >'fii*iI |mI t'll, oil i ’*nli ll A v e , i Ikl'l 11K H"iH It. II Open A ll I lie I r n r i•«i % *ii Italea: 13.mi per ilay. My llie charge. 10c minimum. Very desirably located. W e e k |I6 Oil duulile; 115.00 s in g le 91 Aim .uti I I i n i l l i i 1 ‘HlltiC III *'*»**»l hi‘i ( 4 I n J 8 FLORIST" M ORGANTOW N. W. V A „ people Coitsitlerablv below market |r all occu/oai, All «.r tltoso phii i*h id ii l..< |niri li.m** 1 mi ciimv ih iiin , uiul In are interested in Florida. Each Value t lli-il | \ ** 4 l. i r i' n « *11** I- l i t’ l L ’ I i l h l l J H 2(10-tV o f them through a classified nd ( M Itvaldent o f Florida since 188 4. in the Morgantown POST. Six ■ Itefcren ce*: cents a word for six consecutive First National Hank. issues. J. II. HUTCHINSON a* FOR Q UICK SALE! DAVID B. H YEB ALUMINUM WARE 1 1 f i ! .1* Earle T. Field W e O ffer Ocean View Hotel First Street Extension B4 U |1<8, Ji11^f A*nnex. ’ i17f*L H o u g h to n pHlTELT ^•k Uldg. F lorida U F A I. KSTATIC AcreaK*. F arm * and ttrangn G roves n Specialty IU20 Laurel Avenue. M «m b*r of HANFOltD. FLA. F lo r id a Slate Florists Association. T H E CLARKSBURG E X PO N E N T — Central West Virginia’s la ig cst daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertion* 1 l-4c; U or more lc ^cr word each insertion. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. ’ 1 F A T H E R .0 , i% C r^ tt 1925 ^ « A n » n » 5 < mvicc. I n c . « « 44«vcd . sara I N V l- IS T M K N T S LOANS bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbhbbbsbbbbbbbbbbbubbm bbbbbbbbbbbb :: 4 V J t'U L M O T H tC | O t O 'T O O ‘bEE. t? Phone I h r t.itrlil |iiilsr* 11 e ll» I In- *|ilrll <•» li> ,>vi>|ilr. I.rl'* l*ull lo u r lh r r r**r it lilKKrr, b r llr r , idol hu.lrr .... t o l l , . W. It. SMITH, M(ilt. •GUP FATHER AUu It K MagrioGa a I Reroud. 214 E. FIRST ST. Have you rooms to rent or some You are wanting time uud nto ney if th in page, hasn't your clas­ second hand furniture to sell? sified advertisement. Phone it in U ho The Herald’s classified page ............................................................ .. and get results. today. No. 148. J j^ lW th U \ . P. CONNELLY & SONS lE b HE Up DKUC*HTEl-t V io l V/KAsPHKD w o tA r t, • t d i o m T M A .V E T H E : H LA ,f<T TO IM TCRftuPT HIM I MCVEW. t»AvW HIM ^>0 AxMOt VtOO’j : By GEORGE M c M A N U S j � 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, August 05, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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H e a rt, r ld ’s G reatest V e g e t a b l e j ts Richest G a r d e n L a n d , Local ■ thundershower* Tuesday, nd Wednesday; cent!* to modal* at* variahle winds. Maximum ta m p .--------------- — » • Minimum tamp. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1925, L Turn u u t iuu I Ccnt Strong | M o r n in g For ■t Solicitations PRICE FIVE CENTS Identify Men Who Held Up Hotel First Solicitation Results in The Addition of 1*4157 New Members to Sanford Chamber _ /"I _____ _ n • • ... __ o f Commerce; Special Committee Reports Sum of $29,400 and Teams Raise $6,5)5 ft„ Helures ■en Of Throng ■s Of Campaign E a le d At MeetI M o n d a y N ight DuBose s Team Leads Field of 24; |ij McFarland Praises S pirit Of Citizens Machines Were Recently Houghl By Ahd-el-Krim Who Promises Followers They Will Be Used Soon Experts Will Offer No Test Ininny of Phantasma.Iluttcrflies and Lions; State Says He Is Cognizant of Crime jnl had a right to feel today when one of the Landing Fields Are [organized bodies that Now Being Prepared Rsemtded for a civic gn in Florida mot Situation Along Front Looms ly at 9:30 o’clock at Serious as French Resort imber of Commerce to To the Use of Huge Tanks he campaign to raise PA R IS for an advertising Confirmation id to expand the work has been received o f tha report tlo get plenty of action ore. tlie big organization ptmpaign yell "W e'll win, •re’ll win, by golly, we'll I i.1 repeated three tim es, in louder volume, e teams started to their ml began the com m unity ■rem arkable as the niorn■ : was the one last night H held for the purpose of fttru etio n s wus ju s t ns ■ H ie entire room of the ■ afe was filled and many ■ chairs bail to be brought Bonmiodate the workers. ■ a purely business m eet■hr attend nee was g ratiL»"iP»tigo (fcuders. 7 M \h r m eeting was taken ■(•tailed instructions of the I by the director, I). H. ■!. He outlined the duties I with much detail, nnd U points of salesm anknlimented the workers ki7.e of the organization, kt it was equal in size kuiiDutions in cam paigns If a q u arter of u million I then appealed to them In the jnh until it was I in every detail. ■nt just as many work■ dose of this cam paign ■ itxrt,’’ said Mr. M cFnr■ Mve an im portant piece B* he done, and let us do ■ % • The campaign will ■tunt*) Friday night, nnd ■ our organization in tact I cent s a day, tonlributing to P “*r i,( Camaierre, each ■ helpimc to build the city ■jnif zrntrr opuortunities |m * made bt ,h(. (.|ln ir. •• r. lluusbuldor and |y . folond of lenms. liiMoncj’Makers M Kest Coin In World lily - prom ised his troops would soon |>e in use. This statem ent is made in a dispatcli from the correspond­ en t o f the Temps a t Fez. The dispatch adds th a t landing statio n s have l>een prepared for the planes, which were transported to Morocco by sea, Ajdir and Sheshuan. The planes are intend­ ed to com bat French planes bom­ barding inside the Riff lines, but the correspondent a sse rts that h» fore they are ready for action it is certain French chnsser esn n lilles, made up French and Ameri­ can volunteers, will be on tin* pot. T anks are proving highly effect ive in French reconnnisences along the b attle front according to ad­ vices received a t headquarter* here. Nonr Azjen northw est of Ouzzen a tank corps lias scatter­ ed w ith little difficulty numerous tribesm en who sought to oppose its progress. Inform ation received nt French headquarters confirm the report th a t Abd El Krim has no serious intention of entering into peace negotiations. His aim nppenrs to try to hold out until the rainy season when cam paign, ing will have to be postponed un­ til next yeur. The task of attacking the Rif. fians in the m ountain positions . ' .I.. ..I within ami decisively ‘Itealing them ne of considerable ith still further reBoiled. It is said Petain, who has renee a fte r un exton' the French forces, v and will ask Proe th a t additional dispatched at once. _____ (ale .Munity. Aug. I._The glathe prospect of !l Klim and his rifn Morocco where causing the French i.' V^uVii1 1 ' “ ‘.V' *'*eretaries, are at the extrem •ack \ \ ilson, alms Woods. A ssistant State’s Ati Mystery Still Surrounds Killing Of Illinois Woman; IS APPROVED BY Notes Signed K. K. K. Found Gives Official Sanction To Newly Formed Body Which Will Supervise Expenditure Of $11,0(10 Publicity Fund At the regular m eeting Mon­ day morning of the County Cumini>sb,tiers, tlie Seminole County Association of ( ‘hambers of Com­ merce, recently organized ns a nuhlieity and advertising medium for the county at large, was apnroved and given offii-ial recogni­ tion. Representatives of the various ' trade bodies t h r o u g h o u t the connty, headed by I,. I., I.eRoy of Ge­ neva. president of the association. R. \V. IVarman, secretary of the body, and R. .1. I loll v. were pres­ ent nt the meeting of the commixBlotters ntul outlined the work* to be done hv the organization. The publicity body was nuthor1 ized to contract oldigntions in its nnme within the limitations t,f the tentative luult'et of $11.0(10 re­ cently ndopted by it. The county, it was nnnoitnred will nd'oince funds in settlement of the obliga­ tions made |,y the publicilv organ­ ization when the money h comes available. Upon the recommendation of Mayor Forrest Like, who nmienred tit the meeting, the law,id no. proved n plan whereby Mi- Md». Doudney, for the mist two county nurse, will be nine >d • nd. r I tlie direction of the CoU” te V»-l DENVER, Colo., Aug. •!.—Blood hounds nre on the trail of n coat­ less, cidlurless hold-up man, who last night shot and killed three members of n picnic party of four, when they respohde-d to a demand for money wiPXh© announcement that they were "broke," Following a slender crew, centering about an unidentified m »torist and a patch of tweed cloth, |*«»Iice today were unsuccessful in their efforts to find the man wlm !'h’w Miss Marie McCormick, Mrs. -btlin Stearns, her sister, nnd Fred Funkncr, and wounded Curl Perry, a fourth member of the party. Details of the slaying were pier' 'I ">it by officers from the incoh erm it tale of P erry, who said the .uuulit leaped on the runniir’ hoard of their autom obile as they drove on an outlying boulevard and furred them at the point of a pistol j" drive to a secluded lane. There, he demanded the money ninl was told hy meiiihers of the party that broke, lie then opened i they were ' fire with two revolvers, shooting the girls ind Funkner through th c| bend ind wounding Perry in th e ' arm . ^ I <*•* orrup Perry ra ing his I officers then ran until he he M inim I'olindoubtediy hnr.n of holdin the out I recently near the ty. ven of 12‘J volunteers, recruited in Culm, were in the brig of the steam ship Antonio Lopez today for p articipating in a wholesale mutiny. One volunteer is missing and believed to have escaped. The liner arrived here from Havana several days ago and is due to sail for Spain tomorrow. Tw enty men rushed for the gang-plank of the ship last night. A |i«tty officer on guard, whipped out his pistol and shouted for help, Five of the volunteers darted to tho rail and leaped overbourd HO feet into the w ater. Another chumbered down a sagging hawser. C aptain A. Muslera mustered his Spanish crew and called for police reserves. The milling ree m its were driven below decks, a boat was lowered and with the aiil of harbor police and searchlights five men were pulled from the w ater. With two of those who failed to hrCak away they were I V i v t 'l put in irons. T il, cluim '"i bo turned out • nn«! in the case of ■here much g re a te r • as many as seven Produced in one ' cms on coins made V *aid to stand out u*n "n those p ro ­ la m in e s . nnd the ‘loin designs sub- 'oris Seriously (l >n AutoWreck v 1*^ ."V—IW R na Jiin \,‘t 'ii dau« h te r u f A'Mbert Jimenez V with L Jimenez and y crt‘ seriously in,tir‘lay in an automo­ near Havana. The , ll'1? tho girls were ‘ )*'‘h « truck and J, rt"‘ A maid and s w°rc also injured. I.—France hopes to divert part of the Dawes plan reparations from Germany (•• her work of recon­ struction "if we do not have to turn over t>> our friends the whole of the mollies we get out of it." Robert Mii'son, prom inent French; hanger and virtual head of the j Credit Lyonnais in P aris, said last | night in a lecture on the "peace problems of France," a t the In s ti-1 tute of Polities. The reconstruc-1 lion could he completed in live | years, he added, by using nil of, ,h.> I L uts plan proceeds for th at.1 Youth Drowns, Airman Seriously Hurt As Plane Falls Near Hampton Roads al air station released the boy and Lieut. Gwynn front the submerged wreckage within fourteen minutes afte r thu plane hit the water, but more than nn hour's work on young Long failed to bring him to. Lieut. Gwynn was taken t<; the naval hospital. Portsm outh. There it wus said that his condition wus such th at an exam ination to make a proper diagnosis was unwi <e. His left ankle was broken and he was bleeding freely from his right car. Young Long apparently was knockcd unconscious when the plane struck and was drowned strapped in Ids scat. Lieut. Gwynn in the second seat was in the wat­ e r ulso unconscious, up to his chili when taken out. Permission fur young L m g to muke the flight was grunted by naval authorities, with the approv­ al o f tho lad’s father and mother. Hefnrc he started on the flight the hoy telephone.I hi mother am) told her to go out of doors ami watch for him as.h e wus going to do some "stu n ts.’’ Lieut. Gwynn hud attained an altitu d e of approximately ler>U(> fre t when the machine went into a tail spin. Within uls>ut SOU feet of the w ater, it begun to turn over, nnd then struck on its nose, with young Ixmg in the bottom sent. Lieut. F. A. Davis, with Dr. Ceres and J. A. Cogplan, a chief lig g e r, aviation, jumped into an rm b u L n ce plane and taxied out to the wreck. Dr. Ceres released Lieut. Gwynn while Cojfplan dived under the w ater and brought young Long up, _ With a total of $85,945 ruined at the of tw> hours gnnizatioa in the civic room of the Seminole Cafo today, the Imposing Array of Alienists for u "Greater Sanford" was declared to bo at a To lie quizzed; Accused Is campaign high pitch and its success assured. Pale ami Reflective InCourt , Of this amount $29,400 was rop-vrtec fa (urge subscrip­ CHICAGO. .. There will tions by the special committee composed of Judge E. P. Im no testim ony of P hantasm a, Ilousholder, President Edward Higgins of the Chamber of Im tterlies and lions in the evidence Commerce, Mayor Forrest Lake and S. O. Shinholder whilfe of the alienists on whom the do- $(•,515 was reported by the various teams. fens© relies to save Russel T. The large subscriptions for new memberships as report­ Scott from the gallows. The e f­ fort to prove th at he has liecome ed by the special committee follows: insane since he was sentenced to Iindwell Realty Co., $2,500; First National Rank. $2,100: death and therefore should not lie Seminole County Rank. $2,100; Rritt-Chittenden Realty Co., hanged, will Ik* confined to the story of Ids sixteen months in $1,500; Edward Higgins, $1,000; Wilson &. Housholder, jail, his career and ideas and the $1,000; Smith Bros. Inc., $1,000; Southern Utilities Co., sta te will try to show th a t lie is $1,000; Thrasher & (Jnrner. $1,000; W. M. Young, $1,000; m entally cognizant of his position Newell Co., $1,000; Hutton Engineering & Construction Co., and the penalty he faces. $ 1,000 ; Luke Front Development Co., $1,000; DeCottes & Ilis guilt or innocence is not Spencer, $1,000; Sanford Herald, $1,000; Sanford Bank & Trust Co., $800; Du Bose & Holler, $500; Meisch Realty Co $500; Haynes & Ratliff. $500; Hill Hardware Co., $500; Hill Lumber Co., $500; it. J. Holly, $500; Frank Leasing. $500; Dr. ( ’. J. Marshall, $500; It. B. W ight, $500; Sanford Signal $500; Seminole Cafe, $500. condition was selected yesterday. Opening statesm en L were made by the defense nnd prosecution and an imposing array of alienists will today begin th eir testim ony in no effort to rave Scott. Scott wus pale, reflective nnd m int. He is in co u rt by virtue of n stay of execution granted ten dnys ago by Judge Joseph II. David, Imsed upon a petition by Thom as Scott, aged fa th e r of the prisoner assertiufc th at his son had become insane since his conviction last December. Maurer, n drug clerk was Hlnin in a robbery here in April, lt»2l. Suffers D e l u s i on s "Wo w ill-show through reputable alienists who have examined this man within the lu.st week th at ho suffers delusions of persecution." W. S. Stew art, defense attorney, said in his opening statem ent. When ho a t t e m p t e d to allude to Scott’s iiumerotiH assertions of in ­ nocence, he wus stopped by Judge David, who ruled that guilt or in­ nocence was not even a remote issue in the sanity proceeding. A ttorney S tew art resumed: "Wo will not give you a lot of foolish stu ff uhoul butterfly.i and buns. ‘■We'll tell you about tliis m an's hie in the county jml during the la d sixteen months, about his ca­ reer and his ideas and let you bo the judge." Tin? statem ent required th irty minutes. It was n sketch of Scott's life, from firth grade school buy to netoi, t<> advertising man, Isuul salesm an, brokerage house m ali­ nger, finum'lcr and exponent of " t h e Scotl idea to revolutionize the sain of storks and bonds." “ He told tlie doctors that lie sold bis idea to hundreds and thousands of bunk depositors ill many eiunutiities and th at the bankers put him out of business IMT3U.se lie was (Continued on Page T hree) Sanford Page Ads A ttracting (i r e a t Deal 0 f Attention 1'll‘ Rritish m int on all the B ritish l lh" f'lreign conn, r. " contains tin. W ILLIAM 8TOW N. Mass. Aug. ■I.—The W ashington conference on lim itations of arm am ents abso­ lutely settled the peace o f the P a­ cific, R ear Adm iral W. W. Phelps, a m em ber of the Naval Hoard at W ashington, declared at the insti­ tu te politics today. The. four power pact, he added, has insured the integrity o f our possessions. "I do not believe in any w ar w ith Jap an . Uoth nations would In * perfect fools to promote a conflict. I think th a t a new men­ tality is developing and th a t com­ merce is gaining between the two nations. People who talk publicity of conflict are doing u dia-service. The W ashington conference has re ­ moved tho m ental fe ar that brought about v ast arm am ents.” Nature of Unique Publicity Stunt Revealed By Director at Rousing Luncheon Meet; Believe Goal* Will Be Over-Subscribed — Strong Fight Ahead Is Lawyers’ Belief th a t Atxl-el.Krini, the Moroiv.-m Employer — ■ liambcr. s of the exclusive Drake Hotel, Chicago, w ar lord recently obtained t!i„ 00 men ami women, mnk- airplanes are „ held: as vpart ;r- of -f tli bandit gang that shot up which some time ago lu> 1 teams, were In the orn and several r.pecin! comiml officers, They mnrch» Chamber of Commerce |. where both still picI motion pictures were hen, headed by the comofficers of the drive anil iripal hand, the organizeKmI down First S tre e t and hrk Avenue where motion km* again made, lirtures nro to be used in I Sanford picture which ■ t over the entire conn- N U M B ER 314 Page advertism eiits pointing out the possibilities fur investm ents, of industrial companies in and around Sanford upneured in the Sunday issues of tnu Miami Herald, the Tampa Tribune nnd the Jackson­ ville Times Union. This wus re­ ferred to Monday hy S ecretary R. W. IVarninn, Jr., of the Chamber of Commerce us having brought forth much favorable comment and effect in a ttra ctin g attention of already it U having the desired the hundreds of thousands of vis­ itors and home seekers in this state. This advertising is being carried on through the local trade body and the ads last Sunday were the first of a series which will he run in those and o th er well knowq papers of state-w ale importance. It was unanimously decided by the members present at n recent luncheon o f the Cham ber of C o m ­ merce to this m id-sum mer adver­ tising because of the increasing number of people who may liecome interested In Sanford nt this time through such publicity. ( ohunent by various Sanford business and professional men in­ dicates th a t tliey nre well pleased with the .a rra n g e m e n ts und plac­ ing of the advertisem ents. It i.i believed th a t in addition to b rin g ­ ing investors to Sanford these mis will send a large num ber of neottle lllA H I/ /\H m ix A n « n num ber of membership* in the I'raises Work Accomplished By Team Organi/jitiui) In First 2 Hour Period Solici­ tation For Memberships The team organisations, which this m orning runted $G,1>-J5 in new inemlierships for the Cham ber of Commerce in the great “ Forward Sanford" movement during a per­ iod of two hours nctual solicita­ tion under the direction of the higher officers of the campaign, were highly commended n t a lunch -1 eon today |,y D. II. McFarland,I director of the campaign ami vice­ president of the American city llurenu. The team s arc working under tho direction of Judge E. F. llousItolder ns chairm an of the execu­ tive committee, It. J. Dolly, colonel of the team organization, ami Majors J. (I. Hall, D. L T hrasher, Captain \V*. M. McKinnon; Lieu­ tenants N. Holler. W. D. H uff­ man, W. P. C arter, Alfred L*e, J. It. Forrest. Captain It. It. Chapm an; Lieu­ tenants G, L Bledsoe, |„ It. Steele. It. H. W right, E. It. Randall. Jr., Donald Ihivey. Captain F. W. Talhoot; Lieuten­ ant* It. I,. Perkins, W. M. Haynes, A. J. Lmsing, Earle T, Field, W. G. Fox, L. T. llryan. Captain W. E. W althall; Lieu­ tenants Mrs. John G. Ix-onardy, John Itumhley, W. C. Hill, Frank Miescli, F rank W hitner, J r., L. T. llryan, II. It. L-wis. Captain William J. Hardy; Lieulennnts—M. It. Hutton, Jos. D. Chittenden, A. P. H aggard, E. A. Douglass, Frank Lossing. Captain R. ||. Ilerg; Lieutenants —J . II. -lacknon, W. M. Young, Forrest Lake, A. II. P latt, Dr. F. D. King. Captain Fred W. Ball: Lieuten­ ant J. W. MeKeown, Warren It. Smith, L-wis O’Uryan, II. S. Iluggard. F. J. Wilson. Captain II. Dubose; Lieuten­ ants L I. Frazier, T. W. Lawton, F. It. Wilson, Fred T. Williams, J. E. Spurting. Captain S. M. Lloyd; Lieuten­ an ts—J. (5. Michael, W. E. While, W. S. Coleman, C. M. Hand. \V. A. Pouth. Captain Jas. G. Sharon; Lieu­ ten an ts— L 'on L. L dtoy, Puul l.uke, L P. Hagan, Dr. S. Puleston, Ed. Higgins, Glen Wimbush, Mrs. It. A. Newman. Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, W. T. Wheeless. Captain John (lender; Lieuten­ a n ts —11. Kent, John Jin k in s, Ed. Meisch. Captain C. L. Ilritt; Lieutenants — L ('. He bout, A. L B etts, K. H McCracken, Howard Overlin, F. I.. Woodruff, Jr. Cuptain R. A. W inston; Lieuten­ a n ts —(». S. Sclmnn, John E. Cox, G. E. McKay, A. C. C arter, R. G. Duvey. Cuptain Randall Chase; L ieuten­ a n ts—A. P. Eims, John Meisch, A. C. Fort, T. W. Jones. John W. Sneed. Captain Elton J. Moughtnn; l ieutenants—Robert Herndon, F. W. Ixing. Rev. T. J . Armstrong, W. H. Williams, R. A. Newman. Captain G. E. McCall; Lientena n ts --F ra n k McNeill. Hawkins Connelly, L. P, Chittenden. C. A. Whiddon, li. T. Hrvan. On Frtduy m orning, it waa an ­ nounced by Mr. M cFarland, booth* will be placed in a prominent plaeo in tlie downtown section and hero all o f the persons who have or have not heretofore registered or subscribed will be expected to registor. Motion pictures will be taken of the large stream of peo­ ple doing this und this event will constitute the stu n t which has been planned fur some time by the leader* of the campaign. The occasion will be unique and original in every phase, asserted Mr. McFurland, and will probably result in more valuable publicity for Sanford than any o th er hap­ pening during tho en tire cam paign It is believed, he continued, th a t a largo numbor of people who may have been missed by the team s or who have refused to subscribe up to th a t time will then m arch wu.h the crowd to the booths and there subscribe to the Cham ber of Com­ merce fund. The atten tio n of the working or­ ganization of the campaign wax fu rth e r called to importance of the "Forw ard Movement*' by the pres­ ence here during this week of Wal­ te r Cham bers, stwcial staff corres­ pondent of the Jacksonville TimeaUnion. It was declared during the meet­ ing th at the eyes of the en tire state are ut present focused nn Sanford und its succes* in the membership campaign through which it is expected to raise u t least $.10,000 to be expended for advertising the assets and oppor- �•• ' * THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 3,’ 10fe5, PAGE EIGHT +++++**+*+* 4444 •4 4 4 > 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 | >^ W * v + v * » + * + Y » y * v 4 + » H + + 'f H 4 * 4 To the Citizen:; of Sanford Sanford's hour of victory is at li and. Tomorrow morning: the big drive to insure (he future greatness u f our city will begin and by noon we will all know just to what degree our city has met the test. The first day of a campaign invariably tells the story. So, let us rise to our opportunity as never before in our history. Let us tell the world of Sanford’s forward spirit in letters so large that every one will know that here on the shores of Lake Monroe and St. Johns Riv­ er, a great city is to be built. Let us all make the greatest possible investment in keeping with our ability and the profits that will come to us from community growth. Let us make a record tor Sanford that cities all over the State and the Nation will envy. ours very truly I K.'iduit. L. i<. Housholder, Chairman K. J. Ih»lly, Colonel of Teams. Forrest V 4 4 4 4 4 J -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 <■v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v ♦> * 44444444444444444444444444+ 4 4444444444 . I'orster, \V. II. 'I unnicliffe, Allied Command. 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 + + ♦♦♦ ♦ > < ♦ ♦ > ❖ ♦ > ♦ > < ♦ • > ❖ ♦ > • > ♦ > ♦; ♦> ♦> *:♦ ♦< + 4 4 4 4 '# 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f 44 <■4 4 * + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * * 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * * ; '* - ^ �____ Be Placed In Service Again} m. Travel To Florida R eason H ffi WILMINGTON, N. C., Aug. 4. 11% —Th« Everglade* Limited, famous fc A tlantic Coast Line tourist train will to placed in senrice south­ bound from W ashington, Monday, A ug. 10, and northbound from Jacksonville, Tuesday, Aug. 11. This Is more than three months K r r earlier than ever before and is for the purpose of encouraging the unprecedented heavy travel to and from the north and east and accoterating F lorida’s prenominal d*. Also it emphasizes the v e lo p m e n t. __________ fact th a t Florida and the South wfil enjoy the greatest season In their history the coming fall and llil winter. The Everglades Limited will op erate on a fa ste r schedule than ever before, via: Southbound: leave t j Boston 6:30 p. m.; New York 12:30 10:00 a. m.: Richmond 1:10 p. m.; Baltim ore 6:16 a. m.; Washington 100:00 a. m.; Richmond 1:10 . m.; Savannah 3:10 a. m.; and arrive Jacksonville 7:40 the following morning. South of Jacksonville through sleeping cars, destined to Miami will move via the Florida EaH Coast's new morning train, “The E ast Coast Limited”, arriving a t St. Augustine 10:15 a. m.; Day­ tona 12:28 p. in.; West Palm Beach 6:55 p. m. and Miami 9:15 p. m. F irst trip northbound from Miami August 12th. The through sleepers for Tampa, St. Petersburg and tho West Coast will be handled by the Tampa Spe­ cial and Pinnellas Special: leaving Jacksonville at 9:00 a. m,; and a r­ riving DeLand 11:47 a. m.; Orlando 1:02 p. m. Lakeland 2:50 p. m.; Tam pa 4:00 p. m.; Sarsntou 6:40 p. m- and St. Petersburg (via Lakeland) at 6:46 p. m. F irst trip northbound A ugust 12th. The schedule northbound Is as follows: Leave St. Petersburg 9:30 a .»* • S arasota 9:25 a. m.! Tampa 12:15 p. in.; Lakeland 1:20 p. rn.; — STOCKHOLM /At*-*— Through V K. DOUm-Afc*. I C lerk C ircuit Court gcm lnSole i the use of art industrial by produce C ounty. Florida. which has hitherto been w asted. (SEAL.) „ Stockholm 1* henceforth to be made By A. M. W eeks. D. C. dust free city. . . . . ., Orlando 3:05 p. m. DeLand 4:32 a After ADVERTISEMENT conclusive tests the a u th ­ p. m.; Miami 7:30 a. m.! West orities hare discovered th a t by ( o n o im r llo a * f F ill# and Rrldcre. Pnlm Beach 9:55 a. m.; Daytona sprinkling ftreets or roadw ays Mealed propoeal* w ill be received 4:07 p. m.! St. Augustine 6:40 p. ro. th at are either macadamized or by m e Board of C ounty C om m lselonThe Everglades Limited leaves unnaved with the lye in which • ere o f .Seminole C ounty, F lorid a, a t th eir o ffice In the cou rt h ou se Jacksonville 8:10 p. m.; Savannah Florida at o f _ before e H Ia L m :D^aV»,a nnani woodnulp has been dissolved, they 5* for th e m 12:35 a. m.;; andI a rives Rirchmond j P coated with a resilient sub- * Au<tu,t " ,h - ' ‘ 3:05 p. m.; W ashington 5:20 p. ™ : ^ ° ™ whU:h hold, the du st down C o B strsetiea e f earth tills at th e Baltimore 7:50 p m Philadelphia heavy traffic. At firs t the | ' Col Iow l eg F ein ts 10:00 p. m.; New York 12:25 a. in. , n ' , r*nt«i are a bit stirkv (!) A l o n g t h e s o u t h shore o f (or 0:5.1,; Boston 7:50 7:50 a. m J g j J f « h « ‘I vap- ’ fmm Mi5n°if Am,"’V' " ”10" ” MP*r \ ornted the residue forms a brown ' T S . ’ e S U S S U m lt-T . 10:00 cels ™ «™ * or“ any *» tar-lik . " W e sub »f c r u d*'“ e oil n, m. departure from Washington The slight odor also tllsperm its connections from nil overvVrv ouickly. In the past n lrh t trains from etroij, Cleveland. pu)p m5 ||i have been in the Akon, P ittsburgh and Buffalo, and habit of pouring this chemical lad­ its early arrival (6:20 p. m.) a t en liquor away. W ashington connects with all even­ In the suburbs of Stockholm a ing trains for th»- same points, a l­ piece of roadway has been treated so. all points in Florida are fu rn ­ with the new liquid every two ished through s»!vice or close eon- weeks, and now the surface is nsefionn to and from the E ver­ smooth and hard as though coatglade*r Limited a t f. Jacksonville. . . , t .i er| with some kind of asphalt. Tne Everglades Limited is \ he 1 ________ r only Florida train giving this ex­ NOTMK cellent service. T h i s I* t o a n n o u n c e t h a t nr> anil The Everglades Limited's equip­ f t f l - r i<, J», . I will n i l L* r e a n o n • mil* <t*ld* contracted b y ment wil be through Pul man; mod­ m y w Ff ru,r wahnoy ha* b e en a ti vent f r o m ern dining cars which will -erve all m y h . me *i nr* J u l y S, * E L M E R TEIlRILL m eals; coaches between W ashing­ ton and points south; and there will be through sleepers from W ashing­ M O T I L E OF i F F I . I I A H O M F o i l TAX I l K B H I XDEH SF.rTliiN ton and New York, and either from aia o r -im : h e x e r a i. s i a t I T M o » t h e s t a t e o f f i .o Boston or direct connections at I I I II A. W ashington from and to the fam ­ ous “ Federal Express”, which be­ No t i c e I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t O »! sides Boston sleepers carries W o l c o t t p u r c h a s e r of I n s O r i l f l , .ti e No. 31S. d a t e d Ule l l h d a y o f through cars for Springfield. J ur . e, A D 1021 h a s f i l ed s o l d r * r Definite rinnounccmer. J concerning t l f i c a l e In m y office, a n d h n » m i d points of origin and destination of a|it>]|i:dll»n f o r l a* d e e d I n i s s u e Ift Sa i d c e r l l l l the through sleeping cars will be ca ac lceo redma bn rcaec ew* i tIhhe l faw ollowing d e s c r i b ­ made later. ed p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e ty. Florida, to -w lt It is difficult to overestim ate the cou n............................................ ■ ‘ of good this early inauguration of the 1 s' T*p. i i s Ha ok “ Everglades Limited” will do j i E a s i 2 5<> a c r e i i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d el Florida. It provides through car t h Te hdea t es aof t h e I s s u a n c e of s u c h <er service or direct connections at t l f l e a l e In t h e n a m e i f I ' r i k n o w n Washington for the vast populous E u l e s s s a i d r e r t l l l c a t e s h a l l he r e ­ d accorilng lo law l a x deed territory including Pittsburgh. De- dwie el lm eI ss ue l h e r e o n on t b» 2 7t h d a y troit and Boston to and from all of A i i k list. A l> ISJ5. W i t n e s s m y o f f i ci al s i g n a t u r e a mi points in Florida. real this the I t , 1921:. 2 l s l d a y of J u l y , '.MJT fr o m L a k e M onroe •rld ce e a e lc r ly i 1-S .................... >• cu . y d s. ( V A pproach to d r a w b rid g e o v ­ er Bt. Joh n s R iv er a t eaat end of C elery A v en u e. !> ,? « • eu. yda. (1 ) On i n n e r * H oad acroea 81 . cr. rr.erv* th . rl«h “ / ’S d t S S John* Jtlver f la t s .. 11.300 eu. yds. C on stru ction o f » creo so ted tr e s tle b r id g e s to t a lin g a p p r o iln tateljr 4Q0 fe e t In le n g th and th e er- i 0 t ‘ h# C v " 4 r 'DOUnLAHH. e c tlo o s f p r o te c tio n fe n d e r s fo r old 1 C lerk. Board of County Comdraw bridge. mlssloners. . .. Each p ro p o sa l m u st b e a cc o m p a n ­ Sem inole County. H o r '1*'ied by a c e r tifie d c h e c k , m ad e p a y ­ J u ly ll-* l-* * -A u g . «. ab le at e ig h t, fo r 1 per ce n t o f th e am ount Of th e ir Lid, to V. K. D o u g ­ las*, Clerk o f th e B oard. T he su ccv eefu l b id d er or bidders ur||l be req u ired to g iv e a bond equal to SO p er c e n t o f hla or their bid of such bond to be e x e c u te d by ft! DA* ah nt O Cl su rety com p an y licen sed to do bual,iu?cT.5eyr a,«7n^ ,£ ^ nes* In th e B ta te « f F lo rid a , said b«n4 *“ b* a p p roved by th e Board. F la n s and s p e c lftc a llo n a m ay be seen at th e o ff ic e o f th e B oard or tm e a le in my o ffic e .m l ha" ma.lc e d a te o f th e --------- By-Product of Pulp cth e r tific a te In th e name o f W U n lcee nald ce r tlflc a le eh sll ed accord in g to la w rax Mills Is Being Used dweem ill leatie thereon on th e : ITtl I n Surfacing Streets °'wA ,f51SA "eel (h ie th e l i s t day of J u ly . A- D ‘Wi%S&D4T S '^ ,« s “; i ig26 j im p ro vem en ts BSPfjr w w Mi 2 improvement* WHEN H t T T E R, AUTOMOBILES BU1CK. WI L L ARE BUILT, A n e R i c a ’s M s o ir tR *.\ s b a y T ow er M , •era*. .bJ*3.s“,u,s*ta&w SSaST" d*uri?i Au,tu», . A. u "A riia,inS , » r *. J u ly 14-31-21, A uk , PROGRAM It ia not alone Miami Shorca' great area—2,800 acres—which has fired the popular imagination and aroused socb general interest and unqualified approval. It was not alone ita superb location on Uisrayne Bay and acroaa all the main Highway leading into Miami. The tremendoua development pro­ gram announced a t the Inception of Miami Shores, and now being carried out w ith unprecedented rapidity,, has provided the final proof of Miami Shores' superlative worth, considered from either a homesite or investm ent standpoint. A Who Ever Dreamed— —that Miami would be a city of 125,000 as it is in this year of 1925? —that Miami would be so soon a world seaport, with not only coastwise freight and passenger service, but international freight service as well? i l l •» 4j a y til i J * *** • * —or that the various transportation companies would strain every resource to care for the traffic to Miami in the sum ­ mertime? WHO EVER DREAMED in early days that Miami would ever need street wider than 30 or 50 feet? —or that skyscrapers ten and more stor­ ies in height would be built, a dozen at a time to alter the skyline of this new me­ tropolis of America? or that the great tourist hotels of Mi­ ami would of necessity open their doors in mid-summer to take care of the city’s guests? WHO EVER DREAMED BUT IT IS ALL TRUE, ISN’T IT? ten years ago that a great modern causeway would prove wholly inade­ quate to care for traffic to the beach? —or that $10,00, $12,000 and $20,000 per front foot would ever he paid for Flag­ ler Street property? All right, Granted! Now, those who bought before anyone ever had cause or reason to even dream of Miami’s condi­ tion today, had vision—faith and a cer­ tain degree of courage. Today you need nothing but plain, ordin­ ary common sense and reasonable judg­ ment to buy anywhere in the Greater Miami District. H, . ?S .** . * l i ’ i * c B uick !§ * > , ( I 5 few.#ik m h I Iff has built AfFVOED ^7/W ' Brakes And the Miamians of yesterday, who have profited by Miami’s growth, have been the first to buy today a t Miami Shores — the replica ot Miami — set a little fu rth er up the shores of Biscayne Bay, with all the advantages t h a t Miami enjoys. ASK THEM! v Gas MIAMI SHOP F ft J ilte r ; Automobile “2? U n le ss sa id e * r t|fic*i* red eem ed a c c o r d ln s , ' ' p e e d w ill Issu e thereon** A STUPENDOUS that the Miami banks would ever record deposits of $130,000,000? 7/1'o ne „ N B t t _ o f NEAJ o f * • (vt*’ WHO EVER DREAMED BUILD THEM accords^. 1 o w in g d eeeribed D tn ^ S em ln o l# C ounty. •M IA M I SHORES; t ' l e r k E' lr cul l C o u r t S e m i n o l e IQ Z6 In ____________ ______ _ « T » ib i *i S a id c e r t if ic a t e e m b n P Florida Has U r g c ' ^ ^ ' V ^ A " ' ^ ! IHE; Ale I C o u n t y . F l o r i d a [(riven fall short of the act uni qunn (irj „ SI. .............. IV A We e k s . t> *' of such waters*July 21 -:i. An* i-ll-M-2*> Output Of Mineral ontity areused,usedespecially for medical purposes E tlF AFFI.IlMTIIIN Fi l l ! and for tin- medical value. To that NOTTH W ater Last Year extrnt AX I I E E I I I N l i c i t S K I T I O X r.I.% the totals do not fully rep­ HI- T i l t : I J E X E R » I. S T A T U T E S [j TWi&riWH l"J*«u. o f NW 1*1 See. I t T w p . 21 S . R an ge 31 E a st. 1.28 se r e s. T h e s a id la n d b e in g a ss e sse d a t Ih e d a te of Ih e Issu an ce o f su ch c e r t if ic a t e In th e nam e o f U n­ k n ow n . T h a t O. O. W o tco tt p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r tific a te No. I l l d a ted the l l h day o f June. A. D. 1*13, ha* file d sa id c e r tific a te In m y o ffic e an d h as m ade a p p lica tio n fo r T ax D eed to laaua In accord an ce w ith la w . S aid c e r tific a te em b ra ces th* fo llo w in g d escrib ed property s it u ­ a t e In S e m in o le C ou n ty. F lo rid a tow lt: I Ait 7 M idw ay n ea r Oviedo. T h e sa id land b e in g a ss e sse d at th e d a te o f th* issu a n ce or each c e r tific a te In th e nam e of Un­ k n ow n . T h s t O. O. W o lc o tt pu rch aser o f V. I: DOl'OI.AHH, III' TI I F. S T t T E l»F I T. I ' l l III %, resent the Importance of this in­ TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 4.—A dustry to the state. N o t l r c l* h e r e b y nlveri lh:U II II total output of 1,861,897 gallons Saler, of w ater in 1921 were re­ l l u n d y | u i r r h : i * e r of T a * 1‘e r l l f l r a l e of mineral w ater valued at $ 135,- ported from springs or wells lo­ No 3U|. d.tle<| I h e l l h d n y o f J u n e 357 came from 16 aprings report­ L> l ’J 23. h a * f i l ed nald c e r t i f i c a t e in the following counties, A In my o f f i ce anil ha* m a d e a | , p l i c a ­ ing sales of such w ater in Florida cated t i o n f o r l a* d e e d t o l"*U* In a c ­ named in their rank of sale;; Volu­ during 1924, Herman Gunter, sia, Duval, Hillrijorougli. Pinellas, c o r d a n c e w i t h l.iw Sai d c e r t i f i c a t e m nhlr>|i a c». 11 in*’ lit* l......... ul l ow. ion Ink d r' s>riril iii'u hctl l s> rtt * s*elit S tate Geologist, reports. The out­ Pasco, St. Lucie, UlcN% Nassau, rsamou, iaylor, | Iiroiiprly ultuatnt ill S«mindl« coun put for this year was seven times Manatee, Daile. S an ta, ty. I'lurMa, inw 'li I'utnnin, ....... g reater than thnt of 1920, the in­ Rosa, and Rtadf( i r *l i i / ' , r ,i I aw i *2 -\ fH»i:It >*• m - »*«. ?i*r >r aui <i ni . 30 Ka?tl” l0 arr«d crease contributed to the rapid T h e fluid luml helliK j m*c*sed ill growth of the cities of the State t h * ( l i t * >■f i h e I s s u a n c e of s u c h c er nt which centers the waters were Butter Production In c u t * i n t he riaiiii of «» i ’ U ' h e i t i m 1' nl es n e.ild c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l be rc largely used. l s e m e d n c c o r d l n g In I t' v l i t i|e> I These sates represent waters^Canada I s Increased iwi l l |i-*ue t h e r c n on t h* 2 7 t h d a y sold for table use, for medical pur „f a u k . a i > i •*2r. l i e s * IIIV o f f i c i a l n l r f n o t i i r - s m l poses and for use in soft drinks. OTTAWA, Aug. 4.—Steady in e aWl i ltill* l l i * 21 ilav o f J u l y , A h W aters reported for tha latter use create in butter production in Can- sl'J2i. ■* v r p u m i..m ' * ’•t represent only a very small pro- ada has taken place in recent yejjrj I'lnk <• r. olt ' - . . o i l Semi n. . I , , portion o f the total, namely 65,000 a report of the bureau <>f stati stics C o u n t y . I ‘.or Ida gallons, while no attem pt was I showing that 81,000 tons were Inly 31. 2*. A uk t. II. I*. 21 made by Mr. Gunter to collect s ta - j manufactured in 1921, against 73,x i *i ..It \ 111»\ run tintiefl on the quantity and value 1 000 tons in 192.1 and 68,000 tons m i i H i: o r i n nt.E li i m i i ii * i : i i m i o f water used in the manufacture j In 1922. To this, an average of r.75 O F T H E HEXEIItl. HT. 4Tof lo ft drinks an n whole. The te rm , 45,000 Ions n year may 1m* added t l l . H III T H E U t i l , ill* F M l . It III A. “mineral w ater" in sometimes inis*( foi butter made on the farm s and lending but in this report Mr. Gun in the hornei. No l l e * I* h " r * h y e l v *n lli.il A. E 1niports of blitter have av e ra g ­ lUiilalom | n i r i h i * e r of T i t i V r t l f l te r has reference to water which I l *1 II . 0 t h e 7 t h , Et ) i.f is sold in its natural state and ed 1,500 tons annually, the report J u li iee S An I2UV ' , l»20. lias llteil till c e r coining fiom the various springs says, and exports 8,50(1 ion*, while 11( I r a t e In oi> o f f Ire. anil lot in a d a or from wells yielding waters of there has been a steady increase i*» a p p l i c a t i o n l o r l a x d e e d h i I s s u e l l u ......... with l i a Sa h l c e r exceptional properties. The stntis stocks. l i c a l e e m b r a c e s I he l o l h u v u n r , | e. Creamery butter production last 1 U tics also confine themselves to •r r i h e d i i r o p e r l y " l t i u i - 1 lo .Semin w atets which were sold and do not year amounted to 182,161,317 ole COIIIIIV. F l o r h l a . l o - u i t I I o f H 1 2 of !-•.» ■* Heritor. include th at which was given away pound i, an iucrea e of 11.2 F* r I HE T V|| ’ ll H I I n rige 111 E n sl «t the aprings and nt health re- cent over 1923. T i l e salil l aoi i lielri,: as:'«site,| i — ---— m ad e a p p lica tio n ( « ! A_me ic r SC leaner ’ a ‘ s M e d i t e r r a n e a n Sue Miami Shores as our Buest. Make reservations at our office. -------------------- —----------------- Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First St., Sanford. t-ii'. �, ' , r-n -f-v t* ’v*- — -'■ - ■•' . '- / /,«qn ~ iy *-'*" — r t? i/ .. ■ 8AN F0R PJIERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1925. F i b r e s of B ryan t Fun era! at Washin g ™ ——-— - ■ - — 1 • ' i PAGE t h : •I ._.7‘! i * I. *jS . . 1**1 IS SCARCE AND GETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME ""WU'-iTT- mean in a way, he says, th an n college diplomn fo r It is not often than is nsked to show a diplomn ■but-one.is often in need of a birth certificate in handling legal m a t­ ters. “Since Jnnunry 1821 the S tate Board of Health has been acting ns godfnthor to every child whose birth is legally registered," fa t­ ed the bureau chief. "A Imoklot bearing the names of the parents, date of b irth and page and book number in which the record tuny be found, is sent to the m other by ' the hoard upon receipt of the baby’s b irth certificate. In this booklet m ay also lie found re a ­ ms for the iinportur.ee of these ■ records. This notice of birth reg istration ji< of as unquestionable value and jsiiyuld lie preserved with ns g reat as vnre as the diploma which ttv child will receive when graduating from college twenty years later. In fact m an y a person on receipt of ; the diploma unties the the "liming rufiji,ribbon, takes one long look f la t the unfurled sheet and then rolls iit* the sheepskin again and atorgs it aw ay so carefully that he knijws'he. has one but doesn’t know wburn- to find it. *'lt Js not often liint one is a s k ­ ed to show a college dipt mia, hut ■;*: »-■ *___ ■' 1 is called upon to identify himself ns to ace and citizenship. This birth registration notice suffices for ordinary purposes. In legal dis­ putes, however, n certified copy of the original certificate is required. This notice of b irth reg istratio n is a formal acknowledgem ent that the baby’s birth has been duly reg­ istered with th e Florida State Roanl of H ealth in accordance with the law which requires tjutt every birth in the state m ust be reported within ten days by the physician, or person in attendance, to the local re g istra r, who month­ ly srrnls nil such reports to this departm ent where they a re filed. It is from this record th at the in­ formation is taken th at is put on the notice of b irth sent to each mother. ’’The board of health is as prom pt ns possible in acknowledging the announcement o f the bnhy's birth registration. Hut various factors contribute toward delay in the is­ sue of these notices. If the baby is bom early in the month it is a m atter of several weeks before the birth certificate is receivd. Il­ legible handw riting and incorrect spelling of the nam es by physicians and others on th e original c e rti­ ficate results in the retu rn of nmny of tile notices for correction. T hat these certificates are prixed by the parents is evidenced by the desire of the parents to have them vntuc attached to correct. The value them is also apparent in the many requests which are received for no­ tices of birth registration for older children. The bureau has received mnnv letters of appreciation of these certificates nnd the work th at it is doing in bringing about a complete registration." French Making Plans For Offensive Against Riffians Later This Month PARIS, Aug. .’I.—In the a b ­ sence of any fighting of iinpnrtnm e lietwecn the French and the rebellious tribesm en in Morocco, attention has turned chiefly to the reported approaching French off ensi ve. |t 0prcr picture showa the procession of friends passing the L the New York Avenue P resbyterian C hurch on the morning the funeral; the lower le ft picture shows soldier pall hear [pVi„,. the civilian nllendnnta of the cask et; the one on tinihews the grave side of the Com moner w ith Rev. George it. rt (to left of ten t pole) of Birm ingham , A labam a, reciting the TT BECAME Sanford Citizens Arc Asked Not Kill Birds Who Destroy Insects \N E IN JAIL Y ALIENISTS tinned from Page One) their business by causing [ withdraw their savings." Illy Suffers Breakdown Lid them his boards of diI were mere figure-heads, ftt all the burdens of (lie ft were upon his own .-du,gi­ ft had m ven scrvntitfl, three Itnotur cars, and three sccm His troubles multiplied! RratfcnJ -um ethirg like a ■ breakdown. He drank a ■ inlMs.ii became ad d ict-! (C ontinued from Pago One) ■jtotici. One day lie got upt of 91,580, H elr-tay fioni his business [ U nder M ajor D. I.. Thrasher, and nv .ctl to Chicago j C aptains R. H, Berg, $500, U\ M. ^ftljdi lulling laxor straps. | McKinnon, $250; Randall t huso ■ 6P*nlng f t a t e m e n t o f t h e $125; C. K. Henry, $140; George wpilr it fifteen m in -; Bishop, $275; 11. J. Lehman, $150; "tin State’s A ttorney • m aking a totnl of $2,010, the larg ­ ‘•‘ttw.b' cc. ' ressed the est am ount raised under any one ■ (Vv -II crevious ef- m ajor. H® no mention had U nder M ajor Floyd Palm er, L* allegi d insanity, C aptains C. L. B ritt, $125; S. M. ■o . . ' has fought Lloyd, $250; Win. ,L Hardy. $52-5; B '*.?*vt him from the W. H. Leffler. $125; H. B. MiR ’ * D --..it today Cail, $150; L. U. May, $200, mak­ 1 ' *Rr..Tn to raise ing a total of $1,075. the second W f v: , l'r M ar,*, defense. highest am ount raised under one ■ h H fathiTof tkr combmn- m ajor. \f lr£’ ■! few fe**t U nder M ajor S. O. Shinholser, 1 of t h e 1C aptains R. A. W inston, $175: 'c v. ,s n stole F red Ball, $25; II. C, IhiBosc, $075. J. C. Hutchison, $250; E. ,1. August Brinfes Floods 1,1 ""ffflued urge of the Moughtnn, $125, no report by C ap­ Hail, Snow, Storms I f ’? was select- tain Long, m aking a to tal of $1,250. 1m A four hours, I lilt \(io , Aug. I.— Hail stones •*‘id li* l i i ,.. the case ! as Inrg eggs., snow. fluml this week. violent tliuiidcrstorins and cool weatlicf have found mention in A ugtrt w u th e r ehroitiele in pl.vi of ’.In' usual record o f sky I loekctinc tem peratures. Hail I wu i irfiorted in midwestern state: l Jloinla). n diig cnusiderahl dnnii toi aero craps in parts of (Continued from Page One) C aptain W. A. I-effler; Lieuton- I Kentucky. Snow fell for five r n t s —?», F. W bitner. J r., Mrs. R i ntinutc' m r an area of several f f i* ^ n . P, near Ainberg, W is., E- T olar, H. M. ltum hley, K. It ■square j and w .i • i liowesi by dam aging bad ■non we saw you * i a*oiii tli smith want mine word of C aptain J.^C. H utchinson; 'I.iou'ado a m istake dannec hv fh a jd '''liters o f tho Ri« 1 you. We are tenants— Miss T . T. Daniels, R. V ago and w ant to Davey. Rev. T. J. Nixon, Paul Big m e one has fol- ger... H. B. Lewis. ay End Coal Scale C ertain 11. J . Lehm an; Lieuten­ uut of the cornan ts—S. K. Dighton. S. S. Baumcl i\ ngoi ia uions Tod ay P. B. Forbes. A. W. Ilarz. »‘<i on Check. r,l,en on u check of Dank of Hum'L "John, Fred and Notable Reporter Is ttris, ’ $35,945 I s Raised In First Ten Hours ChamberCampaign rD’ Surrounds pB Of Illinois Rn Last Week "t cardboard which lr *. Sen man’s homo ‘ .,>n Mi:;* Stallman sister scared "or letter." I,lly referred to a ,y 8l‘ht to Mrs. t,’.r mid reared to an,l sivniol hv revnlo' ,K- K- K* has " 1 >’ deciphered ‘ made public until the ,!"l Mrs, Semnnn . .. dhey Urak • tallmnn ftir'b q r 'hiRing’s investigart'vtvd toward dcci* Dead From Poisoning NEW YOPK. Aug. 4.— Kiel Loc, ag e 71, ship news repnrte •m arantine for tho Asuocii Press since -Inn. 1878, died to nt Ids hbme in Rooebank. Str Island. Mr. I.ce becam e ill in -li abandoning his post for the f tim e in a notable career. Gen septic poison is how his illness described by Dr. G eorge Mord Markets Tho correspondent of the Temps in Fez reports th at the offensive must come at the end of August, ns a winter canioulgn is unthink­ able, for nil the roads will be iliapracticable for use afte r Oct. Id, when the rainy season commences. Asm prelim inary to the offen­ sive various strong ltiffian posi­ tions southward of the Oureghia river which now form bases for raids, me expected to he cleaned j . » Municipal Band Will | mi by the French. A mobile French column S atu r­ Give Special Concert day pHisaeil half n mile beyond the mins of the form er French From Valdez Balcony Ain Bousissn position, which was blown tip by the garrison Inst I be rcgulnt concei t to be given week. The commander counted by tilt Municipal hand from th** the bodies of Ifil) dead Riffians on I ale >:iy of [lie Valdez Iloiel Thurs­ tho barbed wire entanglem ents. day night, Aug. 5. at 8 oVlhfk, No trace was found of the French will ic one pnrtii uliii interest, lieutelvant who blew up tho post. i* t. ii-'P-ated. 'lie program for F orty, pilots who accompanied the t eiminn as niuiounceil bv Hi- n mobile column to Ain llousissa .1 .. Reizen t- in foil w it hod just finished the task set for I March—The three M ! tears them when they wcie ordered to Autumn |J,| ,w rvt’ «•»*> bombard West of Ouzzun. They dropped some tons ... of explosives on Mount Sarsnr, Star pe Dins And Foch end Notes Po Meet MAKE RESERVATION EARLY On 'I'lic Road to Independence The thrifty man is on Ilie rnatl to independence—" ami every step bringa him nearer th*> goal of hik ambition. It will tfive you the right inspiration for regular deposits to have an nceouut with the Seminole County Hank. I Per Cent Interest Paid On Saving:; Accounts ioin(!tounti S a n f o r d ,F la sg > STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS Real E state Auction S ales. Lot uu sell your property AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanford OUIt SALES FORCE :trc EXPERTS Wo guarantee Satisfaction. If you have Property you want sold— List it with ua and kiaa it good-bye. ALLEN AND BRENT 110 E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. T he M ilane A H T I I 1 It T K A W I C K C H IR O P R A C T IC M Im l rlllrn |im rll« * lim« t l o t i r f*»i k in * r n n h r ilfitir f *»r > *»n. IV III f *»« DULUTH. Minn., Aug. I. Me*. WI L L 0 1 VR Y O U M t A L T H l i a r N l l t i i t l f f C mII »»r ftlitiMr f o r u p ■<!it'i*s from Pope I'ins Klmimh lin t it I nit’ll I . t Turn lit til I I n n f r r r * and Marshall Focli of Franc were brought here to be read at the ' n i l I r r I 'h o i a r I S - - . I ilfnlilrticr rfmur II upvnimr m* sit»n of flu' forty- birfl jiiiiitial intcrm itinnal convuntKRi « Dr. W. E. IVIacDouKRll K night.1 of Columhos by James A. i n iiiu r n ii i n Mi »i:ri %i .i m t Flaherty, auprenu* knight. Iblrty 11 m i n i % l l r » l Niilltniiiil HrittL II «i 111| I ta i£ Imy - tonight will he initiated, into the Order of Columbian Squires. IIinira. It lo I- null 'i to a nml h> 1ein.|ui n>. ol The first unit of « world wide iuvcnile organization sim ilar to the Order of Me Molay of Masonry. FAVORS RAIL MKRG.KIt SW AM PSCO'T, Ma s., Aug. 1. —Tlio voluntary cmisolIllation of railroads in Preildont < obdge’s nplplort would pave the way to a tmiiithm ut transportation pcobienu. Wriffht, Warlow and Company Are Now Kcccivluj; Application Fur The highest pi ices are re* * ivi d during the months of Nov< mber, Jnm lary, February and Mart Notice Ladies— on Improved Husinms nnd Itcfildcntiul Properly in Sanford Funds immediately avallnhlc Bubjecl to title examination. A P P L IC A T IO N S I’O R A P P R A IS A L S BOD) A J iz o t J lc itio u a l T ic tu r a SEE DuBOSF AND HOLLFR REALTORS In n i»rc*crii»Uaii for Malaria. ChilLs and. I States now nr- Dengue or H|Uous Fever, of - every hnn dury, II. I! SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc, "Tu Wluim It .May c,nnr,««rn: I tvrrtich ''I iii> lM»*k ..... JmL, U7 (in T upk'Iiiy I wi’ll I in |»r. .MurI uhiuiiII. |l«* fiiuml T nr i ulacr.i 111 fttV N|lltl«* out nf pililllliltl, pitH'l) Iiim llir iicrv* 4 Aflcr Mcclvttm fmii in 1111 st iii **ii vh, I nin will ami ittilt* tin hack In Wiirh M^nnlay. Am?. .1r«i l in i *I’nrnliMml d ill'•|i 1.4* l h: t ■» jifi>»inc miffcrtiik; iut l did » sincerely, nnur Phone 102-M s c o r r , Mass., Aug. I Ceulidge wiil recall :ur-'il conference to map idatlre program for G raduates from normal mhonl of the s ta te for the school year of 11)23-24 totaled 1,501]. Of this num ber I,1H8 were white students and 318 were negro students. For Further Information. Cull ul Montezuma Hotel. Unl i t w l m l Mr. A r t h u r T r a w l o k . I l l H. It*iv A vc linn I*• n.iy r c ^ a r i l t n u l i t i s vvitinlerful Sanford Mattress Factory farm TANGIER, ■ Spanish Morocco, Aug. .1. — Tile Riffians who are fortified north of the Oueghia river continue to bring up reinfoieemonts in the expectation of a French attack against their lines. Rebel forces have succeeded in m aking their way through the French and Spanish lines near Ouezznn. They reached the v il­ lage of Arbnuin, destroyed the communications and then retired. Local Man Aided By Chiropractic For New M attresses, renova'i upholstering, upholstery aiatcri CALL \ 1.1, one of the ltiffian strongholds which m ust be cleared out before the French offensive begins. The Ain liouaissn action cost the life of Pilot Captain .iaille, tin air are of tho world war, during which he downed six enemy planes, •faille, while flying low, ns the con­ ditions required, whs struck in the arm nnd leg by ltiffian bullets. His plane crashed and the enemy rushed up to take possession of it, but the mobile force was able to drive them off and obtain ponsesnion of Captain Jaille's lx>dy. The fnte of the lieutenant who accom ­ panied -Iaille as observer is not known. YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PER LOT NOW a!!!« Ibu tin * " . ■> 1111 Park Avenue Extra Added AilratTiuu MISS GERTRUDE MflOPY Singer of i'opuutr Si>nt:s ) ADVANCE IN ADAilSSiuNS �- »- . -aai iGBVOtm H ie Sanford Herald ______i r i r r r t w i m nw »1 (■ ■ fir at F ltrtU ttr « 4 a s S sc o o d C l i n M alttr. tobar 17. l» l * , a t th s F o sto fn e s iforrt, F lo r id a u n d er A ct o! S, 1197. .rmtio* M t M S I ) 1- D BA X m n n u i n n tiK ltfl . ......... !!■■■■*• I l l M a sa n lta A ren a * IW IIH1IHTIOS Pfc«n* M* f l ATKf t O n e T e a r — 17.00 HI* M e n to s .. »*■»# » JellT «re'l in C ity h y C n r r l t l . P*J 'w e e k , Mu. W e e k l y K d lllo o » « « y e r »sar. ____ __________ _ ' p p k c ia i . >O T irr.i All obituary nor lets, cards of thenka. resolutions a ad notice n «l •nter:slr._.*nta where rbarxea are aiade will bo c*>»r#sd f i r at regular -jdrsrtUIng ratot. mm m> ■111■w ~' ■K M nrn t u b ash ociatbii ritRit* The Aaaoclated Preaa la eacluatv s lr entitled *o the uae for rapubllcatlnn of all newa dlapatehea credits* to It or not otherwlae cred­ ited In thle papor and alao the lo­ cal newa nubllefied herein. All rlabte of repiibllcatlon of special dlapatcbee herein are alao reaar-ed. TU ESD A Y , AUGUST 4, I92.*i T H E H ER A LD S PLATFORM 1,—Deeper w ater route to Jackson- Till*. 7*—(Junstruetlnn of St. Johns-Indlnn River canal. S.—Eaten a inn of white way. 4.— EatMision of local amusements. —Swimming pool, tennla eourla, ete. A.— Augmenting of building pro­ gram —houaea, hotela, apartm ent houaea. •.— Extension of atreet paving pro- gram. 7-—Conatrurtlnn of boulevard around I.ake Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program . •*— Rxpanalon of achool ayatem with provinlon for Inffeased fa­ cilitie s_________________ ‘ The Turning Point For S a n fo rd Life Is nil so strange and new, T here's so much I w ant to do, B ut it seems w hatever I Think I'd like to do or try Some one comes rig h t n ftc r me, JuBt as fast as fa st can be, C atches mo nnd tells me: “ No, L ittle J a n e t m u stn 't go!" I'm ju st a little girl, nnd oh, T hom 's ao much l w ant to know, W ant to do, bu t all the day “ No" is nil th a t people say. Nevur once they say to me: "Y es, go see what you can sec! Go alone and race and run, Climb thu trees and have some fun." “ You’ll g et hurt," Is all they say, And If you should run away “ You'll get lost!" Oh dear, oh dearl T here's so very much to fear I can see no fun at all Being young nnd being small. If God’s taking care of us Can life b e H O dangerous? ■—Edgar A. Guest. ---------o--------F o r some couples, m arriage is an endurance fight. ---------o--------' Watch Sanford's building fig­ ures m ount this month. ---------o--------Lots of leap year m arriages prove to bo leaps in the dark. ---------o--------Speaking «>f has heens, there arc Shelby, Montana and Dayton, Tennessee. As Brisbane Sees THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER | PA N DOBBS - . Flics never use napkinjl The S tar-lit Way. Making Men Worthy. Meet the Halobates. Consider Amphioxus. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Fourteen hundred memberships secured ta about two hours of actual work, is the record made by the ban torn Chamber of Commerce this morning. Reports made at noon today show a total of nearly thirty-six thousand dollars has (Copyrtniii i n n ______ been subscribed on the opening day of the campaign. A more enthusiastic group of men and women was MILLIONS lacking his faith never assembled in Sanford than those w'.io met at the Cham­ m ay envy W. J. Bryan, as he lay ber of Commerce this morning at nine o’clock. Anxious to get to their tasks, the delays of having pictures taken and in his coffin on Thursday while receiving final instructions caused many of them to become 25,000 passed through tho Presby­ restless nnd it was with difficulty they waited until the terian Church. They saw n faint signal was given for them to go to their various districts smile on the strong face, gray in death. niul begin actual work. And they could see th at he be­ Men of all walks of life were included in the parade of lieved his own eloquent words: workers this morning. With their coats off, with their Christ has made of death a s ta r ­ sleeves rolled up and with n determined look, they instilled lit way between the companion­ a spirit of determination among hundreds of bystanders who realized this morning, as never before, that the citizenry ships of yesterday and the reunions of their city mean business and that nothing can stop them of tomorrow. from making Sanford a greater city. TODAY Bryan lies under ground Actual work of solicitation started about ten o’clock. in Arlington Cemetery, with many Meeting a ready response on the part of business houses and other brave fighters. On a little individuals, workers became more pepped up as the minutes white board not fnr from his grave passed. When prospects doubled the quotas set for them, is written. "On fame s eternal when individuals quickly responded with liberal subscrip­ camping ground their silent tents tions, when squawks and kicks were noticeably absent, and -..... • . aro spread; ... *and .......victory . . guards A .. ... ___ imm «t*m r.•«£*»•I * when everyone m every... part ofmtown seemed in thespirit i , th B0,cmn roun(j the bivoliac of of tho tiny and awaketo hw duty the taskwas made easy 1^ ^ j „ for those who are giving their time for the good of their 1 duty. WHAT HAS happened to him, With three more days in which to work, with enthusiasm since he died with that smile of growing greater as the hours pass, with such a spirit of co­ victory on his face, whether he has operation as has never been in evidence in Sanford before, m et and recognized old boyhood there is no doubt that the goal of fifty thousand dollars, friends of Nebraska and some of and two thousand memberships, will be more than reached. his political running mates, wc do This morning’s activity marked the turning point in the not know. life of Sanford. The result of the first day’s work shows But thousands will visit his the world that the people of this city have awakened to grave with reverence. He will their opportunities and that Sanford is on the way to great­ have his place, for a while, in our local history. Ilis last great e f­ er days. It has been u great beginning. BIR LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY BETTER THAN SILVER AND o -----GOLD:—Godliness w ith content­ “Old S tu ff' That Wears Well m ent in g re a t gain. For we brought nothing into thin world, and it la certain wc can carry no­ Addressing a good-sized audience of salesmen ami busi­ th in g out. And having food nnd raim en t, let ua be therew ith con­ ness men of Miami recently, Gilbert Johnson, a successful te n t. 1 Tim othy 0: 0, 7, 8. young real estate man of that city spoke of "the things that A LITTLE G IR L’S QUESTION ] ’m ju st n little girl, and so, Everybody says: “ No, no!” J u s t a little girl th a t seca F un in chasing birds nnd bees, Running a fte r music men, B ut if I get started, then N urse or m other says: “ No. no {No, No! Jan et, m ustn’t go!” T' Food and people i ..‘. 7 i toon rich to _____ agree' __ with d T ru th Is stran g er tta,] ‘Y ou can buy button h o £ ] Some of these new m ake the St. Vitus £31 slow motion movie. 1 E xplorers found a newa in the Pacific ocean. Fin«| drop a player piano. 1 The dangerous part a b j to fo rget your past j. succeed in forgetting it. If you will get up ab light you can get th» cussed out before it startH T errible new* from p. are w earing wrist watchit mean they are ready f j l c r w ar? ■ ,Brl ALUMINUM Wi SALE J rtV J $1.50 V<ilucs for 75c Values for Etc. DAVJG GUKNir A s Long As They __ “ A G re a te r Sanford Thi A G re a te r Chamber Commerce" t SUNK! RINK’S FILLIli STATION fort, the Scopes trial, will take its interesting plare in the history of lawsuits, and th at is “Fame," ns wo know it. WORTH MORE than nil the fame, to Bryan's happiness, wns his power to believe that he, his personality in detail, would he pre­ count” in good salesmanship. “The things that count in life,” lie said, “are the things served in Idiss through all eter­ nity, Such happiness us th at really we cannot count. is worth while. 111.1 Sanford Avc. Sanf# HANDING OUT WORTHLESS CHECKS TIMES-UN ION 128 Feet There is probably no place in the j era generally is in a large mens- "Courtesy, politeness, kindness, consideration for others, country than Florida where t h e ; ure responsible for the situation these things count and are to he classed as the human ele­ MISS MAY SIMONS lived near handing out of w orthless checks is which now am azes the students of r Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stores tk ment in salesmanship. Being a good salesman is merely a Southern lumber mill, and mar* so prevalent, and this very rep re­ life in America. Crime is flourish- j beitjg a real human being. Service is the soul of salesman­ ried ladies did not approve of her hensible business would result in ing everywhere in the country; the n morals. So, in tho presence of 150 n great deal more loss to mer- reat prisons of the United States (■ corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can be] ship, and when one sincerely wants to serve his fellowman. includlng men, they seized the chants and others if there did not gare overflowing and murder nnd • H he is most likely to express his kindly feelings by smiles, girl, stripped away her clothing, exist a wholesome dread of taking robbing nnd arson and assau lt ■ chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. cordipl handshakes, good humor and uniform cheerfulness. covered her body with hat tar, checks from stran g e rs. Jackson­ seem crowding the columns of the J| ville people have been “bitten" so newspapers. Maudlin sym pathy ■ Courtesy to some may seem but an airy trifle, but it is the and warned her to leave town. that the m ajority of them for the m urderers and thieves and * air cushion that softens the jolts on the road wc all must ( SCHOPENHAUER, the gloomy often are careful. But this does not other m iscrennts caught and g 60 Feet travel. German philosopher, endeavors to mean that the offering has ceased brought up for punishment is giv- j ■ “I believe in being courteous to all human beings, no mat­ explain such outbreaks in his book j o r even slowed up. Every day ing stren g th and encouragement to J lw riters of checks who have no the evil-minded. ter how humble their station in life; for courtesy is contag­ “Studies in Pessimism." The h e a lth y -!■ Hu says that women are in a money on deposit in the banks try minded need keep together or th e j* Between First and Second Streets on Sanford Avce ious. and the more we show the more comes back to us." r, , , .......... * i „ ! league to make every man support to get them accepted and a large criminals and th eir adm irers will j " That, of course, is “old stu ff’ [I ban b een p i u u .h u ! u f)(r |jfe fl((niD (,ne woman. and any number of "had checks” are taken bring even worse results. At $610.00 per front foot. | *j great deal. But il is also one of the preachment's that can children th at may he horn. in the course of a month. The Foreign comment upon the situ- ■ well be repeated in every gathering of business men who Women, says he, never forgive checks are sometimes “ made good" ation in the United States comes j » are looking for ways to better their earnings and their pros­ any women that proves false to when threats of prosecution are in a single point and th at is the 1J her sex, hy lightening m an’s re­ indicated; hut in many cases the lax enforcement of laws. Releas- j ■ pects. sponsibilities. They may forgive drawers cannot lie found nnd »u Particularly in Florida, however, would it bo good talk the man taking advantage of e a s y ’other instances the am ount iuvol- ing criminals on bail often pro- ■ vides for fu rth er crimes before a M for ambitious towns. If a Florida town would set out in all conditions, hut never the Woman. ' ved fs not sufficient to promise trial has been accomplished in the ; * tmrnestness to be known as “Thu Most. Courteous .Town” .il satisfaction when legal proceed- j first instance. The system of pad F "COUItdE, there is more ttiaV mgf< are instituted, (role and shortened sentences could count on an impetus to its growth that would carry it 2102 First St. Realtors. in it. Man, for his own good., tine of the excuses by persons nmke the convicted crim inal well far indeed. Strangers can be wooed and won by courtesy th atslowly, through the ages, being passing had checks is th at they pro- pleased and certain of quick re­ as quickly as they can be won by the evidence of investment made fit for m arriage. pose to pay tile money indicated lease. The more serious crim es opportunities. 11 a stranger is made to feel welcome in a It was forced on him. before he on the pnp< r, hut need time. They are happily not actuully prevalent town, and g e ts th e impression t h a t h e can obtain courteous ,|uit" r,,,*'ly. spiritually, and Speak of good intentions as though in Florida but there is yet plenty ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HUB service without buying it at great price, lie is pretty likely he is not ready yet, as a 4rule. It th at really attuned for a deed th a t of room for improvement and the ■ woman’s (July to make him it na morally wrong as going into bad check writer, although proba­ to be “sold ’ to that town, even though he travel on to other •a ready. Miss Simons, of the ium -1a .{tore and helping oneself to bly indignant if classed with places. her mill, is one of the incidents gotfijs without paying at alt. There thieves and others who plan to de­ In those other places, the traveler talks of how he was in inferior m an’s moral educa- is no real difference between writ* fraud, is among the nuisances ing an order upon a bank where th at should he driven out. treated in the (own ot courtesy, and is ever after a speaking b ° n■ -------ono hns no money—or less money I The issuance of a worthless ■ advertisement for that town. MR. BEEBE, hack from scion- than the order mentions— ami tenCourtesy for all human beings, Mr. Johnson recommends. tific travels and deep sea explnra- dering it as payment for purchases check indicates intelligence enough On Sanford Avenue. Only one blod| indict the one offering it. of A town could adopt that idea hut enlarge upon it hy showing tion, tells of strange fishes of the or debt of any kind, and stealing to fraud. No per-on would w rite an _ from First St. For quick saleati I tho things The- person order for the delivery of goods or ■ courtesy from all human beings that make up the town’s deep sea.. , ........ obtained. ................... Brought to the surface, they ex- tendering a Imd check is really property belonging to another and “ population. I his could really be achieved in time, this uni­ Real Bargain nnd die of a disease like the more culpable than an ordinary expect to be deemed Innocent.' « versal courtesy. Ami great would be tho benefit that would pam! "bonds" th at kills workmen sod- thief, for the transaction is given More culpable is the person who * come to the courteous city— would come let’s say, to Cour­ detdy coming from caissons under tho form of legitimacy, and the deliberately hands a third party J teous Sanford. high air pressure. proffer of a worthless ’check as- Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, j Corner Lot for Salt! an order for money, pretending a — ----nines the same position ns th at of th at the signer of the check hns j * U L c.r SEA fish carry light- to one handing over counterfeit mon- money deposited with the hank ■ MY FAVORITE STORIES a t t e n e t their p r e y , a n d to i d e n t if y ey. upon which the order is draw n. ■ Calvin Coolidgn has been presi­ leach other. The male sometimei REALTOR Hy IRVIN S. COHll In this connection il may well dent two yearn and it doesn't scum carries one, the female two lights, be remarked that the sym pathy The practice should he frowned up *■ on and the full penalty provided ■ like more than five. Honm.s 501-502. Phone 95 Montague Glass some time ago extended criminals and wrong-do- hy law impo-ed wherever possible.1* “Oh," said the youth, "pnw'n and vice versa. C ertain fishes ca rry and control beat me to it by giving publicity Firist National Hank HuiMingmighty li.nl off. He’s l>een purely Alabama has a bumper cabbage colonies of light-giving bacteria crop this year which may reduce to a story which Jimmie Montague, all spring. Now he's down flat in within th eir own bodies. These A ROW IN ENGLAND the columnist-poet, tells. Jimmie, SALES FORCE bail and ailin' stiddy. We're 'fear­ the price of stogies. who for newspaper is fairly tru th ­ ed paw's powerful sick, lie's 'fear­ they can cover up nt will, with a MAt'ON TELEGRAPH ------ —o-------contrivance like an eyelid nr cu r­ M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING] They call It tdthy lucre but Iso t ful, declares that the thing really ed, too." tain, m aking signals front fish to bnp|H-ncd out in Oregon, where lie A pen picture of William K. with this letter." m eaning, of ............................................................... it funny how many people are will­ "Nonsense," snorted the older fish possible and sh u ttin g off was reared. I Gladstone, which imputes to him course, that if Mr. W right wanted ing to ho contaminated by it. man. "Your father isn't sick--ho light m flight from enemies. A prominent citizen of the town only thinks he's sick. Tell him 1 the quality of hypocrisy, ha* rais- to do anything about it, he knew ■ i i m n x R a i i i i R a i i i i R R i m H M i o i i i i i i i i x 111 ---------o-------ed a storm in England. The Mont­ Maybe the reason why a lot of was an ardent believer in the then said so," MR. BEEBE’S discoveries, and gomery Advertiser suggests that Lord Gladstone's address, girls haven't been kisn-d is that new cult of mental healing. W her­ “ Yesslr, I will." \\ right contends th at it was those of his assistan ts, will dc-ply ever possible this gentleman, with they’ve never hail a chance. , it has an origin sim ilar to Meade Lord Milner who gave him authorA fortnight later tho same pair interest those .th.at. .deny evolution Minnigerodo's 1 I tinzeal of a devotee, preached hi* ——— o -------( Andrew and Ra­ By for his statem ent. He quoted met again in the same place. with its gradual changes am' Jackson—“fearless" biogru- Lord Milner a aying, "Mr. G lad­ A fter seeing some married con -. 1I doctrine. One day on the main "Billy," said the citizen hcerily,[adaptations, and believe all fish chel. phy. pies, our office hoy says hi- now street he hailed an impressionable "how's your father now stone wa* governed hy his ser­ and ull their Colonies of lightunderstands how long love can be youth from the country. HoU-r B. Wright, a British a u ­ aglio." deep The youngster heaved giving bacteria were created at the blind. "Hilly," he said, “ how’s your sigh: thor, brought out a volume he same hour. Perhaps the whole controversy --------- o--------daddy ?" called Portrait* and Criticisms, has its basis m the b itterness of "He thinks lie's dead." Card In Detroit store window: ' TH E fundam entalist would es- ('° n « r,»inK Gladstone. | , . *a jd : the Tory and Liberal fights of the “About to Retire. Clothing One pecially like thu "H alobates." on- . [oumk''1l .,hl' traditions times of Gladstone. W alter lline* H alf O ff." Nay no more, good BANNING POLITICS tfointf insects, described by Dr. |? lnc*f ^ hi* fol- I age found that as late as lit!’! night. JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Beebe. Those creatu res / walk I ower*. 1Iwll,h su, h »’"'«* fidelity— and DJI I, Tories were not speak 0 along the surface of the ocean o "L the language ing to Liberals. He recalled an in­ A friend of ours reminds us "Honor to whom honor is due" Less Hum a dozen years ago, J lightly th at their feet do not get >f ,the . highest, strictest principles stance where two men who had th at Adam und Eve sturted ull o. i* a wise saying. California grew Florida took heed of the California wet. upheld by “ the tension of th o ,an‘1 . In ,,r,(v“ ‘e *" l, J" 1 ,l I'fe alto- been friends and room m ates in col­ the trouble when they begun to to wealth and popularity through way and began to spread printer's w ater." They lay th eir eggs on I***'? FOR ” harmony with his lege met in the House of Com­ raise Cain. yeajrs of consistent advertising. ink freely. California awoke to the feathers of sea gulls’ w ing» , , mons. The liberal extended his Men of vision capitalized thu cli­ living nml riying at new, Ihilu 4 *, / . * ^ ^ n m n e r 's hand, hut the Tory refused it con­ Things Ihut never happen: mate, the scenery, the fruits and the fact that she had a competitor. anil, hH lnivate secretary dui - temptuously, say in g ,* "! am not “ lo u 'v u got a good eye, Mr. Um­ the minerals in the earth by a pub­ Soon she realized that she was on hates cannot endure direct contact ,hi* l’ol'lu;al ' indignantpire, th at was u strike alright, it licity program that exceeded any* tile defensive; then she became with w ater. One drop on thm r: |yn,f despatched the following note associating with men of your .............. Itensive nnd critical. Toduy, Cali­ backs causes death. kind. Mr. Huge also recalled a ju st fooled me, th at’s all. thing the world bail ever witness- fornia i i playing second fiddle to to the author: dinner party th at wns in utter -------- o -------id prior t'i the selling of Califurnia k loridn. Hut this must be said to "Mr. W right: Your garbage THE AMPHIOXUS, however, anxiety lest a member of the Lib­ Generally speaking what a man to the public. He it said to the about Mr. Gladstone in P ortraits hears goes In one ear and out the credit of California that lie put is the credit of Californians; They would cheer the anti-evolutionist, and Criticisms has come to our e r a l party should s:iow up. Milner n a i t x a a u a s a a i i r H a u s u a i n a 'j a a a v c H u i ^ n a n u n a x a * * 1 are not cutting prices to meet m om entarily, for, according to *ciwa* an avowed old T ory. He hated Ha a ~ * ----------------------------------------------other ami what a woman hears over big, competition. They are wise enough ence, he is now exactly as he was I knowledge. You are n liar. Because Gladstone because G ladstone was ■ ■"■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ b e m b m m b i m b m m * 11” goes in both ea ts nnd out at the Florida, basking in the sunshine to know that in climate and in 50,000,1)00 years ago. No change you slander a dead man vou a r e .o f the ...... . mouth. and w rung from an of contentment and natural b ea u -' geographic location they ure in no since then, hut f course that) u coward. And because you think I unwilling Queen concessions in ' t> and wealth, waited for tho I position to compete with Florida makes the world more than fl.QOO the public will accept the inves 1their behalf. Victoria despised him Today’s host laugh: To illustrate world to come to her. It required in tourist trade or in winter pro­ lions from such as the difference between agriculture years to teach the contented Flor-1 duction of fruits ,ral vegetables, years old. “•cause he was a Liberal „ fool." Ahponih',1 w « r » '|J r t! ! c r i5 i S ' u J w*" * Libcr" 1 and politics, an experim enter in idan that the roads leading to Instead of getting panic-stricken whi,h ..id, “i h,iv’ BESIDES, evolutionists in their Wisconsin is m aking hay with hot California nnd th_ , ,, thL‘ I’1 '1 ' 1 ’"' wh o 1 ami cutting prices on rea! estate theories use even poor stationary air.— Tampa Tribune, FOUR LOTS, CLOSE TO NEW $50,000 I*Al| 3 ' i1 ink* ’T 11’ r- 1nulI.y rV lK' ,rr uf i ncitcb* ,hl' V ri' ■•aiding prices at top Emphinxu*. They say his fain t­ --------- o--------printer tb© ,lU,ft*w Contemporary Comment 1 of contentment has no ly outlined backbone is the an­ DRY. EASTERN EXPOSURE. "Red" Roberta, famous Centre newspapers in Florida Florida beg,,., began to to | tl this pric...... a in tenancy, Cali- cestor of every backbone on the -------------------------------*---. intcre-t i..r us until we have mail • College football sta r, has been de­ tell tho story of Florida; travelers SIZE 221 FT. BY 161 FT. fnrnia "gam set* a good example. feated for the K cnturkv legisla­ carried back favorable reports There is nothing more destructive globe, w hether of fish, reptile, [f you let everybody know how ' •** it a deposit of service.—C love-) bird o r animal. ture. “ Red" knows the game of from this land of natural beauty U> business than price cutting th at much sense you have you h a v e n 't! land Banner In fact, Amphioxus, living with any,—Daytona Daily News. j ' ______ football but he is ignorant on the and wealth; Chambers of Price $8000 Gumi, prompted by jealousy or envy. - . ------ * ........... ... ■his tail buried in the rand and game of politics. merce followed, nnd though a .... ^ Many a girl is single today b e - 1E there is Just one Florida and one taking an y th in g th at flo at, into TERMS. fortnight ugo were only sm all or­ At any rate, the evolutionists;Cttl,sl-' she couldn’t stay awake u The early bird catches the worm ganization* supported by volun­ <..U l ..r n “' . " *l,'n thcsi- are fille d 'h is m outh, is alleged to be the hrve been making the anti crowd I ^bile a man talked about him self. 5 but who in the deuce wants n tary contribution#, they saw tho up. other admirers will have lo sit direct ancestor of man. cut some monkey shines.—S p a rta n -; Jacksonville Journal. i . , '••• tiie line fence and look on. InT h at is a dreadful thought. al­ worm anyway ?— S»nMnl Herald. value of publicity and went t o , vesturp understand tin* burg Sun. ______ n ..... V , understand tinend ihi* though th ere are human heings The bird, of course.—Oculu Star. work In an intelligent manner d is - 1 accounts for the large 't.iivinJ in --------_ calling them selves “ A ristocratic" Tho traveling man catches the sominatlng Th-*ro is no urgum ent about the information a b o u t. Florida right now. Undcr he clr- th at live very much in the AtnNew Yorker advertised for a evolution „f Dayton from a quiet train .—Eustis Lake Region. H orida. From that duy the popu- cunutances. there should !„• », phioxua style, a t least with as lost The late bird catches the dov'il. lalion of the state lagan to In- wild fluctuations in price, i>ri ° « ¥«"■ »»■":> , N W u r r. 11...IW I 0 . b “ „2fi" little e ffo rt, and with ns little not 221-E. First Street, Opposite P o s lo i^ -1'nnqiu Tribune, I should just steadily advance. !’™ {Spartanburg Sun. backbone. » F. L A N E l K iw a n is C Iu l lO O °, Greater Sanfofl A REAL BARGAIN Sem inole Business Excbanq r„'.&iLrYslr . Wk- �"J. T ire SANFORP H m ® T (§ MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, T.E.L. Class Holds Its Regular Meeting TELEPH O N E Appears At Milane Tho T. E. L. Class of the F irst B aptist church held the regular social and business m eeting at the church Monday afternoon, Mrs. S. R. Lyles, Mrs. H erbert Speer, Mrs. A. C. Rabun and Mrs. C. W. Speer M»U°ry acting a* hostesses. sc of Mn Tho business session was ably jternoon presided over by Mrs. Beck, the president. A fter routine business m enter- was disposed of a delightful social G' ^ " r Wednesday hour was enjoyed. Delicious re ­ freshm ents of ice cream and cake U S * " * - w ere served. l w -jr w s f ^ ^ f t o r g e Huff, ►* Jfr*. George l " * * B. Wilkinson State Weddings and Engagements L tfoore will enterK L f party WodnesPT^r home, compllFarene Tittle. konardi will be hosntnan Christian Temp»t their regular busicial meeting Friday 3:30 o’clock at her Street and Holly Ave. ■wart is here visiting , Stewart. Ihase spent Sunday jy at Daytona Beach. or commerce U left yesterday for k he expects to make Williams of Jacksonpest of her m other. n. F. D. Brownlee Daytona Beach to time. Miss G ertrude Moody, •■•oprano, snapped at the microphone at s ta ­ tion U'li.AK. Miss Moody is appearing as a member of the Keith \:i::ilevilli» circuit this week at the Milane i’b iater in this city. Ilcr entertainm ents here will continue throughout this week, it is announced iniw and Mnxine . B. Young of Oviedijr in Sanford. Methodist Notes Dean has returned t, N. C. where she it very pleasantly. By VIRGINIA JENKINS iwkins, a fte r spend* jj here on business trip down the E ast L Kctchens leaves to[home in Sylvester, delightful visit with tary and a most faithful and de­ voted worker. The regular monthly business meeting of the Senior Kpworth League will meet «i the home of Miss Alice Gooding M Kin on S an­ ford Heights tonight. Following the meeting the First Deportment will entertain at .1 "kid Party". When the members of the First Department are entertainers a great time is assured, | Hand returned Satmip Juneluska. Miss ipellcd to retu rn on prwlnetl ankle. J . C. Aycock, Miss and Jack Aycock r Asheville, N. C. remain aw ay some Wednesday & Thursday ersburg, to A rthur Copeland, of St. Detersburg. tv and mother, Mrs. I art leaving today mh where they will Uttks at the Sca- Chiropractic Office ' Established Here By Dr. W. E. McDougall The m irror itself should be ju st as pretty as the pic­ ture ft reflects. We have m irrors in many sixes and de­ signs. All of them are attractive and original. "Gifts That Please" iair end attractive Dr. W chiropraeloar.ita, have re_______ (C and half tome in Madison tor who visit with Mrs. years has been engaged in the ac­ tive practice of his profession in ■Hn. T. F. Ray. the north, recently located in this Hamrick and Miss* eity a f te r a decision that Sanford ? T urner is the m ost prom ising city in the J bam Richmond, state. This was learned in a sta te ­ „ JP** Points in m ent made a few days ago by 'wnt sever* Dr. MacDougall upon his arrival Jntrul, aid relatives. here for the establishm ent of of­ fices for the carrying on of his r/f / ' ,MadisAn. FIr a.. ia.. work. The doctor states that a fte r look­ r l- HW**. Mr ing over the sta te he finds Sanford " T ,hu action to the m ost logical place for the n of here advancem ent of work of the nature rrmanent home. he is doing. He is a resident g ra d ­ uate of E astern College of Ne­ w ark, N. J . His offices are located In the F irst National Hank building. LOT NO. 1 - Linens, Voiles, Crepe tie Chine and Flat Crepes, values up to $17.00 f o r ....... ............... $7.00 LOT NO. 2—Silk Dresses that were made to sell for $25.00 and $29.00. Co-ed and other good makes. Fine Crepe Satins, Flat Crepes and Crepe de Chine. To close out f o r .... $12.75 Urinations To lie Pff August LOT NO. 0—Nu-Slyk, Linens and 3 , Aug. i Reg___ K . ‘fl4,1"r" will be Dotted Voiles. Only one dozen in this |rt,teCT >ly »eat IJ*"' tuguxt ->0, lot. line, i ls l,u‘de by ro n d e a u „f public [. anticipates a and medium sizes, values up to $7.00. fv fn'n hein*T the Close out at L teacher* to Li*r peninK of full . ,T ‘ Wades «f ccr- ib says, cn n ,tifSi “n C3t*ni- con.titution of the r hV the 1925 miiSw BE A BUIbDEI Guaranteed fast colors. Small .....$3.50 niuourm No New Fall Dresses in This Sale The Chamber ot Commerce R ° r this FHm V n ,.on the uate I V 11 special nDP'i*v. state , " * life m i l l ! . The Y o w e ll C o m p a n y T H IS IS T H E AG E O F S E R V IC E — J O I N T H E C H A M BEK O F C O M M E R C E A N D S E R V E Y O U R C ITY ••ndwichea at R ation, three ' e> Cooked by ; - . •- n ' . . . 4 / * • Br _ M rT �TUB SANFORD II ‘i 1^ | * 1 * ^ T— WnOCSDAY, AUGUST I, 1925, 1 C elery-Feds L ose Pitchers’ Battle To Highlanders, 1 To 0 George Cusack, Former San­ ford Hurler, Heats Clyde Chapman by Keeping His Four H its Well Scattered Lakeland Is Held Hitless 7 Innings Doubles by Welsh nnd Kowal­ Pitching Hud ltd ween Cobb a no Edwards Ends in Win ski in Firat Inning Score For Latter; ('obit Strikes Lone Tally of the Game Oiil Six .Men Consecutively By keeping the four hits he gnvo up well scattered, George Cusack, form er .Sanford pitcher, had the b etter of n hurling duel with Clyde Chapman in Monday’s game und Lakeland won the first of the se­ ries from Sanford by a score of 1 to 0. A fter the firs t inning, however, Chapman wns invincible, giving up only one additional sufety and pjtching good ball throughout. lie did not strik e out a m an during the game but only walked two. The four hits off Cusnck cam e in the fo u rth , fifth, sixth nnd seventh In­ nings. Chnpmnn fu rth e r proved his ability in the seventh a fte r Kdwurds reached firs t on nn erro r and Surface walked, advancing him to second. With I.uther a t bat, Chapm an threw Edwards out nt second, F risbio g ettin g the putout, nnd a m om ent Inter threw to Bailey a t firs t to catch Surface off base. The H ighlanders scored their lono tally in the firs t a fte r two men wore out. Buckley was safe nt firs t on an erro r h u t was out a t second when B razier, the next up, h it into a double play, Hailey to W atherby to Bailey. Welsh then poled one to right field for two bases. W elsh went to third on an error. Kowalski then clout­ ed one of Chapm an's offerings to deep left-center for a double and W elsh scored. Edw ards flew out to Frlnhic nt short. The Sanford hurler then tig h te n ­ ed down with a vengeance and held the H ighlanders hltlcss for seven consecutive innings, I luring this time five of the visitors reached first on errors and two walked but were unable to score, In fact no JtHf lmHl second base. The Celery-Feds lost several good chances to score because of Jack of ability to hit in the pinches. In the fourth W enthcrhy hit safely but was caught out trying to steal second. In the next inning Frlshic led off for Hanford with u clean single to left field. He slide sec­ ond hut died there when M rtpic and Bailey whiffed at the atm os­ phere and A1verson popjmil out In Kowalski at third. In the sixth inning n ite r Alford wax out third to first, Chnpmnn singled to center field hut w as out lit second on a fielder.* choice to aecond base hit by Damns. I lumas stole second and went to third on nn error. W cntherby was out short to first. Hanford's Inst anil best oppor­ tunity to score came in the seventh when Wade who was up first sin­ gled to right field and wns advanc­ ed to second on a sacrifice by F rllble, Mctpio was safe at fir. t on an error and Wade went to third. Bailey popped out on a high fly to Brazier in center field but the hall fell near tliu infield and ns Wade tried to come home 0'n the play, lie was caught out by a good margin, making the second double play of the game. Moore hatted for Wcntherby in the idnltl and reached first when Surface dropped his fly to right field. Wade h it a grounder to Edwards nt first wlio threw Moore out at second on the play. Mrtpie was out on a fly to center field. The Box Score LAKELAND All It II I'D A K Buckley, 2b. .. .. I ti t) n :i o B razier, ef. .. I ll u r, | o Welsh, ss.......... 4 i | r, o || Kownlski, 3h. .. 3 0 1 1 2 ll Edwards, lb. I ii | <i n | Surface, if. .. 3 u o n n t Luther, If..........3 0 l) 2 o n Cusnck, p............ 3 o i) o ti o Doyle, i*.................3 0 o r, ;| | Totals ;u i g 27 11 3 .SANFORD AH It II I'O A | Dumas, It. .. . 4 0 0 4 II ll Wcntherby, 2b .2 0 I 4 2 2 Wade, ef.............4 II l 2 0 o Friable, ss......... :t o | | n McQue, 3b......... 3 0 0 2 2 3 Bailey, l b ..........it u o in t \ AI verson, rf. .. 3 n n i n p Alford, c............ 3 o o tl 2 ll Cahpmnn, p. „ 3 0 1 0 1 n Moore, * .......... 1 o o o TAMPA, Aug. 4.—The league leading Smokers won a hard fought game from the Saints here Monday afternoon by 2 to I score. It wns a battle all the way between Cobb for the Smokers and Ed­ wards for the Saints with both pitchers pulling themselves out of several bail holes. The lone Saint tally came over in the third inning when Cobb was found for three singles hut two force outs cut off fu rth er scoring. The Box Score SAINTS AH li li PO A F. M e ssn c r , 3b..........4 l I l .. 3 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4.—P itts­ burgh defeated Philadelphia twie? Monday both scores 3 to 2, the fi­ nal contest going 11 innings. Grantham'* h ittin g won the open­ ing game. His home run in the second scored T ray n o r and he stepped across th e plate with the wining tally a f te r singling in the fifth. Aldridge and Couch engaged in n pitcher'.-: duel in the second game The Pirate holder held the visitors to nine scattered hits and he struck out eight men. Smith’s home run in the seventh tied the score. Aldridge drove in the win­ ning run in the eleventh inning. First Game Score by innings: Philadelphia . 000 000 0 2 0 -2 -0 u Pittsburgh .. 020 010 ORx—3-0-1 B atteries: Carlson nnd Henline; Adams, Yde and Gooch. n m GROW i i< ** Ttife CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEAN 'i’EAii wbRK FOR A GREATER SANFO AMERICAN LKAGL'l Detroit at Washington. St. Lunin n t Boston. ■'hicugo at Philadelphia. T v ia n d a t New York. NATIONAL LHAGtII Philadelphia n t Pittsburgh, Brooklyn a t Chicago. New York nt St. Louis. Duly three scheduled. ST M ORTGAGELOANS 112 Second St How this One-Profit O on the sturdy S ta n d a r d [A flR C V Y A unique "follow up” service from us th a t in su res you getting every frac­ tion ot mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the nature of this service-it’s worth while. YVltat docs it m e a n to you? To you, as-an automobile buyer, thi 3 means; 1. A Lower Price. 2. A Better Car. A L O W E R P R IC E , because Studebaker does not need to pile ita profit upon the profits of out­ ride parts manufacturers and body builders. A B E T T E R CAR, because it ir. a thoroughly co­ ordinated, harmoniou3 unit. Every part designed, Wight Bros. Co. Sanford, Hnrida Distributor H O W ARD isbuilt by Stude S ix Chassis Q L 'P E R FIC IA L L Y ether coaches engineered w -1 one management. >• may resemble this Studebaker Standard Six, but the resemblance efficiently w' ^ ever7 will not stand analysis. A better car $614.10 can afford to «“ * -*j Only two cars are made on a oncbetter steel. hiih« PI profit basis— Ford in the lowest price Down ber. more pany‘»bs«] ft:ld and Studebaker in the fine car in hundred* of field. Only in these two cases are M onthly Scorea of all bodies, engines, clutches, gearexcess transportation sets, springs, difTcrentials, steering payments every Studebaker-■ gear and axles designed, engineered which looked lik e * $109 each and manufactured by one company. while it was new, ■ Contrast this w ith the average car, the StudebakerJsT B where the extra profits of m any out­ T h a t is why in 1 side parts and body m akers must be where desert heat included in the purchase price. tain trails test *®‘J] These profits arc part of the production cost of utmost—Studebaker sells doubt* iy the car—the same aa the steel and wood of the portion of cars. Every county body. They do n o t buy materials nor workmanship has bought an automobile lor its —they do not m ake any car one whit better. a Studebaker. Sindeb.iker lias achieved one-profit manufacture through years of far-sighted management ami T h i s c o a c h is n o t a o n c T ^ through sacrifice on the part of stockholders. EarnAs a splendid example of the 0***, mgs which might have been distributed have been we offer the Standard Six Coast1 retained in the business to build one of the largest this car vou m ust sec it ana nae grr.y iron foundries in the world, to erect stamping mills, forges, etc., to purchase the finest laborsaving machinery, to construct enormous body­ building plants. As a result, resources totaling one hundred mil­ lion dollars are concentrated upon the production of one-profit automobiles such as this Standard Six Coach. 12 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Mobile 1-1; Nashville 0 *4. Atlanta 2; Memphis 8. Birmingham 1; Little Rock S. A new constitution was approv­ New Orleans 3; Chattanooga 6. ed hy convention,in 1885 at T alla­ SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE hassee. It was ratified hy the peo­ Greenville 6; Augusta 3. ple in 18841 und went tntc effort In Asheville 1; Columbia u. 1887 during the ndruiiuatrallon o f S partanburg 14; Macon 8. (iovernor Edward A. Perry. Knoxville 4; Charlotte 3. *' . Today’s (James FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second B all) Won Lost Pet Tampa ..................... 2'.) 6 .82! Lakeland .. 25 16 .611 St. Petersburg 17 22 .4.U Sanford .................... 8 33 ,UM AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 3; t him go 2; tP2 in ning.t.) Washington 2; Detroit 3. Bo tail t: St. Loiti 12. New York 3; Cleveland’ 2. ; ERRORS COSTLY BOSTON, Aug. 4.—The Boston infield broke down in the third inning, St. Louis scoring seven runs on hits and erro rs and final­ ly winning 12 to 4. Vangilder, replaced Girnrd in the box in the filth inning, held the Red Sox hit­ lers. Sister, returned a fte r a weak and played brilliantly. Boston made ns many errors* as hits. Score by innings: St. Louis .. 007 000 005-12-17-1 Boston . .. o io 030 000— 4- S-C Batterlen: G irard, Vangilder and Dixon; Kbmkc and Stoke. (T B S DEFEAT DODGERS CHICAGO. Aug. 1.- Chicago broke its losing streak of four games Monday In-himl some great pitching by Sheriff Blake, who de­ feated the Dodgers, 7 to I. The C. Allen, Cults won by bunching bits off Lopez, c HnblHi. J earner, Score by innings: Cobb, p, Brooklyn (lt)0 200 0 2 0 -4 - 6-0 I 'hi ago 200 301 I0X 7 I t 0 Totals „ „ .. 30 2 H 27 5 O B atteries; Ilubbcll and Taylor; Score by innings: Blake and Gonzales. St. Petersburg .. .. 001 imo 000—1 T a m p a .................. 000 200 000—2 REDS I USE Summ ary: Two base hit, Snead. CINCINNATI, Aug. I R. I Three base hit, Cox. Stolen base, took tile Inst game of the series Brown, Estrada. Sacrifice, Lopez. from Cincinnati) yesterday, 3 to !, Double piny, R. Alton to Doyle; bunching hits und executing a Estrada to Lopez. I.eft on huso, by double steal in tin: sixth inning. St. Petersburg 7; Tam pa 6. Base The Reds could not solve Cooney's on balls, Coiili 3; Edwards 1. delivery. Struck out by Cobh 0; Edwards 6. Score by Innings: Wild pitch Cobb. Uuipjrva, Bax­ B o s to n .........mitt ai):j.,t)U0 -3-7-I ter and I'ieh. Time 1:45. Cincinnati mm |<m aim— 1-5-2 But(i-r ii* Cooney and Seimer; May and Hargrave. Sanford 0; Lakeland 1. * , ning defeat of S aturday by n 3 to Babe Kutlt th ree times. 2 victory in 12 innings. Score by innings: Rommcll and Faber had a great Cdeveland ’__ 000 000 O il—2- 7-0. pitching duel nnd finally gave way New Vurk .. .. 201 000 OOx—.1-11-1 | to pinch hitters. Slim Harris* was B atteries: Buckeye nnd Myntt; returned the winning pitcher and Jones and Bcngntigh. Sergeant Connully the loser. In the tenth inning Homomell showed great form when the side was re­ tired after the bases had been fill­ ed with no one out. Chicago was the f i r s t to open hostilities by scoring a run in their half of the opening inning. The Athletics, however, came hack in the fourth by a rally t h a t 1go netted two runs, tri The game was knotted the pext of se-don when Davis made a bid for a t liia second run by singling and gal- pin upped to third on Collin’s single •' and then scored when the A thlct- He ics were executing a double play, Wn precipitated by Sheeloy’s infield 1 I n Yesterday’s Results u n i u a i m That’s how Cities Lenders Increase Lead Over PHILADELPHIA, Aug. _ 1. ..____ ____ ,_________ the Indians Giants; Cubs Break Losing A thletics Monday Monday, 3 to 2, .Jones holding the I with the C hicago, visitors to seven hits in his 14th Streak by Healing HrnokJvn;IL*aves Win From Beds tussle, but retrieved th eir 15 in­ victory of the season. Buckeye wns banged fo r I I hits, but fanned 3 1 ll ST. LOUIS, Aug. I.—The Card­ 2 0 0 inals defeated the New York 2 0 0 Giants 7 6 in a fast game Imre 4 1 I Monday. 1 0 0 Score by innings: 5 0 0 New York not 000 020-0-10-2 1 0 St. Louis 00 I 010 02x—7- 0-2 O i l ) ! 0 Butteries: Greenfield, Scott and Gowdy; Maine* and O'Fnrrell. FLORIDA STATE I E o ,, Tampa 2; St. Petersburg Totals „ 2U tl 4 27 12 6 • Butted for WYntthcrby in *ith. Score hy innings: L a k e la n d ................ 100 000 000— l S a n f o r d .............. 000 000 000 o Summ ary: Two base hits, Wal Ii und Kownlnki. F irst base on bails, «>f Cusack 1; Chapman 2. Struek out, by Cusack 4. L eft un bases, Lakeland 6; Sanford 2. Double plays, Bailey to W cntherby to Hni ley , Brazier to Doyle. Karri fi Ice hits, Friable. Stolen bases, Frixhio, Dumus, Buckley. Time I ;45. Game protested in first by Manng er Moure of Sanford, Em pire, W are. ■*■'' Athletics Take 1 2-Inning Game From The White Sox; Tigers D efea t Washingtoi R. Alltin, ss........ 4 0 0 Shannon, r f ........ 3 I) I Brown, cf.......... 4 0 1 Doyle, 2b. „ .. I 0 0 Barnes, lit........... 3 0 0 Cox, If................. 4 0 2 Block, c..............4 0 1 6 Edwards, p. $ rr^rirr 11 -• BOTELER, Sanford, Floridu WfsI ITr*»t Nim*t �fl ’^ l\r . - • y. - - ; ’Tv?. it '**-l .*■1 ■» ' I’ I '■> - fi t It Phone 148 Classified Directory ), RATES la '* '• SSLw ir ••• __ 1M ■ I*** • _ He ■ « U ■ 1 -• —T i t » IlM • l*OT* Advertising PRINTING PRINTING FOR QUICK SERV ICE, try THE SEM IN O LE PRIN TERY , W. N. Lumiey, Prop. PRINTING THAT PL E A SE S, a t very reasonable prices. Rem ington Portable Type­ w riters. Telephone 03, Welaka Bldg. | FOR BIG RESU LTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEW S— it covers fiVoward County thoroughly which is one of the m ost rapidly trrowinif sections on the Florida Coast Sample copy and rate card upon FitOil fiat 1 LEARN ABOUT Polk County ai U kelnnd, through the Sta Telegram . Best advertising m dium in South Florida. Publish m ornings. STA R-TE LEG It A M Lakeland. Florida. art to' c0°* & « • " n«th P.'jM for f 'r .t For Sale For Sale FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered in nnd around Sanford, yellow pine fruming, sheathing, siding, flooring, ceiling and finiah. At prices that are a savings to you. Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, F la. FOR SALE: 9 piece dining room suit. I piece living room su it. Many other odd pieces of fu rn itu re also. 2 horse power electric m otor. F ix-It Right Shop, lull W. Sanford Ave. I’hone 473-J. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Wanted WANTED: From five to 10 acres unimproved land w ithin radius of three miles of city. II. enro The Herald. — HOW YOU D o P O ; ^ - WANTED TO RENT: Five or six room house with gas, w ater and lights. S. W. Bradford. LARGE SANFORD AVENUE CORNER W ANTED: To trade well located lots wm th $4,000 as p a rt pay­ ment on newly finished stucco bungalow of five rooms. No cash required. Price of bungalow is $7500. Address “ B ungalow" care The Sanford Herald and give com­ plete description of your property. In Rose Court. Price $2250 fo I 'OR SALE: New bungalow, 5 quick sale. Term s easy. rooms, all papered, large sleep­ L MStr«ct*d *« REA L ESTATE OHIO—Xenia. Make your sale: ing porch. Screened front and back through the Xenia Gazette, Zen jf r tie 8»nROSE COURT LOTS porch. Partly furnished. W ants to in. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis J. E. SPU RRING , siCr-divisloi ii trrt*i’o" ,i.hi* go North. 4 3-1 miles O rlando Insertion. trict. W ant ad and disnlay rate: specialist. Subdivision to Or Road at Citrus Heights, 3 adjoining lots in Rose Court. W ANTED: Boarders, w ith or w ith­ lamlo, Florida, and F 1 o r * on request. liint* ahoulil lit Haim each on term s of only $140 out rooms. SI I Elm Ave. Phone l,,l7 in cs»s of H eights, F lorida on Dixie High cash. C74-W. i way. COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER Lmrtif-n* . Classified ads have (lie large* Btntam* thor. circulation in Southwestern Geoi T IN AND M ETAL WORK wnu gia. R ate 8c (*’>-word line) line, SIGNS FOR REN T—Rooms with or with t o It EACH the prosperous farm­ Any K ind—Anywhere out meals. Reasonable rates ers and fern growers of Volus­ Lincoln House. ia county advertise in the Deljtnd Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. Any of the uhove lots if purchas­ FOR RENT: Front U d at Milar*} T heatre or F orm erly Sanford Sign Shop. ed now will bring big profits to Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At the put chaser before the beginning nolln Avenue. of the winter season. F irs t S treet. Booms For Kent DIRECTORY ■lire wllkla »*«r . r „ p | r nf S a n f o r d ,a uMrn needed. 1,1 n k r n a i r «**- ■ repaired. •* •* |t k,hrll.-»llr tor JA M E S H. C O W A N -A ll kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boot Tanks. At Onk Avenue and Third S treet. Tele­ phone 111. A LITTLE W A NT AD IN The lil.KALD will bring you in big nils. Advertise tim e old urBuilding: Material ntii'lei you have stored away and have no U3e for. A little thirtyMIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ cent ad m ay bring you several ing blocks, irrigation boTea. J. K- dollar*;. Phone 118 and a repre­ sentative will rail and ce you. Terwllleger, Prop. H IL l. LUM BER CO. House o I CORIDA—0 It I, A N DO t irlundu Moniincr S entinel; largest classi­ Service, Q uality and Price fied limitless, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with older. EAST FOR SALE: Five lots 50 ft by 117 ft. on Highland St. Between Near Oak and Myrtle, North exposure. Price $ 1*100 each. 1 1 ca ll, balance 1. 2 baianc and 3 years. Box 39:1, II. M. Rumbley. TAMPA DAILY TIM ES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read the clasifuul pages of Florida's Great lloiiie Daily, rates 2 cents a word. .Minimum 2fic, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. HILTON’S II.'MIIKII HIIOI* i'ALM BEAT il COUNTY The of stupendous developlliellt Reurl about it in the Palm Pout. Sample copy sent on 113 Magnolia Ave. 6 F irst Class Barbers Special A ttention Given To Ladies and Children II.FS FOR REN T , ,1 SONS Drive It. 1 2nd St. at It. It 1 FOR H I R E i) SERVICE Day ftttn all trains. BarrPWmm-U -I* ad 41X-W i; ADVERTISE m the Jnurnal-H arTild, South Gcnrglu's greatest newspaper. .Morning, atternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per title. Waycross Jourliul-lleruld. Way cross, Georgia. VV. H. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Avo. Sanford, Hn, ,L CAFE In Service and Qua! treot and Park Ave H. A. SPEIR C ontractor and Builder IELECTRIC CO. t* GUlon Si Platt k Everything elec*22. Eluctragith STVnONS AND PWimiKH 9 sUtions. M ag. mA Fir»t am] Elm, it* and 10th Street. lK E10RIST 2108 PALM ETTO A YU . Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 M oilern Im p r o v e - aiencu T h o ro u g h ly Kcreeiieil Mrs. K. CORONADO Open Hates; t3.0u o f F l o r i d a idnco K efarences: I SSI First National II.ink. .O >«' or acres bearing Beautiful homo H. Edwards, Box mi \ »rovu-r. me - If ft ikiriti kiln* UUi*h Imy fefMHF titnilliitt In liti|»|MiiH fit (*%*• lti I lllt*ft|rn iiittl f KfIIIw ll *iti|iitH%lMt* lt» %Nit tin* illnr L t*mi fIii.- til, hp »nm For Kent !>iill iloil it lil** iilil VI i iit'lit***Irr n 11*I ICO mil 1111 IllfllilCflll ItN llie ||||% niulii tiffrr Mi|»|trr ftitil ri*i ii i*!**•* FOR RENT: Two rooms finif of lifiiiillli# kitchenette furnished. 30tl IIKA1. KSTATU —IX VU4TMH8TS Til 1m 1% flic n|tri* mi*:1 m,mi fur I'tiiit•I11*• lit UllicitiOL Nil ll S111■i ll u IIitipsI* Ave. TWO FRANKLIN TERR API I.uMiv I'uteMon-tlriinilev IllJg. l*« rr«fiiir«*tl. \ mi 1*1111 hIiomI n (uttitlif nunroctl Kl o r l t l a LOTS u h r m r r >011 hti|»|*t*n fo i IiimIi Mm, FOR RENT: House. See John Tilt* liiinf«*r In ihif l«11111 fti*t i**| It % Mussnn. r i*mIrl«(fIiium it* in win*. *•»•% or Facing East, liigli ami dry. Streets aim %«Isi1 Ii it f iiiiMfv*. \ tiiiii'lii l*« ii tiiiiiore to lie paved. The present price illl In (hiriiK** mill (ho iifnrt* 1 tin I£ lln* in or «* I jioh* 1101 11 III 11 In, We ran sell your home, vacant is Sltillo for the two. $410 cash, !h*'I'fi •nllTIII.AXII PA IXT 1*in Iif I•* rii 1 «*r 1 |»r nCIf 111«11* hfior I. Tbs P»lnt Thm tUxsa t o lots nr small parcels and acreage balance $118 every three months. C irri Hull* >00 liiiR it tin mil I ion Murray, qci *r*roH» lit iiiiiiira—rHili—iiiM anywhere in Seminole. Orange, Vo­ Munufttcltirail tiy vltiKi* 11111111*1 1 m il, lioii**»s|-fo-nr.ii’1* lusia and Lake Counties if you ■ti»,a»a-l.lni|a1ry f a ta l Ilk. onw «'ol 11 of (In* m il 111, FOR RENT: Light house keeping Kohl It* will list it with us from ten to 'I'll In mill* rts f film it o flu* flit I Mi hirooms nnd sleeping rooms. LOOli i.ossiM u i* \i.v r e r n i r i s ! r r 'i imrrtillnr. If in mo imiifIi iiion* thirty days with exclusive sale:* Union Ave. IIS Magnolia *>,. prof If filili* iiimI lioi f roiililoMomi* rights, .lust mail vour price, I'hona 37S 1 Ii 1111 mu ullirr ja11litt* itiiiiitliiu —pm I'opl t rripn, term s and description to the If ton tire It 11 tt 1111«£ l\or>, ll’, Inf n FOR RENT: Three room furnish of Iroulili* fo atfi it iff (Iif Itori mil ml cottage ‘J o tI. Palm etto Ave, Try Smith’s Barber MID-FLORIDA LAND lift If ft* iiittrlti'f. If ion nf4* limit- Rents for $.Ifr.tlO per month, lice, em u MAl.r.i tail III, extra large. 111k "•trill**. ) on hot 1* fo si* lit *1*111 1111 rl COMPANY Shop for tfood barber G. Herring. Ihr fort. 1PJ First National Bunk. Sanford Highland Ave. Quick sale $pt>u run* Mol oil >011 I11111* fo ilo In lotiiiHf Florida. I*. O. Box ttli’i Term-*. Fieri \V. Ball, Photic 30d-.l It tt it 1111ff• Ih fo hit to u r fnrm*f. 11ml work. Ladies welcome. hit ti It it r il. In 1 h«* rife M I'lmi*. IM*r** APARTMENT for rent, furnished Flume 72a I % 110 11 ««r 1 I o r «• f • l Ii f r\ * in 11 *1 * I, f it or unfurnished. 3 rooms, screen* Next io Valdez. 1*1 Flirt*, mol Ihr itrn ifril uiiirhrf lo paving lln* ii urlil for Iiit ml 11 h 1% of in e.l porch, private bath, dow nstairs. lsrrfifi*H( Hiiiirm* of hii|||«Ii , Apply KIM Klin Ave. 'I'h eh' In oil If HIM* All 111 ill** olotII11*Ilf, mill IIIfit 1*1 III Of 111 *%r ll11II111fh liittr 11 irr> illM*mnf of I I«u4 ‘infill nf Automobiles Htlooflllg fhl* llllllllTH, 1 1 1 II |«ll MI II 7*»r. *iil.r»ll lirrnk, iv Iii'IIht llir I*it 11«lIf■« G. TAYLOR DYER DEPENDABLE USED CARS it, HI Itritf Ii Mini'll of In11 it fr i*h nr ./ i< i It Filter M if fill nf i* rn v«IM •» j »* r tt 1**1lit SALK: Onr horn* ami two 1 1921 Dodge Touring. 1’ninting— Docornilng of Ittiiiillln. horse wagons. John Murphy, (ill**t*Ii 11il« lift* In inirr r fit Iit m o m il, 1927 Dodge Coupe. ralin'lnll) In I lil«*n«i*f 11 ln»rr nr** lo - 1923 Dodge Coupe. Giirderville, i*ln. I'llONG 303 i'll Veil flu* i%*irli(*H Ift r n t**•i nuhtrr 1922 Dodge Touring. hoiiHCH mill llir* i% or hr** ton it,*** l _ owners write imme­ «liMittltfrr ttlrrrl*. ACREAGE 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton diately if you want to sell, prefI MiInk fli«*l liliir Mm* flflfi* of Truck. FOR SALE: e l ere ace given to railroad, highway, fiHiHii111* t *»it I'lItt It. \%ll 111 ll«*»■** 11 f *"l • 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 Ion Truck. r> room ho Inn i»mil «lMi riaiili ii lirii It l*il» fh and w ater fronts, full particulars, mi I> Mfill lo Inn mi |'Ihhi*i I’nrii'lif 1. \V. I’hillips* Sims lights. 2 I -2 ac 1 lowest price and term s. clients \ mitt! mi t t l i l n o t In* n butt* on lurid road 2 Dodge Brim. Sales and Service 1 our**, office tow aids Country Club Id al waitingf. A. N. Wolff. 202 Plaza i Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. 1111.1.. \V»* rt'cnntnuMid (ho following place for chickens. Phone 571-J. || TI heatre Bldg.. St. Petersburg, Fla. Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in G eorgia's history; « half million dollar highway to the gulf Isach ju st finished; at two million dollar bridge across Kscainliia Bay started ; quurter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground finor. W rite Dcveloimient Department. Tho IVnsa as Iho three best money-mak­ ers in our office at this lime: a H ■ Jj a * 3 ■ ■ ■ Jj B 1171 tin Celery Avenue Just off Sanford Ave. $11). per foot Very easy terms. \ * is S I . I l i m m S , i n n l s h M i i n j o t l i i l i , e. i i i e r * 11»» f i i u n a . i l Ooi , )• i i . I m , > i l I I . . . I B , i l l . . I I..*i ii P a 1. 1x171, K j i M o r n r : x | > o - - nri • i ’.'.iiihmio l l l l l l H I l l t l l l , Ii ,i r il sv i ...ti f l i n ’t s . Hl i a i P' I r i s * , leruis Fi.oeu.uo ue. riliii'lit drive. Idg f.u'lu,: mult Ii, it Kiuut yu.auu.ou J. II. HUTCHINSON It KA I. KSTATK Acreage, Farms and Orunga Urovcs u Specially IU2 U Laurel Avenue. Member of SANFOHD, FI.A Flot Ida State Florists Association. All n f I l i e r e p l a n t kit-11 f e - p e e l l i e i l l Considerably lit low market Value A. I». CONNELLY & SONS n .A K h M ti ia; i : \ p i i . \ i : \ i — Central Wed Virginia’s la rg ­ est daily. Want ad rati* t l-2c per word; l in erliuiis 1 I-4c; b or more lc pi r word each insertion. the Have you rooms to ren t or some You aro w asting time anti mo­ ney if this page h asn 't your clas­ second hand furniture to sell ? sified advertisem ent. Phone it in Uso The Herald's classified page and get results. today. No. 148. F*\JT r^Ur pi lh1 ^Ml^ MOUhE ARE. r '»() foot lot fin Park Avenue V e ry d e s i r a b ly lo c a te d . MoRGANlDW N, W. VA., people arc interested in Florida. Each of them tliroiigli a classified ad in tin* Morgantown POST. Six cents a word fur six consecutive Issues. ______________ M ni ; i i uhi i ut S in i mh I •| (i f u t i r l t l I i h I r f h ii t-lf* l*i 1»ii 11 l i i t t r t t i r r l i f t it b i l l tt fit . W . IL S M IT H . M (ilt LOANS Mif •(ilvlf **f (Ih | if*»|>If . I f 1'*i lirflrr. mill ItuwIfr rotiiiii uitll 1 • v fe . b i M P u Y V t/w F CO T TO LW E C H E fN P E R T H E C lR ^ -y _ _ W E L L FO*» rC iO O D M E t)^ t>AiKE • A FT E R . A L L THE ECONOM I Z.IMG I D O TOO TH Fh TO !— I u e . ___y Rose Court Lot No. 70 INVKSTMKNTS Terms. $1550 By GEORGE McMANUS Ll* FATHER ' ' G t N Y * HI Bagging Bandits w eek 125.00 d o u b le; 115 uu iiliigl.) iteu ld en t 'hitect ^ Bar.k Bldg. Florid* AVE J. f'lials. Mgr. IIIPU’II. f i .oicida All I lie Tear per tluv. Hy Hu- Pluna 2S0-W Monghton FRONT LAUREL LOT Ocean View Hotel 11 *0 oct*jiiie». ‘ •J,,,O lllc. In t Building Annex. 07-L 3. TAMPA MORNING TRIBU N E— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8.t)0, ti month , $1 oil, three months $2.00. If you desire $ 1,UU() insur­ ance policy mid 7ae to your order, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. *00-M — Phono — 499-M W STORE — PreItugr, Sodas. We [Du at your phone. A S A Earle T. Field Directory ice and Quality feigns I A C A F E IffIi* House Itgr. 105 W. 1st St. ------------- fVUCH Well located lots will be greatly in demand when the tourists g it FOUND: Small Bull or Boston pup. Owner can have by fnt malt­ hen . A few dollars invested now ing proof of ownership. Phone 8. will make you big money. ARCHITECT — M ultlgraphlng, i mailing—as you itn you want it. H. K I’orch. F irs t nk Bldg. 1 TR Y T o 0 6 A < S . c ^ ; |\ , T l _ e . r 7 A N — T H A I ' S G M C IFTC TtLK . O V E R . T W L C C A S Lost, And Found DAVID B. 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W tff < ■— ' I. — !♦ • WVri* ■ —' I -^ — • * M, dI—A I - . * . .. * VOUB n e w s p a p e r l e d in Florida's Heart, VoriJ’a Greatest Vegetable n Its Richest Garden Laud ' w T ': . ■ W ; T^ - . fc iH H ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 11)25 ic S u m la y O b s c r v c d I, Four Of Sanford , u r c / i e s - .C u - ° P e r a - Is Emphasized ie Are Asked iAid Movement THIRD PARTY LOSES SUPPORT OF LABOR BODY Sisters S t r e s s I m Quarterly* Conference Gives o r ta n c e R e l i g i o u s , Consideration To Study or Labor Strategy |„ The [o ra l A t m o s p h e r e Various State Elections Motion Pictures To Be Taken Of Parade Tomorrow Morning Several thousand feet of nu»jton pictures will be takcn llf thu parade and of tho cam . pn.gn worker. „. they hvfcin their work tomorrow m orning it was announced todnv bv n ’ II. McFarlnnd. vice president and (Heritor of the American Bureau. Charles L. Worm, a motion picture producer and d istrib u ­ to r of Daytona, who has re cen t­ ly completed extensive film ing of the Halifax country will he here to tnl.e the pictures. Mr. Menu will nl-o I..- hero la te r in the week for other picture ta k ­ ing in connection with the cam ­ paign. A full turn out of the workera ami others interested In the campaign is urged by Mr. Mc­ Farland for tonight's m eeting, which promi ex to |„. „ f t |,y most enthuain. tie held thus fa r H H l WRATHflit FOR FLORIDA' P artly clotirfy Monday and ’ day, probaMy scattered th l showers in cast and aouth port Maximum Temp___ ________ Minimum Temp. __.............. 71 ■■■■■■■■■■■I ----- PRICE FIVE CENTS BALL ARRIVES F u n d s T o S a v e S c o t t F r o m BRYAN PRAISED Schi HERE TO T9 BEGIN B r a X ■ r £ M fi 5 3 1 BY UPSHAW 1 Officials Predict RE r NEffYORKTALK Fine Campaij FinalMectinfj o f Tcai Members For Tonight; Drive Starts At 9 O’CIocl F ig h ts O n Noted Scientist, Dr. E.D.Ualt > Df Washington, Will $&< Hugin Onslaught On Ct*li,ry Oiseasi'.s Around Sanford Faithful Wife Of Condemned .Man Seeks To Raise $7,000 To Aid Husband in Hear­ HcHcld Tilda v Georgia Solon Snys Great Goal Of Workers Will ing To Commoner I’asscdUpl’ro si-, Be Set At Meeting; Scott May Be Barred denoy Hoc-iusc He Would Drive Lasts 4 Days From GivingEvidcnce Rather He In The Eight The last Htop in three weeks Special Venire Of 100 Men Scores Harrow For „ f . o f P r e p a r a t i o n a n d o r g a n iz a - ' i Called For Saifity Trial; D e l i c t s On Religion tion work for the b i g C h a m Scott Misses Death Twice her of Commerce advertising f] CHICAGO, Aug. 3 .—While a t ­ Statesm an’s Staunch Advo­ and expansion funtl drive will cacy Of I'rohihition Is torneys last night completed their plans for a sanity hearing before Lauded As His Host Work be taken nt 8 o’clock tonight d'idgo Joseph H. Davis today, at the Seminole cafe when the fiiemks and relatives of Russell NKW YORK. Aug. 3.—William Scott carried on an intensive elev­ Jennings Hryan, as a man whoso entire team organization will enth hour campaign for funds to religious faith was built upon the meet for final instructions I save him from the gallows. rock of nges and whose political and for the campaign mater- j Mrs. Catherine Scott, wife of , th e rctjm ’s t o f t h e n h e r of -.Conwy cc and Body May Return To Will Direct War On luso of th e re a lisa tio n *•f Non-Partisan Policy [v a st im p o rtan ce o f t h e Celery Leaf-Tyer l a t e r S a n fo rd ” c a m p a ig n Reasons For Action Cited; fits success, th e m in is te r s I’mgrun For Work Will He State Labor Organizations pe v ario u s c h u rc h e s o f Mapped Out At Meeting Of To A ssist in Picking Men Scientific Men Very Soon fe iiv y e s te rd a y o b s e r v e d Sc S u n d a y ” h y d e v o tin g WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. |,, ,|j. An intct".ive ami concerted at[.f th e d a y ’s s e rv ic e s t o a r e d language from its executive lack will be made on the insect:, talk or sermon calling for n council Sunday, the American I cl and di.-ca: e affecting eelefv in Pr effort on the part of the oration o f Labor, announced it w;, |,,r,*l.» hy K. I). Hall of Washing t to participate to I lie best through backing third p arty m,.v. ton, 11 C. who arrived in Sanford Hr ability in the city’s big m enta of the kind which u faith was such th at he "threw the condemned man, remained in away n crown" because he would 1*1• The meeting is known ns the ported in 1921 with the lat. s,.„ Saturday after having been sccar|ard Movement.” “sales instruction" m eeting, the Detroit and Windsor, Ont., in nn cd by the S tate Plant Hoard to attention of the Sanford n lo r l-'iF ellelte ns pre idential effort to raise a $7,000 balance of rath er la* right than lie president, salesman, or team w orkers, being ro rrv *m this work here. candidate. was called not only to the a $ 10,000 defense fund. Thomas was eulogied by Congressm an Wil given definite inform ation to ait! I h*. 1n eat legislature inClmli'd ii ......i r..,i V .,” .......... iinm D. tfpshnw, of Georgia, in them In doing effective work. Lncc of co-operation on the , A . re tu rn to. the, custom of *nt in tin. btidge f„r s ta te Plant Hoard If all working together for inf, congroni.ional mid other n<>... ................. vonttn. -J I ./ f! L ° r, UK pri",*M-r’ " ''" '" r ia l services for the late funEveryone connected with the i ontinued Ills fight with a public dam .Innvont iiKmX leader lender nntt th.. tool no appropriation of $7,500 a year in support of indiu l cntalist rets of tig.' campaign in the cal "n contests 1 Cham ber of Commerce campaign appeal for professional alienist* for the mvc.ligation of celery in .. residents, __ _______tint Fvangel Sunday. of „new tourists candidates satisfacto ry to the or who is willing to work on a who would testify for the defense s ' t I s and the bonrd recently en­ . ' mi.' 1 1 m ji• air i Mrs. ( atlierine Scott whose hus­ The Hryan Memorial service was nstors t<» this city hut also ,!n'? n ’ em phatically was indi- nied for cxnensua only. Two newspi- to have been the opening of a fun- tenn* is invited to be present. It importance of caring prop- as ns. its fu tu re course by hy the ninr.il v S id e s K elvin H or n o . r gaged hr. Hall to serve ns :is«o- band is under sentence of ilcalh pcr. will he n m eeting nnd not a dinner. Sunday carried signed a.lvcr1 late entoniobiirjgt al,d devote his and tins twice been saved from lam entalist campaign In New !v , , , ,, 1 " T " ' . ° f f the religious, moral and which has just wound i.|. a The long-awaited drive will he• • 1 1 1ir»• time to the investigation of the gallows at tin* last minute, has , 1 1 |U,n E n d in g uturo of these |ieraons tcrly session, d u rin g which m ^h gin at 0:30 o’clock in th e morning i celery in.1 'iis, particularly the not given up her desperate light ■ i time was .given to study. of l,il.... , Larjjt* S tuck O f |{cfri<'(*rnt 1 ’ " f. 1 H* "'7,' h;7 Fort W orth. Texas, known as “the when the organixntion will meet a t Ary come hero. Icaf-tycr which has given to secure his freedom. 1 by Judge David. Texas Cyclone" in evangelical cir- the C ham ber of Commerce. Tho sing up his Sunday m ornm approaching elivtjon.--. t »*»n I'lanLs Ti» Snnfurd cj'lery the celery growers in this and nth l 7 « ; f 1*’°! ,COl,J t *V hut he was prevented from workers wil Ipnrade to tho signmon briefly, Rev. William Fhu council decision recite* followed a jury to decide S e t t s com| nir hy 1>V illness j|in,.„ «inn i.u f,imi| v nnd an .i or section: of Florida ronshlerniil.' ondng his fninily Ties, pastor of the All Souls « general resolution adopted bv Thu Side* Kelvinator Company trouble in recent years. Dr. Hall sanity will lie selected in one dtfy. the cam paign was tem porarily hoard for a photograph, nnd then c Church, said: j*po F ederation’s national conv.-n of West Palm Iti-ach, state diatrihthrough the downtown streets. In setting the trial, a week ago, postponed. will be stationed here during the II Work For General Good tion »t Kl Paso la st year, which When they brook up, each team Judge David intim ated he would next two years, it was learnyd. utors of the Kelvinator tloiueatic Congressm an Upshaw styled will go to its d istrict to begin socinl beings we m ust all laid the principle that organtlwl permit no unnecessary delay in the Recently in accepting the resig­ ar the general good. Wo labor m u st "lie ns free from od. refrigeration plant.-, and Holm Sy- nation .if Dr Hall, who for the acuity hearing and expressed the both Hryan and Clarence Harrow, work. Outlook Very R rirh i. solitary individual'*, isoln- tical n arty dom ination now a ;.t olioii refrigerators, has secured pa'* five vear has lieen connect view that exam ination of viiiir"- defense counsel in the recent evo­ Tho outlook for n m cccniful lags, to live only for our- any tim e in its history." mcn should not require more than lution case nt Dayton, ns “titans warehouse spare in Sanford and oil with the Department of Agri The convention dictum was car of brain, logic and eloquence," hut drive is considered very good, by I not to take our p art in one court day. will make this city a distributing culture at Washington, Secretary ruts for the general good tied fu rth e r by the council .h i! ... Statu and defense romisi'l are said th a t "llrynu's house was built those in touch with tho work. Here nl Agriculture Jurdinu warmly benefit of the wholo com- ation th at “no aid o r comfort will P'dnt for Central Florida cities praisi-d his work and expressed ^'s-h u p (ta ilo r S a y s O n e O f ready with imposing array.* of a l­ upon rock of nges, while Harrow's is what some of the leaders say: To be unwilling to bear be given those who seek to launch ami towns. This was announced hearty appreciation of his valuable ienists to Ikj called as soon as thu was on the shifting Minds." Kdwnnl Higgins, president of T r i a l 's M usi P a in f u l Im ­ ju While Hryan from his boyhood the Cham ber of Commerce: “ We nper share of thu burden is third p a rty m ovem ents." and hy a late Saturday hy Fred II. Shies, service:- t" the department. iy is impanelled. p re s s io n s W a s A n im o s ity decision to have prepared for the president of the company, who was* parasite. Thu general conclusion of tin trusted C hrist "ns his personal have n chnncn to mnke this moveMurk of Great Importance convention at Atlantic in Sanford in the interest of his E x h ib ite d |t> P a r t i c i p a n t s defen<e experts is that S cott’s [operation, organized effo rt, national M hen approached today Dr. Hall m entality has become impaired row confessedly left C hrist out of outlook could, hardly he b e tte r, hut In this drive for « g re ater t Hy* O ctober f>, a set of reports rompnny. srid that he has not yet outlined MRM I'll IS, Tent*., since his conviction and sentence. his heart nnd life." frrf l•■n~•e'•'tlry. Jr Is n*o o| • dealing w ith locnl. sta te and mithe result will depend upon evory j i Kelvinator pUgt« an*! re frig e ra -j the work which he is to d> hen*. lie charged Harrow with ‘‘In­ citizen nnd every firm doing thoim, ' merely, it Is obligatory, ami to' '' c ar r v*‘(e n t n rhev nri' i ,H” vnh,,‘'1 nt approxim ately •'MOO.-jlt is an entireiv new’field nritU ne “One of the painful impressions o f ! AHouisU engaged hy the state are viting the youth of the nation full duty, and upon o ur team o r * ': K* all will share in the rc- for iam lid o .n . r '1 vnd. rsenicnt* (Hhl are being stocked nt West which vitally important, especial- the recent spectacle nt Dayton was - *| T’fl”Thioas in their conclusion that into a g reat spiritual Sahara. |o f this drive all are bound rcffardlcHM * f ’ m *en( v the veuonioii< anim osity exhibited • k ’(V,tt is normal in every sense, t i. . it- i f x. nt , gnnitntion stay in g with the job * !*a V1 •In^ksonville ami S:in l.v to th«* crlcrv crovtrM m* th l " ' A - M clherson of xzntii every one in S anford has hsd their moral ami financial tbui W hether Scott will be perm itted f ,hP F pi,r,y "Ihlia-I ford, Mr. Sides stated. Of this sirtion. he asserted. A meeting o f !l,y M, rnlll‘d intellectual men toft in the measure in which li 1 Hryan i h ak</friend ' hi,|' of P/ rV ,nUa y ftn opportunity . , i stock 2!i to SO per cent will I..- a number of scientific men will I '.I'1 . e ' wl"' ""'rely diffcic*| [» enter the court room nnd appear 1.'Ih'il science, r, . .to. lie canvassed.’* . .. , , fo able. n beb.iIf of such candidates,| sent to this city, he said. A ware he held within the next lx*., w-eks | opi ni ons, ” said Hi ’"'.'ore the jury was a question on who win "contending for science "hiyor F orint fuike. of the hankwhich opposing counsel differed m aterial development of alon-!?Ur?„i i } u C ,n U"’ ‘ “"I're- house adei|tiate f<*r the needs of lie stnte.l, and a t time the experi- ,,"1’ *""V"1- F. (.idh.r, president of ns do all lovers of tru th “ ers com m ittee: “NnnfonI hns nevtonight. Tho state atto rn ey ’s rep­ the company, adjoining track* ol of "meat nirnt work work will will lie lie diseased Hisensseil and n m l!! Natioa.d < ouncil of the I1 ’ means also the spiritual, to• unirntield, Ithe conned• •promised .............I............... *..... J ....... J.......... **ncl:* Mr. Upshaw nsserled th at the " W ,r,n , it„ w#" Proporly resentatives are of the opinion that ‘.es til n t Kpiscopal church, in a inal and cultural develop- r.nit.u„i strenuous non-purti .a th- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad n urogram mapped out. ( ’oinmon. r “ literally had the p re s -1nr,?"’"’d' ""d I believe th a t this is Scott should lint lie seen hy the mon here Sunday. It means a g reater, strong' rCa.mpn> n’ I J«Ht "K West F irst Street, ha.* Dr. Hall revealed that the sltusuccess. idenry within his g rasp " when lie to. bc " notew orthy sticress. Hishop (i.ulur was speaking on ju ro rs and cite « crim inal court returned from hi* tour around the 1 , r,,r,N1 tederations of labor m id, been secured from T. J. Miller of ntion here has become serioii* he­ more influential church, . , . -Kr..ont opportunity - . “r t o a l t l ruling of recent years in which the ' ,n0or bodies everywhere this city, it wns announced. cause of the celery |eaf-t»e* which the text: "Whosoever shall say to Wnrltl lull 1u 11vr throw I iintuf {'".V ;,M. wo "hou'd mak« tho m ost of have the leadership, a world hut lh:if th a t "In* “ he in*11 actually rtWfiv iin I'riivt/n liiiiMiiiun l.iu **• , This stock will be retailed here " not stopped, will probably re- Ids brother. ‘Thou fool,’ shall lie in principal in u sim ilar proceeding nwny Imp that does not overlook ivill be sum m oned to assist, a crown because in his ntwas excluded from tin* court. danger of the hell fire." ■Rest'things; a leadership previous years, it said, while its within the next two weeks either suit in the refusal to buy Sanford K* F. Housholder, chairm nn of Scott's attorneys, on the other titude toward a great economic “ No wonder, lie says that the usual condem nation of “bo es" celery hy many section" and pox question he would rath er be right executive com m ittee: “ I look for pD ideal*; hut the lenders by local dealers or by a branch . hand ussort th at their client can man who in his hearteall- hi* hi­ n surprising result if wo do not be­ •uremic* such ns the civic end su p p o rt of the prim ary sy: • representative of the company. ( ’. Isil'ly the placing of an ininnetion th ,,,r (not he excluded from a proceeding than he president." er 'thou f«n|* shall he ia dam tom for nom inating candidates, | itotary. Kiwanis ami the lle quoted Hryan ns having said come too overconfident. It will .1. Fly will he warehouse m anager ;,g!,'nsl "hipping this product out "f th" hell ..f fire,” continued j:!*. in which his life is at stak e and of the state. in A tlanta, in justification of h is!* n *‘° n lot of work clear up to the flu b , and our city ad- again was made evident. in Sanford. aro prepared to press the point. Tho statem en t mentioned th" It was further announced l<y Dr. *"»l> Gailor. “ For that mean . stand on government ownership of hist hour of the drive, bufj if ail of whom n rt Already one car load of kelviuThey have tentatively considered ganre nnd cruelty, and who events of 1921, when the council railroads, "having reached this w,"l| nl put in the time nnlddo our K to serve and build up utors Mid refrigerators is enroute italI that a num ber of other noted the right to scorn your fel­ placing him on tho witness stand conclusion a ft" r honest Investiga- t'n rL Sanford will mnke a name ■vmist have the support of indorsed the l.aFnllette forces, but to S.inford. Mr. Sides asserted, and seientists will Is* transferred to you for tho examination of the court since the non-partisan polit tion, I would ho unworthy of the ^or itself in this enterprise." •Sanford to carry on research nnd low m an? If you think th at v n operation means success." IcaT poliV-y h asb e en fid Iowed, many b>‘ “Dinpei1 it, the near expciintent work here of the gov- aro superior remember that von and jury. It. J. Holly, colonel of team s' : Vaks of Opportunity Hy a queer trick of fate William position of leadership with which Independent or third party move- '-iture. \ factory trained scrviee onnient in the interest and for the are little liettir than a p u n i-e I have been entrusted if I were “ I believe th e team organization is '< 1 1 1 Ktcwnrt, one of Scott's a tto r­ \ mir fath er an I . other pastor of the m eats have come and gone, gen J " ' u" 'vl11 .1*' « "tinned here foe Ltittc-rmoMt *«f ^ t e V ’crop ’ V s n ^ : yourself. yoUr ney. , will he railed upon to knock to allow any personal or political all ready for n m ost effective camcrallv ex evisrin...„iv for r... ..... . . . insidlm g the kelvinator plants ami .i.illy . . . among 'T..' ... r ‘ V«ur fV ’h t f hurji, at the m >rn- (••rally istin g only these arc ih>■*• who refrigerators and for giving serv­ down tho precedent iii excluding consideration to influence me to pnign. Tho divisional m ajors re‘ the church, prcuch- tion.” will study the mosaic di-cin'X of whatever gifts of m in d 'or l*«.r| •Ii • defendant from the sanity my attitu d e or action." ported today th a t every cupU ln ice in this line. I ^ j n t h i ; ".Matchless Op"T he people generally are be­ r. number Ilf suh-trupical preducls, you i" ' . And yet we • ail hearing which, he, as prosecutor I he dead N ebraskan's staunch wn* ready with his team . We tem pted to say to some brother F *f Florida at tho pres- ginning to realize that hide-hound At present there are four he saiil. advocacy of prohibition was laud- ought to have one of the m ost slic­ in the e:te*l rn: e several years ago, 'thlill fool.* the point, pnrtyism does not benefit them ," hraiirhes ami 32 dealers of tlm Hall Noted Scicnlisl Mr. Upshaw. r c s f u l cam paigns in F lorida his"Surely all men, of ever> sluele w 1• silcci'ssful in *■■lahiishing. As ed by Side-* company products or goods [it,, i»ple going to do it asserted. l wonder how many ni^nn of lory.’ Dr. Hall is a sciential of note. of thought, are rearly with their state attorney in the I ’ ‘te- sanl in part: have I in Fl.ind i All too frequently they He holii:* the degrees II. S. and M. Go«d to He Set Tonight , | Up" I" prnir-o the gospel of love. pro *cuth'ii nf Gene (Jeory, eon- r,,li‘*f have been breathed in the stall g n at ’w et’ centers since the rlo. If. M cFarland, cam paign direcer lhat We «re nblc learned th a t pledges in party p la l-| lii'rau-i- of the realization that S.. from , Hie Iowa lieted murderer, several years ago, i .i i ' |.7 I ami yet professors o f religion nuvk Um ,)f thousands of form s were not always respected, j Sanford i. one of the most logical Ames, Iowa and the dugr. e Ph. ., | ,.r s;lil| h!in|l>r thj H^ , ul ^ Stew art feiighi to exclude Geary qiicnt prohibition tribune breath- to r: "I would he extrem ely ontlfin. Ir* «miiig to our hut were used simply as a step- and cent nil distributing points of from Ohm S tate Umve»Ml> l « , nlhf.r „ mn ,, H#yj tlH, ! from ii sanity hearing which re­ ed his la s t? .......Thoy a rJ sorry he niistlc nbout to result if f did not | the entire statef the company Is is drnd ami fay licautiful things fear # ** * is been professor of entomology a„ ,i ’ K .. * o n t o f ^ rtani,V for the ping-stone." over confidence. Too many i . . i . ,. , rum as lor the reform ers, the up­ sulted in his commitment to the nl> Itlwiiil •11• » ..1.112*.. .... I 1.1 •hit lit his I. brilliant ability and bis. people are taking it for granted “The executive council believes extending its interests here with lie, u Ur mon 'y hut. my Chester state hospital. ' . "i A« ri‘:“' ,,r;' , ,,l‘ lifte r:. ........ ..f them seem to (m e (Continued on Page Three) eonsislent sincerely, but they find th at It is going to be a big and ge ami m th.; Iowa Sint • “I ego f()rifl,tlllII V1.ry nam e nnd idea [hi.h j/#""*1 ,ff' ' r ilium th at ns a result of it-i noii-parti.-nn I themselves visualilng a season of successful campaign. It will ho nij., rr m,,rv im portant Political policy thu launching of ----------- ------and has been state entomologist of of charity towards. their neighbors pence since the Mangerniis ilisturh- if the team organization Is on tho lhu b'reat- third party movements ha.* I.c.ii \ n liW S |L w W l I p q m i p W irronsin. During I!i2'l-2I hu "There aro some who seem to lie e r' la gone. He delayed his ng- job for the full four days. Every g in*- / l,|(ve known Proved wasted effort and injuri z Y l l l K - t l l 'M l I I I z l i l . - . l l v (Continued on I’uge IIm c) willing to make money hy using gressivu espousal of prohibition w orker m ust stick with the Job un­ rav . °f their lives. I f,n-s to the desire to elect camlith eir perverted talents only for with the hope of getting his pnrty til the end." lighilur ) " e r «n offer to 'bites with favorable records, Th* detraction, just ns some newspa­ bricklayers’ Strike leader* to follow him to his battle »O 0ff tin.. r"n* states tia 1023 and 1921 political campaigns . other OMinn The goal for the ram nalgn will pers seem to exist in order to pubroyal against the liquor interests, ho announced tonight. It will Ik* " *’• * ’hut *I definitely ilutvrmined this fact. Halts Construction i"lt * ant,,unlJ‘,"■' ''""''ty hin t reputations.” but when the final break came he that .“I h rl"linn c" m * Experience, therefore has tnugiit Hack front a trip to Havana and was utterly impervious to the a n ­ not less than $50,000. which r e p r e ­ Mentioning the “catalogue of labor th a t to bu successful politi­ nn increase of 1,000 per cent «uiw K; ; ,ndf r “ .ytry NEW YORK, Aug. •'! New murder:-’’ being described in news­ Miami, A. !.. Holts, assistan t athem as burled at him by the .xu- sents W ASHINGTON. Aug. 3.—While over tho present income. A spe­ I t i z c n * n 1,1 (five these cally, it m ust continue into the cashier of the F irst National Hunk, papers nnd tracing crim e to a i»irUr ' '-'"sphere which fu tu re ns tho past to follow in full* ciiilordiig the prohibition en ­ phi "c iii the in ter iiidmi «nflict it of intolearrue, Hishop Gailor a d ­ i* full of praise for the wonderful loon politicians all over the nation. cial committee consisting o f Ed­ between bricklayers ami ’*1 * lererx ward Higgins, Forest Lake, S. O. forcement reorganization now in devehqN'd today when hricMayers ded “we have grown indifferent to development ami growth of the W *o«fJ ’ t frotliictWe of non-partisnn policy." nrn «»r genuine g reatAn active cam paign to interest progn . ti"1 anti-saloon league, employed by the George A. I'idler death hy violence, like people liv­ Magic City, which lie declarer* is Charred Body Is Not Shinholser, and E. II. Housholder hen out getting the subscrip­ women w age-cam era and their Company v/< nt on ing on the fringe of civilization." growing so rapidly th at it is a l­ That Of Frisco Man, bus *{r!r',p“ vv<? m n offer to sym pathizers it was also announc­ through it" liighest officials, a n ­ Construction tions from the larg e r Interest*. most inconceivable to those who “ Let us pray for the grace to strike in all building pn>j"<-ts in The success they have in thl* p re­ ed will he carried on during the nounced formally Sunday that nt this city, Washington. D. * . and cultivate in ourselves the honest h a v e never visited tho place. Dental Expert Avers the next session of congress it lim inary work will largely d eter­ prim ary election cam paign. “ I counted I t steel structures, unselfish interest and regarded for mine the goal to be set. _ -------- ---------------dn will urge passage <. f the civ- Florida. Officials of the company the aim s and hopes m:i| lives of! ranging from 10 to IM Htnrios, in said work was halted on upproxiLxr (.ii * choicest spots in SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.— The first reports of tho cam ­ the business section," siad Mr. all our human kind," lie said, in i YVoman s DcathBeinir d * • « , . ,v Jsi® n " vf th" ,r""* nirtely $20,000,000 worth of con­ I ‘aoueh r/,’0,,nttr y* l,ut Henry Schw artz, vice president I ) ■ j * j / \ • j t nil I * 1 1 1 • wn ii n fill lull lit t Ii" Lint paign will bo made tom orrow noon Hctts, "W hile hundreds of homes | toll conclusion. W ' c ° 'i r citi7.ens destruction. Probed B y Officials sessionand apartm ents are being built and general inunnger of the Faci- a t tho Seminole cafe, where all the fic Cellulose Co., who has suppos­ w orkers will meet. This |x tin The anti saloon league is not in the residential sections.” MATTOON, III., A ug. 3.—A seeking I" dictate appointments,” "M iami’s progress is nothing ed to have met death in his own reg u lar day there for the Rotary short of phcnominal," Mr. Holts laboratory at.W aln u t Creek T hurs­ club, hut tc later wil d isp en se with m ysterious tangle of evidence cen­ the vtaPinont said, “but it is fightH rFlieir Lives terin g ab o u t whrei.)cuing iu lje rs in" against their attempted domin­ day by an explosion, was sought the program so th a t the entire by Sheriff It. R. Vealc today. tim e can be given to the Chamber found flo atin g over thu victim ’s ation hy the enemies of the law V.''0 Accidents In head today fared investigators of and its enforcement. _________ i ono eustern group of capitalists A. J.N ielson, dental ex |iert de­ of commerce drive. Signing the statement were .. .. .. . I are to builil 3,000 homes in Coral clared a fte r a minute exam ination the death of Miss Cora Stallm an, ,l,c’s in 4 Weeks form LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug- 3-— jo . New of T rig g county. Kenturkya Gables. The combined building of the charred body, found in the er school teacher, whose body Hishop Thomas Nicholson, presi­ I fjrot, woman legM ator. Mrs. Mnry! total of Mind nnd Miami Reach Schwartz laboratory, th a t "this NewYorkExperiences g* was found in n cistern on her s i f ­ dent: Howard Hyde Russell, found­ p arty nominees for the general Aug. 3.—The te r's farm n e a r here. er- A. -I. ISarton, chairman of thc election in November were select­ E. Flannery, a candidate for rep for the month of July was over man is not Schw artz". Tho tooth resentotive, had ii lead of I2n $H,000,000, he said, 1:1 'n r.7 \ cn,l>cd l»y autovary widely from Schw artz’ teeth. Biff Real Estate Boom The letters w ere signed "KKK" executive committee; Ernest II. lla. ‘'" '" ric a n cities to- and filled w ith inuendocs and Cherringtoii, editor of the Amcr- ed from Kcvernl thousand candida­ votes with half the prccincis missMr. Holts said that all of the Schwartz carried $180,000 in lifo NEW YORK. Aug. 3.—A during l" c°m m crce charges of stra n g e complexes on Ii-nn Issue. “ "'I Wayne E. Wheeler tes in Kentucky’s prim ary election ing when counting stopned fur th< cities on the lower east coast, in­ insurance. Joe Rodriguez, a labor­ |y ^ me four weeks endSaturday and only one disorder night. Miss M argaret Farris, Hem-j eluding F o rt Lauderdale, Cocoa, er. ha* been missing since th e cx- estate boom, which operator* thu p art o f m em bers of the S ta ll­ general counsel. Pn-.,,.," 7""P ared with 1171 man fam ily and thu discovery th at tf-i-rting that certain papers m arred tho day. A negro was shot ocrat candidate foe state rtqircscn- Vero, F ort Fierce and others arc ploiiion ami District A ttorney Tin­ outclasses Florida's palm iest dn) from Madison county, was growing hy leaps and hounds, all ning announced today th a t he had has hit F ar Rockaway and . — an . argu tutivo , , I. C * ! z r, w‘‘cks ending! death, 'whs not duu to drowning i,n,I misconstrued ns opposition to a t Hlackey, Ky., during feated. .. . . . ""biles fatalities it, -,.nt statement hy ofM ,ent and herrando Cornett | defeated. of them, apparently cntching the withdrawn permission given to away Reach on the southern : '*» wax | 0n.,whll‘; thc total wore m ajor factors in sta rtin g the the iilan n u*’1 Jam es "R ed" Robert*, membar spirit of Miami. of Long Island nnd sent ocean arrested in conneetion with the Mrs. Schw artz yesterday to profici-tl* of thc league th at if it “does OR,V'" [-,"• 1 t0 J “ 'y investigation, which the coroner ^*beic,| 27 , and for 1923 vn ^^11 whilo fUr. of the famous Centre college footIn Havana, Mr. Hctts found a coed with the funeral of the body, front property skv rocketing ft not' work nothing will," the group shooting. predicted would lu st a week. Chief in terest was manifest in ball team , which defeated Harvard city th a t was ulm ost American in which she insists j« th at of her $300 a foot two months to $2 <icnii'g today's pronouncement said Thousand* are scram bling league "has long advocated contests fo r thu state senate nnd tam o years ago. In -t to Represent- it* appearance. Only in the out- husband. CAGo **1’ II S tates Haynes Relieved Of the chances to invest. ,1 , ^-organization of the prohihi- house of representatives. Ip the ntivu J . If. Hniighmun in ii Demo- lying country district* is found 'F'athj’ ?— -NinetySquails of police yextef u„ji so ns to place rusponsl- m ain, the nurcOssfuI candidates erotic contest in Hoyle county. s tho uncleanlincsa th a t is usually Part Of Authority Markets 1 u ' re r* ,n> a7 0,nobdc ac‘ w ere supporters of Gov. Field’s a d ­ fought to keep tru tfic moving The mail who introduced n bill Iii i associated with ............ Cuba. Hut except ............. I it v definitely; to exclude politi•late, K * rtwl j n 11 ".idm inistration and thnnu wh*> favor the 1922 legislature U» prohibit i for the language of It* citizens, William Zaret, lum ber dealer of W ASHINGTON. Aug. 3— An or­ ,-nl influence and to secure co-op- existing pari-m utuels ut state race teaching evolift’Dn in Kentucky, I H avana i* like any other modern •«e numh.^1 V c.1’ virtually CHICAGO. Aug. 3. — Wheat. latwrcnccville, Mass.. «*< r - p- r t erttion fr*'m the j;ariou" govern­ track*. Senator J. It. Hash apparently wn* I city in the country, he said, tor the V,l " • d er relieving prohibition con.mis- m ent departmenU. Septem ber, 1511-4 to 1511-2; De- cd to have made $65,000 in tWQ . thu iv,Vl Previous w c'k bloner H aynes of all authority O f the soveral women candidate* defeated for renominatimi hy J. L. Mr. Rett* hu* been absent for cenihcr, 113 1-1 to I5 S I-1 ; Corn, hours yesterday. ••Accented as a step in this direc* follow. ? n !l #tT^ ut*d by with respect to the supervision added, “the new reorgun- two were unopposed anil will «9i- Thurmond* of Grace)’. George W. j the past several week* cn hi* va- 104 7-8 to 100 5-8; Oats, Septem ber n,linn.i *. Vl’-' Illinois, over the question of intoxicating ti°n; 11 j,, gupport. The nieA.x- te r the November election a* Rc- Kills, n t one tim e author of an an- cation W ith all Its advantage*, 413-4 to 417-8. Miami—-Contract let a t $2,000... --------IKK) for drvdgiug and filling work U,i’ "Inc Ml,M,chiRan‘ >°t liquors was m ade public today at ization "• ’ sJ| wj|j (j(.|,on,| Up. publican cnndidntea for state re p -1tl-ovolution bill was eliminated in i Minmi doesn’t comjmre with Sunsu ry ■ in connection win* with "re i fr,H.j„m with which it i* rusentntlve. They are Julia Hus- the Republican raco hy J. C ., f"rd n* a place to live ws» his do•1 an*l Texas f!1** ‘*t.»’ oight; the ».*u trea ****w«ij ■■ connecuiin NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3 . — on 2,800 acre Miami SUOtvs «U»n . . l C#CI,i Iowa the reorganization of tho prohihi- 00 * i -i io o|<v»«U.” bands of Taduvah and Mrs. L llalfiw m liarrvn county, upon lux return, Slendji October 23-17; May 2388. vvlopmeut, _ ,v i . tiiiti iitnl uMnnhi'n C.tiil 1 cues live ; BE BUILT HERE BY DIVINE S CORES ILL FEELINGS ! N EVOLUTION TRIAL ( Miami's (Growth Is Phcnominal, Says B e t t s On Return Endorses ShakcUp Among Dry Forces ( gl‘(/Svj g ifcr Prim ary Elections Quiet In Kentucky; “Red” Roberts Beaten For Loi^islatu re !-il'*il","nlVuniN \^!v,=t^ was �♦ •*•• • i, .*• v V/ •pf\lIyt ■S t ? * '‘ *i ' . r Tr* <• . ! THE 8 ANF0RD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,1925 EXT WEEK will tell the story. Dy next Saturday the people of our city will have decided whether or not their city is to take the place rightfully belonging to it. . Sanford is just beginning to grow. It has for several years been building a substantial foundation. Now it is ready to soar skyward. The present membership drive of the Chamber of Commerce is just a start to­ ward bigger and greater days. Depending largely on the outcome of the campaign will be the future growth of our community. If we are to be the important center we should be, if outside capital is brought here for investment purposes, if we hope to grow as rapidly as other Florida places, we must see to it that our city is brought to the attention of the people all over the state and to do this, we must advertise extensively. The banks are heartily endorsing the campaign of Sanford's Cham­ ber of Commerce to raise an adequate expansion and advertising fund to exploit the advantages of this community. The financial institutions are giving both their moral and their financial support, and urge others to co-operate to the fullest extent. . , «, , success i-eis mane tne coming week an important and fai the history of our great city. lational Bank Seminole County Batik* Sanford Bank and Trust Company V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v ♦♦!« ♦> ♦% «!♦♦♦♦♦%♦♦♦ , JA V V VV W V * �:.*V v; Q8WS TWO " s= THE SANFORD :«• STEWART'S WASHINGTON LETTER B y CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON, A ug. 3.—Con- Now a judicial decision on n panne* ft lo t of law s it's im- question of constitutionality is lible to understand. They can one thing. If congress attem pts read in two o r more different something the fundamental code BHVt' .i forbids, then doubtless it’s some they contain conflicting court’s business to point out th at or conflict with other lawn, it can’t b 2 done. nobody's able to figure just Upt interpreting and guessing Si it they do mean. laws into shape is different—it t would seem to be the na- amounts to m aking them. thing to do when one of The judges do their interpreting mixed up lawn gets onto with such straight faces— their wcy\am statute books? Why, to aak faith in their own infallibility is Congress about it, of course. so well-grounded— th at the by­ Congress passed i t If nobody stander, watching them a t it, isn’t knows w hat C ongress' idea wnn in ant to realize how ridiculous it is. doing It, it certainly m ust be Con­ How do they know what m eaning­ gress Itself. lessness means, and better than So why, when the executive anybody else! branch of the governm ent runs T h e executive officials, however, up against one of these incompre­ don’t all take their guessing so hensibly-worded enactm ents, does­ seriously. n't go to the legislative branch and say, "This thing doesn't make "The fa rt is,” a high function­ sense— what in heck were you try- ary of the So-and-So Bureau told Ing. to get a t ? " Then it could be me recently, "We nevcr’ve been able to dope out; how Congress in­ explained, or fixed. m ilu t no. T hat isn’t the sys- tended the Such-nnd-Sueh Act to tom a t all. Instead, the puzzle eith­ work, but we’ve agreed or w hat V i er Is psssed on up to the courts w-> thought perhaps it meant and fo r sn "interpretation” or turned th at's the way we enforce the over to one of governm ent’s num ­ . ’aw.” erous adm inistrative bureaus or I PeopI#- go to jail nnd pay big fines on the strength of it, too. commissions to be guessed. i'll MacLean Company Man Conditionally Lost In Snowstorm Pardoned Is Sent • ■ California is Horda’s greatest fo rd, Florida, until three p - . in. P fo rid a .Ju f _ JL A S S , Clerk. competitors in the tangerine in Aug! 10th,'T925“To’r the fu rn ish ­ , .V.____ , 1 Aug. 1 and 8th. Publlih July ing of ail m aterials and labor fo r dustry. '* the erection and completion o r - a NOTICE C ounty Jail building to be located The regular annual m eeting of NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS a t Sanford, in Seminole County, the stockholders of tho F lorida Sealed bids will be received by Florida, in accordance _with the Vegetable Corporation will be the Commissioners of Seminole plans nnd revised specifications as held in our offices in tho Masonic prepared by Elton J. Moughton, County. Florida, at the County Building a t 8:00 P. M., Tuesday Clerk’s office, Court House, San- Architect, F irst National Bank August 4th, 1925 for the election building, Sanford, Florida. of a directorate and the considera­ Bids will be received for cell tion of all 'o th e r m atters which construction. may, properly come before such Successful bidder or bidders will meeting. A full attendance is re ­ be required to furnish a su rety quested. R. B. CHAPMAN, company bond in nn amount equal President. Ito seventy-five (75ft) per cent of the contract price for their bid, L. I. FRAZIER, Secretary. and to m e e t with the approval of the County Attorney. No bid will bo considered unless ORDINANCE NO. 99 made upon form 83 furnished by 'th e Architect, and accompanied by An Ordinance Providing for the a draft payable to Vance E. Doug­ Vacating and Closing as Public lass, clerk in the amount of $1500.Streets and T horoughfarea Rose00. The d raft of the successful way and •• Indianola Avenue, Acbidder or bidders Dlliuer PIUUUI* to be retained by iwbuuih nrcitHCt said Vance E. Douglass, Clerk, ns cording to P lat of Rose Court liquidated damages snoum should me the »utsueAddition lo Sanford. Florida, an cessful bidder or bidders lail o rj ; refuse to execute a contract find * Per Plat Thereof Recorded in Pint Book 3, on Page 3, of the to Minply bond ns required within* public llecorda of Seminole ten days afte r written notice o f! County, Florida. acceptance of bid. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids, or to ac­ BE IS ENACTED BY TH E PEO ­ PLE OF TH E CITY OF SA N ­ cent any hid or part of bid by them deemed to be the best in te r­ FORD: est of the County. By order of the County Com­ Section 1. T h at Rose way nnd missioners of Seminole County, C. R h o a d e s of F lo rid a , w h o , on J a n u a r y Indianola Avenue, acconlintf t0 m ad e H o m e e te a il E n t r y . No. 017199. P lat of Rose C ourt Addition to f i r 'V l - » o f N W l - i . B8 e e tJ o n 7. T o w n s h ip JOS. Itanxo »9E., TaliaSanford, Florida, ax’per Plat l»ere* h a s s e e M e r id ia n , h a s file d n o t i c e o f of recorded in P la t Book 3, °n I n t e n ti o n t o m a k e C o m m u t a t i o n Pronf. to e s t a b l i s h c l a i m to t h o la n d Page 3,. o f the public records of above d e s c r ib e d , b e f o r e C l e r k o f irc u i t C o u r t , a t O r la n d o . 'F l o r i d a , of Sominolo County, Florida, be C on th e 3 rd d a y o r S e p t e m b e r . 1 J « . C laim an t nam es a s w itn e s s e s : and the same are herOby perman­ VT. F. B o y d , of S o r r e n t o . F l o r i d a , ently vacated and closed ns pu it* *Boyd, of Sorrento, Florida, ■1 «),nl.„„<rhfares of ,T. E. White, of Sorrento. Florida, lie streets and thorough car\ Dee*, of Sorrento. Florida. George C. Crom. Register. the City of’ Sanford, Florida. Section 2. T h at the City Clerk IN T U B C I R C U I T C O U ItT , NF.Vshall prepare a certified copy o KNTI1 J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T O F this ordinance a fte r its pnssage F L O R I D A . IN A N D F O R T H E COUNTY OF S E M IN O L E . IN nnd adoption and file same for rec­ CHANCERY. ord in the public records of Sem­ K m m a D. A y e r s . inole Connty, Florida. Com plainant Section 3. T hat this ordinance M e r r i t t F. R o b invs. s o n , a n d n il u n ­ k n ow n partlo n c la im in g In terest .shall become effective immediately in a n d t o t h e l a n d s ln v u l v c d In upon its passage and adoption. Ib is s u i t . , D efen d an ts Adopted in regular session this O r d e r o f I’n h l l e n t l n n 27th day of July, A. DT o a n y p e rs o n , unit a l l p e r s o n s , u-lmse n a m e Is. o r n a m e s a r e , u n ­ FORREST LAKE, k n o w n lo t h e c o m p l a l n u n t h e ro in , C. J. MARSHALL. h av in g o r rln lm ln g any r ig id , title o r I n t e r e s t In n nd t o t h e lutidii. n r a n y p a r t o r p o r t io n t h e r e o f , i n v o l v ­ As the City Commission of the City ed In t h l a s u i t : I t a p p e a r i n g tr o tn m o s w o r n b ill of Sanford, Florida. o f c o m p l a i n t , h e r e i n filed , t h a t t h e r e Is a p e r s o n , o r n ro p e r s o n s , A ttest: i n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y In v o lv ed . L. P. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. in t h e a b o v e s l y led s u i t , w h o se n a m e ts. o r miim-s a re , u n k n o w n to Publish A ugust 3rd. c o m p l a i n a n t , a n d th e c o m p l a i n a n t praying In s a id hill f o r r e l ie f NOTICE FOli Plnl.M ATIOV a g a in st such p e rs o n s . NOW, Serial No. 017899. THEREFORE: A n y p e r s o n , unit a ll p e r s o n s , h a v ­ I i r p n r t n i r n t o f ( h r Inferior in g o r c l a i m i n g to h a v e a n y I n t e r ­ T. ft. I.nm l O ffltr "I e s t In t h e Houtll H alf o f S e c ti o n 34, f i n ln ra v l lf e , FlaS o u th . R a n g e 22 E a s t. J u lr IN. IBM . . ST eomwinnsohlei p C19 o u n ty . Florida, w h ic h N O T IC E la h e r e b y given that rtfrAS'K. ’sa? a decree pro conft.,o tlil c d a g a i n s t you. «„5° %U| IT 18 FURTH ER^oiJfH th is c it a t i o n be puhuii rw said 1 CoJiVT .'K ?h\ nd ** $ 5 iV ,hc u t & Auj Clerk O EUR* IE Cl. HKTtiuv’N A Solicitor for ComM L " We, Kdward ° it,C mtl D l i i i n c , ‘'Jkwife. do herei,, K llzaheth n T h u r e d a y , the A. D. 19V. a t ten o t o j a a soon i h W t a f t t r r a n he h e a rd . «> »ifi r a t i o n to the J u d e . »»* C o u r t of the S e y A V ' r 1 r u i t o f F lo rid a , at f o r d . F lo r id a , or , Court may then b, authorizing the .idrioo 1 accordance with t h T ^ law. of Margaret ririRHS u minor c til Id Dated this nth .... . D. 1925. “'I »f| Edward M nim Oeo. fl. Herring *■ Attorney. J u l y 13-20- 27; Aug. j. While M aking Film Back To H i s Cell r ‘ L' * II n?v B Lost In n snow storm on Iaike Chelan, Washington, In an open ** motor Inunch with n bear for chief ' passenger—th a t w as the exper­ ience fence of* “Douglass MacLean nnd his company while filming scenes TALLAHASSEE, August I.— A fter threatening the life of his own fnther with a dnngerous wonpon Orlando Rogers of Alachua county, who wns conditionally p a r­ doned in 1920, is again being held recently for his forthcoming com- nnd must forfeit his conditional cdy "Introduce Me.” freedom, the statu Board of Par- r X 3 L X X X ’X X X X 3 Tbhe party was re tu rn in g nt dusk dona hns decided. from locations across the Inkc Rogers was sent up for a life's when heavy snowfall obliterated sentence from Alachua county in the lights of camp. W ithout com­ 1915 for having committed m ur­ pass or landm ark, the journey was der. The State Board of Pardons continued blindly. Coats, which freed him conditionally in 1920 were badly needed for wnrm th, w ith the understanding that he were held over the engine to pro­ m ust stay entirely within the law, tect the ignition system from and that no complaints could he m oisture, but so severe wns the issued against him. No complaints storm th at eventually the dry b a t­ were Issued against him until he teries were short-circuited and the and his father had a dispute over motor died spluttering, wheezy some real estate and then he de­ —A unique “follow death. clared that he would not allow The party tried to keep warm his father to come upon Ids place. up” service from us with n knmsinc h ea te r nnd coats L ater he threatened the older were rigged as n m ake-shift shel­ mnn's life with a dangerous wea­ te r from the onsiivught, so f "the pon, The father wrote the Board th a t in su r e s you storm . All hands were fairly com­ of Pardons advising that he be re­ fortable when the h ea r which wns taken into custody. The Board getting every frac­ being used in the picture, became ia acting upon the advice of the restless nnd frightened. S h iftin g i father and Orlando Rogers is be­ tion of mileage built its BOO pound enreass from side *o: ing held by the sheriff of Alachua side, it kept everyone on edge (in county until officers arrive to re ­ the most literal sense of the word) tu rn him to the state prison. into these marvel­ to prevent the bnat from capsizing. Someone suggested shooting bruin I’OPI'LATION GROWS ous tires. Learn the to save all from n w atery grave MUNICH, Aug, 3,—The recent —but there w asn't any gun. census taken in Bavaria shows the nature of this serv­ " It was more exciting and funny population to lie 7,398,1*77. The than any screen comedy," “toys total represents an increase of Mr. Mnrl.cnn, "but there was no 3-13,211 since 1919 and of 510,111) ice-it’s worth while. _ audience to appreciate the situ a ­ slnca-KUO.' *. — .. • . i * j *i ----1 .* -----aa-v t tion except ourselves unit we rtv«ftt' not in a receptive mood." Orlando— Howell Drew Company “ W ?*hrir7os: gt : "Then dawn came," ns they any to improve their store at cost of lucurtHjrairJ In the movies, and the weather $200,000. Sanford, Florida cleared. Camp wns seen n biiru q u arter of a mile aw ay and the West Palm Beach—Unit Company m m rrstnw nys hraved sighs of relief to lay sixteen miles additional pipe i t I A A I 3^ ^ A 1 and paddled home with cam era line entering both Palm B earin'i nnd Lake Worth. tripods. edndin addition- Join— THE CHAMBER COMMERCE -«S5 s '" ' ■ / ’ - of m — - e 'J P W ', •—-J W f\. HWJ 9% H I d e a l F lo r id a H o m e $ 100,000 each, V E R Y norm al hum an b ein g w ants a real hom e. H e w ill n e v e r be w h o l l y s a tisfie d w it h less. A ro o m y co m fo rta b le d w e llin g o f irlislie design, amid delightful sur­ roundings, in a congenial neighborhood, close lo church, school and stores, and in ;i comm unity offering social and rec­ reational advantages— this is the most deeply implanted ideal in the race. A KNOCKER never wins A W IN N ER never knocks W' i _ § a) Vf ' J--* T o that instinctive want, Coral Gables, the finest suburb of Miami, Florida, m ake s an irresistible appeal. It satis­ fies every condition, meets every re­ quirement. It goes farther, for it o f ­ fers a climate that cannot he duplicated anyw h ere else in the world— this sunkissed city o f the American Tropics, caressed by cooling trade winds, where the purple bougainvillea and the scar­ let hibiscus bloom the whole year ’round. will surround it. T w o hundred others have been planned and financed in this y e a r ’s construction pr o g r a m for the R iviera alone, w hile in older sections o f Coral G a b l e s a far greater num ber will be built. P rom ise and Performance rVirnl Oahl-n H riuti-d fa r c a r r y ­ ing in rapid cmripicllon gr*nt p u b ­ lic and B»ml-public building pro)ccia lh a t 'i i h n n r . the value of mirro un d in g property m a n y tlm»a over A Hat nf ,om« of It* more outntnndlng ilevclopmcntz of r«c e n t month* Iru-luil-'a: Homes, h o w e ve r , n o tew o r th y are not the only feature of the building program in the Riviera, fo r it is here C om pleted Hint m a n y great institutional projects P u n k nf «*nrnl rSjthl^iv included in the S t o o . o o o . o o o d e v e l ­ G o m ! • i ,i It11*1 1"fwff ©f f| c*i T«*I■+phrai* R$i' h n nifn f*onffT*KitUonjil H itirrh Flvo mcnlnm fireproof hotH f Von-M«n <‘n<rtno nml T*ool .SilrnlntMtrnflon ftiilbllnrt Cornl • 'm intry Rlub Twn finn Rolf fO iin#a private hnm^s Hornl Military 120 miln* paved ilroela Hoff*!, (%<1 rofimsi Min mi Pill rnor« Grumfry f'luti Golb'ii * for Vmmu W tim ^n rural Rubl*** lllnh flchool T r n mlU«« of writcrwrijr* Two new golf L'otiraej A n noun ced Th* Dnlvrroily of Ml*ml S a n lin rtu m M .i hi ml S h rin e i i-.iiltm to rlu m T em p la Mlnn*‘ lilltmorn CiUtno i'nr»l 'Inhim The.ttr* 2“ft Kl*irr:i h n m f l t.lito Seviii# hniri. ISO room * T hose w ho build here build for beauty and permanence. T he sketch sh ow n is of the new home being built by Mr. G e o r g e E. Mer­ rick in the n e w Riviera section. More than a score of equally fine homes costing more than bot.?.’s, Miami, the are to rise. proposed Mali i Sh rin e Great U n iv e r s it y Tem ple of and sports center, a h u g e sanitarium, and U nder C onstruction M l. i m l - Ml It n*n r» op m ent f i d g e t miles o f w in d in g w a t e r w a y s will all play their part in su p p o r tin g R iv iera investments. T hose w h o invest n o w in the Riviera at pre - d e v e l o p m e n t prices, therefore, are b u y in g at the m ost fa vorable w time on a rising m arket. F o r full inform ation and also to learn h o w y o u m a y visit Miami and Coral G a b l e s free o f all trans­ portation cost clip tiie c o u p o n b e lo w or call at our local office. Tl | | ***, r l t t M i t t K t t l g t r , Coral Q , b ! . . Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. You m*y . . n d m« full Inform ation r*flirtfln« «*• homo i n d In v tU m o n t. Alto toll m* how I c*n wl»« C o n i Gable* f r e t of all tr a n a p o r U t i o n *Mt. �BALL ARRIVES rved By Talks HERE J’O BEGIN ’our Ministers CELERY W O R K inued from Png® One) ,-hurches whose memem the spirit and the toT of V m whose g re at instantly overflowed with ‘i w w w t o ffer S Opportunities for in* , - declared the m inister. ts th at we can ofin a state of f" T ' ; u. 1 know th a t we tP them excellent clir r, u . linger a moment f o W J i S t . «' U.,lr nrJ ourselves a 1_PU* “n,aWtion. W hat moJ „r invited these (jthens of o ther » wfcr do we bid for th eir I . " fellow citizens, ■ L i t w sell them some Ifftier tends, our motive is E eerthy of honorable men F " : Florida citizens iiave IrsJIcd opportunity of sech f.” ' ., f J., Civic Responsibility. If of his sermons yesterday, J. Armstrong of the Connial Church spoke on Ciyjnsibility.” He said in p a rt: Lord has sent us into his vineyard to work for hmi. :ens we have a great reility to meet In the place li we live. And since civic rods on a Christian tre a ty ana ] Vienna on August 30, 1824, an negotiation^ ‘agreem ent on the basis of which t auspices of (jet man residents in Poland and ,n** j Polish resident? in Germany who iernm n Siles-: refused to opt. fo r Polish or HerT h at's just w hat McCoy’s Cod vam ed a year;m an citizenship respectively, and nrc fo r the only those who did not own any l iver Oil Compound Tablets did th a t P oland' i enl estate, had to be evicted not for the Babcock G irl—and is doing ■ any of the Inter than August 1, 192r>. i the Germ ans "In this way a y ear’s w arning ■ing the final was given to th e people interested ixed fo r their to prepare for the tra n sfe r which ed Aug. 1, the nbove decision provfded for. mguc. The Polish governm ent made in Mr. Gliwic "dvanee all necessary preparations to tran sfer its citizens from Gertren tv Poland ' n,BnTl UP tr> ',llte bus W aiv ed P . ? « , S',cn. En‘ertalnmerit Established At {’amnsPolish Official Says KvitMton Entom ologist in 1DI8 um| has published a long list of noteworthy contributions to the science of en­ tomology, it w as learned. The Florida experim ent station, through its departm ent of plant pnthology, already has a co-oporativ e working agreem ent with the federal bureau of plant industry, under which w ork on celery dis­ if eases is being carried on here. The departm ent of entomology of the experim ent station, will work in close co-operation with the plant hoard on the celery in­ sect investigations, while the ex­ tension division of the college of agriculture, through its extension entom ologists and county agents will endeavor to keep the celerv grow ers closely informed as to all significant developments. The chem ist of the experim ent station is working with representatives of the federal departm ent of agricul­ tu re on the soil fertility problems in connection -w ith celery produc­ tion. W ith this array of talent available it is believed there should he good progress made within the next two years in reducing or con­ trolling some of tho troubles with which celery grow ers have to con­ tend. P e r m itte d By T r e a t y CIIN EIIti.M U H L Germany, Aug 3.—bccmvi lewlniwtnt of World w ar canteen entertainment* will >o witnessed m this fiontier town in view of the decision of the man°,f ,th ‘\ rt>r,|!te< s camp Sunday to introduce various forms of entertainm ent in an attem pt to gladden the hearts of the Germans evietcci from Poland who number about 20,000. A moving picture theater la be­ ing erected and a sporting club for men will he organized. Sewing circles fo r young girl, have b u n established and an infants nursery will be opened in a few days. ” «,rW « t w k " V ; y *hr The Guide Pirates Vi'm or m utual n.f- !oU h>" tho Germ« wtte r of option 1 . "The present tra n sfe r of Germnn ie p n rt o f t h o 'f ‘f'zemi Consists of those who rojem ian y and ! Uued to opt for Poland, and is n Poland. It n"thing else but tho strictest folim possible to | 0 Intent of the above-mentioned understanding i“sreement.", box and sin gained very slowly at first and after tak in g eight boxes, rhe gained seven pounds. Thunk« to McCoy's Cod I.iver Oil Com­ pound Tablets, a fte r try in g nlmo-t everything else on the m arket. She is on the road to recovery and goes to school every day." Mrs. L. Babcock, Appleton, Wis. Im itations of McCoy’s may l»' offerer! but he sure and ask for McCoy's, the original and genuine W EAK EYES and if a fte r th irty days treatm ent Here \vc have Fred Clarks, former manager and outfielder of the P iftshurg P irates, and nil] McKechnie, present pilot, Clarke lead the Buc­ , rS ■',r(W by Leonard!'* F.vi you ary not delighted with result? caneers to a pennant and world title hack in 1009 and recently re lu m ­ Lotion Inflammation is cured will!. —w h y 'get your money hack. ed to tho club to aid the Drvfus.r entourage in the 1033 drivo. Clarkt* >u pam in one day No X r eye m rdy so pilr<. an(l | u .a jj, j- * Behring—Behring Ice Company is depleted on the left. . I" working trim. It maic increases capitut stock from $25,POO to ffiO.OOO and will improve Wong eyes. At all druggists, THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING A HOME IS MADE Denies Reprisal Charge. NEW’ YORK, Aug. :i.—HIpolll lL *’ **° ls‘l ‘'I'nrco d'affaires in W ashington, Sunday gave out a statem ent here concerning the eviction of German citizens from EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. WAREHOUSE WILL BE BUILT HERE BY INDUSTRIAL FIRM (Continued from Page Ora l a view to enlarging them fmm tim e to time, Mr. Bides said. The situation of S anford a t the head of navigation on tho St. John* R iver and its appearance as a hustling, su b stan tial and progres­ sive city, he declared, is enough in­ d ic a tio n 'to in su re the success o; alm ost nny industrial firm tii.it m ight locate here. Brady Returns From Sojourn In Georgia Standard Coa.Uwi.se Passenger mid Fast Freight Houles i", r b u 7 d np rnn«B , f Iww nvrD i.rrn„,m.»Utl<m« nml a l)ii u r l . ./* ••t cnUhi,'. I runs|.4»rtati*»n Includes m«uU und in.i.b tuteimun Iwrtb. L* lu Dtr oin n„ )•lit 11«,i K. E, Brady has returned from nn extensive visit in Georgia where ho visited with friends and ndalives, He reports th a t Georgia is rapidly coming back since the boll weevil has been practically exter­ m inated and tobacco has become one of its best crops. While in A tlan ta Mr. Brady had the pleasure of renew ing acuuaintnneo with form er Senator Hoke Sm ith, who served in the Georgia l e g i s l a t u r e 30 years ago with his father, W right Brady. .nr. Brady says Georgia i< grow ­ ing but Florida is growing faster. “ Sanford looks m ighty good t o . me and I am glad to be back." he said. Coolidge Begins 3rd Year As President the Methodist church tw movement for a Sanford" and do their the work of the camLhr l„. [ i |lt.jr ability. SWAMPSCOTT. Mass., Aug. 3. —Calvin Coolidge started in t o ­ day on his third year as president, seemingly satisfied with his ad­ m inistration record and nuietly perfecting plans for legislation ami executive action during t h e re­ m ainder of his term . Two years ago, ju st before dawn on Aug. it, 1923. in Ids fathers modest home at Plymouth, Vermont, Mr. Cool­ idge took the oath as president a few hours a fte r tin* death ol W arren G. Harding. t, r p r r f i r r t d a t l u n . rival! at VlirVi.i' ei iLI it inn ul if*1. ii vLr ■*a SU M M E R E M I ItSIO N FA R E S ' I n p u t vie t ’to ir li o o n - I P t u r n i n g l i l m - t S ie n tin -r. |. i l ‘hitcl* s l m i -v i rv T o r n ad o ) - A r r l v o e v e r y l,*rliloy I . Mt ouil .Sunday m orning l e a v e M lom l e v e r y Tu* d m i Pa . . m g r r a lem -lv ed n ig h t) a r r iv in g Jn ek rtu iv llln W ednesday m o rn in g . .I.-iel.M.io v l ll e •hi C L Y D E L IN E ECTRICAL SUPPLIES ARDWARE WIGHT PRINT SIIOI HIM, HARDWARE CO h-’liltI'lT-CHITl’ENDEN CO., INC J0 WRECKER P . A. MERO SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO SEMINOLE CREAMERY ’S CLOTHING TOPS m o d e l t r im c o m p a n y N>*t T« l)<i<lnr Ilrulliern *» complete linn uf top* anil i f f m iir lr t, SANFORD FILLING STATION Surer.*.>r» T.i l l n a ^ e l l I’l l l l n a S l a t l n n . ,* HiieefnlUe In tiren»ln»r nm l W iultlnif. uril A*e., n l Seeund S tr e e t., 1‘tiune “ We N e v e r Cl««e” S.W . BRADFORD SEMINOLE l'RESSERY ESTATE JOHN E. FOX Agent f o r Tlinuto* II. W lU u n llsln lv , I’hun'r Utl'- Free 1‘not*—I’vtrn |)«lf “I »•*•«<■* « itiein lu u * in r ®'r *1** Ho1 Cur, Not the Owner" All M n ’l» u l p r n p e r l y llxteil n m l f u r » s lr. ^NING, PRESSING *<l NO — I’M U TIX fl o f U o a l l l y T h o t IMra»r«. l ‘ro tu |it S e r v i c e . > STEAM PRESSERY M0 SO# 10. K ir.t Street. HOTEL MONTEZUMA LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC IN THE HERALD Heeuuil Strert « l Onnfonl A rc a n e , lib e r .o n -1.1ml lie ) I’ ola l*— K o r R vei I n . I . the Gunaent, IN G RESULT �' ' m / ’1;*^V.. ‘*i’< i-:C TOP! HANFORD HERAtP, MONDAY. AUGUST 3, 1925. kOTFOUH— * CHAMPIONSHIP MATERIAL ■ This Is the Zero Hour The Sanford Herald r*MI«W4 « « 7 " M»* Tomorrow morning actual solicitation for memberships About one CKiobar 97. 111*. a t t h e I’o a la f ll c a in the Snnfortl Chamber of Commerce begins. ■I Damford. F lo rid * under A ct of hundred and fifty men will start out to see those who are K U U J. 1**7. _____________ ___M i t e r counted on to have a part in making Sanford a greater city. __,A?l|l I. !>■*■ ---V \ulo w l n u hkhcj.... . M a n a g e r One hundred and fifty men, all busy business men, have n e a t 14* I l f M agnolia * r r « » r agreed to give freely of their time this week so that the big .. JiiTTnd N l f l i a nIlIl'TItlV i l t 'T l l l * H A T H * Personal inter­ Ona Taar--17.n0 HI* Mnntna I*.#* job can ho handled Quickly and efficiently. l l a l l r e r e . l in O t y lev 1 'K rflet, |w r wank. 16a- W eakly E dition 1100 ests, individual money making, and important business trans­ * • ' > • • '* ________ actions, will be Riven a secondary place while the big mem­ a i ’Kl IAI. > O T ll Ki All n M l u a r y n n r i r r i m f d a o f th a n k a , rea.ilulloiia bership drive holds the full attention of Sanford people. a n d nolle** «t e n t a r l a l t —e n t l w h i r a ch an ce* a r e M ade trill 0e . ' ' u r g e d These men who are giving so freely and so willingly of f * r a t r * * u l» r 'n lv e r tU I n q ra te a . their time this week merit the hearty co-operation and sup­ M M l i r n T H f J AaaOC IA TMO 1‘IIKSfl T h e A sso ciated f r e e * la e i c l u a - port of all the community. The response for workers has lealv en title d *'* t h e uan f o r repu Ml e a t inn o f a ll n « » a d is p a tc h * * been a ready one. Thero have been no pikers among those a red 11*<v to It o r n o t o llie rw lu e c r e d ­ ited In llila p a p e r and n lao t h e lo- called on to help. They have all seemed ready ami anxious iVl n e w . p u h llah ed h e re in All r i g h t , o f rel.ul.lKUtion of a lu r lu l d la p a tc h * to do all within their power for the good of their town. They M h e re in u re elan rescr'-ed .______ deserve a courteous reception on the part of those who are MONDAY,- AUGUST 3, 192.', to lie solicited for memberships. T H E 1IEHAI.D S PLATFORM It will lie a sorry type of individual who tries to dodge 1,_Deeper water mule to Jackson­ the civic workers this week. No one worthy of citizenship ville. . , . 2. —('onutriirtlon of St. Jiihna-Inin Sanford will fail to give them a glad hand and the best dUn R i m canal. possible support. 1 —Extension «»f white wnjr. I - .Ektenalnn of loco! amusement*. The results of this campaign depend on what you, ns an ’ — Swimming pool, ten n h rourta, individual, do. If you fall down, and if you do not co-operate, Augmenting of building prn- you will act as an impediment to the future growth and suc­ i r i m —houaea, hotela. apartm ent cess of your town. If you wish to see Sanford become one houses. __Extension of atreet paving prn- of the greatest cities of Florida you will assist the solicitors in their work. y ^ U u n sl ruction of Imulevnrd Don’t put tin; men off when they call to see you. They ■round l.alie Monroe. have a lot to do. They are just as busy as you are, perhaps S^—Completion of city benutiflcamore so. They are sacrificing their own interest for the tlon program. S,— Expansion of nrhool system good of their community. They have already made substan­ with provlalon for Increased fa ­ tial subscriptions themselves and alniy cannot) be fairly cilities._____________________ _ criticized. If we all stand shoulder to shoulder and work together " b i b l e VEItSE f o r t o d a y there is no limit to the success that can be ours. This is HOW TO F.8CAPK FROM F.VII.: —-Because thou hast mndo tin the zero hour. Hanford’s destiny will lie very largely de­ Lord, which i* my refuge, even termined by the developments of the coming few days. l i a l a r a l ■■■Yam. K lo r lia CntorxJ aa Second O aaa M atlar. . IA .T ' ?■ ifr; mil \n I JE T the Mont High, thy habitation; there ahnll no evil hefail thee, neither shall any plague eomo nigh thv dwelling. For he ahall give Ida angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. Psalm 91:9- So deeply hnve you drunk of me, It seems I am grown portion of your hreath and bone; My shadow Is the color of the dreams You feed upon. You go but not nlone; And though you fling your laugh­ ter to the wind. It will find echo in a sig h — be­ hind. NEW LUMBER Y{ Henry Ford’* birthday. HI* 9 Word*—All Mrong. A Paleolithic Expert. More About Air HflHtinif. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ICopyrW * »75> , A comploi, ||,(J Etf Gum* lie LOOKS LIKE HENRY FORD, Sixty-two years old yesterday, in mind and body us healthy as at thirty-two, thanks to constant mental activity and tem perate living, sends out his birthday message: "I am living in today, not to ­ morrow or yesterday. A short message, only nine words, and all W RONG. 1 i* % r \Y *\ W/} F r iy r : and Scree » l,u lc hi Order * \ I DON’T U K B lH e ‘ LOOKS O F ThaT Fell OW Murphy lron|nR |tan |J Medicine Cabinets 1 The IVice IsUij r V 11' SANFORD V CASH LUMBEli A /.<C* ** iti w . S . PRICK, ,11, 710 W. First SI. |>honr *<9l FORD LIVES and eats with those Stone Age women with red hair all over their bodies, big chins sticking out and one noble, valuable impluse, to beat decency into their husbands and brutality out of their sons. AS HE LIVES in llie past, so Ford WORKS in the past, the past of ancient days, when the first man like creature discovered ‘Through Ihe wanton killing of bird life we have multi­ that u heavy load could be d ra g ­ plied insects millions of folds. We are told that Inst year ged more easily by putting under round log and letting (lie log American farmers lost eight hundred millions of dollars by itrolla under the load. V* F'4- .. g MR FOIir* is living in tom or­ row, and in the tomorrows of n thousand years hence. For where wl1 work we livi% uml Foril, t Kinks to his industrial genius and econo­ mic wisdom, pushing the world ahead in its great problem of transportation, is working in and for the centuries ahead. AND FORD is living in the past, AND ON THE PAST. When tliis writer last had lunch­ eon with Mr. Ford and a few of his ablest workmen and m anagers, there were more than a dozen kinds or bread on the table. Ju st then Ford was experimenting with bread. The wheat of which nil those breads were made, the w heat in Ford's bones, flesh and blood, was developed from some weed of slight value, by the women of the Stone Age, fifty thousand years ngo. _____ Cypresn and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lnth* Brick Dime Plaster White Rock Piaster Nails Screen Wire Uuildera Hardware Da jTs Windows c y i e o p l i f e B e si EVER R e o p o c e p oo \Tv- •'A ----------------- o------------------- Try Smith’s | Shop for good work. Ladies well N ext to Valdez. % ®?r. f< £ 'ii Worth Millions to Florida 11. I.YKIU I have ever wished to set my brand , , , Upon you, deathless I am satisfied You go—hut never any jealous land , , „ Shall own you ipute, nor circling years divido You from this m om ents height; some tilings there nre— I know full well—that leave a fadeless scar. As Brisbane Sees It IDLK HOUSES” MIAMI TRIRUNE insects. This damage to crops exceeds any possible inroad Various Ohio sdnte institutional a m atter of elem entary hum anity. by Ihe hauil of man on our national resources (luring a like AFTER THAT came TH E seem ......... coming in for tin tinthi; tin' " , rebounds to period, and is fur greater* than the cost of all our reclama­ FIRST WHEEL, which was one usuallc large am ount of newspnp- i 1 tl,11' 1 ,h,‘' r labor slice eut out nf the log. Long tion projects.” w: ‘s,l ‘I-----afterw ards came the two wheels, e r criticism. If it is not the alert j “ If the S tate Hoard of ( onlrcd Secretary Work, of the department of the interior, made rolling on an axle dragged first Akron Rcaeoii Journal hot in the the above statement recently. Floridans, and especially liy several of the women, later by trail of the legislature for its tax wants to keep the ‘idle house’ at 1policy, this•u it is the Cleveland the Ohio P enitentiary filled with those who are vitally interested in agricultural activity iu one tame buffalo. 1Plain Dealer, or the Youngstown men who otherw ise could be active Then tame four wheeled wagon, the state, will do well to weigh his words carefully anti get earning revenues for the the light four wheeled buggy, and Telegram, o r tin* Columbus Ohio anil s l a t i s a y s S tale Welfare Piiccthe full meaning. Hanford, as the center ami most important then THE FOUR W HEELED Slate Journal, on c<|iiiillv vexatious tur H arper, "let it continue to play t|iiestiuns. And now comes the <’inpoint of Florida's agricultural districts is uiiuucstiimuhly FORD. eimiati Eni|iiiror to do execution polities in refusing to approve interested in the matter. njion the Ohio S tate Penitentiary the expenditure of money approp­ Safeguarding against those insects which destroy our i, Ht-N’R ' H> R P s giant factories for il l now-notorious "idle house," riated by the legislature for the crops is uppermost in the minds of tarniers today. We spray ln,|||illll:, „f , u|liia| „u w..rk with a large room in which prisoners pureliaso of the Roseville brick ami we spend millions in our attempts to kill the pests that th«- brains ..I the savage who din- are kept when there is no work plant." W hether politics is at the root of the m atter or not -an d the are working against us but we give little thought to the nvcied that one mail could pull nil f<o them to do. occupants of this room, it presumption is that it is The niiioehs weighing a ton, if lie put value of bird life as a means of protecting for our crops. a round lot: under the uuroch'a is sail regularly num ber hundreds the plant rhiiuld lie acipiired at The birds of Florida are worth millions to this state. It body. and all they can do there is sit once, in net'ordance with the will around on benches, looking at the of the people expressed through isn’t necessary to take into consideration their value from YOU LIVE in the naftl, Mr. bare walls, and occasionally ta lk ­ tile tee Pint are. Piddle opinion d e ­ any other standpoint btP that <>l insect destroyers. Our Ford, and draw your dividend*! and ing In each other. Facilities for mands it. The existence of the "idle feathered friends are trying to help us and we should culti­ powers of useful work from the mudim' or playing games, which Hon e" is a disgrace. Prison con­ vate to its fullest extent that enlightened and aggressive pa t. lie grateful to it. might !«■ expected in such a place. ditions in pie sta te of Ohio have public sentiment which would tend to protect the bird life You set an excellent example 'ire almost wholly lacking. Th been linekwaul long enough." Hut this uncivilized institution, before your fellow men by work- Prisoners usually ;,it there brood­ of our cnnuitiiiiily. ing I'o, t be future. inf: or contem plating new crimes. doubtless, is not peculiar to the And (hen again, Florida ougiit to ln> a land „f birds and The future will be grateful to I ho devil d o e s bis best, no doubt, penitentiary iu ipiestion: it is flowers as well as a land of palms and sunshine. T h e time lymi, ns y.m must be grateful n, hut it is unlikely th at even he | found iii many an o th er place of will soon come when the entire state will he a bird sanctuary, die man Hint invented the wheel, ■An keep pace with tile deadly correction, almost ns bad. And LINCOLN THE LABORER ” 1 was a hired laborer— .” “What happens lo prudent, penniless luifi! net* who labors for wapos?" “Why, lie dots what I did, Saves until he to a surplus——." From Speech hy I.ind A Greater Sanford Through a Greater Chamk of Commerce FIRST NATIONAI BANl I t N F t m t l , K l.A . F air, yellow noons shall burn your dnys to gold, But when cornea twilight and her slim stars rise, You will hear footsteps curiously old, You will is; looking Into ghostly eyes. the first man that melted iron on dullness which must inevitably strange to say although it would Home things ran never be outworn into iron, and to a thousand others, breed physical, mental and moral take courage In say it to any gu il­ — I know, every one of them part of your rot. MY FAVORITE STORIES ty parent many a home, which Because I had a lover long ago. work today. Hy IRVIN S. COitli Apparently no one ii able to h>- might to he happy, constructive —John llareth Prosper. Many USEFUL and therefore i ate the real eat of tin* trouble and useful, i , an "idle liioiise," ■- — o-------happy RETURNS of the day. or to fix the blame for this "idle made s o bv parental rules no less "M ontuggy." Proving Something Is in a Name 128 Feet I t all depends on how large n house" upon any particular person foolish and tupid th an those pris In the first few days of the No one answered. •■ *!•»“ ’ * * 1 1. i The in* uMi'run veteran * | i. . purse cun be raised for the tutorLEARNED gentlemen, Pr. or persons. "The idle house idea. 0,1 neya as to whether Ru ell Scott G reat War the llrithdi War Office scowled at the list ami tried again ! . ;,i \ •aches geology at the llni- ays Guv. Pouahey, " i . wrong fro m 1 The child waul to get into acenrolled fio drill service every ex "M ontuggy!" he bawled. 'r ia declared insane. Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two stored Wiscoiniin and tells the an economic, hum anitarian and lion; lie tired.- and must have rxiioii-eiiinmissioned officer who still "Probably you mean me," said a world "Jap an as a war remembered the manual of a r m. in riiM • lamlim? in flu* power !!!.r.ll-l is :l1' n myth." P r. Leith is a mnrnl standpoint. I have been | ercisi* for In mind as well as hi*, corner on Celery Avenue, if taken quick ran he Hendllne says, "Abd el Krim Among the veterans who answer­ nihthiiI ruw wllh hi t hriiitU til U\a fighting for leu years to abolish body. II" i full <>f ideas that h* Playing Ills Last Card." W hat the ed the cull of King and country .•siili•h. min! fiin liltilitm*If fix*"«1 in bin great geologist, hut as a war rv the 'idle bon t-,* and will continue wants In expr<-..i iu hi< work and chased at $7f».(i() a front foot on easy terms. French uru worried about is wlieth was one grizzled Celt who. at first "My name happens to he pert he dwells in the paleolithic the fight. Welfare Director liar- play, and if there is always some*r he has no nee l,* iho hole. pur adds: "The pitiable ride of one around n. ,ty “ Don't?" insteud call, made a sorry Imsli of some Montague," he explained, giving age. lie says, "Tahiti lacks Iron ore the issue is that abb - Uidicd pris- of giving him o|iportunily and 1 *■ >) - --* of the aristocratic names that tip- to the word its customary pro and coal." What of t hat ? Japan •iters are forced lo sit all day - - help, it is not iliffieult to forecast nouneuition. Things to worry about: Mrs. pearetl on the company muster. Ilolfwuy down the column he "Is th at .so?" thundered the old controls the resources of China, with their eve glued upon empty what the effect upon the child DO Feet Mudd of Clay county, Kansas i asking ' for a divorce and for the halted over one mime and spelled mm com. “ Very well, then Mister and, more important, modern w ar­ wnys mid without a thing to oc­ will lie. privilege of adopting her maiden it puinfnlly M o n t-n-g-ti-e. Then Moa-tv-gooo; you drop out of Hue fare can get along without iron, cupy their m inds" The Empiirer And often, if th,. direct te s ti­ except the 'tuall ipiantity needl'd goes on to say: lie culled out: nume of Dirt. and do two hours' fat ty-goot" mony of ••ii.it w orkers and crim for flying machines. W ars will j Between First and Second Streets on Sanionl -------- „-------never again bo suttlcd by shooting I "Ohio is into of the few stales liudogi.sis i. to lie taken for what Classified i i i ) In the Del.mid ; in the* Union which will limit pris­ it should be worth, tin- "idle away masses of iron. At $610.00 per front foot. on industries (>• the immufaclure Imti: News says: “ Female office girt iu prisons such as the Ohio JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL wanted, some experience neces­ •if products Il l'll hy tho tale and FLYING MACHINES, high ex its political iihdivisinii*. The ic- State iT niteii'm ry serve as a sort sary." My goodness, are you goof iii'Si -graduate school for such plosives, deadly gases will mean nig to exclude all others? Goneriil IJncuIn •' Andrews is without n good hit of |inlit,-;« sult is that there ii not enough an idb' linn o ' at Immc. People finding Iho task of reorganizing I ,,M ’he desk of (leneral Andrews victmy or defeat in the next war. work to keep the prisoners employ- will do vve lo abolish tbelli ill both And in their m anufacture Japan ibaV. jotters numlH'riug possesses exports as able as any oil. r o keep prisoners at work is places. According to the Omaliit Hee, a the prohibition bureau a mmh inio the thousands mnkiirr sugges­ • Nebraska hushaiiU, suspect inj. u mure difficult one than he llmught tions for appoint.... .. and coiitain- in th • world, and incidentally, di ■ cousin of flirting with his wife, has them at work. T hat's more shot the offender ia the straw ber­ it would Is*. The undertaking to mg recommendations. It U hardly than you can say for this country. banish politics has all hut b"ea Sa Iil0*2 First St. MACON TKLKGIUI'H likely that he will wade through Real tors. ry patch. Which js even a worse discarded. It is just about as im­ Jill* but Ii'Mrr writing h titijy place than the hack porch. possible to ban politics from gov­ a very small part of the political THE UNITED STATES sonn Chicago, the worst crim e-ridden, the sheriffs of the country nre doernment ns anything ran possibly pull that is exercised. When letters day may get a fearful I1 ’ "u city in tile I luted States, and a l- ■"ig no more as a whole they are Miss Eleanor Robinson pleas­ Is* at Washington. are so numerous, no one can tell through the air. The blow would ost as laid as Chicago or Can- 'loing l e - s than they ever have antly entertained at her home on The gall........ politics is played Imw powerful are the other politi­ strike the East Coast first, prob­ m ton or any ■•( the hell-hob s of th v . done and the Federal force is onE ast Green S treet Tuesday a fte r from the lop in the bottom. When ably, destroying the Panam a Ca­ ....... July 21, at a card Party, presidents name "lame ducks" to cal strings that are being pulled. nal, the locks, as a prelim inary. It world, recently created lt Crime ] t it•■Iv itieffeetive. In spite of this, » « s z i u o H i N N n a i i a i i u i n u i * x H i i i i i i * i i » * NI“ Mil* II. It.. Miss L. M.. M in A high positions and fed it is neces­ 11 <"'iierul Andrews organizes the may he needed to tench lids na­ Commission lo study ran •■• anil prohibition is gaining ground lieenforcement staff without pol­ effects ami arrive at nine eimelu- l‘a ’1•" people respect the law, oven B. and Master J. P. Jr were p res­ sary to take care nf party man dry tion it's rich men afraid of ta x a ­ sion looking toward the redaction if they do not observe it, and bcLFT’S MAKE ent. After playing cards the guests ngors and defeated candidates, itics he will lie a man worthy of tion, dull-minded, uninformed ■mused themselves 11v ilemiinstrat who have while in office served a very deep atmlv ami he may be "statesm en,” sloppy pacifists, and of disorder. Ihe commission lias cause they i|n respect it, they hold looked upon as the father of a new reported. It finds ihut there a r e 1'*) di-respect those who flagrantly In* the Seven Years’ licit and St. their leudelH Well, it cannot In' ex­ era in th conduct of government, leader missionaries, with their no outward methods to reduce violate it, even them selves. We • Vitus Ponce. Muster Jay played pected tin t officials further down ] ;t new Moses. F o r the present hnn- sympathetic tales of “ kind-heart­ crim e—in other words, that police are more intolerant of the man « a selection on the piano until ie the scale will refits lo play the j ning politics i* next t» the iin|ms- ed" Asia, th at you can’t win wars forces cannot do it. district attardrinks at ),iH business than freshment* were served, which gaioe. It is unfortunate tint true | slide. Us ramifications will d e f y or protect yourself with sentim ent, noys cannot do it The conclusion1'*1' have ever been and it has be­ consisted of pretzels, ice cream , th at the government cannot or "how l love my brother" hun- is th at the inner force must he Is* tun t lie most crafty to evade them . lemonade, graham crackers and come unprofitable to mix liquor condie. stim ulated against crime. diced peaches. A very nice time ami business; we ure more tolerant waH had hy all.—Middletown (Dul.) The responsibility f()r creating •if the man who mixes gasoline and INTELLIGENT PEOPLE on the th at sentim ent is laid n t the door whisky than we hnve ever been. Trunseript. MACON TELEG RA PH Pacific Coast should not wait for of the churches. Let n car driven by u drunk Must have been almost ns e n ­ a sluggish government, to wuku tip sir ike another and injure someone joy uhle ax a jotlv beach party. “ A religion which fails t,, make In New York City, where the unless some different method of after one or two American cities ami there is it widespread demand shall have been wrecked and ran ­ its own member* taw observing, for punishment. enli-mlar of ihe United States I>i ' ' We nre daily NOW YOU TELL ONE law-respecting, decent-living citi­ " o ' 1"' '■«"« '• found. somed. The West Coast should grovving more intolerant of the M I be New V ..rk iueideut serves to trivt Court lias been liopeleNsly zens, is missing its main purpose," Miami Reach detectives, we are w h o l e liquor traffic. This con­ ■ emphasize liow piiddhilniii and have it* own protection ill the form informed hy one of our acervt clogged for five year* witli prohi­ bootlegging ease, have ehen|K)lied ol a g reat ialer»ti.*o flying militia, says the report. "W hile crime U stant wearing away and breaking M agents, ure investigating a ease of bition cases, United States Allor Ihe digiuly of tin- I> n (-,| S tates self-supporting in peace, carrying « social problem. It will he leach­ down will ultim ately bring about M 4 trand larceny. A pebble is miss- ney Huekuer and Judge Garvin arc courts. Even in Georgia, the m a rts passengers and perishable pro­ ed by the church through the home not prohibition, hut observance. In 1M and Ihe influence of the home up­ ng from one of those ocean-front conducting a "bargain rate" week, a ir mole or less moonshine trib ­ ducts, for use in war. M ether Words, not hy law but hy | ■ on tho community." Jots over there.— Miami Tribune, it has I•ecu openly adveitiscd and unals ami judges have rentim ent, will observance come. M ta give The aoll is so rich hereabouts, publicly proclaimed by the district over time that should ht We agree with the commission AND WHAT the West Const The churches have th eir respun- aa devoted th at a peg legged man cannot attorney Ihat all (hose under in to unite important eases dims to maintain control of the air to tlie extent that reduction of sihility, of course. They would do stand at ill five minutes, without dirim ent who desired to come ill in<: (lie stories of raiders i lo hear- above nur side of the Pacific crim e must come through tim--r well to accept the udvicc of the N M who have he wooden leg taking root.— Fort and plead guilty would be given found some man with Ocean, the Eastern Staten should channels and not through all tho < liicago commission to work to­ ua a five g a lMeade Leader. bargain rates. Mr. Hacklier an­ ho. jug or a Mi-gallon still The do, ei|iialling and surpassing all o u ter forces Hint could be brought ward creating sentim ent rather N So many car* nre com ing to nounced, without even a smile, that Is'ri apparent method tlie European flying machine pro- to bear. Prohibition is becoming than creating laws. The present 14 Tampa that when one stopped yes­ when the calendar lias been clear-j the ruses seenis lo I * ' ha r i ng gium nica to insure control in (he increasingly effective not because trend i* decidedly away from i 14 terday for five minutes for u train ed, Iii' will insl.it that the bootleg -1 the Uuitvd Htal «' l» deliver lo air above our side of the Atlantic. of, but despite tlie enforcement molding sentim ent und is running au *’* ' "mini,suiters agencies. The police are no more toward the enactm ent of regula­ ■ to Croaa Franklin Street, it held gers be given penitentiary son- ] the power u active titan they ever have been, tory laws. up a string of automobiles all the fences. Tlie “bargain week" bus|u n d er consplraeii ' *''' ' lI,H ' 8 m lh e | ONE HALF of the money that way to Valdosta, Ga.—Tam pa cleared only 2*2*1 eases off the grand jury tint u true excited, patriotic fools squandered Trlhiine M docket and inure than 2,noil re- that Dm 'detKci T here are so many people stop, main, (f Mr. Hiukoer live* to tie would create a now s, • ..power | and Hint rascals stole in our war French nude is the latest color a■ Contemporary Commenlr | excitem ent, building ships th at bing in Sanford now th at the an old man with Rowing whiskers, m ugintrjtes ,-ourt Rhone 103 v , of ex n t’ tobusea, “ und ^ flying ships in stockings. But American g irl­ au neverenwent hotels have to paint beds on the he will find that the calendar has prudence, Lut-that V .V'1 M ies have beaten them to that. They th at never flew, would do away Lots of lips just made to k in walla of the hallways in order to not b en cleared and will not lie making magistrate*' courti out of with all danger of w ar iu this are made over again ju st after.— do not have to im port th at color M “We are an near you aa your phone. unset the extra cjcmauU. cleared as long as the world aland* d iltllc t tribuuali. ‘ U 1 country. • •« - « Jacksonville Journal. froni France^—Knoxville Sentinel. HANNING POLITICS HOW To REDUCE CRIME Britt-Chittemlen Realty Company, I Hie Chamber i Commerce Drive m CIIKAFKNINi; JUSTICK f A Success... LANEY’S DRUG STO 1 ' ' .MB Lai % �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AI ....... ................. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor .-Office Miss JEthel L. Jones Becomes Bride Of Grady Belger ^ the F irs t l- Ua,L v l its reguch i a t mteeting andT' ly* t |l0 3.30 oc}^ MrB. rs. C. "■ £ Rabun, A wedding which will be of much in terest to the Sanford friends of the young couple was th at of Miss E thel L. Jones to G rady B elgar, both young people of I’anln. The eerm ony was per­ form ed n t the hom e of Rev. and Mrs. .1. F. C lark, Rev. Clark per­ form ing the cerem ony. T he wedding w as a quiet affair, only relatives and intim ate friends of the couple attending, among these w ere P ro f, ami Mrs. J. a . Podm ore, and little ron Clark, of W inter P ark, M rs. J . S. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Videl Jones. The C lark home w as sim ply but nrtDticnlly decorated. Im m ediately following the r«remony Mr. nnd M rs. Belger were accom panied to th e ir home, where rrR.5*Vuinct aa , i-infjs meeting P r, Senary Union K?.» Church will be :i:30 o clock. n Mallory Ejom e of Mra' K y afternoon o '(VVdnc'Hlay w Giibm will 3 shower limenting Miss r >je Smith of Orlando reek-end in Sanford. tfali left Saturday to bit time in Gainesville. Lon and John InglDs Ly at Daytona Bench. L Pouglass lias retu rn ■fgant visit in Macon, riwether left Fat Hie in Lynchburg TELEPHONE:—Uea. 428-J. BOOST! Attacked^ J New Ruling Made F o r Labeling Of A 11 Fruit Juices The Chamber of Commerce TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 3.—A new ruling ha-* been made by the bureau of Chemistry, United S tates department of agriculture, on th e' labeling of crushed fru it from which the juice has been extracted, information on the ruling as recolved here, says: ' ruit from which the juice has been abstracted in part should not be labeled ‘crushed fruit’ or with other rim ilar designations unless the name is immediately followed by an equally conspicious declara­ tion th at juice has been ab stra ct­ ed." The ruling states also th a t sugar and artificial color, when % * added, Ihouhl lie plainly declared 'e k * § on the label. w l Information has come to the \ \ bureau of Chemistry to the effect V that products shipped to soda , , i ' fountains have been deprived of n lame Randal I, acti. . who quit ronsidenthle proportion of the <a. t ” 'uy ‘ ‘-arg.." in Fan juice which i- u ..1 in making * e‘.,> !ul',. , !r,"i 'v’.sault fountain imp. jellie and the like, against t t . 1. L e Dmu „f New The f. od official.! hold tat the unMiss Lucille P ro cto r d e lig h tfu l-' Yi k. .She nsm-rts he locked her hqunlifi. d term " c ru died fru it" ly en tertain ed h e r Sunday School I ia i loom am i attached In r. can be applied properly only to class of the M ethodist Church f *l i mi I I t. ” crushed whole fruit. w ith a sw im m ing p arty out nt v A IU IU O I R The : hipment into interstate Lake M ary last F riday evening. . , ,, —r —i commerce of fmit products incorThe p arty m otored out to the Ii. and Mrs. P. ( . : tanley and icctly labeled renders them sublake ab o u t 0 o'clock and enjoyed a fa a*y moved on Augu t t to San- jecl to seizure under the federal re fresh in g swim in the w aters, nf- f« *• food and drugs nU, the bureau te r which a delicious picnic lunch Irs. J. E. Snyder, accompanied ndvi-es. was served, A good num ber of by icr guests, Air. and Mr \V. j ________ __________ ___________ the clnss was in attendance. (it Abilene, Kan i , motored ! ia i„ | i impa Thursday and returned * LlttlllUg Mrs. O. C, D avey le ft Sunday Ftid for a tw o m onths trip to 'points in | Alt. and Mrs. P. New York, On th e way to h.*rjrt\od in Chuluota mi home, C anandaigua, N. Y., sin Mr. Wagner succeeds , will stop a t W hite Plains to visit ;c local land agent of Mr. Davey’s relativ es. Mr. Davey I :i-1 Coast. Land C'on will drive to New York about the Uinta welcomes Mr. an first of S eptem ber to accompany m-r. her home. Mr. and Mrs. C. I —— ------------------------ mm i d on A ugust I jntir, of Atlanta, Ga rfker sister, Mrs. M NEEDS Y O U R S U P P O R T Give of your time Give of your window space. Get Yellow Pasters Give of your Advertising Space, Campaign. Miss Proctor Gives Swimming Party Give of your Dollars. can make. Its the Best Investment You Give Whole-Hearted Support. You are in It. Let the World Know A Bigger ami Better London Girls Form & .W 5L t t Social, D ining Club '^ * 7 5 ? . 'Ii'i --------' regret to lose them fr LONDON, Aug. It.—T he ncces*,cusiomed place, but j. W. A. Radford ally, or liking, for clubs for w>- with all good wishes f guests of relatives ‘ men has extended to tile city work- cc , in Sanford. The er. Most of the big banka and in home on Magnolia Ai n was a week-end k o n home on South on, Miss Mildred Robson motored k II. L* Gibson have fi a delightful stay in le, N. C. DickinKon n n d child Friday from a pleas Clayton, Ga. '• *i a u i ' It i hard lo nioii ;e much interest in lilt- short sleeve, mo t fa ,liionable women prefi rring a long sleeve or none ul nl lb,ul there is a type that is gaining favor in Paris. It i Abort- the elbow and has a full-pledged ruffle of orgaudie that is v'ery flattering. x -x -x -x -x -x e x x - JJ +v++++++v++-fr+*+-V+-l*++*+ > { - v H t t ' H ' + H ' H ’ Kennedy of latke attractiv e wcek-eni ds in Sanford. Wilkinson arrived an extended visit ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. ii Mobley, Miss Eliihnnit* Meiach and G. ,Jr, spent Sunday a t Troy Ray left Sunib, N. C., where Mr. Huy's mother, u u . A T SPECIAL PRICES Kverfast Linen 36 inch shrunk, plain and stripes fast colors. Tuesday 75c yard __ . I.. V\ ooii* ley have re. > points in 40 inch Voiles Beautiful figures, fast colors, j $1.00 values, Tuesday j iarn ami little '< tptnding i gwest i of 50c yard Ever last Broadcloth In the new plain shades, guaran teed fast, $1.00 values. Tuesday 75c yard Crepes 11 >V|Jliann has >Iea*ant visit In ,erc »*»•• was the ln,l Sfoggan, 36 inch in small figures and plain colors. 75c to $ 1.00 yard. Tuesday and Mary . r*‘^Jrn*,,l from 40c and 50c yard , Birmingham, » month. ri0n left last ?*• Ui-m there , sorne time in wtsunvlllp, N. Mias Win. ' KUest, Mis I 1 Bastings left a woek in Ft. "r'y Mero nnd 1 have returned tlv^ in WashI'ointa jn West Stripes Broadcloth yard. Tuesday . 16 inch with small stripe, guaranteed fast colors. Reguiy........................................................................... 50c yard ood Special—Odd lot white goods, 36 inch Crepes and Stripe Voiles, $1.00 and $1.25 values. Tuesd a y .......... ........................ ........ 75c yard r Garrett |t.ft Z n* »» Quitman, "It s.mie time here h"r Mster, Mrs, - fie was accom1,iM Mary Helen The Y owell C ompany THIS IS THE AGE OF SERVICE— JOIN THE CHA MBEK OF COMMERCE AND SERVE YOUR CITY "•mdwichea nt ■Ution, three Cooked by �g g m jj f'.P /'JfU V . ■-: • » T- ... i GIANTS TOPPLED FROM NATIONAL LEAD BY CARDS FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE None scheduled. PRESSURE FELTii BY LEADERS OF MAJOR LEAGUES Firatcsldle Hut Go Into Lend; . Cincinnati and Boston Split P Double Header; Dodders i Down Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Rrooklyn 4; Chicago 2. New York 1; St. Louis 8. Boston 5-5; Cincinnati 8-3. Only three scheduled. Cincinnati Bed Sox Annex 8 Straight ViclorieH to Push Giants and Pirates; Sox .Make Thrust in American Yesterday’s R esults On Strike m rt NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—The lines of limitation drawn about the first place struggles of two teums in both major leagues showed they were yielding slowly Sunday to SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION pressure from potential contenders Nashville 4; A tlanta It. in third place. The Cincinnati Memphis 2-4; Birmingham 1-0. Reds soaring to eig h t straig h t vicMobir 4; Little Rock <5. New Orleans 1-0; Chattanooga 0-4. toiies last week, tonight were still in full cry a fte r New York and Pittsburgh in the National. The Brooklyn Robins, ceding posses­ sion of the third rung to the Redland pack became wedged a t the bottom of the first division hy a three game mnrgin in spite of four triumphs out of six sta rts as Cin­ cinnati climbed to within five Walter Johnson Lets Detroit games of second place. Chicago’s thru st in the Ameri­ Team Down With 2 Hits; can accomplished a double end of Indians Trim Yanks 3 to 2 establishing the Collins entry sol­ idly in third place and in forcing WASHINGTON, Aug. 3— Wal­ the champion Washington Senat­ ter Johnson pitched in good form ors to remain content with second place. The three-cornered chase Sunday nnd tho Senators took the for the third peg, between the second game of tho Berios from White Sox, Tigers ami Browns, a f­ Dotroit 5 to 1. Johnson held the ter several weeks duration was Tigers to two hits, third baseman abruptly terminated with the spurt Junes getting both. It was John­ of the Windy City team, Detroit REDS S PL IT TWI N IIII.L and St. Louis remaining deadlock­ CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.— Boston son’s second two hit game of the ed at fourth place, ns they had nnd Cincinnati broke even in two season and tin* victory moved tho been a week ago. hotly contested battle Sunday, the forld’s champions to within one The lend in the National League second gam e ending the local’s run gnmo of the league lending Ath­ underwent its ninth change since Pal. famous movie d"g actor, al­ of victories afte r nine strnight letics who were idle today. the first week in July when the most went on -trike the other day. Score hy innings: wins. In tho first game Donohue Giants yesterday trounced tin* Car­ He refused to appear in movie un­ Detroit ........... O D D 000 100-1-2-2 and Ryan were driven off the slab dinal* while the Pirule craft less his son, Pal Jr., could have a while Vargus was taken out for n Washington .. .100 020 02x—5-7-2 sprung a leak on unehartered Phil­ part too, and he carried the pup B atteries: Hauss, Wells and pinch h itter and Curl Mays retired adelphia shoals. to the lot to make sure they’ll give' w ith n lame arm. Boston out hit Busslcr; Johnson and Rue!. The percentage points separat­ Cincinnati but bases on balls mix­ ed the vacillating leaders at the I NDI ANS TRIM YANKS ed with timely drives gave the lo­ end of the week. The week was Philadelphia Wins NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Cleve­ one of comparative quiet all along cals the verdict 8 to 5. Inhibition Contest In tho second game as in the land broke New York’s winning the firing line, with second divis­ first, three pitchers worked for streak hy defeating the Yankees ion teams in both circuits contin­ each club, Boston winning out 5 Sunday, 3 to 2. Jam ieson's double, uing to slide contentedly along in POTTSVII.I.E, Pa., Aug. 3.—The to 3. E rrors hy Wingo nnd Cave- McNulty's infield hit and Speak­ grooves they have occupied for Philadelphia Americans defeated ney were responsible for three of e r’s sacrifice fly giving the In- several weeks. The Philadelphia tho Cressona Tigers Sunday, 7 to Boston's runs. The Reds threw ilinns the winning run in the Athletics closed with a margin of i. in an exhibition game. Jack nineteen men into the gam e hut eighth. Everett hit his tenth one game and a half ov« r the Sen­ Quinn, Athletics’ pitcher, was prohome run of the season in the enti d with a Lull and a bat of could not turn tho scales. third inning, tying the score and in ators, the same advantage they shining anthracite coal, mined held a week ago, while Chicago, F irst Game the fifth his double started a b a tt­ from a bed directly under the Score hy innings: ing rally which netted the visitors in third place, was still eight and home where he was born. one-half games behind the Harris H u s to n .......... 020 111 000—fi-11-0 a not he r. •Score by innings: team. Cincinnati „ 202 130 OOx—8- l>-3 Score by innings: Philadelphia . 200 003 101—7-10-1 Sixth place Cleveland perked up B atteries: Ryan, Vargus, G ra­ (’lovelorn! . 001 Oil) 010-3-0-0 100 020 100-4-12-4 ham uml Gibson; Donohue, Mays, New York .. . OH) 001 000-2-7-0 slightly while New York Yankee , Cressona Biemlller nnd Hargrave. B atteries: Quinn, lleiinach and B atteries: Miller nnd Myutt; i too far ahead of cellar-hound Bos­ ton and too far behind the pace Perkins, B erry; C urts nnd Man­ Second Game. Shawkcy and Bengough. to. w orry,about .the.Polar pvtuljony, ger. Scoro hy innings: Ha’l l’ occrf.Moti' tp Vpfeiirate on' the ■ Boston „ .. „ 000 000 230-5-12-0 Cincinnati .... 000 001 0 1 1 -3 - tt-2 Celery-Feds to Open extent of Manager H uggins' weed­ Butteries: Graham, Mnrqunrd, L. ing out process as Steve O’Neil, Foreign Orchestras Benton nnd Heimor; J. Benton, Bie- Series With Lakeland; veteran catcher, followed Everett Conductor Scott and Whitney W itt in taking Honor niiller, nnd Wingon and Krueger. New Players on Team departure from the club. PARIS, Aug. 3.—The Pusdeioup Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago DODGERS DOWN CIIIIS The Sanford Celery-Feds will CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—Dick Cox, again open a three game series and Boston showed no disposition Ori'h*'-trn of Paris and the London of the Dodgers, duidlcuted ills per­ with tlie Lakeland Highlanders in to strike out for improved loen Symphony O rchestra have paid ii distinct' compliment to Vladimir formance of Saturday by sm ashing this city this afternoon at I o'clock. lions in the National standing. Shaviteh, conductor of the S yra­ out n home run, this time with two In their last series wilti tile Lake­ men on base, and gave Brooklyn land team the Feds won three PRESERVATIVE KILLS BEES cuse, N. Y., Symphony Orchc tra. lie was one of the guest conduc­ a lend in the first inning which straight games and followed this tors of the London orchestra this W ERDER. Germany. Aug. 3 Chicago was unable to overcome, hy a winning the lirst of a double the visitors chnlking up their sec­ header from tin* Saints from the Million* j)f lues in the Werder dis­ year nnd has been invited to con­ ond strnight from the loculs, I to •'Sunshine City" hut since that trict have been killed supposedly duct the orchestra again April 12, 2. Rube Khrhnrdt relieved Os­ time have been unable to utmex a from chemicals sprinkled upon l!)2t’>. This is the first time an fruit trees. Only the insects that American conductor lui* been inborne in the third and Chicago was victory. were near the orchards died. [vited to repeat ids visit. aide to get only one hit off hint. The contests with Lakeland will I t was Ehrhnrdt's first credited begin today a fte r having lust It victory since May 21). consecutive games, one of which Score hy innings: was thrown out to he played over Brooklyn .. . 300 000 001-4-8-0 again because of ineligibility of C h ic u g o ..........(102 tmo 000 2 t il Tampa players. B atteries: Osborne, Khrlmrdt A number of changes are being nnd Tuylor; Kush and H artnett. made in the line-up of the Sanford team, however, - is pointed i.ut, it is expected hy local fans n W.JohnsonCelebrates and that this ivitii the return to home will result in the winning 18th Anniversary By grounds of the series here hy the l elcry Beating Cobb’s Tigers Feds. On The Road to Independence Already one or two new players WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.— Wal­ have been added to the roster of ter Johnson Washington’s pre­ the team under the supervision of m ier pitcher, Sunday, celebrated Vance E. Douglass, recently made The thrifty man is un lhe road U> independence-, the 1HtU anniversary of Ids debut president of the elub, and it is un­ a n d every step brings him nearer the goal of hi* os a Idg league player by defeat­ derstood that several ether play­ a m b itio n , it will give you the right inspiration ers of note will lie here within the ing the team lie failed to heat on for regular deposits to have au account will).the that earlier occasion, tin- Detroit next several days who will mate rinlly strengthen the team. Tigers. Seminole County Hunk. On August 2, 11)07, Johnson, rnw recruit from the West, pitch­ ed against the Tigers in Detroit 1 Per Cent Interest Paid On Savings Accounts. fo r six innings. Washington lost, * 3 to 2, hut ’’Barney" was not FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE chnrgt-d with the Jrfvat. Lakeland at Sanford. Sunday, he held the Tigers, who St. Petersburg a t Tam pa. 18 years ago included their present m anager, Ty Cobb, to two singles AMERICAN LEAGUE and one run, and the champion Detroit at Washington. Senators won, 5 to 1. Jones, third Cleveland at New York. S a n f o r d , Fl a. baseman for Detroit, got both hits St. Louis at Boston. but tho run was scored on an error {Chicago ut Philadelphia. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS by Cenlcrfielder McNeely. NATI ONAL LEAGUE ........... . Sebastian—50 mom hotel, t wo | Brooklyn a t Chicago business buildings and public dm k N< w York a t SI. Lmn*. ip building program uf new 30- |!Jj,;1luV b in 'm n n tl. illlr..|, nrre subdivision hurt*. 11 hitadclphiu u t I itidmrv.li. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 3; New York 2. Detroit 1; Washington 5. Un.y two scheduled. n SENATORS TRIM TIGERS SUNDAY BY SCORE 5 TO 1 Information. II. IPSCHULTE REALTYC0,| 5 Game, F resh W ater F i s h Commission H a s Begun Work Corner Lot for Sale! REALTOR UFT| a Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 F irst N ational Hnnk Uullding. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING Arc Now Receiving Applicatton Foi | First Mortgage Lo; ALUMINUM WARE TA LLA H A SSEE, A ugust 1— Thut the recently created Fresh w ater fish nnd gam e commission has begun its work, in an effective on improved Business and Residential ' SALE manner is evidenced in the fuel £ in Sanford th at two fish dynam iters swam the SI.50 Values for ...........SI.00 Sewnnnee riv er n few days ago in 2 Funds immediately available subject U| order to escape a deputy of that 73c Values f o r ............... 30c examination. office, leaving behind two sacks Etc. nnd hundreds of floating fish A s Long As They Last which they had killed, APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAI A deputy of th e commission, up­ “A Greater Sanford Through on hearing nn explosion on tho A Greater Chamber of % SEE river, discovered th a t four men had Commerce” just fired the riv er with dynam ite and had succeeded in g ettin g two DuBOSE AND HOLLER BINE’S FILLING sacks of fish in addition to many REALTORS which they hail not hud th e time STATION to pick up. Upon seeing tho dep­ 3 112 Park Avenue uty two of th e men who were on the river swam across, while the 1113 Sanford Are. Sanford, F la. other two escaped into the woods. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ III! The Commission, says Mr. Royal who is a t its head, is taking vigWHEELESS i W HEELESS & WELSH orous steps tow ard the curbing of dynam iting in th e fresh water hike* and rivers of the state. Since July 1, the D epartm ent has es­ tablished itself as n decided oppo­ sition to such law breaking. S VULCANIZING Fisk Tire and Tubes St. P etersburg—Old Chautauqua lintel, corner Fourth S treet and F irst Avenue N orth, to make way fur modern I I -.story structure. .(,Tpm|*u—Mow under way for const!ucting $1,000,000 toll bridge across Old Tam pa Bay between Dcllwoud and Bnyview. GAS W HEELESS & Phone H12-J Corner Oak and Third Service That Makes Friends W ELSH WHEELESS & WELSH T m m im iiinT nm iiP iim nm nT nnnn M n tn » M m tiu < iM U H m n m m m m m m m iiM iin n n n n n iu ftliu m i» G o o d S t- r t Half the ' -•* EVERYBODY TURN OUT THE FIRST OF THE DRIVE—LET’S GET AWAY TO AN UNPRECEDENTED START! The Race Depends on Yo «| \ Do Your Part Let us sell your property AT AUCTION We nre permanently located in Sanford ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS s Wo guarantee Satisfaction. McKINNON--MARKWOOD CO. FU R N ISH ER S TO MEN WHO KNOW ■ ■ If you have Property you want sold—List it with us ■ ■ and kiss it good-bye. SANFORD, FLA. * B 5 ■ ■ w n .!/ u m M u a u u u iiiiM H iim a n iiM iiiiiiiiiiiiS ALLEN AND BRENT r lid E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. m . " ■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U B m a a a a a a n a a iia a a n iiM a n a u a a a u iia a iiM - i _____ OIL SB Jjominoln (l[nuntijH)ank Real Estate Auction Sales. W right, Warlow and Companj The highest price on tangerines is realized in the holidav season of C hristm as anil around T hanks­ s giving. Today’s Games Allen & B re n t i JA CKSONVILLE, Aug. 1.—The in the afternoon the delegates will IS SCARCE take an automobile trip to Augusth ird m eeting of the Conductors’ tino to bo followed by a moonlight | Annual M eeting Association of the trip on the St. Johns’ river. At ten AND GETTING SCARCFn I Southeastern T errito ry will con­ o’clock th a t evening the delegates i ALL THE TIME 1 vene in this city on Aug. 3. The will board n special train for S t. j ,« . , lj i convention will la st th rough Aug. P etersburg where they will arrive • |8 nnd will include a trip through Thursday morning and be met by J YOU WILL HAVE TO I»AY PER FOroJ a committee of welcome and e n te r -' the lending cities of the state. VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT r r ' tained. * l Governor M artin and Mayor AINOW sop, of Jacksonville, will deliver The trip will continue down s ta te i addresses o f welcome nnd the re­ to Palm Beach and Miami and th e; sponse will be made by J. O. H ar­ members will be entertained all j gis, of A tlan ta, chairm an of the along the way. The return trip will s ta rt from Miami on Saturday a r ­ association. The Ladies’ A uxiliary will also riving in Jacksonville on Sunday, lie in attendance nnd special enter­ the eighth, from whence the d“le­ tainm ent fe atu res have been a r ­ gates will leave for their homes. The Conductors’ Annual M eeting! ranged for th is section of The as­ sociation in addition to the regular Association of the Southeastern For Further T erritory was organized, in Blueprogram . According to H. V. Williams, ffeld, W est Va., and has for Itn Call at Montezuma Hotel. chairm an o f th e local committee : purpose the creating of good felon arran g em en ts, plans are made I lowship among the railway con­ to have this the best convention ductors and their families. .Mem­ ever held by th e association. It bers m ust lie affiliated with the has also been announced th at L. Order of Railway Conductors. MAKL’ reservation EARLY W. Sheppard, president o f tho or­ Wives o f such members are eligible ganization am i Mr«. J . K. Moore, for membership. O fficers of the association nre 4---------president of th e Ladies' Auxiliary, will be presen t with grand offi­ J. O. H argis, of Atlanta, chairm an; J. J . Beckman, Jacksonville, Viee- H i B i m m i u i i i i N i i i cers. “ " H ilu ,, W ednesday, an executive session chnirmnn, Mrs. G. W. Anderson, M i ; i• • will bo held in the m orning and Portsm outh, Va., secretary. II. S. E. F. L A N E WW'rW^ ____________ -r Governor M artin To Deliver Address To Association Railroad Conductors On Sanford Avenue. Only one block from First St. For quick sale at a Real Bargain ><• -.»<a THE SANFORD— -HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 3. 1925. ----------- ■ - - • 1■** — l**^M*— **■* aagesBE ’’ ST. LOUIS, Auk . 3.-Th<* St. j » u ls Cardinal* knocked the New York Giant* out of first place Sunday afternoon, w oring nn 8 u> 1 flctory in the second Kamo of the series. The Pittsburgh P irates idle today, returned to first place by four percentage points as u re­ su lt of the New York defeat. W alter Mails, the (treat le ft­ hander, won cheered repeatedly as he held the Giants down with sev­ en hits and corralled u double unit beat out a bunt, iientley wus cred­ ited with losing the game, seventh home run in the fourth senventh home run In the fourth inning, counting Shinmun and Cooney before him. liu n tzin g er was on the mound. A trip le by Hornsby also opened the w ay for the Cardinals initial inning on­ slaught when two runs w ere scor­ ed. Scoro hy Innings: New York .. .. 000 000 1 0 0 -1 - 7-2 # t. I .on Is .. .. 202 300 Olx—8-14-1 b atterie s: liuntzinger, Winner, N ehf nnd Gowdy, H artley; Mails and O 'Farrell, ________ rtSS H i. ■ cL __ ___ ____ : n m i l |i|l['n^T7YTITT ... �THE SALFORD PAGE PAY, AUGUST 3, 1025 Phone Classified Directory Dally Herald AD. RATES u h In Adraneo U i . w ill I t to - paterae n l n l . Immediately tor __ ____ H i a Itaa ----------- at a Hat _______ at a I I .• _ . _____ 4* a i Advertising PRIN TIN G PRIN TIN G FOR QUICK SER V IC E, try TH E SEM INOLE PR1NTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PR IN TIN G THAT PLEA SES, a t very reasonable prices. Rem ington P ortable Type­ w riters. Telephone 93, Weluka Bldg. T urn doable a b o r t ri ratti art for conJn»»rilooa. Un*ih FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in! FOR SALE LUMBER delivered the FORT LAUDERDALE! in i-------and around Sanford, yellow DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow-j pine fram ing, sheathing, aiding. nrd County thoroughly which_ is ______r> flooring,> ceiling and finish. one of the m ost rapidly growing I prices th a t are a savings to you. 3 LOTS ON MAGNOLIA AVE. 'oast. I Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla, Located in Sanford H eights, each upon FOR SALE: 9 piece dining room lot has GO feet frontage. Priced nt suit, 4 piece living room suit. $15011 with term s to s u it you. Many other odd pieces o fju rn itu rc also. 2 horse power electric motor. F ix-It R ight Shop, 109 W. Sanford LARUE SANFOIU) A V EN U E Ave. Phone 173-J. CORNER BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Wanted ,WANTKD: From five to 10 acres unimproved land within radius of three miles of city. II. care The Herald. W H A T l1.. ^ r i G T? A L .L « V /V D V lC tS Y O U T U fx M “R I G H T C R O O N 'D -AMD o n e WANTED TO RENT: Five or si* room house with gas,, w ater and lights. S. W. Bradford. o p tho seT c o f f e s To trade well located m ent on newly finished stucco bungalow of five rooms. No cash required. Price of bungalow is $7500. Address "Bungalow" care The Sanford Herald and give com­ plete description of your property. FOR SA LE: New bungalow, I In Rose Court. Price $2250 papered, large slecp_ quick sale. Terms easy. »--rooms, » all OHIO—Xenia. Mnke your sales ing REAL E S T A T E porch. Screened* *front and back through the Xenia Gazette, Xen­ porch. P artly furnished. W ants to ROSE COURT LOTS W ANTED: Boarders, with o r withE. SPURI.1NG, su'b-divisiot ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ go North. *t 3-4 miles Orlando out rooms, 811 Elm Ave. Phone specialist. Subdivision to O r trict. W ant ad and display rates Rond at Citrus Heights. 3 adjoining lots in Rose Court. »m-w. lando, F lorida, and F 1 o r i on request. $1500 inch on term s of only $110 H eights, F lorida on Dixie High LIMITED way. COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — FOR SALE: 2 East front lots 50x- cash. Classified ads have the largest 130. 5 room house on each with circulation in Southwestern Geor­ double garage. Renting $18.00 TIN AND M ETA L WORK FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks gia. Rate 8c (G-word line) line. tier month. $432.00 income a year, Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ Located between 2 of best substairs. C. T, Smith. SIG N S 4 lots of which ttVo are corners. TO REACH the prosperous fnrm Will be sold separately o r in one FOR RENT: House. Seo John Any Kind— Anywhere eis and fern growers of Volus­ group. Exceptionally easy term s. ia county advertise in the DoLnnd Musson. [Daily New:,, ra te lc per word, cash FOR SALE: G room house ncnrly Any of the above lots if purchas­ FOR RENT: 2 room furnished apnrtm ent. Children welcome. Form erly S anford Sign Shop. completed on 3 acres very rich ed now will bring b ig profits to Phone 712 between G ami 7. Phone 480-W. S anford Ave. MAINE — Watcrville, Morning !icelery land under high state of the purchaser before the beginning F irs t S treet. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine j*cultivation. 20,000 seedling trees of tlie winter season. RENT: Good location, J people aro interested in Florida iready to be budded, electric lights, lively furnished 1s t floor -j-* ! . 4. I property. Reach them through 1home gas plant for cooking. O ut­ apartm ent. 202 Park Ave of Tin and S heet M etal Work, the Sentinel. R ate card »u up- houses and garage. This plnco has Well located lots will be grently I W ater and B oat Tanks. At Oak plication. never been flooded, lies close to in demand when the tourists get Avenue and T hird S treet. Tele- ' _______________________________ loading station. Price $8,000.00. here. A few dollnrs invested now FOR RENT: Light house keeping rooms uml sleeping rooms. 1009 A LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho Cash or term s. Owner entering will make you big money. HERALD will bring you in big other business. J. II. Hutchinson, Union Ave. Advertise those old a r ­ 1020 la u re l Ave. Building Material results. ticles you have stored away and EAST FRONT LAUREL AVE. FOR RENT: Three room have no use for. A little thirty- FOR SALE: Five lots 50 ft by ed cottnge 2011, Palnit . LOT cent ad may bring you several THIS 117 ft. on Highland St. Between Rents for ? 75.00 per mo dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ Onk and Myrtle. North exposure. Near eleventh street. A real buy (5. Herring. IS DIRECTORY sentative will call ami see you. j $1G00 each, t-l cash, balance 1, 2 Price SI 100. Terms, $300 cash and 3 years. Box 393, H. M. Runib- balance $10 monthly. APARTMENT for rent, furnished I. flare within m ; U pmplr nr ftanfnrd H ILL LUM BER CO. Housa o FLORIDA—O R LA N D O - Orlando ley. or unfurnished. 3 rooms, screen­ Mornimr Sentinel; largest classi­ I ao nflrn neerird. ed porch, private bath, dow nstairs. Service. Q uality and Price l li,t *»hrn a a f *prfied business, rnte lc a word, min­ FOR SA LE: fi acres bearing Apply 819 Elm Ave. I la rrqiilrnl. It la imum 21c cash with order. lilpkahrtlrallr fat orange grove. Beautiful home |k»r». right in Pa,da. B. Edwards, Box 150x117 on Park Avenue, an ideal Rooms For Kent DAVID B. HYEB THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho 7G5, location for a large apartm ent Sanford. accepted want ad medium in house. Priced for a short time only ARCHITECT! Daytona (F la.) One cent a word at $7,500. Terms, $1,000 cash, bal­ >FOR RENT—1Rnonn with or with an insertion. Minimum 25c. Member 1. L 4 Reasonable rates ance I, 2 and 3 years. I out nienls. R o te D u lld ln * Lincoln House. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, O r la n d o , F l n r t d n Fla. Thousands read the clas­ sified pages of Florida's Great 1Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. td Directory •Minimum 25c, cash with order. Facing East, high and dry. Streets HILTON’S Write for complete rate card. I — M ultlgraphlng, T: Furnished rooms and are to Is- paved. The present price n .M iiiK ii s h o p d mailing—ns you Apply 819 Park Ave. is $ I GUO for the two. $110 cash, PALM BEACH COUNTY ten you w ant i t 113 M agnolia Ave. balance $118 every three months. scene of stupendous 5 room, attractively arranged, 6 F irst Class B arbers II. F. Porch, F irst ! ment. Read about it in t with large front and rear porches, Special A ttention 9k Bldg. Beach Post. Sample copy living room across entire house, Given To Ladies and C hildrrn nr Boston dining room, kitchen with many [ request. [I.ES unit ltF.NT by furniahbuilt in features, two hrd rooms, . Phone 8. ADVERTISING gets results if it bath complete with shower, finish­ , Si SONS C h in n w a r e in E n g l i s h P o r c e ­ reaches potential buyers. Pu- ed in white enamel. Drive It. . A u to m o b ile s la in s , H u v n rin n a n d J a p a n e s e Intka Daily N> vs is circulated in 1 2nd St. nt It. U an industrial and agricultural sec­ Located facing east on corner DEPENDABLE USED CARS C h in a m a k e lo v e ly g i f t s Palm etto Avenuo and Ka B FOR HI KE 1921 Dodge Touring. tion. Street. TO SERVICE Day Wo enn sell ymir home, vacant 1925 Dodge Coupe. The Ball Hardware fleet* all irnhns. Ba^lots or .small parcels and acreage 192.1 Dodge Coupe. I Phone 551 and 63-W anywhere in Seminole, Orange, Vo­ 1922 Dodge Touring. lusia and Lake Counties if you 1921 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton will list it with us from ten to Truck. thirty days with exclusive sales 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 Ion Truck. rights. J u st mail vour price, I. W. Phillips’ Sons MEAT M ARKET terms and description to the Dodge Bros. Sales and Service TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Phone 1 Oak and 2nd St, [[He House P E Send in your subscription to the •IB) Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, Hirr. 10.7 W. ) , t S t. Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s XDI'T1I1.A.\I> P A IN T LL CAFE greatest newspaper. One year, rti* I’s'nt Tlmt Pavoi Tc-s in Service and Qual Money. $8.00, fi months, $ I 03, three months meet and P ark Ave M a n u f a c t u r e d by $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 insur­ H. A. SPEIR M h r ra tin -I.ln d .lr y P e t a l C l. ance policy add I5c to your order. Hold liy Contractor and Builder I.IIM I.\(1 P A I N T COMPANY DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell FOR SALE—Space on the png' 111 WuKnulla A to . P h o n e '.I I for classified advertisem ents j anything? If so advertise in IUG STORE — ProWhy not rent those vacant rooms the Gainesville N n , Soda*. Wo or sell that second-hand goods’ Ilea as yanr phone. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the 2 URAL ESTATE g re atest development in Georgia's Everything history; a half million dollar high­ Business Sites way to the gulf beach ju st finish­ ELECTRIC GO. For the Sportsman ed; a t two million dollar bridge Ito GiUon A Platt Apartment House Sites across Escambia Bay started; At *• Everything elecq u a rte r million dollar opera house U2. EWctragith Water Fronts Ball Hardware under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest Phone 8 chance for live developers to get STlTlIisa AND in on ground floor. W rite DevelPSUPPLIES Modern I m p ro v e num m i. Oenartinviit. Tho Pen auiriitu r ' ttttkmi. Mag. F onl *»*t »on Kim, fnue and lO'.h Street. AUGUSTA i HRONICLE Mrs. R J. C o a ts, Mgr. gustn, Ga.. Augusta’s CORONADO UKACII. K l.o lttD A classified medium, rate, Ojirn All Ilir Vl-nr •OH1ST R a te s: | 3.00 p e r day. My th e charge. 10c minimum. week 12.1.00 double; 115.00 nitigln. THOSE So-C^LLC'D /\UTOmOf3)C_^S ii C I S T f c N , E V C .R C S .T T , 1 I N O U L D N 'T H A V B ONE M u _ i.s F o r ■■ A 11 N O T l'.l N O /S /R ,! C JC -T T I N O - S O F T IN t h e H c A 'D 11 S A Y , 'V o Y O U K N O W , T H E Y O U C SH T T O C H 4H G LE. T H E : ' N A M E . O F T H A T C .A R , . THEY O U G H T TO C A L L IT T H E ,---------------------= - ------------ LOSE TO NEW $50,000 LA UN EASTERN EXPOSURE. I 221 FT. IIY 151 IT. Seminole Business Exchar ULM-K. First Street, Opposite Postofficc TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise In the S t. Petersburg Timea. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. [ Houghton WRECT ,niiJ Bank Uldg. IT Florldo G. TAYLOR DYER / P a i n t i n g — D e c o r a tin g / P H O N E 303 li ST I T K — IN V E ST M K V T A I ' u l c s t o t i - l l r u m l c y in.I*, oril • F lorida INSURANCE We recommend the following as the three lies! money-mak­ ers in our office at this tim e: ■ 1171 on Celery Avenue just off Sanford Ave. $40. per foot Very easy terms. » 0 fool lot on Park Avenue Very desirably located. E FLORIST" Offica In i!'iC Annex. lv 3 U L T > J S ^ g You MUGT BB C onsiderably below market r *11occasion*. _ mwni 2b’0-W 1 R e s i d e n t ...* F l o r i d a s i n c e R eferences: F i r s t N a t i o n a l ll a n k . Value till A. P. CONNELLY & SONS J. II. HUTCHINSON II HA I. I’. S T A T K A c re a g e , F a r m s a n d iin in g o U foves a S p ecialty 1020 I . a u r e f A v en u e, M em ber of S A N F O I U >, F l.A F lo rid a S ta te F l o r i s t s A s s o c i a tio n . TH E f’LARKSBI’RG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's larg ­ est daily. Want ml rnte I I -2c per word; I insertions I 1-lc; G or man* l r ner word each insertion. at S econd Terms. ■ By GEORGK M cM A N U S 0 III* FATHER IH C ^E T T IM ^ AMO T )R .E O O F TALVC.INC T O ? ^ o o * C LO A N S m Have you rooms to rent or some You aro w asting tim e and mo­ ney if this page hasn’t your clas­ second hand furniture to sell? sified advertisem ent. Phono it in Use The Herald') classified page and get results. today. No. 118. AH' \-\ o h . I t v iF .L U M M f tE - j j T O O THIFAK. ) 'M H O T b l C A AH' T lR E O OF -j U 'bT E .tsir-V * &)AOT O P D O i l'T O Z \» e . ^O O talk rbA.CK T O „ ME : RAsTt> I'm C iO N tw ; CA UL O H . F M C m O O F CAIMG \ *rvO i KiM I'O R A 'T rvlioO T FlC,F\T»H - ( \ *- M E *blC K. T O T H IN K . THAT \ E. O P THAT \t> t h a t ^ VVE.LU - » r » l A A O H 'T M A W F U e O -TO O A O O 'O t » T i U U E>E i 11 C.OOO J O tO to TOO fiS OLU. 'W fELL.' 1 M IC H Y W £Lu 147 Acres on Sanford Avenue C O tb/NCK HOhAG $800.00 per acre long Terms -1 V /O R k U V I M A ^ 5 3 L W J N O R 't : C Rooms 9-10-11 Hall BU k Phone G57. F e a t u r e S ervice tig h t x ir c c tv ed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b22446b037cdf02bd4fdd9c864dae8a7.pdf d45a86768bcf3e21f608285bfe9b1b8b PDF Text Text NEWSPAPER ! Florid*'* Greatest Vegetable Ichest Garden Land WEATHER FOR FLORIDA — Local thundenh<nren Satnrd and Sunday moderate southrn and west winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1925, alty Transactions BRYAN SLEEPS 1 t First 7 M onths AMONG SCORES larly Six M illions OF 1). S. HEROES In July Are [0 Which Is 'less Than tender Hands Administer l«ist S;id Riles as ,Ht>dy of Ureal Comm-mer Is lo w e r ­ ed Into Final Resting Place p re v io u s M o n t h Ordeal Is Bravely Endured By Widow idi^Total Is Fstate transfers in and Seminole county July amounted to $1,according to the of revenue stamps of y and quit claim •ecorded during the This announcement Je this morning by A. er, manager of the >«iit Association, il is slightly smaller than June of this year when actions amounted to $1,md in March when they pjjflio It is pointed out, [tkst a number of large ku were made during Lhbave not yet been renrr .110 warranty nnd b deeds recorded at the lYince E. Douglass, clerk k reurt, during the past kwds of the credit assoL*. This Is the largest Lf transactions for any b daring the first seven In fur the first seven K this year total approxi1.95s,H20, with indications Eng a much higher mark w end of tho year. Thus 1925 approximately 1,870 and quit claim deeds n filed here. i for the year show «n teady increase during the nt months nnd ure as .................$.5,1158,1120 r real estate transactions f t ion approximating $0,p the first seven months |r, it is believed by local piu.ii and a" real estate pt the total for the enr*ill be between $15,000,120,1)110.000. They believe 1 the approaching winter fcnifer: will continue to 3 r>pr ami more numerous ■ Wfnre in the history of Ft the rema l tie year, these mei I W boosted great! "*t of active sales * u* many new and Idipeil sub-divisions 'Property hi Sanford " Uin< number of small a,‘ king reported P,* tti, H declared K u lbl 1 W i , ir* Purchasing lots i., .°„ll0ll<1 homes, thus ,buitul V 3. * to *** continued f ... l®? [n IV. fr'ause To r hi Winter Park Pen Air Service "•Dae, preacher, *r, who has been Body o f Great Commoner Lying: In State The goal for the "Creator San­ ford campaign of the Chamber of Commerce will be officially an­ nounced a t the "L et’s Go" meeting of the big snles army that will meet a t 8 o’clock Monday night nt the Seminole Cafe. This meeting is for the purpose of giving the official instructions to workers, and includes every mnn ami wo­ man who is assigned to the team organization. The goal has not been set be­ cause each day the big community campaign has been assuming lar­ ger proportions and Chamber of Commerce leaders huve feared that if it were set early in the cam­ paign, their figures would be too low. It can bo safely stated that it will not be less than $50,000. This would represent an increase of practically 1,000 per cent over tinpresent income from membership dues, but it is now recognized by civic leaders that Sanford is ready to travel in the fastest company, and the foregoing figure muy not he sufficient. A special committee consisting of President Edward Higgins, For­ rest Lake, S. O. Khinholscr, and E. F. Housholder, is already at work on the larger interests, ami are having splendid success. The subscriptions obtained by them will be officially announced Mon­ day night nt the instructions meet­ ing. The campaign will officially be­ gin Tuesday morning at 0:10 o’­ clock with n meeting of workers at the Chamber of Commerce. Af­ ter a photograph in front of the New Chamber of Commerce sign­ board, and a parade in the busi­ ness district, the tenms will go to their districts and s ta rt tlx- com­ munity wide cumpuign. The names of “prospects" which have been compiled during the preliminary work of the campaign, have been divided _into districts, and each team will have a district. A team is responsible for canvassing ev­ erybody in its district that it be­ lieved to be able to join the Chamltcr. The canvass will Ia­ ns thorough as any thing ever a t­ tempted here. A special drive to get member­ ships from out of town people who own property or business here is being made. Retired Minister Kills W ife, Then Slays Self RICHMOND, Vn. Aug. 1 - Rev. George \V. Holdcrkshot and killed his wife, then killed himself at their homo about 10 o’clock this morning. The shooting took place in the dining room ami both are believed to huve di“d Instantly. Ill health, according to police, is be­ lieved to be the cause of the tra g ­ edy. The couple, who were only married recently, apparently were in the midst of (lie morning meal when the wife was shot down and ihe m inister then fired a bullet tiirough his own heart. Holder is survived by three «hil dren of a former wife, who died several years ago. He retired from uctivo ministerial duties a few years ugo nnd had been working in a furniture store. Mrs. Holder had been his housekeeper until she became his wife. Construction In State Shows Huge Increase Kato lie-appointed. TOKIO, August L—-Viscount Kato was re-appointed premier to­ day. After he resigned with the cabinet he had reorganized his cab­ inet by restoring to their pluces all ministers with the exception of th ree Recalicitrunt Seiyukui ico lC0 Jan. 13, inta 1B2J. tho Ruhr partt* member^. NUMBER 312. JDr. Karr Speaks T< Hfts N ot Yet Been Set HePlain Wooden Marker Placed cauHe Each Day Movement Over Newly Maue Grave In A ssum es Larger Propor­ ArllngtonNntiunalCcmetery tions; Tenms Meet Monday everal days, will '•lecture on the JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 1. — Mian Aniericanicr open air serv- Florida’s building permit records 'g at 7:10 o’clock were catapulted into the discard by the aggregate of building offi­ S'l'lresxed the Junior cially oknyed in seven of the larg ­ ' ornmerce here last est municipalities of tho state, Mi­ 11 the evening trefure ami, Miami Bench, Tampa, St. Pet­ '-ilk at the Methodist ersburg, West Palm Beach, loike'jO’er service. Mr. land, Orlando and Jacksonville, ’•‘"'g a sociulogicnl during the month of July. During iirvey in Florida and the month ju st closed a totul of •mil writin" on the $17,0(16^0.1 in building permits L* “ Ainericaniza- were issued in those cities; an in­ crease of $-1,120,0-10 or approxi­ Mr. Gau.se nsserts, mately .71 per centum over the , n'ode| small cities June aggregate of $1JJ)17,117. ’"'I States. Its street rounded corners nnd Kato Re-Appointed "paces between curb lined with stately Premier of Japan and shrubs, gives Wn Hto appearance of TOKIO, Aug. 1.—Baron Kato, who resigned with his cabinet a ft­ er a split over new taxation pm1n ' roops Quit posals, was re-appointed premier today. He has been ordered to or­ lan Aline Section ganize a new cuhinct. ^ Aug, )_—Official anm was made this morn­ . "-‘Beh evacuation Is enii'i*,! 'i0' J ninglJ F/enfh 'lustre! »n ,ht‘ mininE in iil ,,f lht‘ Ruhr J. *.1?1 Iil*t night. The en- PRICE FIVE CENTS President Douglass Says San­ ford Wants Square Deal, Nothing More; 2 New IMayers Added to Roster l resliyti-rlah Church, where thousands one of the country's greatest stntesiiie icon. „ n nings IJrynn ns it rested in the New York Avenue id mirers filed passed it to pay their final tribute to d away suddenly in Dayton, Tcnn., last Sunday after- Men Sentenced For Whiskey Conspiracy WASHINGTON —....... , August I. Ren !,. Muses and Harry Set­ tler of Pittsburgh, indicted last year with Representative Lang­ Labor Head Wauls Opera lorn ley, of Kentucky, on a charge Ediirntinnnl Director Leaves of conspiracy to withdraw li­ On Cnmmiltee That AreBig quor illegally, today were sen­ Fo.’ Chicago to Make Plans Enough In Represent Their tenced following their pleading for Removing to Daytona Interests at Conferences guilty to two years each in the to Make His Future Home penitentiary, but were placed on probation for tliut time. A ATLANTIC (TTY, Aug. 1.— Dr. Alexander Karr, education­ fine of $10,000 each was as­ John I,, l.ewi-i, president of the sessed. They were charged al director of the American City United Mine Workers of merica, served notice last night that a t­ with conspiring in 1021 to re­ Bureau, left today, for his home tempts to negotiate the new con-J move l.ooo cases of whiskey in Chicago, lie will move his faini ily to Florida Into in August and in Ten-Wick, I’n. tract necessary in the hard coal will live in Daytona, where he is Helds one month from yesterday | hail fallen since morning to cease to lie connected with the Daytona only a moment before the funeral cannot well continue without the Highlands interests. Dr. Karr, who immediate presence at the joint party arrived at the cemetery. 1lias been doing civic work in all conference here of Samuel D. WarFlag Covers Casket sections of the country fur iiiuny Within that small inclosure there finer, chairman of the anthracite i years, has definitely east his lot was no room save for the casket, operators’ confeieiicu, and Willium with Florida. In his parting words wrapped about with glowing colors J. Richards, another veteran oper­ i with his associate, Daniel M, Mc­ of tin* flng the dead man hud serv­ ator. This brought a reply from Farland, vice president of thu Hu­ ed in peace and the little group Mi. Warrim-r that there would be ' lean, he said: of nearest kin and a handful of the no change in toe makeup of the Attorney-General U p h <i I d s "You'll make a mistake if you Proposed Purchase; Hoard many friends of his three decades operators committee. ilo not remain permanently in Ml. la>wis, in n personal letter of stirring life. Will Not ActI’cforcTucsday ! Florida, nnd of alt tlio places in These and the ministers of the to Mr. Wnrriner, which ho made tile statu whole there ure future public, asked the latter and Mr. gospel who suid the ritu.t for WASHINGTON, August I The iopportunities, there is none that the dead and who a little time be­ Richards to join the ciuiiinUteo at fight-of the shipping board to sell surpasses {’anford. That i» what tiie parley on its resumption next £00 vessels to Henry Ford for*’ 1 would no >1 I wdn- in yuiir place. fore had given him the last bene­ diction of the church, alone saw Tuesday morning. scrapping was upheld Friday by Committee l.arks Power Attorney General Sargent. the casket sink slowly down into He said lie would Is* there him­ In an opinion requested bv IIn* the earth as tho soft calling of an army bugle lulled the slecpc.* to self to meet them. The miners' hoard ut the -uggestions of com­ president asserted that the opera­ missioners Ren on and Thnmii.tin, his long rest. tors negotiating committee wa at who bad questioned the legal au­ Even the sorrowing woman who present too largely constituted of was his dearest care und who had 'lesser executives.’ He said it lack­ thority for disposing of tin* ve n d s sat beside bis casket throughout ed qualification and authority to for destruetion, the attorney ge.ithe funeral service in a Washing­ negotiate a contract, and indicat­ eral suid the -ale was erniiiged ton church did not see that last ed that tlio 'presence of Me o-s. under the discretionary nutli'.rity scene of the career in which she Wm liner nnd Richard ; wu> ne< i\s- «.f the board a defined in lb** mer­ had so large a share. Gripped by Hary to save (lie present delibera­ chant marine net which *>tivi* it her infirmities, she remained in tions from disaster. Otlierwi e, lie the right to make sales * on m il as tin* hoard run pre­ lu-r closed motor car a hundred added, the minors would put a lop conditions scribe.” yards from the tented grave until to ’‘tlio farce." "The law." In* said, ~n” i*io: • the bugle notes brought her the Mr. Warriner received llie news the board to fix the eond'F. . <■( message that the long strain was over, and her dead at pease at by long distance telephone at the scale ns it lias fixed tln-iu. a i I Lunsford Pa., in advance of re­ to make tin* sale under tin- term lust. ceipt of Mr. l ewis’ letter. ll>- au­ proposed." Throngs Brave Deluge. Outside the shelter, urouml the thorized announcement Imre that The attorney general r -e. ' 1 roped inrlosure and among the the committee would remain un­ that a sub committee of I'm de many now made graves on the changed and implied that he nnd pul (mental cx|icrts on a committee tree-horde red sweep of sodden Mr. Richards would not attend appointed by President (' ..ilidge last year, had declared 521 out •>!* sward, crowded the hundreds who Tuesday. Authority Cphebl. the fleet of 1,1X0 government \*hud trudged or ridden the lung "I shall, of course, reply to Mr. sels were surplus in that they wav from Washington, despite the earlier deluge of rain, to bid the Lewis’ letter as soon as it realties were not necessary for the mil mu­ commoner their own farewell. me," Mr. Warriner authorized rcti- ni defense nor needed for com­ There, too, stood the double rank re- entalive . to stale for him. “In mercial purposes. In authorizing of artillerymen from Fort Myers, the meanwhile I want to wav that the scraping program, the board the committee representing ihej‘ placed the report of the sub-conicaps and raincoats durk with the operators is fully authorized to l mittce on its records. watery downpour through which they had waited to form tho lust negotiate a new agreement. Il was elected in tile same milliner llmt , Chairman O’Connor said lie did escort. all previous committees huve Iteen As the liniplo service was said, elected ut.d clothed witli the mu* not expect the board to act upon the Ford offer lieforo next Tiler(Continued on Cage Three) authority by a vote of the indus- day when with tin* return of Com­ Cl'S, missioner Plummer from a vaca­ tion in Maim* five* of tlu* seven commissioners will In* in the city. MacMillan Steamers The Ford offer was for $1,700,000 SWAMt’SrOTT. Mass., August for the 200 vessels, a few of which I. A tnx plan proposing a reduc­ Nearing Destination j muy be converted to Diesel engine tion of tin* maximum surtax rates j propulsion for commercial uperu- from -10 to 15 percent slashes in tion under the terms of tho adver­ tin* normal income rule and aboli­ WASHINGTON, A ugust 1—1H ie tisement. The rest of tin* shim tion of tile inhertuuce, gift und Mac Millu» Arctic expedition is be plans to hreuk up, using some Imiscellaneous taxes were laid Ihjworried over the time being lost of the engines ami equipment in i fore President Coolidgo Friday by while it* is blocked in by the Ice Ilia own manufacturing plants. Chairman Madden of the House of pack of .Melville bay. Appropriations Committee. Aside from the dangers ever Giving the executive his opinion present in such a situation, tho uh to wliut further economy could time element is important. Com­ Imj effected iu governmental appro­ mander MacMillan described seri­ priations, so ns to make un appre­ ous ice conditions in a message ciable reduction of taxes possible, Friday to the National Geographic the committee chairman prcductcd Society, while Lieutenant Com a surplus for this fiscul year of inander Byrd, reporting to the $.'170,0110,000. Of this amount !m navy department, said the time held $150,000,000 should be absorb­ Tlio ninny Sanford friends of for lives of Christian service. being lost was "very precarious." “As a church member she was ed by lowering taxes and $20,000,­ Mrs. P. M. Boyd of Tarpon Springs lb* Imped to Imj out of the ice to­ faithful, loyal and active. Her 000 applied to a public building who recently passed away in that loss to the Southern Methodist program. * '"ibaty and Rowdoin stuck in ico city and who with her husband congregation here can not be Later it was stated, at tho sum­ and fog in Melville Buy about fif- and family resided in this city at measured. She was in charge of mer White Itouse that while the tt. „ miles southeast of Cape York, one time, will he interested in the the music of the locnl church and I’resident welcomed suggestions ns but hope to get out tomorrow," following from an article in the nlways put the Ik*sI energies of to tax chunges, particularly from her enthusiastic nature into the Congressional leaders, he is hold­ Tarpon Springs paper: said Byrd. •There is very little open water “Mrs. Mary Boyd was then work of the church she loved so ing his mind open on the subject in solid field of ice around. Had daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M- well. until definite Treasury figures some snow today. Schur (Lieu- Baggett of Tarpon Springs, nnd _ “ As a member of tho commun­ showing how great a reduction is tenunt M. A. Schur), sighted great was born on Aug. It], 1872. Most ity she was public spirited and un feuxihle are available. b » - ■»'!V '>" ico «0U bul of her life has been spent in this selfish in her undertakings. She While Mr. Coolidge feels that it ho was too fur off to shoot. So­ city, although her family removed was gifted ns a musician and was renson (Nels P* Sorensen, avia- for a short time to Sutherland, constantly called upon to assist in properly is bin function and that lioii chief machinists mate), shot where she ns Mary Baggett grad­ various entertainm ent and occas­ of the Treasury to submit their recommendations to Congress, he his first bcur in small water lead. uated with distinction from South­ ions »f a public character. The expedition had planned to ern College. “ She died on Friday morning. is determined th at the actual for­ “She was married to P. M. Boyd, July 21, at K:7Q o’clock and fu­ mulation of u program must be reach F.tah. Greenland, its main base around August 1 and to begin an evangelist and singer of wide neral nt 1:10 o’clock, July 25. A left tu the House Ways and Means its major explorations over the reputation, with whom idle lived Inrpe number of her friends, in­ Committee which has been called unknown region of the Arctic soon happily until the time of her death cluding mnny prominent Metho­ to begin work in October. Before after the middle of August Just u week ago. Mrs. Boyd was an a f­ dist ministers or th« Florida (*on- then, accurate Treasury data will before being caught in the ice fectionate wife, a devoted mother fetneco attended the funeral and lie available and it was indicated Commander Byrd in a message and hover seemed happier than burial services which were in today that tho ideus of the Presi­ h.. exnccted to reach Ltah when engnged in the sacred task churgo of Rev. R. H. Barnett of dent and Treasury would be in ra­ ther definite shape. of training her two young sons Tarpon Springs.” SARGENT OKEYS SALE O F SIIIl’S TO HENRY FORI) 1 Frozen Arctic Still Holds McMillans ExpeditionlnCheck Many Friends Attend Funeral Of Mrs, Boyd At Tarpon Springs Satnrd II. S. To Have Huge Surplus In Colt' Declares Madden Commenting on the notion of Manager Jim Moore in protesting Thursday game with the Tampa Smokers, Vance E. Douglass, pres­ ident of the Sanford club, today declared that he and other officiuls of the club are squarely behind the manager in Ids efforts to com­ pel other teams dll the league to live up to the league’s rules re­ garding the use of class men. "Sanford lias been observing this and all other rules to the let­ ter, Mr. Douglass said, “and it isn’t fair to this club and its sup­ porters for other teams in the league to break the rules nt will." Mr. Douglass, ns stated in an article appearing in Friday’s T rib­ une, intends to push the investiga­ tion of alleged infraction of rules, not only by the Tampa club but by others in the circuit. He declar­ ed that Kay Parmeley, acting pres­ ident, never questioned the protest and nekuowledged that Tampa has been playing too many class play­ ers. President Michael Sexton of the National Baseball Association, is expected to reach Tampa within the next few days. His investiga­ tion is expected to bring about a general shake-up all over the lea­ gue. < Answering the charges of Dr. H. K. Dpre, owner of the Tampa club, regarding the "unsportsmanlike methods" of Sanford as given in a Tampa interview, Mr. Douglass recalled that it was largely through ihe Tumpa owner’s efforts that the league rules were chang­ ed several weeks ago to ullow five class men on a club amt now is breaking his own rules by playing seven men. Word received from Tampa this m orning, said that Pitcher Dux, f'olev tind Catcher'Gone Hm.^.lu., whom Manager Moore specifically mentioned in his protest, have Hon at every turn and in doing so been suspended pending the did the farmers of that state more investigation by President Sex­ harm than could have ever been ton. The Tampu owner and dreamed of. manager are still denying Moore’s As another and n far-reaching charges, according to today's Tam ­ result, stated Dr. urr, a total of pa Tribune. •117 failed within a few months a f­ New Pluyers Acquired ter tho communistic form of state President Douglass announced government was initiated. He today the release of Outfield Cur­ stated that in the county in which ley, who been a member of the he lived nt the time 17 banks were team since its organization. Cur­ forced to close their doors. ley's release makes room for Co-operation Dr. Karr continued Weutherby, an Atlanta Imy who wool.I have prevented all of this joined the dub Thursday in Tam ­ friction and the many failures not pa. Weutherby is originally a sec­ only of the hanks but of many ond-sucker Imt temporarily is fill­ business firms. That is why it ing Curley’s shm** in right field. pays to co-operutp, lie said; it It was also announced that helps business and industrial con­ Pitcher J. I.. Kidd from Paris Is­ ditions mure than any uthcr one land will join tlio club here the factor. first of next week. Kidd until rec­ K arr likened the farm er and ently was a sergeant in the United theDr.rural community or town to States Marine Corps stationed at tho Siumese twins. They can not Puris Island and is said to have separuted and stil live and made fine record while hurling for be prosper, ho declared. the navy hoys. Kidd's acquisition The great reason that th«r bojls does not mean that any of the four hiirler.s which Manager Moore ami girls are leaving the farms now lias, will bo released, it is and the small towns for th«r ci­ ties, he revealed, is because there announced. is no attraction there for them. They have no way in which to Churches to Observe spend their idle time in proper forms of recreation. For this rea­ Civic Movement With son, he stated, it is vastly impor­ that proper provisions be Special Talks Sunday tant made in sural communities for thu entertainment and recreation of Tomorrow lias been designated the young people. All town* "Civic Sunday" by u number of should havo sufficient attractions the clergymen of the city nnd civ­ for such entertainment, he said. ic sermons will he delivered in Dr. King declared that he is most, of the pulpits where services strongly in favor of co-operative will be held. Chamber of Com­ organizations and believes that merce lenders have declared them­ there should be organizations of selves as much pleased witli the this nature because ef the good spirit of co-opcrutiou shown by the they uro able to accomplish. They church brails in their request to should work together instead of have s|>ecinl services on this occa­ working against leach 'other -as sion. many uro doing a t present, he .raid, The addressed in the pulpits will if they aro to do their best work. not deal with the material sidu Co • operative organizations of building a community but rath ­ among growers for the marketing er the value of looking after the of their produce were especially spiritual, moral und welfare activ­ pruised by the speaker. He cited ities in the making of a great several instances where co-o perilcity. tion has been very beneficial in Rev. F\ D. King todny extended these lines. n special invitation to the members The big mail order houses of of the Chamber of Commerce to this country were scored by Dr. attend the morning service nt the Karr during Ids address. He de­ Baptist Church when he will de­ clared th a t every time money nt liver a sermon of n civic nnturu sent from u community to one of prepared especially fur the occa­ these places, it is last to that comsion. British Subject Dead As Result of Dispute PEKING, August I.—Unofficial advices from Nanking say th at a riot in which one British subject was killed took pluce at the fac­ tory of the International Export Company last night, following a wage dispute. British employees ure reported tu have fired on tho rioters, killing four and wounding several. British marines now guarding thu factory. Palm Beach— New $7,000,000 structure (o replace Palin Beach Hotel destroyed by fire last March. �* ) >t«,' ■& * 'H * PAGE EIGHT M f i A* ■| T li t;EScl‘ BlC tV .M tS: H im 1 UW Ia hl l fl*T , .M*| Or.Vft . h »•* i f ilM fiil fipyt, vi, 1 Ai '; &Q5t ¥'• : j. ji\ 1 ; t > m i: J • ,..rr: i » >• it. vt • .•i J THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925. SK*>*' ■ - *:•: . •. - *»tL3_____ Engineering 5tf> -U: tT Sanford, Fla., thence run West 208.5 feet $2,029220 _______ PPEC1AL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY I 6073 cu yds. grading nt 40c............ 31.00 thence North 295.2 feet to the southerly side OF RESOLUTIONS NUMI1EK 221 AND 222. adopted on the U 100 Yd" overhaul a t lc „ .... 3,662.12 of Seminole Boulevard thence SEly along the ____________ To be borne entirely by adjacent property owneri 1J.h t . , J . I , . A. I.. 0 2 5 , b , .h , a n Commission . [ l J ' “ J l i ^ . V T n n l " ^ s i 35s 98.00 Southerly side of said Boulevard 222.8 feet Number of feet frontage...——— 935.6 3,771.23 I City of Sanford. Fla. 4369.60 60H7 zq. yds. macadam foundation (6 inch thick) at 80c.. thence south 216.2 feet to beg....................... ..... 222.8 Assessment per foot fro n ta g e ...... .....$5.88207 6,218,62 American Legion 2) From Fourth St. to Celery Ave. The follow ins: to the estimated coat of pitying Fourth Street from 6120 »q. yds. 2 inch asphalt top nt $1.02... 193210 5172 yds grading a t 10c........... *— .............. ........ Beg. at tho NE Cor. of the intersection of Summerlin Avc., went to Mcllonvillc Avc., with ft 6" rock bare sur­ 0 t( sq ft. alley return at 30c. 200.00 8.73 cu yds class 11 concrete nt 23.00... 3840 Sta yds overhaul nt lc.........r — ................ Myrtlo Avc. ami Water Street In the City of faced with asphalt, 21 feet in width, and paving Fourth Street from 280.00 8 inlets type A a t $33.00 ...... 6658 line ft curb and gutter a t 76c.................... Sanford. Fla., nin East 117 feet North 259.64 Mcllonvillc Avo., west to locust Avc., with sheet nsphnlt on a 6" rock 90.00 3 inlets type B at $30.00 M l lin It flush curb a t 35c...„...._.................... feet to the Southerly line of Seminole Boule­ base, 21 feet in width. 525.00 300 lin. ft. 12 ipch concrete sewer 6-8 at $1.75 7626 sq yds 6 inch rock base a t 80c.... .............. vard thence NWly along the Southerly side of (1) Fourth St., from Summerlin Avc., to Mcllonvillc Avc. 350.00 ,imit-tt---- tn‘******“ “ ****••••••••»••♦••• 7 manholes 4-6 at $60.00 266 sq yds 2 inch sheet nsphnlt a t $1.02 said Boulevard 126.1 feet thence South 303.96 1,000 cu. yds, grading a t 60c•.»•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••**•***************** ^ 00 81.80 2,119.19 7039 sq yds surface treatm ent a t 30c............... 818 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 nt $100.00 per M 125.1 1 , 122.00 feet to A a • •• — • • • • * * •• • * • * * •••••••• * * * * * * * * * * * 1.320 |in. ft. concrete curb & guitar @ 86c 79.05 ......2,860.00 1064 MUM lumber in trenches at $75.00 per M ••••••MM•••MMMMM 6 Type A inlets a t $35.00.............. ................. Notice is hereby given to any nnd all persons interested in the 2200 sq. yds. paving (@> 1.30 ................ .... 2,629.20 2501 lin ft. 12 inch storm sewer nt $1.05 0-1 9 Type B inlets at $30.00------ ...—................. 385.00 Spccinl Assessments against the various picecs of property abuse de­ 1100 sq. ft. concrete nllcy returns & 35c... 685.00 scribed that said special assessments arc payable in full within thirty 1359 lin ft 12 inch storm sower nt $1.05.......... 260 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewer a t $2.25 (0-1) ....... 120.00 1200 lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 100.00 per M. 176216 Extra work — ...... .. 306.11 after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been 579 lin ft 24 inch storm sewer a t $2.75............ .... Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc., ••••»•••#«# 13.00 days 2 monuments at $0.50 equalized, approved nd confirmed, or in ten cqunl annual installments 5696 lin ft 3 inch drain tile nt $100.00 per M _ 220.32 Laboratory Inspection of materials... 6 Manholes nt $50.00................ ............... ...... with interest a t 8 per cent per annum from nnd after the time sail Total estimated cost .................... ...............................5,383.41 415.30 Legal expense, advertising etc 2 per cent FIxtra work ................. — ••••• ............. .... ^ To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 1,113.25 special assessments stand approved nnd confirmed. Engineering 5 per cent 4 Monuments at street intersections at $6.50 ________ A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Ha., Number of feet frontage ......................... 1229.03 Laboratory inspection of m aterials....... ___ Arsessmrnt per foot frontage ................... - ........ $1.38 $23 823 61 will be held a t the City Hnll at 2:30 p. m. on the 10th day of ^Vugust Legal expense, advertising etc 2% ........ (2) Fourth St. from Mellonville Avc. to Locust Ave. Total co:.t exceeds the preliminary estimated coat, which cannot be A. D. 1925 at which meeting snid Board will hear any nnd all comFlngineering 5 % ............ - ......- ...................... 2500 ru. yds. grading (® 60c ........................ -......... 1,250.00 exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. J *"<1 objections as to such special assessments, and will at sn < 3500 lin. ft. concrete curb A gutter (q> 85c ............................ 2,975.00 FUF.I> T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ' ^ mc adjust nnd equalize said assessments on a basis ot justice nnu Total Cost....................... - ........................... right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust.700 lin. ft. flush curb 0 3.5c ... ................................ 105,00 E. R. Trafford's Map of Sanford. To ho borne entirely by adjacent property owner*. 4780 aq. yds. paving dp 2.00 .....................................................9,360.00 Finnl j ed, same will tlien stand confirmed and be, nnd remain binding Feet Number of feet frnotage .................... 4381.1 1200 sq. ft. concrete nllcy returns <fi) 35c .............................. 120.00 NAME: Assessment liens upon the property against which said assessments arc made Description Frontage Assessment per foot frontage............ $-1,781 1360 lin. ft. 12 " pipe <?j> 1.10 until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 223, adopt­ 1,185.00 j M. T. Halley, Lot 6 Idle 15 tr. 6 ......... - ...........- 50 280.02 < 10 inlcta at $35.00 ed by tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on July l.ltli, FRED T. WiLLMJG, 350.00 M. T. Halley, Lot 7 blk 15 tr. 6......................... 60 280.02 1 manhole ................................................ 60.00, M. T. Hnlley, N 60 ft. lot 8 blk15 tr. 6 ............ 60 280.02 1925. *'cct Cost IV5000 lin. ft. 3*’ drain tiio i*i> 100.00 per M. 500.00 | J. A. Cunningham, S 14 ft. of lot 8 blk 15 tr. 0 .1 1 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 78.41 (SEAL) Namc. Description Front*** rtFr^t Engineering, legal expense, etc. 280.02 Publish July 21th, 1925 nnd July 31st, 1925. 1,311.39 J. A. Cunningham, lot 9 tdk 13 tr. 6................ 60 Ncnvc's Addition to Snnfott,^ ------------ J. A. Cunningham, lot 10 blk 15 tr. 6 ............. 13.7 76.73 J. J. Hcitx, Lot 1 blk D.. 132 Total estimated cost 17,819.39 Mclsch Really Co., Lot 1 blk 15 tr. 7................ 50 280.92 FINAL ESTIMATE FOR THE PAVING OF PALMETTO AVE., 21 Irene F\ Langley and Mildred 280.02 To he borne entirely by ndjnrcnt property owners. I Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 15 dr. 7.......... ..... 50 Simmons, Lot 1 blk G. ■Meisch Renl.y Co., Lot 3 blk 15 tr. 7 87.3 Num lar of feet frontage 3,142.78 488.92 FEET WIOFI FROM FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA AVENUE. Lot 4 blk G Same The following is the final estimated cost of paving Palmetto Ave., The Oaks, Sanford, Florida. Assessment per foot frontage .................................. $5.67 Lot 5 blk G Same I Mrs. A. D. Lane, lot I ...................- .................. 60 280.02 21 ft. in width from F’rnnklin Street south to Geneva Avc., with a 6 Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Lot 1 blk J . Sam e' 280.<r2 inch rock base surface treated with asphalt and slag chips. Preliminary ! Mr9- A. D. Lane, Lot 2 ........................................ 50 Feet Lot 4 blk J... Same 280.02 Assessment:! . *'frs" A. D. Ln.no, Lot 3 '>0 Name: Description Frontage $1,731.20 Lot 5 blk J...., Same •1328 cu yds. excavation a t 40c Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 1 ...... 117.3 658.06 Mayfield, Snnford, Fin. 1.903.04 Lot 5 blk J Same 2501 lin ft. curb nnd gutters at 76c 4.781 812.07 R°dwell Realty Co., I/it 7 Itlk 7 •••••••••••••••a••••••i 11') 613.20 i 27.65 Mary Reason, Lot 1 blk K..._ 79 lin. ft. single curb headers at 35c ........................... ^ 115 812.07 Ilodwcll Realty Co., l/.t 13 Blk 7 326.70 Frank tom ing, Lot 16 . 74.59 2.378.04 3129 sq. yds. rmuadani foundation 5 inches thick at 7Ge Normany Squnre, Snnford, FI*. E. J. White’s Subdivision, Sanford, Fin. Bod well Realty Co., Lot 11 Itlk 7 262.80 60 918.60 Cora King, Lot 1 3062 sq. yd' surface treatm ent at 30c...... T. K. Wilson Eat, Lot l blk 95 5.8829:1 532.03 Bialwell Realty Co., 4/>t 15 Blk 7 60 202.80 1,057.00 Fred FI. Crandall, Lot 10.... 30.2 cu. yds. class A 'oncrete at $35.00 I. W. Phillip* Sons, I/it 2 blk 2 95 632.03 , Snnford, Fla. 262.72 Fred E. Crandall, l.ot 17.. 3281 lbs reinforcing steel at 8 c .....- ......... 17.5 266.02 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 7 Blk 8 G02.25 Edna McCultcr and Emma Owens, Lot 3 Idk 2 137.5 70.00 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 18.. 2 inlets type A at $33.00....... Sanford Heights, Snnford, Fla. Bodwell Really Co., I/>t M Blk 8 G02.25 137.5 479.20 Charles Gituo, Lot 19......... 1792 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 a t $100.00 ...................... Ocn. A. DeCottes, toiko and Key, l/>t 1 127 711.26 219! M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at $75.00 ............... F’ort Mellon, Hanford, Fla. 187.05 Fred FI. Crandall, Ia»t 20... Geo. A. DeCottes, Lake and Key, Lot 30 127 711.26 Fort Mellon Development Co., IM 1 145.9 639.01 23 lin. ft. 12 inch T. storm sewer 0-1 at $1.05 26.25 Lieu. A. DeCottes, Lake nnd Key, Lot 31 127 711.26 .1. II. Paces Stibtliviaion of Block C—Mellon' J. G. Michael, I*jt 19* ........... . , . . 18.6 212.87 (.ahotatory Inspection of materials ........................ 22.60 Mrs. Fannie Schwartz, Lot 6" ...... . 127 711.26 Mamie J. Ilecrin. Lot 18..... .................. 22 $5. Anne Wiercinski, l/tt 20 . 50 219.00 Legal expense, advertising etc. 2 per cent............ . 181.26 127 711.26 Mamie J. Ilterin, Lot 48.......... ............. . 267 Cora Roush, Lot 21 . 50 ' 219.0" Forrest Lake and A. R. Key, Lot 66 Engineering, 5 per cent........................... ••«■••***•••••••••••••••• 453.17 I. Toyama, Lot 67 127 711-'. Mamie J. Hccrrin, Lot 55....................... 289.7 • Berg k Deane, Lot 22 219.00 . 50 C. Schultz nnd K. F. Housholder, I ot 90 127 711.26 E. R. T rafford’s Mnp of Sanford Fort Mvllon Development Co., Lot 11 137.5 64)2.25 Total <’o.t ......................................................... $9,697.78 Cassandra Schultz, Lot 97 127 711.26 Maui ice Wimblsh, Lot 69. 137.5 Zion Hope Church, Lot I blk 6 Tr. D..... 68.1 ■ Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which cannot be S. F. Doudney, .Lot III 161 862. la Mcllonvillc, Sanford, Fla. J. M. Roli’ii.. uii, Lot 1 blk 7 Tr. D......... 50 " exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. It. E. Shiver, Lot 112 15-1 862. IS John C. Smith, Ixit 1 blk 28 J. M. Robin nii, Lot 2 blk 7 Tr. I) 695.36 J. A. Kelley, Lot 116 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 151 862.18 John C. Smith, l/d 3 blk 28 695.35 (!. A. DeCottes, Lake ami Key. Lot 117 J. M. Robinson, Lot 3 blk 7 Tr. I).. Amended Plat of Edgcwood 151 862. is F. ft. Mitchell, I ot 1 Idk 29 J. M. Robinson, Lot 4 blk 7 Tr. D........ .. 595.35 F’eet Final Mete.- and Hounds Description J. C. Hall, Lot 3 blk 20 593.35 City of Sanford, !i< g. 66" ft. S. and 630 ft. E. J. M. Robinson, Lot 5 blk 7 Tr. D ......... ■riplion NAME Frontage Assessment Win. M. Collin^ Knt., l/»t 1 blk 80 695.85 . 1 ............ 50 of N W Cor. of NE I-1 of Sec 36 Tr. 19 179.22 Richard McPherson, Lot 1 blk 8 Tr. I) Win. M. Collins Eat., I/it 3 Idk 30 595.83 ............ 50 >t 2It. 30 E Run W 125 ft. N to A. C. L. It. W. 179.22 Richard .McPherson, Lot 2 blk 8 Tr. I) J. Jacob tint, Lot 2 blk 3t 693.35 : 3...... - ............ 50 Swope Douglass Inc. Sely along It. W. to | ’t. N. of lltg. South 179212 Emma Lamar, Lot 3 Idk 8 Tr. D........... J. Ja-ol, Qul, | /it 4 blk 31 595.35 1 ... 50 to I I I . . 211.3 179.22 Janies Potts, Lot I blk 8 Tr. I) ........... 1,2"". I i J. Jacob Cut, Lot 2 blk 35 .5 696.35 Mary E. McGill, Beg. to Ch. 8. nnd 67n ft. fc. 50 179.22 Win. C. Stewart, Jr., Lot 5 blk 8 Tr. D J. Jacob Cot, Lot I blk 35 • . 595.35 no of M. W. Cor of N. E. I- 1 of See. 36 Tp. 179.22 J. L. Lind icy, Lot 7 Blk H Tx. £............ I). C. Robb, Lot 2 blk 36 50 7 693. 19 S. It. ::o E. Run Ft. 109 ft. N. to A. C. L. 179.22 J. L. Lind toy, l.ot 8 blk 8 Tr. E ............. I). C. Robb, Lot | blk 36 . 8. 50 it. W. NWly along It. W. to Pt. north of 695.35 179.22 W. It. Ballard, Lot 9 blk 8 Tr. M........... Union Lodge, Lot 10 blk 8 Tr. FI........... 9 50 Beg. S. to Beg 181.1 Normnny Square, Snnford, Fla. 179.22 1.032.72 Theresa Stewart, I/»t 1 Itlk 9 Tr. D__ 1" Fred K. Crandall, Lot 20 |! 50 260.51 Orange Height.-, Sanford Florida. 179.22 Squire Wright, Lot 2 blk 9 Tr. D........... Fred E. Crandall, l/>t 21 | ... 62 50 283.50 L. E. While, Lot 6 Idk 2 179.22 3 17.23 May Itradburry, Lot 11 1 Squire Wright, Lot 3 blk 9 Tr. I>........... 12 . 50 62 Fred K Crandall, Lot22 | 179.22 283.60 I- FI. While, fail 7 blk 2 347.23 Squire Wright, l.ot I blk 9 Tr. D........... L. F’ . . White, Lot 8 blk 2 62 ........... 50 13 Fred E. Crntid.'dl, I/it 2*1 | 179.22 283.60 317.23 Squire Wright, Lot 5 blk 9 Tr. D........... L. E. White, Lot 9 blk 2 62 11 50 Augurt Kilhnni, Lot 21 179.22 283.50 317.23 Josephine Dixon, Lot 0 blk 9 Tr. E....... L. E. While, Lot 10 blk 2 .. 62 16 50 Fred T. Williams and Tony Pitchfnnl. Lot 25 I 179.22 281.50 347.23 Maggie Burrows, I/A 7 blk 9 Tr. E .... L. E. White, Lot It Idk 1 62.1 ine Heights Addition A. F. Kelley, I/it 26 j 283.60 517.79 Stcnnie Buddie, Lot 8 blk 9 Tr. FI........ W. W. r . Smith. Lot 49 L. K. White, Lot 12 blk I fiH.5 64.67 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 27 .......... | 231.80 283.60 327.63 Phil Green, Lot 9 blk 9 Tr. E................. mu ....... .... . ..... 64 229.10 Fred E. Crandall, l/it 2 8 ............... ......... . j 300.{j L. K. White, Lot 13 blk I 327.63 W. W. r Smith, Lot 50 — N. II. Garner, Lot 10 blk 9 Tr. FI........... L. FI. White, l/it 11 till. I & h.5 • 'il'. in Teague nnd W. M. Connelly. Lot 51 64 229.10 327.63 J. E. Paco’s Subdiv. of Blk. *'C" Mellonville, Sanford, Fla. Will Prather, Lot 1 blk 10 Tr. I)........... L. K. While, Lot 15 blk I _ 68.5 W. M. Connelly, Lot 52 61 229.10 327.63 Jus. Moughton, Tho South 150 feet of Lot II 1,131.00 J. S. Gardner, Lot 2 blk 10 Tr. D L. E. Whitt, l.ot 16 blk 1 68.5 ; A. I*. Connelly. Lot 53 64 229.10 Harry II. licercn, Tho Mouth 160 feet of Lot 15 57.63 1,131 00 Louisa Itozicr, Lot 3 blk 10 Tr. 1) L. E. White, Lot 17 blk l 58.5 \ \ . E. Wnllhour, l.ot 51 ................. . . ....... 64 229.40 327.63 Harry II. Iletren, Tho South 150 feet of l/>t |6 179.12 L. FI. White, Lot 18 blk I J. S. Gardner. Lot I blk 10 Tr. D.... . 68.5 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 55 64 229.40 327.63 Mamie J. Iletren, l/*t 18 436.59 L. E. White, Lot 19 blk I •L S. Gardner, f.ot 5 blk 10 Tr. It .... 68.5 Co., Lot 56 59 209.18 Mamie J. licercn. Lot 49 327.63 567.00 L. FI. White, Lot 20 blk I Randall Turner, Lot 6 blk 10 Tr. FI 68.5 • ' ■ > .. Lot 07 59 209.48 357.63 Mamie J. Ilceren. l/it 60 567.00 A. t . L. Ry ( 0., Right of Way on Lake Wclthy Richardson, Lot 7 blk 10 Tr. FI Co., Lot 58 59 209.18 ' Mamie J. Ileeren, Lot 61 567.00 f ........ Sip Brncy, Lot 8 blk 10 Tr. FI Charm Branch of A. C. I.. It. R. Iietwcen Co., l.ot 59 59 209.18 Jas. Moogliton Sip Itraccy, Lot 9 blk 10 Tr. E ..... the exit'll don of the E. line of Laurel Avc. Co., Lot 60 . 59 209.18 Beg. on thu North line of Lot 13 s t a point Sip Brnccy, l.ot 10 blk 10 Tr. E Fort Mel and the Flxtension of the W. line of MyrtlCo., Lot 6| 59 209.18 267'i feet N. H6 degrees \V. of NFI Cor. of Hannah Graham, Lot l blk II Tr. f) ... Ave. in the City of Sanford. Fla. 89 Co., Lot 62 59 198.11 209.18 saiil Lot I t rut) S. I degrees I Ml fret, N. 86 Hannah Graham, Lot 2 blk 11 Tr. D l ie above and foregoing final assessments are payable with <ut in­ Co., Lot 63 59 209.48 degrees W. 291.8 feet, N. 1 degrees E. 150 feet Will Ashley, Lot 3 blk II Tr. D .... terest up to the First Day of September, 1925. and from nn,| after Fort Mellon Development Co., Eot 61 232.03 S. 86 degrees E. 291.8 feet ^ )|. h 1.12 1.51 Mich date 4.11,1 jqiMinl assessments will he payable only in ten equal F*.rt Mellon Development Co., Lot 65 Will Ashley, Lot I blk 11 Tr. D 229.10 George Elliott annual installments with interval at 8 per cent per annum .,11 all tic- Fort Mellon Devclopm-nt t *«»., Eot 66 229.10 Henry W. Williams, Lot 5 blk II Tr. D Beg. on the North line ..f I .it 13 at n point for m l payment*. Fort Mellon Development Co., l.ot 67 229.10 W. D. Watson, Lot 6 blk II Tr. E .......... 167',s feet N. 86 degrees W. of the NE ( „ r. Withes, my han.l as City Clerk nnd the seal of the City of Sanford Fort Mi-lion Development Co., Lot 68 229.40 Charlotte E. Watson, l ot 7 blk 11 Tr. E of said l/it 41, run S. I degrees W. 135 feet, Morula, this 201It day of July. A. D 1925. ’ Fort Mellon Dcv-lopnient Co., Lot 69 229.40 Charlotte E. Watson, Lot 8 blk 11 'I'r. FI N. 85 degrees W. loo feet, N. I degrees E. 1 15 (SFIAI.) L R. Pill UPS, City Clerk. Fort Mellon Development Co., l.ot 7" 229.40 W. D. Watson, Lot 9 blk 11 Tr. FI........ feet, S. 86 degrees E. 100 feet um 567.00 I uldiuh July 21. 31, Aug. 7. It and 21st. Fort Mellon Development Co., l.ot 71 209.48 Frank Jones, Lot 10 blk 11 Tr. FI........... J. K. Smith Fort Melton Development • <»., I/»t 72 209.18 Raymond Fields, Lot 1 blk 12 Tr. D....... Beg. on tho North line of tod 13 at a point Fori Mellon Development Co., l.ot 73 209.48 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 12 Tr. D ... |M*Ki IAI. ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY 6714 feet N. 86 degrees W. of the NE Cor. of Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 74 209.48 Meisch Rculty Co., Lot 3 blk 12 Tr. I) ... KF.SOLL'tlON NO. 223. adopted on the 13th day ,,f J u|y \ |» said Lot 13, run S. I degrees W 135 feel, N. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 75 209.48 Mciach Realty Co., Lot I blk 12 Tr. D.. by lb " City Commission .»f the City of Snnford. Florida. Fort Mellon Development Co., l/it 76 84 degrees W. 100 feet. N. 4 deg ice*, K. 135 209.48 Meisch Realty Co., Lot a blk 12 Tr. D. .. Tl"' f,,|low,n‘* la lh« eatimuletl cost of paving Seminole Houlefeet, S. 86 degrees E. 1U0 feet Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 77 l"0 209.48 Frances Fields, Lot 6 blk 12 Tr. E __ vnrd from Park Avenue west to Myrtle Avenue a width of to feet Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78 It. J. Reel 200.48 George I.. Swain, Lot 7 blk 12 Tr. E..._. with sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock base. Beg. nt the NE Cor. of Lot I t run S. I drgrern llo .il'ovi ai d foregoing final assessments are payable without in- Frances Fields, Lot 8 blk 12 T r. E..... 16"" cu. yds. grading 0j> 50c 750.0" John Turner, l.ot 9 blk 12 Tr. K........ . IV. 135 fret, N. 86 degrees W. 57’* feet S’. I 1 1 ,1 ‘ 1'' ' r *• B-'J ', and from anil after such date, said *pe1120 tin fi. concrete curb and gutter cm 85c t .207.00 ci i a . •menu will I* payable only in ten equal annual installments John Turner, Lot 10 blk 12 Tr. E_....... degrees, K. 135 feet. 8. 86 degrees, E. 67to -91" sq. yd*, paving ftl) 2.2" feet D. C. Brock, Lot 1 blk 13 Tr. D.. 6,108.00 • ' p«‘i n u t per nnium on all tlefcrred payments. ■.-•>."3 -too sq. rt. concrete alley return* (*i> 50e 90.0" U i t n . i my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San- J!C,isch ft<’u,ty Co > - blk 13 T r. D ... .. Ncavcs Addition. Snnford. F'ln. 2"" tin. ft. 12 inch storm sewer id) I.It) Mamie J. Ilcrrcn 220.00 ," r. . . . "r" 3‘ t ,ij* “0lh ,la>' July A. D , 1925. ! ' ,e|,1ch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 13 Tr. D.... I manhole Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4 Idk 13 Tr] D.„. 50.00 The South 30.25 fe»t of Lot 2 blk 1 ................... , ......... L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 13". It Replacing 5" inch corregnted pipe with 21 inch concrete I Ublish July 21. 31. Aug. 7. 11, and 21st. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 13 T r. D. .. •; to."" Notice is hereby gWen to any sad all pcr«nn* interested in the J 7«0 it,, f, . inch drain tile (o per M. Primitive Bap. Ch. I/>t 6 blk 13 Tr. E. .. 70.00 . pecial Assessments against the \arlous piece* .if pr.qvity hIm.vc de­ Engineding, legal expense, advertising etc., . . Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 13 Tr. E ... 718.12 scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty \V is v r 1' 'i v '.'' '!■' 1 0 ' V^ KR8 OWNING PROPERTY ON LOCUST Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 13 Tr. E.... days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll hn-. brim ‘ ‘ 1 1 0 ,1 1 REFII) AVFINl'FI FROM UNION VVF N11S' Total estimated cost AVENUE Robert Wallace, Lot 9 blk 13 Tr. E..._. $10,213.12 SOUTH TO CELERY AVENUE. equalized, approved nnd confirmed, nr in ton equal annual tr.-vtallIn Iv borne entirely by adjacent property owners. .Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 13 Tr. E nirnta with Interest nt 8 per cent per annum from and u/ter the nnd V Z X ' ”! " ? " ? L‘ fi",nI e3limnte f,,r ‘he Paving of Locust Ave., Nuniler of feet frontage 602.9 Holden Real FIstate Company's lime an Id siwcial aiu.es .m enu stand approved and confirmed. $16.91 John Daniels, W 1-2 of Lot 13........ ... A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford Fla Assessment per foot frontage FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. John Daniels, W 1-2 of Lot 14............. . will bo held at the City Mall nt 2:30 p. on the 10th day of : 7 : ' * : r . . 7 ''”u::“ s ir > ... ......................... Description Foot 1'ii-liininnry August A. I). 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all Meisch Realty Co., Lot 16.. F’rontage Avc. to Fourth Strict. A . csanicnt 111 rrum 1 complaints and objections as to such special assessment*, and will at • ity of Sanford, Fla. I l l " cu yds grading at 40c.. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 17•aid lime adjust and equalise said assessments on a basis of justice .....$ 411.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 189o0 f tii yds overhaul at lc. Big 275 feet North of the NW Cor. «f the in­ and right, and when said special assessments are so i-quidix.'il and nd 9.60 tersection of Park Ave. and Fulton St., In the Noti' e is hereby given that the above and foref1! Justed, same will then stand confirmed and be. and remain binding » » !‘n ? T VTViK curb n" '1 KUUcr at 7tk: 895.28 *0 Im ft flush curt, at 35c < "y of Sanford, I la., run West 238.5 feet incut:: are payable without interest up to Septembei’ ‘r liens upon tho property against which said assessments an- mad 24.50 1480 si| yds 6 inch rock base at 8»c ,l 1 ' ' R.i>t nf the center 1i11«• nf and after such date said spccinl assessments will M until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 221 nnd 1.18 1.0" ll"7 sq yds 2 inch sheet asphalt at $| o * ! ' ' rifinat Main Line Track, 222, adopted by the City Commission of tho City of Sanford. Flu. on 1.196.3 I ten equal annual installments with interest at 87 273 sq yds brick relaid at 40c tin ice North 2!6.2 feet to the Southerly line deferred payments. •July 13th, 1925. 109.20 203 sq ft concrete alley returns nt 30c uf Sentinyle Boulevard thence SFI along the (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City clerk. Witness my hand this 22nd day of July A- B- * 60.90 2 Type A Inlets at $35.00 'v' 11-Fivrl> side of said Boulevnrd 255 feet to the Publish July 2 llli mid July 31st, 1923. of the City of Sanford. ^ 70.00 2 Type B inlets at $30.00 .... Wc.it line of Park Avc., thence South 125.8 L. R. PHILIPS, CUT ^ 6"."0 480 lin ft 12 inch storm aewer at $t.n;, I • Publish July 31, Augus* 7, 11, 21, 28. 4.319.70 1 Manhidi* ...... 501.00 FINAL ESTIMATE FOR TH E PAVING OF III.M AVENUE FROM Atlantic Coa.-t Line a.'t lane j 60.00 1010 lin ft 3 inch drain tile at $tU"."(> M THIRTEENTH STREET TO HUGHEY STREET. 31 fe»4 *UU. Railroad Company, Beg. a t a point/ 275 2' feet, F.xtra work ' ' * * * 104.00 TF.r following is the rtnnl estimated J n t of Paving Kln» Aw. from Key Wost7 -Ope"inT of bridge Fdrt Mead*—1a N\ 0/ the lino of FTiltcn Street ati|d 2JI feet 61.44­ hotween St.u.k Ifllw l an*( Bov1-’?*- 600 fdg Mi.num.-nt Ht street intersection Thirteenth Street south to Ilughey St^j* width <>r 21 feet with sheet of tho bo center line of the o rig in I Main »»»«• 6.50 chica Key this 'm onth marks comftsphalt on a 6 inch rock base. laboratory inspection of materials tdetlon of first link nf OxxTKcna Line of thes A. C. R. R. in the^ City of 63.19 Highway from new to Florida Legal expense, advertising etc. ....... 102.86 Mainland' * . IT yS vT"7T,." *««* * 3 5,"i’ch^ i-‘,s- �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,_1928, C om p la ln iu t • Avon—First National Bank mak ins improvement* at cost of $50, DeLsnd—Contract* awarded for $890,000 newer extension, water- work■ and street paving._______ f i r W l T t f t f c r l T COMIT OF T H E •E V K N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FOR *EMINOLK COCNTT. IN CHANCKRY. R. W. O T T E n. Complainant. J. W. CAR PE N TE R , et *1.. D efendants. CITATION T o J. W. Carpenter, and w ife. M. V C arpenter of T a y lo rsv ille. Ala bams; C. R. BewelL of Newman. Oerorgla. a s Guardian o f Howard L a n g and Carl L an g; L. J. U n f and w lfa , E lisa b eth D. L a n g : Howard iie. E stelle Lang; A. I-*n< and' wife, nd w ife. Carl if. L a n g ai._ ___ ---------------Lang, w h o re Christian name Is unk n o w r ; G eo rg e A u g u rn ts 1 h n n p e«,ti and E d w y n Sanilve D a w es or T ru stees of Florida Land and C o lo n ­ isa tio n Company, Limited, o c o r ­ poration: Win. A lexander Rurhanan aa Liquidator o f '-'lorldo I-oml and Colonixatoln Cr.mtmnr, l.lnilted a corporation of 5'.ngland. all for mer st o ck h o ld ers of Florida Land am i C olon isation C om p an y. I.t*mti •! it liquidated corporation. whose n am es are unkn ow n - J o se oh M. A r ­ redondo and w i f e . ------------- Aieilonda, w h o se Christian nam e Is tin kryown; and each and ev*rv of iln above n am e defendanta. If living and If rlthar. any or al! of salt partlea he dead, to all p a rties claim In* in t e r e sts under the fn llo w lin d eceased defen d an ts, to - w lt: L. J lo in g and w ife. E lisab eth U. I.ang Howard A. I.ang nnd w ife. I.atid Lang; Carl M. I.nng and wlf«. ----- w y n Handye Daw#*. a s tru siew * 01 Florida Land and C olon isation Com­ Clark of th** Circuit c o u r t or m i pany, Limited, a corp ora tio n . Wm. th Judicial L[,rc1uU, . I? u n ttl° r " A lexander Buchanan, aa I.lquldetor Seven of Florida Land and C olon isation Ida In and for Seminole County. o , Company. Limited, a co rporation "f (HEAL) D e f o t t e s ft S p e n c e r. England' all former sto c k h o ld e r s Solicitor* and of Counsel, of Florida loind and C olon isation o e the Complainant Company, Limited, n liquidated cor­ f■,'ulv | l - l l - l j . August 1-1-15-21-J9. poration. whoa* n am es a re un­ j Septem ber 6 ______________________ known: Joseph M Arredondu and wife. ---- Aredunda. w hose NOTICE OF lil'A B M A N BALE Christian name Is u n k n ow n ; to all Notice is hereby g iv en ih * t o n the parties c la im in g Interests under 16th day of August A. D. 1 or as Moses E- Levy, d eceased; Wm. T r a ­ n th ereafter as I can be heard, vers deceased; and John Kontus. soo th e unders;*n»d guardian of e deceased: or o th erw ise. In and to I persons and entale of Maude T. Pth r­ the f o llo w in g described lands, s i t ­ tin. John llenry Purlin and Jamaes uate, ly in g and being In th e City Hubert I’artln all minors, will make of Hanford, County of S em in ole and I' application to the H onorable J. J. S tate of Florida, more p articularly | Dickinson. Judge of th e Circuit described a* follow s, to-w lt: 'C ou rt of the Seventh Judicial C ir­ Lots 1 to 47. both num bers In­ cuit. In and* for th e County of clusive. of Oracellne Court, a s per I Heminole and Stale of Florida, for plat thereof, duly recorded In Flat authority to sell at private sale Book 1. on p a ge J» of the Public I the interest of said minor, eaeti Iterord* of Heminole County, Flo- 1 h av in g an undivided on e il x t h •*** 1 teresl In and to the fo llo w in g th e Interest in and to the fo llo w in g described re.u estate, situ ate, lying en d being m Seminole County. F l o ­ rida t o - w l t : The East I-I or trie North east 1-1 Ilf the Southwest 1-4 of Section 2*. T ow n sh ip 21, Soutn lta n g e 10 Kaia Luted tills 10th day of June. A. D. IliA I’ McLAMB. Guardian of the above Minors. . .. N E W E L L ft IIOVER. A tto rn e y s fo r , . WIL LIA M O. A U D K S n iE D . e t al., Defendants. CITATION To W illia m O. A udsn rled and W|f„ ________ Audenrled. w h o s e C hristian name la m s A Audenreld. a s O u s r d l a n o f th e minor children W imara O. A u d enrled; W illiam O. Audenrled; E m nm A. Audenrled, Mery W. Audenrled; Louise M- A u d enrled: Anna K. Audenrled and Margaret W I lsm s ey ; *nd « l f h and every of the ubove n am ed d e ­ fendants. If living; j n d H eith er, iiny or i l l of ••»<! d f f # n d i n t i h f dead t o all parties cla im in g In* terests under the f o llo w in g de­ ceased defendants, to -w lt: W illia m 1} Audenrled and wife.------ A u d e n ­ rled. w hose Christian name la u n ­ know n; Emma A. A udenrled ae Guardian of the m nor c h ild ren of William O. Audenrled: W illia m O. Audrnrlrd; Kmvnft A. Auu^nrl#d; signed G u a r d ia n . itan g c .1 ovu iiiiw i. . U“ ' , . v Florida; th en W e s t p a ra llel w lth the South lin e at said S ection SO to the Kaat Una o f tha Sanford (Irani; th en ce North 15 d egreea Fast a lo n g aald Grant Una to a olnt 611.9 f e e t m easured on a line orth 4 degreea E a st from th e South ____ 10); then ce 1 E*st line of said_____ S ection -----**' tins of parallel w Ith ’“ said Sou th ......................415.16 fe e t to the c e n­ Section 10. ter of Mellunvlll* A ven u e; th e m * South 4 d e g r e e s W e s t a lo n g th* renter line of M elon vllle A ven u e 194 4 feet to a point of b eg in n in g, less the East 40 fe e t fo r s t r e e t purnose*. C on tain in g 2 5 sere*, more or less, and a ls o R rgln n loa al th# In tersection of the center line of M elo n vllle A v ­ enue w ith th* South lin e o f Section 3* T ow n sh ip 19 South. R a n g e 11 Fast. S em in ole County. Florida; thence North 4 d egreea E a st along the center line of M ellon vllle A v ­ enue 1*5.1 feet; th en ce Weet p a r a l­ lel with the South Iln* o f said flection 10. a d is ta n ce of 67T.5 feet To the East lin e of th e Sanford Grant th ence Sou h t 15 d e g r e e s w eat along said Grant lin e to th e South lin, of said S ection 10; th en ce East along said South Iln* o f Section 10 To beginning. U n i th - South 15 feet and the E ast 40 fe e t for street purposes C on tain in g 2.7 *Lcr*r( more nr less, an to any and all other persons w h o s e n am es are u n ­ known c la im in g any right, title or Interest In and to th# property h e r e ­ inabove described, or any part or parcel thereof. It | s hereby ordered that you and e a c h of you. he anti appear b e ­ fore our Circuit Court, a l the Court House at Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day of Septem ber. 1925. and then and there m ak e a n s w e r to th* bill of com plaint exh ib ited agaln e! you in this cause. S th * p etitio n fo r e * le How ou tee* th Jreln efter t h e eeld WILLIAM I t Is f u r t h e r ordsred J ^ o - h e d Order o f P u b lica tio n ..'jlwspaper In th e Hanford HerahL a ''uTiflinolc p u b lish ed In Hanford. " for County, F lorid a , once each *»««* * e ig h t c o n e e c u tl e e weeka. . W I T N E S S iny hand and *n* / nth of th e C ircuit Court o f th* ot Ju d icia l C ircuit of I M J ' 1‘ |.nun. Florida. In and for July. A tv. on thla th a 1 1 th day of J *1' 1 f f 1 . r f c w En. tJusnllsM. rr J u ly 10th. A. D. 1#18. r r r e a i iiM O N H " Y , " ?.»? B. WOOD. Individ",,.*1**; ■Icnee fo r the b*n,f ,, ** o f WILLIAM o 2LJ ■ nd j . a . Mc Do n a l d ,2* th e m d e c e e te d o r o th ,ri * o t h e r p a r tie s I n te r e ttiS S e n d p re m ise * h e r e i i ^ . i #d. I t a p p e e rln * by (2 * o f com plaint In this c , ' ? m a y be Interested In > o t. p ie c e o r parcel " . f t In B em lnole C ountv 1JW d e s c rib e d ae follow s: ,S ,S V. E. DOUnLASS Clerk o f th e Circuit Court »f «" S ev en th J u d ic ia l Circuit. In *"*» * S em in ole Counyr clerk. By A. M. W E E K S . D*P“«I t' " r (HEAL) DeCotte* and Spencer. Rollcltora and o f Counsel, for th e C omplainant. . 5. ! ! - ! » • July 11-11-15. A u gu st " * S ep tem b er 6. , The northwest aoutheaat uusrter VJ*J «. NOTICE OP APPLICATION po£ L E A V E TO SELL INSANE r f c n v j.M ii, c a u s e on Monday, A u g u st. 1926 at the Tv, •*' Sanford. Seminole coSJ|! o th e r w is e said bill of «22 be ta k e n as c o n ff ..* , vH c a u s e beimr a suit Vo *2j t h e a b o ve described Is m 1* lee* In th e above n, £ V AH ItEAl.TV C O U p iW It I* further ordered VJ- er be puiillNhed onvl lll*t elirht t f ) C o n se S u ti^ V i Hanford Herald. « Ilahed In Bemlnole d^a"jASu«^®at Clerk o f W g * * B y nA l l T t P H ? ^ (B E A L ) * IVILSON A IIOt’gHoLnpn Solicitor* for Cowll.i ? ” 1 June 6. IS. 19. IJ I0***: 15. 15 and Auguii j [.J, II ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Free! Free! Free! 4 K R I A N I T IIE ^ A j^ R p jiE R A L P , SATURDAY^ AUGUST Jr $925. , MONBi n o B tn ir a CIVAL W. LIAM HAMILTON L>££? W. H. KlTZHIMMnSB 7^ ) F 5 She Doesn’t Need _ ___ / Inventor of Copper-Glass Seal - ; Wins Technical Progress Medal fondants. If liv in g ; anil If eltlior. any or ull o f said p a r tie s be dead, A complete Hue o f to alt p a r tie s c la im in g Interests under th e f o l l o w i n g d eceased d e ­ fendants. t o - w l t : W. A. Lovell ami Cypress and IMne w ife.---------------- la>vell. w h o se C h ris­ tian name Is unknown* Enoch iteli Framing and w ife. Martha F. B ell: E d w in it. Sheathing Carrier and w ife . ■ ■■ — ---- Cartier, w h o se C hristian n am e Is u n k n o w n ; Siding It. <\ McDowell nnd w ife.—— ——— M cD owell, w h o se C hristian nam e Is Flooring u n k n o w u ; Hlmun K lrsch b au m . Dav- Ceiling hl Klrsrhhaum. Bernard Klrschbantu. Emil S ellg . E ly K. Hellg and Finish Morris May, p a rtn ers d o in g b u si­ n e ss a« Al>. Klrscbhauin £ C om ­ Mouldings pany; W illiam n . T h/t. T. Orlsw abl. G e o r g e c . Clark. John M. Reach ft l o a t h Morton D, Hogue, trad in g under iJrick th e firm name o f T eft. W eller & Co.: Charles E. Hmllh mol C. tv. Lime R ichardson, p a rtn ers tinder the firm nam e of A dam s nnd R ich ard ­ Plaster so n : W illiam tl. Audenrled ami White Rock Plaster Hoard Wife.------ ---- -- ■ - Andenrled. w h o se C hristian name Is u n k n o w n : Knimn Nails A. Audenrled: Mary tv.' Audenrled: Screen Wire L o u ise M. Audenrled; Anna K. Andonrled; M argaret tV. Hornsey; Huiidcrs Hardware H o sw ell O. B ro ok s and w ife. E lisah e lh t*. Itrooks; ami Itohert lt n >- B o a rs inninl Held and w ife. - -Reid, w h o s e Christian n a m e Is u n k n o w n , Windows to nil parties c la im in g Interests u n ­ der L ym an 1‘hcips, d eceased ; amt Frames and Screens W illia m (i. Andenrled. d eceased; or o th e r w is e . In and to the fo llo w in g Made to Order described lands, situ ate, ly in g and b ein g In the C ounty o f Heminole and S tate of Florldn. more p a n i c - Murphy Ironing Hoards I^bombarflRAainiisiie I Brother-In-Law kbje«i Vorncn In O rd e r to Get J S io n of Their Money hut a r r - T h e story of ! n . i slater* were batterf° wood stick.*,; L ikJt their »'3) er 9 ' one n r ri 5 m £ /hare their little I waTtold Friday by Louis U e of Merrimack- In the, tin Hudson * h* r? th o r W ' ■Helen wd C**«lan“ « lllls I t unrl i »ffk aco, Labom■ NEW LUMBER YARD kn MS 5 « n u n d cr <l u e j ‘ ■ w.b° rtfferdsv broke down I S S f h- and hi. broCharles I.cfcbvrc, m . t Z r the Gillis sisters, KJasible for the crime. E tin ie wns brouRht to Blamediail lv nnd locked Itif formal charge of murLa^ Lcfcbvre. also was a r - . p brought here. Irobanie said Lefebvre told j Et the Gillis sisters were • f him and had promised to it their home and their monn they died. Lcfcbvrc s u r thnt he and loibombardc aped women and divide tlio Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday These ads contain mispeHed words or unnecessary let­ ters which spell the name of a Sanford Baseball player. To every lady sending to The Herald, the correct name of the player concealed in the ads with u list of the ads on this page will be given a Series Ticket to the Baseball game ABSOLUTELY FREE, if accompanied by a paid ticket. V. E. Douglas, President Sanford Baseball C l u b Attend The Lakeland Beriet d utart youraelf on the road to independence by cinir some real investments in Sanford dirt through Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc WI GGLY Britt-Chittenden Realty Co The Games Meet Your Friends M. Hanson (Opposite Postoffice) \ VACATION ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK WILL FINANCE YOU. Sanford, Florida S h a ■ a a ■ iiiiiiiBBBBiiaiBiiiBaaBfl ■■■■■BaaaMBflBBBaaBaaaBaaaaBaaBBBBBnaBuaBBBBBBBBBB ■ (Continued from Page One) He further referred to t|, Chamber of Commerce nnd its vnl ue ns a co-operative organizatii,' to the community, naming ..,n of the greater projects for whic! the Snnfortl trade Body is 4 working. He spoke nt length .! the proposed canal and waterwnt from Lake Monroe aero n,. state to the Indian River near Ti tusville and of its great value u the grower* of this coinnumi:wbo noiv cultivate property whi is sometimes .submerged u. , of inadequnti* drninnge. The canal project Is one uhiel will be n groat asset to the firm of this county, he assur .l th. identified Men ors growers present, nnd one whicl Dead In Auto should he kept in the mind ,,f ,| reaidents of thi« section of th. _ “ 'OUH, Penn., July III.— state. lentified men were shot shortly befiore noon tonk nown nssailnnta. 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DYING PLEATING Aug. i. __ r)r> tObinxon. who has Wm Public health >r four years, has * to Havre. ««*filid nt Liver­ °* Weldon of New FKfciai BY TAYLOR V1ELL L'VEGoT TME NO BUT L'UE HEARD A LOT ABOUT IT The Refreshing Drink reezers W ater Coolers At the Bell Games "Think ot it When Thirsty" Appetizing Broceries in an Appetizing Stoic S ■ ■ JJr arming Information. ■ Special Articles Interesting Stories. ! 50c a Year 3 Years $1.00 REELS ^ Ice Shi Book H E S E -llL LcT INOU READ I T - IT'S 1 MlGrfTY INTERESniNlJ Thanks -m p .tnte it MAN TAi<e M5 5EVERALV\JCC<S to finish it because l DON'T get MUCH t m e fo r reading onianer an.i me mitlnwry -t on tier struggle. “The Light of V, ,-*t •in .Stilt*.” directed hy Wi'!i:i i K Howard, the man who ......heed ‘The Thundering Herd.” rhis latest paramount prn.luc lion, which shows at the Milanc I'heater today, has the p, gulai i'd virile Jack Holt in th,- here, ole. with Noah Beery and Ibllic Move sharing the featured honor.!: The setting is laid in the .S.nithwest at the time when the a lniL sion of Arizona and New ,\l \ic« to statehood enlarged the realm h j the cattle country. It is c- entially a story of cowboy drunia, of deeds of valor that overcome vilainy and of gunfighling with thq love of a beautiful girl us the prize. A>( in all picturizations of Z.uu Grey's fascinating and colorful western dramas the location- were ho.-eit with the grentest fidelity possible to (hi; actual setting- of the'novel. Much of the story was photographed in the mountain and desert country of southern Arizo­ na through which winds the his* Try the New NE-HI, the best beverage. BBBBBlIHlMHHflBaBafe BBIIBIfllBUBIBIBB :U . This Is Home J g* toftR Agy r * Sanford Ball Club ■ Which stands the test of time S Find the name u a *113 1st National Bank B ld g ! ■■■■■■■■BBaiBBBBBBBBBBBB Visitors always welcome. Come and see for yourself. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Mcrriweather HtiildinK 2nd Street. (Continued from Page One) “ I ho position that our ropre. tentative* have taken in the confercnce with the mine worker* is t h e ‘position of the industry ns a whole. I cun scarcely believe that Mtyiftjwix will take the responsi­ bility, ns he threatens, of breaking off* the negotiations on the pro­ text that tho operator* committee l-I lacking in power. This, I shall insure him, ia not the case. Mr. iaiwis would object very properly o any attempt on our part to f»)> who should represent the in ill ir*. He* ‘must admit the operator* right to choose their own repre­ sentatives. At all events they have lone so and these representatives A'ilt not be changed.” Mr. Lewi* had no comment to make on Mr. Wurrincr's retdv hundreds of years ago naked the generation that date save for a rainy Sday.OMEBODY That advice hua been imparted through the of ton the other hand there are countless thousands who have profited by the sound warning: "Save for a rainy d a y !” (SKAI.) V. K. P oriil.A H H . I'l.-rk uf Hip 4'lrrull I’olirl By coming to this strong Bank and starting a small Havings account and then putting aside a certain stipulated sum each pay dav, it is possible to have accumulated sufficient to ward off tha tears ot "rainy days,” Let us explain how easily this can be accomplished. Iiv ft. M WKKKH. Ii^uuli CIcj U. I >. i «i*n KS ft Kl'KNrUK. S u llrlinri. anil nt l*iiuuai'| fur Cum tilaliut in* A uk l - 1 . 15-23-29 Si ,it 5.12-19-2*. o h -Then the ig n t ’ fo u r s ford Ikdl 1*1' CAPITAL BALL PLAYER IN THESE ADS Lincoln Hotel 211 Vm,t First Street BODWELL REALTY Phone 322-J bb ^ b b b b b b b b u b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b Weekly Rates b b b b ib b b b b b b 214 East First Street •■■■■ b b b b b b b h b b b b b b b b Phone 131 BBBBBBHaBaHMaaaB»Bl4BBBB BBB to centuries, but strange as it may scent, it has gone unheeded by the thousands. “ BODWELL REALTY CO.. Inc. v*j,- ) + + 9 9 9 4 - > . ) t + 4 ’*(•■♦+*4* •><• ❖ *H**t*+-fr <• v*:* <• *4*♦ ■i'VV'M'VVVVVV ♦t Dinner 35 Cents FIND THE NAME OF A SANFORl) phone 611 .Nmv is the time to plant cow peas in your proves nnd trucklunds, or new lauds just taken in. Cow pona la the cheapest fertilizer that can be bad. And one of the beat covet- crops tobuild up poor or wornou^ celery land. We have some fine stock at the following prices: Brabham ............... $ 1.00 Per Bushel Whippoorwill .................S.'I.no Per Bushel New Era ...................... $3.50 Per Bushel «.f lie SVv.-iuh JuiDrliil Olrcult "7 InSl"l>* *if l-'lnrl'l.i. Ill UII'I fur Si ill IiiiiIk I'niiilly. S S CAUSE T H E S E S 2 0 C£ - P U E CN l T ALREADY Book ! Lincoln Cafe recontly open-JJ ■ JJed, is one ot ;he best ar-5 « jjranged and most Sanitary 3 3 3 m the city. We serve Every drop available food NO And L’D ADVISE S od NOT TO iT TOO LON \ ^ T hrough 1LT JUSTjT, ^ it AT / J To The PINEHURST SWEET MILK Long Time Lonna on Kosidciicoa and Huaiuesa Property. KILGORE SEED CO not later than Augu.it iOlh. ’For further Infnrnintjun call at the Hupcrintcmlimt'a office nt the Court House. N. R. Applicant* for gruiluntu certificates must take examination on,, Ihe Constitution of the United States. • • • • * T . W. LAWTON. Rub. Aug. 1 & 8. C. E. McKee, Mgr. S a J. H. JACKSON BAD Have U-Tried one of the New 0n( Gold, Tennis and Baseball SuppI*1 (Under New Management) Rhone l THE MAGAZINE FOR YOUR HOME RODS “There’s None So Good.” Sanford Chero-Cola Bottling Co Our petruns fiml it a pleasure to do their mar here for our stocks are always fresh ana our s rlways spotlessly dainty us a lady’s parlor. (At the Basket) WASHINGTON, August L— rite wr.itI. i outlook for tho week beginning .Monday over tho South Atlantic and Hast Gulf States i* mostly fair but with some proba­ bility of local thundershowers the latter part of week, with the tentpet a tin e below normal at the be­ ginning of the week, but near nor­ mal thereafter. a Hardware Headquarters Tarpon—Work to start itnme dintoly widening and paving Gull Road from cml of Whitcomb Ilou leva til to Gulf of Mexico. LEWIS SAYS COAL BODY IS MADE UP OF SMALL HEADS i a B a a a B B B B B B a f l B S B B B M B t B B B B f l B B B B B B I B l 6 6 I I |11 The Basket Shops a■Florida Trucker (Continued from Pag. the troop*, carrying only stood a t right salute unt gle note* had died away gentle, wooded hills nboi was no drumming of rifl l>ay last honors to the < us the column formed away and the mourners hack up the slope to the motors, the distant, muff tier of a single cannon si from tho post beyond. ores “Light O f Western Stars” In Picture At Milanc Theater B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B * 1 4 S * * 3****1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBUBBBBBBBBBB*B*BBB*BBBBBBBBBB*BBBdl* ■ The Basket Shops (Under New Management) 5 JJ we will send for and deM ** WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR SUGGESTIONS OF WHAT TO SERVE much aj taffy will stick to a Plata The fad that on cooling, ihe coppei contracted more rapidly than the grass invariably caused the joint tc break and allowed air to leak in and destroy the vacuum. Since platinum contract at prao tically (he same rate as glass it hai been extensively used for lead-it wires. Its cost, however, is prohibitire wlicre large amounU must b/ " wd* ^ r* Houskeeper’i inveatioi makc* il en,‘rely practicable to usf < *M W -M f3d of platinum, thm "'•‘king the large sired vacuum tube* c^ rnmrrc,*"v possible. Many oi ' ',e*° ,ubc* ha?« ^ecn bullt ^ '* ci*crn IVc,-Hic Company and ar* in u.sc in hi.sh Powered radio broad* ca*,|ng stations, Mr* “ ouskceper'i Invention briefly consists in the discovery that a cop* fcr-glass seal fails by the shrinkagt of ,lheL ccpL p5r W from anJ 1 ,a‘ ’I ? lh^inka«8 can bo P ^ ycn^ d U e,lhe!’ 01f the two •ubl‘“ « . '? tiu? en,?u^hi, n comPa n ,°" witl ,hc olher !,at ‘ bo ‘fetched oi compressed by Its heavier team-mate It Ins been known for a long time Due to its greater ductility the coppei that these two substances when heated is usually selected aj the clement tc and pressed together will adhere give, BRYAN SLEEPS AMONG SCORES OF U. S. HEROES "SERVICE WITH A SMILES S' " Tlic City of Philadelphia lias •warded to William G. Houtkcepcr oi the Hell Telephone Laboratories, New \ork. die John Scott medal for hi* contribution to technical progresj. I lie award carries with it a premium °* g i *?H* an• by the City of 1 lidaticlphia from the proceeds of a fund left more than one hundred years ago by John Scott of Edinburgh, Scotland. The achievement for which the medal was awarded to Mr. Ileuskeeper Is the development o f 'a praedeal method for making an air-tight joint between copper and glass. Such a seal has teen sought ever since the invention of the electric lamp more than a generation ago teqnircd that an electric current be carried imp,.the inside of an exhausted glass bull.. Recent developments In'high power radio transmission have required the carrying of even larger currents into vacuum tubes, and die copper-to-glnss seal is used in broadcasting equipment manufactured by the Western Electric Company. Dr. Karr Speaks T Seminole Grower I n L a s t Addres Before and After This Summer or Fall? Dressed Chickens. The IIou.se of William G. Ilouskeepcr, to Whom tho City of Philadelphia Has Awarded John Scott Medal Through Us aaBaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaB You Have Promised Yourself Ye specialize in we will help you lo secure It SANFORD Just by way of proving that ; 1 idrl doesn’t absolutely bobbed to be considered beautiful1■ won n prize as most beautiful ^ir! Miss Christine Thomas hi a norse pageant there. is over n yard long. The Wise Are M aking Their Trades in n / \ D ij # . _______________________ Are You Saving: for That Vacation? . Competent workmanship W. 8. PRICE. Mjjr. n m tir in n KH A ll I H lf S k I l l o n t / 111LAJ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaR freali. we have them for you BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBiai||||,| ■HBgMggggggHRgRBHRRRRRRFHBggHHHHBBBRRBRBRBaBBBaaRBBBRRHBRRRRRRBBBBBBB* Our meats are always Dependable materials The Price Is Right = g FREE TICKETS August 3. 4, r, HELP THE HOME TEAM TO WIN Lee Bros. Market Permanent sathfartlon depends cn— 710 W. First St. Phone 472-W .... ............................................................. ............................... .. w -^ -w w w w iiW W M g g g g R g R g H H H W B R R H R R H R W R R R R R M g H B B H H H B B « « » » » ""* ", , l l l l * ,lll* * * llllllll* l" IIIIIBI1----------- B B E can help you to discover s-’.tijfactlon, whatever build. . Medicine Cabinets Bafleball Ticket PIGGLY W hen build i PHONE 231 H— C O M P A N Y 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVE. ciimati ami flutlvpcd sluire of tho buililirigx Stockyard.-* with tboui lars'/dam age. Thi the «(cvn SANFORD LOAN AND S A V IN G S * 1 0 0 .0 0 0 ° ° G.E.WCALL MAACAGER ttftil <41* ft ft * * *+vt m ti �••V ? ..- V . Rtv *ujiV;Kf v ^ . i.1 . *Y i *>; .$..V. 'A G E P O U R ^ *Tn - n U b M tntTT ■ « « ■ • « «< i M l a f a t l u t n i , V UrM« Antertd M - *8»cond"‘ci»M Matter. « Cl Ovtnbar CMobar JT. JT, I»!*..■» 1*1*. a t th* PostofUe* rosiom ca jM B u ford^F lorida under Act of •» Kdlfar MU.AXD l~ n ■*!*_. n . HOWARD HKIlO_ 111 Haaanlla Atf»M Ffc«»0 14A While Sanford is making fine progress in many lines of activity, it is well to note that the city is in the nrnist of the greatest construction era in its history. The first day of August finds building projects, representing an expenditure of over a million dollars, either under construction or will be before the end of this month. Figures supplied by the office of city clerk show that buildings actually under construction today approximates seven hundred and thirty-four thousand dollars. Chief among the larger projects arc the Hotel Forrest Lake, being erected at n cost of five hundred thousand dol­ lars, the new city jail costing seventy-five thousand dolinrs, the county jail at fifty thousand dolinrs, the MeLander Ar­ cade at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, the HaworthPerry apartment house at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars and the new Sanford steam laundry at fifty thousand dolinrs. In addition to the larger buildings there are at present over one-hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in resi­ dences being built here. Figures submitted Friday showed that seventy-two permits were issued last month, a large number of which was for the erection of new homes, none of which are to cost over fourteen thousand dollars. ^ This fact is significant in that it indicates Sanford is making efforts to supply the big demand for homes and endeavoring to furnish more accomodations for this year's winter visitors. In contrast with construction figures of other years, San­ ford’s building program, carried on in mid-summer, is more Impressive than at first study. July building eclipsed that of June by approximately sixty-seven thousand dollars while it was almost twice as large as the construction during July of last year. For the first seven months of the present year building permits totaling eight hundred and seventytwo thousand dollars have been issued. For the same period last year the total was only three hundred and fourteen thousand dollars, an increase of five hundred and fifty-eight thousand dolinrs or one hundred and seventy-seven per cent. With the building figures steadily mounting, it is predict* eel by September 1 permits issued for the first eight months will he near the twelve hundred thousand dollar mark and hy the end of the year it will have approached the two million dollar figure, giving Sanford hy far the greatest building boom in its history. Sanford is getting ready for a busy winter. The people nre realizing that unless hundreds of houses, many more apartments and housing facilities are provided during the next few months, this city will be unable to take care of those touristH who intend spending the winter here. The Chamber of Commerce drive the coming week will without doubt be a great success. We cannot allow it to he anything else. As a result of this membership drive an ex­ tensive advertising campaign will lie put on in the news­ papers of Florida in an effort to induce people to come to this city. And when they come we must have places to put them. A great start has been made. Sanford has begun to build. It must keep it up. Everyone who owns a vacant lot will he helping hy building on that lot. It will be well to remember that too many houses and apartment houses can­ not he built in any Florida tourist town. The faster a com­ munity builds, the greater the number of tourists and homeseekers who . . ,come , , to that „ community. . August .should see all records broken ui the construction linc. -o- ,’ k It ' 'D THE HERALD'S PLATFORM 1^—Deeper water rout* to JaekaonH ilt. ts —Construction of St. Johne-lndfan River eanal. J.—Kitenulon of wfilto way. -Extension of local amuaeraenta. —Swimming pool, tennia court*, etc. i .—Augmenting of building proam—houaca, botela, apartment uaea. •✓ —Extension of atrect paving pro­ gram. T«—€onatruction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. 8,—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. •✓ —Expansion of school ayatem with provision for Increased fa ­ culties. G BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY HUMILITY OF CHRIST:—Let thia mind bo in you, which was alao In Chriat Jesus. Let nothing be dono through strife or vninglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. Philippian* 2: 3, 3. -D GETTING STARTED Boys are somewhat like u car, So they are. What a help a boy can be Dads and mothers will agree— Bringing something from the atoro That you’re in a hurry for, Kunning errands here and yon, Chuck or Alex, Jim or Don, Saving mother lots of time, Often saving Dad a dime Or a doliur—yes, a boy la a joy. l H< ■ 1- Mt, j h ’*: U:<> d {,t 1; I)'?flit- i j , rif It;Vi if}" . fam -. OUR NAVY will make experi­ ments with what is called the ‘‘death stroke," an interesting in­ vention guaranteed to destroy ull life with which it comes in con­ tact within n radius of twenty miles. MR. BRYAN also says that cvo. lution “takes faith out of the hearts of men and women and lends them into a starless night." That is a beautiful part of a beautiful speech. But a night isn't necessarily starless beenuso you happen to know that tiie earth it round, that the sun lighting it is a very small star among the other stars, and that si Supreme Being, capable of directing all tohse stars and everything that lies beyond them, might he beyond the under­ standing of the particular tribe of insects living on this planet. . THIS COUNTRY does bUsipess Ion a scale that would have hnrrified the first “trust busters." Yob republish in the larger type of these columns, in the hope By this time we Hupposc every that it would catch the eye of more people; and perhaps city and town in the country tins reach the attention of preachers who know how to weave a chosen tha Most Beautiful Girl in sermon from a text like that. America. Over the old mahogany bar Harney (iihucy sold death 1 ... - o - - ■ and worse than death to weak men who sought his drinks Headline in Tlincs-Union says, “Becond Man Goes Crazy in Buhl- as givers of strength and courage. Harney may liave been win." Well of course, dog days a kindly follow. He may have put many of his victims to may hnvu something to do with it. bed as gently as a woman, and guarded their valuables while they slept. He may have given from his own savings The Bradenton Gasoline longue to provide funds for fellows down-and-out, to get a new is selling gas in the South Florida start. city for twenty cents. Why could­ We know nothing of the diam eter of Hartley (Jibiicv, but n't Sanford organize an independ­ ent aeltlng organization like that? we do know that lie sold poison in the name of "good liquor" and helped to destroy the minds and the souls of his fellowLast Sunday evening nt the Bap­ men. In his mahogany coffin, the worms will find his hodv. tist Church tho Slocum sisters were quietly married to the Dor­ 1 Hut his soul had to go direct to make that accounting that sey brothers, respectably. Rabbit all of his kind must make. Run correspondent of Horse Cen­ "Smart guys" who are able to smuggle illicit liquor to ter Snorter. Must i* true, but other "smart guys" who will pay the price for it are not to it’s awfully hard to believe. have mahogany coffins built from the polished bars of gay ■ ——■()--- saloons. Hut they will make the same journey and give the Two missionaries, absent in Af­ rica for the past twelve years, re. same kind of accounting, when they are called away from turned to New York the other day, their damnable business. shocked nnd mortified nt tluSelling sorrow and death to their fellow-men! Carrying •cantincss of American women’s the makings ot disgrace and failure to the homes of their dress. Women in this country clo­ thed in powder, paint und sugges­ neighbors! There should he a way of putting these enemies tion, they declare, nre worse than of all that is clean nnd good into plain pine coffins long the African women gurU-d in before they've run their rare and left their murks of hell. bends, palm oil und sunshine. That paragraph of Hrishuuc's would surely makto a sor-<> Today's liest laugh: The monkey mon if one knew how to preach. 0 WHATEVER THE NUMHEK of a man’s lYi.-iuls. 1 |,e re will la* times in his life when he has one loo few; Imt jf h It IU‘ has only one enemy, lie is lucky indeed if he has not ono too many.— Hulwor-Eytton. 1'OIU E AND NOT opinion is the queen of the world, hut it i.s opinion that uvea the force.— I’uncnl. FORTUNE TRULY HELPS those who nre judgment.— Euripides. "f good II IS SOMETIMES cx|KMlieut to forget what you know. —Syr us. MY FAVORITE STORIES V 3 aj 1 v v V k And I hope to fall By IRVIN S. COBB Anil break my neck If I over heard a farmer Maclyn Arhuckle once dropped er. Why it is that in one family K«y, "By Heck." into a "nickelodean" out in a Kan­ there will U* this difference, ami —Florida Timcs lJnlon. sas town. Thi* wan in the earli­ some will l»o good ami some will er day* of motion pictures, when be evil, I know not. And we've never heard it was customary to have an orator "Nevertheless, and tile con­ Ho far as we recall, to elucidate the subtler meaning* trary notwithstandin'. to wc have Where one said to one: of the unreeling drama, here two good brother* „ srttin ’ "How are you-all?" "We have here," <uid the speak­ in their humble rot. thinkin' kind —Spartanburg Journul. er. ns ho stationed himself along- thoughts. But hark! Who is it tido the bright spot on tho sheet that we seen peerin’ in through the And an Englishman und gave the signal to the opera- window nt them 7 W* like to hear; tor in the balcony to start tha It is the evil brother, a wander­ Exclaim in delight fUm. "the thrillin' atory of two er on tho face of the earth—In I'm bully, old dear. yood brother) and one evil broth­ short, a de-til-lck! * * PRESIDENT COOI.IDGK is de­ pressed hy wage cutting in New England textile works. Ileiniight. siiv to employers that cut wage.: "The law authorizes me to change the tariff In an emergency. Your decision to cut wages creates an emergency. Therefore, I shall cut the tariff th at protects you hy an amount sufficient to take the pro­ fit out of wage cutting." THE EMPLOYERS' might r. ply: "If you do that, we shall Imv to shut our mills." That’s th oilier side of the story. FLYING MACHINES, high plosives, poison gas, will make 1 country as small as Switzerland powerful enough to inflict piort.,1 injury on the greatest nation in the world, just as a dwnrft with an automatic pistol could new ci ; the life of the most powerful pri/.- fighter. Dugucsrlin today, in all his aimor, would he vanquished l>y a Quasimodo. When the nations, white, brown and yellow, realize that war means death for both sides, war will deout. MEANWHILE tho United Stat. * should tiecome as quickly as pus. sitile the most powerful nation m 1hi- air. aide forever to keep con­ trol of its own part of the earth's atmosphere. A great air fleet, trained fliers ami an adequate fleet of sub­ marines are all that this country needs to take care of the yellowperil and any other iterils. Intelligence rules and survives. Where are the rack, the thumb­ screw and the auto-da-fe If tins nation will use its intelligence, i; need not worry. COLONEL GILCHRIST. «>f the War Department, has opened in New York a "go rid of your cold chlorine gus cha.uln-r.' Five at a time with colds m head, throat, lungs, anywhere, sit in the chamber, in which chlor­ ine gas is mixed with uir, breath­ ing in the chlorine with the air. It doesn't hurt them, hut kills germs that cause colds. An abso­ lutely certain remedy for coldmight be ns invaluable -to the world ns a sure euro for cancer. Colds weaken the system and cause deatlis by diseases culled hy other names. THE CHLORINE cure does nut sound unreasonable. A slap hard enough to kill a mosquito'doc* not kill tho man slapping himself. Chlorine gn>. strong enough to kill cold microbes need not injure the man. * . 10 h“vt u Wish the doctor would M V ■A.t b u tw ‘ The only good lUct , a s s Mt ^1 If the world really i, „ . Y .v ' tf i x yag:hen,tc^ 1 r Try too hard to bo th|1 the party nndyou will t * ,1 of the party. / K Ya-a-a -aS \ While n scientist c|«! run by electricity We run by his creditors BtfoTiEt?/ - V /* 4a MR. BRYAN'S speech for U tnc Scopes trial, never delivered, is now printed. Bryan wrote: “ Evo­ lution is a damnable philsophy. And when the students become stupefied by it and commit m ur­ der, neither they nor the universi­ ties ore to blame." . MURDERS THAT ran directly be traced to the teaching of ovula­ tion nre limited, perhaps, because evolution is young. Did Mr. Bryan ever consider, J.te; murders that can be traced di­ rectly and positively to the hatreds and the teachings of relig ion,? There have been millions o such murders,iincluding thousands burned to death, yet n<> one sug­ gested n law to prohibit religious teaching. This is no plea for evolution; it doesn’t need any. But it will take evolution, in the way of murder, a long time to equal the record o! religion. DAN DOBBS v IT IS horrible but WELCOME. Make war dangerous ENOUGH and war will atop. Don’t believe the ignorant milliona who think that a thing always will he, be­ cause it alwaya HAS been. Two men pointing automatic piatola at each other’a henrta don’t •hoot. That only happens when one of them gets the drop. Boy* are liko a car—they go .Sometime, though, Though n hoy is slow to start, Ktill the boy's ull right at heart, Works ns hard as anyone, Once he finds the work is fun, Cars may miss and curs may hulk, Boy* may frown nnd boys may tnlk, Boy* complain nnd tires g o flat, But don't mind a thing like that, For they both are willing-hearted, Once they’re started. —Douglas Mallocii. ing of a great sermon it has been saving the clipping to ____ __________ _ I l _____ ; <C<>ryrtK?it !»**> read that the Ban-American Oil Company i-i saving US oil in Mex­ ico, i* using United States oil while that ift no cheap. Yet that company is taking out 80,000 t>arit Im of Mexican oil A DAY. And the hlg steel company announreft net profits for -three Harney (tibney, (lead at sixty-nino, lies in a coffin months of over forty million dol­ made from the mahogany bar of the saloon he once lars. Quite a "business." owned in Alaska. That’s what you might call appro­ Yet business in Europe is o r­ priate, for many a man undoubtedly purchased failure ganized mi an even bigger scale. For there. Governments them- j and death with one elbow on that bar and one foot on selves are in business, nn;l suc­ that rail below it—os many a poor creature is now cessfully. That's why our manubuying death from the bootlegger. Whatever you fnctiirers that use most of the may think about prohibition you are glad to know world's rubber are paying a per | that every elaborate bar in the country can be bought feetly ridiculous price for it, tln-1 price being controlled by the Brit-i for the price of old lumber. In that paragraph The Herald sees so much of the mak­ ish Empire. theory falls hccuuse man shown the characteristics of many of the animals. Ho crows like u rooster, he kicks like a mule, ho drinks like n fish, he steals like a fox, ho chatters like it jay-bird, he struts like a gobbler nnd at times he sticks his head in the sand und elevates his rear plumage like an oatrich. Col. George Bailey in Houston Post-Dispatch. ■-o-------PHRASES NEVER HEARD So long I ’ve seen the phrase in print That it occurs to me To wonder whether anyone E'. r did say, “ Hufly g ee" -—New Orleans Times-Picayunc. •n p Horrible, but Welcome. Evolution n* Assassin. Really BIG Business. , < The President Might Say— BY ARTHUR BRISBANE O '" Ui ? 7 Cf •7 S w > FOREVER A N D FOREVER As Brisbane Sees It Boy* ore like n car some days, Other woya, llow they moon and how they ■platter And tho awful groan* they utter When a boy or car you ask Ju st to do Rome little* task! There are day* they hesitate, Days you have to coax and wait, Somc Sermon, If One Knew How To Preach Day* they atari and then they quit— Lota of ways and quite a hit Some UTck:} ago in Arthur ilrmbmie'* column.on tbi.s pagu •rifoya-nre somewhat- like n caY, was a paragraph which went like this: So they are. ,1 V - * A Summer of Building Activity IPHCIAL XOTlCMl All obltuaiT no^lcot, nardi of thank*. r#*olutlona and notlc€* ol ant arial ntaw hart rin riM *r* *»*d* will b# c»>*r**d f«r at r**ul*r w dvrtlilng r*t*«. _ MEM l i n t THE ARROCIATBII rHES* Th* A**ool*t*d Pr#** I* **clu*lv*lr intitud to tb* uia for r.publication of all new* dispatch** credit** to It or not othtrwl** cred­ ited In till* P*por and •l,f cal new* pubji»h*d pubfl*n*d h*r«ln. herein. All right* of ropubllcallon of *pecl*l dlepatcna* herein *re eleo r«»«r-*d.______ SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. 1923 * THE SAHFORD HEKAIJVj Hie Sanford Herald tCBRCHIPnOJ* ftATK* . T » » r— * 7.00 81 * Month*—.II.JO ll*«r«<! In Cltr hy Carrier. » ; r __ A , l i a W«*k1y Edition | f o * p*r >**r. r Not long ago a Kjr| proud of her cooking .1 of her necking ability The only place Calif-,,, quakes n r . popular i, ida renl estate salein^0”* All compliments property of the person and should be *1 When an auto Ua, • . . die of a mud hole ’n “ M ing to replace th e ti,<rejr' 1 W hat’s become of t!^ admitted she cotildn't h: she hadn’t practiced mu < / We nre getting ready f« plans traffic. Lots of our hij nre built for just a few i No doctor thinks you properly without lettine ] in a few modern improve 'S \ ’‘v v JUST IN PASSING BY R. J. HOLLY Thought I was safe in stopping nt the Drake Hotel in Chicago last Spring but note by the papers that gunmen invested tiie sacred precincts of this famous and exclusive hosllery Thursday and killed the cashier and grabbed a hunch of money front the safe. Chicago is some city. V V- A cheerful man Is e knows it is impossible fa to be as bad as he this are. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON By REV. F. I)| KINU MIXING MINORS AND MAJORS esting nnd very importizt, Christianity is tremendously nc-|C hrist’s life has my tive— there is expulsive power in and, if His teaching* 1 its very nature. To watch rever­ value, in our text lit ently the movements of the Foun­ to you nnd to me not der of Christianity sends one's work of pre-eminent isp Sorry to learn of the automobile accident in Georgia thoughts hurrying in every direc­ but the work which stand*j the other day in which my old friend Goode Guerry formerly nnd alone. If our ima. tion. editor of the Pnlatku News, was killed. Goode was one of the At one time He is out before nre in good working con< best editorial writers in the south and will be missed by the day engaged in counsel with the morning, we can ilncsl boys of the Florida Press Gang. Father. At another time He is C hrist as He reason* tid| working till late hours bringing two fisherm en:' Understand that Dr. Karr in his talk last Tuesday night bnck health to those who were Simon nnd Andrew, jonri hacked Up my statement about the need of a swimming pool. broken in body. And then we see has value but it is Yih* tfl Visitors in our midst can sec the need of these things nnd Him taking a group of intimate cidentnl character. Cott*| our own people would see them if they would got out nnd acquaintances aw ay'from the pres­ with Me, nnd I will Itriji travel some. sure of problems out into the quiet incidentals to the work j | of the country that He might tell significance. There is i | That swimming pool and tourbt headquarters on the lake them more fully the things of eter­ your fishing, Simon arjj | front would round out the municipal buildings nnd the new nal worth. And again you sec but the placo is limited pier and yacht club and give Sanford one of the most com­ Him going from one village to an­ interest in catching fill plete plans for tourist entertninment in the state. other, and from one city to another m ___ _ wi:h > >v_ terest dies_ th* fciving ekpressiiln th the passion In Simon nnd Anflhew, *nJ ui ' “ 'And sprnking of the lake front, 1 want to call attention His soul to< heal the spirits which the minor In yorur thinki^ to the fact that ns long ns raw sewage is dumped in the lake hnd been bruised, and to inject your plans, nnd / will we can never hope to have a renl proposition down there. Tho hope into hearts everywhere. what should always he yo city can adopt a plan for this sewage disposal th at would Teaching the Greatest of All Arts Mixing Minors amt make the lake front absolutely clean and healthy nnd this There nre nrts of varying »!eshould he done at once. My Comrades, let ui Jnl grecA of importance. There is the er this very moment Mil I art of cutting hair, and the a rt of cry intimation of thrmxitej * books like the big campaign for memberships nnd money selling books. There is the nrt of c r’s teaching about ltd* t for the (.handier of Commerce will go over big hut it will not he a real surress unless every man and woman in Sanford building u banking business, nnd such eternal significance. works for it. This should not he left to a few people* in either the nrt of baking bread. There There are just multita’ is the a rt of operating the store who aro relative failure*It » the working forces or those that give. This is your last op­ portunity to "pm Sanford over". and there is the art of m aking' jn our thinking and in of musicians. Each of us should de­ ors we have constantly termine to become an a rtist in his minors and our major*, hroui the railroad tracks on Myrtle Avenue to the Hotel not sure th at this state Forrest bike will hi- parks and hotels nnd apartments and or her chosen field of service. this space will h(. limited. It is foolish to think of your wnter “Come ye after me nnd I will clear to all of us, and ti(| front the entire length of the city ns u beautiful park. There make you to tiecome fishers of is too very important fori must ..................................... must Is- mm- space for docks, wholesale houses, boats basins, men," and here the m aster tonch- to remain. There nre jmtj piers, etc. Every «-i:y that has a water front has piers and i er is offering to give us instruc­ tudes of us who are relatl hiPI'hig ami it is hardly ever made into a pluce of tions in the greatest of all arts. urcs beenuse we have nil beauty in the very nature of things. We must have some Young men, if you have chosen law m atters of supreme i*fl nusnit"..-. 1.it the water front us well ns pleasure resorts. or medicine, or engineering or ag­ with the incidentals of thel riculture ns your specinl field of Catching fish, operatin{| By starling in the first of August and working every day service, do nothing less than your conducting political can several apartment houses could be erected here by best to advance further in your growing grain, operating th<- first ol January hut as there are jiut few signs of any preparation thnn any one who has nnd building cities are in such work durling it would be well to take stock of our city preceded you. Young women, if in their places, but they i amt see how many visitors each home ran accommodate. you have chosen teaching, or mu­ nors; they nre incidcnttii] Bunford will Imve the ..... , qde 'here und they will want accom­ sic, or painting, or domestic sci­ have mndo these nuittcnwj modations. 1he lug qui -tion just now is where will they stay ence as. your specinl field, I coun­ we have made them r.i’.x limes,, everyone rents it room or two. sel you to do nothing less than first importance, and th* t your very best in equipping your­ of first importance we ,, The tmiri-t camp should accommodate many if A. V. selves for serving humanity in the minors; we have made t* *122 ill0 ' Hfly imall houses. Many of the tourist most enduring manner. Thnt pu­ dentals. In the Magna 0 pil is acting with discretion who the Kingdom of God tMj small* h * l ,V" -vrr outfit" for sniping others want a selects the best tencher for the teacher of all the ages ■ shoo) 1 V r ”' ,",lln 1 tnn,l> I* «ne of our best beta and every way. Tenta would he availthings she desires to know. The so clearly, correct prinefl .U„ 1,1 " '"I.1 that some of the visitors would like teacher has very much to do with mi one need make any k 1 outdoor ), fhese tents could be placed on the lakes the progress nnd the achievements following them to victobl •« - W . t d and would make iileiil camp homes. of theipupil. Here wc are consid­ mon speedily the pow<fl ering the a rt which stands above, thinking, und listen to w pre-eminently above, all other nrts, "But seek ye first Hi*I ami the master teacher is the Man nnd His righteousness; f of Calvary. these things shall be Occasionally we hear something you.” ■ So far ns I am able said about brains, and the evidence of wisdom in some achievement, the instructions of our but I declare unto you that no man not calling upon these ndv.-rtiMii,'- V ' 11,1 r- ' ' ,v;' “ ,ot "f people when our or woman has revealed finer wis­ ness men to abandon t) *...... u... h. 1h 1, "l1*Banford ami Seminole have humic..1 ..........n.oinuie county will county will dom than those who go frequently industry, but He is b" cities l'-v People here from the overflow of other and earnestly to this master teach­ eyes from a m atter of i new neoi 'o , •S, n" l" ,l,! toul)l>' will have hundreds of er, and enquire of Him the secret portnnee to a work whidl ’ Srovido then* will* ° Vl'r "Ur, r0a,lH " ' wint,'r* If we can with eternal significant*-! of this m aster art. for some tune “vcommodutions they will remain here Arthur Brisbune tells us of a ly he would not have mJ student of foreign birth who, in our minors. He would My his native schools, gnve himself forget our incidentalsW a s down at the Hotel Forrest l ake yesterdav no d saw to .sincere and honest effort in dentals are important, J>®| ," n T ' Y hand with piling before drivecn and completing his studies, lie became im portant only as incide®^ s splendid hotel convinced that there was much rying on commerce, more for him to learn than hnd banks and trains, i n l ­ been given him by the teachers of and building cities—*11 j] his own country. The passion in important, but they *rt New J *•r -1ey wiU\ rY ' ' rV a VVr 1J5*nX Sanford at their hotel in his heart to master his a rt led only as minors—only I hoard walk wh re h u u s L u " '^ / 0 " T * Mleir end ,,f thu him to one of the most widely tnls. God never Koine time ago I s a id ^ h a t'»*, » “ v lhem every day. known universities of America. To they should bo treat'*“ .1 cities ........ from the winu-. V isile„ u,l^ r‘' ^ “>ent of Florida America he came, and dug coat to of first importance. D ''I statem ent i, ,,ut i,„v. 1 a l* me» and this meet the expenses of his search for nors’ nnd not major*. ford boosters, it Z \ „ ,u,lck» for Sanknowledge. This newspaper cor­ of minors nnd major*) Started the Hotel Forres* Lake ‘wdh th W°rk- Wh‘>n Snnfonl respondent tells us how the stu­ of incidentals nnd matl* l | able men as the llulick Btothers. ^ a8?,8t*n« such dent of foreign birth rubbed him­ consideration, is para self of sleep, and gave himself to powers of multitudes service discipline till he had lost women of distinguish0.*1,] Contomporm-y Commonly ho in charge of the commissary. niuch of his fleah before h ii work The present industrij—South Bend Tribune. was completed. But, my friends, the world, Mr. Henry (he m aster tencher of all time more money in one A-IUtU; less us of g„s in peace ^ recent reports are to be be­ Mtumla thin morning before you times more, than I’huI would help some, too.—The Thom- ..lieved, the Riffs are the only w ar­ ami me, and says to ua, follow his Ufa. Mr. Ford P°J tin h. rickcrill Service. riors alive who have a habit of Me, nod 1 will lead you into fin­ mnnitarinn principle*We cun truthfully describe the retreating forward—Detroit News. ished equipment for the greatest not received any eviden unto accidents ns our bumper cron work of earth. i* a Christian. When Adam couldn't havo held uia the Ew-ry Other Itueiness l* Incidental E arth’s greatest, indJiUJ —Honolulu Star-Bulletin 1‘ Garden, anyway. Soon or late "Come ye after me, and I will i* forgotten, the Mr. Dohcny is talking n good some ( hristinn nation would have make you to become fishers of greatest Christian w*11 •- __ ISta/iftlA. • I __ 'leui, but the $100,000 he lent t-> discovered oil there.—Nelson Can­ men." and here is an Invitation tq •increasing multitude*aj ada News. enter ut once into preparation for Wall talked first.—Omaha Wurldis mixing his majors 1{ftraid. the pre-eminent work of tho ages. Haul learned accurate I I A New Yorker advertised for a The study of law, medicine, con*, lost tiger. It wasn’t a blind tiger, merce, engineering, painting, mu- (ion of the major, *BJJ1 Gan. Chu I'ei is one of the great not if i u “ P . • v v U? er' with marvelous couruf ,:<l W * r J I . „( Chin.. I I , N' W ' ° rk- sic and a multitude of other de­ fice m atters of eternal * partment* of knowledge U Inter(Continued on I �9p m W fP :1 ri 5£C2 IW ; ' *2? r'> .; ■W a* PAGE FIVP TOE SANFORD HER ALP. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1925. e IONE « .^Office 148 la MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. Miss Ruth Myers Is Bride Of Hill Glynn; Married In Orlando Social Sanford D r i v These cts Home! TELEPHONE:—Bes. 428-J. illness at a hospital in Jacksonville. Saturday Evening Sermon Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride or Crystal River are visitim, Mr (Contjnued from Page Four) and Mrs, W. J. McBride at their The wisdom of the ages Is em , Of ., much interest and , .. surprise ------- attactivo new homo nn Myrtle la len d a f ia the announcement of the mar- Avenue. * lyrue bodied in the Lord Jesus, nnd this wisdom finds expression in the riage of Miss Ruth Myres to Hill counsel which He gives to you and Glynn. The young couple motored Misses Lottie Kate and Miss to me at this very hour in the text of U - Fir3,t to Orlando Tuesday evening where I. u its reguMane Lucy Shaevall of Chipley which we are now studying. He the ceremony was performed by spent some time vi«iting their counsels us today to give our rich­ me€ti^ K Dr. A. D. Adock of the First Bapm and *cf ' k it. the grandmother, Mrs. H. J. .McMul­ est blood, our keenest thinking, Church. len, on Palmetto Avenue. 3'-3° A t , Mrs. tistMrs. and our most sacrificial effort to Glynn, a lovely blonde, was Its. C- J ’l U Kabun, the winning uf new recruits to the becomingly attired in a pansy ^ rs- B. A. fhmdspeed mightiest enterprise of all the made on stra ig h t lines, with IS*wil1 act as crepe, hat and accessories to match. For and little son, Philip and Miss Lenh ages. He counsels the attorney to iH.iflfss meeting the past nine months she has been Bartlett have returned from Clay­ make the practice of law a minor W j g ^ r v Union valued employee of the Southern ton, Ga., where they were the and the winning of lost men nnd “ ■‘/church will be aBell Telephone Company of this guests of Mr. and Mrs. p. M. e i ,j_ women a major. He counsels the physician to make the healing of 3:30 °C,OC city. Since coming to Sanford she er. the body a minor, and the healing has made a number of friends by Mrs, J, N. Robson and guest of the suul thru God's grace u her attractive personality and is [Sanford receiving best wishes for every Miss Mildred Ross of Atlanta. Ga., major, lie counsels the farmer to Mrs. Mildred Peabody, Mrs. Noble make the growing of a crop an Cameron City happiness. Mr. Glynn Is a well known young and Mrs. Howard Overlin motored incidental, a minor, and the grow­ [to spend the week business man of this city, being to Winter Haven Thursday where ing of Christian graces in human the guest the owner of the Palmetto Lunch they spent the day very pleasant­ hearts the m atter of pre-eminent endeavor. Ho counsels the bnnker ly. ^Coroiido SBench” Frl- Room on Second and Palmetto. to make the handling of money n Mr. and Mrs. Glynn are pleas­ minor, nnd the depositing of the antly located a t 200 East Third R. L. Shinholser arrived Thurs­ lives of the depositors with God > Morri» of West Palm f e re visiting her aunt, Street and will be a t home to their day from Macon, Gn., where he has n major. He counsels the builder been spending several days. He to make the consulting of blue­ I Buerry. r i friends there. stopped at St. Simons Island while prints an incidental, nnd the con­ U r U at home on Cel, L from several «eex» Baptist Y oung People en route home to visit relatives. sulting of God a major. Are we Mrs. Shinholser and Miss Lillian ready, my comrades, to resolve t e ' m i i a m Brumljy EnjoyPicnic Thursday .Shinholser are expected home Sun- th n tm ir fives'shall h'c governed by , after two mouths stay day. Miss Marlon Relk of Cocoa. Him who is the superlative 'r e ­ lation of wisdom? unvllle, N. § Thursday evening the Intermed­ will accompany them home. Mrs. A. Corpany and Members of the First Bnptist iate B. Y. P. U, and two classes PRICES ADVANCE ON AUGTST 1st |rs F. E. Balmos spent in the Interm ediate Department of At The Churches Church, and Friends of My Lord, are you ready this morning to ac­ the Sundny School had n most de­ cept the counsel of the Lord Je ­ lightful tim e at a picnic held out J. w t vhH «nn M* FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH sus? There are hundreds of Sunday school 0:30 a. in. r, and Mrs. W. R* a t I^ake Mary. church members in this district A good crowd met a t the church heis ship was in Morning worship and sermon 11 a t 0 o'clock and the party motored a. in. Subject. “The New Day for nnd in this city who are today lost to the work of the Kingdom and That NOW is the time to join the CII AMBER OF COMMERCE for your Ljneroti and Miss Cani- out to the lake enjoying n refresh­ the Christian Forces of Florida. the master Winner wants to send ing swim. A fter which a bountiful [wruting some time at Young People’s Unions, 7 o’­ us out for these. Are wa ready 1 iii Mr. and Mrs. picnic lunch was nerved. clock. membership in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce is an Investm ent and to go? Are we ready to go with , and little daughter Evening worship and... sermon 8 | His courugc and His compassion in ...i,,,,. , g . . . ----iwith them. ilotk.t Subject, The Storm-toss- j„ur hearts? There are other hunan insurance on the future enhancem ent of realty values in your com­ __ Graham Hunter ed Men and Women." dreds of lost (ample right here in tnn are at home from The music features promise to our midst, and the master Win­ munity. ves In Charlotte, he very attractive, and effective. ner is anxious to have us go for - -* »\. V*.* stir's brother, Parks, i’revious to sermon the pastor these. Will we still defer nnd de­ Georgc Hardin left Friday in I tiini home, his cur for various points in Geor­ will give a brief appraisement of lay, or are we ready to go at His tlie life of William Jennings Bry­ command? Can we say that we pnturned on Friday gia. ______ an. jr (rip to Miami. He are His, and-decline to go? This Mi sister, Mrs. U. K. is the biggest and tlrp greatest Robert Mason returned Friday ally at I-nkei Worth, from a 10 day trip to points iu business this side the gates of the ALL SOPI.S CHURCH of Sanford nccomAugust 2nd, ninth Sundny after Eternal City. Are we ready to Georgia. Pentecost, Mass at lit u. ni. Short engage in this business with en­ |Hrs. J. K. Singletay (talk on "Our Civic Duty." by Fath­ thusiasm and courage? Glenn Wlmbish left Friday for er Humphries. ICity have a s their Fathers and mothers, this is pre­ |tuusins, Mr. and Mrs. California where he will spend sev­ Friday. First Friday of the eminently the most important Wary and two chil- eral weeks. month. A day of special devotion work to whieh your sons and your irgia. The party haa daughters |-an ever give them­ to the Secret) Heart. hp to Miami and elseJack Robson of Tampa is visit­ Mass on all other Sundays of selves. Are you ready, if God | Hast Coast. ing a t tho Robson home on South the month nt 8:00 a. m. calls, to give your own to this Mrs. Alex (Scotty) Sanford Drive. work of supreme importance? lagain taken up their There is no work on this Earth CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH m i Sanford after spendcomparable to this. Are vve en­ Bob Foster of Jacksonville is Thos. .1 Armstrong, Pastor iter part of the sum- expected tonight to be the guest couraging our sons and our daugh­ The regular services of the Con­ jrsidence of Mr, W att's of Claude Robson. gregational Church will he resum­ ters to give this first considera­ liirown Miller on Celtion? ed Sunday, August 2. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ if Young men and yuung women, The morning service will he at J, D. Woodruff left this week to |nge of Mirs Mabel Ini Guerry which comes spend two weeks in Hendersonville, ft o'clock and the evening service have you considered wisely the cad ■ km■H u ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m H B a n i[ia a a a iia l NNNN■«*■■■!(■«a n ............................................... ■■■■■■«■! at 8 o’clock. The pastor wilt of the incomparable Christ? Do urprise, has been an- N. C. with his family. ymt understand that the many va­ Jj *-t++++-t4>+^-M +++-i--t++++++4++++++-M .f+.f+.f4.+*+++*+++*+**+*4+++-l-*+-h-t**+-H-*++4++++**++*-t>4--l’+-t>+-t'+-i>++*+ ■ preach at both hours. taking place at West The regular prayer meeting will ried Kingdom enterprieaes offer to on a recent date, Mils Madge Humphreys of Win side there. Both are ter Haven is the attractive guest be held Wednesday night at 8 von your greatest opportunity for o’clock. It is hoped that there the investment of all your re­ and will receive cno- of Miss P atty Lyles. will be an manually latgc attend' sources? Here, my young corn from a host of friends msm rades, is your pre-eminent oppor­ lived in Sanford most Miss Pauline Echols leaves to­ a nee. tunity for the investment of your , Mrs. Guerry is the day for Pinckard, Ala., where she Mr. and Mrs. John will be the guest of friends. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH courage, your compassion, your H heroism, and your wealth of z • • nfurd and West Palm Rev, T. J Nixon, Parior. thought. I had rather be used «d Guerry is the youngSunday services as follows: Paul Biggers and son Paul. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jr.,Mrs. Hand Blocked Curtain Sunday school, F. B. Adams, Su­ God in lending lost people to my have returned from a visit in Savior, and iu leading them to Dm ford. perintendent, O','In a. nr. Morning Palm Beach with relatives. Cretonnes Materials worship, Communion Service, 11 a. heights ih Christian ministries than fo do anything else in tin Marquisette in Larffc flower de­ Miss Gladys McCuller of Hast­ nr. Epworth League Meetings, 7 world, I counsel you, my young lodist Notes ings will arrive today to be the p. m. Evening worship, Address comrades, to consider the claimMMA JENKINS cream, ecru, rose signs. Bright on "How the Church can help in guest of Mis3 Winnie Strong. for multitudes of Christian work the Building of Our City." 8,pcolors. and blue. .‘W in. field returned to A cordial invitation is extended ers in .your native land. 1 counsel, Mrs. E. A. Shaevall of Chipley you to consider the cluims of the afternoon. wide, fast colors $1.25 and $1.50 spent u week here ns the guest Jto visitors and strangers to attend millions of Eartli who have not Thornley spent of these services. her mother, Mrs. II. J. McMul yet heard of the lifting nnd the $1.00 yd una Beach. yard transforming power of the Man K E. 8. Ward are lea. ■Q Clearwater Pharinaceutienl pro­ of Calvary. I counsel you to con­ end with Mr. Miss Mury Celle Kinluw leaves t MDaytona Beach. today for Tampa to spend some ducts Company purchases It) acre sider just now the call of the Lord Curtain Nets site north of municipal golf links Jesus Christ, "Come ye nfter me, i Ptk>t of Anthony tim e as the guest of Miss Rigna a*1 and I will make you to become for manufacturing plant. **rtml Weeks with ■a I . ’ i ‘ J Fine quality filet nets and marqui­ fishers of men." and Sarah Lou Smit. In this lust moment you must BARBECUE sette, 30 to 40 inches wide. Mrs. F. P. Rines returned Thurs­ hear this very personal ues<|tiuti 1-W. E. Rairuvs leave Eat barbecued sandwiches at wnti in G*orgiu and day from a visit to Mountain City, Rose Drive Filling Station, three If Christ calls you to Christian :: ■ Ga., where she was the guest of will Jf/ou answer that call ’ I I#'hit friends and relatives. miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked by service, 50c to $1.00 yard If He does not call you, l would experts. not have you enter upon taski J J ^ .f c u h e r of Tiro many friends of Dr. Samuel which He has not chosen for you. 1 Stitken,” enPuleston will regret to know that But, if He calls you, I would not I f f ' WirttluUy at he is ill in the Fernald-Laughton Notice Ladies— for this world have you to refu-e Friday afternoon. For New Mattresses, renovating, to obey. May God give us the / ' Uu| Redfwn of Hospital. upholstering, upholstery m ate ria l courage to candidly ask, "Lord, CALL fI Word e V visiting Mrs and Mrs. E. II. Smith and little what wilt thou have me to do?" grandson of Jacksonville ore the Sanford IX n ,arnil>'guests of Mrs. M. Black nnd Mrs. Tampa—Building permits issued Kverfast Suiting V^ V Every fast Gingham Cloth ' E A7 a ? of thc I. S. Irwin. Mattress Factory first six months of this year c< L , f School preventteed by $1,000,000 total for l ’J'Jt Phone 102-M secn!tary Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe M. Bryan and fulness fuunta,n Pen daughter spent Friday in Sanford with relatives while en route to Light weight, soft finished material For drapery guaranteed sun fast. ,ni* ‘Inughter their home in F t. Meade. 7 .»‘.""days ill / Vb '.i„ huvc Sanin all shades for drapery. Fast to sun Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Herndon, an­ 3<J inch. All shades. «• >'■ nounce the lrirth of a son born July 31, weighing nine pounds. He gave n de- has been named Emmett. IN L l r rhome Friday 50c Yard \ j. j ‘ 65c yard £ / ' f”' of music and Mrs. Fannie C. Witten left for FMnJ. ftftKr whlch home In I-akeland a fte r spend­ cakes were her ing several days here as the guest a j- p lf fieople en- of her brother, II. II. Chappell. festivities. N O W fc tft BEL-AIR Personals Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Phone 4 5 3 2 14 First St. mwsmtm W . R. Smith, Mgr. Sks i mimimsm a u I m 3 s :: Douglas MacLean Mrs. W. C. Hill nnd little daugh­ office buildon iiouth ter, Carolyn and Mrs. It. A. Nowmun and son, Hobby have returned from visiting points in Georgia. Imn, -Southern Bell t building office The many friends of Mrs. Ray­ laying ,R.W ,lllder. mond Philips will be glad to know « Cost of Jir.0,000. that she is nt home nfter a recent , TO PERPETUATE A LOVING MEMORY liRIMr* on the scroll of time, nothing serves the purpose better than a well-designed monument. Let us help you plan a suitable one. Much depends on the object you have tn view, the amount you wish to expend, etc. Seminole Marble Co. Weal F irst Street ^_Liiif--- “INTRODUCE ME” W inch Poplin, fast colored drajyery, tan, blue and rose ..................... $1.05 yard Ifs Laughing Lightning! In Paris and Ihe Swiss 36 inch Scrim and Marquisette, white, ecru and tail. Fine quality 25 & 35c a yd , „ t in' ,)t.ak of the “craziest” mountain in the Alps. I w ith the most screamingly funny bear chose you vu SU11. s„ „ , ending in « thrilling, breath-taking nvuhnclie of <snowballs— right into the arms of romance Milan e 20 pieces Cretonne, bright floral desig ns. 3(5 in. wide. Special a t .......35c yard MONDAY TUESDAY The Y owell Company o i Next Week—SpeAU Added Attraction GERTRUDE MOODY Singer of Popular Songs A Keith Headliner Special Stage Setting m .4 t h i s IS THE AGE OF SERVICE— JOIN HIE t IIA MHER Q P C O M M E R C E A N D SERVE Y O U R C I T Y ♦■ ■ ■■ ■ uaM H uam i |$ M V U I « |W L U U |U U t �tiltwU ?AY, A U G U S T 1, 1925. THE SANFORD HERALD, 3J P A G E B IX -r . B r a in 1$ l ■ ■ %X: P h y sicia n ________ -5 <1 ALVEREZ ALLOWS SANFORD 4 HITS AS TAMPA WINS EDWARDS GIVES | UP ONE HIT BUT LAKELAND WINS In C op en hagen On Sanford Avenue. Only one U. from First St. For quick sale « Real Bargain Today’s Games COPENHAGEN, Aug. 1.—Talk bread of the many, many children. about vitamins is a m atter of who for years and yen™ cannot Im FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE | fashion rather than a necessary stand animal fat. There • FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE seriously to w a rn adjunct to public health, is the Lakeland a t St. Petersburg. (Second Hall) r.piniun of Dr. S. Monrnd, Chief these endeavors to overload these : Only one scheduled. Won Lost Pet, of the Queen Louise Children's poor children with vitamin*., And Tampa ..................... 27 8 .771 lion pital, expressed in a recent dis­ when all comes to alb w hat Jo AMERICAN LEAGUE I.nk'-lnnd . . 23 10 2>90 we then know about the vitamins? cussion of the subject. Chicago at Philadelphia. We do not even know what t y n j i n u ir i /i St. Petersburg .. ■ IV “0 .'170 Pitcher Abo Scores Only Run s j j ouis at Boston. I)r. Monrad said it is quite true Ra»L'cd Infield Work Celery Sanfftrd................. « :u .203 : REALTOR are, and we know decidedly far that children need a great many Made liy St. Petersburg; Detroit at Washington. l‘a i m any i n i l n a t r v oil Feds Also Large Factor In things that are not so necessary i too littlo to make an • L ak elan d ’s One Hit With 3 Cleveland nt New York. NATION AI. LEAGUE Rooms 501-502. Rhone 95 Scoring of Smoker’s Eight to the grown up person, hut g en -1 vitamins. Much o f t Won Lost Pet. E rrcn S c o t 2 in Fourth Firnt Natlonnl Rank Building Runs; IMay H o.c Monday irally speaking we, ns also our I vitamin* is theory. _ NATIONAL LEAGUE r.fi ;w ,001 DT*- • Pittsburgh .. children, get quite enough vRa ST. PETEitatiURG, Aug. I.— Brooklyn at Chicago. ■ 2194 57 39 New York .. SALES FORCE TAMPA, AO|f. t.—The Tnmpn Cincinnati .. mins through normnl food, when ' t{ * irn n < 4 S o li F o i'm C l* 51 44 .517 RotiV Edwards held lakeland j'o VlrVd ii*ri»b it is good nml well made. So fa r' D d r O H S O U I i Smokers* won front Sanford here Brooklyn h rr rriuuy Friday and J itt. burgh. ic. 45 .500 one hit nil. riTV non scoied seuieu , 1 hiladclphia ‘ ... at.__ M. M. STEWART ;:s milk is concerned it ought to ln tlC R I U r ID Friday by an 8 to I score In ft Philadelphia I )0 uglas ki •i.l 48 .471 one rur* himrclf Lut the Highland- j Ro-ton nt Cincinnati 1 he boiled for children but only for game featured by the excellent ’ ol ’ iyiuL't .404 err. defeated the Saints. 2 to 1, 45 52 Hm a short time, a long boiling caus­ Washington Senators nitehing of Alvarez and the ragged Chicago It 51 .470 counting twice on that loin ing certain changes in the milk, infield work of the losers. .308 30 5‘ J which was coupled with three Boston which makes it less valuable. AD It II PO A E SANFORD BIRMINGHAM, Ain., August 1. rors in one inning, f. 0 0 2 0 « W ettlicrby, rf With regard to the modern vita­ - S a le of Johnny "Stuffy" StewAMERICAN LEAGUE All It H PO A LAKELAND 2 1 1 2 0 0 Dumny If. ... min industry. Dr. Monrnd said: 3 4 0 0 Won Lost P e t Buckley, 2I> FrUbif, h .. .. 1 0 1 2 2 1 Philadelphia . . .. 62 “The public hns vitamins on the ait, star second baseman and enp1 1 11 2 1 32.C00 Wi h h, 10 1 1 0 Wade, cf...... .............. .. ... ......^ like that ___ ___ brain, and in things !»us- tain of the Ilnrons, to the Wash.till Kutfnce, rf .. ....4 1 1 1 1) ^•Washington ..............00 35 Wright, Warlow and Company 2 ( l i n t MeQue, .7b ini ^i always t becomes interested, \ jngtnn Senators, was announced ,5 IK in i xiui, i r. j! IChicago . . .......... e l 43 .3 0 0 j a 3 0 Oi l 2 "i D e tro it....................... ID 49 Bailey, lb .500 E. Ed wan!*. lb ...3 (t *1 7 •1 which Is quite natural. It will prove;... d |>y Manager Dubbs, of the S 1 0 0 I f> . .. .. 4 till illimn success for C. . »« a i.f , 11. " ■ Culbrrth, 2b. a great business cou St. Louis ............... 48 50 .190 Kowalski, 3b. ...3 0 11 1 3 Barons. 3 0 t» 1 1 > » Arc Now Receiving ApplicalJon For Alford, c 0 pie of years when the movement __1*)1 0 0 Cleveland ........ 4fl 63 .405 Cusack, If n o o 0 0 » l •1 AIverson, p. The Barons will receive an in­ 1 1 1 1 I’ilchin;; of Wingfield anti will die away, and nothing more II Now Y o rk .................... M 55 .127 P. Doyle, c :t o o o r. Kelly, ...... B oston....................... 29 05 ,309 Ery, p ........ 0 11 1 I W in G am e by S c o re o f 7*2; will be heard of the vitamins, if fir filer and a -cash consideration i o o o o allunly ...... . FI: It'S lead M ils Four Times ‘hil!lrt:» n i^ u iv e n ordinary well f„r Stewart, u h o w iilr e p o r t to SOUTHERN LEAGUE ..21) 2 1 27 to at tale food they thrive well. A J the Senators at the end of the Totals 31 I 4 21 17 0. Totals . . . .dekness Won Lent Pet. SAINTS sickness like the Children-Scurvy current. current season. AH It H PO A AH R li PO A E ' Nrw Orleans TAMPA * J 1 BOSTON, August 1—A fter hav1) l b 59 45 .507 Mer,net, 2b, (the Barlow disease) is never seen Tllp j(|entjty 0f the player was tu . Snead, 2b........... .. 1 <1 II 7 1 58 51 Atlanta II 1 1 3 2 iag lost three straight to CIcve now. It was due to the lack of C -1not maij0 pUblic The cash consid....4 Allen, an. 1 3 0 1 3 2 Hickey, 3b Nashville .. . 5 1 60 .519 S. Doyb*. 2b. ... 1 (1 0 I 3 11 land, tho Bed Sox hit solidly be. I itamines, but since the rational |iraliun n|so withheld. was declar on Improved Business and Resldenlial Pron,, Estrada, If ....... 1 0 2 1 0 53 55 Mobile .491 Brown, ef. .. 3 0 ! 1 0 li hind the pitching of Wingfield and care f«r children has progressed i w(‘ t() j>(, onc (lf thc, largest ever in Sanford W*dk, s.1............. .. 3 i 1 1 r. Chattanooga Itt 63 Hernandez. 1(. . 3 0 1 *) 0II il much and since the milk is boil- 1,,ai<l for an inf ii-lder in tiie history 0 n 2 Q 1 t "C, rf, IMtonk the final game of the series • > Memphis II 53 58 II 1 12 11:1.1" lb. , | less, it baa disappeared so that t ||0 .Southern League. A Men, cf. .1 0 0 1) i) Funds immediately available subject to UU Little Rock fill 57 •# II ■ a II 0 Friday, 7 to 2. Good support al­ I lannot now even show it to toy Cox, If. . to p e /, c ....... ...4 1 1 7 0 ii ko aided Wingfield. Flagstead examination. 18 5(1 i 1 liirininghatii 1 1 ) 0 Block, e. students. Lesmer, lb __ _ . 3 •> 1 7 1 0 1 •S 0 bad a ((orfoct day a t bat and play1 l II. Edward*, Jacksonville Firm P “ Apparently the children are to Alvarez, p ..... . 3 11 1 0 2 II II •1 11 0 0 ed .veil in the field. Morris, uf. fie Idled with vitamins now, and 1 APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISAL! Tin* Box Score invests In Sanford 1 II 0 0 11 0 /Shannon . T ("u rnuo A* ais just givTotnln ......... 27 8 7 27 12 II Alt CLEVELAND 'l'i,‘ a ii Itit un PO i.In|£urnl!(.afraid m tm(it f(;w )t ns bad forns j,,. xBattcd for Kelly in 9th. SE E .Inmicanii, it. . l I 11 t l) 21 1 ft 27 13 Tot a In Announcement of the sale of th i Score by innings: 1McNulty, rf, . ,, r» t *» •1 0 0 laicc, been proved tlmt it is pou- Carter Lumber Company interests /.Bait 'd fo 1'O': in 81h. Sanford ................ 001 0(H) 000—1 3 0 1 ilde to call forth eczema in rats in this city was made Friday by Speaker, cf. .. .. n U Rcore by innings: i.y giving them too many vita* Tampa 230 021 00 II Sewell, m s . ., 0 DuBOSE AND HOLLER 1 i II' 4 Lakeland 000 200 Oil ,, m in . and I consider it probable W. P. Carter, former manager, to liiminn. Summary—Two base hit., Dunum U 1 1 0 iliu m i, Di. .. . 1 II) Kt. Peterrburg . . O H O IM M i nil REALTORS the Seminole Lumber and Export Stolen ba e, Snead. Estrada, Weil , 1FowHter, 2b. 1 0 1 3 3 j that the inino tiling will apply to Company of Jacksonville. RuinmaryStolen bare, W The p | our children," Wade. Sacrifice. Snead, Estrada, t (1 0 0 1 Double play, Kowalski to Edward::, I.ut/.he, lb. . 112 Park Avenue Relative to a proposal of mix- con iderntlun was nut made public, W«.lk, A On icy,. Don bln piny, Gill, . 3 0 0 3 0 () Ei v to Doyle to Edwards. Left on Myalt, re. New York I’liiyor 8nckn Out K. A. P. Hudgins, according to 0 ing vif-.iiniiu with margarine, Dr. 0 breth to Bailey. Left on hare. KanKarr, p. . .. 0 1 4 1) li.. e, I Eai nt s II. Base the announcement, will be m ana­ Iluner in IHghlli With Two „ I Monrad said! ford 9; Tnmpn 4j Hits off Alverballs off Edward) 2; Ery 3. ger of the local plant. The new ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaiM aH aaaB M H aB iaaB H aaH aaiH aaau ie D “l! they commence mixing vita­ son 0 jn 0 (pitched to one hatter On llasis; Keel Snx Heal on 10 21 9 Totals . .. 37 Struck out by Edwards 3; Ery mins in vegetable margarine, I company is taking possession at In firnt). Hit by pitcher, l»v KelGraves, Dodges Heal Caril.s iiVt"l*v niYdi by Ery (Allen n Alt R n PO A BOSTON -hall ii11i know bow to butter the once, il was stated. * # ley (Bailey); by AlverHon (Sneud). 0 Flagstead, rf. 1 1 II nmnder.), 1'mpiiei Baxter a Struck out iiy Alvaro* 3. L>dng •j • ' » it Kzxrll, 3b. 1 II I IIB'AGO, August I. George Wine, 'litre l :■!(>. pi Idiet, Kelly. Umpires, Pieli. T im 1 Killy, 5 1 ;; 3 0 Boone, rf. Set New World Record of tiie New York Gimita, 1:55. Carlyle, If. 1 u 0 4 0 socked out a lioine run with two on CulfS Buy Him Wamhy, III. 1 •I 2 10 0 lia e iii the eight.i inning Friday, Rogell, 2b. ■1 II 0 1 l enabling New York to defeat Chi­ I Pridhro, 1, 1 0 >1 3 if ** cago, 1 to 3, in the final game of IS SCARCE 1 (1 1 *1 li ' Pieillich, e. the series. The Culm iiit WnyWingfield, p. 1 1 1 0 5 u land Dean haul in tin' seeoj^l inK for two runs and lleathcote AND GETTING SCARCER Totals .. 38 15 27 13 n , FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE registered the third run with n Keore by innings ALL TIIE TIME Tnmpn 8; Sanford 1. four-bagger in the sixth. A ,,a?° h V " tl* ; Cleveland 002 00() 000—2 on halls and Grimm’s error -ct tbKt. Petersburg t; Lakeland 2. if" 7ml mill Oil 1Jx—7 : way fur New S ink’s victory in III tiie til" T tiL'j. Summary: Two base hit, Enzell. I eight h timing a a Kelly fame YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT t NATIONAt. LEAGUE Sacrifice, Carlyle. Double play, I ttuough with hi : |,|IIW immediately Chicago 8; New York 4. VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PI Sewell to Fewster to Burnfl. 1^‘lt afterward. Cincinnati 4; Boston 3. NOW mi base, Cleveland i l ; Boston ID. Seoie by innings: Kt. Louis 4; Brooklyn 9. Bine mi balls, off Kim; Strut-!, Now York 010 Olio 007 M-n Other, wet grounds. out by Wingfield I. T niny pitch* ( hleago 020 uni mm l-'.i-l t;» r. Wingfield (Sewell), Wild llatlei Ic i: Dean, Nehf and (lowAMERICAN LEAGUE pitch, Kurr. Empires, McGowan ■ly, llartiey; Katii'ftnnn and H art­ Boston 7; Cleveland 2. and Owens. Time 1:45. nett. Others, rain. IIow They Stand E. F. L A N E £■£’ BOSTON WALLOPS INDIANS ' LOSING 3 IN ROW fir. m First M o rta g e Ums ...fi v i KELLY HITS HOME RUN AND GIANTS BEAT CHICAGO \-\ Beach Proper Yesterday’s Results . N ew REDS WIN, 1 TO 3 CINCINNATI, August I.—With Jakie May on the mound, Ciiain- I J nati gathered Its seventh eonsecu-1 j live game by defeating llo.ilon, t to 7, in the opening game of the present series. Although May al­ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 12 11; Chattanooga lowed eight hits and gave base,! on balls, he pitched remarkably 15-11. well when in tight places. Mobile -t; Little Rock I. Score by innings; New Orleans 5; Memphis I. Ibis ton Out 000 011—3-8-1 Others not scheduled. Cincinnati 2110 002 00x—1-5-0 , , . Batteries: Barnes, Murqunrd ami Y O U U l Y o l C S S I O n a ! Glbioi,; May urn! Wingo. KOIJTII ATLANTIC LEAGUE Columbia 3; G ru nvillo 9. Augusta 5; Knoxville l. Aliii on 3; Auliuville 7. Chgrlotle 4; Spin (unburg 6, r.- Sm yrna Be For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. The: - four lassies hung lift ft new world record for women by negotiat­ ing the 110-yard relay race at the recent National A. A, U. games out on the coast in 52 2-5 seconds. From left to right they are: Helen Filkey of Chicago; Frances Ruppert, Philadelphia; Maybelte Gilliland, New York, and Eltu Cartwright of Eureka, Calif, Miif.s Kilkcy is an all-round athlete, being u world record-holder in the broad jump and low hurdles a., well. II. 15 SCIIULTE REALTY CO. illAKU RESERVATION EARLY Makes Course in h .It- vr 0 0 DODGERS BE \ I < VUDINAI S -------ST. LOUIS, August I. Dnxxy1 PALLAK, Tex., August I Hm- Vance pilcbed in his umal o rik.ry Cmqivr, young golf profi mal, out form and Brooklyn defeated established what Is believed In l>" the_Cardinals today, ti in 1, thu It world’s record when be made a ' 1,tiding the series _ with an even ncqre of Oil over the IH-hule Tun- 1teak. \ mice's victory was hin slmi course late yesterday. A fifteenth, lie fanned eight men, Till is Gnle Staley, stellar -ero'idprevious record of 62 for a com <• Seme by iiuduga: baseninn of tho Siilislmry ()». (M l»f this length was made by Wal- Brooklyn nun irjii (125 !• 11-1 ( lull. Piedmont League, who was icr llagcn In Florida last winter. •'t. Louht HI9 non till | HI II] ;old to the Chicago Cubs Ihe oth­ Cooper pulled Just twenty three I Batteries: Vance and Delhi try; er day. lie's reported to be a tim es on the 18 greens. Dirkerinuil and O'Furndl. great prospect, Q y a b i;/ We’re Neigh hors Here! FLI T U UK You w ant to make your future happy. Onr d ways to do this is tu open an acruimt with th* County Bunk and make a deposit to your ct*<iifi*| every week or every month. Il will help Jott Inunrial edifice that will furnish shelter # w Htnrin. Ilieiv is nothing stiff or formal about Ihis bank. We are always glad to serve you and we want you to come in often. Hv Williams OUT OUR WAY YOUR I Per Cent Interest Puld on Saving* An* KlUiHtM BUI 4 >Ct\ Y tKi MO f n u n n v .il 1 i t ; W aI I DOmT . MLM3E.L? ’/ vI M t w o v jm T E . HOf7£>E At<OuM / „4u.w - r: m ; i t o a o ',t h ( ;• FIRST IC E m b T vW / ) S i.OH /y nationai bank J je m in o lG (jfo u n fijl} 8APtPOIIII, K |,\. S an ford ,F la. Candin a d d itio n —A unique “follow up” servico from us that insures you getting every frac­ tion of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the nature of this serv­ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROCKg n \aaaaaxaaaaiiaH uganilHHB ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a K B a a a a H a a a u b H Allen & Brei eel I,n,,,l,“K ‘,l1 (VI,'rv Avonm* adjoining two stores that Real E state Auction Sales. 101,111 "n 1 l Avenue, it taken quick can be purcii.tiicil at ^7 .1.00 a front foot on on- to rm a. AT AUCTION We nre permanently located in GO Feet OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERT Li t A(. 11 ! 11 t and Second Street:: on Sanford Avenue Wo guarantee Satisfaction. At $1110.00 per front foot. If you have Pioperty you want sold—List and kiss it good-bye. ice-it’s worth while. Wight Bros. Co. Britt-Chitlenden Healiy Company, Let us sell y°ur Inc. n Sanford . S m ALLEN AND BREN'I llfl E. Second Street, Sanford, * l u a u i »**M n«*»»w uoia« u m h h u r * * * * * * * 1 �'ey. •r -7m' '’\4 • ' r • ■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SATTinnAV, AUG! - Rock' ■ -...58.13 ... 58.13 252.10 252.10 252.10 252.10 252.10 256.66 202.27 260.21 867.3G 275.39 276.3d 607.15 m A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, F la , Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk M 32 171.00 will bo held nt the City Hall at 2:30 p. M., on th e 10th day of August Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk M 32 171.fo Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 4, nik 7 .. . . . Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1 blk O 24 A. D., 1925 nt which meeting said Board will hear any and nil com­ 158.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 7 ......... -.58.13 Lot2blkO 24 158.00 plaints and objections ns to such special assessments, and will a t said Sanford Hotel Realty Co., field is consumed within the Unit- Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 7 ...... —58.13 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 3 blk O 24 156.00 time adjust and equalize said assessments on n basis of Justice and Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 Blk 7 ed Stntes, although export ship­ Lot4blk O 24 156.00 ments of pebble rock have increas­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8,’ Blk 7 ......... right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., ....46.64 ed very decided! - in the last few Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 7 Lot5blkO 24 209.66 ed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens Sanford Hotel Renlty Co., S ^ . S T J U S oUecrcd in co-op- years. Of the total 1921 output Mellonville, Sanford, Fla. upon the property against which snid assessments are mnde until paid of phosphate from Florida the land Mrs. Elizabeth H. Williams, Lot 10. Blk ologiff1 nited 105 655.20 fith »the U en 'i™ , states |ft 2 _ pebble constituted 94.1 per cent. in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 228 & No. 229, adopt­ E. F. Lane, Lot 1 blk 10...................... - .... 24 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11, Blk 7 ..... V irvpY amounted to 2,E. F. Lane, Lot 3 blk 16..„..... ...... ...... 655.20 105 _ _ _ 24 Sales of Florida phnsnhnto from Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12, Blk 7 ed by the City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Fla., on July 13th, ,“l t\Z ' the total value ....63.5 E. F. Lane, Lot 1 hlk 17..... .............. . ---- 24 105 655 ” 0 long nl7 470- The av- 1920 to 1924 were as follows: Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13, Blk 7 ..... 1925. ...140 Of hard rock, in 1920, 400,219 ton during the E. F. I.ane, I.ot 3 blk 17...................... ..— 24 51.4 320.74 Amended Hat of Blocks 8 and ! <Senl) L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. , Sanford, Fla. Plu . Fi nobble phosphate long tons valued $4,525,191; in John C. Smith, Lot 2, Blk 2 2 _ _ 105 .........21 655.20 R. E. Jackson, Lot 1, Rlk 8 .................. m la,n forPhard rock $4.39. 1921, 175,774 long tons valued $1,-105.5 847.81 Publish July 25th & Aug. 1st., 1925. John C. Smith, U i I, Blk 22 .... .... 105 655.20 ____ 24 800,071; in 1922, 188,084 longs tons Bodwcll Realty Co,, Lot 2 Blk 8 P r J L k pboeplmte comes ....58 251.5:/ W. P. Stone, I^>t 2, Blk 23 ______ .........24 105 S55.20 M M.chua. Marion and valued $1,308,201; in 1923, 199,- Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 8 ......... ....58 261.53 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY W. I*. Stone, Lot 4, Blk 23 ............. .........24 tfrom_ H almost en- 516 long tons valued $1,071,075; in Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I, Blk 8 ........ 105 655.20 Jountics. ^n ^ unsettled 1924, 113,115 long tons valued 251.53 OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 221. No. 223 and No. 226, adoptrd on the Wm. M. Collins, Est., Lot 2, Blk 24 .. .........32 105 718.20 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 8 .... exportedbccn onc $029,579. ....58 251.53 13th day of July, A. D., 1925, by the City Commission of the City In Sitttatlon to the Win. M. Collins Est.. Lot I, Blk 24 105 .......32 718.20 Of soft rock, in 1920, 13,053 long Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 8 ........ ....58 251.53 of Sanford, Florida. tons valued $190,551; in 1921, 4,Ncavcs Addition, Fla. Bodwell Realty Co„ Lot 7, Blk 8 ....... Sanford, on* U years by ....59 255.87 The following is tho estimated cost of paving Union Avenue from J. J. Holtz, Lot 1, Blk D.... ............... on tea j„,m* of the 419 long tons, valued $20,153; In Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 8 ......... 60 410.40 32 ...195.5 847.81 Pump Branch to Mellonville Avenue with sheet asphalt on n 6-Inch the hard 1922, 440, long tons valued $3,500. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 8 ........ J. J. Heitz. Lot 2. Blk D ......... «... 60 410.40 ...........32 .... r*s Of land pebble, in 1920, 2,935,182 251.53 rock base except where the present 15 ft. grouted brick pavement can Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 8 ....... 60 w . T. Langley, Lot 3, Blk D ....... 410.40 ...........32 u ....58 phosphate- comes long tons valued $14,748,020; in n 251.53 be utilized for a base, a width of 40 feet from Pump Branch to the W. T. Langley, Lot 4, Blk D ...... coun 1921, 1,599,835 long tons valued Uodwell Realty (’»»„ l,„t 12, HR; 8 60 451.44 .......... 32 ... 58 251.53 center line of Chapman Avenue; a width of 32 feet from the center Hattie May Abercrombie, Lot 1, RUt E 10 in 1922, 1,870,003 long Bodwell Realty Co., Lot II, tl UIA IJlk O 8 100 795.00 ^ S S S S rtn r $8,004,818; jl__ _.1__1 « net) Odl . iruin .....58 251.53 * f i r front normal they tons valued $7,053,821; in J923, 2,- Bodwell Realty line of Chapman Avenue to Snn Carlos Avenue ami a width of 21 feet J. E. Pace's Sub-Hi lv., Sanford, Fla. 251.53 'rt. ' , h0|e better than in 318,137 long tons valued $7,987,752 from San Carlos Avenue to Mellonville Avenue. James Moughton, Lot 44............... . .-. 32 200 1,368.00 and in 1924, ... 59 255.87 ***. jufrict. The greater anu ms**, 2,289,466 lung tons From Pump Branch to center line of Chapman Avenue. Geo. E. Slack, The North 150 ft of E ....58 1-2 Output from the pebble valued $7,387,897. 251.53 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2, Blk 9 of Lot 45 .... ......... .......................... 100 684.00 251.53 260 cu. yds. grading tf? 50c ................................................ ......... $ 130.00 Bodwell Realty Co., |,„t 3, Blk 9 .................. 260 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c ........... .......... . 221.00 Harry H. Heeren, Wl-2, Lot 45 ..... ____ 32 too 684.00 .... 58 251.53 with the millennial celebra­ «an Woman Picas tion 127.4 871.42 tion of the Rhineland. She plead­ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I*. Blk 9 .................. 251.53 615 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 .......................................................... 1,230.00 Mamie J. Heeren, W l-2, Lot 46 ..... .........32 2 inlets @ 35.00 ................................................. ....................... 70,00 for resumption of the oldtime Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 9 ................... 251.53 fOldtime Families ed Snnfnrd, Fla. Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 9 ........................ ...” r family life. 20.00 Cora King, Lot ....58 251.53 200 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile <[? 100.00 per M............................. 342.00 r.o ........32 Fostering of a more intellectual Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 9 .................. Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc.............................. 134.50 ....59 255.87 Atma A. Gibbs, ............. 32 312.00 life for young women, a healthier NE, Ger. Aug. A Mellonville, Sanford, Florida Bessie Wheeler, 342.00 . against the “insults to physical training as a safeguard E. F. Lane, Beg. at the N. E. Cor, of Int. ___________ 32 1,805.50 Mabel A. Ruby, 342.00 .manhood that are offered against the demoralizing influence ....................... 32 of Union Ave. and Mellonville Avenue of the present day. were advocat­ Los* credit on 100 lin. ft. granite curb @ 40c ....... 40.00 public life of today through ed by Frau von Tilling. A con­ Mabel A. Ruby, 325.58 .......... ............ 32 Run N. on W. line of Mellonville Ave. 215,50 literature, the movie* « jd scientious devotion to household 150 sq. yds. brick @ 1.17 .............................................. 175.50 y 376.20 Hattie May Abercrombie, Lot 6 ...... 32 783.5 ft. W. 125 ft. S, to Union Ave. i."« «I,,-:,.., ."ropo:‘,d .-. the German work also, she thought, would lm376.20 Hattie May Abercrombie, Lot 7 ...........32 h. to Reg. ( Less Right df Way for Total estimated cost ............................. ........................... «... 1,590.00 liniL,lw ht-l.l in eonju n c p rove tho,m oral ^poiso^of_womcn. Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the First Street) . ............. 3,042.25 To bo borne by adjacent property owners. Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above do* M argaret Wilson, Blk 22 ............... ..................... 910.72 Number of feet frontage .................................................. 212 scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within th ir­ Margaret Wilson, Blk 2 8 ............................ 59l.lt Assessment per foot frontage ....................................... $7.50 ty days a fter tho above and foregoing special assessment roll has The above and foregoing Final assessments are payable in full From Center Line of Chapman Ave. to Han Carlos Ave. been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual In­ up to September 1. 1925 without interest; and a fter such date 220 cu, yds. grading @ 50c ...................................................... 1, 100.00 stallments with interest iu 8 per cent per annum from and nftsr tha said assessments are payable in 10 equal annual installments with in­ 2920 lin. ft. curb &, gutter (ft) 85c .............................................. 2.482.00 time snid special assessments stand approved and confirmed. terest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. 5380 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 ...................................................... 10,760.00 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Witness my hand as City Clerk, and the seal of the City of San­ POS1TF THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF LOT 14. BLOCK 2 .350.00 will be held nt tho City Hall a t 2:30 P. M., on the 10th day of August 10 inlets (yi 35.00 ................... ................................................. Im VYFA 1It AND UNION AVE. FROM MELLONVILLE AYR ford. Florida this 31st day of July, A, I)„ 1925. 1110 lin. ft. 12-ineh pipe @ 1.10 .............................................. 1.254.00 A. I)., 1925 a t which meeting said Board will hear any and all com­ L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk, L l W SUMMERLIN AVE. 21 FEET IN WIDTH WITH 120.00 plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will nt said 2 manholes @ 60.00 ................................................................. Publish August 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29th. ROCK BASE SURFACED WITH ASPHALT. 250.00 time adjust and equalize said assessments on n basis cf justice end 2500 lin. ft. 3-lnch drain tile <?i> 100.00 per M.......................... following is the final estimate for paving the above named Engineering, legal expenses, advertising, etc ............ .......... 1,302.511 right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ ft feet in width with a 5” rock base surfaced with asphalt. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY ed, same will then stand confirmed and be, nnd remain binding liens , Yds. Grading @ ............................................................. r'T--',! ! OF RESOLUTIONS No. 228 & No. 229, adopted on the 1.7th day of 17.618.50 upon the property against which snid assessments are made until paid i Ft. curb a t 71k .................................. July, A. !>., 1925, by the f i t > Commisslun or ihe City of Sanford. Less credit 500 sq. yds. brick foundation 0) 80c 400.00 iti accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 224, No. 225 Si No. ,Ft. Headers @ ............................................................... Florida. 226, adopted by the City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Fla., on Vds. Macadam foundation 5” thick @ 7GC ...............' *891.88 17.218.50 July 13th, 1925. The following is the estimated cost of paving Eighth Street Total estimated cost ............................................ 78.111 , Vds. Brick Pave (Flat) @ 40c ............. To be borne by adjacent property owners. . 237.30 from Summerlin Avenue west to the East line of Tier "H " In E. R. (Senl) I* R. PHI U PS, City Clerk. Yds. Alley returns @ 30c ..................... Trafford’s Map of the Town of Sanford. Florida, 21 feet in width with Number of feet frontage .................. - ........................ 2,517.32 3,040.50 Publish July 25th & Aug, 1st., 1925. .Yds. surface treatm ent a t 30c................ . 105.00 a 6-inch rock base surfaced with asphalt from Summerlin Avenue west Assessment per foot frontage ............................... ■ $6.111 jits Type A @ 35.00 .............................—" From San Carlos Ave. to Mellonville Ave. . 210,00 to Mellonville Avenue and with sheet asphalt on a 6-inch rock basal 500.00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL I'ltEPAKED UNDER AUTHORITY from Mellonville Avenue west to the East line of Tier "11" in E. R 1D O O cu. yds. grading @ 5 0 c .................. ........................... ........... 386.00 1. Ft. 1 inch House connection a t 45c..... OF RESOLUTION NO. 227. adopted on the 13th day of July. A. D , ... 29.50 Trafford’s Map of the Town of Sanford, Florida. 1250 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c .............................. 1,062.50 t Ft. 6" Sewer @ 50c ............................. 1925, by the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. (1) From Summerlin Ave. to Mellonville Ave. 310.00 1600 sq. yds. paving (tp 2.00 ........................................................ 3,200.00 |Ft. 18" Storm Sewer @ 1.55................. The following is tho estimated cost of paving Celery Avenue 70.00 ........ $ 700.00 2 inlets (TO 35.00 ............................ .................................... —•• ent of cost of 18" Sewer to be borne by Sewer Bond Issue.) 1100 cu. yds. grading 6i> 50c ................. ......... ........ 330.00 from Mellonville Avenue East to Summerlin Avenue a width of 32 1800 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ 85c ........... ....... ... 1,530.00 300 lin. ft. 12-iach pipe < fi> 1.10 ............................................. lanhoes @ 50.00 ..........................u,i. j > 60.00 feet with sheet asphalt on a 0-inch rock base. 100 lin. ft. flush curb fit) 3 5 c ..................................... 35.00 I manhole ................................... h Ft. 3 inch Drain Tile a t $100.00 Per M.................... * 100.00 1250 cu. yds. grading ($ 50c ................... ............................. $ 625.00 1000 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile at 100.00 per M................. .......... 2550 sq. yds. paving (a) 1.80 ................. ................................... 3,315.00 Ft. 12” Storm Sewer (5) 1.0B .... ................................. 375.00 118.30 1500 sq. yds. brick taken up and hauled to City Lot @ 25c. 300.001 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc............................ Ft. 18" Storm Sewer 0-6 1.25 ...................................... 803.2a | 1000 lin. ft. concrete alley returns (jv 30c ...................... 1.615.00 1900 lin. ft. curb & g u tte r @ 85c ....................................... [ent of cost of 18" Sewer to be borne by Sewer Bond Issue.) 200 lin. ft. 18-inch pipe @ 3-00 400.00 6.800.00 5,7 10.80 3400 sq yd*, paving a t $2.00............................... ........ —....... . Total estimated cost ............ Ft. 21" Storm Sewer 0-6 (y> 2.70 ...... :......... —------ 1,266.30 300 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe (ji> 1.10 .......... ——...... ...... .—......... 330.00 •wrr 1000 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 .............................................. 1,100.00 1 manhole ......-................................................................. ........ 60.00 To be borne by adjacent property owners. 7 inlets @ 35.00 ...................................................................... 246.00 .............. 26,695.53 ............................................................. 2 inlets (n> 35.00 .............................. ..................................... 70.00 Number of feet frontage........ ...................... 920 110.00 ........................2.582.25 2 manholes (< ? > 55,00 ..... .......... .......................................... Assessment per foot frontage — ... $6.21 |n. Ft. 21" Storm Sewer 0-6 <K> 2.75 1800 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile <p> 100.00 per M. 180.00 168.00 ............... 187.50 I.IA.MS, Engineer. 1680 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile (rp 100.00 |ier M. ........ fi. Ft. 24" Storm Sewer 6-8 @ 3.75 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc .......................... 511.65 Preliminary Engineering, advertising, etc., ................................................ 880.00 Feet Width iimuents At Street Intersections...................................... 13.00 Pav. Frontage Assessment Description fork ........................................................ *............................. 591.91 Total estimated cost .........................- .................................. 7,164.65 Name: Sanford, Fin, 11,918.00 >* Inspection of Materials .............................................. 75.18 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 171.00 Less credit on 1200 sq. yds. brick (ii> 1.17 .............................. 25 Snnford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blk K 32 1,404.00 pease Adv., Etc. 2 per cent ............ 602.96 Nunber of feet frontage .................. ................. ..... 1,578.15 ,* 171.90 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., la»t 20 blk K 32 ng 5 per cent ............................................................... I,a07.52 Assessment per foot frontage ...... $1.73 171.00 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21, blk K 32 Total estimated cost ...................................... ........... 10,514.00 (2) From .Mellonville Ave. to East Line of Tier **11", K. It. 171.00 Increase of width from 2i ft. to bo borne 25 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Cu., Lot 22 blk K bl ............................................................................... 32,258.75 Trafford’s Map. 171.00 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk K 32 in*' entirely by adjacent property owners. by City, estimated cost. .......... 1,807.78 1000 cu. yds. grading @ 50c ................. ............................. $ 500.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk K 32 171.00 25 Lf feet frontage .............. ....................................... 7,438.42 To be borne by adjacent property owners ... 8.706.22 * 850 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter (>v85c .......... 722.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 2 • blk K 32 171.00 32 f t per foot frontage .... ........... 1.33678 Number of Feet frontage ...................... ....... . ......... 1,917.07 171.00 50 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c 17.50 26 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 26- Idk K FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer., ... $4.51 171.00 Assessment per foot frontage 588 |in. ft. concrete alley returns (S>30c ... ........... 176.40 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 27 Idk K 32 25 Feet Final WILI.IAM.1, Engineer. f i ; f. d T 292.20 42.72 2,0110.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 28 blk. K 32 Description Frontage Assessments 1000 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 Feet Preliminary 239.19 35 325 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe (K> L10 ............................................... 375.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot I, blk I, 32 Mayfair, Sanford, Fla. Frontage Assessment Description NAME 171.00 25 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk L 2 inlets (a) 35.00 ............ ..................................................... 70.00 246.80 Cline, Lot 5 Block 1 ........................... . 563)1 Duma Vista Estates, Sanford, Fla. 171.00 "5 1 manhole ............. ............................................ ..................... 60.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co.,Lot 13 Mk L 32 265.15 Cun, Lilt 6 Block 1 ................................. 61.11 1B1.01 39.87 171.00 F. E. Sherman, Is t I, Blk A ........... 25 ............................. 100.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co.,Lot 20 blk I. 32 265.15 1000 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile ■bitktns.in. Lot 7 Blk 1 ......... 61.4 I 227.00 50 Chail. Phillips, Lot 2, Blk A 171.00 25 321.91 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk L 32 265.15 Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc.............................. [•McKir.lv, Lot 8 Blk. 1 .......................... 61.41 227.00 50 S. J. Bigg ora, Lot 3, Blk A 171.00 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk l. 32 265.15 Bridgctt, Lot 9 Blk. 1....................... 61.11 , 227.00 60 F. E. Shermun, Is»t 4, Blk A .. ................ 171.90 32 25 261.54 Total estimated cost ................................................................. 1,325.84 Sanford Hotel Really Co., Lot 23 blk I, IMcKirdy, Lot 13 Bik. 1 ..........................61 227.00 50 239.10 Frank Witte, Lot 5, Blk A ............................... 35 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk I, 32 To be borne entirely by4 adjacent property owners. 26 1.61 IMwzh’.m, Lot 14, Blk. 1...........................61 227.00 50 E. S. Stoakley, Lot 6, Blk A .......................... 187.50 25 49 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk t, 264.54 Number of feet frontage .......................... H23.97 Lot 9 Blk. 2 ......................................61 227.00 187.50 50 25 P. B. Butner, Lot 1, Blk it ................................... 4(1 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blk <i 264.64 Assessment per foot frontage ................ $5.25 Co., Lot 10 Blk. 2.................... 01 187.50 F. E. Sherman, Lot 2, Blk B 25 227.00 40 ...................... 50 Sanford Hotel Realty ( o., Lot 20 blk (1 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 264.54 Co, U 11, Blk 2 ...................... 61 232.50 F. E. Sherman, Lot 3, Blk B 227.00 31 Sanford Hotel Realty t o.,Lot 21 blk t, 40 .......... 50 264-54 Feet Preliminary Co, Let 15 Blk. 2 . ........................61 227.00 50 C. J. Marshall, Beg at the NE Cor. of tho in­ F. E. Klirritmn, Lot 4, Blk B 43.37 NAME Description Frontage Assessment M,t>’ C'I.,S. 10 F t. Lot 6 Blk. 3 1" 227.00 tersection of Chapman Ave., and Union Ave. 50 Luke Thompson, Ixit 5, Hlk B ........................... 242.86 Fort Mellon, Sanford, Fla. lfalty « Ut 7 Blk. 3......................... 56 227.00 Run northerly on the Easterly side of Chap­ Luke Thompson, Lot 6, Blk It ........................... 50 212.86 .... 140 662.20 r ' • Lot 8 Blk. 3 ........... 56 W. A. Zachary, Lot 18 ... 227.00 man Ave. 182 feet thence Easterly parallel 60 Mi . Myrtle l/Ognn, Lot 1, Blk <! ................... 356.48 Fort Mellon Development Co., 1-ot 36 f*Ity Co., Lot A ......................................... 82.2 .... 55 260.15 with Union Ave. 253.63 ft. thence Southerly 227.00 50 Mrs. Myrtle Logan, Lot 2. Blk C ....... 355.62 port Mellon Development Co., Lot 37 **l!y Co., Lot It............................ ..... 82 .... 05 269.15 parallel with Chapman Ave. 182 feet; thence 227.00 F. E. Sherman, IM 3, Blk C ........................... 50 355.62 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 38 ‘ f. aC ...... 82 .... 55 269.15 Westerly on the Northerly side of Union Ave. 227.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 4, Blk C ......................... 60 355.62 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 39 e,l‘y co. Lot d ................ :..................... 82 .... 65 269.15 1,731.83 203.03 253.63 to beg.................... ...... :>~ 227.00 F. K. Sherman, I-ot 5, Blk C .............. ............ 50 ^■ihy Co, Lot E ......................................... 82 355.62 Fort Mellon Development Co., I<ot >0 269.61 Chri-itinn Science Church, Mrs. Mattie (,. Pace, 57 227.00 F. E. Sherman, la>t 6, Blk (' ........... ..............! 50 217.11 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 58 J*!y* U-t I, Blk 6 ...................................... 57.05 650.38 . 137.0 Trustee. Beg a t the NE Cor. of the inter­ Pace Acres, Sanford, Florida. 217.76 Lot 2, Blk 6 ........... ....... .................. 57.13 659.38 137.5 section of Locust Ave., and Union Ave., Run Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 76 City of Sanford, Flu The S. 150 ft. of the 247.76 mi>8on- Lot 3, Blk 6 ...................................57.13 Easterly on the Northerly side of Union Ave. Pace Acres, Sanford, Florida. 836.27 W, 181.2 ft . of Lot 22 184.2 217.76 r*y* I. Blk 6 ..... ................................. 57.13 117.19 ft. thence Northerly parallel with 1.737.00 N. Ingram— 382.6 City of Sanford, Fla. Tho a iso ft. of Lot 23 217.76 ,r*r, Lot 5, Blk 6 .. ..................................... 57.13 Locust Ave., 126 ft- thence Westerly parallel The West 119,2 feet of North I2U feet of City of Sanford, Fla. Beg. un the! North lino 247.76 r’^ <. Lot 6, Blk 6 ...................................... 57.13 with Union Ave., 117.19 ft., thence Southerly 790.98 * *!;■) lot 13 ......................................................... .... 148.2 of Ct■lery .\v e. at a i* Lot 7. |i|k 6 ... 851.91 ........................... 107.13 on the Easterly side of Locust Ave. 120 ft, to N. Ingram point 40 ft. East of the 216.50 N Blk 6 ......... 803.03 ...............................................66.81 117.19 1,303.97 Bog. North 1-" f*'ct of I-ot 12 .......................... ... 270.95 ccnteir lino of Melton)hl.<on, Lot 9 Blk 6 ...................................67 247.20 W. J. Bryan—Beg. on the Nly line of Union 2,189.50 161 K F. Lane. North 121) feet of Lot 10 villa Ave., run East 247.20 %li N c m } Lot 1". Blk 6 ...........................................57 Ave., at a point 58.74 feet Westerly from the Florida Long’s Addition. Sanford, 401 ft. :S'orth 4 de217.20 ^ Lot 11. Blk 6 ................... 57 NW Cor. of the intersection of Lake View % 247.20 H. S. Long grees East 150 ft ., west Lot 12, Blk 6 .......................................57 Ave., and Union Ave. run 120 feet Norther­ Lot 9 & lleg. nt the NE Cor. of said Lot 247.20 401 ft.. South 4 do*ri' hL Lot 13. Blk 6 ................................... 67 t ly parallel with Lake View Ave., thcnco \ ** 9 run N. 1 degrees E. 100 ft. West 117 ft. 'F. Lot 11, Blk 6 210.16 951.75 gretft East 150 ft., to Westerly 58.71 feet parallel with Union Ave. S. I degrees W. 100 ft., East 117 ft. to 2.092.94 216.50 Co., Lot 1, Blk 5 ..................................56.81 beg. 461 thence Southerly parallel with Lake \ iew 61125 117 “l‘\ Lot 2. Bik 5 ........................................... 57 217.20 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Ave., 120 ft. thence Easterly on tho Norther­ D'C• ............... 2:18.72 217.20 [I. S. Long, Lot 10 ................. ............................ 45.17 r,- ‘ > & ( \ F. Teague, Lot 3, Blk 5 ...........57 ly side of Union Ave.. 58.74 ft. to tho special assessments against the various piece* of property above de­ 257.2a 49 401.78 scribed thut snid special assessments are payable in full within thir­ 247.20 II. S. Long, Lot 11 --Lot Blk 5 ....... ..............................57 beg. 257.25 -19 Lot 5, Blk 6 .................. ..............57 247.20 II I ju n g , L o t 12 Eunice B. Godwin—Reg. ut the NW • or. of in­ ty days utter the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been 257.25 19 247.20 B. S. Lui g. Lot 1 3 ................... j | ty ( o-. Lot 6. Blk 5 ...............................57 tersection of Lake View Ave., and Union Ave., ...... equalized, approved und confirmed, or in ten equal annual install257.25 49 813.50 II, 8. Lung, L°t 14 .... "MW Co, Lot 7, Blk 5 ............................. 194.5 run Westerly on the Northerly side of Union ■nieuts with interest a t 8 per cent per annum from and after the time 257.25 , hittonden, Lot 8, Blk 5 56.81 246.50 II s. Lung, l"[ Li Ave. 58.71 ft., thence Northerly parallel with ... ............ 49 said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. 217.20 || S Long. U‘*tr- »t intercscction uf the ccnPwliy Co., Lot 0, Blk 6 r.7 Lake View Ave., 1211 ft. thence Etuterly par­ A meeting of tho Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Ha., allel with Union Ave., 58.71 ft., thence South- ^ l,nK ,,f Eighth St. with the West line of B‘' a ly < "•. Lot 10. Blk 5 ........................... 57 2 17.20 will bo held at the City Hull nt 2:30 P. M. on the 10th day of August r ‘ ty Co, Lot II, Blk 5 ........................... 57 erly on the Westerly side of Lake \ iew Ave. 217.20 A. D., 1925, nt which meeting said board will hear any and all com­ Mellonville Ave. run West 419 feet, South 401.78 plaint* and objections as to such special assessments, and will a t said 217.20 120 ft. to beg. 58.71 107.7 feet to West line of P ty r '*- Lot 12, Blk 5 ........................... 57 150 feet East First Street Extension, Sanford, Fla, 247.20 £ , y ' ° - Lot 13, Blk 5 ........................... 57 Mellonville Ave. thence N I degrees h. to time adjust and equalise said assessments on a basis of justice and 2,186.68 116 5 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot i7 813.50 r * ty L'>t 14, Blk 5 ......................... 191.5 big (I vs* the -North 33 feet) right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ 25 171.00 Lot C blk M 32 2 16.50 , ‘, y r °o Lot 1, Blk 1 ... ................... “ 'o[U.e ,, hereby given to any and all persons interested m the Sanford Hotel Realty 56.84 ed, sanio will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens 32M 25 ' ty Co., Lot 2, Blk 1 171.00 Lot li blk 247.20 . \ scs'ments against the various pieces of property above de- Sanford Hotel Realty Co., .57 upon the property against which said assessments are made until paid 171.00 25 1 °» Lot 3,Blk I .................................57 247.20 *SlWJ,il| ,ni,| special assessments are payable in full within thir- Sanford Hotel Realty <<»., Lot 1*9 blk M 32 in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 227, adopted by the Lot 18 tdk M 171 un 25 <’°*. Lot 4.Blk t .................................57 217.20 ' .fr. r the above and foregoing special assessment roll h a s . Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1» hlk M 32 City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla,, on July 13th, 1925. 32 25 171.00 Co.. Lot 6,Blk | ................................ 57 247.20 *>' du>’ . , , .pnruri'il mid confirmed, or in ten equal annual in-I Sanford Hotel limit)- Co., I.ot -0 t- « .1 (Seal) l*. R. PHILLIPS, City Cle*k. 32 25 t tn , „er „„d . t i e r .hr I ....................tal R eal.) Cm. Lot SI Uk M 171.00 14*. 247.20 l „ „ ruuallerd. * « £ > ;< » Fe.i, ,V°” Lot 5« ........................... 57 Publish July 23th uiul August 1st, 1 9 2 5 ,__ ______ . 33 20 it i. 17L9Q 247.20 W,;*,| l . . “4 n " a P;..nd approved nnd confirmed. * * * * * U *d * « M L \ ” Lot 7*Ulk » .............................. - - 5 7 tiute said ape F • ot L Blk 7 ............................ 10^.15 859-25 Shipped From F lorida D uring 1924 **JS # V �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1925 PAGE EIGHT THEJAjTFQ R pjiER A LP. SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 1925 CIVIL W A R ‘ENOCH ARDEN’ SEES HIS CHILDREN A G A IN M y wife voce m curntni f a (.»*, JOAQUIN. Tex.. Auk. 1.—The a r.d o U h c e n d c.f <h« gray-clad line emerged from the _ th ird y e a r 1 c& tne back tangle of brush and young trees, paused for a moment as if to gath­ e r ell its strength, and charged hotly up the slope. Tne air was split with the shrill rebel yell. In answer, from the hill crest opposite, enme a thunderous roar of artillery fire. The gray line faltered, closed its ranks nnd came on again. The grent battle fhlckamauga was on. Tragedy hovered over the green slope at nightfall. And amid the confusion of the battle field, where the screaming shrnpnel wiped out whole companies nnd men’s names were less than n puff . of star dust in the outer darkness, the fate of II deelAcd Io the individual soldier did not count. w rilt her a n d Reported ns Slain fljk Vhat <»/e . So that is why young John A. v resum e A Pinknrd, private in the army of the south, got lost—lost from his compnny, lost from the sight of men that knew him. lost from everything that made life dear to him. Pinknrd, who dragged himself off the field nnd fell in with the first bunch of troopers he met, was reported ns .lend. And so—but let him tell it. Pinknrd now is 05, n retired, ministor, n quiet old man who ia waiting in this quiet Texas village for the lees of life to run out. “ When I enlisted I had a wife, and a child by a form er marriage," he snys. "During the first year of the war nnother child was born. My wife nnd family stayed with Rorv. J . A . her patents. "Now when I left wo had taken P m lu u J n wounded soldier to our house to M rs.ftla. M n J .M recover and ho stayed there during Ice Ptnam Idea re my absence. A fter Chicknmnugn news came to my family that I head a little. "We talked it over, Asked to Resume. had been killed. It wan three years and I arranged for her to have a “The years passed. Finally I before I could return home. divorce. learned through a brother that "When I got l»nrk. at last, I “She kept the girls ami I took thi( husband had died. My second found preparations for a wedding a train to get ns far away from wife also was dead. In progress. My wife, Udieving me, that town—Cross Plains. Tenn.— "So I decided to write to her dend, had worn mourning for two as I could. I never went back. and ask that we resume, us liest yen.s and then she had learned "I ennie to Texas and eventually we could, what had been broken io love the young man left behind married. Then I learned that my off. She never answered. four years Is1fore. wife had never married this young "I never attempted to commun­ "I gave her her choice. She chose chap. A few days before the wed­ icate with any of them again. him. ding hi* sickened •ami died. Then, "Then, this year, my two daugh­ "Well"—the old man bent his later, she married another man. ters, both grown old and prosper­ Probistoric Bog Being Drained by Scientists SASKATOON', Saak., F'oindl hunters of the Itn In Museum digging thi in nn ancient hog near 25 miles south of here, trace of North America toric man, have ereeted asm pumn on an elevatei beside th:- nwamn. Through a hime, the drawfT «f each dny. An Species nf niltelnpc, a qi buffalo bones and Imli bsve been found. It wa the pnol served as a wi W, A I.O V I'll. « t i i : . Aiid-nrO d. Win II Audiwirl-d I a m i ullr. Audiiirlnl. j wboae <'ii 11-i in ii na ine In unknown I .Mary M Amli urlnl. \im.i |-' ,\ m { ill Iirlnl. I.iili|... M \ lldill Iliil. H || | limn II f*uwa ml iiml »if. .1 l ' iiwaml w1111-.i* i'IirlnlInn tiaim* hi UllkOinrii, A 8 .lire and wif. . ■liTry. ivliiui I'lirl.lliui nauii'j l» noli iiiiwii . in all |taMli-s i l.ilm , Ina liiti'ri .ts mull r l.vinaii I'lii-1p.......fined; jiml William ii. Allili'lf 1 ili'il. ill ri'iisi'it. or ill.u rwlsi'. In iiml In Itii' follow |nu ill si'i Hu d lands Mlt Ural I-. Mim ,u,d I" Inn In i|,, *'mi Illy iif Hi in Iii••I•• and Stall' of Klorlda inoro loirlli nlaily ilem rlli ' I'll IIS follows lo-W'll' Ili'Ullinlnir at lIn- HiMltliwi'sl I'm ' Mar of 11••1 Nnrlliw i's| qn.irti'r of | tile Nortliwi'st i^miri. r of Hi . t|..o ! Townsliln 2u H"iilli of Ifaiiui' i| CatHl. linn N'orili Mil - f,.i i,, , l"diil All 2 foil NonIII of l lio .Vorlh 'vest I'orner Ilf lid Noel lull. Town miI|i and ItanKo. lion lIi.•iii'i- Ka.i all 2 fl’I'l, Itllll IIll'll..' Noiiili ,1|| . •eel Itllll I III-III',. Hr, | reel, inoj. l or lean In ilio Kisl III..... I IIn- s , |.| ' North wi i giinrti'i ihe North went >Jn.i i tor ol mii.I Ho. Hon. Tow imlilii nnd ItilllHe, Itun tlionro Hmilll t'H 0 T*» W . A . I.ii% •’ l l . in i i w lfi» , -’ u i \ r l l , H’ I iiiim * r i i r l h i i d i i iii lu m i h i i ' i w t i , W in A 11•t • in i U r n n iit A. A u d r u r i f i l . W in <i A m i ri*-*! m u l t i l« w »f.A m i* tu w i n k ■ l *It r I nt l . i l i i t i i i n In n i i k i i o M « r Y M A m U n r i* ’ . | , A n n .i r vm i I l N l : I •#.••!»••• M A m i* I i r l n l , W i l l It l* n H riiin l n m l w lfti », • m l . w|»»M«t r i i r l n i h i n n n t n r i , lin t* W it. A H J •*r r y n in i w ||* — I * * ir v . w ln im * * I i r l n l I .in i n m , t i n *c !!••%% I I . m i l ..! • » ! im t I*v **r v III** h I i o v i - H.IIIM . | i|««f* n t | ,i n i 4 1 1%I t i t ; . m n l if « U l» *-r. m i> ,* r .i l l ••old I i I t l * i I*** d f .n l . 1 ** i l l it .ir r l n l m i i u ; I n t «*t••««( n n .|« -• t | M. f , , | | ln ;r c i r r i nt«*d d f f f lid .M it n . In-wit A l««> Vfll u n d vs i f . | •*11 , t I i u m 4Mir In i i m u iiiitn i* i« W in . t j A f id iim .d i: u [ ad. s S ir a hom o f fu ^r r o d fro n t th o m anu/acluror a n d Mvo fo u r p ro fits o n t h e lum b er, no Substitute for Results Advertising bates 19r a l i s t The Property for Discerning People SamnU . j'nnbU above learn Typ« Llnr Mf*',rlc,ed *° REAL Th* p“"- CVlH »• responsible L laeorrect insertion. Mi f,ir »al)se<iuent Fvj# office thould be ^ U i e l r In esse of li easier « t e m p le ! fo communicsb w ith them aM tn J. / J ik r s n r r r Dutch colonial with / f| ay ®— o K full celling* second ,,oor> n ’*—* iivin* rulU IU tSvA.-JA dlnlr g n»,ni. kit ***»■ - k m l * * t li* n r Jb c d ru o n u , lu t f i Pricm Includes all lumber cut to lit, highest grade Interior woodwork, siding flooring, windows, doors, glass, paint hardware, nails, lath, roofing, will complete Instructions and drawings F re ig h t paid to your station. Per manent homes — NOT PORTABLE Man> styles to choose from. Writ* to d a y for FREE M o n e y .S a v in s f'a.allu e .No. lam*. T h o A la d d in C o . Wllraliaelaa ■**C*]r, Mfcfc. - Pwtltad, On * - TMMta Oat Bungalow with 5 * Z ma n,”‘ b,a th- Locntcd on des.rahle corner in Sanford Heights. ri t. t0h w '“{ricul tru \Vant t,Ch ad ami dis on request. nV .h i Ll' r-n con>e" lencM- Sacrifice at m f,,r il- Inquire at n,> ls t National Hank Illdg. fjpresentatlve thort in a n d m e t a l 1 ads have the \\ ~ culntton m Southwestern r •• Kite 8c ft” w o rk SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere B olt- Nippev Formerly Sanford Sign Shop Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. F irst Street. pr h [N ovj estae Fo nv/ flmtly been hilled THIS 13 DIRECTORY ous came to visit me. They stnyed a whole week. "When I last saw them they were both under ten years of age. Now one is 67 and the other is 61. "Their mother is well, they sny. Ami I? Well. I have no tegrets. I have seen my two babies again." The daughters are Mrs. Ella lx.*c Pinson ami Mrs. J. M. Horn. Pinkaril's former wife is now Mrs. C. G. F'linore. It flare ttllkla easy |t people of Sanford t to nftrn needed, j llat when a i r apeI la required. It la lilpkabetleallr fo r MAINE — Sentinel. People are JAMFIS n . COWAN—All kinds property, of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. the Sentinel W ater and Bont Tanks. At Oak plication. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. A LITTLE TTANT AD HERALD will bring y0 Building: Material ri’mlts. Advertise those tides you have stored a MIRACLE Concrete Co, general nave no use for. A little cement work, sidewalks, build­ ??tl i,,‘ n « y b ,ing you , ing blocks, irrigation boxee. J. B. dollars. Phone 118 Terwllleger, Prop. tentative will call and see FLORIDA Orlando ........ . largest classi|'<u business, rate lc a word, min­ imuni - Io cash with order. Lumber and Building Material FOR SALE: orange grove C arter Lumber Company MORNING JOURNAL is the right in Panin. West Third Street Phone 505 TIIK accepted want ad medium in 765, Sanford. ' \t" " a .(Fla.) One cent a word -in insertion. .Minimum 25c. HILL LUMBER CO. Housa Service, Quality and Price. kwr. DAVID B. HYER » T H i a x i T V .: « FIRST—LOCATION—Surrounded l»y the city’s finest residential section and iin the heart of Sanford on the Dixie Highway SECOND—ACCESSIBILITY—Only two or three minutes to all schools, churches and business sections. IHIRI) IMPROVEMENTS —All streets have been paved (with asphalt), sidewalks have been laid, all utilities, water, gas, sewers, lights, etc., have been installed and the con­ tract has been awarded for the installation of a residential white way (the first in Santord). Artistic landscape planting is now in progress. Sanford, Florida Orlando, Plarldn II A R I I K f t MHJRIII—PRICES—1The prices of our lots are low-W e invite you to compare our prices >wth those ot surrounding properties. SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. » Firat Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children .1. CAFE In Service and Qua] !rtet and Park Ave- G STORE — Pre -Zi. Sodas. Wi '(a a* y«ur phone. ELECTRIC CO. P Gillon & Platt 1 L’erythintf decf LU. Electratfith AND 18LPPLIE3 C 1 Fir« Elm, 9 10th Street. J 1 i:'° 0:11 Ui- tots will he advance 10 to 20 percent on August ISt /A <5.0O D OMS _____ ON Y O U Li Y £ 5 ( I T ' S A C O D 'D C>M<2 3 6 T re > R U - C O K / N 'Q T H A N ) T H O O N C O N Y O U 1! .------— For Rent ALOW I lull <e FOR RENT: 2 room furnished apartment, il hildreti welcome, Phone 712 |>otwcen 6 ami 7. n” i...................... Malaria, Chills and I Dengue or Ililiou.s Fever. It kllla the iceruia. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FOlrK LOTS, CLOSE TO NEW $50,000 LAUN DI*'- e a s t e r n EXPOSURE. SIZE 221 FI’. HY 151 FT. a o t'T III.A N II P A IN T Til# Paint That Ha>ea T o s Money. Price $8000 Manufactured by ■ keraun-l.ladalrr Palaf Cc, Hold by I.USSINf) PAINT COMPANT IIS TERMS. Staanalla Are. Phnae 27S Seminole Business Exchange Earle T. Field We Offer Phone 8 e ra Im prove menta ........... Th oroughly H'Teeneil FLORIST" r yf 0fc4*/on». !_' Cont 260- \V Ocean View Hotel Mr*, t;. "YEU i, thr Vrnr llali-s; Open IS.oil All per dav Ity tho Wool, 125.00 , outlie; 115.00 single. COHO.V a D o J. Ciiala. Mgr. BK’ ACII. K L O IU D A I J- H. HUTCHINSON < Bldg. Florid* RG CORPORATION F'irst Street Phone 71.1 Tam pa. ADVF.RIISING gets results if reaches potential buyers. I latka Daily News is circulated an industrial and agricultural s tiun. tf Y, X TH O uS Y O U S / \ l T 5 Y O U 'P N C V C R W C 2 A R /s. ’S T R A l U { -M T , f-M R-* H A | ? -------T H A T '2 * r^ L ___ ~ FDR RENT: Two • fcood location. east on corner of ° 14- Mn‘r,,0,ia Av“ Hue ami Katev f o r RENT 221-K. First Street, Opposite Pastoffice tract ively luins, Iitivnrian and Japanese ADVERTISE ini the Journal-Tierroom aparti aid. South G curgia’s greatest China ntake • lovely Rifts newspaper. .Moin,ing, afternoon, PRICE $7500. ONLY $500 CASH Light house keeping O A L fK weekly and Su Classified J he Ball Hardware rates 10c per line••'"lay.aycross sleeping rooms. 100!) -n v ..i.. r Jour$L;>U Values for ...........$ 1 .00 IO REACH BUYERS or salleri of nai-Ilerald, Wiuyeroas, Georgia. 75c VulucH f o r ........ -jOc Florida real estnto advertise la the St. Petersburg Time*. One cent ING TRIBUNE— DEAN'BERG CORPORATION Etc. _____Automobiles 202 First Street G. TAYLOR DYER \V. H. LONG Send in your subscription to the I cent a word daily, two cents a word As L our A s They l.ast Phone 711 DEI’ENDAULE I SElTtV Tribune or hand it to your local Sundays. “A Greater Sanford Through I " - I Dodge Touring. 51 EAT 5LARKET dealer so you can read Florida’s Fnlntlnjf—Dccoratinu H»25 Dodge Coupe. A Greater Chamber of greatest newspaper. One year. PHONE 303 H2.I Dodge Coupe. Commerce” ■HO Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, $8.00, 0 months, >1 03, three months 1122 Dodge Touring, $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ I'.i2.1 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ance policy add 7oc to your order. RINK’S FILLING Truck. DO YOU WA NT TO BUY or sell i I'*2I Dodge Screen 1-2 ton " STATION anything? if >o advertise in ‘ I. W . F h illi|is ' Sons H. A. SPEIR 1113 Sanford Av c. Sanford, Fla he Gainesville Sun. , Dodge Hroa. Sales and Ser 1 "one 3 Oak an.I 2i Contractor and Builder We recommend (he following DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — ns Ihe three lies! money-mak­ Pensacola is beginning the |90-M — Phono — 490-M greatest development in Georgia’s ers In our office ut this time: history; a half million dollar high­ 2108 PALMETTO AYR. way to the gulf beach just finish­ h ea l esta ti INSURANCE Business Sites ed; at two million dollar bridge across Fisenmbia Hay started; on Celery Avenue just Apartment House Sites Everything quarter million dollar opera house off Sanford Ave. under construction; two millions Water Fronts For the Sportsman being spent on highway; greatest $10. per foot chance for live developers to get At in on ground floor. Writo Devel­ Very coay terma. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ Ball Hardware cola News. bl» H(in„|.h Hnnanlntv. i ro n Hutu O SERVICE Day leeta all trains. RagPhone 551 and C3-W Chinawnre in English Force- ire nnd Quality tcigns IA C A F E ffle House ilcr. 105 W. 1st . la n prearrlptlan fur i’AI.M BEACH COUNTY - Thlscene of stupendous devclop5J0Mt* *u’n(1 “ bout it in the Pulm ttcach I ost. Sample copy sent on HILTON’S , & SONS Drive It. . . I 2nd St. at It. R IN D U S T R IE S THAT B U ilT llllIK . ««IlfI tn IIIu nil iiimI I ii • f 11• .I •if Ilo*« Building l.ES FOR RENT T IM E S . . i la. thousands read the clas:jf,,1'i »“ KC* «,f Florida's Great I ""u Daily, rates 2 cents a word. .Iininiuni -5c, cash with order. » n te for complete rate card. Memb«r A. t 4 I — M ultigraphing, d m ailing—as you len you wnnt it. II. FL Porch, F irs t ik Bldg. WHO BUILT THE T A M | 1A ~ I ‘ A I I . Y ARCHITECT Directory W E BUILT FOR THE H A N . Two corners. Will together for $5500, separately, Corners lots $1,350, Terms chaser. LAI)V REPRESENTATIVE wnnevery town In the State of r londn to handle exclusive sale of quick selling article direct to women. Saleswomen in other states without experience making easily SIO per week. Here’s an opportun­ ity to make big money nnd work in your own town. Gottesmnn & UREL AYE. oC., 105 1-2 8 Pryor St., Atlanta, sell nil four Or will sell $1,500, inside Rooms For Rent to suit pur- THREE LOTS IN ROSE COURT FOR RENT—Rooma with or withRca8onabI° rates, 75x110. rPriced . for quick sale at $ 1,110 each-I. Terms $110 cash, $110 In .10 daay*, $110 in 60 days, $60 brunt bedroom in 00 diays, balance paynblo $60 at Milan* Theatre or 321 quarterly>*• H not sold today the nolia Avenue. r.: i> room house nenrly above price will advance. *1 on .1 acres very rich *"9?. Furnished bed d under high state of NEW STUCCO DUNGALOW 511 Park Avc. • -6,000 seedling trees jiust finished, faces east, nnd is i* budded, electric lights, ,')C*t residential section of FOR RENT: F’urnished rooms nr plant for cooking. Out- - a nl;le ford. $500 cash will handle, _ garage. Apply 810 Park Ave, garage. This plnco has i flooded, lies close to city "f th‘‘ 1x181 l,uilt homes in the FOR RENT: Attractively furnisl >tion. Price $8,000.00. ed rooms for one or two; non orms. Owner entering the wnter, 571-J. . ONE ROSE COURT LOT less. J. I|. Hutchinson, with 150 feet frontage. If sold (thin the next few days owner sell for $1700. $100 cash, $270 jn .Ml days. Halnnce $00 every thnv months. If interested you must act quick on this one. > REA( H the prosperous farm and fern growers of Volus county advertise in the DeLam ' V News, rate lc per won! , \ uv. gi of F l o r i d a since ttefernnees; ■' Irst National Bank. Ilulld (h it yourself. Our UntnirtHsMci. rm iN» iisp, ft**(Q'u.luatiiM FOR SALE ?hJI0 T x<L nia-Xenia M«*»Gnz >' through the way. .prrnTUF.in BO Y __ WANTED TO RENT: Five or six room house with gas, water and lights. S. W. Uradford. AHOUT Polk f nd, through t ESTATE E. SPURLING, su: specialist. Subdivision lando, Florida, and Heights, Florida on Dix O H o ' — 1 <2 v i s fd A S T k C 0 1 .1 5 -A S T R A W H A T . LARGE CORNER LOT ' VEnpM>vr’“ r K® 00P—Frintini Engraving, 'pEmbossing, See u first We do it. Phone 417-W d iu m ln S o u lh *F,’rida’1 mornings. STAR-TELl K. « . Ave.-Commerclal St. Lakeland, Florida. A rstes »f» ----------- k trV'r>i' P * ‘l»o for first |M rs, C.G.Elmorft 0n th° . F1« S » reoueit C°Py “nd ra" card t t a line —— i t a line Wanted WANTED: From five ___ to 10 ncrcs unimproved lnml within radius of three miles of city. II. care The Herald. * . St ■ Husidont loom*. klUtiin, njlh. Four otbri tbowii In Fire Citjl.ni For Sale one of the most rupidlv l(aui«>r tow m i l l w o r k , h a r d w a r e a n d la b o r . Living rootn.dln tng room, 2 bul For Sale Cash In Advance ew Home Mu \V. Third SI. You can buy a ll tho & one 1148 g Dally ' i o n Iia oil It. I»• I*’II•I«4III 1. i M ill.Ml PAGE NINB It K A I. K S T A T t! A crea ge. Farm s and f)rar a Special! y ,I , l a . o Laurel Avenue, n ^ V .- f i.e HANKoaD' * 1' lorlsta Association. AUGUSTA CHRONICLF gusta, Ga., Augusta’s classified medium, rate, charge. Hie minimum. r io o r a . III.,| lo i I Ii, |,,t poncrMo Ii 1 x 1 7 1, *' fm K .m t c r t i ..Minn 111111,1,1, K n i , h.iriiu oil I'let'iitlon.illy , I, IIIIS Hl\ I. Iliinanlwtv, h,t , ,'Me,l | mii , h, i,o t I'UV 1|( . MORGANTOWN, W. VA., are interested in F’lorida. of them through a clnssif in the Morgantown POST cents a word for six consi issues. »0 foot lot on F’ark Avenue Very desirably located. n * e lliM.ni lin ,.|||„K |„ ..... . nelghll.irlln AM of in, so Places can lie pur, has,,I llicli r,M|,t'ctlve ilasses are • xcellenl l„!y THE ri.ARKSBl.'RG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia's largcat daily. Want ml rate 1 |- 2e {icr word; 1 insertion* 1 1--4c; 6 or more lc per word each insertion Considerably below market Value A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia at Second 211 E. FIRST ST. nave you room1* io rent or some second hand furniture to sell ? j Use The Herald's classified page and get results. W. It. SMITH, MGR Phone 48 |»roplr. I.r|'« r ntiiiiMuiill) • LOANS Rose Court Lot No. 79 INVESTMENTS Terms, FATHER L O O k. O O T F-o e ^ U f^ N tlT o K t • I M .CiH T C ^ ,AvT C h IT W IT rvw f E E T r- H O N a/ M O V r * T E L L T O O MC TO ——\ bM O K U n o t m a ,m k ** I JU G T CAMri FR.Q1M o c < n :. T im . P N t t U O R ? ------- •C t O O D T « l l OMC.C. W I T l ) O U T H t y T i h V rnf • T W O U L D Q E a, ^ O v t ^ u T T . ’ ,_____ _ me M7 Acres on Sanford Avenue $800.00 per acre lonff Terms SALES AGENTS II. S. LONG, Mgr venue Phone 7 2 0 Sanford, © 1925 o r b „ 1 Sriwicc. Inc., , C re st H ritain t q h t i t t t t t w -t Rooms 9-10-1I Ball Bid* Phone 657. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a6dde7736b196a2b89d149b02f0295be.pdf 9dc7e41babe7fd1a8739396bc41538b2 PDF Text Text TC I W- ' T i • .iii.i'..* YOUR NEWSPAPER \ Florida’s Heart,' ^ . . f o r e a t c s t Vegetable '•ill? m Riebest Cnrilcn Land *: • isWEATTIBK FOR F1.0RI “ 1/wai thundershower* Frida) and Saturday, moderate »ouUr~“** • winds. Y . • :tion, H3 JM N X V * A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S S A N F O R fi, F L O R ID A , Struts NUMBER 31L ANDREWS PICKS ^ a m e B e tw ee n T a m p a A n d CIVIC CHAMBER Large Sanford T h row n O u t W h e n M an ager M o o r e P r o t e s t s HEARS REPORT Homes Being Bi of McFarland Permits Show Local Cltili Leader Declares' T om pa Is Using Ineligible ! Players and Acting Presi­ Than Hundred Added dent Upholds Ills Protest Andrews in Effort To Slop Activity of Rummers Yesterday’s Game On The Canadian Itordcr Immoner At CapiThis Aftw"oon PRICE FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925. 187-Acre Tract Near Sanford Is Sold To Pennsylvania Man To He Played Again 1 ’ *■*> Director of Campaign Tells l)f Progress Thus Far In ‘Great ForwardMovement’; Urges Support of Everyone FOREIGN POLICY 3* RECEIVES PRAISE' issr .r c m i Teams Practically ,m Completed Today OF W. R. CASTLEI,0 ,tr increase In Seven Trade Hotly Hears Discussion School of Politics Hears A Months Is Large Defense of American Stand on inennif Tax L Deferred Toward Other Nations; Not Purchase by 11. C,. Ohmit, Pennsylvania cnpitijliny; of a Sanford Pilot Also Plans T o ' 187-ncrco tract lying south­ Protest Games With Lake­ west of Snnford Grove, was an­ today by R. J. Holly, land and St. Petersburg nounced Jr„ who negotiated the trainDry Enforcement Head Goes action. The purchase price is ,dy About Task With Renewed TAMPA, duly :t 1.— Upholding said to he between $125,000 and t protest uf Manager Moore, of $150,000. The property was Determination of Winning the Real Estate Payments the Sanford team, Uny Pamioly, _ Arc L o w ered In bought from .1. D. Ilrice, of this In Favor Recoi»ni/inuSoviet Total of Building Peracting president of the Florida .... r, \V \ tillf Vtf’TfiV t. . . .......* hi mu fiumuu city. Members of the Chamber of fibutc to Memory .Mr, Ohmit, it is ntinounced, Commerce and their guests listen­ mils Thus Far Is Wit.I IAMSTOWN, Mass., July plans the expenditure of bc- ed with murh interest r.l the week­ .'It.—The foreign policy of the the snapicst negro bnmi in Omaha. I treasury Thursday began repairing noon between Tampa and tf.mfcrd Noted Statesman has Way Ahead Of 1924 tween $75,000 and $100,000 m ly luncheon at the Seminole Cafe country came prominently before just a little more strut in his the fences against smugglers along off and it will in; played over. the development of the tract today to a number of talk* and tho Institute of Politics Thursday, marching now than ever before, j the northern border of »he United When Pitcher holey went to the into subdivision property. The reports relative to the outlook and with a State Department represen­ jh in g t o n . July J i.— why" With the issuance of build­ ’Veil, his band has eon- States. As a first step ho authors- mound in the fifth inning Mana­ (above the little brick tracted to play for u parade of the • d the appointment nf more than ger Moore, of the Sanford team, development is to gel under prospects of the lug membership tative its proponent and a promi­ ing penults at the office of way within a short time, it is campaign now in progress. nent historian its comentator. Tho City Clerk L. R. I’hilips durb mourning relatives Ku Klux Ivlnn, who will march in loo additional customs inspector: then notified the official scorer understood. Am regalia, w ith hoods and every- t • ),c assigned between the Atlun- that he filed a protest on the game former, William K. Castle, chief As the first s|ienker, 1». II. Mc­ riends gathered today to thing. Mr. Ohmit linn already ntado Farland. director of the campaign of the Western F.uropcnn division, i»K July for thc erection of a ' . • ’ic seaboard and .Western line of mid would continue to piny under Iheir last farewell to —------------------------------------------ — 1 N'-,rth Dakota. heavy investments elsewhere Ifor the trade hotly and vice-presi­ declared that the United States large number new home:) and that protest. The Sanford man­ but this is hi* first purchase dent of the American City Iturcau, was determined upon the funding residences in Sanfnrd, con­ mJennings Bryan, flags A T J A M t1 n r Convinced that the federal gov- ager based his protest on the stnt'in Sanford, lie contemplates gave a detailed -eport of the or of all foreign war debts and was struction in this city mounted red at half staff from r i J I J l l l l A I U \ N 1 } r "rnn,enl is losing from ten to fif- ment that Foley is playing under further investments here in the ganiintion that is being perfected no Khylock. Recognition of the 1 v u m / t l l i u n t j H a I teen million dollars annually in an assumed name und also has to a total of $ 1 0 9 ,0 3 8 for the rcat government Build* near future. .... ..... active . . . . . . . part ....... of the earn ....... Soviet government of Russia, Mr. for the played in u league higher than V A r » U T / P I I JO A D P venue as a result of customs evamark the nation’s paign which will begin next Tucs- Castle rejected on the ground that month, an increase over July Ci i,|n , 1*ho awiMunt secretary has Class C. He also said that three day morning. | tho government was linked with of 1924 of $40 ,7 0 9 or approx­ tribute to the Com­ I other players on the Tampa team about the development of a Ho declared that so fnr ns he I tho third intcmntionale and has imately 75 per cent. program with which lie hopes to had the same status. According Construction in Snnford during could see the work accomplished carried on world wide destructive ilrnopinjr colors fP"kc« of the combat the smuggler* of merchan­ to Moore, Sneed, Hickey and Swan­ the first seven months of this year son are not using their right names thu* far indicated that Snnford propaganda. d he had jriren to the flag dise, live stock, dairy and other Prof. A. C. Coolidgc, of Harvard tolnls $872,82$ ns compared with will go over the top in "big fash­ ....... „„ licr, lUtrawn and lnglslafaun product* as well as liiiunr, "lid that they also are class hum. ion" next week. With the three University, followed Mr. Castle at S311,807 for thc same period in V. ’,(ij<r7in religious • | rc- Specifications and Hlueprinlv narcotics and aliens. Orders auth- Be also charged that Allen, Il"dweeks of preparatory work prac­ an open conference on Americas 11)21. This is ix gain nf $558,021 .. their J in ih rrhurrh and a' the the increase* in personnel 1gins ami t obli were using Are in Hands of Loral (Yu- oii/.ing tically completed and the teams foreign policy. It was easy to un- or over 177 per cent, according to In Arlington this afternoon went out tonight and many of the right name . but have played in a tractors; Const met ion (if Mi'U will lie put to work before ( lass II league or higher. for active work almost complete, derstnnd European enimity toward the compilation. tytd lorrcmmt his valorous The Inrge volume of mid-sum­ Rule* Game Out h<» said, prospects are very bright America, he said, and there wn* Whip in public and privCllitiltouse to Hegin Smut Monday. When notification of the protest More Than 25,000 Feet Sturm for this city to act a mark which much excuse for resentiment nt mer construction is pointed out by [tfliie gospel of truth and Ilerlinr* to (’omment. new Immigration policy, and ninny ns a certain indication of ill towards men. anil Sanitary Sewer Pipe will arouse the Jealousy of many her In nn appeal today Major .t, I:.; Further than to dUcl'i.ie the mtm- wa* made by the scorer to Mr. her “turning her hack" on the the city’s rapid growth and de­ I’nrmoly, the league head imme­ many Florida cities which have Installed by Cily at Cost been successful in similar cam­ League of Nations, and her exclu­ velopment. With a Inrge part of Emory of tlm Sanford Yacht Club ber of men t" I"1 added to the bor­ Ifll.VbTO?;, July HI.—Close asked that those person* who b*v- der patrol, Mr. Vmlc'-ws decliimd diately made his ruling and threw Of Approximately $10,0(10 paigns. sion of Japan. tho total of permits issued being to talk about detail of the opera­ out the game, lie sniu that he had efpit before which he worGreat Problem. for the erection of residences it investigated the records of the Mr. McFarland urged that every signified their intention of hei'iimtion. f in the brief years of his The government’s great prob­ “Do not get the idea," he said, four men first mentioned and that! Through figures ninth’ public by citizen get behind the movement lem, according to Mr. Castle, wa* is declared that tho growth of San­ life in Washington, Wil- ing members of the organization, ford is becoming more substantial he Imd found tin y were sent t*» « ity Manager W. II. Williams fsing Rryan lay Inst night send in their itiilintion fee* ,u on-' “that this job of guarding against Tampa undt r eptmn from a Class Thursday it wa* shown that dur- and hack it to Ida utmost, even if distinguish, apparent nml tempo­ than ever. Iin th.* calm dignity of the because more fund* are inidc.l to niuggling is cniu-rned only with I: team nml that they were playing j,,g the first six months of this it becomes necessary for him to rary intercuts from real nml per­ July permits were $57,018 great­ rp into which he slipped complete final work on the club liquor, Thai would b a wrong in*. under assumed names, lie also year nml the early part of July, neglect Ids business for a short manent ones. It policy wns idcdg- er than thc total for the preced­ time each day during the week. I pn sinii, for wliil" the "atrol* will aid that lie had found that Cobh _»i;,||0 ftet ,,f n,.w .ewers have ftly nt the close of his lat.t house proper. The enmiuiign is tlm biggest thing cd to helpfulness toward Europe ing month. This is an increase for ittmicnaurrahly strengthen our cf had ill. •» playci| in a ('lass II leain far away Dayton, Snnford has ever attempted, he a s­ without impertinent interference, tho 30-day period of approximateb en installed and put into service Major Emory said that tie foun­ fort.i to curb liqii'ir running they wa* a grent peace in the entangle­ |y 159 per cent. It is expected that gee, bill wttt u.tiit^ hiu right naniv. in this city nt a cost of aporoxl- serted. and on its success depends co-operation without dation work which consist: mainly will pay their cost evcrnl tim e Alb ii and litnlgiiit have l>een with km which thousands looked ments avoidance of promises which permits will be Issued during Aug­ the effort that each and every in­ niately $-'l'J,tl55. The sewer pipes of pilings capped and hulled to­ over in forcing payineiil of tarilf the te mi since tii" first of the acti­ In reverent silence us th" rang'* from four inches to four dividual citizen of this community cannot be fulfilled, and tho scrup­ ust fur tho erection of a $150,000 of gr-at and liltlc- folk, gether with 8 hy 10 inch stringer dutii on many shipments aero i on and lluir btntu* has not been and one-half feet in diameter and, puts into it with the co-operation ulous fulfillment of engagements arcade building, n $150 000 apart­ was completed today so that work the morder that now inv nothing." denied. >do him honor, moved V,o\vof foreign debt* he said in part: ment house and Seminole county'* if placed end to end would extend of till, I', i the present plan to take | through the quiet chmrvj on thu cluh room* may begin -il "The American government in­ new $75,000 Jail, which will x.drH ^ The new rules adopted % t n Judge E. \ \ Wousholder, chair­ a iljaiAmc of l<) miles and It) fret | up villiin a :* tt tl« |;'tla-tiH |tli meeting oi the directors of the lon­ »hr«n ivy.<j. lining w L u.iii” M e u sists that llicso debts be formally thu total for the first eight month* man of the executive committee ■III* I* only cm* a •''III.Ill ................ . This small I'.lll part III of lllf....... tin him lit life, who had crVu Sj^dficationa and blueprints are, Iion .Jong the Montana and Wash- gue in l.akeland two weeks ago recognized through the negotia­ of the yenr past the million mark his great moments, plead- now in tilt* liands o f several San-j ington frontier where the eustmus allow a team to carry five class program for the extension of San- f,,i> ‘he campaign, also spoke in tion of funding arrangements. K nml prehnhly eclipse the highest ford’s sewerage system which wa* j behalf of the great forward causes he championed with ford contractors, im isd , T i i , , lie ,,, said , 1,1 and I ‘ hid -' , in is mn ir heretofore ii. . . . . . . . . . have ...v he* n men, hut by Init [he ihe charge as us upheld hy movement” that is now under way believes this will leud toward sta­ mark of this yenr thus far which Inml eloquence that in given ,en on Uio building will he : ..hnntted, whfa-ly s- sttnml awl 'lie smug Mr |.armi,|y is , hul l a, hnr made possible through a hurnl i and urged that every citizen of bility, since a nation, like a man, was $139,130 during April when sue which wm voted Inst summer, |i’ii to invoke. by them during the next few d.i . gliag of rattle and supplies f«.r, M.V( ,Nl, investigaiion w„, deem. Sanford nml especially the mem­ is far more willing to work ef­ tho permit was issued for thc con* fie it recall'd that death had {Conditions are such that coii. 'rn .- ranc'v r: i admitted to he sen u ed necessary hy Mr. Parmely as ho many miles of sewers were install-1ber: of the ('hnmher of Commerce fectively and honestly when the striiction of the Hotel Furrest ed uu'l put into service during the ! kl with softening hand tin tion of tho building will login \ttenliufi also will be given tii" said that he luiil already satisfied give nil that is in them toward lull extent of obligations is known ljike. |r, rugged features; had within ltt days, he believe*. Me ie 'i Isirder as soon as Mr. An himself that the charge was justl- Iasi few month' of t'.»2l an l Mr. the success of the eumtmign. and admitted and a possible meth­ Tabulated figure* for the first Williams point* out that the la;,•d away lines on the wide Fiir this reason Mr. Emory, a- drew, uid hi* advisers can go over 11. it. Tins ruling will make it ncc- ing of sewers will continu • at as | F. I \ Forster, president of the od of payment ha* been devised. seven months of 1921 and 1925 id etched by the crowding the head of the organization, i the prol.I'UiiH to Iw met tliel”. i ss.iry for yesterday’s game to he fast a rate a* possible during the First Nntional Rank was nlso call­ Thorn ure many who believe that follow: krd the more than Hire" lic­ especially anxious to have ail Report Sent Andrews $10,777 $ 75,275 played over and Tampa'.- victory ed upon for a short talk, lie furth­ n large measure of the blame for Jan........... it f - i <de:;.i warfare for the membership fees turned over to I'.ipoit of conditions, in detail, doe* not affect the standing uf remainder of this year in order er ur'*"d that the member* of tho the chaotic economic conditions in Fell. 0,785 41,140 to properly supply the f: :l glow ­ post-war March preached in religion and .Secretary W. E. White at once. Al- have been ent. to Mr. Andrew*, at th" two cluh* involved. 39,315 70,890 trade body get behind the cam ­ Germany during tho ing suburban ectiotls. 25.8II 439,130 .Manager Moore also said that paign and do their liest in helping years was due to the fact that .April ......... leady a large percentage of th l,i* n-qiie >. by all of the cu. toms Ill addition to the ranny miles to make it the nuud successful of Germany had no idea of tho total / fviny | I’lildir Is Admitted 58,575 08,535 fund* for the erection of the dun J mil l..r;, lie also has made a per- lie had evidence enough to back up . ini. the night the diureli house ha.i lieen collected and the .-•on.d iii'ipvction <»f conditions a protest against both th" Lake­ of new water mains which have any movement of the kind every hill which must he paid. When tho June 78.205 42,020 Dawes plan Hindu this clear and July iml open that all who remaining pint is now being wherevc In. could. The needs were land and St. Petersburg club* mid been laid in connection with the staged here. .... 82,329 100,038 . knight cunie to stand a inn- sought. nhserved and the collector.*’ ....... that lie would play the next game new municipal waterworks system, Dr. Alexander Karr, chicutinnnl also indicated n possible method of menilati mi* eonsklered together scheduled with either uf them un­ it was recalled by the cily mana­ director of the eumiuiign, in hi* paymenti icoiulllions immediately “id" the bier. A<'ain today $872,823 $311,807 Totals It was learned from Mr. Emory with a view to buildin>r a h..rder der protest, (,'luire Henley, presi­ ger that 20 carloads of new . rii'g family shared their There were 72 permits in all is­ turn did not m a k e nil address hut improved. The funding of th" that lie hu* recently received word j patrol lli.it would dovetail in with dent of tile l^ikelatul Gluh, wa* not iron pipe and 50 fire hydrant* h'tv said:: ‘Turn all of tho enthusiasm Hritish debts to America was one suer in July the largest of which »ith the public until the R4cs fur the last journey from several boat contractors mid j the re "i•'.'mixed inland prohibition reached last night hut he hud tat- been ordered so that wn'er al-u and ’hot nir’ that hu* Ix-en iiromt- of tho very important atop* in the W1I5 $11,000 for the construction i'il to the writer recently that the mav extend into many ii.'v cub- d and prompted hy the movement Hritish return lo the gold stand­ of a residence fnr Harry T. Hod| Piyc that await i the coni- builders to the effect they will vis-! cnforci an nt mnehine. it Sanford in the near future lo | well in Dreamwold and one was j *8 littk hillside across confer with him in regard to the i 11 wa- laid also today that a cluh would live up to the rule* fur division*. during the past three week* into ard." The United States cannot !>*•- for $25 for repairs. Thc Inrgcr per­ Of the elver* installed the.' ia Arlington natioiin! building and purchasing of boats htidget improvement lommitte" the rest o f the season. President ' Id cash and nut the thing over come n party lo the European se­ mits issued for thc construction of Iliad examined customs conditions Ll.irke Scivitar, of St. Petersburg, Were 7.0111.2 feet of 12 i 'eh pipe big for Sanford." Fh of various types by residents o. , ,,.r nml hn,| recomrnem made the statement over the tele­ 0,007.2 f e e t of I'ighl-itU'h (lipe, IL G. Davey, whom ha* just re- curity pact, Mr. Castle asserted, residences wore: J. O. I.aing, $3,­ *** nothing of pomp or this city as well as non-resident '"J u, , ed additional personnel, hut budget phone last night that his cluh wan 17(1.5 feet of |K inch p in e 1.0 >n '.Mined to Sanford after sc•vend hut it cun study and criticize or 500; Fred Hall $1,500. W. C. Meml •fittnriny about the scene • fficii.l. d'flined to discuss their living up to the rules in every re­ feet of 10 inch pipe, 1,150 f e t >f week* *ix*nt in northern and oust applaud the plans of a nation of ? ir ’(1(, ^ \ \ ottor $2,000, S. O. Ilittle rat brick church that members. The Sanford Yacht Club lias al­ investigation. Some official* snid.lspect and that any team hi the 30 inch |ii|H\ 1,110 feet of ix inch IMP Mutes, told of the interest be­ ! Europe to live in pence. As to .shi„|,0lSc r $1,000. Volin Williams P ' survive 1 the crowding Mr„# north» Handel $5,000, pvn a Kr„winif city. ready become well known through­ however, that the committee had League could protest all the guinea pipe, |o feet of pipe 1.5 f<< ' in ing h ,vs 11 in 1 lornia by tho peo­ hums hy bankers, the government out Florida and is rapidly licconi- lei oine convinced that revenue they wanted to us lie had nothing diameter, 'J7'J.5 feet of la in- li ple of Other slates. If a person was willing that these should he R. C. Cobb $5,393, E. C. Harper it; l i 1!^ "f tho ca*sure of made for constructive purposes, $1,000, Mrs. M. K. Whittle $3,­ I , 'V cl • ;■gainst the ing known in many different parts |,,, ... from smuggling were great to fear. He said he was within pipe, 255 feet of four inch pipe In tho aortli waul *" be declared, j hut not for building up nrmnnient. 500, and II. II. McCall $10,000. 1 '.n Ik* thanrel, the mo- of the entire union, he said. The er lb.in the estimate U‘c«u*c "f the salary limit, had only tw>> <las* and I5*> feet of pipe of which tlie a hearing anywhere. In men on the team, George block size was not specified in report. II he haw l'» do it to reveal that A loan to Russia was against pub­ ordering of a nuinhcr of boat.* < * y lack ..f jiimroprintlons for the cm a'.'. ,'er< 'A *n army com* lic policy, and likewise recogni­ and Jake Mcssncr and that lie ha* A total of 2K manholes were con­ ( fTuitinui'd on i’age I lin e ) ■ -j" •'I’-tnnh v ji kept conse- tho various members of the cluh turn* service. tion of the Soviet regime wns not Seaboard’s Bond Issue only fourteen men on his t" t«r. will give an additional amount of structed in conjunction with the v,*'> thu continued to he considered. Manager Moore did not -iy on laying of the pipe and a considerpublicity to Sanford which will lx Lr h»'l dosed out the or 25 Million Raised (Continued on I’agu Three) very valuable, lie believes. | able amount of other sewerage J. . to | work wa* done by the department. Knights Templar Will NEW YORK, July 31.—Appro*, Those who are desirous of I * of another day. It has been declared that with curing boats are requested to see imntcly $25,000,000 for tho expen­ West Florida Cities rkiiTn* ,ho Brat Help College Students sion the completion of thc present sew­ L"? floral Mwim lhllt haii Air. Emory at their earliest con­ of the Seaboard Air Line Rail­ projects in this city, Sanford Strong1 For Publicity erage nf I1,**' w;*a a great venience so that arrangements can way in Florida wax mixed today will be one of the healtInert cities SEATTLE, Witsh., July 31—Thu through the sale of 10-year first ' Y, r ' orchids he made to present their wants to in this respect in the state of Flor­ *• »rd bon- the curd of th- tho boat builders when they urrive NORFOLK, Va.. July 31.— Ma­ Thlfty-Mixlli annual conclave of mortgage, six per cent bonds of PENSACOLA, July 31. Whnt ida. TAMI’A. July 31.—“They have tha Knights Templar, today vot­ UteAho casket in this city. i* said to lx* the largest regional in livers which have kept the di­ ed to continue mi educational pro­ the Seaboard all Florida Rnilway, |,i j* ' n the \ ivi•I colora new subsidiary which will con­ Preliminary plans are now be­ started it: I’ll finish it," was the and municipal newspaper advciUs­ of Lady Grace Esmc ing fund in the history of Flor­ Californian To Lead rigible Shenandoah and battleship gram hy which hoys and girli are trol 188 ndles of road operating f,a'* « ,u - ing formulated for designing a sail dcclaratori Texas ill vicinity »f Virginia capes loaned money to aid them through through the Seminole Stute under * Dinl; ro.^rliufls, hot bout of u class that will ho used Mac-Kenzif Thursday morning ida hu* been raised by eitic and Search for Tailed Men of the time during the past week college regardless of relationship plan* announced today hy S. Da­ mans 11() inaugurate a regatta here dur­ r r‘,m? l*"‘ dead shortly af‘er she learned that a counties along the west coast of to members of the order. The ma­ were ended Thursday with demon­ jority of the knights attended a vies Warfield, president of the K«»h Mook- ing tho winter, ho said. It is Imp­ report h.nl rcnchcd hero that i.he l-Toridn. Cities and counties repre­ LOS ANGELES. July 3 1 . - | ed nlso to have n number of powoi sented hy 22 civic bodies, such ns strations in Lynhnvcn Ronds, just reception Inst night for Joseph K. road. I’rilrp „f pfac?« --- . The new lines, including exten­ boat races, Mr. Emory announc­ had i-.siii'il a worthless check hi St. ■bombers of commerce and busi­ Search for a trilm of “tailed men" will he resumed this fall by Loy inside Cape Henry and within vu-w o rr. m wly elected‘ it r.i ii<I com- sions to Miami and Fort Myers. r^eht «f n,0 cashet, on ed. Louis in lone. ness associations, have combined iu„jv ijrucc hns been the storm to advertise this section "f thu lies*, who annitimei'd today th n lj(lf thousands of hay and ocean re- man,I the conventi..,, which closed ^ iu h o ,o n a c ii tcx the parent coml "',I' of the chancel In conclusion Mr. Emory de­ „„pa Itffirinntntr Amc. The hattloship yesterday afler thi. w ilt lion t pony ,for ... 50 years, beginning Aug. |,i .*! - 'Mai iiedestul sur­ clared that it is very gratifying to center «t bgid proctedings here state to the outside country. The he would leave in September for M(ft rt.,i,|enla. Hi troll as tin IP2* conclave city. I, at nn nnnunl rental of not less F. b «r> open Ilihlc work- learn that several members of the fur the | "t week. First she was newspaper appropriation alone will '•"> ...... . wh,'r? VT n„U...r,-.l in ll.« wl.llo “ g jJ J J 1 .................. . r,„ than $1,500.01)0. I!' *«-• «hlte asters. It cluh have already purchased boat* arrest'd «n a warrant sworn out exceed $21)0,000. Impetus "f the ll.o prartlrnlly H'lt-Lplncwl -Unjl Construction of the Miami and i; K 11ray. charging her with movement i* shown by the fact of that group. to a fallen leader und have them on the lake at pres­ . . _ probably an hour or moie. Two English Coal Strike Fort Myers lines will complete nn Hu > • w-apluncs from the Texaw also 1 Democratic cluh ent. He hopes for a large num­ giving'him " bad check for $2M> that $10,000 was raised in I’en sn -lhis missing link . ambitious expansion star, ‘ c l,n' and it bore tin ber to bo seen on Lake Monroo be­ \ , -t she was liberated from jail cola In fifteen minute* time. "inolar expedition in U2J. look part in the maneuver.* but iAverted ( , v > ,v«< By Operators ......... ........, „• . , jprogram ... nfV n blooms: “The fore the end of this year. The through the efforts of an uiiidentijust what problems were being --------ted hy the Woman. Hray wns named deworked out wn* a mystery to the LONDON. July 31.—The owners tho building of it a (.-rosa *n Wax membership ha* already :,d. exempt for the cluh fvniiunt in " uB f°r $50,000 dam ....................... . *r l c - .l ,..n « . h.lny wllhilr.-w lo , Northern—which gave the road dl* rcnchcd the 100 mark, ho stated, In.I . ' m young and old, and after that many paid member­ U r s brought by Lady (.race and The maneuvers were over about a,fortnight their notice of the ex- ruct through lino arcojui to Putin 1 '• .r. white and Idnck, ships havu been received, positive­ now *h- • ' !<hu l1 M;c thc crul of 2 o’clock the big dirigible complet­ pir.'tion of the present working Beach und other points on the East _. . \\ m I "ho aei/.ud. „ moment and thus a strike or ing a circle over the battleship, agreement .. ly no additional members will he it. I1' I.; Coast. nn o v , ,Ves Ao look once admitted to tho club. Branding the story supposedly ti„n will, the federal court there, (dipping gracefully in farewell and I more than 1,000,000 miners set PIERRE, S. Ik, July 3l.-<'otmfr '"‘ r'"'(' that has been coming Don) St. LouU as malic­ Th,. ivt ito Fugle Oil Company i then speeding off in the direction for midnight tonight has been '' ,,c;,an to ocean for si't for the White Eagle Oil Com­ operuto* more than fifty station* of U keliurst. The Texus then juvertH. The owners; decision will Mrs. Hattie L. Tate 11 many (if ti,em havo li^- Owen New Secretary ious she '•a"1 ahc kncw ‘t11’ discussion of methods of of the report and ‘^ ‘■(fwould pany, decided Thursday to file m* in South Dakota. As a tax payer pulled up anchor and steamed into j any Dies This Morning take step* today t‘» cat off Humpton Roads where she will re- j financial assistance to the indusjuction proceedings against tho _ ................. it takes the position that it may Jacksonville Chamber (b ‘news __ leaks. niain tonight before proceeding t o - ! try, whl h the government has ofh, i | h"rr0 wi!l “ more State Gasoline Commission in the j seek to restrain thu .state from „, f,,rm of the Inst trihMr*, lluttio L. Tate died at tho I’ll not s|>«ro anyone." •ho snid. .South Dakota Supreme Court as j spending public money, when In tin morrow to tho Norfolk navy yard fercil. , # ..'b J'f °bl friendx, colJACKSONVILLE, July -MI.—’The •If they de-ire t<» »"■ home of her daughter, Mr*. M. C. Bnen 111 soon ns a full bench is present, opinion, it believes the state lumis for overhauling that will last two Courscy of this city, at 7:30 o’clock rl • f' ' '*«der in many hoard of governors o f the local open all the closet doors. I carry yours. The ship is to be converted The proceedings will neck t . re- aro (injudiciously expended, '' fought political battle chamber of commerce have named thi* morning after being ill for West Palm Beach Man from a coal burner to an oil burn­ nL. lows la them now. thrO!|<r|« tho day with E. 1*. Owen, Jr., a.* secretary of strain the commission from *|iendMeanwhile the gasoline war sumo time. "I’li" report from St. Louis said ing public money in furtherance of | marked time. The ndminlstration er and she will bo modernized in ' r 'he la," Mr*. Tato was born in Ijrwrcnw, k , f/.r.u "crv*CP jhey the organization. Mr. Owens, who .................. -.nt charging Lady Mac muiiy other particular* In lino Leaps To His Death . ‘heir fallen romrade. is secretary of Iho city commis­ m u . , . _ illinir monuy u n-ithe stuto’s plan !o retail gn**jlina-1awaited supplies and equipment with the naval plans. Tho I’atoku, Miss., and came to Hanford about were taken ou t1 Inasmuch a* thc proceedings . hafore heginnnur to sell motor fuel WEST PALM BEACH, July 31. j 12 years ago. Funeral iiuno urn;*’* |!»rt . T . l'I' s H,n O. Davis, sion, ha* accepted the position and venzie wl1^ tender for tho Shenandoah and iMr it "tatc dt-partnent tendered his resignation to th" . IerM i°JPohn A Bellar, but that Iwill be an original action, under n ( with the avowed Intcntlw of forc- Los Angeles left for' Newport, R. —Leaping frun the eighth floor' ment* will he made later. ' t be bc prosecuted prosecuted ,I — state law. it ia- necessary to pre- ing price reductions hy privately jntil | ‘*y l,j' Jo‘„"m illa not — ................ ----by Maj. lry‘ “ V *1* ruk‘d there a* commission. He states liiut until ------------------ - 1- -L, and it Is understood here that of the Citizen* Hunk building while 1 returned.! sent the case to a full bench of [ owned companie that I| the t h * charge --.iiM m c n t j fry „r it Jo!M:Phus rfiniels, Ids rucccssor hns been named that M f lr k p t^ further testa In which Shenandoah waiting to confer with his uttomey 1 the Supreme Court. Two justici-sl The state rtntbin at Watertown Karl Schrebneck wealthy retired; iu n in u w I whl,K .v n!,Vy in ‘he cabi- he will divide his time between! "u1'1 a will engage will be held in that now out of the city. 'boil orders today to begin tho aaic ...... „ business man, 55 year* old, and’ |»,K ' t "1i, """‘T wa- tho tv/o offices and will nlso assist f i l m check but at the time she areShould the Supreme Court re-1 of gnsolin-z at 2 cents a gallon^ but section of thu coast. for a long time a resident of West CHICAGO. Juhf 3 L -\V h e .t, MHit.f Ic*hlrnt Wilson, his successor in fam iliarizing himi if ,he had money In a fuse to receive thc at*e. member*. failure of supplies to arrive kept ^ -------------— -oiutaty Kacort. r.ef with tho wm k o f the position. !,S,lC’h o f he Corn Exchange lian c of the law firm said it then would the itntlon Wlc thi* afternoon In- St. Augustine—$295,500 improve­ Palm Bruch, dashed to his death hepUnibijr 1-61; pecember 1.5- -o ,, c'*undtatlon with Mrs. luiad first onto the pavement oi 1 l-o 2 ^ ; Com, Sentember, Ld*‘ ,a '» be turned over to the oil comj'any’s dopendents at W atert.wn have W- ment project under way in North Olive Street shortlyvitter noon to-J 1M i Oat1'* Srptendvr, 4-V* to Tnrares -C ontract for enginrerr es£ .l,dc£ rn? L nc<1 ‘h"t a repu.wiitaUvu.s in Sioux Falls, i nounccd that they w.ill meet thc | U ty , includes new streets and snn *cort should meet th­ ip't work in Special Ri*ml _ and reprt day, I .. T«'*i - . - - ------ —* .Prorc-jf,,, itary storm sewers, / with instructions to file thc injunc-state’s price at the south Bridge District No. B being finan­ given it circulation. 1 nse Three) ced by bond issue of $985,000. ■ . Government Losing Heavily, lie Asserts tltudes-View Last Night /H ill LLUU Ail OYER TEN MILES SEWERS ARE LAID HERE THIS YEAR FINISHED TO DAY iNot edGanie Hunter Denies Accusations About ‘Bad’ Checks Maneuver: Biant Airship Uoes Back To Us Hangar Oil Company Seeks to Restrain South Dakota Commission From Selling Uas mg I'Vi-iji \l �30, 1928. TIIE SANFORD Will State H ang Their Father? Significant Provisions Of Free Text , ’ Book Law Being Mailed To Patrons JTALLAHASSEE, July 30.—'The office of the State Superintendent if.m ailin g out n circular for the Information of school teachers, of­ ficer* and patrons, in which n number of the most significant provisions of the new Free Text Book Law, made effective by the legislature of 1925, nre outlined. First: All books adopted for use In the first six grades of the pub­ lic free schools of the State shall be furnished by the State at the expense of the State for the use Of the pupils of such public free schools in such grades, whose par­ ent*1 or gtinrdinns nre residents or taxpayers of the State. Second: On or before the first day of Mny each year thereafter each county superintendent shall prepare a list giving the names of all books nnd the number of each necessary for the pupils of the first six grades of the free pub Ik schools of the county and shall ft. to Beg------ ................ —..... PROPERTY ON CENTRAL The above amt foregoing final assessments nr AND FRENCH AVENUE up to September 1, 1026, and after such date, said a f the cost of widening the west to French Avc., from 6 inch rock base. 16 feet to 24 feet in width with sheet asphalt ... 5 266.00 60S cu y d s grading at 40c---------- -----------------.....' ’...... 2,386.61 3131) lin f t curb and gutter at 76c........... ........... ..... 62.15 149 lin ft flush curb at 35c........................... — .... ...... 056.80 1196 sq y d s rock base 6 inches thick at 80c.... “‘~ Z ..... 1,401.51 1377 sq y ds 2 inch sheet asphalt top at 51.02. .............. 136.80 456 sq ft concrete alley returns at 30c...... ........ ~ ..... ..... 35.00 1 type .A inlet ........................................... ——* ; : ; i __ 6o.oo Wright, Warlow and Comp; 2 type B* inlets at 530.00............- ..................... "" , 1,060.50 303 lin ft l’«5 inch storm sewer 8-10 ft deep.... : : ______ 3i8.6o 332 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer at 51-°5----- ---Arc Now Receiving Application F ................ 85.00 1 ManholW 4-0 f t - ..............- ......................- ...... _______ 85.00 1 Manhole 8-10 ft.......................... —................. ........... . 288.31 Extra v«rork .............- .................- ......... ........ ............... -11.80 Laboratbry Inspection of materials........ ......... ...... 143.12 Legal expense ndv. etc 2 r/«> — .................. ...... 358.56 Engineering 5% ...................... - ..........- ...... file such lists on or before the first day of June 1926, and the first day of June of each nnd every year thereafter. Third: On or before the first day of May 1926, each county super­ intendent shall ascertain from tho principal of each school in the county the number of books own­ ed and used by each pupil in the first six grades during the school year 1925-1926 that may be used by such pupil in the grade in which surh pupil may Ik* enrolled for the school year 1926-1927. Each principal shall record such data in blanks to be furnished by the StateSuperintendent of Public Instruc­ tion. Two copies of this report of the principal shall be filed with tiie county superintendent. It will be neee sary, the circular points out, that the matter of se ­ curing the necessary data from each school must receive attention before the close of this year's term of that school. ' STEWART'S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES I*. STEWART failure to keep up with the times that n row mny be expected to break out. The feeling hetweeo military men like Col. “Hilly” Mitchell and others he arcuses of old fogyism for not admitting the plane’s now the whole thing in wnr—that feeling’s bail enough. Hut it isn’t a circumstance to the feeling of flying pioneers such as Cupt. James V. Mnrtin toward whnt they call the "aviation trust.’’ Mnrtln's testimony in the con­ gressional aviation committee's re­ port attributes the country's norial deficiencies entirely to “trust" machinations— i nan effort to pre­ vent any planes from being used any improvements by independent inventors except on its own terms. That, Martin says, is tiie whole purpose of the Winslow bill, for aviation regulation, which t on gross will be asked to pass in De­ cember. Ostensibly it's to prescribe rules for the flying public’s safety. In reality, nci(mbiig to Martin, it seeks to outlaw all machines but H t Isn’t that America hasn’t good the “trust’s." aviators. On tho contrary, the import emphasizes their ability. IrB of American mint ion1* buckWardncs* as an institution, mili­ TLLAIIASSEE, July 30.—Gov­ tary and commercial, that critics cMaplain. There aCMns to he al­ ernor John W. Martin has offer­ most complete unanimity in *4ds. ed n reward of $25(1 for the cap­ •blnny army nnd navy officers do, ture of Dr. R. E. Watts who mur­ indeed, dispute some of the more dered J. W. I’rine near Wildwood eftlhusiastle airmen's rlnims, but Inst Mny. all recognize tho plane’s Impor­ In offering thi;• reword the Gov­ tance ns u weapon, ashore nnd ernor is sponsoring an effort on afloat. , the part of authorities to locate And this country is undcrequip- Dr. Walts, whom officials have pM with it—that’s widely agreed. searched for since May 28, 1925, As for commercial aviation—out­ when the crime was committed. side the airmail, there practically isn’t any In tho United States, The great-grandfather of Tom whereas in Europe it's about as Mix, the movie star, translated the well established as ships at sea. -It's when Congress gets down to Bible into the Osage Indian dia­ * 1,___ ! ................................... lect. WASHINGTON, July 29.—Avia­ tion will get n lot of Congress at­ tention next winter. There'll be n fight over it, too The House committee, which in­ vestigated the sabji-ct last session, only finished its work just «t ndournment. Its report is still comng'out, a volume at a time. Soon it will be available in full, all ready to bo taken up directly the law­ makers are on hand. t No 'particular conclusions are reached, but the evidence of the cormnltteo's witnesses speaks for Itself. Homo of it Is pepperer than probably has been generally realized, its bulk having served to make it discouraging to go through In watch of jazzy details. These will ho brought out, how­ ever, in debate, which certainly won’t progress far without letting tho country in on the fnct that ex­ perts aren’t at nil satisfied With ths flying Industry’s development in America, especially considering that it started here. i Here an* the children of Russell Scott. Unless tho fight their mother nnd attorneys are making is successful, the state of Illinois will rot) them of their father. Russell, Jr., is in front, Robert is in tho center and Dudley it standing at the rear. B r e e z y Weather Reports Are Made By Woman Clerk BUXTON, Eng., July 30.—The only woman weather clerk in Eng­ land. Miss E. W. I’ilkington, has grown tired of the official lang­ uage of daily weather bulletins is­ sued from headquarters, nnd has instituted a new departure which, while pleasing the populace of tlm district, does not exactly meet with official appiovnl. Mi*« I'ilkington favors an up-to-date style in fore­ casting the weather, one of her latest reading: "Temperature: There! s an acute shortage of therms in the district. Winds: Still of an oriental charmter. Pressure: A steady, reliable worker. Local trend: Overflow' with happiness. Inference: We nre qualifying for tlv final of the weather championship.” Another was worded: "Temper­ ature: Every day in every way it growns warmer and warmer. In ference: All the weather factor;, are decked out in their finest garo. MALONE, Sweden. July 30.—A daily aerial passenger service has been established between Malone and Copenhagen, Berlin, Amster­ dam, I’aris and London. Last year’s daily service be­ tween Stockholm nnd H elsingfors the capital of Finland, has also been resumed for mail, passenger and light freight while every sec­ ond day a hydroplane makes the trip between Stockholm nnd Dan­ zig. DERI.IN, July 30.—A sepulchral monument for the Into Ferruccio liusuni was unveiled at the ceme­ tery of Schoenobcrg recently. The impressive ceremony was conductcil under the auspices of the Acad­ emy o f Fine Arts and many ad­ mirers o f the great musician at­ tended. Gold has been discovered in Hi: t'u i-iar district of British Colum hia. I f7.673.15 The total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost which can­ not be exceeded in assessment against the adjacent property. Feet Finnl NAME: '% i Description Frontage Assessment 1 Sanford Heights, Sanford, Fla. II. C. Long and w ife,...... ( \ II. Dingcc,..................... C. II. Dingce,..-................. F. F. West,..... *.................. F. F. West,......................... L. Urban Mny,.—............... .1. II. W hrngpe,-............... J. H. Illntermister,........ Allie Trnfford, ................. Wm. nnd Mary McKim,... Wm. and Mary AIcKim,... .1. 1). Chittenden,............... Mrs. Fannie Schwartz,.... Mrs. Fannie Schwartz,.... Forrest Lake, A. K. Key, (Jeo. A. DcCottcs,...... Same ..... Same ..... Same \ ..... Same 1 .... Same .... I. Toyama .......................... I. Toyama ......................... Corn C. Hollingcr,.......... Corn C. H ollingcr,.......... Forrest Lake, A. R. Key and G. A. DcCottcs Lot 71 F. II. Adams,..................... Lot 72 W. C. DcCoursey,............ Lot 73 W. C. DcCoursey,............ Lot 74 Nelson Grny, ..................... Lot 75 Nelson Gray....................... Lot 76 C. E. Ellis, ...................... Lot 77 Lot 78 Lot 79 Lot 80 Orange Heights, Sanford, Florida White, Lot 10 block 3 ...... White, Lot 20 block 3........... White, Lot 10 block 4 White, Lot 20 block 4 2. S. Adams— Beg. at N. W. Cor 5. W. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 of N. E. of Sec 36 Twp 19 S. R. 30 E. Run 32 ft. E. 315 ft. N. 132 ft. W. 315 improved Business and Residential lb in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to * examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuDOSE AND HOLLER REALTORS 4 112 Park Avenue DISTRIBUTORS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY FEEDS North EInt andCi Street. I’M Friday and Saturday A Ladies Silk Dresses $27.50 Mens Gahadine and Tropical Worsted Suits Mens Khaki Work Pants • ■'* $ 1 ; 3 9 $ 2 1 .9 5 Glen fast Suiting 30 Inches V , Wide, Per Yard ! Soisette 32 Inches Wide, AUCo\o , Per Yard . . '*• ■ • * * * * * '[ 45c S' e w Shipment Ladies Felt and Kid White Hats FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT Best Grade !5(i In. Bleaching, per yd. $ 2 .9 5 ’ .. : ••• -k Y * r 19c - One Lot 5!)c Fancy V Per Yard ■ 12 In. Fast Colored D Ginghams REDUCED PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $0.00 Ladies Summer Hats ’ r '* \ * . * •10 Inch Pajama Checks, Per �SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED .UNDER OF RESOLUTION KO. 157, adopted on thc JKtU i&y^f 1921, by the City Commiiaion of the City or Sanford, j thence w est 31L.I4 «ep‘* The following is the estimated cost of paving Holly N o r th to L a k e Monroe. **»«"« Ninth Street south to Goldsboro Street a width of 24 feet GAINESVILLE. July 3 1 .-W . ? i S S lo,"Vln* “W h o fih * noint V. Adams, of this city, led the of tx-Klnninir. thence s?,uthr|,1fir u Ii rock base surfaced with asphalt, entire R. 0 . T. C. at Camp McCIcl-l “ Ineludinit n» rl^ TALLAHASSEE, Juiy 30.—Gov- lan. Ala., while in attendance thorel And It sppearlne fr»m «h* ernor Martin ha* m a d e the follow during the past month, it has j u s t MU «*f 5Sr,o " you m ay been announced here Mr. A.htViore ( ^alm'Vom.^rtahu ^Me or ln«-r..« ing appointments: in nn<i to the property hereiniieiore Ralph A. Horton, Fort Lauder made score of 98 out of a possible U uscn hrtl. It Is T h e r e f o r e c n le r c it th a t >»“ dale, to he n member of the* N a• 100 as prescribed by the wap de­ partment over the regular ranges. »mi each o f you, he. hn,l polenn B. Broward Drainage Dis­ h e r e h y r e 't u l r e d to a p p e a r I® *ae trict. hill of c o m p l a i n t In this °,n Salerno—$60,000 bond issue for M o n d ay th e 3rd day of M. E. Forrye, LaBelle, W. P. D. 192s. t h e s a m e beln* n r u l e d a y Franklin, Fort Myers, and W. .8 . paving four miles of streets sold. ..f t h i s C o u r t, a t th e C o u rt H o u se In .Sanford. S e m in o le County. KloManning, LnBelle, to be ,members rldn. A nd In d e f a u l t , th e r e o f D e ­ NOTICE of the Board of Supervisors of tfa c r e e P r o C n n fe ss n will be e n te r e d PAVING ASSESSMENT INCaloosahathec Drainage District, a g a i n s t you , s a i d cause b e in g a s u i t STALLMENTS MUST BE to (inlet t i t l e In th e c o m p l a in a n t ns authorized by the legislature ol in a n d lo t h e s h o v e described lan d . PAID WHEN DUE 1925. It Is f u r t h e r ordered that this the first Installments for the O r d e r he p u b li s h e d once a w eek C. S. Hammoll, Jacksonville, to f o r e ig h t ( s ) c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s In nving „ of the folowing Streets will be a member of the State Board pnv T h . H an fo rd Merabi, a n e w s p a p e r be due, August 1. 1925: p u b lis h e d in Hanford. Hemlnolo of Engineering Examiners of the Sanford Ave., from Tenth C o u n ty . Florida. state to succeed himself. Franklin Street. W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n l th e seal of r t of th e S ev en th , II,, M. . Miller,„ Sebastian, , „• to . . be. Sixth S t from Magnolia Ave. Jt hu ed i cCi airl c uCiitr c uCiot u C of th e S ta t e Justice of the I eace for Districct to Avenue., and from alley be- of F lo r id a . In ando u rt f*«r Seminole 1, Indian R:ver County. tween Oak and Myrtle to Laurel C o u n ty , on t h i s t h e Sth day of J u n e , H. C. Neff, Jacksonville, to lb e A. D. 1926. v. k . D o r n r . A s s . inr->e-tor of naval stores at large. Widening pavement on Sixth lerk of t h e C irc u it C ou rt of th e C. L. Alford, Grand Ridge, to be St., from Magnolia to Park, and S e C v e n th J u d i c i a l Circuit of 1-lorPla. Justice of the Peace for District fro’m Myrtle to Laurel Ave. In a n d fo r S e m in o le County. By A M. W E E K S , Deputy Clerk. 8, Jackson county. Second Installment for the pavWIT,SON & II0n 8H 01.D F .lt. Daye Ritchie* *" / e constable of j 0f the following Street due S olicitor* f o r com plainan t. J u n e Dth. U l h , 16th, Ju ly 3rd. District 13, Voluscia county. .\ucu«t 1. 1925: lo th . 17th, 2 1 th , n n d Slat. R. r>. Cole, F. G. Schart*, and sLnford Ave. from Fifth St. to Vincent Oakmith, to be members Tt.nth Street. i \ Tiii: c m c u iT c o i iiT o r t iie of the Board of Supervisors of Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector. SF.VKNTII JfliK Itl. ClIICl IT the Special Road and Bridge Dis­ Publish July 18-21-24-27 and 31. o r n .i m u i t , ar.Mixoi.K t o u s IN e l l ANCEIlv trict, Palm Bench, ns provided by 11. HANSON. net nf legislature of 1925. in roritT nP COUNTY JUtHIN. C o m p l a in a n t . H. W. Thompson, Milton, to ho KKMINDl.K COUNTY, IIK N ltV A. C ltAN F. and OTHF.ItS. Justice o f t h e Peace f o r District HT a t f . o f F L O R ID A . , , ,, _____ ,. in r*- r*tat*- of K n h e n a H. I'ur<l»n. HINT Tt» QCIF.T T I T M i I, Santa Rosa county, succeeding T(, AU, riiKDlTOIts, LKflATKKS O rd e r **f I’n h llrsllo n L. M. Rhoda. deceased. d ist r IRFTKHS AND AM. PKRN otice to K n o w n and U n k n o w n HA VINO C LA IM S OR D U ­ D e fe n d a n ts . F. Deane Duff. John M. Myers, MASONH NFS AOAIN 8T S A ID E 8 T A T K : T IIK S T A T K OK FLORIDA: T o K. B. Watkins, nil of Mort Haven, You, aiift <-nrh of y o u . a r c h e r e n ry A. C r a n e nml Hnphla C ra n e , ; to he Supervisors of the Cleivestqn by notified nml miufrcrt i <i present hisH ewife. H a n n a h Brewer, T h o m a s ■ i ml HP-twhee Drnimicre nisi riel ->LU,1> claims nml tlemund* which you. S co tt. R o b e r t H a r n h s r t am i S u s a n .inn tit pm nee Drainage Jismci-C*,,,. either of you, may have against B a r n h a r t , ife. Aaron J e r n l Prank E. ttaymrr, Pnlatkn, to thr • «uo-r>r llobenn a. Purilon. Ro­ gan. A. J e rhnisl g a w . Joseph H. A s k e w be a member of the Board of Trus- ' I. late nf Semlnplo County, an d S a r a h J . An sk ew . Ids wife. J a ­ [truck, J a m e s Weeks. Ktninan* t e c for Special Rond and Bridge ! ^ ' . ' ’• K x ^ R .V A ^ f S V with- cob l ll e ld t , W. A. W atso n an d M ary District 6; Putnam county, sue- In two years from the date here- m W. W a ts o n , hi* wife. C h a rle s II. cedieng Frank J. Fnemsfde.* " ' i wf . Itrock a n d I t h o d a K. Ilrock. his wit*-, J e n n i e liro c k . .Iiciil) Ilro c k . J. E. Riley, Hone l,ramie, to be | a r, pKCK. Execuenr. II. W a ts o n . M ichael J Doyle, Mrs. Harbor Master for Post Iloccn i Katnto llohena H. Purdon. C. F hlto A. W il li a m s . F. X Miller. H. Grande. , ______________________________________ 9 ______________________ F. M iller. D e ity Miller. C arrlo 1111William Bartlett, Livoonk. to ho in i i n n it c o i iiT o r T im n : v - i'.T McKinsirr and Robert I. Hr■- - nilC F IT IINTII Jl Mil HI. III.. K ln s t r y . h e r h u s b a n d , and each am Justice of the Peacv succeeding C. F I. Oil 11>I, sRIIINOl.r: I lll'NTY, e v e ry of t h e m If living, and If d ead , 1 i*. Dirkert, deceased. ,A lo a ll p a r t i e s r l a l m l n g In te re s ts u n ­ IN IIIANIKHY d e r t h e sa id H e n r y A. P ru n e a n d 11. M. Norman, Ralford to Ik? f'A SA N l ' f l A S i’ll FI.TZ. ami S o p h ia C ra n e , hi* wife. H a n n a h II. (O. II.) HOPSconstable »of District 2, Union HHKTFHKN lire we r T h o m a s Sent!. Roberl H a rn HUl.D hR. b a r t a n d Sunnn H arniinrl. b is w ife, county. I’otn pla Inn tits A aron J e r n l g a n . A. J ern lg an . J> s - , r.m , . -Jgr 'i1 Tampa Plans to Have An Industrial Home H v m t N o . 1.— Home where Bryan died. Cross at right indicates mom where he was lying when the end came. Cross at left indicates porch where Mrs. Bryan wan seated \vh*n informed of her husband's death. No, 2.—Townsmen carrying casket into the Rodgers' home preparatory to laying out the Commoner's body. Population Census Taken in Florida This Year Is Seventh instead Fifth mingham, Ala.; 1>i*. J. I . Guggar, formerly director of the Alabama l. iK’iiment .Station, Auburn; .1. M. Patterson, president of tile Nat­ ional I’e an Growers' Association, i r •. -------------- and others. i 'TAIJ.AIIABKF.E, July 31,—Tim total w:»i then .uUuit 11 *M>. i TliO program wit! last the enpOpblaHun ccruux laken in Kl irida, vl,orn “bout 5 > u ncut wen whit (rnslt.u■» give ini cu-' tin tr *!-' tiro week of .Aoginl IlJ.l.t, anil an [ Both thlj year Is not the fifth census,' It iln *1f sex . eo|o|* and age . and ui tendance of over 1,01)11 is expect­ ns cqmmonly supposed, but the that of I8*>5 Ill'll, Cl■ver,-t fat 11 .. a: *! ed. other property. 1•’arm land Wit* Mild* statistician, who hail charge then worth $*».! 1 tier ac re, nnd Convenient of th« census work during th- ida v<-* $650 up loci' . on the aver age. spring and who is now with the No record «»t* any **mails laken Geological Survey again, bus <li ■ in I’’l**ri,l 1 in l H7i# has 1ecu fmind. covery. A chance discovery a few and it was h n.llv I’NIpeCt -d that days ago, in the home of one of the nnt ‘b attention would I'D pi. Id 1*. oldest citi/.enu of Tallahns .«.• of iiit* b matter*i in i i . .NCI trnuhl,-1 ,v . , lime Bill • >1 ing with the manuscript return* of tin: cen- ,|u tv has been a n-n u.* stis n( lelu and IrsNri fur l.coti tenlti yem. county, said to have t» cn rescued from a trash pile nearly twenty years ago, led him to investigate furtliei anil he siM»n found i <me dusty old legal volume*, the law i niovhllng for those two censure*, and the published returns el m. ; The census of tut,, was tV.-u in the first yenr of stat lined, an i mrk»s Florida on,, „r the pimiecc GAINF.SVII.LK, July ::i |ir. In Ih's line. Only 17 of th,- !■; Andri'W M. S-mle, pri uiicnt of tlie cmmtlrs seem to have mud,. n- 1 bivor.-iity of Iteorgla, Will be one tu iiu at that time, but th, |'f itni of Ilie to iiicipal ipenkors at Far-j Ia 1U»p of tint fit In*r um«* i .,n 1» nur’i and Fruit Growers we I, In !•">, n< cording D, an Pslimalcd closetv enough to ■]„>v le i “ Aii ■'rii th.it the state total w.i ahout 70. .imii'irncemeiil made by l»r. Wil I III m i -1 - lig h t i n. e hu t a to p t h a t RRR in compared with 54,477 i:< no n N'i wi'I, d in c to r o f exteo ion. Georgia University President Speaker For Growers’ Week •" *!•*v**l,**l |*> th e a r t o f m a k e u p . II I d tl u it l, nil t h e b o t t l e s , bru.sll> *. t o m b s a m i to i le t u c e e a r o r ic s t h a t iln- m o t f a - l i lioii* w o m a n w.m.’d rr*|uil< . a n d h a s a go nl-Mlzetl m i r r n t t h r o w n m t o r fpmd uu-aslire. X1 >t1 <a n look y o u r l«-*t a n y . w hi-re if y o u k eep tin b a g w i t h y« tl. JF H 7.lt-, in l h ’»u.............. Tip- ■ m. I O e n d , I' Sm ile will npiK’iir on tin f i g u r e * c o m m l c d w ith t h e m d o f p r o g r a m I'm winy. A u g Hi. the United Stales reiisis*.-* 11 A im uil.ee o f o t h e r p r o m in e n t CMl.t'i Ft s-iid to hay,. ..,.1 -j ., n t ' i i c u i t i i r a l Ivaib r> a m i good ur bhimt four cent, p<.r capita, apt i.ke. , will ,|* o a p p e a r 0 1 1 I IpTim census of IHIfi wnn nmr, p r o g , a m d u r i n g lh e w,“-k A m o n g rtitnplob-, every enuntv I- ing n-o 11,,at* W . I I at >el I r 1 d llu r ICAOliUKi except Duval Hu- *tat<- oi lIn- l'r**gic*aive I'iirim -r. Dir- W orlcing Girls A .-G ypsying Go l- l - V ' ' ------------------------ ----------------------------------------------• , , 1 W :: 'A n a ; ... AN ORDINANCE l.Mi'OSING AN (K'CUI’ATIONAL TAX FOR THE RKCRUITING OF LABOR IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. ,™ ', - J- M A R S H A L L . lip- (SEAL) It. I’ll ILI I*S, City derk. , Publish July 31. n o t ic e fjff? _rt ' V ^ 'K o R iV t s ■ -i *; itt How that tumnier ii here there ir a great lecrudcacture oi the wanderluit among fair and viva/cio u r vacaLoniatn oi the Western tH ctiie W'Jtks «t Kctrtty, N J, i f Motoiin( it one uf the n o jt enfwyobie u well as economical way* 0 vtyage into vacation Und and proupr of the girl* have nude hi»by proving that anyone truy * gyp*y even under condition* it-day life ■** A / l ^44^| | / j f ^ lifi - 1 “ u rn m rrm - Mnl » I ■ -, , !" * t if-#, IrX’iA* TKACH Kits- KXAMlv a t io n . 6 t* *4. ' a \- 't ‘dt*? M--1 W *y- •*' w f f' Section 4. That all ordinances I or parts „f Ordinances in conflict ' herewith are hereby re pen led 1 ., ' I S c c tm ji In»t thin oruimciic,. AUwt: _ F iik n o u o l [*p V ,Mi k 1 Hf x\"%€ii»rfMlilI l'°L'r '’W! «»iU F “l It1eacher8 wxntninations i Will bo held al the Sanford high -school August 20-22 inchtsiv*. Every examinee will be required to pas* an examination on th e Constitution of the United State* Any teacher desiring t„ take this exammatmn must file application with the County Superintendent B»\ later than August 10th. Fur further information call at Ute Superintendent's office at the Court House. U- AfyilicanUs for graduate certificates must take examination on the Constitution of the United States. T. W. LAWTON, rub, Aujc. 8. ••pb It, A s k e w nm l Sarah J. A s k ­ ew. b is w ife. J a c o b Rrork. J a m e s W eeks, K m m a n o e l llebll W. A. W a ts o n , nml M ary W W atson, h is wife. Chari.-* II. Ilrork ami Ith o d a K Itro ck . h is w ife. Jennie Ilro ck , J.irn l, Ilro ck. ('. It. Watson. M ich ­ ael J, |»ovlo, Mrs, IU1 II0 A W i l ­ liam*. F. X M iller, It F Milter, D ai­ ly M iller. C a r r i e MUIrr M cK In stry nnd R o b e r l L. M cK In stry . tier h u s ­ band. a n d ea c h a n d every o f th em . ...... . o r o t h e r w i s e . In th e p r o p ­ e rly h e r e i n a f t e r described, e i t h e r as h eirs, d e v is e e s o r g r a n t e e s nr n t h r w l s e nml t o a ll parties, o nrh and e v e r y c l a i m i n g any I n t e r e s t untb r .m y of t h e ab o v e nam ed d e ­ fe n d a n ts. cacti a n d every, w h o se name* am i re s id e n c e s are u n k n o w n to .............. In the abo vo e n title d c a u s e , and to all u n a n . c n P a rtie s w h o m s o e v e r c la im in '; any Inter- ■[ in t h e la n d s Involved In tills • nil. *ald la n d b e in g s i tu a t e In HornIrndc C o u n ty . F lo r id a , an d d e s c r i b ­ ed ns follow s, t o - w i t : B e g in n i n g 1.236.21 feet W e s t of the S o u th e a s t c o r n e r . . l i t . t t p V d f 1' ; w e n t Lot t. Section !l*. • f o w n s i iij 19 South. R a n g e u KnM, ru n then,-# w e s t l.'pi) feel, th e n c e N orth t o L a k e Monro.- th e n c e c a s t e r i y a lo n g the " b o re of L a k e M o n ro e to a point N o rth of the p o in t of b e g in n i n g , , th e n c e S o u th to b e g in n in g . In­ c lu d in g all r i p a r i a n r i g h ts . B e g in n i n g at t h e S o u t h e a s t C o r n ­ e r Of I jo v e rn m e n t Lot t. Section 30. C o u rl T 'lU ns,'M* i i I.E Oh THE CITX OF S A N -/ h e beglnrilng. containing :<j acres hORD, hl.ORIDA: It In hereby ordered that you nnd Section 1. That no person, firm ' !.\cVy nr corporation shall engage in, or you. lo- and appear before manage, or conduct the business of ibnise,l|n Sapfor'd Fb. ride' "on The ,,n employment bureau or agency, JVma^arng Aa“"rute ‘doy' thiS or shall recruit labor without First *‘«urt. and then ami tlmr.- make »1 * * , ‘ iriBWCr tf» III** lilll nf <*■«*III t‘Xonuunin^ a licensu duly i^Ntiid, hlhlietl itmilnsi >.*m in tills authorizing said person, firm or ..''^ n 'h a ^ V m ^ ^ ir .I n V i corporation so to do -act, nml ,-v,-n ,,f miii ............... . 1 * 1 „ ■’ '* Flirt Ii-r iirdcrcil ibal this •"union r.ach person, firm ,-r "fd»r *>f I'uhio-m- n in- published c o lim r iitin n ‘U 1 III- Hnufoid 11 *-r .4 )■I a 111 -*v spa p - r uporaimi, cngngetl in the oecupn- published in s.mfi-nl. s. mlnolc c<oiu. F lo r id a , one,- .1 """k ueck 1 f..r e ig h t Hon of an employment bureau or !-f,'nll^ruVi!c tISCCU 11Vt* Wci-ek.-l. agency, nr engaged in recruiting W R | | C * « III\ li.init nml till. ,,,' ,1 *•.11111 .,f tbit S-vlabor shall pay a license tax nf (Jnc -f,11 bDieJ u dClreuil i c ia l c i r c u i t t ' o t i r t of tlio Hundred and Fifty (4150.00) |)olt^unt'?"1* ■au'X o ibis th r"r 6Hi day lar* per year for caeh year or frac -if June. a. I- 1 155 v, H I ><i n SLASH. tionnl part of a year. C le rk of lh<- C l r c i i h C ourt n f tint e v e n th -ludb .1 Ctr--u If .if F l o r ­ Sect ion :i. Any person, fjruj or Sida. Ill a n d f,.r s. min,,l,- C ,,|,„ iy, R* 1(A( At W'RKKS. D eputy Cl. rk. corporation who shall violate any IM|.. 1 S F. A I . ) of the provision# of this ordinance, "'lilsoN K D<•Fsiird.DRit. upon conviction th,-r.-..r *1,. 11 ,lie' Iona . tbdtclior, ptai n.i'nt s. ' " ’"‘ Dot shall 6, 13thf..r1 u*’em 1, 21,11, j „ i . *r,i punished by a fir,,. ,,r tint mure "tth.^uth. smu ami list tbmi T w o Hundred (5290.00) [>,,| t u b n iii m rorH T ok t u b <"• ' ■ imprisoned at hard lalmr . ^ ‘VboHn. ^ x V*r a Ur"‘ "ot exceeding ninety T r’ i> 1 h i m i ; n \ day.H. II KNItIK TTA i ’ KHNVAKHS. As tli,t City Commlsshm 01 ‘‘By of Sanford, Florida. I V" tiinl FLORIDA: To H e ig h ts ' A dd itio n to S an fo rd , a s p e r V r .''^ ; V J *, ' . i 1 1 l.1 ;’,,.lV, 8 P t g e * 63 an d d o f t h i | P u b l i c lleeorits nf Semlnn.e C o u n ty . F l n r Pla. Ileglnn'.ng 3 *1 c h a in s H ast of Hie N o r t h w e s t C orner of S e c tio n S T o w n s h i p 29 S, Range .11 K. r u n Hmtlh 16,11 ch illis. tllen cc L ast 17.IX c h a in s , ih e n c r N o rth 13.13 BE...IT ENACTED BY THE J'F.O- c h a in s , th e n c e W est 17.H ciinins to ........... Adopted tn 1.-i J 4th day of July A. D., 1925 FORREST LAKE. .r4* of fa>t II of llloek 3 of T i e r I ncp llm i to II R T r a f f o r d ' s Map of Ho- T o w n ,,f Sanford, F lo r id a , a s •Inly re c o r d e d In th e I’u b llc R e c o rd s Ordinance No. f '' l*'X ? Till: STATU ,i, ll(,lwLllt* i .. 3 . . !.uni r***M»*nc*»* are unknown lo n it ili pendentami may retain mmidnlnnntN in the abovo ontltieii tin ir Self-rFJIW'f'tr Tlii* W’nrk" WTTI cidlfs.btld nr an iToRnown parties ,»liom soovcr c la i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t consist of repairing furniture In th e land* Involved In (his s u i t, pending clothes, reclaiming paper «>l,l lands being situate In Hemln>di; County. Florhl.x. and described and such work. a* follows, lo-wlt: R-s p a s s a g e a n d a d o p t i o n v llelrr ,,f srn lrr by Piibjb-ntlon ! r , lo k n o w n D -f.-nd io ls . ............. I T J llo\ d. M a r l b a F. Roil a n d l A M I ’A .1iiIv J L - B u s i n e s s m c n l G n e c b li,dl. h e r hu*Iiani|, Dollle i,. of t h e city h a v e p l a n s u n d e r w a y ^ ,V' ^ ^ ‘,7.7.. HaR. l o r t h e e s t n b l i s h m e n t o f a n Indus- [ b i s a i r . . H. H our her. nml a t r i a l h o m e f o r t h e u n f o r t u n a t e s n f I Decker, .-acli am i e v e r y of th e m if ninl If dead, to all |> Tampa, rhi; statement was made | living, r u t be l :s^a id ^ '-lalmlt ^if IntereMtN u n^die^r " th by J. M. Mikell, head of th,, Tam­ T I Itov.l. M a r lb a F. Hell an d K nBell h e r h u s b a n d . Dollle pa City Mission, which organiza­ ocb P o tts am! J a m e s P o t t s , h e r h u s b a n d , tion instituted the iilen. M K Mill a m t --------- — Hall, b is R m ieh er nm l A D ecker, Tentative plans call for an or­ wife. i ‘. ami '.wh snil e v e r y of th em , d e . gan iAnti on similiar to these now reave,! or o llie rw ia e , lit the p r o p operated in Atlanta, New York, eriv b i- te ln a fte r d cscrlbeil, e i t h e r a s Los Angeles and other large cities. b e ln . d e v is e e s nt‘ g r a n t e e s Or o t h ­ erwise. anil lo all p a r t i e s ea c h n n d The ,unfortunates ... , who will inhabit -------- every, r l a l m l n g a n y I n t e r e s t u n d e r ton h o m e will bo given work s o nnv of t h e a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d thnt thev may feel that they are, inV ' ,l,p.h r,n' 1 every, whoso n a m e s r,h"" >"k" •««•* im m .4i.ui, x r■m m t vs. T. J. tti'VM. <*t nl SI IT TO I j tJ I K T T IT I.K Sn’utliV ltiuiKo V l "Kantl nin Hi•’mf 1- ! t% fi*o% fret, tIii*Hee Nfjrili to Lnkf* Monroe, tlienro e rly nInni; the j*hur*i of L;ikc Mon ' U '1' . |M L ast lin e nf s a id Lot I. th e n c e S outh to point nf h e g ln | nitot nllig. In clu d in g ail . 1 1 'rrln im-iudltiK i p .rl.v a r i a n rrln i g-bt. h ts B e g in n i n g 167 fe e t W est o f th e b o u t b e a s t H orner nf C n v e r n m e n t Lot 1 . Sta tion m, T o tv n s ld p 13 South. R a n g e ,n F ast, r u n th en ce W est J** *'■*•(. thi-m-e N o r t h to Lake Jlo n ro n . th e n e a s t e r l y nlorig th e s h o r e of L ak e M onroe [o a po in t X ortli o f the point nt b e g in n i n g , th e n c e .South 1.1 b e g in n i n g . I n c l u d ­ in g all r i p a r i a n r i g h ts . , Amt It a p p e a rin g rro m th e s w o r n m u of com p lain t li.-reln t h a t y ou nml e a c h and e v ery of you may c la i m so m e right t i t l e nr I n t e r e s t , *!’ tll‘ prap.-rty h e re i n b e f o r e d escrib ed . It Is Therefor., t i r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h of ion. b e , u n d y o u lijte h v re<|ii|r,-,| i ., a p p e a r t o b i l l o f e <o n p | ,11,|* | „ ( I , ) , 1500 2650 200 3720 sq yds grading at 50c............ .. lin ft curb and gutter at 85c.. lin. ft. flush curb at 35c--------sq yds paving at 52.00................... Relaying 250 sq yds brick at 60c. 650 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer at 11.20., 8 in lets at 535.00..— .........—- .............. 100 lin ft granite curb re-set at 15c........ Engineering, advertising, legal expense, etc ■Total estimated cso t To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontage *•■**#*••»••••■see**"* Assessment per foot frontage----- ------55*9698 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Entf,, Name Description Feet Frontage A. C. Martin’# Addition, Sanford Millard Bellamy, Lot 0 blk 11 Tr. 10................ 57 Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 7 blk 11 Tr. 10 50 Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) I*ot 8 blk 11 Tr. 10 f,o Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 9 blk 11 Tr. 10 50 Unknown (W. G.Aldridge) Lot 10 blk 11 Tr. 10 57 Klen Ares Esta’e, Lot 1 blk 11 Tr. 11.—............. 57 J. E. Laing, U i 2 blk 11 Tr. 11................. 50 J. E. Laing, L t 3 blk 11 Tr. 11— ................... 50 Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co. Lot 4 blk 11 Tr, 11 54 Atlantic Coast Line R.R. Co., Lot 5 blk 11 Tr. 11 57 J. N. Prather, Lot G blk 12 Tr. 10...„.................. ill J. N. Prather, Lot 7 blk 12 Tr. 10...................... 614 Wm. Irick,, Lot 1 blk 12 Tr. 11— ..................... fill Wm. Irick, Lot 2 blk 12 Tr. 11..... ..................... fiJ.5 E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 12 Tr. 10 Meiich Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 12 Tr. 10 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 12 Tr. 10.. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 12 Tr. 11I**«•*•**»*» Meisch Realty Co., I.ot I blk 12 Tr. 111 •IM4 4llM4 , 4Meisch Rcnlty Co., Lot 5 blk 12 Tr. 11. S. W. Harris, Lot 6 blk 13 Tr. 10J,•44»4t 44*,4444444i, 4 ,,| S. IV. Harris, Lot 7 blk 13 Tr. 10 •Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 13 Tr. 10. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 13 Tr. 10.'m..«#»*«»•*» Meisch Rcnlty Co., Lot 10 blk 13 Tr. 10.',4,4 444,44*4 W, C. Hill, Lot 1 blk 13 Tr. 11...... W. C, Hill, Lot 2 blk 13 Tr. 11...... W. C. Hill, I.ot 3 blk 13 Tr. 11. W. C .Hill, Lot 1 blk 13 Tr. ll... Atlantic Coast Line Rail road Company Right-of-way in blk 13 Tr. l l ............. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 14 Tr. 10. W. C. Hill, Lot 7 blk 14 Tr. 10................. Atlantic Const Line Rnilroad Company Right-of-way in blk 14 Tr. 10........................ 64.36 W. C. Hill, Lot 1 blk 14 Tr. II— ....................... 63.85 W. C. Hill, Lot 2 blk 14 Tr. 11.......................... 63.85 Metes nnd Bounds Descriptions, Sanford. A. V. French—Beg. 519 feet West of the NE Cor. of NW 1-4 Sec. 36, Twp. 19 S. R. 30 E. run West 100 ft. South MO ft. East 100 \ ft. North 140 ft. to beg...................... .......... 140 C. Gownn—Beg. 701 feet West of the NE Cor. of NW 1-4 Sec. 36, Twp. 19 30 E. run South M0 feet West 100 feet, North ' "1’40 ('cot, Eait 100 feel A beg. J ........... . . '140 V' ' Notice is hereby given to any and all persona interest! Spccinl Assessments against the various pieces of property scribed that said special assessments are payable In full witk days after the above nnd foregoing special assessment roll equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual iu with interest nt the rate of 8 p!i per annum from and nfw said special assessments stand approved and confirmed, A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Suit will be held nt the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 17th dsjf A. I). 1925, at which meeting said Board will hear any aid plaints and objections as to such special assessments, nnd ^ time adjust and equalize said assessment* on a basis of j* right, nnd when said special assessments are so equalized) justed, same will then stand confirmed aud be, nnd reniid liens upon the property against which snid assessments w until paid in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 157, by the City Commission of the City Sanford, Florida, on Atif-s 192 l. (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk are the ,,n TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTVO.V MS VILLE AVE., FROM PACE LANE NORTH TO SOUTH LIS MAYFAIR. The following is the final estimate for addition*! cost ® P" MellnnviIi*- Ave. 24 feet in width from Pace Lane Nof'ktoNm of Mayfair with sheet asphalt instead of surfucc, ttt*t®*° rock base. _ J ' 1,",' b e |M,1,h .1 ,,| ,1||PJ a w e e k f o r 3212 sq yds sheet asphalt instead of surface treatment »t *-c **' uLsf!,.!i II week* III T h e } / T o n II,-t., 1 ,|. ., n e w sill" per p ub - Laboratory inspection of m aterials...... F lo r id i " S l,lf 1,1 rf" “ l n ‘iUaty Legal expense, advertising etc. 2% ___ ,nl h .i m l n n d t i l e s e a l o f Engineering 6% ..... ................................... ; ,r '' '•■*> o f A u g u s t. A ! ' / " i " 1- ti«lng I* ru le d ay in t u l a • --ili 1 , ii in,. C o u rt H ouse in S.-iolmd.. C ounty, F lo r id a , Arnl in nit i hi«rnnf Iiccr•*** Hr * to iife ss* . w in i„ e n te r e d a g a i n s t ' ■",l . ■ " i -e b e in g II s a l t til liiis-t m i . . io in. coin pi,, | nmit I,, unit to th e .i , m i .i ,|.-a, rll.ed la mis , *■? f urllu-r <i r d e r i - d th a t tills V:„,V ' '"'Cl of the S e v e n th J Idle al • ll, .,4 „f S l n ,.. „( i i . i ' ,!' b-r Seal I unto C o u n ty , o " "H* th . 1 , ,|.,v „ f J l in e , a . 1525 '."T'rtLASH, C lerk V I 'n u r t of Hie Sevellt ll J' "lb 1 a.‘ I" ' iCi H c u i t of K lo rIda. In an, ' " r s - t n ir l i m l e C o u n ty . 1 SKALl W ll'e iV ' / 1 1 b S D ep u ty C lerk «I«*1 I n t i .. '3 11. ^i".r r '*l n t » t u ln a n t . - / SXf-A* 7r.L YN. IN , 1*1 11 1 '*F f n c \ T ) J t i»t;i>, A tV.-Vcndarn’i ''’1 n i l X I’V, II.DR lilt '•IDIIMH.P* 'H",, U'*b-i Title tl rilrr i*f I*nIi11^rti (<it* »<• hm.aii .*it*1 unkuiiw 11 ilc- IN IIF. AI.R’I’ 1 F D'*\m fA?;K " y l K," Tn UPCPfllt’ll, " tf,, r w T A. T u I'Ll till DA. T o — H enry a < Iln thin A 1 ran.and S ophia T.. Mi « c r a n e , h is Wife. H-Iimali Rr.-Ui-r. on, 1 kfii. !. *' l ^ n l n o i l of KlriKThotnn* Seoit, Ridiprt llarpli.irt and , r V 1* I’’ 1*1. M o rto n of B u san B u r n b a r [ id* w ife, A aron <<1 1. 1 ml ............. 1 *•!., Ji.RfNjyj! w i l l i a m .Mirntgnn. A. J'-r n lg a n , J„a..p), j| Foil ,*r clusaii.t . . r 11 l" h . j . sM. r o w t s k e w . a n d Karat, J A sk ew hi* -- 1 . , f ....... .. W illia m w ife J a r oh Rrm-k. lam,-* W eeks Wimij, l - l h- r s - m. b o t h p.f I...... ... K inniaiiu rl 11,-1,14. w ,\ W a ts o n ’ „ f ....... ' ! r , ‘ ' “ 'I It- j . M. B o w e r a n d Mary \\ W atson , I Is w ife p e r s o n s ' r i li' 1 U,rl,l‘'- a n d a ll o t h e r Cbitrl*-* H. Ilro rk and Rto-da K "»<I lyto Itro ck . his wife. Je n n ie Ilro rk J a - lb,- followdnlc *'* - sl"e,rEr tb e'’*1 d lands, 1141b I l r o r k . C. II W atson. M lrhael I ' V / " ' " I b e i n g b> S e m in o le C o u n ty , Q w t t e - . i t t a . , , F h lb , A. W illiam s. K r loriltfl, to -w it X. M iller, II. b Mlllrr. Ileity MR. l - f ' o f l s u - " f, J,K ' - 4 ■"*« N W Icr. C a r r i e Miller M r K l n s tr y and KW 1 , s 'i. 1 * a n d B 1-2 of R o b e rt I. M r K ln stry . h e r h i , , band T *iw nshin T h i r t y - f o u r (311 44 nd cacti nml ,-vury ,,f t h e n H 11 V . . T r " " ,ll> 129) S o u th . If living, nnd, If ■lead, to ill U'b* 1 V 1 - ' d " " «39) F a s t p arties rlalm ln g In t e r e s t s un­ l l M I ' p w r r as a d d e r Ilia said H enry A. C r a n e a n d m i n i s ! r|.a t ,, >r' ,f‘ Jltile .-s ta te o f Ldttli Ka phi a 1 1 am-, his « if... H a n n a h l l r c w a r . I b u t n a s K e l t , l i o b r r t Ri i r n . pailH ..n Z r „ ,.\ " r7 “,° a ' , ,1 r,,a | e s t a t e of tile h u r t am i S u s a n llarn b .irt. his wife n h n v e " o f Killth A lice A a ro n J e r n l g a n , A, J e r n l g a n Jo*.’ I’oVvi-r , . e p h B- A s k e w a n d S a ra h J . ‘ A sk - d e b t s 'of A ' 1' " ' 1- la o r d e r t h a t th e 4-w. hla wife. J a c o b Ilro rk, Jain.-s W e e k s. Kim oam nil 11eld l w \ ,,f ......................... W a t s o n , nm l M ary W W a ts o n h*l* w ife. C h a r l e s |{ R ro rk a n t n i l o ) a L*. B ro ck . Ids wife. J e n n i e Ilrock to for.- (l. 'I .*1 4,f y o u b# ami a p p e a r J a c o b B ro ck. C. II \Va»«on. MK-haei t h e Co,,',; . “ " " W J u d g e ’s C o u rt at o. In S a n fo r d . F l iJ. Doyle, air*. I'hlb* A, w m i . . . ' , . I d , F. X. S illier. It F. Miller. B etty l i l. 1925 tl„ 1 ." 'V* ‘.L’ Y o f A u g u s t. A.D. ier, C a r r i e M iller JlcK In slrv an-l R o b e r t I* M c K In stry . low biishand t a l e iV"., ’" J im . 1" •"II R eal E a *,p'T s s h o u l d not be n n d e a c h a n d e v ery one of tuern' g ra n t.-d * d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w Isr, In th e p r o p ­ e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r described , eltli- ttil- r t ia n V ! tTI.,K U O R D E B E D t h a t e r ** h e ir s , d e v is e e s o r gratue.-.i or H « r , , n " f c i ' i " Publish**! In T h e o t h e r w i s e , a n d to all p a r t i e s , „ c|t R shed In 's'/JV ' n e ws p a p e r p u blo r*01-1, id , -Illi-e ' T urd, b e W....L m l n o le C o u/>...! n ty . a n d e v e r y clalmln*.- an y In t a r v s l F * 1 ,-i,rb u n d e r a n ) nf t h e a b o v e nan o d de- consecutlv’e " ' w ^ i , ' w «*k 4L..„ .r 'fi.ur f e n d a h t s . . e a c h und e v e ry , w hose n a m e * « m l re s id e n c e s a r e u n k n o w n /*H lcl#l to t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In tin- a b o v e e n - sut*e a l *«gel i*'*Y’ irif* l* th fifty *n,J of Ju ly A. ti l e d c a u se , nnd to all u n k n o w n p a r- * J tie# w h o s o e v e r c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t ! Counts- t. I1 S H AR ON . ,n . ' 9 th )» su it, F l o r i d a " of ttem ln o ls C m m ty sab. l a n d b e i n g s i t u a t e In Kemluole 1 i g i - * *', C o u a t y . Itiurld .l. a n d d e s c r ib e d us .. a u iy l 4 - 3 t - 3 I . A u g u a t i 7 s U . . To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontage 2239.96 Assessment per foot frontage f l . 138131 Feet NAME Description • Frontage Mayfair, Sanford, Florida. J. II. Ball, I.ot 5 blk 1 56.91 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6 blk I .......... 61.14 Sidney (1. Dickinson, Lot 7 blk 1 G t.lt Fannie N. McKirdy, Lot 8 blk l ....... 61.11 George E. Bridgctt, I.ot 9 blk 1...... 61. II Bodwcll Realty Co., Blk A .................. 82.2 57.05 Nina I,. Ely, Lot l blk 6 .................... 67.13 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 6 ...... (.like Thompson, Lot 3 hlk 6 ............... 6748 Nelson Grey, Lot 4 blk 6.... 67.13 Flora II. Grey, lait 5 hlk 6........... 67.13 F. II. Schruggs, Lot 6 hlk 6......... 57.13 Bodwcll Rcnlty Co.„ Lot 7 blk fi 67.13 Ed Higgins, Lot 1 blk 7 ............... 58.13 Bodwcll Really Co., I.ot 2 blk 7... 58.13 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7 58.13 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 7 58.13 Bodwcll Realty To., Lot 5 blk 7 58.13 Bodwcll Itculty Co., Lot 6 blk 7... 58.13 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7. 59.18 Mellonvitlc, Sanford, Fla. Margaret Wilson, blk 22.................... ............. 210 Margaret Wilson, blk 28............... ".................. 137 F.. F. I.nne— Beg. nt N E Cor of Int. of Union Ave. and Mellonvillo Ave., Run N. on W. line of Mellonvilte Ave. 783.5 ft. W. 125 ft. S. to Union Ave. East to Beg. (Less Right of Way for First Street..—...........701.5 The above and foregoing finnl assessments are p*>' without interest up to September 1, 1925, and after sue assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual Inst® interest at 8% per annum, f Witness my hand as City Clerk and the seal of the ford, Florida, ithl# 27th day of July, A. D. 1925. (SEAI.) i„ R. PHILIPS, City Clerk* �THE 8ANFOHD HERAT, Gam es Thrown Out ill Ask Death penalty i l **Zr Quintet That 'n^d to i U a Hotel; Member IkingSought -Many Other Appointments Made Recently By Gover­ nor; Holdin Is Commission­ er of Deeds In New York ir n T X l l .- T h e three L m b X o* the Jrunktn TALLAHASSEE, July si. ed VTn»nor tV ^ nrt,n f'n3 aopolnt: ohn A. Sorry of Philadelphia *L , Conirnliisloner «f deeds in *,* a -tV,'f ? enn3Vlvanin f„r the ^taiu of Morula. Other i tpointmenu made nre: J. J. Clements of Kinard to lx* pecteu invesugation is made, two Lounty t ommissioncr uf District of tho Tampa players in question. !u " c u u " t y . succeed ini; (J. If they were not, then Manager u r V?, Hlnaly, resigned. Moore could file the same protest today and be upheld in it again. Mr. Parmely said Inst night that ho was sending a wire to President Sexton of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, requesting him to come here and make n thoruOgh investigation of the Florida State League and every team in it, Mr. Sexton is expected within the next few days when sev­ eral other matters nre expected to be brought up. There is nothing new in the pres„ ....... . ent situation as something of this j of Florida, nature has come up nearly every Dr. John Al year that the Florida State League ' ler and Dr F has been in existence and the noun- to i„. member* er nn investigation is made by the 1of Medical lv proper authorities the better it themselves will be for organized baseball in , .. '„ this state; MrJ ',h" Vi’ “ l The Sanford team is the only ,.,1 '.V . i. ,, one of the four that has had no * ‘ !“ .*’• " charges brought against it ami it : 'lu. , m has fofcen said that their standiiur * 1 * 111 ** * an in the leugue ahowst the reason H. M. Mid«l why. President Dougluss of that *-s. Justice of dub said yesterday afternoon that tr‘ct 9, I evy i they hud only two class nmn on J. Y. Bridg the roster. Mct'ue and Moore, ami Justice of pi that they had seven men in their Polk county, regular line-up who have never K Co\ played in organized baseball be- ,I n ' , of ,'h, fore, 11 -.(..if-I .... PAGE U H. S tniclftoii. % 1special A 'ttnf rfr the. Jackson West Palm Reach—Plans ac* > . ™7in- Uonard Anker and Vllle Terminal Company. ccptctl for $350,1)00 addition *to jlirnnso Game* to bo Special .Of. Comity Courthouse. lAfrt: m Sieve/*— JOeycf*— Contracts Contra awarded Company *"* Kast nCast Railroad F fpr. more than $100,000 worth . Kcu H. F. ritt«. Rountstown, to school construction. tn n member of the School Board Plymouth—State begins recon­ countv11 Ct numbcr 3 of Calhoun struction of Dixie Highway from R. C. Douthct, Jacksonville, to here to Orlando. For Your “Grocery List” jot down your needs now—the ar­ ticles suggested be­ low offer you e x c e p ­ tional value! M •«£ S "I'M I 1”, h<2 into b-ckirrountl f c f S S mo* thriller. | “r ■ **— ,<,r v - no* in custody, v 'lMr fc'h.Mup inand *hKh two an os■ j S ^ o f the hotel were M J yen arraiRned on the B^«r< and pleaded not had been appointed f j (hem and preparations L mad-* for nn Immediate the fugitive, who has rgf Murder Trial Mured rubbers and Mul[if caught, all will face [tie murder of Frank Rodlisdstnnt cashier, Nelson Itified today by a woman Isn who robbed her of $ l,lal weeks ago. prtling development came La a card signed “R. as found in Wilson’s coat. pH the coat belonged* to Ich ami that the curd was um! was from Robert rother of Russell, who is ■iitence of death for the uf a drug clerk. Robert lough indicted never ho.i jreiiemM .. ^Vijaoii said < u member of their gang JW1 not know his wherefhe police doubt this story, (Continued from Page One) <rnte of the cemetery this after­ noon, Non-commissioned officer nf the regular garrison at Fort Meyer will lift the casket from the hearse nml lower it into the grave and nn army bugler will ifluHd "taps," but there will L* no triple crash of rifle fire, in def­ erence to the wishes rtf the widow. The change in plan which gave the military a place in the cere­ monies was due to the feeling that up to the time that the casket misses into the cemetery, the funplain Holdin Appointed TALLAHASSEE July Jl.—Gov­ ernor John Martin has appointed Lawrence E. Holdin of New York Pity to be commissioner of Deeds for the State of Florida in the State of New York. Other appointments made by the Governor nre: ( \ S. ITammntt, Jacksonville, to be a member of tin* State Boned of Engineering Examineri to suc­ ceed himself. John Triay, William M. Uld*?'*. Sultana Apple Base IS'/j uz. J a r ............. 4 > * - > 4 4 + + 4 - F > * j. .j ♦ * * 4 . . > .}. * 4 4 + 4 4 4 BANANAS, PEACHES, APPLES i/rru c E — TOMATOES R U T A B A G A S , IRISH POTATOES. ONIONS CAULIFLOWER, BEANS, OKRA AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY BUNCHED CARROTS WITH TOPS FRUITS, VEGETABLES P » « 4 tr<m Piage One) “ muhin* about Florida, “mg wd returning a conZ ‘"',, r' Of automobile I Jrt(T i r n,; to fi°* ... V TnVfew tourz Vv0flli* m their auto", i , y famt' with the 13c 23c 72c Sweet Tender ■> * •>< f * < 4 . :• •: < * •>* « * • * * + + : • + ♦ r v f TTh A&P, 12 lb......... a Be 1 9 / a ill U l i & p 24 l b . ......... i Iona 2428,’..'Z"i VALUES WHICH YOU CANNOT EQUAL Cor. Sanford and Fourth N. Y. Slate, Highest Grade “ A&P" Concord The store Convenient 410 Snnfonl Ave. A GREATER SANFORD THROUGH A GREATER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE K injjan ’H —A unique “follow up” service from us that insures you getting every frac­ tion of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the nature of this service-it’s worth while. ALL BLENDS Highest Quality t- l II). Pkg. 23c; BRANDS OF HIGHEST GRADE ......... ................. 53c Lb. .......... ...............* -17c Lb. ............................ 42c Lb. BOKAU ..... RED CHICLI S O’CLOCK Wight BYos. to* Hi'liable Irtcorpnralrd Sanford, Florida American whi annointment of state at the time of his Heath, who claimed no spec­ ial distinction save such tribute ntely after their nrraign- is his fellow citizens cared to ren­ two robbers in custody der him. milted to a psychological un hy alienists employed kite’s attorney, the latter r that this was to foreeu of insanity later. L in his confession, told re into a room where sevI employes were working Iking their watches, rings |y. Ue found doors lockeri Iried to leave and shot the I the doors. Wilson told of |»p itself and of his es|k Mullcnbach with the C CHAMBER KS REPORT McFa r l a n d Pint* Quarts Gallon ‘A&P" Cider (’nuli flower Plums, II) In waidt'd oiH'i’ify ami loan of time looking in hot uncomfortable places for uornethiiiK you may not find. At the Basket Ice Berg Lettuce............... ............... Fancy Tomatoes, pound ............. Fancy Celery, bunch ........... New Virginia Irish Potatoes, lb. . Nice Fat Mackerel, each ............. New Florida Limes, dozen .......... Fancy Lemons, dozen ... ............. >/| lb cans Imported Sardines............. Fancy Brick Cheese, pound ............. Avocado Pears, each ........... $1,000 Guaranteed Roach Killed, :i5c, 65c, $ 1.25 W»* maintain a rool comfortable store stocked with everything good to cat. With obliging clerks lo attend your every want and a delivery service for your convenience. „ We carry the largest ami m o st complete slock of groceries, grocery specials, fresh fruits and vegetables in the city. The world judges a cily by the spirit of Let’s pull together for :i liigger, better and munity. ()u:ilily Meats. 410 5 w hi n"P in n “hort *'rfa# *"•!. tfc. bulk of i* coming to Florida Maid Mayonnaise and Relish Stones Cakes Betsy Ross Bread Hens and fryers—dressed and alive. Fresh Country F ggs Fat Salt Mackerel i , Ul‘* ^^,-y mostly a !**rv,ng class of referred to the , tJ,SL,,,5"!■Snnfonl l,‘- Um iumL?“ ck Brotbera be, 5*JSr Hotel eac'0. , . AIlenh»rBt, N. .1,, |i, declared that Kh cn-1 kirtutiate to. seand ri*liai>le L kl I v F ,,f thc Hotel SERVICE pin i f s,;ut We carry the most complete line <>f lancy meats in the city. FLORIDA AND WESTERN EEF PORK LAMB VEA FAT HENS AND FRYERS DRESSED AND ALIVE Your patronnge Solicited When purchased with other goods Canada Dry Ginger Ale per dozen Sugar X .......... ............... .....tO lbs. PHONE The Store where quality counts' �■ .it;. ’ ’iTY-; WlrfiS? LLiy r n iP A Y , PAGE FOUR fa. i ■. • — _ I 'm r r iH n a iw * «e*v* H«rM» fl n tt r w ] ■■ f v e o m l Cl»»* M a t t e r , CKIobar ST, l» l » , a t t h « I’O ito ftle* >t x u f n n l . F lo rid a u n d r r A ct of March 3 . 11)7._______________ M f . l . t M l f« IIHA fr---------- - « H « a . w u W A i t u w k w h -----------« « » ■ « > » I l f M acaalla It" h U iia ciiim io a MATtca On* T e a r —$7.a«l Hlx Month* t l 60 ij»ll«*<**l in r»ty l.» I’nrrUi. s>«r • k lfi\«. \\*»kly Kditioti tio o per y ta r . 31, 1925. ■ H ie Sanford Herald , M*<*r «l ju l y ___ _________________ T m i t L > O T I( I6i All o M t l t i n r notlct-s. «**r,l» of thaaks, resolution* and aotlcn* ol t n t r r : a l i ; _ * l U i wii*r» r*irrar* are u sd s will he t^argou f«r at r*Rtilnr -idv*rtl*lni rate*. H F M R F H T I I K AJHO«TATKI» HMFXS Tti* A a i o c l a t r d I'remt la e x c l u s ­ ively r u l l l l s d • ** I h e uae fo r reD nbflratlnn o f a l l n e w a dl*p*trlie« cred it* * t o It or not o tlierw lee e r e d llail In t h l a p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e Inc a l n r v i t»ijbn«ft*<l h f r # ln . All flic n ti o f r e p u b l K a t lo n o f dis patch* t s h e f i l n « r a si** rescr**c«l ____ FRIDAY, J u T v 31, 1925 THK HERALD'S PLATFORM 1.—Deeper wnlrr route In Jarksnn▼life. -Construction of St. Johnn-In rflan Itlver canal. S.—Extenrdon of while way. -Extension of local amuxcmenla. —Swimming pirn), lettnia rourla, i._A ugm enting of building proram—hoitaea, hotel*, nparlment { nuae*. I.— Ritenalon of street paving pro* gram. 7^—Construction of liotilevnril around take Monroe. 8,—Completion of city beautlficnlion program. ,,_H xpaneion of school Myalent with provlalon for increased facllitlrs. “ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY CURBING or BLESSING?— Cursed lx* tho man that truxteth In man, nml makr-th flesh hi* nrnt, and whose ho|M* the Lord is.— Jeremiah 17: fi-7. -------- o--------IN A VBSHKL OF KARTII In n vessel of earth It came, A spirit with jaunty nflnme; Her laughter nml her Bong nml her mirth. All held in n vessel of earth, A jar which was fragile, but oh, Wo cherished and loved it no! But our treasure was not of the clay, For the vessel lien broken today And mule is tho voice, nml the eye* Light not delight nnd surprise, And nn mortal hand can replace That spirit of hcnuty and grace. There nro numberless vessels of earth Still holding life** music and mirth Still aglow with the spirit, nnd yet There was one we shall never for­ get. One which held In its beautiful mold Something 'never another i-nntrl hold. A Substantial Endorsement As Brisbane Announcement thnt the three banka of Sanford have San Diego. Well Chosen. More Children. .More I ny. pledged five thousand dollars to the Chamber of Commerce Bryan Shocked the liekerj has resulted in a great wave of enthusiasm spreading Taxing the Coffin. throughout the city ns the great civic campaign for a greater BY AKTHL'K BRISBANE Sanford gets under way. The banks have given the mem­ (C o p y r t n m 13!S> bership campaign their whole-hearted endorsement and have shown their approval of the plan, and of the activities of the SECRETARY WILBUR, with President Coolidge’i approval of civic body, in a decidedly substantial manner. course, will transfer the base of Purchasing two hundred memberships, the hankers have the navy's rigid dirigibles, Lo:spoken for almost ns many as there used to lie in the entire Arv'('lf*u and Shenandoah, from commercial body for about a week ago there were only two take hurst, New Jersey, to San hundred and twenty-five members who were showing their Diego, California. interest in civic matters by working in and with the Chamber THERE ARE two good reasons. of Commerce. Fir.it, the climate of California With such a marvelous beginning, nothing can keep San­ offers the ideal all-year-round ford from making a great record before the end of the cam­ climate for flying experiments. Sen Diego is to be the centre of paign next week. nation’s fliying activities, nnd Sanford has fully made up its mind to take its place the the greatest air base in the world. along with other progressive Florida communities. It is go­ ing to show that it is on the map and must bo considered in SECOND, our fleet will remain the rapid development of the state. Sanford is stepping out. more and more on the Pacific It is gathering momentum daily. It intends to be the cen­ Coast. The Pacific Ocean Is thg most important as well ns the ter of activity in Florida. biggest body of water on earth. The eyes of many are on Sanford. Investors are wonder­ It:: control means t<> the nation* ing just what the city substantial will do. Depending on the now what control of the Medlterresults of the present campaign rests the investment of runeau niennt in tin* 'lays »( Carth many thousands of dollars in Hanford real estate. We can- age ami old Rome, and the Allan tic Ocean Inter. not afford to fail! ----------- o-----------------Speaking of Misers W 2 H |H | tW i > } < >; rAr/ ■a j o b l ^ i .$ *.a o- r Ct*•> W •I » * \ j A tuilesman, wbo fa onto polite, effidenl] never-tiring dttirjJ ¥ enter your employ. is also con- fH,nlifitls J trustworthy, an<, ^ gladly uorA foryot,] Uv A NEW wage iden comes from the coal miners of South Wales, They would pay a workman in proportion to the size of his fam ­ ily. Thus, if n man unmarried got five shillings, the mnrried man would get one shilling additional and nn extra allowance for lh« first, second, third nnd fourth chil­ dren. This suggestion comes not from n labor union, hut fiom the merf lv \ A ll, a mere piitance—3 cents a <laj. ACr, V f h >/ I* People who have a wholesome contempt for the money- U V— miner might find it profitable to examine their own propen­ sities for hoarding valuables. It is sometimes found that His duty in life h g, tho "meanest miser" in town is really a much self-re­ ice, he lives each da; specting individual who has no idea that he could possibly be justly listed in t hi* miser class. Ihe Classified cnluitu Perhaps by this, you have glanced at your hook shelves the Sanford Herald and felt a guilty flush at the remembrance of how you use that own the coal mines In South your hooks to the good of the community. You keep them, | Wales, v > his Phone Numberii perhaps, for show. Or you keep them as nn indication of THEY ARF, intelligent men, for your culture or your knowledge. Some of them you have Ihe problem of modern industry -V^\ Vv|\V never read and never intend lo read. Others you have read nnd liie industrial kings is to make once nnd do not care to read them a second time. So you industry and work attractive, not let them stand on your book shelves year in ami year out to scpieeze rni'ii down to the low­ wage scab* and drive them the vvitli never a thought of how they might be enjoyed by peo­ est longest possible number of hours. .... ..................................................... .... ple vdio do not own duplicate copies of your collection. A PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTURY ■ Ofter a hook passed on and on until it is read to rags THERE IS iib-nty of wi-alth !«'NEW YORK TIMES can do a thousand times more good than the price of that low mot above grmnul and in the book in dollars could do. Often a book can do ..... I that no brain of man to provide richly and The official honors paid this growing respect for Mr* photogrn128 Feet amount of money could pay for. Yet such luniks are kept generously for the entire human month in France to Nicephore Ni- . 1‘h'e point of view: .Men like Melsrace. Rut as yet intelligence lx of his ' who ironld vie with the len t in idleness on the* shelves of some private library. And content when it can get too much epee marked. . .the centenary * * i / i ,n <*I<*ar detail, canir inwithin hearing of the voice that expressed its honest in­ for itself, nnd willing to get .it discovery nf the principle df pho-jto high honor. So di.l realism. Fronting on (Vlery Avunut* adjoining two stores d bv forcing others to take too lit- tography. As nn active influence Hunian beings found it ipiite ax dignation at mention of the selfish miser! in human affairs the photograph Iwrong for nn artist to flatter n = corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quick can be|J From the hoarding of books, it is only a step, of course, jl't, j< cm' n|. rainy less than n bun- horse or a tree a s to exaggerate 5 to the miserly love of other possessions, people keep their ilr>d years old. Daguerre, th o|th o charms o f a beauty or th e l* chased at $75.00 a front foot on eauy terms. WALL STREET loinembers W. attics full of articles that are tiding nobody any good. They J, Bryan and n shock like that of Im re famous associate of Niepce, hearing of a king. A whole Old ~ keep trunks and boxes and bureau drawers full of tilings that n conger eel that he once admin­ »rodii> eel the daguerreotype in Urn Regime of illusions, personal, soget lo*. some years after the rial and esthetic, vanished before they will probably never use. Almost every home is actually istered to the stock ticker. The the camera, burdened with possessions that should be passed on to other It was in July. 1H1U5. and Bryan’*! death of lux collaborator. 60 Feet daguerreotype gave way to nega' Photography still exerts its “f r o : : of Hold" speech was the people who can really use them. live pbde photography only in the great primary influence, even Bryan for | The money-miser is usually n bit cracked in his head. .ihoi I.k. Hi nominated . , i i . . l. i . a i ’oIK Not until the ‘fills did every- though tin* view has gained ground the I1-residency and knocked nil Ui«j|,11M Ilis hoarding is often a sort of dementia. Cut he really rt.rk7"ln ' Wall sim-t’ |y b.gi,, to have bis photo- that for all its clearness and ar­ Between First and Second Streets on Sanford AvtJ does not keep from his fellow-man the valugs that the book- down ' to to la points. Kr!,,,f' ,nken* u'“l nn,,t,,,*r lwi'nty ea? acv it leaves something out of ...... play* the part At SfilO.OO per front foot. The recent nomination of Mr. 31 .ii- passed before the camera the picture. It still ................ miser keeps. A dollar is only a dollar, while a good hook, as can . into tht* hands of the public. > *f a great democratizing influcVice", Milton put it, "is the precious life-blood of a master spirit." Davis did not have that effect. At first people were deeply Iin- in all men, quick or slow wilted’ T h e n ex t tim e you feel you r co n tem p t for tin* s e lfis h H n ,., . , ., .. . . I'rt , <d by the automatically re- intuitive or matter-of-fact, see nuuicy-lioai'dvr., tak e a glan ce' a t ^UUC bWli" liabtCL r ^ V s i , i *r',r,'''<l ‘"'"tr-’ / r t - bFt. tr seemed. Thing* alike, be printtd photo|ier*oa had tho means to follow grupliie reptoduetlon and the movr « k c n look. |.arlicttlai ly, to sec if y o u r book* arc* road ev e ry foTCfnm lhi Tfftri.rf.lfmY/rmTrtn heMi..| wealth, now verv heavv. the Sorratlc admonition, “Know ing picture have indeed bnuirht d ay by peop le w h o have no books o f th e ir ow n. or no books President *oolidgeh.-lieveIlimj-|tli> elf " Light, lens, chemically , bet..... the public eye t h o s e objects Others carry sweet music and |j|{p y o u r s. ax,s Imu1,1 Is* abolished or great treati-d plate could riot lie. A <i face and Menex that it is import’ mirth -------------- o--------------ly modified. Dagucrie’s device showed you. m ant that the public should see in Others come with delights to the 2101! First SI. Realtors. Iyou were. The art of making pho- precise detail What ink does for hVKRYTHING IN TIIK world may bo endured except esith, Y<1D DAN attack or upport intogrnpliy something more than litwonis. pit dugrnphy does for But we know now that fragrance only a :uirn iMiiin of priMpmnis days. Goethe. heritance taxation cmivinringiy eral was*riyet in its bb ■ a a ■■■ aniit*1 . , , t . t i ingenuous ... .in- dong., visible. Words are testi- *■■■■*■■*■>■ a ■■ an a ■ m■ n we miss, . ................................. . ' “ii may say that great fortuu.* fancy. those who will exam ine. nimiy, the photographic record iThat sound of her voice nml her II r»JD>\\,S A w eak ITlltlil pot to b ear p rosp erity a s U’cl! which daguerreotype;; will , , find ijevidence. Tb present- -familiarity ■■ . . . a widow , , and children cun old kiss, inherit ordv Itcrausc lli<* liovern among them tieeiiueiix with a of the public with matters of g cn That life which wo loved was her ns adversity with moderations.—Cicero. merit protects them in their rights faint pink on tin- checks and a oral iatere.-t c*uus«iq eculd n* t soul should pay o.metliing for the pro-1 faint gold in tli • tiair thnt jdioto- liave he, n all unci in t|tl* days beAnd not the mere clay of the bowl. MY FAVORITE STORIES lection. grapliy, -trictly speaking, rrv er' fore photogrnpl The work of By IRVIN S. COBH Or you ran say that the tax put there. But th> beginnings of Ni. pee and Daguerre fir-t And wo know what we loved can­ should In* put on tile strong man photographic art. of effect, were thought of • not die, Tlii* one lias at leant one merit Von run away and play until din­ in bn life time, while In* t wink­ ";«h‘ **:*-t ph..,.. , .n o..... w .," K 2 . ■; Though broken it i vessel may lie; i can vouch for its Iruthfiilucss. ner time. I lien, when 1 conic Imck ing, nnd not put op his niffin and grapliy told tin* truth without fear I uieann of men* . Anil we know why the clay was no "tug all things' of remorse. I’.vitii a milieu § nf illusion and i-(| In a • oiithwestern cily is sta­ from church I'll suli fy >,,m curi­ iii* children. fair, Painting f>jt the effect of the en o r. 'Twns because she was nested in tioned a bit.hop of the Episcopal osity. Won't Hud do?" THE IMPORTANT thing is tlnd "No, it won't." she said. "This church lie M a scholarly gentle­ then*; every man should do his be- 1 We have learned Twas lo*r beau­ man ami one of lie* kindest men on is very important." "But tin* trouble is, my tlear,' work. And llu* man worth having tiful stud enrth. He has a little granddau­ KURT LAUDERDALE NEWS Which really made lovely tin* ghter, tu whom naturally la* is that I'm afraid that if J answ er1will work five times as hard n* howl. devoted. At tile time ulnm tills .me question you'll nsk *o many he would otherwise to provide flu­ Reran e of tin* uma/.ing influx plied, “Since tin* first of last Jr — Edgar A. (iuest. incident occurred she was seven other* I'll forget tin* tilings I'm ids children and their mother. To in— — n ------------discourage that is not a good idea. of new resilient * into Florida it is uary: yearn old tin* age when the aver trying now to rerneiulier." Anyway Abd el-Krim seems to ago child n d i; more .piestiiins in “ No I won't," she protested, 'I "\*cl!,*’ ,-aid iiu* other in an Hu longer possible to make esti­ he having a riff ruffing time in one day than five average adults ju t want to ask one ample que*. l.i VDSTDNE'S TWO son- • dl enrnestne s nom* could doubt. mates Upon a "percenta *e of |iopMorocco. can answer, lion. And wlieu you've told no- "liar coward nnd fool" a t'liptaiu I hen t hey are entirely out of -o tin a Sunday morning tin* rever- that I B go away and tu*t Imther j IVter Wright, who writes indecent- tiinlion basis. When you uiiili-r"n, :‘ ' twitu that big by "tat** stick together from new jend gentleman sill in hi* ‘daily re >ou any mme. I'hat's a promise, i ly about tln*ir father, saying it take I** tin e figure* of auj kind now" on," said one fly In another as viewing tin* sermon lie hud pre­ grandpa." wax his (rladstone's habit "in pub upon Heir relation t,, today's and He probable w ax e x a g g e r a t i n g , they both alighted on the fly pared for the forenoon service. "All light, tln*n. IPs under­ lie tu speak the language of tin, tomorrow’s minilioi ■ of “people The New d o e s im t k n o w . Tin* paper. load between ii* that there is to highest Mini strictest principle, and now living in Florida" you nn* r e p o " s a tn t h e t a r g e m in i t a r s Ilia granddaughter entered. dealing *n directly with an tin , ... .. i he only one question. Now ihoo m private to pursue and po>.e "l.romlpa. she sa d. "1 want to my w,lu'L Uun' s k i l l ' !vi r uv| ‘ r snr,;‘ r r , v i n K '» t h i s S t a t e Every ti m e We pick u p a p a p ­ Iknown quantity, no algebraic skill Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Ftci'jht it you want to every smt of woman." every day (know?" illy unbelievable. er and rend when* u io s q u ito e s are ask yon something. ever known emikj give ym| the cor-1 But the 1 "h-hnrnlnir .toim crs. WM.- r m,*.. ,.f r*nriu>ngi*r arcomm«Utl«M) ("Dj'le who make these reel answer. "Honey," be answered, "grand“Tell me nbout condensed tmlk bail at sumo p la c e , we u p p i e c i n i e | «Un,Ur.l -f ....... Irjni-'iw 111.... Inrl.i.;.......... t(„l.l.Y WHY CI ADSTONES on* reports nn* reliable and honest. father's terribly busy rigid now.and (lie Westminster Conf, ion." Sanford m o re. A man m i n i n g home* from fid - Tliev sa\ that sternly streams of Mccummuiliilmu* o r | . r . f . n . - . l l .^ n tio n * avnll.1,1* a t v a r y i n g KtUiuorwl notice tin* statement of a "liar, ljrm|d" ■ ii------;a \s that in three Pollnian aiitoninliih"; :in> coming into tin*, coward ami fool" is lint clear Story In n Wisconsin paper ■av*, cars ^ tlii-ii' Were >■veil t e e n New H, K. "Cherokee” Now In Service Tin* writvr used tn see (Bad- parties" on their way In Eiuriihi. state from the north, that tho HOW DO THEY GET AWAY? “ Rushing in upon the leopard, to*! Ht'ine every day in tin* fighting TAMPA TRIBUNE shut him on tin; spot." l'rny till SFMMKU KXITRSION FAUFfS r th',"!,a‘,'lf prime of his old age. nml can t e s ­ And they w.-.e not laking m lV ^ tiu .'rtheo - "n''a"U new earners desireAn'l us which spot. . nor s e t t l e "f ............ , e ........ were ' se t,h .1,; V i S l ' .... g Ho, u|a. They want Tli-kulri mi Kale May ILili t•■ K.-j.l initi. Return t.luitt •' An ii: toi:r.di*'g talcrm-nt i* ih it days inter. These are only the tify that (Ilad done had tilth time tins acquainted with , i,h other be­ Iniv property and ninku their What's wrong with thi. sentence: ntlribuled t>> Nathan Mayo, head lllote recent nf the set it** nf ex- for foolishness. fore they t. gun dun paring note.: JU'KXOWII.I i: To m :\v iii i i k a m i iik tu iin t Every night In* sat, on the nppn- on the train. One of ||U* travelers “"'l'"' ,‘"ri'* or they want to get “Wifie dear, I'll stay at home of the Pi i am ('•nnmis-Uint, ill i.u cnpe« frnni i-Tnrldn aulhnritiex. .jviiv *o s v ii .i i : to i ii vim i s r o \ a m » n m n s and take care of the kids while you iA oeinted Press ilinpnteh publish­ rhi fault is serimts. Where doe* fition Itench as lull* as -I o'chu-k in w’lis keen for statistics. | {,. had a wink io pay their way while they Filial I.lmlt Oct. 31. 1935 the morning, in tin* House nf Pd their loupes established. go to the theater." ed yesterday. Regarding the fie- it lie book with all ants of figures re­ ( 'iitltninus. qnent eseapes of inim.erci* and --------- o--------n a ii . i m ; fiio v i j vi k so s vti.t.i-: *ro ,m :\ v \oitK | Mr. Mayo's letter further said, • * , f r "wa.** r . « c . ' (t’allliiK at I’ll trlenton.) r i There's lio time like the present, other prisoners from till* state of the convict's stripes; capita wealth, |«*r capita taxe , of anvlhim- ,,, ri • i 1 capitri H "I’lierok-,*" (N.-vv ..Inly lx, 37. August tb C," I AND IN THE ladies’ gallery, per capita automobiles, ,tc. And ticcntat.- "ri, Hori,la cannot he s. meaning that now is llu* time for guards, in ii letter In .1. S. Hliteh, " I here are inn many willing s. s "Apaclro" 1Dlrvcl Inly 15, 29, Auptunt 12, -• you to Miltscrilie to Hie Chamber ml |H-ritit el ident nt Hie Slate Pi isihi limid* In provide ilntluiig and setlrl where the women sat, liidd- n front after he ha b „„ -xplaining th.nn | January , 11 H “I.**ii:iro-“ July Hi. Am:n -i I. I *.-' 1 *, it •■ (’omain-ha" s! sight by a heavy screen, that i*<-iu of Commerce ijreutcr Sanford Farm ('oinuuxsinii Mayo said July 55. August 3. 13. 'H him on his way. There is a law with much e i i t h u another Scl.u.d cen u nJ ‘“ y ".Vi* C",d nK’ H " Ar, p.ili.o-" <l>li-,-i-i > July ■-*:!, AiiKiist 5. 19- _ part: movement. against tiiis, nf course, but it is tv might not distract lawmaker), man m the crowd lid: "My friend ply -,i ,|i . ' .V '^rT W not a *** H. a s. "Dt-lau ur»" l l-’rt-lglic ly) July 30. August X, I*. *" -------- o--------• HRMfra if “The stripes dn not mean much tin- hardest law in the world tn there sat, when tin* weather was when were tin. .* figures n m l , books - ' ■ ‘,,C fiB,,res UR “n u 1,11 AiiIiiimuIi IIfm or t’.very llM«rl|illiiu fiirrlr.lu ltl1 D h * n p r i i i n ^ o f th o f a ll Then* foreign nations are hav­ to a prisoner when In* wants tn get enforce, for the reason that it is luiil, Mr. Illndxtnm-'H nge-i wife, ih! I h<» nlhiT (riunipliantly rt*j vi k sos \ 11,i.t; to vii m u a m » ittrrt its »,IJ* ing u lot of fun holding confer­ uway. * * * It has been tliriunigh- next to impossible tn obtain the staying in the House a* long a- be ly demonstrated we can did. ences nnd trying tu figure out keep, necessary evidence. ColMK vli CliarlrnliiM—IteturnlnK Direct St*--*"1'' . how they can take can* of thvir only these who want to stay. , c i nm J n-l. ■'•■mv111.- in i *liu 1 1,--.t ..ii .-very Tliursilay- Arru* . Stu* met him at tin* entrance, It hux b e e n t h o r o u g h l y d e m n t lI BIT*! AND BUSY MONEY debts with mulling to pay them I h e e x p e n s e nf o u r e.irap t-j a n d ] s t r a i n ! we c a n k e e p o n ly t h o s e under the ( lock Tower, with n r liai-1,--iii.m every l-'iMIuy Du.* Miami Sunday mornin- ’ n.ARKSBUUt;, w. V., t k i . e h r a m ale.mu i , Ieat. Miami every Tuemlay I Passengers ri-criv»“ with. r e e. n p. t u.r e *. is e n o r m o u s . " w ho w a n t to s t a y , a n d t h i s co m li- heavy woolen muffler, wrapped i, ■M.iililay mImlit) in riving Ja.-kiu.in ill,. \Vr.lne*<lay uinriilM*!. lim l -r t h e p r e s e n t s i t u a t i o n , ‘ linn is b r o u g h t a b o u t l a r g e l y tie around hi* neck and look him Money should In* made to work When everything elx« fulls to lIn-re VIIMtl TO Si:\v VOIIK AMI IIRTL’II.X »S3.3J no u s e o f a r r e s t i n g n * rim-1 e n u s o t h e c i t i z e n s h i p „ ( t h e s t a t e home. , x t V IV*' ' ' , r ite c e n t e r s o f e d u - appeal, this one can l»e tried mi [nnl. I f a m a n ro n f e s n c s to in iird e r, r e f u s e s to c o - o p e r a t e w ith u s If there ever wax a man wlp>a* for one. it Is a faithful servant. -* t •* ooii mV 1,1 a n n u a l i n c o m e o f SUnmers sail fruni Miami fur New York (culling nt your favorite saxophone: A duel lie might as well lie discharged “Very Tuesday at daybreak. Open " fo r rtcVpt Ion "of pa»i»B|2 3 "Considerably more t h a n 8a,000 memory even n modern writer There is no excuse for letting it f *'11,1 ff u n t t h e i r i n v e s t e d l was lately fought try Alexander with, |M*rhnps, a reprimand, and ul-1 was paid oil 1 but >.-ar for adver­ should respect it ii William E. '' V'-ium l,.*ivv.-,-ri ' oVtock a m i ii.iOiil-’lil K x p tv s a " K we a r r i v e a t n n n ti tm a i e d - t for .N,-w ) o rk. d ir e c t ev ery F r i d a y ut 1 p.m . Shod ami John S. Nott, Notl was lowed to cimtiniie to murder, as tising, apprehending and returning (ilidxlone, of w* ii it wa> truly lie idle. I tint is an economic ! .V a .....V r!1"'1 " ( some $-10,000,000. i waste, a blunder. NT. J O I I S S i l l V y ; u R A C L itS IO X S rhol and Slmtt was not. In this some have continued. Because "it escapes buck lo prison." said that "his her... was ever with 1 “ ''led among the 280,000 According to Thrift Magazine, «m» it wm better to he Sliott than has been thoroughly demonstrated 1,1 J;t,'ks.oiville and It,-turn 110 da InclildlnK T h e c o m m i s s i o n e r is d o u b t l e s s the weak and miserable poor." ”.f sexes 'n all col-1 tln*re ate something more il'inn S,1 . i v K.tnr.od i'u.-day, Thun 'lay. K*iunU> 1*.,■ Mott. There was a rumor that Noll we can ..keep , ..a only those who want r i g h t t o t h e e x t e n t t h a t m a n y c i t -1 1** J.i'I.Mii,, III,- ,v|.oiitay, VVi-.liii -Its. Friday * ll*' * J meant 000 miser* In the United States. ■ ilroii't ”>V.* un*vi'r»itie», was not shut, end Shod avows that to S tay. [ h e " a l e p r i s o n o r ro a d .I r e n s , t h r o u g h f,.ilr ,„ d iffe re n c e THE FRENCH worry nliout i|p* They are hoarding and keeping mil dent. $t<ir. a year for each atuIn* was not, which proves either l a m p s c o n s t i t u t e only a f r e e h o te l o r c r i m i n a l s y m p a t h y , aid e s c n u e d A’or* fu r th e r inform ation, increasing population of (I.-nanny of circulation more than $-10(1,000,that hie idiot Sliott shot at Nod f o r th e uccom odatiiiii o f r r i i n i u a l i ' p ii* o n e tx o r fail »,. .... ,i , . . , ... reaervationa, ticketr, etc., appl y to lnrTe sums mentionlay of tcveuge, 000, none of which in earning it .».|U| ,lu* was not shot, or that N od was u n t i l th e y feel Ihc d e s i r e to g o full c(i-oIH*rat!!!!! ‘ “ “ ‘ *a ° I A ' i r r* l i dollar. The figures are estimated lithe,-IU i T S rua* *C lo<1 nnd the shot notwithstanding. elsew here. C rim in al) o f course) B u t t h e y h a v e nothin.? i t r '* i * r 'nal ^ u ! 11 P'*p'ilitp>ti k .n, - i';1! ,larn»* The idle money * It may he inadi* to nppeur on k n e w t h i s b e f o r e a n y b o d y e ls e d i d . ! w i t h tin* e s c a i * ' | „ Vh,. R rst “ ”f ' mU|,U,“ W*U‘:i 1 by the actuaries of the United j !, h'lLk so much productive enof sixty millions, she could do States treasury department. trial that the *lmt Hliott shot shot Jacksonville Sanford llu* ti li n g t o do, o f C ourse, is t o : If m m e e s c a p e s , then* u ,... * Y * Contrastcd with this miserly try ,msines9 and indusNott. or, ms accidents with fire­ provuii* a d e q u a t e p r i s o n l>ar» a n d p e a s e f o r r e c a p t u r e . It i , s r ei.-tlv- nothing against France, provided . , t0 tuuch, keeps many had .the greater air power. waste of money is the good w hich arms nn* frequent, it may be pos­ wrillx, b alls nnd c h a in s , c a g e s , and t h e b u s i n e s s n f the orison r r ; . A , Franco .. .. With France ruling the nir. -i U luting done with a somewhat hou. .in.!, ..ut „f Work> There i* sible that tin- shot Eliott shot slmt •*‘*rt armed guards—whatever is t*. make very sure tl, t ,,,, r [ i ''.t** runi ‘ io e \c i|.v for being miserly, windb'hutt himself when the whole a f­ needed. Iand Uneven „ v"r .' " Y ',er° r* ,lw l*r“ ° n "f wwar or any warliike similar sunt—$.7.71,000,(WO ovviud or m part. Those who have would mean with I by the sixty-five leading colleges FOR SALE fair would resolve itself into its Frank Rftwlin*, unfurlunalely a n 1again up. n the lUi,| , *' * (.cimany tn o f the United Stales. From their original element, and Kholt would unhanged murderer, e»c:„,d .Sun- further crime" enmn iVt, i . T From tiudr h c m Z* «,ut “ ta work, A Rood buy in the right place “l lw cnlT foUi; ‘“"T? (l Le and -Nod not. i'':,y fro|.'l from “uAVest fugitive;*. :r.,me ofu"-■,i“.. 0 “ f •’vyry important city and all in investment* these co lie g e s d e r i v e l t d . ' lb o ' r, J P' y a " ‘j w i ““ ly ,nveaKt i __ (hot ------ _.... - • • would — •"* lie ’ " ""V ,'v*-»t Florida road fugitives, onto offi. Warehouse property 108 by 77 ft. on 3rd and ' ■1 • cspotidu.dnnl centers in Germany. afi Annual income of Borne folks think, Itowcver, that camp. He l iny or may not later sible. f about $27,- know btt’io J T ’ J ' V $2000 Cash. Balance to suit pure hose f* J 1)00,000. This interest money Ve'ti-lit” mTiouV.i ' i "f llu‘ way8 1,1 which V P lS h o tt |hot shot, not Bhott,|be recapturcjl. Walter C. Vallton,! It iv distinctly -MM-.......... ™i.. .1.......-I, y . I . s !,,ll'hl U* put to work should A RACE na wise a* the (JermnnA'efititig n°t t,nly the rollcgv J,u> Nott. murderer of/ii Miami policaman. authorities to take U, A S t a t e H. M. RUMBLEY __________ Ii(Aj ■rVln .In I ?i ° f those who do H a n you t e i who, yraa ( h o t T — i e sleaped c a p t 'd aa Jptw l/.-w davs u . llion i . o , .at ............. 1,1 '■’“ '-uuiry days before. Iniforc, nn.U nnd [a, once .i.» «re*Jn? *5® - would ataut war vutioujly . under |tUc Students who seek education, know" ' ‘-'i ’'uaa* is easily obtainable. Sykes BrusdslJs. v uas appatVeudtd in Madnuu two 11 icqutr.t escapes. such condilioi" , ,n e hope h that ttem in. Assuming tin; the small-1 Any . , * THE BETTES A I'llODUCT IS THE SOQjjM w sr“ will le killed off by sdencvi. ‘ or colleges not included In the list banker will • ,usi,ie33 mart or Britt-Cliiltenden Really Company, Florida’s Census Figures All Out of Date * C L Y D E i * . * 1 J give it. J > •,J I tA . WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. L IN E �*’* iiv'. r &f i 3 * i&aas w * r,ary, ■ THE &S1i 'f Sanfi TELEPHONE :—Rc3. Miss Margaret Miller And Troy Ray Married On Monday Evening ______________________ _ i MacLean’s Personals Douglas Latest Film Taken Of much interest and surprise Victor Check and Ren Nathanto their many friends conies the snn have returned from a trip to In The Swiss Alps announcement o f'th e marriage r t [Social Friday *o. 1 of the IF. M .... hodist Church will moot P. U. I’arker at her anlord Heights, Friday ,-• ?,(cuS oflh0 Fin,t *r .Jj hoU it* r<-?u- urch .i meeting ; and } £ ' at the S-.TO atl«} Vi. Spoor. Mr*. jir*. A. U. R«*«in, R. Ijrle* wil! nct ns jr iniine*s meeting iV Missionary Union dist Church will be h at 3:30 o clock. land G r a p cv ille |ynu?on and Miss Tyner I i Windermere on Friday, linger was in town Sat* ave some teeth extract* Ls picnic has been po tfrrountofiitm M.dMn. ami Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. Noah Fry and ieng ton, of tVindeinere i Sunday at Mr. Tyner's Ifred Pierson was very lay and the absence o f young Hr. Parka was Mr*. Volin Williams (J building their new itwgralow nt Fourteenth Magnolia Avemle. lit has been improving property by adding ittho on two sides of Simian PeForrest lias t front veranda screen- I t Ljrkers plan to hold tit the Camp on Cryrs Thursday afternoon, lrat 7:30 o'clock. Bring We always have a |:if weather permitting. Iiiby is the regular ; Rev. J. S. Clarke to 'in llp.ialn. Sunday ft,* as nsunl at 2:30 p. by preaching nt 3:30 flips and baby, Mrs. Mrs. Norn Church Mrs. Torrence left [their auto for their [tlantn after a pleasant home of their cousin. Williams. New York. Miss Margaret Miller to Troy Hay. “It isn't the highest mountain The yaung couple motored to Or­ Howard Tomlinson, of P d and in the Alps, Imt if- the craziest," .....e. e’k V *m i.ami, lando Monday afternoon, where i Ssnedimr dmg «ii.. the w / J a said an Alpine guide to the young the ceremony was performed l>y American who wanted to be a hero. I)r. A. I). Adcock, pastor of the “In Douglas MacI.ean's new First Baptist Church. Mrs.............. E. B. Mainor and Miss comedy, “Introduce Me,” which comes to tiie Milano theater Mon­ Mrs. Kny is the attractive dau­ Juanita Mainor of Mndi ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Miller, visiting Mrs. T. F. Hay. -on are day and Tuesday, the star sets out In scale the mint rugged mountain one of Sanford’s most prominent in all Switzerland, lie had never families. She was a student in the Mrs. Olin Clements and Mrs. It. Sanford High School and a pnpu. 3. flou ts of Oviedo pent Thuvs- climbed anything higher than the I__ I - * * * ' old garden wall. It made him diz­ Inr member in the social and day m Sanford shopping. zy to climb a cherry tree. Hut church circles of the city. She has; a host o f admiring friends in this] Miss l.ucille Partin of Oviedo is lie met a girl on his first trip to city, who are extending best ; pending several day ; in Sanford Europt and -lie just adored moun­ wishes. as the guest of Mis ■Uuhy Rivers. tain climbers, and the hero had to show his bravery and skill. Ho Mr. Ray is a popular young man,| lieing the son of Mr. and Air Albert Bennlen, formerly of must be an Alpine hero. B. Ray. He la a graduate iif lliV' ^unfonl but now of Miami was “The situation becomes interest­ Sanford .High . . . . . . --------................ School -and is coo«««» "f friL‘n‘l* ,<l" ' " “ lnc3* ing and more laughable every time the hero -ctnitthbd a few feet fur­ needed with the firm of Kay Bros. ther up the lippery heights. Mr. and Mrs. Kay are leaving Sunday for Asheville, N. C., on lie tlcuight an Alpine stick was Pr. and Mrs. lieu Caswell leave their wedding trip. Upon their Saturday in their car f,.r Atlanta, to die holes and the mountaineers' return they will he nt home to where they will spend several rope wns a clothe line. The high-, th iir many friends nt the Welukn weeks. *out he'd ever been up in the air Apartments. jwaa the time he rode in the ferris Judge and Mrs. E. F, House* Iwheel at Coney I land. holdi-r and son, Carlyle have re­ i “But lie got to the top of that Mrs. Lee Entertains turn'd from a two week;, visit in i peak and planted the American ^ Bridge Honoring *'uba. 'flag on the -iminiit before lii.i rival ■climber < Were ■.111 of the foothills. Jacksonville Visitor Mis. Jack Turner and attractive 1 How did be do it ’ That would be little daughter, Patricia, have re­ 'giving away the whole story. Mrs. W. D. Lees delightfully en­ turn'd from a trip down the East “This i a tur\ told of one of tertained Monday evening with a Coa t. the many emntdie in which Mc­ bridge party, complimenting MiLean ba in red. The many friend - of Mrs. Claude Nancy Allen of Jacksonville, win | Herndon will he glad t" know that is her attractive guest Jacksonville Florida Beach, recove ting after u recent Mm. I.ee's lovely home wns ar­ b hug * :tmu ''i.u nt and residential tistically decorated with cut flow­ development between here and! ers and ferns. After n pleasant Mi . Clyde Detby returned Atlantic h id"- plain $1,500,000 game, scores were counted and Miss Emmn Spencer was awarded Wednesday from Norfolk, Va-. program for next eighteen months. a box of candy for making high where -he was the guest of score. Miss R. E. Griffin, fur low- fi lends. Miss Topeka score, was given a toy. The gin- t Mr . Archie Betts and Mrs. Milof honor wns presented a lovely di'-d Peabody have taken a cottage bottle of Coty’s perfume. Following the game of bridge «l Daytona Bench for the month the young men joined the party "f August. ami dancing was enjoyed until i Mr--. Dub nil and daughter, Mis. late hour. Delicious refreshment of ice-cream and cake were s m Mark Bollock, of Ijuitniuu. Gu„ v.-ere guests of friends in Sanford ed. Wullie day. Those playing bridge were: Mi Nancy Allen of Jacksonville, Mi Mi Lillie Ruth Spencer left to­ Emma Spencer, Miss Claire Zach­ ary. Mi ss Adeline Karen of Allen day to spend a few day in Lifers dale, S. C„ Miss Emily Griffin, .! the guest of her si ter, Mrs. Miss R. E. Griffin, Miss Jan • Haul Redfi-nrn. Torrence, and Miss Louise \Y« li Slis-i Adeline Kale; left lod.ay for her Imme in Allendale, S. C., House WarmingGiven after spending a month as the >nest of Mri. It. L. (iriffin. f New York aquarium. Dr. Van Du1,500 Fish Are 0n| sen said, and that in shipping them from New York to Philadel­ Steamer Bound For phia in tanks placed on trucks, many of them died in the ten hour Pennsylvania City ride, because of the severe jolting that they received over the roads. KEY WEST, Fin., July 31.—The Steamer Moore-McCormick left here Wednesday with 1,500 fish aboard, under the care of Dr. Ro­ bert Van Duscn, for Philadelphia, where they will In* placed in the aiiuariam at Fairnrount Park. Or. Van Duscn, who is one of the foremost uquairsls in the United States, stated that in the future he would make regular visits to this city to secure fish stock from the key waters for the Fairnrount aquarium. For many years the Philadelphia aquarium secured its species of Southern Florida fish from the Swimming- Party Is Given For Visitor The method of shipping them di­ rect to -Philadelphia m by *jr boat .Jo>nt will nil* relieve this trouble, it was explain­ ed. as special constructed tanks with a constant How of wntur will be used. When the ship reaches Cape IlnUeras the water will b- cut o ff i because the water that point falls to a much colder temperature. A supply of air o f the proper tem­ perature will be flooded Into the tank to keep alive the fish that are accustomed to warm southern water. Zephyrhills—Many San Antonio— Building tions continue active. E opera- 0 DISCOUN T On All Wh Font «allinff» a AY k to JtA IT lM O H i: am i P H IL A D E L P H IA All .tmirwr. .lop at faxnnnah. AIbo nll-rhe-var* k r - * i to thiMon. (talk ronneetlnn, to Washington, Atlantic Cits, N ,» York ami other eolnta. Lliieur- p* -*"l meal, an.I uhlr*. SVHMRR RATKSt Fare to llilllm.'t.. for Inetane*. la onlf IKK. rt.mJ ttle 119 .VI: I’MUUe.phla til ls, mural u le U1.M. Meal., b.ith InrlialeJ. lOutahla room ratra). JVnJ for Uti»'rarr<l toliirr. Aleo a,k about Ihr ALL-EXPEN9R TOURS. Viimmobll.. earilerl at low rmt.a. Writ* or phona tu lar. Merchants anti .Miners Transportation Co. Plrr !'>• K. liar St.. Jarh»an»lll« Pham CIS A lt o fiiU itty t ftotrt M o i a i fo I'k J a A r li'K t a , S . 3 . fl.-r 1 . •hire, errrir fra doyt. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ f BUSINESS LOTfor SALE I'li I! u, f ONE OF THE BEST IN SANFORD, ON SAN­ |C.. , e . FORD AVENUE. CLOSE IN, OWNER DESIRES Have Sold U if TO SELL AT ONCE AND THEREFORE OF­ FERS AT A SACRIFICE: SEE US TODAY. O ur L um ber C om pany e .. i 4 Sanford Realty Co. .1 !i ■ to ZANE GREY’S The Seminole Lumber and Export H M M Company of Jacksonville. ■ WE WISH TO THANK OUR FORMER I’ATRONS FOR THEIR BUSINESS AND ■ ■ M ■ m m With JACK HOLT, NOAH BEERY, BILLIE DOVE n TRUST THEY WILL FAVOR THE NEW OWNERS WITH TlIEIll BUSINESS IN THE FUTURE t ‘The L ig h t of Western Stars’ N n Presented by iy Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky A Paramount Picture Another of Paramount’s big Zane Grey productions, and easily the best of the series. A tale of hair-raising adventure and hairbreadth es­ capes; of border dashes, broncho busting, straight shooting—and a dash of love. Carter Lumber Co. MILANE SATURDAY iia m in a v ilJ t * V Specials fo r Saturday 81x90 Sheets Soft finished, no . *:nns. Regular $1.50 values, 20 dozen to sell for, $1,00 each, (Limited 1 to Customer) mm®* Men’s Summer Union Suits garment well made and cut full. 0 i One Days Sale -Fine quality Pajama Check, Sizes 36 to -16. Every i i At Special Each 75c L-e Ladies— tcssFactory J N'iw I, IS* Mr,I tlmr fer • . o n e to lh. I North on ■ Merchant, ami llliwr. .Steamer from J i a k Mint ill*?. real estate transfers being made. i^gsSr'eh, \ at P011* G.Ml •w H Th ursday Even i11gFt)i• Mr. and Mrs.Crawfoid Master Claude Herndon return­ ed Wednesday afternoon from Mr. Alexander, a stuPalmetto where he has been the fine of the most enjoyable occa­ rr from l)el,and, were |the home of Mr. and sions of the summer sea on wa guest of his unde, Charles Kvnm. fn on Sunday. There given Thursday evening in the Mr. and Mrs. i >. P. Herndon and l attendance at the eve-form of ti Itouse warming for Mr. which was in Eng- and Mrs. J. B. Crawford at their Ma-I' r O liiirne Herndon and Mi".1" e|diine Knight, leave Aug. 1 foi new home in Oak Avenue. Kinard have built About 30 of their friends met v.limo - point- in North Carolin.i. :i>, with living rooms at the Methodist Church and went heir family between in n body to the Crawford home. B. F. Grigg unit Ernest Grigg t Irul Goldsboro and are Mr. and Mrs. Crawford were taken of Tampa were called to Sanford Jor general delivery a by -urpiso when the party arrived. on ;n i "nut of tin' illness of Mi a b groceries, meat, oil, The evening was spent very Ruth Grigg;. who is in the hospi­ ■y goods, which they pleasantly with games, music and tal. l»t living rates. readings, after which Mrs. R. W. " Kric l.undqiiist went Turner presented Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mi", .lames Higgins of a Sunday to t r y o u t i Crawford n beautiful jardiniere Haines filv are n-eeiving congrutillations on the arrival of a son, Awter" ‘ which they | fi111''* witl> flowers. v»», 'I't'inliiig the day After tliis an invitation was n- born July 2'_’. He has been named V-r .th« r. K.lnier and sued to go to the dining room, James Junior. They were much which was artistically decorated ; the Union Sunday with fern and daisies. Delicious Mr. and Mrs. John Blount, who t John teaches the refreshments o f punch and cake have been the guest of their >bm ghter, Mrs. Henry B. I’urdnn, were served. leave Friday f»r their home in Uobyiist is able to Waynesboro, Gu. min. All her childsi her brother, Kind The many friends of Miss Ruth Uve been in to try amt Griggs will lie glad to know that 1 \tiV* h<Ah »t tu r son’s she is improving from her recent the Yqiital i Her new A delightful affair of last even- operation and has returned to her ttn'm akog tluwly- as won i* xriiiViiig alone- ng was when .Miss Ruby Rivets home front the l-Yrnuld-Laughlnn entertained with a swimming par- hospital. • '•u in an lent ty In honor of her guest, Miss Lueille Partin, of Oviedo. Mrs. It. I *Jriffin and nttrnc Thu party mototed out to Lake live daughter . Misses Emily GiifAlary and enjoyed n refreshing fnt and It. E. Griffin, and Miss |*iwl«la' ■ i ( ‘",,'t- swim in the lake, after phieh a ile- Claire Zachary leave tomoirow for co.'l of | [clous picnic lunch was served. Daytona Beach, where they will Dancing until a late hour was one spend several weeks. o f the nmin features o f the eve­ y It's 1500 miles frmn the nenr-xt ning. A large number of the '■Ur,I Mr. and Mrs. II II. Griggs, of iieean to Topeka, Kan., but that younger set enjoyed this occasion. Lakeland were called to Sanford doesn’t keep them from having Tlmr day on account of the illness battling beauties. Miss Helen I Looked by George A. Maffell and Miss of tlu-ir M'ter. Ali-'s Itutli Griggs, Matthew.', Kansas University coed, Margaret McRae left Thursday a f­ who was "pointed on Inst week at has been chosen "Alisa Topeka" ternoon in Mr. Maffell's car for a tlm Fernald-Laughton hospital. for 1025. trip. Mr. Maffell will visit in Sa­ luda, S. C„ and from there will go Yh'rtLr',;” ',||nit, to Asheville and Hendersonville, K■ K■ ■ ■ ■U■■Ua NNa ■ ■ ■ UM■ ■ * NI ■ Ha a U■ 3 J MMMUtf M■ ■ a Ba NIt WHM C.Mj, 1111ate rials a N. C. Misa McRae will visit a points in Georgia, taking a much Jn ford needed rest. . Eckhartl* and w Ifo o f - **j|n PAGE F IV * MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. llONE:—Office 148 \s r HERALD, FRIDAY. JULY ! + -y4 -y 4 4 ■>4 4 *:•* v * •> 4 44 .>4. .y+ -t ^ ++A ++^ I* -i I f ■s■ u*lii J Little Roys’ Long- Trousers. Made of linen, duck, and flannels. i t K>\ W‘ % X\ Wh ite, grey and tan. Sizes 5 yr. to A Baked Chicken Saturday Night $3.00 to $4.00 Call at our store and let us explain how you may become the owner of this fat baked chicken. SILK—54 inch Silk in fall shades. Satins and crepe satins $5.00 to $7.00 yard We Have at All Times REMNANTS —Of white and colored cotton goods. 1 to 4 yard length, about HOME RAKED HAM, SANDWICHES FANCY CAKES, PIES, CHEESE, AND SALADS Hot Rolls at 11 A. M. and at 1 P. M. H alf Price ill TH EYo WELL COMPANY Rouths Bakery SEE OUR WINDOWS Delicatessen and Retail Bakery PARK AVE. LLOYD SHOE CO. a s ri m m ; 3 ! . s a a „ t.« i a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a » a a a a a i a ' i i a a a a a a a a a B a l r t a a i a M a a B a i m a a a a a a a « i B l i a « i a a a a « a . a M H a 9 B 3 * * * s S ! !! s s s 3 5 s a i M i . « a i L » M M H a a u M i R i Bill 0 . . 'tH*a WMLVt M 1 1 , i I �THE SANFORD HERAtD, FRIDAY, JULY 3T, 1925, PAGE SR — --------- ——»i — ■■— * = — .--------------------- a l Otfa ealayan How They Stand Pelery-Fcds Lead in Scoring i Until Fifth Inning; Score K Three More In Seventh Hut ft Tnmpa Wins in SnmeFrnme ■ J& FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Hair) Won Lost Pi T a m p a ................... .. 2d 8 .7 I.u kola ml .................. 22 10 .5 St. Petersburg „ „ 17 19 .4 Sanford .................... 8 30 .2 • Yesterday’s Results - - Philadelphia Team Increases Lead In American hy (Jnod Margin; Yanks Heat Browns and Indians Rest Huston PHILADELPHIA, July 3 1 . Connie Mack shuffled hi.s hatting order Thursday with the result that the pace making Athletics hammered out nn easy 0 to 0 vic­ tory over Detroit Tigers. Hammy Gray pitched his first full game flnce July 3, won his tenth game of the season and scored his fourth shutout. Tile Athletics drove Whitehill from the box after scor­ ing five run'* in the first two in­ nings. Wells, his successor, was also hit hard. Frank Welch hung up an unusual record by stepping to the plate five times and not be­ ing charged with n time at bat. lie sacrificed twice ami walked on three other occasions. Score by innings: Detroit ......... 000 000 000-0-10-0 Philadelphia 320 200 l l x —9-15-0 llntteries: Whitehill, Wells and Dossier, Woodall; Gray mul Coch­ rane. Lakeland Is Victorious In The Third Consecutive Extra* Inning Game Played Hy The 2 Teams Is Pitching Duel Totals „ SAINTS Mcniiner, :i Alb n, xs, S. Doyle, : Brown, cf. Motiis, rf. Cox, If. ItarnoH, Hi YANKEES WINNEW YORK, July 31.—ThNew York Yankees won from St. Louis, '.) to 2, Thursday, giving then* their first three game win­ ing streak of the year. On ! I earlier occasions, New York had failed to stretch two victories in a row. Waite Hoyt went the route for the llugmen, Holding the Browns to eight hits. The Yan­ kees put the game on ice in the fir t inning when hunched lifts, a base on halls, an error and two passed halls, nutted four runs. Kcnie hy innings: St. Louis 000 it! I (ton ■) 8 2 New York 110 000 221 —9-10 2 Batteries: Gaston ami liar grave; Hoyt and Schang. INDIANS TRIM BOSTON BOSTON. July 31.—Cleveland made it another win over the Red Sex Thursday, by taking their third straight game, 7 to 2. Buck­ eye pitched effectively while his mates hammered /ahnizer persist■•fitly. The first Indian run, com­ ing in tin* fifth inning wan made mi a home run hy Buckeye into »li-■ right field hlcacheni. Score hy innings: Cleveland 0110 021 <M3—7 I 5 I Boston (Mill Dill) 200 2- HI Batteries: Buckeye and Myall; Xulmizer ami Picinich. BRAVES WIN, 5 TO 1 PITTSnUKGH, July 31.—After winning tin- fir:>t three guinea of the series with Rojt.in, the Pitaica faltered Thursday ard the visitors took the victory, 5 and I. Boston's eleven hits included one double, three triples ami .1 home run, the latter by Burnt *. The Pirates' only run was floored on High’s er­ ror in tin' fourth. Score hy innings; Boston 000 220 100—5-11-2 Pittsburgh Otm 101 000- 1- 8-1 Batteries: Genewieli and Gibson; Aldridge. She'-dtni; and Smith. , MO* LU i . t Tm b T o •b t u o n J I ) OUT- VdEEE — O t T \ T im T im e . — lV \tT Om A REJ \\J h m ers l ik e n Beach Proper IS SCARCE AND HOTTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT I VERY NEAR FUTURE WIIAT IT COST PI NOW >' Today’s (James FLORIDA STATE I.KAGUI mfonl at Tampa. ikelnnd at St. Petersburg. MAKE RESERVATION EARLY Beverly Baird went to Hollywood a few vear to get m the movie. The lmst she could tin wa when she got injured she gave it up. So imw and says it bents the movie game all hollow, her three-year-old daughter. ago from Texas to try a job as a dnuhle, and .she's opened a garage, •She's shown here with . THE BUSINESS OF RUNNING .* HOMI- IS MADE EASI HR HY THE ADVERTISEMENT;'. OUR FUTURE On Sanford Avenue from First St. Foi Real Ba: . 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on SavinRs A«( LANE n u i-: ) W A U f OM M .S \ W nO M K - v r i , ; a p p s c F T .r For Further Information. Call ut Montezuma Hotel. H. IS SCHULTE REALTY CO, LEABmim a 5 \ e l e Po m Y - Movies? She Runs a Garage Footloose V ‘•'lap*'- • . ' j v . . s/(, MEMBER VIOvM VWES, A JET ME. 'TlTN f o V r M / T puvT B uck J u m p A # o v ie G or^ lU H O uT T H \ m K T v’ B O S S . L ; ACrAIKl. C u n i X . i \ E.NEM A NNOODEM OMG \ J l OE.NEP G E .T ^ 8'J gens ana Him V in Africa tro fh ie e Bv William Vf . * -I : - . s * . %'U Snow and. one o f hi C OUT 0l)R WAY Oakland Museum and world fnm- Cincinnali Red Sox Trounce ous as a big game hunter and wild Phillies Hy Score 6to 2; j life movie producer, is preparing St. Louis Cardinals Wallop an expedition to that region, to Dodders by Score of 5 to 2 stalk both in their natural habitat ... „ , and, through movies, tell the world CHICAGO, July 31.- N e w York about „ 10n1 defeated Chicago 4 to 2 Thunday. . * AMERICAN LEA 1 Im ago at Washington Ilurnudoz, p. Major Julia C. St un .on, Ameri­ Nt. Louis at Now York Block, r. ca’s only woman major, is mper- 1 levi land at Ito (ton, xHewitt iutondont * f the Unit I State Detroit at Philadelphia xx.Shannon Army Nurse Corps, says that our xxxII, Edward N \ riONAL I.EAl country sent 22,018) women to the During the visit of the Itrili-h Totals .. 30 2 7 33 15 I Great War ns mir e* and that R" ton at Cincinnati. u chiefs to this country, Sir there will he several times that Brooklyn at St. I.ouii. x Ban for Hesse in tilth, >rt Peacock, head of Mnarheinumber in the service if there N< w York at Chicago. xx Butted for Cox in 11th. ter’s police, pointed out that in Philadelphia at Pittshur khould he another war. XX X Batted f' Barnes in 11 til. England, Scotland and Wales, with a population of 3H,(luu,uu0, thereScore by inning i: ini' homo of Mrs. ILi Lakeland linn IIU2 UUU U2 I Cox. Double |*.ty. Allen to Doyle were only 71 murders Inst year, I' .'h, on Fifth Avenue, New St. Pete. 2UII 111)0 noil D ll 2 to Barnes. Left on bast*, Lakeland while almost five times that num­ Summary: Two base hits, Braz­ 7: Saints 8. Base no bulls, off will hi* razed and an tipai ber occurred in New York City. ier, Bis ie. Thro base hit, Cusack. Hernandez 3; Cusack 2. Struck house Will take its plan, Tavares- Plans under way for Muleit base, Buckley, T. Edward out by Hernandez l. Umpirvs, frbdi will receive an aver;e mini lent of f5l),l)iiil f.,r tin constructing 675,00(1 canning plant Sacrifice, Brazier, Cusack, Allen Ware ami Maxtor. Tmiu 2:1)5. perty, the lease running ( .•cur- at nn aggregate of ,i| mutely $5,0(8),18)0. .^ O M E A A M E . a turkey chemistry Gowdy's home run. following Kel™ ',w « *>** cam e hunt through ly's double gave the Giants tw o,A frica, where he successfully shot runs in the second inning. Tney with guna and camera, is still ntscored two more in the sixth when Darting attention as a cinema Young led off with a triple and thriller Stampeding elephant herds Alexander lost control, forcing in ami chasing giraffes in flivverone run white the other scored on wire some of the high spots. Gowdy's sacrifice fly. Harnett Thrills in the Arctic s muaho*I out his J»th home luis The trip of Snow and hin ?nn, for Chicago. Sydney, through the arctic regions, Score by innings: replete with discovery of bodies of New York .. *120 <m„ 010 1-12-1 Jong lost explorers, with hand-toChicago . 000 001 l' l 0 —l - 9-1 jjun,i fights with polar bears and Potteries: Scott ami Guwdy; with frail Ixiats battling whales is Alexander, Jones and Hartnett. jlIhu holding attention through the SENATORS BEATEN, II TO 1 WASHINGTON", July 31. The White Sox smashed Coveleskle’s streak of 13 consecutive victories Thursday hy hammering him from the hox ami winning their third game out of four starts with Washington hy an H to 1 score. Score hy innings: Chicago tin 200 luii 11.18 1 Washington 000 000 001— 1-10-1 Batteries: Thurston and Crmi-e; Cuv< leskie, Gregg, Marherry, Rus­ sell ami Hue), Severcid. ST. PETERSBURG, July 31.— Lakeland won a 4 to 2 victory over St. IVteivluirg here Thor day hy hunching hits off Joe llrrnundrz in the eleventh inning of the third connective extra-inning game the two clubs have played. It was n hurling duel betweenHernandez and George Cusack with the Saints getting nway to a good start hy counting two runs in the first in­ ning. The Box Score LAKELAND AH R II I’D \ E Buckley, 2b.............. 5 I 2 3 2 0 Welch, If. . . . 5 0 0 4 0 It 'StnThce, rf. .. T 12* 1 I tl o liras lor, cf, . 3 0 1 t ll It T. Edwards, lb. 5 L 111 I 0 Kowalski, 3I>. 5 I) I 2 I 0 I*. Doyle, s j .......... 5 I) 0 u 3 1 Francis, e. . . 4 0 1 I l 0 Cusack, a.............. 3 I) I 1 3 It ^ know T TO RR A anf* *)U‘^ l*lt‘r own Inonbators. L v o L i Vf D l V r i T L iO And H. A. Snow, curator of the NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pittsburgh . New York . TAMPA, July 31.—The league Cincinnati .. leading Smokers won n ragged Hi .oklyn .. game from Hanford here Thursday IPhiladelphia afternoon, 8 to 7, in .which errors , St. I ouis .. and loose playing by players on (Chicago .. .. both sides figured In the scoring. Buxton ,, .. Although getting only five hits, the losers made them count io AMERICAN LEAGUE good advantage with bases on balls Won Lost and Tampa errors. Phila Iclphin ........... 02 32 The Hox .Score Washington ............. 00 35 SANFORD AH It II PO A E Chicago ............... 64 40 Curley, rf.......... 4 2 0 1 0 0 D e tr o it......................... It) 49 Pumas, If. . . . . 2 2 1 2 1 0 St, Iambi ................ 48 60 Wade, cf...........4 1 2 1 0 0 Cleveland .............. 40 32 Frisble, ss......... 3 0 1 2 6 0 New Y o r k ...................41 55 MrQue, 3b......... 4 0 0 1 1 1 Boston .. .. „ .. .. .. 28 05 Bailey, lb .......... 1 0 0 8 0 0 Culbreth, 2b. . . 4 0 0 3 5 0 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Alford, c.............. I 0 1 0 2 0 Won Lost Chapman, p. .. 2 2 0 0 1 2 New O rlen n s.......... 58 45 T o ta ls .............. 31 7 5 24 13 3 Atlanta .................... 58 51 TAMPA AH K II PO A E N a sh v ille.....................51 50 Snead, 2b...............5 1 1 4 5 0 M o b ile....................... 52 55 Hickey, 3b......... 5 2 2 3 3 2 I Memphis .................. 53 57 Estrada, If......... 4 0 1 2 0 1 | Chattanooga ........... 48 52 Wolk, ss............... 4 2 3 1 1 0 Little R o c k .............. 50 50 Lee, rf................. 4 0 2 0 0 0 Birmingham ........... 47 55 Allen, cf................. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Hudgins, c........... 4 0 2 0 1 0 Jessmor, lb ............3 1 1 10 0 1 Peterson, p.......... 1 0 0 0 3 0 Foley, p............... 3 2 1 0 2 0 Totals .......... 37 8 14 27 15 4 Score by innings: Sanford .................. 004 000 300—7 T nm p a.................... 001 033 lOx—8 Summary: Two base hit, Hickey, Weik 2; Hudgins, Estrada. Three base hit, Wade. Stolen base, Wade. Sacrifice, Dumas, Friable. Left on base, Sanford 5; Tnmpa 0. Bnse on balls, off Peterson 4; Foley 1; Chapman I. Hits off Peterson 1 In 4 (none olit in 5th); Foley I In 5. Hit by pitcher, by Peterson, (Curley), Struck out by Peterson 4; Foley 1; Chapman, 4. Passed ball, Hudgins. Winning pitcher, Foley. Umpire, Pieh. Time 2:05. tails and birds i s thy s ix * o f j y J Rooms 5iH-r»02. Phone 1)5 First National Hank iiuiidin [jcminole ()[ounfyli)a SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUC.I STRENGTH - SERVICE - FROCKE^ S a n f o r d iF l a . _i ■ ■ a * B a a a a a « iiH a a B a a iiM « a B « a « H a a a a u s.« i ind Gompany Are Now Receiving Application For Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell yoU* YT AUCTION We are permanently located in SaM on improved Business and Residential Proper in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPEU* I iim ls im m e d ia te ly av a ila b le su b je c t In title ex a m in a tio n . We gu aran tee S atisfaction. DM LAST RupvVMW WAV a p p l ic a t io n s you have Property you want sold—List i‘ and kijs i t good-bye. FOR APPRAISALS SEE UuROSE AND HOLLER ALLEN AND BRENT REALTOl 112 Park A enue j, ■ ■■■MaEHiixa«BaaKaaaHMaB«BBMj>H||;;;aBj|(Iin|||5BJ(J|||lJB;i||BJJ E.jjSecoml Street, Sail for �bjt\ ' * id . '& < ? y r 'rW £ & . .'V-“ sftfett^Sf<** • ■J I ry ' r«-?j^T5f5 ' *^v ^* PAGE SEVEN J H g . S ANFORDH ERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 3b M H *■ one 148 c t | m is n o S u b s tit u te fo r R e s u lts Classified Directory ad. BATES A d v e rtis in g For Sale FATHER’S DAY For Kent PRINTING Phone 148 BY CONDO evert true ^ NOW, THEN, F<th e B% O R T UL^ I l l t'n SA i p ; t ( ?R S/>LE: DUMBER delivered FOR P.F.NT—Ground Floor Elks H a n f o r d , K l a . DUTY v p w q LAlJIlKftDALK, in and around Sanford, yellow Inquire up- l i o n . I'.tl. W n l l t i n t t . Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. -s, v/v-lERE IS C h in A d « « “ ILULY NEW S—it covers Brow-, pine framing, sheathing. siding. stairs. C. T. Smith. e a r s S e m i n o l e l l u « l * o n - U e * e \ ! ’**• — THAT STEMCH _ < .X itnforil, F i n . on! S ° ? ,ty tho.rouKh.’>: which is; flooring, ceiling and finish. At I l e n e F o il C O M IN G FRO M ? FOR RENT: House. See John ■i ** ’’nl* • "<* *•*" section th° " P 1 rp,5” ?r Browing I prices that are a savings to you. S o n i e l l n t e In l i e reeeiil a»sections on the Honda toast. 1 Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen. Fla. Mu«<un. boil) k n i m • loot r x e e l t y w hen. - C 3 » ttlr *•* Sample copy and rate card upon “ I h r r e « n « n iln» o f i l c h « « < « e l n s l i l e request. ___»2: v.:: FOR SALE: Resident lot Tenth FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished t o h e o b s e r s e i l n s I ' n t h e e ' * l i n t . n s e oie w h i l e I I n d n l u s In n - „ . H** and _Llm. East front. See own­ upstairs apartment. 11th and f e wI n t eI m iK h i rlu h t u p n o «lee» e. - * • LEARN ABOUT Polk County and er at 700 Laurel Avenue. T h s y h m l n ila> f o r r t r r j I h l o K Elm St., $25 per month. Inquire at n m l f o r e s e f r h m l j r noil t h r u t h e r e Lakeland, through the Star117 Park Avenue. s t r e s s *buT* w n s o n e ilny l e f t o n t h e r i i l e r i h r Telegram. Best advertising me­ FOR SALE: By owners, beautiful th a t hml not * * - .< • f#f conhome, new house; 5 acres, 125 FOR RENT: 2 room furnished l i n r k I n S h n V e sbpeeennr e 'uns s ll icmi i ee d . e \Vn> dium in South Florida. Published *rr> apartment. Children welcome. ilnic h m l h l i i itn > . s o t h e y f o m n l n mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— orange and grapefruit, nil bearing, ■ r e n t tlen l of i l i f f lr iiltr In n s s l u n «r ■^ 'j5J r for" n‘flr»t th other fruits, palms, shrubbery, Phone 712 between (> and 7. Lakeland, Florida. I m t t h i s a o r . l h ,1 ii> t h n l n o h i n l y h m l three miles to Sanford, a bargain rln ln iril. FOR RENT: Two room apartment T h n t ’s h o w F n i h r r ’s I l n y h n p p e n „ f**triet«a to REAL ESTATE __- _ OHIO—Xenia. Make ymir sales if sold at once. Owner leaving good location. Apply at 12 or 0. eil t o h e . I f t r e m e m b e r e o r r e e l l * IL through the Xenia Gazette, Zim­ town. P. O. Box 88 J, Eustis, Fla. Al l Magnolia Ave. F a th e r 's lin t Is I lie l l l l h iln ) of Th» S»nI ’r n o e W e e k , w h i c h Is t h e th ln l J, E. SPURLING, atfb-diviaion in. Qhin. Rich agricultural dis­ w e e k o f I,ro io n M onth. F a th e r 's , **"2 * 1 ln**rtlon, specialist. Subdivision to Or- trict. Want ad and display rates FOR SALE: Bungalow with 6 l l n j Is I m n i r i l l s t r l ) p r r e e e i li u l l>T j i 1**? - .ubsruusnt rooms and bath. located on de­ Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a on request. Rooms For Kent F ic k le l l n r nm l co m es Just nhrm l r * osie« should b. sirable corner in Sanford Heights. of flo at l ln j. H eights, Florida on Dlxio High­ ‘ - \ t * lr In c “ * o f T h n t ' s n h o o l n s r i n s e a s I riw i All modern conveniences. Sacrifice way. COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — at the price asked for it. Inquire FOR RENT—Rooma with or with­ e o n i e I n t r l l l i i K > " o w h e n F a t h e r ' s ■TIKES* as. Classified ads have the largest at 119 1st National Rank Bldg. out meals. Reasonable rates. l l nAv n i w l h o w I h n n k f u l Ih e F illlie r's of ih?:: TIN AND METAL WORK circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Lincoln House. with rat®*' ru'e' A m rrlra a re t h a t I h e i l n f Is not lin ire K e n e r n l t f o h s e r s e i l . T he lagia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line FOR SALE: Fine lots 50 ft. by S a r '-v -'i > en m r onl l l i ft. on Highland St. Between FOR RENT: Front Wjdraom. Call so pf l rIahtel n ns h fr or wr t Fl n lalni lemr 'ls lln * SIGNS of som e n n lOak and Myrtle, North exposure. TO REACH the prosiwrous farm­ n r i i l h o r n • ■ i r r r h n n t , w h o h ail fn lleil ■ s & t w a ’s at .Milnrv Theatre or 321 Mag­ Any Kind— Anywhere In h i s p s s r l i i i l o i t y t e s t a t eo lleu e. ers and fern growers of Volus­ $lli00 each, 1-4 cash, balance l, 2 nolia Avenue. I l r r iin s r F a t h e r 's lin t h a s fa ile d to St A.1 T 1 0 T 1C H ia county advertise in the Be Land ami 3 years. Box 393, 11. M. Runtbl a k e . T h e l i l e a w a s f o r I h e n lh rr K .hmild ««»• »h*'[ Daily New;;, rutu lc per word, cash Icy. FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom. m e m b e r s o f t h e f a m i l y t o l a k e s o m e fp o .t .fT I c e l l i r j M M o f F a t h e r ' s to o n e ) a m i h o * Ifni with order. |,ir phon# number If 511 Park Ave. so m e tiler p r e s r n l s o n I ' n l l i e r ’s rtsults. About on* Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. LIMITED lla t. 0 , Y thOMMOd h « . « Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At MAINE — Wotcrville, Morning FOR SALE: 2 East front lots 50x- FOR RENT: Furnished rooms and Ilf e o o r s e , I h r r e w e r e a few w i r e s nd t h a o t h e r * c a n t w h o m i * i* i h e p n t r e f n m l l l a s s e s s o m e garrge. Apply 819 Park Ave. 130. 5 room house on ench with First Street. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine 1 , w ith you un le* * A n ic e Irirr e n r ln ltts , nm l th e r e w e r e r , your uddreii* people are interested in Florida double garage. Renting $18.00 f o i T RENT: Attractively furnish- > !r " < ' e . i « I . l e r . w h o r e m e m h r r e i l TU RK ISH f i l l N it 1 1 1 I I I p h i If I •* I t f I Ii r w f 111**1 J ji |* r property. Reach them through I0®r month, 9432.00 income a year. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds ■Hussars ** cd rooms for one or two; near itfirnc* tifittirHiriM i nt*»l i H r r r it I H A V I c of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. the Sentinel, Rate card on ap- Located between 2 of best sub­ the Willi'i , r>71-ef. | f r i t ntm o i i h n c ; » t r l l i r l r fnlhrr** divisions in Sanford. $1500.00 cash Lid o f f l r * « r If*' * Noitit* h i i r k n H m l l l i r **»*i*l i h h »i m Wator and Boat Tanks. At Oak plication. r lrp h .m r ilU c*»H »“ r o u N ^ i t IV' •m l *I n«»t t t m r f«* n i I « k *! tt*l or terms. J. H. Hutchinson, 1020 Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ FOR RENT: Furnished nr unfur­ n u t v alid. , H i n t |*riii»*t*|ti r n m r l i n r k •*» I h r m * Laurel Avenue. P rom pt. E fficient. phone 111. nished rooms. 2 dollars per week !*■«(. i ittH lili* n f t t i r ^ r , I i f f n i t *•* f«**k A LITTLE WANT AD IN The \" /'O v ^ > A I— 1 . Service and up. S. C. Brown, 1215 West n i l f i l l l i r r w ««h»* « > r i * r r m r i n l i r r r i l HERALD will bring you in big Y ? !' m i I ’n t h rr * n t i n y V«« **tu it ft oil t h H r FOR SALE: 6 room bouse nearly 2nd St. r l u h t r> H i r m y n I i m I tnnee rf*«»nifli Building Material results. Advertise those old ar­ completed on ■'! acres very rich f u r m r i n i i r t t h r l r i t l r l u r r * f**r *t»r ticles you have stored away and H n »i«l ft f *•II |i | l t r nit* tvt a. celery land under high state of W h y K l t r t ’n l h r r itity* i n n p r Lost And Found MIRACLE Concrete Cw, general have no use for. A little thirty- cultivation. 20,000 seedling trees THIS n h r n l ' ,**niiy h n * t l!% rr> f i r « l ■I!dt fIi n Iht* cement work, sidewalks, build­ ccitl ad may bring you several* l ready to be budd"d. electric lights, f M CTe i ...II j. o p i,..! ,,,, !> „.t ,„p tl i n i m i I t I* n f n t h * * r'a *•«»> •»«’* dollars. Phono 118 and n lepre DIRECTORY .Si . I,.k(li (*4 S h l l l l i . l ‘t tie HCVVIU I | | > | I i r n u i r i i n ) n f i r u t* r tltrrr ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B. mi) (home gas plant for conking. Out­ scnt.itive will call and see you. «' ii 111 i m ( In* n m f nii»rr»*. for return to 119 Elm Ave. Terwilleger, Prop. houses and garage. This place has t T i f In * r i fliH i'l l i m i t m i l Bl *1 v I,. | t ( vl * r e n l l W s « • * * I h i ' i ' n m l l*» *i r h n n r r * •e„ple nf S a n f o r d FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando never been flooded, lies eloso to wiV W r i t , llirrc* l*i him* n i l i r r t Ii I n *jst m loading station. Price $8,000.00. IIIIiL LUMBER CO. Housa M n ftrn needed, Moinimr Sentinel; largest classi­ v*»iniw Mini Unit I* •*** fls • i int when "OS Service. Quality and Price. l.osl Huston Hull Ter­ | tI tr,i i c ifntlier niilnvmilitl**. %m l tin* f n l l n * r fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Cash or terms. Owner entering i a required. I t I* ulti* kit** Unit lint !»» Ii-• % r other business. .1. H. Hutchinson, rier. S months old; imum 2le cash with order. » l|V « l'* U » n l!r *■* n <1* M i'l i Mfintlfiif, in* in tiIt** t* tiliTlf 1020 Laurel Ave. Lumber and Building Material «»Ini * In* t»f*t»f*rii<« m i l I n Inn**. Itrmvn body; brown and V inir*. Carter Lumber Company H THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho white face. Answer to mi.!.. FOR SALE: Five lots 50 ft by jipicr In This accepted want ad medium in West Third Street Phono 565 •liggs. Return to Lloyd ! 117 ft. on Highland St. Between Daytena (Fla.) One cent a word | f CT O R Y 1 A Ruckfust Abbey, South Devon, Shoe Store, Reward. , O; k and Myrtle, North exposure. a:i iru 'ithiM. Miiiiinum 25c. Ia community of Benedictine monks JJ HONK I$ Dion each, I I cn-!i, balance I, 2 i are I uibling an abbey on the site n land 3 years. Box 393, 11. M. RumbUS DAVID B. IIY liB TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa,', of the (dd nbhev which dates back J Wanted 1Th. Thousands tend the clasto 901 A, D. The abbey is sacred * Mtcnrran : FOUR LOTS, CLOSE TO NEW $50.1)00 LAUNsilied pngca of Florida's Great to man, and tiic only woman peiWANTED: Stenographer. Please Directory M em ber A. I k Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. OHY. EASTERN EXPOSURE. apply by letter to A. I*. Connelly initleii to enter is the Queen. Minimum 25c, cash with order. R n it D u lld ln a — Multlgraphlng, S IZ E 221 F T . HY 151 F T . & Son. O rlan d o , F lo rid a Write for complete rate card. mailing—as you lira you wnnt It. • OPTIII.AMI I'llXT W W TI D: Job wanted by man PALM BEACH COUNTY The H. E Porch. First, r r s t ’. ' n i T h a i H m e . T c Price $8000 witii f ii mil v of good win king "cene of stur^udoua develop­ NEW S IT (TO III ,\i; ALOW Money. ink Bldg. force to gather oranges, ill o to TER M S. ment. Read about it in tho i’alm M a n i i f a r l u r r i t *>. HILTON’S work truck farm or stock next N h rra .in - ltln 'U l.- r I ' . l u t t i . Beach Post. Sample copy sent on lll.ES FOR RENT Hold t.y iiA itiiK ii s u m * year. Address N. F.llcuburg, Box request. M1VHIMJ |*.HIT roHraNT 311, Greensboro. Gn. 113 Magnolia Ave. 111 W nK nnlln A ve. & SONS ....... .. n >! 6 First Class Barbers ADVERTISING gets results if It 5 r»nni, iittraclively arningcil, Drive It. Special Attention reaches po.enti.il buyers. t’« ; ; with birgo front and rear ^torches, Id 2nd SI. at R. R. Try Smith’s Barber,— Given To Ladies and Children. lutku Daily Ni. .vs is circulated HPFvtng iiHiin a c r o s s Jnllfo hohsj, IS FOR HIRE ■ ' ‘ and' agricultural ’ ‘ ‘ sec­ d i n i n g room, kitchen with many ;an industrial 9ERVICV: Day 221 -E. First Street, Opjto.sllc Postoffice built in features, two bed rooms, Shop for good harbor tion. Jeets all trains. Batrboth complete with shower, finbh Chinawarc in English Porce­ IPhone 551 and 63-W in the Journal-Her­ ed in white enamel. work. Ladies welcome. lains, Huvnrinn and Japanese ADVERTISE ald, South Georgia’s greatest SALE ICAFB 1 orated facing east on comer of China make lovely Rifts newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, Next to Valdez. Avenue nml Katcy weekly and Sunday. Classified Palmetto SI.50 Values fur $1.00 TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of rice and Quality Florida real estate advertise In life per line. Wuycross Jour­ Street, teigns The Bali Hardware rates 75c Values fur 50c nal-He raid. Wuycroaa, Georgia. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent II A C A F E G. TAYLOR DYER Etc. PRICE <7500. ONLY $500 CASH cent a word dally, two ccnta a word iffle House TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— As Long As They Last fclgr. 105 W. 1st St. DEPENDABLE USED CARS Printing—PecorntlnK Send in your -bscriptlun to tho "A Creator Sanford Through Sundays. W. H. LONG 1921 Dodge Touring. Tribune or hard it to your local A Greater Chamber of PHONE 303 LI. CAFH 1925 Dodge Coupe. dealer so you can read Florida’s MF^\T MARKET lia Service and Qual1921 Dodge Coupe. Commerce" DEAN-BERG CORPORATION greatest newspaper. One year, |ti«et and Park Ave1922 Dodge Touring. 2112 First Street $8.00, ti months, ''tod, three months 192.7 Ihidgo Graham 1 I ■ ton FINE’S FILLING I’bone 713 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $2.UU. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Truck. ance policy add >>>c to your order. bitUliS STATION 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck l i n t . E N T . I T K — 1> V n s T M H N T . H I. W. P h illip s’ Huns DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell t i l l Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. l-otiliv 1‘uleston-tlrumtny Iililg. |LG STORE — Preanything? if so advertise in Dodge Bros. Sales and Service b u iito r d K lo rlila We recommend Ihe fnllowinR ugi. Sodas. Wo the Gainesville Sun. t’lione 3 Onk nml 2nd St. II. A. SPEIR |r>a as y ;ur phone. as the three heat money-mak­ DEVELOPERS ATTENT10 N ers in uur office at this time; Contractor and Builder Pensacola i< beginning the H llllillllR C S O B U n illU S IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS IlS IS * a -.99-M — I’hone — 499-M greatest deveb pnieui in Gcorgin * M IRICAL ItKAL ESTATE INSURANCE history; a h.iif million dollar high­ 2108 PALMETTO AVE. way to the gulf lunch just finish­ 1ELECrittC CO. Business Sites 1171 on (Vlerv Avenue Just ed; at two million dollar bridge jj (to GlUon 4 Platt off Sanford Ave. JUST A EKW OE OUIt OI'TKKINCS Apartment House Sites across Escambia Bay started; ^ Lvirythlng clccquarter million dollar opera house J *22. ELctragith Everything $10. per foot under construction; two million' a Water Fronts \Y ii rrli tin**** n\ 11* laiilfr «i lit* InI •*!*Is. o f f F i r ' l l H l r r H , IIHi% 177. P rlrril nl being spent on highway; greatest Jj For the Sportsman Very easy terms. j [ST.VnONH AND chance for live developers to get g Ilr«ltfrtirf* lo t o n l.n iirt l \ i r . , I n r i i m P firk , c o r a i r r Im nt Ion, At ^SUPPLIES ii h i r e l i u m n t l l r , m i r f li I n i n * tl|t all(i|C » in on ground floor. Write Revel- * upim'iit Department. 'Ihe t'ciisa- a Itrwlili* hi t lot n o F u rl * Y u r i i i i r . I l n i l r r i i *• i|to«»iir«*, n l * ' r f r c r u , itationi. U HgBall Hardware I ln«* iirliil*iM irlirtotl, n l i e r.il\ l -ii. i n r r u l n l r r l i i i i i i r n I n lit* cola News, u l i n l l f in lio liiltiiK In I h r n r t i r f n l n r r . k *mmI I r r i t m * eond. FiritudElm. Phone 8 roue and luth Suetu Xi'H i*Ii r n n i n >'i»iinIi l i V i i i i i iu i l t m . r u n * I n u c l e i ! o f n l i i r n t o n AUGUSTA ( HRONR’LK — An , rice. OM-1 *1 l i i t h f . InirihviMMl f l m i M . I»iilll In lo t H i , n m i l h i m i r . gusta, Ga.. Augusta’s greatest i r r l r r i l u t >U.IHHI.UO, I ! i c r | « l I «• m i 11> r « l « / Irrn ii. T lio ro u elity M odern fm p ro v o m mi classifieii nie'Iiut’i, rate, cash. He j Hcrnoucit HH'lltS fl-ORfST >0 foot Int on Park A v e n u e r n T i t o f i l e r I m I** mil h i k e i i r o r I ' o i i n t r y t i «* m i 1(| i u : i k e f I * j charge. 1it, ini i r l l r u t % l f r l o r I l i n t r o i i o f f j linfiii* Hull f o i l tu rn * fit-rn Very desirably located. 3 s |i I n •h i Idle* T h e p H**r I«i ^f ti o n r t n j I r r ou*. IE FLORIST’ m u MORGANTOWN', W. VA., penpk j Mre. n. J. (.'nala. Mgr. pf ocesrion*. Considerably below market A KNOCKER NEVER WINS, AND A WINNER are intere.-ted lit Florida. Each i COKONA tin Itf.'AOIt. FI.nnjDA fhoni 260-w Value O p e n 111 (>■•- V r n r i>if them through a classified ad ] NEVER KNOCKS. I t a t c e : $ 3.(ill p u r d av. tty ilin 'in the Morgantown POST. Six i WTF.H Wuuk I2H.II0 ilinil,lu; $15 00 "Ingle. cents u word for six consecutive JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE issues. ...Office In THE GI.ARKSIU ItG EXPONENT I t v a ld e n l o f K lo rlila s i n c e 1831. ^ 4t7i ****L<3.Kn|£ Annox— Central West Virginia's larg­ I t n f e r e l ic e s : F i r s t N a t i o n a l liunlt. est daily. Want ad rule 1 l-2e^ per Rose Court It K A L T O It 8 word; I Insertions 1 1-le; *’> or J. IL HUTCHINSON Mngnn;>n nl Gerund. Phone 18 211 E. FIRST ST. more !e per word co.h insertion. PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Lumley. Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, at very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. *■— -•--- WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. We do it. Phono 417-W. R. R, Ave.-Commerclal St. ( A REAL BARGAIN I S em inole B usiness Exchange ALUMINUM WARE Automobiles Earle T. Field First Street Extension Ocean View Hotel Bodwell Realty Co., Houghton CHfTECT Rar.k Ulrtjt. Florida h i:a i, Lot No. 79 b st a t k Acr«!age, F a r m s a n d O range tlro v a e a S p ecialty 1(120 I.aurel Avenue, M em ber nf S A N F O H D , FLA. F lo rid a S tato F lo r is ts A ssociation. Have you rocnis to rent or sonic second hand furniture to sell? Use The Herald i classified page and get results. W. It. SMITH, MGR. 2 ? c ‘° L U ' t : a . u l - t o o A-Ve T O O O ir s T H t'b AvH*. M R JlC,<5’b - '< O U O O M 'T R E M E r iO E R W H O I A N - DO YOU ' ^ ° s ' r O R T /\e > l-E • 'T H E fS c >e l l H J f^ its c ;. f W E L L IF ) W i l l TOUMO4C R 1 m i g h t TH INK, t o o w o a ^ a n t a c l a w ) *0 • ^ f Y r i “ 'T® y ||\ Mr-* cJi Mr - ( IliT 1 =t(/ 1 ; III | A.M PRO". C 1 _ E F - I AvP( THf M W 3 THAT E N C O U R A G E D T O U R . W IF E T O TAsK.e ^ ir sG iM c .. U E t i ' b O N I rw e. n e ^ a ^ t,o - f ~ c LOANS J ----- * 1\ J f 'b 1 11 (] THAI “iiO \ -- fr- Terms. 117 Acres on Sanford Avenue $800.00 per acre long Terms —. c. Ml& ^ nil ft m y " / - A \c ^ jWkfi L i3Wai58*w. Vv e : e>C.EH L O O K U V TO R. T O O F O R . FTN /e Y E A .R 'b <>/' ?•* A ifisgs $1550. By GEORGF McMANUS X ri;:::r {teiiSIb: \ INVESTMENTS a M u u N a iD iiU R a a a u H a u iiiix u u ix u ia iia H a u itn u a a N U » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a u a a a u u u ■■■!*■*■■■ RG up FATHER d o o r A. i \ CONNELLY & SONS " * C3 SANFORD REALTY CO , lac. II. S. LONG, Mgr. ur Rooms 9-10-It Hall Hldg. Phone G57. ^H'jc C11925 or Invi, Fr*ronc Str.vicr I » UlWt B/dlin | iKV*/v' | , | d 3/ •-V*smu � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/873b6fc92fcf0c1711a8424f9a04e707.pdf 9a5f2b18df5ee2a5da4f3bdb58e57bb9 PDF Text Text new spaper In Florida’s H«art, d’s Greatest Vegetable Richest Garden Land Local tbundeshowera Thai _ and Friday; gentle xouth to west wind*. Maximum Temp....... 93 Minimum T e m p ,______ __ ___74 a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925. PRICE FIVE CENTS | | NUMBER 316. A M D MOST Federal Tax Reduction To Maximum Of 25 Per Cent Three Banks Subscrib yes A t C apita 1 DISTINCT CITY, Is Being Urged By W inston $5,000 To Cam paig This Morning 5AYSLECTURER ider’s Body iBy Throng lent Friends >wd Station inStands ty Bravely feFiiyTribute day as Train [Washington Baldwin W.Gause Tells Junior Chamber of CommcrceThat City Is One of Hest Laid Out in The Entire Nation [REORGANIZATION 'OF DRY FORCES IS Of BEING HASTENED Progressiveness Sanford Is Praised Andrews Has Chosen Seven Donation to O.phan Home New Administrators But Approved by Body; Plano Refused to Tell Names; Selections Are Enjoyed Present Campaign Costly WASHINGTON, July 30.— Striding forward with the construction of the Treasury’s new prohibition enforcement machine. A ssistant Secre­ tary Andrews definitely has decided on seven of the men to fill the posts o f prohibition adm inistrators under the re­ organization. I t ON. July 30.— jlnga Bryan came hington today to last rites of the •e he begins his he Potomac Hills ■eat company of Their names were withheld. It illustrious dead, •al train which was said toduy, however, that they were regarded by the Treasury as n Dayton, Tenn., among the best available and that Members of the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce at their luncheon at the Seminole Cafe today listen­ ed with interest to an address by Baldwin \\. Cause, lecturer ami writer, on the subject of “ Ameri­ canization” during tlu> past 12 years. Mr. Cause L a native of Tennessee but since I HOC has made his home in California. Mr. Cause emphasized tho fact that Florida has the advantage of being ifcveloped after the main development of the other states iu •he Union became of the exper­ ience learned from the work and actions of these other states in •heir greatest progress. Just as the United States came after a great many other great nations, he said, and has become one of the g reat­ est countries ever known, so will this state lie developed on a lar­ ger and better scale than any oth-r ■date. Ho further pointed out that San­ ford has wonderful opportunities to become one of tho largest nnd most iiilluential cities in tho en­ tire state of Florida by virtue of its outstanding characteristics. It i t oiio of the best laid out cities not only in Florida, he declared, but also in the country. It is one of the prettest of all Florida towns and one of the most progressive. Mr. Cause staled that he had passed through Sanford on sever­ al occasions nnd what lie suw from the station gave him a wrong im­ pression of the city. "I had no idea there was anything in San ford hut the homes of a large num her of negroes and the shop work­ ers of the Atlantic Coast Line," ho asserted. "R euntly igyMiumi," he said, “ I naw some Santo rd advertising and was shocked to learn that the city even had a Chamber of Commerce amt was even more so to learn of the membership campaign for a "greater Sanford" which is now being carried on here. When I saw that Sanford was doing things I Hindi* a notation to the effect that 1 must visit that city." Mr. Cause arrived here Wednes­ day afternoon and today praised Sanford and the people here for l hoi co-operation and progressive­ ness nnd complimented them on having such nn extraordinary town. With the assets that Sanford possess, declared the speaker, ull that is necessary is to ndvertise those facts to the people all over the United States, lit* believes that Hanford is n city of a distinguish­ ed type ami deserves n great deal of good publicity. "Wherever I go from now on," asserted Mr. Cause, "I shall Im* glad to give Sunfnid us much pub­ licity as pos'iihle and enn without fear or doubt recommend this city to any person who intends to come to Florida ns one of the better and (Continued on Page Three) WASHINGTON, July 30.—Reduction of the federal normal and surtaxes on income to n maximum of 25 per cent was declared pos­ sible "from a revenue standpoint,” Wednesday by Acting Secretary Winston, who, in n letter to a correspondent made public here, suggested that a maximum of 20 per cent for surtaxes was “the highest that should now be in the law." The acting secretary reiterated the treasury’s previously announc­ ed position of favoring abolish­ ment of thi* inheritance taxes but did not comment further regarding these taxes. He opposed application of s graduated income tax on corpora­ tions nnd said he hoped agitation for such a plan would be avoided. “ An income tax on corporations, graduated on the amount of income has no logical basis," Mr. Winston wrote. “The theory of a graduat­ ed income tax is t hat it related to the cnpacity of the tax payer to p:»v. A man with $100,000 can foare u larger proportion of Ids income than a man with $ in,nun. This reasoning has no relation whatsoever to corporations. A lar.M* corporation having a large income inaylte owned l»y a great number of small stockholders wlu> cannot affm d to have their divi­ dends cut down., whereas another corporation having a moderate in­ come may bo owned entirely by one man who can well afford to pJ*y a larger proportion of his incomo to the government. "If wo have two corporations, each earning $1,000,000 they would he taxed nt one rate; if they were conrolidated into one corporation they would be taxed at a different fete, a nurely arbitrary discrim­ ination. Tho tendency of a grad­ uated income tax would lie to split m> large corporations into u great number of small corporations, the economic effect of which would be undesirable.’’ For G reater Sanfor AIRCRAFT FIRING 2 HOTEL BANDITS TESTS DECLARED SLAIN IN BATTLE TO BE A SUCCESS W ITH OFFICIALS Maneuvers ( ’onducletl By The Cashier of Hotel Injured Shenandoah nnd Battleship When Chicago Police At­ Texas Okey;ManyllltsMade tack Robbers oh llold-IJp on Dirigililc-Towctl Targel Is Attempted Wednesday Is Strong: Evidence of Their Belief In Val­ ue of Far-Reaching: l*r. Forward Movcme Campaign Leaders Are Enthusiastic Team Organization To WASHINGTON, July 30.—Re­ CHICAGO, July 30—Four mask­ Meet Daily During cent anti-aircraft firing tests con­ ed robbers who attempted to hold ducted by the dirigible Hhcnuiidoah up the Drake Hotel, exclusive Lake Week of Campaign and the battleship Texas were de­ .Shore Drive hostelry, during the scribed nt tin* navy department afternoon m irnnion ton ten hour mm Wednesday The hanks of Sanford will Wednesday ns the most successful precipitated a battle between tho ot this character over held. [robbers,. hotel detectives ------------- and po­ invest $5,000 in the expansion Hundreds of hits were made un licemen “ that resulted in the death ami advertising fund of the ie target towed by „ the big air- of two of the robbers and the ho­ the Greater Sanford Chamber of ship during the firing from the tel cashier. Commerce, according to nn Texas off the Virginia ch| hs , and Another of the hold tqi men, was it was indicated that the Shenan­ announcement today. This ast Sunday, reached etch had agreed at a considerable doah might he available for simi­ captured a fter a terrific battle in represents an increase of on eurly in the day personal sacrifice to join with Mr. the hotel kitchen and n fourth imlar tests with army gunners a t I J found a reverent Andrews in his effort to carry out Fort Tlltien, L. 1,1 about Aug. 12. caped iu an automobile with $10,­ 2,500 per cent over their pres­ ■ting. The bronze the terms of the Volstead Act. A report on the anti-aircraft 000 of the hotel’s money snatched ent investment in the Cham­ ten from the station President Goes to Essex To Consolidation o f Railroads target While the selection of the men practice made public today from the safe and till while bul­ ber of Commerce, and ia the Jr's parlors but later for the posts of adm inistrators has .loin In Mid-Summer Meet­ by Rear Admiral C. F. Hughes, lets whizzed about his head. Means Economy, Professor strongest kind of evidence of their •loved to the New not permitted that to delay his The robbery, one of the most belief in the vnlue of this faring «r G. (). P. Club; Tells Slock holders at Meet­ director of fleet training, who wit­ daring [Church, where fu- consideration of other features of of many years, was perpe­ reaching forward movement. tlm tests, declared tho ex­ Occupies Speakers’ Stand will be conducted the reorganization. He now pro­ ing Held nt Washington nessed periments were important because trated by men under the influence noon. When the heads of the banks, F, poses to build a first line of de­ the sleeve target towed by the a ir­ of narcotics, the police said after government officials fense against smuggling of liquor RWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 30. examining the captured robber and I’. Forster, president of the First WASHINGTON, July 30.—The ship was much larger than ever fry an at the Rtation. clung the Canadian ami Mexican President t ’oolidgo mingled for an questioning hotel employes The National Hank, Forrest Iaike, pres­ hour Wednesday with old friends proposed merger of the Nickel used before, being visible to tin* latter described tho hold up men ident of the Seminole County | good spirits despite borders with a customs patrol mo­ nnd associates at the mid-Summer Plate with the Erie, IVro Marquet­ gun pointers and yet much small­ as “either drunk or dopey" l»c long journey from torized and increased in numbers Bank, and W. II. Tunnicliffe, presi­ reunion of the Essex County Men’s te, Hocking Valley and Chesapeake er than any aircraft. over the present force. One of tin* robbers was shot sev­ dent of the Sanford Bank & Shrapnel Shells P»«d. Republican Club al Chubhcco Irnke, j and Ohio Railroads under the Van Government Coses "The firing was on the southern eral miles from the hotel after lie Trust Company, accepted tho ap­ near Essex, 10 miles by motor Rweritipen plan should meet the DRYAN FUNEapproval of tho Interstate Com­ drill grounds approximately forty hud coinmondered a taxicab, forc­ pointment as nn “allied command’’ The government is su'd to be from White Court. EN ROUTE TO The President did not deliver nn merce Commission, Emory It. miles east of Cupe Henry," Admi­ ed a woman from the ear nnd com­ to head tho Greater Sanford cam­ J N , KRISTL, Tenn., losing money—estim ates of the *d as n tremen­ address. After posing for n group Johnson, professor of commerce ral Hughes snid. "The target was manded the driver, nt the point of paign, it wni ' I.— Kind heurts last loss being from ten million to fif­ .ho progressiva photographer, however, he went to mid finance at tin* University of sausage shaped, ten feet in diame­ a pistol, to speed away witli him. dous victory Itch uhove the body of teen million annually—because of the speaker’s stand ami henrd him­ Pennsylvania testified Wednesday ter nt the hoop. It was forty-five The taxi-driver wrecked his ma­ spirit of the community. Their Jlings liryan and lov- weak links iq guarding the border. self praised by Frederick H. Tnrr, at tlio consolidation hearing, ('idl­ feet long. The firing was from chine deliberately to allow pursu­ nction today in mnking thla re­ |inisten*ci to the corn- Many stretches of the border, both markable financial investment in of Rockport, president of the club, ed as an expert, ho based hm state­ three-inch guns on the Texas, not ing policemen to overtake him. widow ns the train north and south, wholly are un­ the work of the Chamber of Com­ and Governor Fuller of Mussachu- ment on consideration of public in­ more than six of which fired al Former Employe. he hiirdeiicd casket of guarded while the patrols at num­ Iciest and governmental policy in any time. The ammunition was settn. The man captured gave his name merce confirms in even greater ; statesm an moved out erous other points a rc under-man­ regulating (run sport at ion. shrapnel. The speed of the target Mr. Coolidge started on the re­ ned ami improperly equipped. It aa Jack Holmes and said he re­ measure their faith in the future into Virginia ton ita turn trip to Swumpscott before "Railroads have been moving was thirty three miles per hour. cently entile hen* from New York. of Sanford. is Mr. Anderson's purpose to sup­ — ./ushingtun. Of tho foregoing amount. Ilia measured The rubber killed in the taxicab other speakers, including Senator steadily* towards consolidation dur­ The actual altitudes .1 two far-flung cordons ply the right number of men and Butler, of Massachusetts, his close ing the last half century," Profvn- were and feet. is nsaid Ericc lx Nelson, ” ' • between l,2tM) M IMS f4,300 ,•»•» IU VV, chase ....... .. •* MSXi to lie r«ril’r t I.Hull, First National uud the Seminole ting guards, believers in provide them with the means of friend, Senator Deiieen, of ittinois, mr Johnson asserted. "If the gov­ Six liumlrtHl mill (Mrly fivo round* » former of th*f hotel ami County Bunk will each Invest ■f. his pathway lay. Eye:. transportation that will assure who is a house guest at White ernment does not nluce too great were fired. The practices were | the man shot in front of the hos- $2100, »-•*"»» and tho Sanford BanJr ■J1. umet grief,- hymns in­ <y!’. *k; >rfx^u. Court, and Representative An­ obstacles in the wuy, the process based on the fuel thut to drp|». to'Iry was Tex f o rts , 0f Texps. The I Trust Compuny $800. This ly reverent lips, love .*xConcerning tho men decided up­ drew, of the Fifth Massachusetts will go un ami in two decades, the bombs on n whip n plane mast in*1hotel cashier and head clerk, Frank on wan arranged by the bumto. In alrnple form, sped the on ns adm inistrators it was indi­ humaelvaa. District, had delivered their ad­ creation of a limited number of coming ming directly nt the ship. tdii| J Rodkey, was shot in tho abdomen Otne. cated that nuno of them ns yet M l.. S i... G ... .......... tl. .. * ' I ’L l . dresses. systems, conforming to tie.* most In tho fiist *two rini.'i, the Ata___rI­ and died Ilater. This splendid act with that of Capital Today. know to what district they will Those in attendance, included get approached from tlu* beam, economic nnd natural dlspoaition, the Hodwcll interests and others ay the funeral party Ih« assigned. Close associates of The four robbers entered the former Senator Albert .1. Bev­ will he completed.” star board and port and rix guns holed shortly nfter 3 o’clock a s - ! , |,at nrt‘ l"'toc0cally certain means ^dy of the former cubi- Mr. Andrews at the Treasury have eridge, of Indiana, and William irns expected to reach not Ireen told ull about Iris plans, The proposed Nickel Plate mer­ fired, tin* range changing from • ended to the inezzainiue floor 1111,1 t *10 <-*»”»I>«i»cn is off to a rePhilips, ambassador to Belgium. ger, he snid, conformed to the out­ approximately 1,000 yaids to 2,Out) wlien* the cashier's cage is locnt- markable "Dirt and should provo_ •w here his countrymen although he bus conferred with Before his departure, the Presi­ line of general consolidation.:, alltl An examination of tills target af­ ed and after stationing themselves one of tho greatest successes of tho |to bestow last honors, everyone who possibly could sup­ dent was niude an honorary mem­ provided the commission opportun­ ter it had been dropped showed at strategic points, suddenly don­ kind in civic organization history. tial capital where Mrs. ply helpful information for use in ber of the club, Ids name being ity to make proper rrudjuntni'iils 30 holes, one of which was a di­ ned masks nnd drew pistols on There Is much enthusiasm among her daughter, Mrs. drawing up the general program to proposed by Henry Cubot Lodge, id capital obligations re.ding rect hit by the shell Ix-for e it ex­ twenty-five employes, mostly wo- campaign leaders and nt hentlcaml',ll|f* I™* were to await the com- fit t ho prohibition forces, border, grand-son of tho fate Senator. ploded. tlie outlook, men. Two robbers guarded tlu*1 ,,u?Tt'Ta ,oytT11 against the transportation enter­ (other daughter, Mrs. land ami sea, into one compact Governor Fuller, after asserting prises. lie testified that tie- plan for the drive next 7f»3 Holes Scored. employes, herded together, while I , 1 ,1 reaves, and her bro- machine. that no President since Lincoln also should bring about ul> ’.mpproved last night a t "On Friday, July 21, three run i others ransacked the cushier’s i Y ,*;ro n,ll1 two h>., Jr., plans for the May Keep few had stirred the imagination of the tial economies in operation; and were made, four guns firing on a special meeting of tho campaign / li d ay and subsequent In this connection, tho lielief is American public as has Mr. Cool- restriction of investment in ue*.v each run. An examination of the executive committee held nt the Jlingtoin cemetery hud growing here daily tliut Mr. An­ A guest hearing n girl's scream idge, pleaded for party harmony railroad extensions and fa ililie target used in the last three runs ( hnnibcr of Commerce rooms. Tho mpleted. and catching a glimpse of the drive will sta rt Tuesday morning drews will leave few of the present und urged the re-election of Sen­ allow showed it had 703 holes, eleven of handling "f large vol.tinia j to, sitting upright near State directors in their present as­ scene rushed down to the lobby ator Butler. Not only was Mr. ,!.!n 'V1 ’.'.’; ' ,J:3° o’clock, with a parade of traffic nnd fncililuto* i.» »• ’..»*. ! which were made |,y the unexplod­ with tlu* news, while hell |n casket was over- signments. The general impression hoys Butler qualified to serve in the uf the team organization,ami will end ed shell of direct flight, the re­ ing of West Virginia coal. he spontaneous out- is that lie will iiuntu some of them dashed Into Michigan Avenue for Senate because of his ability and with a “stunt" thut is expected to |npathetic love which for promotion to the new admin­ On cross-examination, II W.j mainder being made by fragments policemen. 'I lie robbers were uhout give Sanford nation-wide adver­ knowldcgc of tip. needs of business el the exploded shrapnel. Owing ten along ninny hmi- istrative posts, thus giving them asserted tho Governor, hut he Anderson, counsel for ilisse din l" the shape of the target two to leave when James McCurdy, tising. This is said to b«i entirely on the commoner's jurisdiction over larger territories bouse detective, iqicncd the door original und will bo'the hest typo should he returned to the Senate minority stockholders oppe.-iiq, the l'*»h x is equal to one hit. Jepeatedly displayed. than they now exercise, hut how "because as field marshall, he is Van Swcringcn plans, sought tin > "’I In* sleeve towed was much lar­ of his office, also on the second of news uiul subject for motion pic­ floor and was confronted by the |s Show Cirief. lie intends allocating the appoint­ the man responsible for placing basis for Prof. Johnson’s teptimuiiv ' A than has ever been towed be­ masked men. Tlu*y opened fire on tures on its actual merit. Calvin Coolidge in the White and the witness agreed that he* ger yton early in the day ments remains a carefully guarded committed headed by George D. fore it was the first time that aa McCurdy, with a pistol had relied upon the previous t.* li-l House." tods of his last days secret. • each j Bishop was named to work out tho target has been used band, returned the fire, in _____ Governor Fuller contended that ninny of (>. I’ll Van Hweriugen,[anti-aircraft of his last great wounding, Mr. Andrews lias had frequent was easily visible to the con­ one of the robbers, who, stagger­ details and be in charge of this it was the duty of republicans in who originated the plan; J. J. Iter- thut btonstrated their re- conferences outside of Washington trol and gun pointers und ed across the lobby leaving a trail campaign feature. I t will be kept selecting candidates for the Sen­ net, president of the Nickel Plate, yet isparly J Turin of service, the recently, and more are to follow. a secret until u few days before it of much smaller area than of blood. ate und House to give their support und T. (’. Powell, vice president any aircraft. is carried out. • champion was He probably will hold several pri­ to men known to be in sympathy of th<* Erie, hut that lie had exer­ J b o u t the day by vate meetings with "possible" ad­ The committee hns arranged to (('nntinued on Page Three) witli President Coolidge's policies. cised his “own judgment." None trowing friends who ministrators late this week, and is have thu team organization to meet Local Officers Trace Senator Butler und Denecn re­ of tin* statements they made lie dull next week from Tuesday till pief in unmistakable planning now to leave Washington said, laid been made the subject of viewed the political situation. Friday at S>:30 o’clock at the Cham­ hattanooga and at Thursday night. Stolen Car to Mobile particular investigation by him­ ber of Commerce rooms prelimin­ ■died-, were admitted self. ary to their going to their districts compartment of the British Coal Strike R. J. Reel, manager of the "U- nnd to reassemble each day at tom to view tbe cnlm California Woman Is Drive-It’* auto company of tin* city noon. Campaign reports will lie Settlem ent Not Seen Big’ Crusade A gainst fallen leader. was Wednesday extending his made nt the luncheons. Shot Near Swiss City l,lV 1‘s’0IJ,hern rialthanks to the Sanford Police DaTlie enmnaign will end with a Jnt? I ulfntati company JACKSONVILLE, July 30. — LONDON, July 30 The cl,..nce:« Criminals Is Started of averting the threatened British "Victory” dinner on Friday. If the LOS ANGELES, July 30.— Mary PrtnU‘nt " ,ul 1,10 "h erlffs force heap upon the widow Lewis Blackburn, ID, and Duncan BASEL, Switzerland, July JO.— Pick ford, film actress, told in court of this county for their ouick work drive reaches the proportions that tnrul group of attend- A IC-year-old hoy has been a r ­ Campbell, 53, both of Daytona coal strike seemed decreased to­ NEW YORK, July 30.—Promi­ Wednesday afternoon what she in recovering an automobile which some of the leaders of the move­ convenience nt their rested nnd charged with killing Iteach, were picked up 20 niilev day. Negotiations between coal tititie owners and workers meeting nent citizens throughout the coun­ knew of an alleged conspiracy of was stolen from its purking space ment anticipate, it will he one uf out nt sen today drifting in a 25 Mrs. Levitt Bowen of Berkeley, M'ooga W|,oro h trnns. Calif., who was found dead in a feet gasoline fishing boat, chilled separately with Prime Minister try are starting a crusade against three men to kidnap her here a in front of tin* establishment on the most enthusiastic gatherings July III. in the history of Sanford. I special ear from one park near here yesterday. Police by rains ami burned by the sun Stanley 'Baldwin, wiV* n|>uined criminals who, iu tin* view of some few months ago, Through tlu* efforts of the local Two udditionu! clergymen have III the ten minute, she wan on r . | r a bait of an hour say he confessed but claimed that nnd suffering front lack of food this morning in n gloomy atmos­ of tlu* organizers, have made life officers, suid Mr. Reel, the car was notified the Chamber of Commerce phere. Leaders of both sides af­ property in the United States more the Htund, Miss Pickfurd, in a j*uy officials, civic or- he shot Mrs. Bowen accidentally. and water. Tho two men were in Mobile, Ala., one week that they will co-uperute with tho ter meeting the premier spoke pes­ unsafe than in any other civilized f?to,| th,. ,.aKer pul,|ic clear voice that carried afound An investigation reveals that found by tho tanker E. W. Sin­ simistically of the prospect. “Ilopo country. The commission an set calm, fte r it hen stolen. The nu- Chamber of Commerce forward through the room, testified she tnmobilo hud impressive demonstra- Mrs. Bowen waa killed by a re­ clair and were landed at the quar­ had been driven 1,580 movement by delivering civic ad­ forth ut a meeting Wednesday for a settlement is farther off was advised of the alleged plot fni f,.r th„ dead Ik-mo- volver miles. bullet. She had arrived antine station nt Mayport. They dresses in their pulpits next Sun­ • To tho expressions here u few duys ago nnd attended had put out from Daytona Beuch than it has ever been before," A. will seek by education to arouse by her husband, Douglass Fairday, Rev. J. A. Hennessey of tho nn anti-crime sentiment through­ hunks, about the middle of Muy. sympathy and sorrow, lectures in the Basle University. Saturday afternoon on a fishing J. Cook, secretary of the M in er, All Souls Catholic Church and Rev. out tho country. Federation suid. She had never seen the three de­ K nights of Templars *n rendered grateful She took a stroll early yesterday expedition and hud only food ami T. J. Armstrong of tho Congreg fendants, Charles Stephens, Claude water enough for their afternoon in the woodlund of a park about Holcomb and Adriun J. Wood, loit­ Busy With Flections tional Church. Definite anaounc Exceed Population, five miles from the city where her trip. mi nts of these addresses and tho sts ering about her studio, us previous nail towns traversed by body was found. Marks upon the They left Mantasas Tnlet at noon testimony said they had. SEATTLE, Wash,, July 30.— of Rev. F. T. King of the Kir St ’•if caravan, the inhnbi- ground indicated thut she had Saturday. Three miles out they Miss Pick ford however, had afen The election of tho Grand Encamp­ Haptist Church, nnd Rev. T. J . •**'* to The track side to crawled about 150 feet nfter being stormed and laid their lines. Sev­ automobile which she had <been ment officers and the selection of Nixon of tho First Methodist interest g} the passing shot before shu collapsed and died. ern! hours Inter they decided to tolil the defendants had used in the 1028 convention city was the Church will be made Saturday nnioner. Titores were sta rt for shore and discovered they the A large frame picture contain­ ; Already it Iia3 attracted eoniider- trailing her and Fnirlunks ns they principal business heforu flags flew low in token could not start the engine. The In many village 8 Oil- Four Western States battery was dead. They threw ing a number of Sanford views | able attention in the hotel, it was went from tile studio to their home. Grand Encampment of the Knights Newspaperman Gives Cross examination was very of Templars here today a t the Itimated th a t the crowils out the anchor of the boat hat it has been received by the Hulick said. University of Washington stadium. Million For Charity “ In addition to this advertising,” brief. * normal populations. In- Feel Slight Tremors failed to hold. A squall blew up brothers at their Hotel Loch Arbor tho letter continued, "we hnve the Tho court room was jammed. Competitive drills of picked com­ tnnt a view of her husand they drifted out to seu. to the waiting throng BUFFALO, July 30.—William KANSAS CITY, July 30.—Earth With dawn Sunday the two men on the* New Jersey scucoast at Al- f re tried prospective of the hotel on Most of the spectators were wom­ manders continued with the award­ • Mrs. Bryan here ro- tremors of moderate intensity discovered they were out of sight leuhurst where it has been placed exhibition and have taken a space en. As the s ta r left the court room ing of prizes sot for tonight. J . Connors, wealthy industrialist (ny evidences of love and were felt in Kunsas, Oklahoma, of land without water or food. on Display. This was learned in on two electric signs that arc accompanied by her mother, Fair­ nnd newspaper proprietor, today IIUKNS KILL PILOT •or herself and for the de* New Mexico and Texas toduy hut Both hunger nnd thirst bothered a letter received Wednesday by shown on tho Asbury Park hoard banks nnd her brother, she was announced the establishment of a 'teaman. A flowered Bi- no property damuge hus been re­ them. Monday morning it begun to Secretary R. W. Pearmnn, Jr., of wnlk, one nt the north end and greeted by the multitude with a foundation fur chnritible work iu PITTSBURGH, July 30.—Burn- this t,i,» cu. °ic proportions was pre- ported. Quakes occurred between rain nnd they gathered every drop, the local Chamber of Commerce one at the south. This sign i.i con­ constant ''good-bye Mury." city to which ,he has given During the departure she was ed when his airplane was destroyed $1,000,000 the chamber of com­ 6:10 and 0:15 o'clock this morning. wringing the water out of their from tho Hulick brothers, w ho uro sidered one of the best advertising T 0,000 and expect expect* in near fu­ ....................“* , ribboned inscription de- Shocks were felt by five Kansas clothing, Monday night, ull night erecting und will operate the now mediums that ran Im< used. The separated from her husband for a bM fire a fte r crushing nt Univer- ture to raise it to $5,000,000. — ----------------- -— avorite sentiment of the cities and a t Ix*avcworth, two dis­ Tuesday und until early this morn­ Hotel Forrest 'Iaiku which U fast sig n is automatic and hIiows the few minutes as he was called buck sal near here, Lieutenant Thomas i wording brought by electric lights by the court to identify Louis L. Cage), a Murine Corps air pilot, nearing completion. spokesman: “I have tinct shocks, 15 minutes npurt, ing, they drifted. M 'l r l i o l w «vW ugion to live by and to were experienced. The writer of tho letter compli­ and changes the ads every five Geek, tho state's prominent wit­ died in n local hospital early toAt 0 o’clock this morning they sighted the tanker. The ship al­ ments Mr. Pearmun on the selec­ minutes, it is estimated that ness, us one of ttie men who loit­ day. CHICAGO, July 30.—Wheat, he citizens of Lenoir City Buildings Sway most passed them, but some ono tion of the views and asserts thut around 100,000 people from nil ered about the gates of the FnirI September, 1.40 7-8 to 1.51; DcNEW TREATY SIGNED ' bouquet of simple garAMARILLO, Texas, July 30.— aboard caught sight of (•*•* flutter they give nn excellent Imp’ession parts of the country »ee these Imnks-Pickford studio with the de­ ■■ , Icemher, 1.51 to 1.515. Corn, Scp,'n blossoms told of the An earth tremor of nearly thirty of the shirt they attached to. a of Sanford and the surrounding signs dally." fendants. Geek hud been missing "'ga of the givers, a pen- seconds duration shook Amarillo fish pole and the ship turned nnd territory and will no doubt be of The letter further stated that for some time. LONDON, July 30.—Baron Hay- leniber, 1.04 3-1 to 1.055. Out!, nge announcing; Earlier Japanese Ambassador, and — in the day the defense ashi, __ ____________ _____ ___ _ _ Septeni, 4.225 to .42 7-8. nnd surrounding towns early to- pulled alongside. They were taken great value in advertising (he the Hulick brothers are pto-used n of. Appreciation. to hear thut tho work on the hotel had Introduced testimony to tho foreign secretary Chamberlain to(day. Buildings swayed noticeably aboard and given food and water. city. It was stated th2t arrangements hero and the grading, street and .•ffect that the defendants made day signed the new Anglo-Jnpa-1 Dade City—Bank deposits show *n °T our appreciation of but no damage has been reported, Both were burned nearly bluck jht HTe and fearless de- j Reports say the trem or extended from five days exposure to the will ho made to have the picture bulkhead work in the vicinity is their “confessions" under coercion j neso treaty regarding trade and I PJ3 1*3 per cent increase during sl< Inued on Pagw Three) of physical violence. i navigation. __ • mouths ending June 30j exhibited in a piomincnt place. progressing rapidly. {into New Mexico and Oklahoma. sun. i F COOLUHJE MEETS GOOD POINTS OF OLD EttlENDS AT BIG RAIL MERGER REUNION OF CLUB SEEN BY EXPERT ...1 Two Rescued A fter Drifting Helplessly At Sea For 4 Days Court Jammed As Screen Star Tells Of Kidnaping Plot E Hulick Brothers Advertise Sanford And New Hotel In Prominent Places �W EDNESDAY, JU LY 29, In n iim r A 4-; Stetson University at" 1PeLond I universal fact th a t the develop* ll tlilly x x l j which la Indeed nn nsret to th the----on­i ment of any country, and especial­ fa ll section of central Florida. » ly the United States, goes front the I t l l i 1 r O V e S ; Dr. Knrr praised what has been west and thence to the south, this ri 'done in Sanford with the small throwing a vast num ber of pros­ j i f f s u c c e s s amount of money that has been pectors toward Florida; men by available In the past but declared nature is a lover of sunsbirv* and , „ n v I that larger appropriations are warmth and the delightful climnto from I age One) j ncc<jp<j ff0 t j,at this good can ty? of Florida will claim many homo r ,p n t t continued on a vastly greater seekers; great wars have been : that the People. scnIc u is through the present fought by nations to get to the non it eo that they ma> ••(jrcatcr Sanford" campaign' that and there Is still th a t unutterable bigger scale in the tho of thi, cily w i|i 3how and unconquerable desire nrnong V! co-operation dur- wj,cthcr or not they will co-opcr- men to settle on seacoasts or lakes i 1- months of t h e ate in t |,e st.c„ring of a large fund or river, and Florida w ith her 1,500 miles of seacoast, over 30,000 rommunity will do carry oa this work, than they can pos-j j„ n prnven fact th a t ndver- lakes and numerous rivers will he stated, and sta- t|sing rnys, he said, for the good give millions of people nn oppor­ en taken thnt ehowi nnmc of the United States nnd the tunity to make their homes near ict and not hearsay, things it represents has ndvertis- the wntcr; nnd men is by nature lU- Distinct. j C(j thin country to the world to the a creator, developer, an explorer the nu>st important fXtcnt that it is now necessnry to nnd a discoverer nud this Mate a successful city or riStrnin foreigners from 6ntering will give vent to tho g reatest ideas •dared Dr. K arr h the nation. The fact thnt ndver- of development and building th at lished through being tising- pays, coupled with tho four can be conceived. These nre some e is no other one significant historical fncta connf co-operation, he | corning man which he has related of tho reasons, declared Ur. Karr I give as much pres- several times makes Dr. K nrr bo-‘ why tho people of Sanford must ity to a city as the li»vc that it is all the more ncccs- awake to the necessity of putting ii. tinct. The im agin-1sary for Sanford to create this im- over in g reat style the movement need in making a portant advertising fund. for a greater and better city . ho continued, s’.n.lj Again he nsserted thnt proper •: ls distinct mur„ proVigion must be made for the through the funds which will bo to toe world. j recreation of the children of this raised for advertising purposes nnd a distinct city, bo community as the greatest concern’ which will assure this city’s suc­ has experienced up of nil parents centers in their off- cess. rubstnntinl growth springs. If Sanford would Is? n nt, it lias inure pnv-j successful city and make \ hi 1 for capita than any oth- tourists nnd future residents, he rida and almost th e 1stated, playgrounds and conumtnStntcs, it is situ.it- ity buildings to a sufficient extent le.unrters of naviga- must bs provided by the local pcot. John's River owl pie. be connected with The four things that assuW; the liur cast coast cities development of the great resources comparatively sn’nll of Florida and im kc it necessary celery fields nnd a for Sanford to rnire a ln*ro sum, itry th a t is almost for advertising so that this coraai.il, althougn n..i numity may have its proper share has in this section of the development are: It is a Mills O f Soviet Russia Are U nable To Supply Peasants W ith Needed Cotton Goods MOSCOW, July 15.—The short•JT# of cotton goods In Russia never has been felt so acutely ns this year. With the coming of the sum­ m er Moscow textile shops are lit­ erally besieged by all clnsrcj of the town population nnd numerous fxasanta, who come great distances t<r buy a fow yards of gingham or ’ dress goods. Foreigners are much surprised by th e right of long queues of women shoppers who stand patiently all day long outside every state textile shoo. Lady Grace Sues Bray For $50,000 Dam ages £ TAMPA. 2'*. TAMPA, July 2!t—Lady Grace Esmc Mackenzie, who was held in ‘ Hillsborough county juil here for three days nn charges preferred by G. E. Dray, local real estate operator this morning filed suit for $50,000 -damage against Dray on the grounds she was falsely im­ prisoned. At the same time she Intimated criminal action might also be made against her accuser. The action is not unexpected for the famous big game hunter, ex­ plorer and w riter swore vengeance while In jail. comparison with tho Pre-war time. In 1013 the Russian factories produced 2,273,000,000 meters of cotton goods, which equals 17 met­ ers nor head of population, while the last year the total production amounted only to 800,000,000 met­ ers, which is only six meters for every inhabitant. In order to meet the demand for cotton goods among the peasantry, the government war. compelled lart year to buy abroad 20,000,000 rubles’ worth of ready cotton fab­ rics. With the realisation of the coming harvest, which is expected this vear t>* be satisfactory, the de­ mand for cotton goods by the peas­ antry undoubtedly will increase. The government now is confront­ ed with the problem of further in­ creasing the important of cotton RECOGNITION SOUGHT VIENNA, July 2t>.—The recent International Congress of Den­ tists adopted n rt olutjnn for of­ ficial recognition of the profes­ sional designation of “dentist.” The resolution ulso urged nil coun­ tries to give international legal recognition to dentists, « that a dentist iif on** country would have full legal rights to practice in any other country. Other provisions sought legal regulation of dental courses of trairing, povcrnmentnl guaranteed diplopias and the extension of sick benefit insurance to dentists. . .. . i • *1- > • "■ .-tut . •••??: . LONDON, Ju ly 21).—Highest of­ ficials of the British government today devoted their utm ost ener­ Tim Director gies to the prevention of tho gen­ reported t„ | eral coal strike scheduled to s ta rt thnt we havr Friday,1“ while the cabinet discueai; employes. ’HT ■*' f^” ••1• ' • -T — $* [ f * • SAVE and T H R IV E Strike While the Iron Is "Co!»l Cosh” in the bank gives you opportunity. Are you building up your bank a powerful weapon for success? Let FIRST NATIONAL Bjto Earle T. Field iitt.i i, hstatk — i.tv r.sT M K .vra I.otil>v I 'u l e a t o n - D r u n i l e y Rldif. 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G u £ Q iz r < > n s i \ JJ rj 4—f f- J,— Miss Guerin, High Diver, A dds O rc h e str a T o Aquatic Curriculum New York City.—Stroking to th s d ru m of a banjo lias become do popular here that swimming class* s havo small orchestras :•, a mattcr-of-cour;:o purt of their equipment, declares Jo.-cphin • Guerin, famous professional swim­ m er and high diver. 4/Thc orchestrns,” explains MisGuerin, “are non-profcasiunr.1 and take their turn nt swimming be­ fore the class is over ju »t u i the swimmers tako their turn nt crchestra-ing. Violin and Cello “I tried the experiment *.n; day of asking two friends to play 'Midnight Waltz’ on tho violin and cello when I was trying to teach the bfvnst stroke. They rat on the pool's edgo in their bathing ■aits and the pupils mv*-.- dreamnl a t first that tho muMo had any earloui angle. “Tho result was co good that 1 j 1 > ‘ j M z- ' J' explained ta them what I v.-as Irving tu Jo and after that, thn..o who had any musical turn, in­ sisted upon cnitinuirg tho con­ certs. \o u si e, the music takes the mind off tins breathing, which n tho stumbling block to most beginner.-'. At tho same time that it df.tracts the mini, it prnducc-i rhythm, rml instinctively the lega und arm . follow the boat.” By M ILDRED NICHOLS In Charge Electrical Hoti-nDepartment, Western Elcctr.c C< When you are conlcmpl.it r •• t•■iy Ing any electrical appliau e >uu .in not interested in generalities ><■•! want to know just bow ami why it will be an asset for you. To get the very most otti of your Clothes Washer with tlie b a t an noyaucc check these points Never (ill the washer by luggin.; pails uf water; a length of common garden hose attached to the faucet will do the trick. Always make some ari fernent for easy draining P i manent attachment to the drain—a length of hose running to a door drain, an ejector, or even a smjdl washer pump with an electric mo­ tor. The latter adds a bit to the cost of the Washer, but it’s well worth tile price. And just remem­ ber to have the two control levers nt an “oil" position before turning on the current. This eliminates the chance of blowing a fuse, espe­ cially if you have to attach the cord to a light . A two­ way plug is almost a necessity where there ij only one socket T his enables you to have light and power at the same time. I lie Electric Iroitcr is practically uncharted ground. Most of us know- ihcrc is sueli a thing, but we dismiss it with a “Oh, yes, f know, a mangle for Hat piece, and large families" No such tiling. The Ironer is a small ironer useful for a family of two as well as a Uooscvcltian family. It’s designed to iron everything a larger ironer can Elberta Peaches, per basket............. Niue Eat Mackerel, each.......... 15c I Fancy Cantaloupes, each................. Georgia W aterm elons...................... Fresh Tomatoes, lb............................ Poll String* Beans, lb......................... Nice Eat Maekcdel, each........... 15c Maxwell Mouse Coffee, lb................ 2 cans to each customer when bought with other goods 871. AT THE BASKET >■>+<>**•»•»* * * * * * Corner 12th St. and Sanford Ave ■ ■ ■ ■ a .ia R s a ia iB S B iis iE g iB H s iH a a R a s c B s n n iR ita iiM iik M.a ." rz iiU B If y o u r O il r u n s too lo w - a burnt out bearing will be the penalty. Keep yourcrankcase ffiled tv . Every tim e you buy a gallon of gasoline, you pay 3 1-8 cents Florida S ta te Tax. �O f Philadelphia Seeks ; New Music For Exposition To Be HeldThere NextYear fault thereof that a decree Pro Confesso he entered against you and the court proceed rX narte. I t Is o rd e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d In th e S a n f o r d H e r a l d ua to th e n a m 'd defendants h e re in o n c e u x y eU fo r E i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In said n e w s p a p e r . W i t n e s s my h a n d nnd o f f ic ia l s e a l n i S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a t h i s 4 th d a y o r J u n e , A. P. I '•»!&. ( H E A L ) ^ p o i'Q j.A H S , C le r k . Ily A. M. WKKKH, P . • . ' J. It. M o rro w , S o li c it o r l u r C o m ­ plainant. O r la n d o . F la . The symphony, or symphonic July 30.— PHILADELPHIA, \ Prizes amounting to $7,600 for work, the chorul work and the bal­ __ original musical compositions to let, pagennt or masque, must be Lave th e ir premier performances submitted by April 1, 1920. The IS T U B r i l t C I ' I T C O U R T O F T H E ftK V K .v n i JI D ir i A I . c i l i r v i T . » t the JSesuulccntcnninl Interna- winners wilt be announced by May O F T I I E S T A T E O F P T .illllD A , ’ tlonal Eposition here next year 16. in a ,\o i o n s i ; m \ o i . E r o i ; . \ TV. have been announced by the ex* The choral work must require O F S E M IN O L E , a e o r p i .r petition committee, together with not less than 30, and not more than COUNTY u tl o n . by nnd t h r o u g h J o h n Met*an invitation for composers to en­ 60 minutes for performance. The eh . B. I*\ W h e e le r, B. H. K llb ee, C. \V. E m iro In n e r, a n d H uston te r the contest. The competition text must be in English and the H t - r l e . c o m p o s in g «h" B o a rd of is to be open to persons of all work must be scored for the nor­ C o u n t y C o m m iss io n e r* of 8 - n t l f nationalities in thla and in foreign mal symphony orchestra. j*" l '* C o u n ty . F lo r id * . The If, countries. chord writing should be mainly S T A T E O F (• 1.0 v*. 111 DA, - x r-1 M i l­ n An opera, n symphony, a choral i four-part, with occasional doubl­ l a r d B. S m ith , S t a t e A t t o r n e y f o r t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t of Work and a ballet, pageant or mas­ ing. The ballet, pageant or mast h e S t a t e n( M o r ld a . que are desired by th»> exposition quo accompaniment must be o r­ C ltn lln n officials who announced that nil chestral nnd the texts, if any, mu3t To THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAV­ ERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, J } ' expenses In connection with the he be in English. FLORIDA: production of the winning pieces W h e r e a s . n p e t i t i o n h:t* l , - - n H i­ James Francis Cooke, editor of will be borne by the exposition. In th e a b o v e s t y l e d c a u * - by The Etude, is chairman of the ed »h« ni'iity uf S e m in o le , ritut i o f A prize of $3,000 is offered for competition committee, nnd Hrnry F l o r i C d a , hy an d t h r o u g h t h e R o a rd the opera, on« of $2,000 for the S. Fry, organist of St. Clement’s of C o u n ty Cainnt;** o n e r * i t H-tnl, F lo r id a , s e t t i n g f o r t h eymphony, or a large orchestral Protestant Episcopal Church, Phil­ nthoel - faCcot u ntty >v ** held work of symphonic character; a adelphia, is executive secretary. t h r o u g h o u th atht e nut. j ei tl en ct /t i oofn hem ltiole, prize of $2,000 for a ballet, page­ Other members nre Dr. Philip II. S t a t e o f F l n i i o a , * 1 l i f t r. t h d IV i f Slay A. I 1 l!r.'.», to dot* iiiiih e w ln ih ant or masque, with full orchestrnl Goepp, Alexander Smallens, N. e r t h e r e ah ml I lo- l * - " - . th e accompaniment, not excluding cho­ Lindsay Norden, Nicola Montuni - i'd Cr. t t c v of S. nilu i’*, '.r F lo r id a , b o n d s in th e s u m of 11,640,* ral episodes, and a prize of $600 and Dr. Thuddeus Rich. 0001 to b e p r I n t e r e s t a t H ie r a l e of live for an acapella choral suite of a n d " i i e - h a l f p e rc e n t p e r a n n u m , I n ­ three or four members to be wtU- IN T I I K KKVKXTII .111114 J t l . ter* >1 p a y a b le si in l - a n n u illy, said b o n d s t o he k n o w n n s S E R I E S A. I T I t l T I T , IS A S H m i l H l i t l l ten for nix or eight voices. The * > H3 J text of the suite is to be left to n o i .f . county, ii.m u itA i s t l.R IK H II ni.d S E R I E S C. The l«sue - ■&!! •it b o n d * k n o w n is S E R I E S A to h* c iiA s rr.H V . the composer. f o r th e spin of Ifijn Q00 Ob an d to be J. C H A M B E R S . d a t e d J u l y 1st. 1015. T h e Issue of As r v i m p l la n u n t All compositions are to he sub­ bond* k n o w n us S E R I E S R to lo* fo r H IM , TO Q U IE T T I T L E mitted with a full orchestral score E P P S T U C K E R E t At. t h e i.um ut J I DO.ooo, an d to be d a te d In ly 1st. 192''. T h e Issue ol I ond* written in ink with a nom de I t e s p o n d a n t . k n o w n a s S E R I E S C to he for th e O rd e r of I'lih H m lliiii plume, accompanied by an envel­ It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d ea c h s u m of ICiO.U'H.OO. und to be d a te d ope containing the full name and o f y o u , t o - w l t : E p p s T u c k e r a n d J u l y 1st. 1927 All of t h e a b o v e --------T u c k e r , hi* w ife, if l i v i n g o r b o n d s t o m a t u r e ft-rlnlly o t e r « address of the composer. No work d e a d : all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g uti I n ­ p e r i o d u t t h i r t y y e a r s f t o m and will be eligible that has been pub­ If t e r e s t ns heirs, d ev is ees, l e g a t e e * o r a l t e r t h e d a te of th e Is su a n c e tlie ie lished or previously performed. o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , hy t h o u g h t o r u n ­ o f a n d t h e p ro c e e d s d e r i v ' d from e abo ve n a m e d p a r t i e s d e - t h e s a l e ( h e r e o f to be u r - d for the The winning composer will retain dc ee nr t eth e r w i s e , anil a ll u n ­ p u r p o s e of c o n s t r u c t i n g . r e c o n s iiu c all rights of performance, except k n o wdn opra r t ioeth s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t t l n e , p a v in g . t c - p a v m g , h a r d s u r ­ the premier nnd such extra per­ j i n th e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r (HIV 1 - 0 f a c i n g , r e - h a r d s u r f a c i n g a n d w i d ­ e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r IHIV I - 4 > e n i n g t h e run Is in S em in o le C o u n ­ formances as may be determined i ooff St hectio n 17. T o w n s h i p I I S.. R a n g - ty . F lo r id a , p a r t i c u l a r l y dns-rtried by the committee. In case the JOE S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a p ­ In t h a t c e r t a i n r e s o lu ti o n ado pted winning work is performed, the p e a r to th e hill of c o m p l a in t filed hv t h e H oard of C o u n ty C o m m is­ e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e a g a i n s t s i o n e r s o f S em in o le C ou n ty . F lorida, committee will assume all the ex­ yIno u t hon t h e 3rd d a y of Auic A. I> on t h e 24tli d a y of M arch A. D 1925, penses of the copying of parts, re­ I *•2R. th e sam e h e l n s ru le d a y of a n d W h e r e a s a c a n v a s s of th e re tu rn * hearsing and of producing. A sp e ­ th i s C o u r t In th e C o u rt H ouse. S a n ­ . F lo r id a , to a n s w e r t h e Pill of of s a i d e le c tio n sh o w p r i m a facie cial jury will adjudge each prize. cford o m p l a i n t filed a g a i n s t yo u a n d In t h a t t h e r e s u l t of sa id e le c tio n w as Manuscripts of the opera m urt d e i a u l t th e r e o f t h a t a d e c r e e P r o in f a v o r of th e Is su a n c e of (he o n fp ss o he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. h r i n |s a f o r e s a i d by Homlnolo C o u n ­ be submitted by March 1, 192(1, C a n d t h e ease t r m — tl ex p a r t e . ty . F lo r id a . with a full orchestrnl form, ac­ It Is o r d e r 'd t h a t all p a r l i e s u n ­ Now th e r e f o r e , p u r i u a n t in a n o r ­ ri companied by a full pianoforte k n o w n c la i m i n g an I n t e r e s t In an d d e r of (he C o u rt h e re in made. w e s t Q u a r t e r <‘i\V t - l l UOt ire Is h e r e b y Riven t h a t the score for rehenraal purposes. The ntot tt hh ee SS oo uu th th w e s t Q u a r t e r CUV I I ) c l t l i e n * a n d r ix p a y e r s o f Sentinel. prize will be udjudged by May 1. S e c ti o n S e v e n te e n (17) T o w n s h i p C o u n ty . F lo r id a , a r e by said o rd e r No conditions are fixed for the T w e n t y - o n e I I I ) S ou th, R a n g - r e q u i r e d to he a n d a p p e a r in-fore Kant a p p e a r to t i n s hill th e C i r c u i t C o u rt of th e H -venth length or for the number of uct:«, Tofh irctoym pClu) l a in t on o r b e f o r e I r d d r y J u d i c i a l C irc u i t of th e S t a t e of tho only other ztipulotions being of A u g u s t A. D. l»7r>. t h e s a m e I"" F l o r i d a , o n th> 2 l n day of Au k * t h i s C o u rt at • )»•* list A. 11 1925 a t 1(*:00 o'clock A that it must be of u serious musi­ |rut a ru le day Sof a n f o r d . F lo r id a , to M nl H anford In t h e C o u n ty "f cal character ami the text in Eng­ aCnosuwr te r House, th e bill of c o m p l a i n t filed H em lnole a n d S t a l e of F lo r id a , th e n In s a id ca se a g a i n s t you. nn d In de- an d t h e r e to sho w c a u se . It any lish. . 1 jf [M s IM ili t h e y h a v e v.Ttv said b o n d s should not he v a li d a te d an d co n firm e d . W I T N E S S m y h a n d ns C lerk of t h e C irc u i t C o u rt of th e S ev e n th J u d i c i a l C irc u it of the S ta l e .if Flo* ro u t. In a n d l o r Hentlnol" Ciutnlv, an d t h e se a l of said C ircu it C ourt, on t h i s th e Jtllli d a y of J u l y A 1> i •»2 r.. .i TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE EAST TO CHAPMAN AVE­ NUE AND ON CHAPMAN AVENUE FROM THIRD STREET NORTH TO UNION AVENUE Notice is hereby given that thu construction of the asphalt pave- (SEAL) V. E HOIMLARH, merit on Third Street from Sanford Ave. East to Chupmnn Ave. anti C l e r k of th e c i r c u i t C ourt of lli>* S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u i t of the on Chapman Ave. from Third Street North to Union Ave. has been S t a t e of F lo r id a . In and fo r S e m ­ in ole C oiintv completed, and tho completed work has been finally accepted by tho CEO. A. HeCOTTEH, Commisaion of the City of Sanford, Florida. A tto rn ey fo r P etitio n e r \ **Tho following is tho cost of paving Third iS treet from Sanford I'ltlll'g H T t OWN K i l l jjAvenuo east to Chapman Avenue nnd Chapman Avenue front Third TOl U V*1.1. M M I I'ltO I'U IIT * IA HASI’ s i t u ; i n i . K i i i . A i t n i s T i t l c r *•< Street north to Union Avenue, 21 feet in width with sheet asphalt on i i i : i i M : i t , i iiF .A T i;t) w i t f. s T A IIM M IIE II IN * N It III " i n n n <1 inch rock base. N A M E NO. Uf OF T I I E I I I * 1849 cu yds grading a t 40c.................... ..................................... $ 786.60 i l l ' s \ N l o l l li. I T . ( H i m * . lil'I.Y AIIO I'TF.II ON T i l l ; I I III HA* 2402 lin ft concrete curb and gutter at 76c................................ 1,826.62 (II' A 1*1*11. *. II. lliz.’n N o th ',' Is li'Ti'liy g ll p ll Hint all 282 lin ft filial) curb a t 35c...................................................... 81.20 s p e c ia l as*« p*ini'ill.* noiilx. Icvlxil, 42 lin ft granite curb re-set ut 15c................. - ................... 6.30 ••uli'i'cil uitil liupuacil UKiilnsI prla l r l v n w n x 'l p r u p u r t ) l"cal"il In 3020 sq yds macadam foundation at 80c 2,416.00 vIho B u s t Hl*l» lh l lk l ii .n l l Mot rtf* Kill 3,058.98 ................. I n lililn lie- I ilhm T ag ilr2999 aq ydn 2 inch ahoal nuplmlt tup at $1U‘J r lli .il nre i ■■( Hie i 'I i i "f H ,n (" iil 50.80 sFcloilih 127 sq yd* brick laid flat at 4 0 c ................... i, in ure tiartit H im h ■I•--*<?• 11•• .1 a s f nl In \v s, tn - w l i 50,115 114 sq yds brick laid on edge at -t ic I h 'V h in ln e "It lli« I! '' l I'l.rim t i 196.20 tluii Ilia.' uf Hi.- (Tt) nl S.iitlniil, 654 nq ft concrcto alloy returns at 30c FliiHilu. a t a |i"liu 1.11•; h f. et W rs t 18.00 .u n it ' . i l l s ( e . i N o rth "( l i e H.niHiDO sq It concrete .sidewalk at 20c e.ii iiHi of i l u v r o n i e h l I,nt I, 140.00 '| i*i*t 4 Typa A inlets at $35.00 .......................... ." I'thm jii. T o w n <iii|i l'i. Hmitli ut 00 .0 0 IHtllgc 91 Maul. Hi in Imile I 't u u i v , 2 Typo B inlots a t $30,00 ............ ........ ........ or liln. I h e n c e run W est ■>m i i>ei 50.00 fI FI 1 Manhole III Iho W e*t lin e "f Melliilivllle ,\vetH|e. til CU"' N o r t h Hi tlfUIccn W eil 1858 lin ft drain tile laid nt $100.00 per M............................... 185.80 , I'.ll.lllel w i t h llnllltl A venue I ’ll* 7 456 lin ft 12 inch storm sewer laid at $1.05 478,80 : (. et t o ill" E a s t e r l y Hue " t tliuch | " l l " III W A. F i l l s J r * Aim-iiilfil Extra work ........................ ..... 94,22 I I.it uf VIII.. H lioora; t l o n c " Houilit-iTv jilonn t h e E nM crlv line of Concrete monument at street intersection 0.60 M 'i III 111." K T l" I fi() feel I" III. North Laboratory inspection of materials 118.43 Inn- of F i r s t Mirei'l an l.ihl out ami lilm ie il III saiil |il.il of Villi S lio n ii Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2"<> 101.61 llic n c e N.rrili Mft i l r u r m Wx*i 7 Engineering 57r . , 178.78 fe e t m o r e n r Icsn 111 t h e Internee fiv e o f s a i d b o n d s t o m a t u r u f i f t e e n s h a l l b e Issu ed a m i sold a m t years fro m th e Issuance th ereo f; p r o v i d i n g f o r t h e l e v y i n g o f tj f ive of s a id bonds to m a tu r e tw e n ­ ta x to c r e a te n sin k in g fund ty y e a r a f r o n t Ih o I s s u a n c e t h e r e o f ; f o r t h e p a y m e n t o f sa id b o n d s a n d six a t said bo n d s to m a tu r e a t t h e i r ___________ m a t u r i t y _______ a n d to l»JJ “ ■*” __ tw e n ty -fiv e , y e a r s from t h s Issu ­ I n t e r e s t b e c o m i n g d u e th e r e o n . a nce th ereof, b o th p rin cip al n n d In­ d_ uj |ly p as« a a i eed d a n d a d o p t e d on t h e Tin t e r e s t c f s a i d b o n d s t o b e p a y a b l e sh o u ld he n t t h e C h a s e N a t i o n a l B a n k lu t h e d a y o f M ay, A. 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I'lnpirlfl In (In* ttHU# HClC fl^CllOH ►uOwlI iTlniP ^und V r o r t h e b u r n o . s a Iri S a lJ o r d l - 1 f a r h . t h a t t h e r e s u l t o f s a i d C , and for th e purpoees “ a n ,t i t l o n w a s In f a v o r o f t h e a d o p t i o n . nunc# a W I I ^ H K ------------ ------------. vlclr# f o r th u laauun c# o f hondu ny o r d i n a n c e a n d In f a v o r o f t h e I s s u ­ thF T o w n o f Lontcw ood, F lo r id a , l o r a n c e u n d s a l e u f b o n d s in t h e s u m m u n i c i p a l p u rp o u c u In th u t ^ t m o f 1*1,000.0(1 by t h e T o w n o f L o n g w o o d . F l o r i d a , In t h e m a n n e r a n d mi in of U I.000.00, auld bond* f j of t h r d t n o m l n u t l o n o f 11000.00 f o r t h e p u r p o s e p r o v i d e d f o r In s a id o rdinance. r u c h . h e a r i n g I n t e r e s t u t th® rut® N OW . T H E R E F O R E , In p u r s u ­ of * p e rc e n t p e r ann u m . Intereut p a y a b l e a t m l - a n n u a l l y o n th # f l i u t a n c e o f a n o r d e r o f t h e C o u r t h e r e ­ i n ntude, n o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n th u t d u y of .f a n u a r y a n d J u l y . Hv® o f t h e sa id b o n d s t o m a t u r e te n y e a r s t h e c i t i z e n s a n d t a x p a y e r s o f th e a r e b y s a id fr o m tb * d a t e of Is s u a n c e t h e r e o f ; T o w n o f L o n g w o o d . IN T H E c u t ( I T T CO U R T O F S F H A- P* l£ * ? l l o t i v t e r m l n * w h e t h e r I.VOI.I9 C OU NTY , F L O R I D A . , U ,a t- . c5 r U , I?. “ f t l l n a n c w e n t i t l e d : T O W N O F I/ONQWOOD, F L O R I D A , p ro ... j%n n r n n m n c e R r ovvin i ain i nagr f o r a m u n i c i p a l c o r p o r a t i o n . byv a n d th e e s ta b lis h m e n t by th e ' T o w n t h r o u g h J . A. B lsllln e. C. II. 8 « o f L -----------o n g w o o d-, F l o r i d a , o f a w a t ­ c y . O. I t F r a l n . a . B. L a V I | e r w o r k s s y s t e m fo e s a H T o w n n n d J . It. M e n lc k . c o m p r i s i n g tl)e of 1 -ongw oo d, n u t h o r l1*1 f l nnK| s a i d T o w n C o u n c il o f th e T o w n T o w n o f Im n g w o o d to a c q u ir e 1-ongwocnl, F l o r i d a . ■uch r e a l a n d p o n o n a l p r o p e r ­ ty » » 1»"Ay b e r e q u i r e d f o r t h e S T A T E O P F L O R ID A . E x R et. Mil* estab lish m en t of said w aterl a r d II S m i th . S t a l e A t t o r n e y f d r w ork sy s te m a n d to e n t e r In ­ th e S ev en th Ju d icial C irc u it o r to c o n t r a c t s a n d d o a l l t h i n g s t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a . n e c e s s a r y f o r Ml* e s t a b l i s h m e n t T o ; C I T I Z E N S AND T A X P A Y E R H nf s a i d w a te rw o rk * sy stem ; O F T H E TOW N OF LONUWOOD, p r o v i d i n g f o r t h e b o r r o w i n g of F L O R ID A . th e sum of T W EN T Y -O N E W H E R E A S a petition ha* been THOUSAND (IZ I.000.00) D O L ­ filed In t h e a b o v e .s t y le d c a u s e by LAR!*. hy t h e T o w n o f L o n g th e T o w n nf la i n * wood. F l o r i d a , wood, F l o r i d a , a th l ih o I s s u a n c e hy n n d t h r o u k h J- A. H rls lln e , C. B. an d s a l e o f Ha o o n d s a s e v i ­ Sea rev, o. II. F r a l n , (J. E. L a C I g n e d en ce o f Its InilelitedncN* t o r an d J. H M enlck, c o m p r i s i n g t h e ■aid l o a n ; t h e p r o c e e d s of t h e T o w n C o u n c il o f t h e T o w n o f L o n g s a le o f s a i d lio n d a t o t>* u s e d wnod, F l o r i d a , s e t t i n g fo rth th e f o r t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f mild fa c t t h a t a n e l e c tio n w a a h e ld w a lrrw o rk s sy stem : ca llin g and p r o v i d in g f o r a n e l e c t i o n l o d e ­ .th ro u g h o u t th e T ow n of Longw ood, ' F l o r i d a , or, t h e l o t h d a y o f J u n e , term in e w h e th e r said bonds u s t . A. b . i , * i 7I( »t Ihs CouVVSV «*i Hemlnole Count* and th ere t u ^ i A o - J ! ‘ h e y h ave. wh,*hc* n . S M S Y,'iST«>M «2; itiittw iiSr'x; W». t h i s ^theand for si l*J* StJ 1911. (B E A L ) , , h dsy * B e v e n tb JuSi5iLr,tlJ|t < H ta te o f FlorkjJ Inol** Cfiutnv ’ ^ im B v A. \ \ \V PV'ty W II.HON A H n p J & ti*. A t t o r n e y s fnr t- Rttl^Ju.y 3#r •MIAMI SHORES ' A H t R IC A 'S M tD I T S R R A N B A iV * Look at -lY» York Time was when Eighth Street was the business center of New York—then Fourteenth Street — Then Twentythird — then Thirty-fourth — then Forty-second—then Fifty-first—then Seventy-second—and now still fa r­ ther up town the new, high-class busi­ ness section is being created, with 181st Street now one of the busiest streets in th a t great metropolis. Consider New York from a geograph­ ical standpoint, and you will see th a t its growth northward is the national result of its geographical situation. 1 & fV ,, t l " h " ( tile N o r th 111"- Ilf l;nnt III reel w ith W e s t ll Nf iif i ‘hn Mo mi \ \ e n n " in Ne ive* A ihlltloo l " H aafnnl. F l" rh l i . i h - n c e W e st a lo n g tli- N in th lin e of - a III Fu it JTr. f l m i t . - i m o r e nr l.'SS In th e Went lin e "I ('VP"*** A v e n u e III *‘li I*ini' :i ll T u c k e r '* A ih llth m to Hiihfonl. 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F lnrh ln. tlt- n Hmitli i'ir» t.’- t to h-K in nin g, h a v e h e e o e n l - m l up, lu i n|i-clal :i ' *-* :*hl-ht m i l k n o w n 11* 111 " i: 1 .0.'til" B u lk h - u i l D is tric t H |i-cial A* - '"M in -nt R oll; v tl 'l n*sen*iii"hts n r l>ju ihl.' in t h e m a n n e r prov id ed ;tnii ■I f o r t h m u il d I ' r d l n l n c - Vo IM ■"til s p e c i a l a s s e s s m e n t roll |* now •ii fil" In lin- off"-.' ..f i h j t ' l t y I 'l c r k of tin- I'ltv ..f Hanford, F lo r i d i ill III" C ity 11.<11 lo Sauf.iMl F lo r ii li . n m l I* op en ut ull tu n c * iln rlh c o ff ic e hour* p u 'i l " ’ fust ec t l o n ; i iiui s a i d *p ro m t i s e s a m e n t roll won m a d e am i p r - i ire .I a l t e r ( li" cit i of i li.- ........ .i eu ieiits iiiitliio lr.il lo " ( ill I h ill, ,"CU No Ut hail I — n D n u llv del <1111 10 ,,. I i,v l h | (*l(v 1 'onthi l*sion u n i ti it h-.i I* h r re [ liv g l - e t i Iti ro r o n l 1 lie.* v i l l i .(ei'iir.n 1 1 ' Cl I he C h n r te l I tin p | t y t'f H.'iiifoid I’lorlil.i. tl, 11 i h C ity 1 ' 1011 (111**1011 will, on Hi. n t n d n v . ' A u g u s t A I. 1918 it ! o'clock I M it H i- C m i i u i m t he i ’ltv ■■f Huiiford. k'lorhl 1 . lie In .i-nslo.i fu r t ii- pu t pi . r i < \ iew ing anti -■ lu n lu ln g 'Id " ' - in. ni* „nil t o n» ill HIIV l»,**tn|ri $li 71C -I f1 * ■ JN*CMtin ♦»r |i**r*nni in.n «1« dr* r-i m \ > w h y I I*V (if tli* *TJlt‘l‘|.rl | r mi Mm’II'H III *.ml F a s t Huh- linikh , 1 D H i r ic t •■'Vied a n d l m p n * id .ic:iio*i prlv.'iteiv o w n e d iu. |i. i n «I0111 I.1 he ,-hungJY' "•' it'n dltU d und ,i ( | . t th e l.'itv < •1111011 **1 . ,, ha* *., met .,* , B o ard " f I "in i l l / 1 1 uni nnd u f t - r h e a r i n g Total Cost $10,216.80 To lie borne entirely hy adjacent property. Number of feet frontage 2,123.49 AtuteBEment per foot frontage $4.8254 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Feet Final NAME—Description Frontage Assessment Chapman and Tucker’s Addition, Sanford, Fla. Fannie Schwartz S.36'-i ft. Lot 3 blk 1 118 609.40 C. II. Frazier, Heirs, Lot 1 blk 6 78 376.33 J. P. Baker, Lot 2 blk 5 10 193.02 F. L. Woodruff, Lot t tdk 8 10 193.02 F. 1.. Woodruff, Lot 2 blk 8 It) 193.02 A. Williams and wife, Lot 3 tdk 8 40 193.02 Sant Patterson and wife, Lot l blk 8 40 193.02 Fannie Frazier—Beg. SE Cor. I.ot 4 blk 9 run N 68.5 ft. Wly. 01.5 ft. S 73.7 ft. F. 61.3 ft. to beg. ............. 61.3 295,80 Thercrn Stewart— Beg. 61.3 ft. W. of SE Cor. Lot 4 blk 9 run W. 53.7 ft. N. 78.7 > ft. Ely. 53.9 ft. S. 73.7 ft. to beg 53.7 259.12 F. 11. Harris, W. 45 ft. of Lot 4 blk t> 45 217.11 Mm. L. E. Taylor, Lot 6 blk 16 126 603.18 Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Lot 7 blk 16 125 603,18 E. Mabel Saint, I.ot 1 blk 17 40 193.02 C. II. Lcffler Estate, Lot 2 blk 17 to 193.02 Mrs. A. C, Woodridge, Lot 3 blk 17 70 337.78 Mrs. E. E. Lcffler, Lot 4 blk 17 60 211.27 Mrs. E. E. Lcffler, Lot 5 blk 17 60 211,27 A. J. Lossing, North 150 ft. blk ID less the c a n 70 ft. 206 994.03 A. J. Lossing, E ast 70 ft. of the North 185 ft. rf blk 19 ......... ........... 70 337.78 John Musson, A ll blk 20 272.13 1,313.14 Ncovcs Addition, Sanford, Fla. W. T. Langley, Lot 4 blk D 132 636.95 Hattie Abercrombie, Lot 1 blk E 66 318.48 Hattie Abercrombie, Lot 2 blk E 181.36 875.13 C. J. Marshall, Lot I Idle F 90 434.29 In uiu-ii t ! " ’’A 111,11'i l l y', n', uhjei (hms suitih** will Irene T. Langley nnd Mildred Simmons n o d h J" ".il ! , , " ramml n. m *' i " lt 1itn11 ' " p l a i mlnts Lot 2 blk G................ mid ulijecthin* 50 211.27 “ "'I a p p r o v e 1 :11,1 ...... .... e s The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without s .'M m e h t s ; und *11 Id n * * --.n ie n ls as t v 1* ■'•1•"-iiiiTi.. | by interest up to September 1st, 1925 and front and after such date -aid ?[ hh ie r( ilt> 1 omin 1 'ston m u 'ii. r<"iDon 1, i mo * P on B ipedal assessments win be payable only in ten equal annual install- h e e m - fix, | Ihe P r u u - ITv ii g , i | no 1 which ,•*.■.„*. mer.ta with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments c ^ h h U , fin a l)) d..ch,.(K., :ih ,,7 V a” : Witness my hand a9 City Clerk and the Seal of the City of San- .1 W , TNBNH tny liun.l .* c i - , ! , ford, H onda, thla 28lh day of July A. D. 1925. !" s«uf : / .« * 4 .(SEA L) L. R. PHILfPS, City Clerk. U K Pubiish July 30; Aug. *, i 2t 20, Mnd 27th. And Miami Shores, directly on the line of travel, overlooking beautiful upper Biscayne ay, with all the main highways from the N orth traversing Miami Shores en route to Miami, is creating for investors of today pro fits ju st as the investors have realized profits as a result of the northward trend of New York City. Furthermore, Miami Shores is preparing the way for this northw ard expansion, already so strongly evident. With streets ranging from 70 to 100 feet wide (whereas Miami’s .IC|°" !a"ge f ° m,50 to 70 feet), with business areas designated along all main thorg i ares, and with its firmly defined hotel-apartm ent house and residential sections, Miami .shores is making easy this northw ard expansion of G reater Miami. 7our investment now in Miami shores will mean th a t you have placed yourself in a posi "’i> o capitalize to the maximum degree M iami’s northw ard growth. See this property now! MIAMI SHORES guest. Make reservations ut our office. J -f w xi . tmf 1 i ■ Sanford. velopments of the entire South." J. W. STEPHENSON, President Indiana Truck Curp., Marion, i»d- Pub J u ly 'ju ^ u 'g U i j . tl,y H, Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First St., ...... > "I believe Miami Shores, as a property, iJ particularly well located, and under the direction of the Shoreland Co., composed of developers of experience and reliabilityi will undoubtedly be one o f the great de­ A m e r i c a 'S M e d i t e r r a n e a n See Miami Shores as our What Other Folks Say: ___ I �Tins sanfor'd nV.nalt>. tttih sday. july no, 1025. PAGE tfc O. Pi Von Hweringen, w h o ’1 frying, with the aid of his broth cr, to put through t\ billion-dol Ur rnilrond merger, w m cnir«. Cleveland hewsbey. J . J . Bern* who is operatlnr the Nickel Plat system under him, started life ■ n blacksmith. M l Canada is to hnvc a ffor1,of it* own soon. A red ensign bearing Canadian arm s is at present flowr over Canadian buildings abroad Although it has never been autho­ rised, this flag, or the Union Jock with the Canadian arm s in the center, may be decided ^upon, or am entirely new design may be *rranged. S c'•■m SI :v'.v‘V■-'A This comfortable frame house in Dayton, Ttttn., saw the passing o. Willinnt Jennings Bryan, it was here thnt he and Mrs. Bryan stayed during the Scopes trial and it wns hero thnt he tiled peacefully in his sleep. _ 1westward, Jacksonville and St. Au­ gustine would settle in Texas. f FLORIDA FACTS he Crystal .river ripes in.thu-w cstru orn p art of tlio, state nnd ffows in ' n westerly .*|itvctltm and empties' hito the Geulf 6 f‘ Mexico about 'JO ler miles north of the entrance to; :a* Tuijipa Bay., , Its totn| length i s ; oil seven miles and is a tidal estuary varying in width from 300 to 100 feet. us ; -------i ril, Florida green beans arc shipped irn, every month in the year. The principal varieties grown for com- j mcrcinl purpose# are the Giant .h e!Stringless, Kentucky Wonder, Be­ ret I fugee, Valentine, Tennessee Flat M, Pod, Wliddoll'Kidney Wax, and is- New Davis White Wax. tar?, she survives her apparently hale and lienrty hus[8. William Jennings Bryan, who stood beside the great f his years of struggle in American politics. ants Chincoteague Have Annual Round .nd Garbed Festivities GUE ISLAND Va. oleague islanders iy in festive garb wild pony roti mi­ ne is tho “ Wild •'ast. Its round-up American cowboy onies roamed tho ng befure the first isocd. I and fifty years igiish settlers were the island inhablorses and Indian first horses renchittlc island five milea off WBMlhorc of Virginia is vm U the story told by ns la to be believed, they lore from a Spanish shipeds of ponies were taken Sind-ups of former years LftAind their way into liferent sections of the Bwbep' are fewer of them Fthr.Chin.'otrmrue pemde, ■ m LJoIv 30 ns “pony penH & Y t' niude the event an B in t league Buyerspony and visitors is g-.-ti- H e lomainland ami there the American pub[Lind tinteresting similicH ofon.-ram writers b-lfidpr games fallowing to something as |>r "of a Chincntcnfcw persons know f horses conic from phi I island which i.i Eft county, Virginia, lot so pure ns it was L The Shetland pony together with other breeds lias been introduced and tho effect has wrought variety. The original Chincoteague pony was n distinct, striking breed. It had a long, flow­ ing tail ami mane and was highly prized during the era of carriages ami carts. The fleet ponies are rounded up by horsemen who drive them into largo pens where they are caught nnd haltered. It sometimes requires several hours to guide the drove into the pens. Tho islanders gain their susten­ ance Largely from the sea. They h$vo LtiilL up an ,exti*[i>rfrp anil oyster industry. It waM neces­ sary, however, to till small patches of ground for bread ami vegetables ’I he wild pony had to be restricted. So he was fenced off from the settlem ents nml the fields and id­ ioms! to continue his roaming at will in the lower sections of the island. There the ponies are to ln> found in much the same state ns when the first white man came, Tf the marsh grass mid myrtle hushes on Chincoteague grow sparse at seasons, the ponies will swim the strait to Assateaguc, an ­ other i land nearby. W ater seems to hold no dread for them. Neither the ponies nor the wild cattle renuire any attention or feeding. When the islander wants beef he kills a cow from tho herd. They are never rounded up. "Hroticbo busting" is certain to Is* n feature of the "pony penning" tomorrow. The majority of the is* landers are good horsemen and de­ light in fdviug exhibitions of their riding skill. This ia one of the last photographs ever taken of W illiam Jennings Bryan. It. was snapped by an NEA Service canierman at the Scopes trial while Br an w as on the witness stand, under examination by Clardice Dnrrow, counsel fur Scopes. at a particular prayer service | SANFORI) MOST mice at one of the local church last night, ho said, wns such th at will DISTINCT CITY, assure visitors that Sanford is sound morally and religiously as SAYS LECTURER well an financially. The lumber industry in Florida 1yields >26,000,000 annually, it is i shown in figures issued by ComFlorida lias 10,520,000 acre* of , missioner of the Marketing Bureau flat wuod-lnnd; 8,040,000 acres of L. M. Rhodes. pine-lands; 3,840,000 acres of ham­ —A unique “follow During the lum hoon $8 was colFLORIDA STATE LEAGUE mock or hardwood-lauds; and *>,leefed to lie sent to llie Florida Lakeland 2; St. Petersburg 1. (1 (Continued from Page One) Thu state road department was 870,000 acres of surface w ater and i innings.) up” service from us distinctively modern cities of the Children's Home Society in Jackestablished in 1915 nnd since that lowland prairies, of which millions sonville a t a donation from the Sanford 1; Tampa 3. state.” time up through June 30, 1923 him of the acres have n clay sub-soil, In conclusion he declared that Junior trade body. Following Mr. | received federal aid in amounts nay# a bulletin of the state de­ th at in su res you in addition to ita material prosper­ Guusc'ii talk those present were aggregating >4,028,155.30, partm ent of agriculture. [ delighted with a number »f piano ity and progressivenees, Sanford getting every frac­ is nlso a moral city. The attend - ‘selections by George W. Brockhnm. \ Florida has room to build five Florida is ns largo ns Massa­ hundred thousand homes on the chusetts, New York and RhodeIVhlhdh lpNi.V 10; Detroit 2. ninrgiu of the waters of the state, t sin ml combined. tion of mileage built These states giving oorh ,10(1 fuel frontage. Five have a population of fifteen mil­ iiiW fW W W IJmillion people could live on the lion people. Tho state bureau of into these marvel­ NATIONAL LEAGUE sthte's water fronts. marketing says, th at with inten­ I Pittsburgh 8; Boston fi. sified farming on the twenty mil­ Chicago 4; New York 2. ous tires. Learn the The value of the orange and lion available acres iind with the Cincinnati 9; I'hihuh l| bin 5. grapefruit crop of one season in fish ami oysters from the fresh St. Louis 10; Brooklyn 3. the state amounts to more than nnd salt-w ater sources of the nature of this servfive times n» uitieh as the entire state, Florida could feed fifteen * i SOUTHERN ASSOt’I vriO N amount paid by the United States million persons. Atlanta 7; Chattanooga 5, ic e -it’s worth while. to Spain for nil of Florida. Birmingham 7; Nashville (?. New Orleans 2; Little ltock 4, According to n recent report of According to F. O. Miller, of the United States Public Health Mobile-Mem phis, rain. Jacksonville, convict labor based Service, tho average length of laruftHif*lfJ SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGL’I on t,10() convict laborers has a lifo in the United States i< 6li Sanford. Florida I • W ... ■ ■■rt i . M i (Jlinrlotto 9; Gieenville 5. value to the State of over half a years, an increase of fifteen years Columbia (I; Spartanburg 4. million dollars over nnd above the since 1879. In tho sixteenth cen­ Macon 10; Knoxville 9. cost of maintaining the laborers. tury, human life averaged between Augusta 3; Asheville 2, eighteen nnd twenty years. Hillsboro Bay is tho eastern of two nrins into which Tampa Hay is dicided by the Gadsden Peninrtiln. It is nine mites long and four nnd oho half miles wide and FLORIDA STATE LEAGU1 its entrance is 25 miles from the Sanford at Tampa. The Milane—Friday Lakeland at St. Petersburg. entrance to Tampa Buy. Name Hospital, lor Uej: Wight Bros. Co. Today’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Cldcago a t Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. K.t. Louis at New York, Cleveland at Boston. AIRCRAFT FIRING TESTS DECLARED TO RE A SUCCESS NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Pitt burgh. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. (Continued from Page One) “ it is hopcil that the Shenandoah mny be made available to tow a target for tne army in conectnion [ B " 1 Lmh* I lasses of with tlieir extensive anti-aircraft ^ ■ c ruling a great clr■ prcscritcd resolutions firing at Fort Tilden, Long Is­ B*' : •heir Bible leader, land.’’ Maneuvers Continue. ■ e teacher, II. C. SimW eather .permitting, the Shenan­ commute,. ,,f members doah will go from Lnkehurst to­ said in part: ^Bth of our commoner morrow to Lynn Haven Roads, Vn„ for jts final maneuvers with the ■ '" d « great cham- battleship Texas, which is to be H l::'• Die Christian re^ ■ in n g defender; the laid up at Norfolk August 1 for extensive repairs nnd overhauling. ■ llrm platform orator The between the two classes n true craft maneuvers have been carried on for sev­ eral weeks and it is expected thnt V Hymn Sung, during August the Shenandoah ■ Jefferson City that will be occupied with other tests HPadsido watchers be- possibly with other units of the ■ their tribute and to fleet in the Atlantic, B in song. Here The Shenandoah does not ex­ i ct from Crosson-New- pect to use the mooring m ast of I ;0od a t the door the air-craft tender Pntoka on tho ■Jiri-tlan lender’s body trip beginning tomorrow nnd may >d their voices in tune- be out for two days working out a [ As the train slowly direction finding and communica­ Between the two lanes tion problem with the Texns. f folk, the crowd joined i of Mr, Bryan’s favory solemn thought, b' me o’er and -r..l o’er. [nearer home today, [uve been before." [ n- large sign, planted nil party m ight mark lu : [r the memory of Wit KS Bryan." P ItEAPI'OINTED ^SSEE, July 30—Mur rsnn was today reaplovemor John W. MarTax Equalizer for the rtda for n year term. Hank clearings in Orlando, Jack­ sonville, Tampa and Miami dur­ ing the four years period, 19PJ to 1923, increased five hundred per cent, ns compared with fifteen per cent for the entire United Slntes as n whole. Finance for the construction of the state roads of Florida come from six sources. They are taxes on gasoline, automobile license, oil inspection nnd tho one mill assess­ ment, federal aid and convict la­ bor. Florida is the largest early sec­ tion growing cabbage. It produces about one twentieth of tne com­ mercial crop. During the season 1923-21 Florida shipped -1,2715 tars Bruic, n Frenchman, is snid to of cabbage including bunt nnd ex­ bnve.bfeu the first white man who press shipments. ever saw the Great Lukes. In 1GUJ ho retained to Quebec a fter three Florida is so large that if it years- spent in Western explora­ should ho turned nnd folded north­ tion and spoke of a "great inland ward Kuy W ait would land in sea." Kentucky nml if it were turned A HUMAN INTEREST STORY THAT WILL APPEAL TO YOU AND EVERYBODY Dorris Kenyon, Hobart Bosworth Anna Q. Nilson, Frank Mayo, Lloyd Hughes, Myrtle Steadman. Announcement I beg to announce that I am opening a Chiropractic Office in this city in the TOURS,. France, July 30. — Twelve persons were killed nnd n number injured when an express train from Germans to Tours 'jump­ ed the tracks today near Stantoine. Who’s Who in America con­ tains 25,357 biographies. Of those whose importance in the life of the country entitled them to admiisioii to its pages, 25.9 per cent were horn on farm s; 24.5 per cent in town., of less than 9,000; 21.8 per cent in small cities; 20.0 per cent in cities of over 50,000 ; 4.1 per cent in suburb! of large cities. Sons of clergymen made up 11.1 per cent of the total, which means that, in pyoportiop to population, Ahey nimposW- ‘itfrlmw* the over­ age number cf notables. Yesterday’s Results 3T NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ONE OF THE BEST IN SANFORD, ON SAN­ FORD AVENUE, CLOSE IN, OWNER DESIRES TO SELL AT ONCE AND THEREFORE OF­ FERS AT A SACRIFICE: SEE US TODAY. Rooms 307-308 FREE CONSULTATIONS r. W. E. MacDougall CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST Seminole Realty Co Hours: 9-12—2-5 and by Appointment. Office Phone 482-J Res. Phone i U �i ■ .r. • if j THE SANFORD HERALD/ P A Q B FO P K H ie Sanford Herald _____ « t » r y i f l t n M i m m W I n 4 > f a t i M f n l , F lo r id a itar*d ■■ Recond C lS M Mat tar, 17. llai l t , a t th * PontoMIc* O c to bb«r e r 77. a t flaafo rd . F l o r i d a u n d e r A ct of jEV « , .1 . l . . M tiet 1. i m . _______ __ F.dllor “ ^ l.t.A !»I l U IIEA!V _ .Maanart HOW Alt I> IIKIUI ... : l i t Maaaalln Arena# Pbon# Ha u_,„ »llHarltlPT10?t nATKt O n e Y e a r —'17.00 Hit Month# | H » D eliv er* ,) In C ity by r - u r r l m . p^r weak. IBu. Weekly a« r year. Edition H 00 ■ F K C lA t. J O T I C R i All o blltiary fioMcea. c a r d * o f t h e n k e , reeo lu tlo n a a n d n o tice* o t dntet:«lr.„.**nt» w h e r e r h a r a e e a r e M a d e w ill be c h a r a e d f « r a t r e i u l a r •»dv*rtl»lng rate*. I K M I t P l l T I I H ASSOCIA TBU P M I M T h e A eeo clated P re e e la exclo ety ely e n t i t l e d m t h e u*e f o r re p o b l l c a t l o n o f all new* d lep n teh ea erect It re to It o r n o t o th e r w i s e cr#dtie d In t h i s p a p e r anil als o th * l o ­ c a l new * p u b lis h e d h e re in . All rig h t* o f r c p u b l lc a H o n of apectal d is p a tc h •a herein are alio reatr-ed . THUUSDAY. JULY 10. 1025 THE HERALD'S PLATFORM lc—Deeper water route to JacksonTill*. , , , 2<— Construction of St. Johns-indlan River canal. S,—Extension of wtilte way. 4.—Extension of local amusements. —Swimming pool, tennia courta, e tc . *,—Augmenting of building pro­ g r a m — h o u aca, h u t c h , a p a r t m e n t hobses. -------, ■* 1 H S u l; ' m i it iMtii Sr » - tiBC C.—Extenaion of afreet pavlnjf proI ram. 7.—Construction of boulevard ■round Lake Monroe. 0.—Completion of city bcautlflenMon program. 9.—Kxpanainn of nchnol system with provialon fur inrreaxed facl 11tie*. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE ONLY SAFE TRUST:— 8onte trust in chariots, and some in horses: hut wu will remember the name of the Lord our God. Plaint 20. 7. A RULE OF THE ROAD There's n rule of tlm road that *s constant, A rule that holds good every­ where That traffic has highways to tra ­ vel Ami people on Journey* fare. I t la simpfo Jill! as English can make It. Yet loaded with blessing and might, How vnat ia the trouble it unvea U il It la only this: "Keep to the right.’ Thcro’a n longer road, too, that we trnvel, A road to the setting of nun, To the hour when we camp in the valley Ami all of the struggle in done. But If we would Journey In safety And peace till the coming of night, We must keep the good rule of the highway Whose injunction ia: “Keep to /■ the right." —Clarence E. Flynn. - ■o -----Chinn la no better than its worst chink. Two niuro Chicago bandits were killed yesterday. My, aren’t those cop* up there getting rough? o------- I t’s had when a woman drives n man to drink hut it’s worse when a niuii drives a woman to drink. --------o-------- Donning some of these ini thing suits menus the women are put­ ting on more than they arc Inking off. About the only organization that neems to grow faster than the KuKlux Klim is the Royal Order of Flask Totem. Our office boys says electricity la supposed to be the greatest in­ vention but declares ail of the electrlcity in the work! wouldn’t hold up your clothes but a safety pill ' Will. Today's licst laugh: A man’s pants art: morn important than his wife. Ho can leave his wife at homo when ho goes down Ilit. street, hut—well figure it out fur yourself.—Providence News. A Western exchange carries n render which says, "The Y. W. f . A. ia having a party. Bring your husband. If you have no husband, bring a gentleman.” Now that's th« reason why n lot of men don't want to get married. Upon my stone this legend write: ‘Hn never said, ‘Well, nightynight.' ” -—Jake Fnlstaff in Akron BeaconJournal. And on my alone let this bo chip­ ped: "Hn never wore bis mustache clip­ ped." -—Judd 1-cwls, in Houston Post* Dispatch. And say, while weeping at our bier: He hardly ever said, ‘Old D ear.'” —Charlie Is-edy , in Youngstown Telegram, ii 7o r us pleasu write in white an l black: “He borrowed books, but took ’em back." —Johnny Spencer, In Macon Telegraph. Please place this placard on mj shaft: "He never a t his ow n jokes laugh, cd.” —Henry Vance in Birmingham News. And jot upon my nluh of stone: “He never lingered on the phone." — Howard Pill, in Montgomery Ad8 vertlscr. And on mine let this meet your glance: "He never wore white kiilcker pants." —Phil Armstrong, in Jacksonvilli* Times-Union. On my shaft Jot these words; "Always «,*ru but ngver heard,” Do It Then In The Name of “Good Business » "More playgrounds will mean fewer accidents a|° /n® one pleading for the toys nnd girls of a large city makes that arresting assertion. He has investigated reports of accidents nnd finds that in thirty-three per cent of the fatalities on American streets and highways, the victims are children. Often the motor car runs down children playing in the gutters and in the streets when those children really have good places to play in their own yards. But for the^ most part the children whose lives are endangered by traffic are boys and girls from homes w hen no play space is provided. And it is not always in the congf sted section of large cities that this lack of play space is found. Somehow as a town becomes more prosperous and its people become more engrossed in money-making and "expan­ sion", whatever that is, the interests of the children are given scant attention. Some towns provide nothing in the way of a public playground. And in some towns where such playgrounds have been established, it is like fighting for "luxuries”, to work for appropriations adequate for the maintenance of the playground apparatus. Instead of providing a goodly sum for the children's playground as generously as sums arc provided for streets and sewers, some Town Fathers regard the playground money as something totally unnecessary 1 Even Sanford is without adequate playgrounds! San­ ford should have a first class swimming pool, a first class wading pond for the litie folks, and a half dozen neighbor­ hood play grounds equipped with enough apparatus to pro­ vide happy hours for every chiiltl in this town. "More playgrounds will mean fewer accidents", we have quoted. But more playgrounds will menu much more than that. They will mean better health for the boys and girls, better happiness for the boys and girls, better homes for everybody, and a finer citizenship to come. Educationally the playground is as important as the school. And, appealing now to the occasional person who measures all values in the terms of the American dollar, the playground is a commercial asset to every community. It adds to the money-value of a city and should l»c established as “good business", even if the mere welfare of boys nnd girls is given a place away down at the bottom in a town's development projects. Let us see Sanford take hold of this question with real enthusiasm. And Take It For a Hippopotamus! :V •/§E )AY. JULY 3 0 ,1 9 2 5 . JUST ABOUT HAD HIS FILL As Brisbane Sees It One Minute After I Died, quality, Plus Advertising., >Y. The Power of Mothers. Victor Horner Slips. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ■ <r* V C& W -K /A H / ICopyrlKSU 1925 ) to o » T S e e WILLIAM J J E n NIN’GS BRY­ AN made many speeches worth hearing, nnd the world applauded. What would the world rive if ho could conto back nnd make an­ other speech of thirty second on "Whnt I Saw, What I Felt, What [ Knew, Where 1 Went, the Min­ ute After I Died?” how I CAA5 WALLOW ANV MOPE — THAT WAS sail! before Mr. Bryan had died, and it was too strong a statement. Mr. Bryan would never have done anything more cruel than to make others (relieve as he believed, if he could. AND HE COULDN’T. He would have made his religious belief part of the Constitution, if he could. But he could not have done that, either. S t r o n g N ei Jti'A You can’t be he happy or even when you’re ) and irritable. Every organ of, body ia controlled the nerves. When they're oqfj order you’re ly^, have a nervouioni* aicial break dowij id THE REV. John Hnynes Holmes preaching in his Bark Avenue Church in New York calls agnos­ ticism n great help to the world. It is, he says, “a great spiritual philosophy, which has done more for human beings than any other belief." MANY WILL deny that, but this is certain: Agnosticism is the belief of those that say, “I do not know.” Ami the man who realiztfethat he does not Know, is often on the road to know something. But that does not apply to religion. There, no one KNOWS anything; it is all faith. The Rev. Mr. Holmes added, "My blood runs cold to think what Mr. Bryan would do if in.* bad the power,” -Vt ■ y O V 7' •t • (** «. ' V2"; ' *w7 D r . M ile s ’ jyerJ rG eoothes irTitalft/jjAl nnd gives * ^ 1 chance t o i ^ . to their n o n ^ ^ tions. Sold at pre-wu | $1.00 per bottle. 1 \ n0 % (f# Hr & p* V. C *Q IA £ Earle T . Fie HEAL ESTATE —iw er \Ko 52 - / L o b liy Pulestnn-itrureliv 1 Sanford iA m am MALE MORE SUICIDAL THE BRITISH Government, to fight depression in British trade, OWENSBORO, Ky, Messenger On the cover page of a recent copy of The Youth's Com­ will undertake international world panion, printed in large type—printed, indeed, so artistically advertising on a gigantic scale. The inale of the human species by either men or women are given proves again whnt everybody it would make a beautiful "piece” to frame—was Nancy Byrd This is more deadly than the female in buH the figures give liases for knows, that Great Britain has guesses. One can envisage the Turner’s famous memory gem: the matter of self-destruction, ac­ young girl being prompted by n statesmen working for tier. Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining two .stores! Sometimes we let a little thing no larger than a Five billion dollars will be ap­ cording to a statistical bulletin of blasted love romance, luck of em ­ propriated at first to boom colo­ midge’s wing destroy a whole day’s happiness. We give the Metropolitan Life Insurance ployment or shame. As she passes corner on Celery Avenue. If taken quirk nm I*] nial goods. The idea of the B rit-1 ,, the dividing between extreme me uiviuinj? line ueiwern I’.uiuini' q it leeway, more or less, and let it buzz and nip and ish Empire, solid and sound as a company. If you are n man you youth and maturity she enters tin* ■w chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy terms. sting, till one gets cross nad two get nmd and three or steel bullet is that QUALITY, I “ rC l'"C* ,n0re l,a‘,le ° * nd period wherein she, possibly, ia I 5 four hurt anti sad. /\ml then next day, on looking PLUS ADVERTISING, c.m oyer- yi,ur ,lf" ?'v, y" uf °',Vn han'' thn" happily married, satisfactorily em­ a woman is to take the same rash come any trade depression, hack, we spy the microscopic beast. Alas! Alack! libei tic- with her own vital spark, ployed or has acquired the judg­ Was that what started nil the fuss— that mite? We if that is anything to cheer you ment that steers her away from THE MARRIAGE of a young up. possible causes of self-destruction should have thought at least it was a hippopotamus! girl in the VanhcrMIt family hai i or deters her from the deed even Between the ages of fifteen and Placed so that all members of the family could read it caused newspaper discussion. nineteen female suicides are more in the face of what might have many times a day, that hit of wisdom might do a tremendous A Protestant Bishop performed than two and a half times as ninny prompted her to act differently a t Between First and Second S treets on Sanford Avt amount of good. The “little thing no larger than a midge’s tho ceremony, although the mnth- as those among males, but beyond an earlier age. wing" is tbo starter of most of the quarrels and most of the cr is a Catholic and her daught­ that age man’s grudge against At $010.00 per front foot. The ago at which male suicides unhappiness in this world. The proverbial "burned biscuit” ers were brought up in the Catho­ himself is increasingly fatal and far outnumber those of female faith. ho carries the load to the bitter from fifty-five on, indicate that that starts most of the divorce suits is often just that, n lic All that is the business of the end. After the age of sixty-five lack of health and tho difficulty burned biscuit. From it fa m e s the spark that starts off the family and of thuxo immediately above seven times hs many men of making headway against the breakfast quarrel, nnd makes the whole day go wrong. concerned. .... . ig-mm as women make tW sorry finish trials of failing business or lack of Hut in one statement made by that moves them to be cowards. Touchy, selfish people seem to go about looking for things employment may he causes of selfwith which to rind fault. They say their say at times when tiie family you observe the ancient | ThiTe is honor for women in ' destruction. The strength of both wisdom of the Catholic Church. those Figures. They are shown to men and women begin to lessen at silence would lit* the only way to show true kindness. They (> e of firmer courage at every age about forty-five nnd it is to tiie add fuel to flames of anger with seeming enjoyment of the 2102 First St. Sanli Realtors. WHEN YOUNG Mr. Vanderbilt, except the years in which they are "f women that they have tragedy that most anger speaks for. On such little tilings, a Protestant, married Miss Fair, a j most impressionable. No reasons credit more courage to hear the on­ such trival tilings, is great happiness sometimes wrecked. Catholic, it was stipulated on the j for the taking of their own lives slaughts than men have. lin E n it iE H x in im in ia iia in a iB s a a x iu iiiin it If people would memorize that rhyme of Nancy Turner’s, mother’s behalf that nil daughters burn df the union should In* would it help a little in the avoidance of Ilie niisiindorstung- brought up in the Catholic Church. ings nnd the serious breaks in friendship that mar their hap­ There is wisdom. Daughters be­ ST. LOUIS POST-IHSI’ATOIl piness? come mothers, influence the chil­ Probably the memorizing of the rhyme would help. But dren and the men about them, and liook at the traffic cop. Ho is Pntrolcmen, especially traffic men, the real help would be for people to see the smallness of the form the next generation. Th mothers arts the strength of la n d in g in tho center of an almost are penalized hy order of the Po­ small tilings they permit to disturb their peace and hap­ every church and every religion. red-hot asphalt sheet street in the lice hoard. piness. In tiie Bible they were Inst at the glaring sun, continually moving It is not necessary that patrol­ his laxly and arms to direct men wear a heavy uniform in sum­ I/ife is so short there is no time for quarreling nor cn- cross and first at tin* tomb. The church that has the mothers streams of traffic moving four mer. It is only an arbitrary rule strangemeut between people who should be all in all to each its side i* the church tii.it will w'ays. Perspiration is steaming of the Police Board. The dignity other. Little souls, perhaps, are not capable of seeing the on AND GETTING SCARCER survive, for mothers create and f r,,,n his face and his coat is .soak- and authority of the police forte ditference between unimportant tilings and the great tissues guide the children and influence | l'd through with sweat. Me wears would he maintained as well in a ALL THE TIME of life, lint souls need not be little. They need only to love the men. a !<uit of clothes, including a lined lightweight uniform of shirt and -------------I Coat, which would he comfortable trousers, with a turned-down collar other people so much and so unselfishly they look right over YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN tin* erstwhile annoyances which used to seem so tremend­ VICTOR I. BERGER. Socialist m !,’Ut !* i?.9.'lff,‘r;,1,,t’ in on the shirt. Whether shirt or coat is used, the material should Congressman from Wisconsin, an,I , o f", , U " ^ 'z e n s VERY NEAR FUTURE W HAT IT COST PERM ously important. Then somehow the littleness of their spir­ an educated man. not compelled edo<-»>»<t .'"‘t, compelled to to stand and work he light and cool. In cool uniforms man, better educated NOW its quite disappears. And they no longer “let a little thing in the broiling m i d , with the therm- the police would work in comfort. n me ter nr Hit) in the shade, are no larger than a midge’s wing destroy a whole day’s hap" If w n S ..Mlm -E /m c n uVt'nn* Their tempers would he more eas- j pinesft. Igrass, isn’t going to run for La wearing linen, seersuckers nr ily controlled and their work would j light clothes, frequently he more efficient. They would be Tin* Youth's Companion (loos a Big service with a cover in lhl‘ Senate, am other without rout.*, tho policeman muat better sprinters after criminals. device like Hint of its July L’.’i issue Manv a Comtmnion , 'v.nnt Bobby/ a work in heavy uniform. The Post-hi-patch urges tho i If a man were condemned hy a Police . ............ has I»een amused hy it to s'eo what micro- X ™ t» »I«,H«r",|.lur Fo,leWl’' ii Board to have pity on the as ..,,_I a penalty■. for some. ofscope- Leasts most gernts of unhappiness are—and now pos­ lb* thinks La Folic He’s rou court, f,tnan *„ -■ policemen ......summer hy adopting should first win his spurs, and n the , sible it is to he entirely invulnerable to their silly attacks. I , hL’:‘vy ’""bum uniforms . Roth the police who tho sun on hot summer days the . suffer and the people who see •aids that we have no room here oFor Further Information. pubhe would protest against it as ' their suffering w appreciate this SO LONG As all the increased wqalth which modern pro- for “crown princes." tt'uel and inhuman punishment. I humane change. Call at Montezuma Hotel. gt ■css brings, goes but to build up great fortunes, to increase MR. BERGER'S wide informa luxury, and make sharper the contest between tin* Ib m se of tinn fails him when he says; '‘You Have anil the House of Want, progress is nut real and can­ can't show me a single instance wiiere s,>m have inherited the not be permanent.— Henry George. TAMI'A TIMES MAKE RESERVATION EARLY genius of a great sire.” -oWhat about Pitt, who Is buried NO l MINI, PROCEEDS front nnthingnt'.ss, ns also nothing in W ,"tminster Abbey in the No Wiir •light ‘ •hi befall n diversified in many respects as is pusses away into uou-existonci?.— Maivus Aurelius. same grave with In Ll,r'1 itate or “ th:»‘ that of sec- the United States each section is 1Ch***ith 11**1-,!.,,.-* Ill „ Th I hi!*Hi* lift* tviril lh *u? tionaliftrti. sure to have it., own peculiar prob­ non, if there is any greatness in ,, . Let the Statesmanship. r.ntireiy cnniinoiiplace, as it is, lems and difficulties. By IRVIN S. COBB And Filipino Lippi, as good ' \ c;,bed forth by things which are to the good or ill goon i painter as his father, Fra l.ipp a paragraph we have just r0!Uj of every section rise high above which ran like this: When th t, these, it we look at the m atter diPom pc y and Ike were draped dorwg an' I clapped 'em onto my •lIM'i democrats are in power (somo o f - r r tly‘ '\ ml wllat Is needed more M hat about Alexander the Great over tin; fence behind th cabin feel an* I skated off across th" else is what we do l iver an’ the h'ar be started arrant whose father, Philip of Macednn, the tim e)—usually the south m in ■mn a,,ythl,l>*' swapping yarns, —ih exec nic Co lornt! o R o c k ie s ; gorgeous. was hi able a man (hat the greater the saddle I When the republicans I Iu" k Ut il ‘Un)ct^ too, hut tiie ice was too thin fur C alU brala;the P a c if ic N o ith w eat;y o u iN * n ;-'®|'l “ Has I ever tide you, Ik ■•aid him an’ the first thing he knov/ed son feared his father would leave win (most of the tim e)—usually' I’reient_ day sectionalism is not P a r k s ; (he G r e a t L a k e s — t h e N o rth \Vx*»j Penip, “about one time I got chas­ lie fell in kerplunko an warn drown­ nothing for him to do? the east dominates tin country! such a blight as was the sectionth* restful a n d I n v i g o r u t i n g T e n n e s s e c ed hy a big grizzly b'ar?" And wliut about the great men Your guess is correct; the pub­ . 'sin of the other days. But it ed an' I wu* saved. Wasn't that t a i n s —th ro ug h th o h e a r t o! h is to ric I "No," said Ike, “how wu* ’a t?" a narrer ’>eii|ie ?" whose paternity is uncertain? lication which gave origin to that i* u thing to Im avoided if we b y w a y of A t l a n t a , L o o k o u t Mountain* would work out the best interests "Well,” mi id Pontpey. taking n 'I here are many of them. is of the west. Front that premise Ike hatted an eye. U u o o g a , M o c c a s in B e n d , v i a deep breath, "it wnz Ink this: One it goes on to argue that tin* west “ f the entire country, as we should. "You *|n*et me to iwlievo that day I wus strollin' along up a yarn?” lx* asked scornfully. Any who would array one sec­ THE DIXIE fLYER must come into control—through IWf) YOUNG roughs, each a mountain side nnd there wu* a Library.Ob««rv*tlon Cara, Drawtn* Ills friend s face took on a hurt gang lender, engaged in a fi.t some other than the democratic tion against another for political anil Compartment Slaepln* Cara. Coaeb**deep Imle between som e rocks and expression. fight, and a blow on the henl nnd republican parties, we pre­ or personal guin is not fa r short I went an* stuck a slick in 'at Ralremcty tow axmmar farea —tonx returni U|alt??l 01 ® public enemy, if any. sume, since these are allotted to "Votirse I 'sped you to believe strentehed Anthonv de Lucca, se­ eoxvanjent atop-over prlvilaxea—dlvarellZ®*‘3* I hole and wliut come r'arin and it.” the south and the east. Thi s is one country. The surest venteen, dead on the sidewalk. —circuit tours tearln’ out i hut n ibig The police will do something Wi.i " black ;bar. ..... | ‘ Huh!" returned Ike. “That yarn Here in Florida we know w|iat " ay 1,1 .*nir R into the best which Exceptionally Good Diaio|| Car ^ rv,£l ttid that I started .......... d> , i,ik- ii,* an’ I knows i t ” about this, beeni t* it wasn't a sectionalism iaes to hurt. Perhaps f 811, possibly he destined for it is For •/ffpln* eat trrrrt aiian«, Iffuntaifd UtfJ * hat mountain side an' that big, ‘'Howemiie vot, sav that “ • ‘‘regular fight.’* with ropes around there is no stale which doesn’ t<> denude it r>f sectionalism. Our aiKrr In' n/otmuiiiin, .ipptv fo *e tilnek Gar In* wasn't two feet lx* “Well.” Mini Ik**. “You M*Z fust the fighters, ruffians watching Illinois is Just undergoing iu pla­ need ut not for a man in the presA T IA H T tC C O A S T UWE RAILROAD hind me. Well, I kep' runnin' an'j off*'twa a powerful hot day . ain’t and gate rceipts that make *t gue. New York has not been free nleney, for instance, because he at runnin and the h’ar he kep* run- von?” profitable to violate the law. H,m front it. Indeed none of the states may he easterner, southerner, or I - C. A .K lc.HinJ H. C. Hr»ln»y — M.C.ASt.L.Ry. L.AN.R.R. nin’, too. Ami pretty soon he gol|1 "Yes.” admittei Poinpey westerner, hut one who is n states­ • ..........'ii i was long will the States disgrace as we recall, have. SAJ StOarak*iaBl-iS. lfiSW. lUySI. I 1 . ‘l . 1’, , C"ul.'1 ("V1 h' 1 h,,t breath | terrible hot weather when that h’ar themselves by licensing brutality? Here in the south we have bend­ man and. above all, an American. DitU Ko*t* F tprta«ul*liz«i— * *" I mi my lalgs. And it was a terrible1look after me.” , f ‘’ope is against sectionalism ed our bucks under its Cllm. SL7 hot dny and the sweat was a’i “An’ then von ■ez," continued ami in a government which will through the years, while tho north ANYBODY CAN stand poverty pounn, off me in rivers, but I Ike. “that when you come to this because almost everybody is com­ really and truly and honestly encauldit t stop to wi|H* it off —I had river Twuz all froze over an’ you pelled to stand it. We have plen­ and west—or the leaders in the ueavor to work tho greatest good to je» keep a runnin’ wid that big up an’ skated urroxt. How* come ty of practice. Few can stand north ami west—berated us be­ • or the greatest number. The un­ cause they hated us. Fortunately black lia r almost a'techin’ my I this yere river froze all ov,.r in prosperity. thank heaven, tho days of which ion loses when the government heels. Well, I kep* gain' across lots such terrible hot wcath lie r Farm lands on the edge of De­ we here speak are passed mid looks to the interest of individuals Ain’t holt-bentfu!'lection, hut I couidn' that a doggone lie troit have boomed, and farmers whore the south is not understood as against other individuals: more guin ttono on the |»*ar—lit* wu* Pomp looked staggered hut have sold out at prices never jeu’ e* nigh ez ever an* a little only for u moment ICI eled. dreamed of. Now fifteen of the higher. But j.**' then I had » piece ... "Oh.. suy . , Ike.” h nd gently, suddenly rich, according to doc­ of luck. I corny t j u river an' the ... i I reckon I forgot to tell v,m ilmt tors, nre nervously unbalanced, river wu* all froze over. So I ! this yere h’ar he kepi •i elm-tin’ an’ Tlu* shock was Inn much for them. — profei 11 4 ........... ■OiVHWII' snatched skates out chasin' me tjj] I1 h(« Phil tin I .a pair of' -— w »* o f)a J•* % IIit 71III H IT Mil G* have tried it long In poverty they could have kept mtonal south hatred is ended. from uiy iM’vket that 1 happened to have July way up.into December. their balance indefinitely. JU a country so extensive and so where''‘worth white? KUUCI1 1,0 128 Feet 60 Feet Britt-Chittenden Realty Company I OVERCLOTIIED POLICE B each Propert] IS SCARCE ' New Smyrna Beat! SECTIONALISM II. B- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc.) The Indescribable Wd The Cool Norths MY FAVORITE STORIES I T he D I X I E i *cU*»*J*: R O U ' I* jtl *- *kij* *i*1 �______ Social Side of Sanford e I n E : — Offic- e UR 1 « _ MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. ^ TELEPH O N E:—Bts. 428J . MISS IRMA SMITH Vandyke Painting Is them til to every famous gallery in IS BRIDE OF L E E Believed to Be Found Eurnpe ^where ^contemporary por traits of Charles 1 are known to PECK WEDNESDAY be. Experts at these galleries arc jocia.1 lendat S"r E w u S ''" Kinc <h‘"'“ S S 1"*i n « Hindi of Mrs. R. A. glad.-to know that fing from the injurnn accident on July D. T. Philyaw of flounces the birth of jily 29. Mrs. Philmarriage was Miss |of this city. Inman’s Missionary First Baptist ell represented at j Wednesday where ■District Rally was nan World Honors lowers For les Elect Silk Dresses for T O T IIK L A K E F R O N T I M P R O V E ­ M E N T COMPANY, MR. J. I». ROOD, P r e s i d e n t . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . You a r e h e re b y n o t i f i e d t h a t th e 1»25 A*xe*«itieni V a l u e h a s b e e n In ­ c r e a s e d o n t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y to - u - R : — l.o ts O n e (1) 1,1 F i f t y - f o u r (SO n n d L o ts " A ” lo ' II" le s s L o ts F ive <f>) S even (7). E i g h t e e n (IN) and L o is "A ". “ R", ••(*•■ a n d " F " In L a k e ■ BOX 393 I Corner Lot for Sale! On Sanford Avenue. Only one block from First St. For quick sale at a Real Bargain \ Jrw Park nn record cil 1u I*11»t R ook No. a of ih e E nt.llc R e c o rd s o f S e m i n o le C o u n tv , F l o r i d a , Iron. 11 nn,non.tin n, j ist.soo. oo. ■ S T h e C it y C o m m is s io n w ilt hear H alm s or e o iu p b l ln t s If a n y on A u g u s t m t h , |3!S at th e C ity R ail ■ a t S:30 l \ M, K R. D H IL II'S . I tt y C le rk Ry O r d e r o f th e C ity C o m m iss io n . $9.75 E. s■ Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Hank Hullding. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1V I L A N E REALTOR ■ Do you love F. SALES FORCE M. M. STEW A R T DOUGLAS K IN G Wt* m e offering for these two (lays, dresses that originally sold for $25 The models include street dresses in printed materials and plain colors. Also after­ noon and sport dresses. This is a real money-saving offer tor Two Days Only Baumels Mrs. Clarence Powell E ntertains Tuesday In Honor Miss Garrett C l a s s II. M. RUMBLEY ■ Shop Saturday at 1)-I E. J. Reilly of SarHazel Quigg of Orguests of their A. Qui?g Sunday. the improvement* being <>atfainted at (50,000,000 yen. Thi* sum it is hoped to rniso bv n loan in th<> United States under a government gun ran tee, with redemption pro­ vided for in 20 years. ■ San l ord Folks Who Complimenting Miss Bailie Lou G arrett of Quitman, Ga.f Mm . Clarence Powell entertained Tues­ day evening a t her home on Seven­ th S treet with n most unique trea­ sure bunt party. After an evening of merriment spent in broking for the treasury it was finally located a t the Powell apartm ent. The treasure was box of candy ami was found by Miss Sul lit* lam G arrett ami Jack Peters. Delicious refreshm ents of punch and sandwiches were served. Those enjoying this occasion were: Miss M argaret Thompson, Miss Louise Fields, Miss Eugenia Rouse of W ctumpka, Ala., Miss Ellen Telford, Miss Pearl Robson, Miss Mary Helen Morse, Miss Bea­ trice Powell, Miss Louise Russel, Jack Peters. Evans Spencer, Jessie Nelly, Jack Hall, Briggs Arrington, Jack McDonald, Dan Ilansell ami Peto Sehirard. FOR SALE A good buy In the right place Wnrchouso property 108 by 77 ft. on 3rd nnd Myrtle. $2000 Cash. Ilalnnce to suit purchaser. NO TICE Friday and Saturday A Message to land children of the guests of Mr. He W. Black Wedlursday. TOKYO, July 29.—Tho U.inzt Merchants’ League has inaugurat­ ed a movement for improving nnd beautifying Ginta street, the STINNES BRANCH ASUNCION’! Paraguay, July 30. —The Hugo Stinnes Company of Germany has established a brunch house in Paraguay. Business con­ ditions throughout the country are reported to be improving rapidly. Official estimates place the eotton crop at more than (5,000 tuns this year. lc a f s v * nt .Broadway of Japan’s Caoltal. " ~ ' _ m | | u is- “planned Mft to place the rcconr l a n n e d r o r 1 0 KyOi»truction work in the hands of nn _____ American contractor, ths cost of reported to have unanimously pro­ nounced that the original is not a copy of any known p o rtrait of tho king. OSLO, July 30.—Art circles here A pretty wedding of interest to are greatly interested in the distho many friends of the young couple was Miss Irma Smith, nre^mlin^\TbeHev^l^K;e a, p ^ daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. Ihurs^y On »e- Smith, became the bride of I /e V , Rebeccas beini? Deck, Wednesday afternoon at the __The n . iIKTure was purchased by lief home o f the bride's parents. L°!cJtor ‘ The wedding which was n quiet Pfeta the *king at tfc „Jc’ o? n the U^»' b0Ur' affuir was attended by relatives *,R- dtT T l l n “ suit of dark velvet and intim ate friends of the young with ft broad collar of fim. Friday jj . II. couple. ol *** h will T,iept Preceding tho ceremony a mus­ The oWn(?r hits hod photograph­ IB. P»*er Friday ical program was given by Mrs. Dwight Smith of Do I.and with Miss ic copies made and d e s p f f id L HeijhH. Charlotte Smith accompanying. Mrs. Smith beautifully sang •Tintil” and “ Becatno.” Miss Sm'th played “To a Wild Rose” softly in a ls during the ccermony. . Following this the bridal chorus' from Lohengrin was played. The f irs . Pond of Day- bride entered on the arm of tier in the city " e‘l* father who gave her in marriage. Under an archway of palms, hgainst a background of fern and > th ami Mrs. Th«* pink radiance roecs the hrido was [Oviedo spent Mon- met by the groom where the im­ shoppintpressive ceremony was performed by Rev. E. L>, Brownlee of the U o f New Smyrna Presbyteriun church. f of his sister, Mrs. F irst The bride was lovely in a suit fellow Sunday. of gray colored flat crepe combin­ Ketchinirs of Syl- ed with powder blue crepe. Her ived Wednesday to slippers and accessories were of Mrs. Ned Smith. gray'. She wor© a corsage of white rose buds. Immediately following the cere­ [Dewey of Indlanap* mony Mr. and Mrs. Peck left for Lt Wednesday to be a short wedding trip to Tennes­ fcs, Minnie E. Jones. see and other points. They will and sons will ar- upon their return, be at home to Palmetto. Claude their friends in Sanford. Mrs. Peck is the youngest daugh­ accompany them ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Smith of this city. She is a graduate of ank Meijch and the Sanford High School and has Stance h»« return- been a popular member of San­ points m New ford's younger set. Mr. Peek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Peck. He is a gradu­ trtj called sud- ate of the Sanford High School (in Ms home to at- and is connected with the Sanford 0f his futher in Herald. The young couple have a host of friends here nnd elsewhere who aie extending best wishes. ■Owens left WedneaN. C., where she ht of her aisle r, M Beautiful Street Is White Footwear! WT* art* putting practically WT* arc* offering shoes that every originally sold of ladles’ for $6.50 while shoes in our store on and $8.50. salt* at this greatly reduced are now priced lower than priced. cast. * * * * * + * * * + * * + - k . g. * * +*+* ++++++++,M,*+ ++++++++++ Some patterns NOW IS TIIE TIME TO BUY YOUR WHITE SHOES AND SAVE MONEY Specialty Shop rv t pattern Thrasher & Woodruff The Bust (iflii-e is Next Door lo us. .u I ♦ + * > + + k+*+*^-+++**++*++++-l-+++ <• Styles for Fall Here! SPECIAL SALE A distinctive group at sM $15 They an* here— the linit hint <»f what fall o f­ fers ilrcsses in the inexpensive dress shop at $15. Sleeves long and short, featured colors are blue jay, golden pheasant, pencil him*, Hpinaiil green— flares to the hack of skirts. And best of all they are just $15. +++^++.i.*+++F++++4+y++++^+^)"f++++++++++++++++++4-+«'H -++++++++ + i M '» ■ M Saturday i - l-’l.uoi: . i • i j Clan of the First Church delight fully a miscellaneous ol Mr-, Eugene lee Peek, formerSmith, Monday ove|ft« of Mrs. Arthur lAvenue. ame of Mrs. Moore \ f decorated with the dainty color and white being V $!.<>!) pr. Made of fine quality pajama check. Pure silk chiffon host*—even the feet are all silk while the tops have a M inch lisle hem. These are the popular colors: bisque, peach, huff, tfrain, French mule, white—and the 150 pair are lower than usual—$l.iiO pr. Saturday. Cut full, well made. Sizes 36 to 16. ■ m of r Ve<! to be rfftounij. r 1 if ibis price of $20—2 trousers with many. $10.50. $ 20 . j .. ■ .. m 75c each ■: 3 S —Palm Beach.* and tropical worsteds half price. mure than half again at All men’s straws go at prici half price, Reg. $1 to $10. Fancy braids, sennets, split straw s: MAIN FLOOR I*-1 lliis is Mile, Alauze of Marseilles, France. She recently set a new world record jn the h3-meter hur­ dle event during a women’s meet at the Colotnbes stadium. Her time was 13 1-6 seconds. She’s one of the greatest girl athletes France has had in somo time. Itrisif An egg was fried on Pennsyl­ hoi;t;,ryr8noval,nB' materials -ALL vania Avenue, Washington, D. C., during the recent hot period, by nford an inquiring reporter who placed the egg on the asphalt at 12:42 o’clock. At 12:51 the egg was •done to a turn. I’/ * * Curtains Fancy cotton crepes (3(5 inch width) for one piece dresses—reg. $1 yd. S aturday a t 79c. Fancy 40 inch voiles specially priced for the week-end at H9c, m a in ri-o o it D-i Ruffled curtains epeeiul. Extra fine qual­ ity filet curtain s—the kind one always buys at $3. We have ju st 75 pair which will he sold Saturday at $'2.25 pr. fluou a n J ^ Orlando. *u ! j 20 dozen soft finished sheets no seams. Size 81x90. Regular $1.50 values. SI.00 each (Only ! to customer) ■ .. ia M * .. .. REMNANTS 1i New ldi0 *- co^oretl cotton anti white rem nants marked about Half Price 5 •If «9 9^ Dickson-Ives Co. m .. i On r # Saturday ilt....... ■ 2-1 i S. Orange. Extra Specials—One Day Only . \l * ■ Fancy Cottons 79c 89c M :: 3 l/ 2 Price One gtoup of suits which were $lf> to $10 i of light ' -t 'ufJi wool—suits Which were Lm..". Palm ftyyf.Vdckei uit h—-they they tire regularly |15 to 118 and some have two pair trousers. Now Vi Price [ ncem ent I Broct„r wi|, enter. fr -shool class with at Lake Mary Js Ihe party will | lh promptly at (3 Ladies— One day only—Saturday. : El tBECUfi ■nu WiM at .Station, three r Jtd Ave. Cooked by .. ■ .. ■ . , $20 $10.50 “ £Juru 1 it believed to C*' long a,l(J | K to *n *foct, with a tail :: 8 Appreciably Price Reduced f foal. in which are M<Prir.ts of a pre!th U Men’s Summer Clothing is l’rints fdded in Coal £P* fiercest of the I?. ur' which roamF ,‘?nj ,Jf years ago, Jo lu the Panther county Utah. C * several thou- ■ .. MAIN Kl.iHilt i»-1 fdlM with d useful gifts. ,e<ve.| which , ^ V , July 3 0 ._ hi 10 pr. in lighter correct shades contests were enevening For 1he of honor ro,ur scheme Men’s Athletic Union Suits Sale! Windsor Chiffon Hose! ■ ■ ■ .. m m ■ i. ‘ Chamber of Commerce and Serve your city This is the age of service, join the !: 3 \ The Y o w e ll C o m p a n y Phone 1106 ■ ................... ..... — .............. ' — ........... ................................................. . « i z » « w i z a i » » u H > H » a w a < 1HHamMM*MaMauan*a*ma******mMmaMMMmmHKaanaMBmaMmiiamHaga0MMBMamanmaMmuL , �p ww V : ',r t ggRi* *■*--7 T"J.r spfe* C'Tw* .. Sk «nv* fare* ??r.y> "■ / Mackmen Clout Hall Hard Sanford Plays Errorless Ball BLOCKMEN LOSE PIRATES and Take Game Ten-Two; Washington White B ut S m ok ers H it In T h e TO HIGHLANDERS BRAVES AS CljfcS Sox and NewBeats York Wins PHILADELPHIA, Juiy 30.—The Pinches And Win 3 To 2 BY SCORE OF 2-1 WIN FROM GIANTS Philadelphia Athletic batter ham. ! __ _____ *o-------------------- ••• ■■-■ ■ To reached third safely to acore when Hickey, 3b. . Estrada, 3b. Weik, s*........ Lee, rf. . .. Allen, cf. . Huggihs, c. JeMtner, lb. Cobh, p......... Protest to IJmpi Account “(inshes” With Cohb allowing the Celcry- .. 4 1 1 .. 3 ii 0 .. 1 0 2 4 1) 0 2 1 0 .. 3 1 1 .. 1 0 1 4 0 1 T»>tnl» . .. . 2*J All SANFORD Culhreqth, 2h. .. 4 Dumas, if. 4 Curley, rf. .. 3 Friable, as. 4 •1 McQue, 2h. .. Hailey, lh. .. .. 3 .. 4 Wade, cf. Handy, c........ .. 3 3 Cruwfurd, p. l Moore,* .. .. :t 8 k H 0 t) 0 1 1 1) 0 1 0 li 0 1 0 II 0 0 u 0 0 0 1 1 1 o 0 i) 0 if i 0 0 it 0 0 12 1 « 7 0 u 0 2 0 r 27 PO 3 1 1 2 2 u 1 n i 0 7 A •I 0 0 1 2 0 « **•) li 0 2 E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 their part hit in the pinches in Wrdnendny’a gumo to win their third straight victory over San­ ford by a acore of 3 to 1. Sunford acored the firat run of the Santa In the fourth inning with­ out a hit while Tampa scored in tin, fifth, eigth and ninth innings, r. The game came near being brok­ en up in the sixth inning when 31 1 3 27 13 0 new balls continued to receive pe­ Totals Score by innings: culiar “gashes** almost hm fast us they could be thrown into the Tampa . ........ 000 Oil) Oil—3 .. <100 loo 000 —1 game. This annoyed Manager Jim Hartford . Summary: Two base bit, HugMoore of the Celery-Feds some­ what and ha called the umpire and ginu. Three bate hit, Cobh. First protested against the unfairness imse on balls, off Cobb 2; Craw­ of the halls being misused by some ford 3. Struck out by (bibb 10; by oho of the visiting players who Crawford 7. Left on bares, Tampa were evldeently cutting or rubbing *»;. Sanford ti. Stolen buses, Snead io balls fpr the Tampa pitcher. |2. Curley, Hailey, Dumas. KaciiA numlier of halls wore thrown fire hit*, Jessmer 2. Estrada, out of the game by Umpire Pieh Huggins. Umpire, Pish. Time before any protest wns made. It 2:J7. la the opinion of the local players1 and levernl of tlm Sanford fa n s / who examined the balls, that un­ fair tactics were being used. 21^- Celery-Frdr Score. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE In the fourth Curley walked and (Second llnll) atole second after Dumas was out Won Lost Pet. pitcher to first. Frisbic was out Tampa ...................... .. 26 H .758 ltcher to first and McQue walked. Lakeland 111 .507 .. 21 alley hit a grounder to Hickey, St. Petersburg .. 17 18 .480 third bqsemun for the Smokers, S an fo rd ............... .. 8 2U .210 y«ptn* *<) i * 1 who threw Wild to second In an I 'w t j T j K i t effort to catch McQue there, while NATIONAL LEAGUE Curley advanced to third on the • %' Won Lost Pet. error and went home on tho Pittsburgh . nr. :tn .011 throw or us the hull passed the New York 65 311 .585 G'inccinnati . 411 14 .527 gt first on the choice and stole Brooklyn............. 45 14 .500 second. Wade popped out to sec­ Philadelphia 13 47 .178 f t ond huso. Only two Sanford but­ St. I.ouis 41 51 .402 ters reuchcd second haw a fter Chicago 41 51 .410 this and only four were safe lit Huston 38 5H .31)0 il£ (list, two of these being walked ami another getting to first on tin AMERICAN LEAGUE •rror. Won Lost Pet P Smokers Get One. til 32 .050 In the fifth frame Huggins dou­ Philadelphia no 34 .o.'lK bled to right and went to third Washington r.:i 4il .535 when Jessmer sacrificed. Cobh ('hicaeo 411 -IK .501 struck out nnd ,Snead whs safe on Detroit 48 111 .41)5 n bunt, scoring Huggins. He stole St. Louis 45 52 .401 second but Hickey went out pitch Cleveland New York It) 55 .121 er to first. 28 <;t .301 ‘ In the eighth Hickey got a hit Boston oh it bunt to the pitcher and wus advanced Ui second when Estrada SOUTHERN I.EAt ; u r pactifired. Weik hit safely to left Won Lost Pet. field to score Hickey hut go: New Orleans r.H II .50!) BI caught out u moment later when Atlanta 57 51 .528 he Died to steul second. Lee went Nashville 51 41) .524 L ,««lonnf)Ut pitcher to first, Mobile . 51 55 .181 yj&isjpc - The Smokers scored in the ninth Chattanooga 18 52 .180 Memphis 52 57 .177 Little Itock 51) 55 .170 Mirmingham .. *17 55 .101 How They Stand K . Linds on Cooney me red three D etroit hurlers WedDouble In Twelfth Inning By Pittsburg », „ u vi«i<>rv’* H u m o r hv neaday and won 10 to 2. Slim llarCobb Holds Celery-Feds I*or 8-h Victory, i to m e r o> rjSR WItg touched up for 13 hits, Joe Welsh Breaks Up Hurl­ Thr«» Scattered lilt. Aa H a r tn e tt B e a ts New York; j)Ut was complete m aster in the ing Duel; Startling Catches Smoker, G if. Him Good nt first c“1 1' '°“W “”l C in c in n a ti D e fe a ts Quakers pinches. Thirteen Tigers left on , 1 to har#. Keep Down foikclnnd Hits _____ Ibase* testifying to the big hurl-T’s .Support |rt the Pinches TAM FA An R II PO A E CHICAGO, July 30^-Chlcago effectiveness with liases occupied. Snead, 2b. .. .. 4 0 *> 3 3 1 LAKELAND, July 30.—Joe -------- Cut Balls Nearly w m it t . PHILADELPHIAIS VICTORIOUSOVER DETROIT TIGERS I -V _ ,1 9 2 5 . 7OHD flERAt lit, : f; ' an -1 -- ____ HEffi ** V-< ?>T'?4-V g f i f .i ik: H; Y 0 II It LAKKI.A.^i, uu.y |lef |cd N,.w York t„ 2 Wcdnes- i Score by innings: Welch s double in the twelfth with . jf| a pitchin|f duel between I D etroit........ 010 000 100— 2-13-1 Francis on >cored the winning run jff ke lin(, Kl.nt ( * * ,„ . Philadelphia 040 200 40x— 10-10-2 for' the Highlondera after Watt fjiiM youthfu| pitcher of the Hatteries: Collins, Doyie, Luther and Slim Brower had jdteh (.jn||U New York's defeat and roll and Bussler; Harriss ed n pitching duel for twelve invictory placed the Cochrane. nings. Startling catches by Morchampions nnother full i ris and Brown accounted for the thc ,.iratM . SENATORS HEAT CHICAGO lack of hits by ‘h* ‘ ‘^lam lerA ., (. ,,, , | lirtm.w „f the Cubs, WASHINGTON. July 30.— Four ir Faints went to bnt in the fir- smashed out his twenty-third Washington rallied in the eighth three oingled and only tii inniri-.', bonier in the seventh inning, Wulncsday, scored four runs nnd on scored. tbreaking it... Qnv U won Trr.m from tkf. the Wkitn White Sox, 8 'to C. ... the 11.« tie sn.ien score, Thltf ini* liloW aaann AB R II PO A ,5 unnerved New York’s young' piteh- Znchury started for Washington SAINTS Messner, 2!j. .. 4 0 •> 2 •» . | er nnd he weakened In the next but was hit hard, giving way to Allen, m . .. 0 l 2 4 2 inning to the extent of walking Mnrberry, who in turn retired in S. Doyle, 2b,, .. 6 0 o 4 0 two men and allowing two hits, favor of W alter Johnson. II 0 T 4 .. 5 Drown, cf. Score by innings: one a double which, with n sacri­ .. 1 0 i 4 I Morris, rf. Chicago ....... 200 102 100—0-11-2 fice fly, netted two runs. Mc2 0 6 0 0 Co*, If. Ginvv rushed his reserves Into the Washington .. 020 002 04x—8-13-0 Barnes, lb. . .. 3 0 0 10 n Batteries: Faber, Blankenship game in the ninth when llluke ap­ Sm Hesse, c. 4 0 1 6 •» and Schalk; Zachary, Mnrberry, 'd pen red to waver but the beat they Brower, p. .. 4 0 1 n l could do was to score one run oil Johnson and Kuel. •| | three hits and an error.'’ . Totals .. 40 1 10*35 11 Score by innings: INDIAN BEAT BOSTON r •Two out when winnimr run Ni w York 010 000 001—2-7-0 BOSTON, July 20.—Cleveland scored. . 000 100 12x—4-7-2 hit Ehuikc freely in the tin l ami LAKELAND ' AH R II PO A KI jChicago i Hatteries: Greenfield and Cow- fifth innings Wednesday nnd took 0 Buckley, 2b. . .. 6 0 1 6 the second game of their series 0 0 •» I l „ dy; Wake and Hartnett.> Welch. If. with the Boston American club ten Surface, if. 3 0 II 6 0 I'lKATKS HEAT I1RAVKS to five. Miller wns effective with I 0 0 1 0 Brazier, rf. PITTSHURGII, July 30.—The a sharp southpaw curve nnd his 5 0 1 to 2 Edwards, lh. Pirates made it three straight I batting wns a m aterial help in the 2 0 0 0 •1 Kowalski. 3b from Boston Wednesday, winning vi itors scoring game. Catches by •1 f] 0 l Doyle,, rs. .. 4 8 to 0. They landed on Cooney i.i Jamieson, Speaker and Flngsteuit Francis, r. 5 I 1 (I 3 the fifth for seven rune.' The featured nn otherwise tame game. 4 0 0 2 •» Luther, p. .. Braves staged a rnlly and scored Score by innings: four in the seventh. Boston filled Cleveland .003 140 002—10-13 2 .. 35 2 5 30 18 Totals the bases in the ninth ami Ydc was Boston .. 000 200 030— 6- <J-| Score by Innings: B a tt e r ie s ; Miller nnd Myutt; Saint:! 000 OKI 000 000—1 taken out. Morrison then held the visitors to one run. Llunke and Hischoff. Lakeland 000 010 000 001—2 Score by innings; Summary: Two base hit*, MessHuston ooo 001 •Irtl—r.-ir.-u NEW YORK, July 30.— Ernie ncr, Welch. Stolen base, Allen, Pittsburgh 010 070 OOx—8-12-0 JiJmson's home run off Southpaw Uucklcy. Sacrifice, Messner, Hesse Batteries: Cooney, Ryan and Danfortli broke a deadlock in the lirower, Kowalski, l.utlier. Left mi base, St. Petersburg II. Lake­ Seimer; Morrison, Yde and Gooch. I2tli inning Wednesday, giving the Yankees a 8 to 7 victory over the land 10. Base on balls, off drawer REDS DEFEAT PHILLIES Hiowns. It was the New York 1; Luther f». Struck out. by HrowCINCINNATI, July 30.—Cincin­ club's 15th two game winning er 2; Luther 3. Passed hall, Hose 2. Umpires, Haxter and Ware. nati ran its winning streak to five streak of the year. Harry Rice guinea by beating Philadelphia hel|s'd the Browns tie up the game Time 2:26. Wednesday, !i to f>. The game was in the ninth with n home run. marked by free hitting with the Score by innings: Rc.ls connecting 13 safe times, sev­ St. I.miis 000 000 302 200-7-12-0 Huddle System Is eral of them for extra bases. They York 003 100 100 201-11-0 Lauded by Rockne drove Carlson off the mound in the New Batteries: Girard, Vnngilder, fifth. The Phillies also hatted Dnnforth and Hargrave; Shocker, CORVALLIS, Ore., July ::<>.- IVte Donohue rather freely, but lYiinock, Jones nnd Hengough. The huddle system in football is his big lead saved him. Score by innings: much quicker than the old-fashion­ According to an estim ate of the ed call system if used rightly by a Philadelphia 020 000 200—5-11-2 Bureau of the Census the m anufac­ lilt) 041 12x—9-13-2 turing machinery, tools and im­ fast team, Knute Rockne, head Cincinnati Batteries: Carlson, Pierce rand plements in use in the United fo itball couch of Notre Dame Uni­ versity, told n cluas learning the Wilson; Donohue and Hargrave. States were worth <15,783,200,000, fundamentals and theory of f o o t ­ in 1022. In 1012 the figures were CARDINALS DOWN DODGERS ball at Oregon Agriculture College $0,001,451,000. here recently, ST. LOUIS, July 30.—Hunched “There is no chance to mix sig­ hits enabled St. Louis to defeat Singapore has heeain the manu­ nals, or for the opposing tenm to Riooklyn Wednesday ten to three, facture of hanatm flour. The article catch them in the huddle system," although the Robins got 15 safe- will he used in the making of cer­ be said. Notre Dame uses the tie- to the Cardinals 14. The tain pastries, chocolate confections huddle system. Dodgers also aided the Cardinals* and cocon beverage*. •coring. Brooklyn used four pitch­ Washington and New York City ers. St. Louis 201 220 30x—10-14-0 are conducting drives against ob­ Score by innings: Batteries: Erhardt and Taylor; scene magazines. llrooklyu 000 100 lo t— 3-15-2 Sherdel and O’Farrell. Upon the success of the Member­ ship Campaign of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce depends the future growth of Sanford. Every membership taken by Sanford citizens will, M p tell the world aJout-' The City Substantial. K II T II K 1C You wunl to make your future happy. One of the best wuys to do this is to open no urrounl with the Seminole County llnnk mid make a deposit to your credit regularly every week or every month. It will help you ImilJ a fnanrlal edifice that will furnish shelter in the lime of storm. 4 I’er Cent Inteiest I’sid on havings Arrnunts • #| PI {jfiniinoln (j[ounlij jf>ank S a n fo rd ,F la . S> STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS <c^£ m Allen & Brent Ut'ul E state Auction Hnlea. Let uh Bell your property W h y Ej ■^■it is engineered and bu ilt com plete by one organization—Studebgfe is a perfectly co-ordinated, harmonious unit. This means better nnce, greater comfort and increased mileage at an accepted coadj j I N A U T O M O B IL E , like a n y o th er highly specialized in*X M . chine, run* more i m o o th l y — h u t * lo n g e r —give* greater a a t b f a c t Ion — when it* thousand* o f elei n e n t i orecorefullyco-ordm ated Into o n e horavonkma unit. d o c k , a u to m atic r e a r v ie w m i r r o r , ^ w in d o w curtains, m ra c k , o rn o m ru ti] ventilato r, a to p ^ T ti r e c a r r i e r locked l t h a t lock* d e q g . c o in c i d e n ta l s te e rin g wheel, ' i f * f r o m a s w itc h ock/ ’ >y w h ic h ia left lence b y th e • p a r k lever. In s3 ■ park la a u to i b y t h e *peed o f t h e m o t o r . a " o n o -p ro flF c a r . Obvlou*ly, a b e tt e r c a r c a n be p r o ­ d u c e d when all vital p art* o re d e tig n e d , engineered and m a n u f a c tu r e d b y o n e organization. • « mean ■mo< or c»r that. In Us vi­ tal p*rt». U manufactured by on* urg enlist Ion —thus rut tin* out the extra profits and overheads which arise when vital parts are bou*lit from others. There are otlly two cars that can be thus classified, because —of all the makes of passen*er rare built in the United Btutes, only 2 make all their own motors, bodies, clutches, sprints, sites, (ear sets, differentials, strerin* tear, tray Iron r u l i n s s and drop fortlnts- One uf these 2 it Studebakrr and the other Is Ford. T h e S tudebaker car i* b u il t o n t h i s “ o n e - p r o f i t " principle. N o t o n ly all t h e eng ines, b u t alio nil t h e b o dies, a n d aU th e axles, gear set*, d ifferen tials, s p r in g s, c lu tc h e s , steering gcurs, g r a y ir o n c a s t i n g s a n d d r o p lo r g in g so r e rn a n u fa c tu re d i n S t u d e b a k e r p la n t s . T h i i is wot tr u e o f u n y o t h e f a u t o m o b i l e in t h e fine c a r fiekl. I n it* in sisten ce u p o n com fort, thiiVj G tu d e b a k e r. T h e r e is c o m f o rt i n t k t c u s h i o n s —in t h e b ig s p r i n g s - i n the H i for w h ich s t e e li n g g e a r , fenders, ru, tp eciu lly d e s ig n e d — In t h e cose with m a y e n t e r o r le a v e t h e f e a r o f the c s r - g J larg e w in d o w s a n d w iodahield. T h e S tudebaker, therefo re, b e in g b u i l t a s a u n i t fu n c tio n s as a unit —w ith all o f t h e a d v a n t a g e s o f u n it o v e r assembled c o n s t r u c ti o n . ■ J f “ Coach” in name— Coupe in quality T h e S tu d e b a k e r Special S ix C o a c h is a n o u t s t a n d i n g e x a m p le o f the finer q u a l i t y m a d e p ossible b y t h i s “ o n e-p ro fit" principle o f m o t o r c a r m a n u f a c tu r e . T h i s autom obile is really a fine 5-pasxetvger c o u p e , b u t i t called a "c o a c h " b c c u u s e it c a rr ie s t h e lo w e s t price a t which an enclosed c a r h us e v e r b een to l d o n Die fa m o u s Studebaker S p e c ia l Six cliassis. I n t h i s Coach fine g ra d e s o f u p li o lj te r y nre u se d . You'll find the same q u a l i t y o f w o r k in u m li ip n n d m a terials in oil hidden p lu ces t h a t y o u sec o u t in th e open. M a n y o f the superiorities o f t h i s C o a c h a r e i n ­ visible— an d therefore ull t h e m o r e i m p o r t a n t . D u t h ere a r e some you con e asily see a n d c l u x k a g a i n s t c o m i e l ' n ; c u ' t gasoline c u u g e o n t h e d a s h . B d »y Y o u c a n b u y all t h i s aty le, comfcn«)| once a t t h e p rice b e c a u s e th is i* the only^ c o ach o n th e m a r k e t t o d a y . I Buy now— no “ yearly mod Y o u m a y b u y thi* C o a c h t o d a y —or on y e a r — w ith t h e a s s u r a n c e th a t there g “ a n n u a l a n n o u n c e m e n t " t o make it trtik^ y e a r 's m o d e l." ^ ^ r S t u d e b a k e r h a s discontinued fit J p re s e n tin g a n e w line o f c a rs every y«. f C tu d e b a k e r s will b e k e p t u p t o date all ofg T h e re fo r e y o u c a n b u y th is Coach In ukj San Juan Garade West First Street T It 1 S S T U D E B A K E R Y E L et Massage B e Y e a r Crsildej You will never know th e true beauty of Nature U you keep always to the m ain travelled highway** Her real d eligh ts lie far from the beaten p a t h s — In the fragrant woods; In q u iet flower-decked valley*'■ by the side of joyous, sparkling stream s. Only dirt trails lead to these spots; trails hard to travel—save in a Ford. To the Ford they are all open. Because a Ford Car, lig h t yet powerful, c o n ie s easily through th e hardest going. Let your Ford take you away from the crowds this . . . R u m m er— into peaceful solitudes, where you can tatfes'burdilS.of beauty undisturbed. V e n t u r e with* ou t fear— it w m \;a r {y you who";' y o u will; safely, easily and c o m f o r t a b l y . Runubout Touring Car r We nre permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS Wo guarantee Suti.ifuction. s s McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW If you have Property you want noid—I.i.st it with u» m and kiad it good-bye. - * ------------------------------------------------------------------------- _ j _ ALLEN AND 110 E. Second Street. S j ^ O n e -P ro fit* C o a c h /■ AT AUCTION | th e : SANFORD, FLA. S260 290 Coupe - - Fordur Siidan - J h -V On ojvn i ur» d c n io u iK ib b r l im and atari*? sr* IHi t atra* rutl*U4« balloon tlf«4(25 • i t r o . Aff tr ic e s f o.b. Ustjoll. $ 580 SEE ANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER OR MAIL THIS COUPON \ Please tell m e how I can *e,vufe<! Ford Car on easy p a y m en ts: ^Tudor Sedan F. O. If. Detroit ^ - : N am c_ ; Address. C ity. Mall th is coupon to S ta te — �’niK SANFOBD HERALD. TI! PACT! Cawthon Employs Ricardo Cortez' Is 131 Men Volunteer S t a t e Supervise Triumphant Prince To F| ^ O f Rural Schools In New Love Film the call m ade bv thd Spanish id Fish Commission Will inforce Law T o V ery Letter S l n t s t • SEE' July 30.—The State Superintendent Srsr Instruction, W. y employed Miss Net£ i w f " 3 werctl by Kicanlo Cortez in Pnrnmount’s absorbing romance, "In rh „ rural school r l& l.een lupe'ySSHS vi " r in the Name of I-ove" showing Thurs­ Jackson county, N. r n* 11 day at the Milano Theatre. Vrnic, a brown seaweed which 1his handsome anti fascinating pervisor of schools "i,, FWiiin" player shows you what happens grows in Japan, is rich in potash “ ' “ b f A V , ! ' .... ......''l“nrlo,i " hen a garage keeper suddenly de­ and makes nil excellent fertilizer. cides to masquerade as a prince, m > r t r > : " o r “ s t u : o f s7nn.nno.1m -lailM tl.K t il l ATV. I'l.OHIII*. in order to win the love of a beau* In fitting herself fyr sueh ti 1 1. it u \ v n ip iio v i:u i:\ r S nan<J n dA. T M. M* 'tie f trees from l,lth *ltn «• George Penh,Sly Teacher's College where she made an intensive study of rural school supervision, later teaching there. She h , il, taught at the University of Maryl.uwl ami at the Callmvhee Normal * thool in North ( urolinn. For tlrnm years she dal M1|)ervis,trywork among the rural ah,,,,]* (,f .Maryland, while fur the past two ears she has been employed by the general board of education in New \ ork to ih> experimental work m Jackson county. N. f . The mis­ sion of her work was to ascer­ tain tlie type of supervision that would meet the needs of Western counties. She was assisted in the presentation of the different phases of her work by the Callowrii'',"1? N01niti 1 Smjclithi1 tu*ichprs u extensive testing program where­ Me difficulty will he experienced' by children nre classified ami pro­ in accomplishing this task ns th- moted m a scientific manner was St. Johns’ river carries little silt and the currents under direction’ will soon wear a hard pan chmmel kers Are Working On P lans rSystem To Use Tide In Dredging v y n l F July .10.—En* . ... .corking on the e n°' / i t f.i.r the . system of dredg river with aid tne The question is, “ Is everything 1u ’ lc fair in love?” is convincingly nns- mix ns. <ortez’ impersonation of the bo-1 ItlU tY OIVF.N. gii'i member of royalty is the most T hNa tt i TsIcfai n: >t It*p r o pIIK o s a l s « III he re* colorful characterization he has >' U n i hy t h e Itouril o f C o m i ty Corn* over portrayed. Hi* is easily the nili.iloner.s of S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F ln on o r b e f o r e t h e e x p i r a t i o n of outstanding performance' in the rlit.i t h i r t y d a y s f r o m t h e f i r s t ptthlle.tpicture, although, in nil fairrm s, • loit of tills not lee. tttiil up to and it must be admitted that the other until 10 o 'c lo c k A. M. o n t h e lo th of A u u u i t . a . I>. 1928, a t th e featured players acquit thetm tl.os •lay t'o u tity C l e r k ' s o ffice, a t t h e C o u rt with considerable distinction. I jo in ,', ut S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n ty F lorida, f o r t h e p u r c h a s e o f f 7 9 " ,, Greta Nissen, the lovely ami tal­ lent uo, Sentllinle C o u n ty , F lo r id a , ented Norse screen “find,” for H ig h w a y Im provem ent Itotids. whom Paramount entertains such Known i n S e r i e s "A” , m i d hotlils to I ' . i r I n t e r e s t a t t h e r a t e o f five h'gh hopes, play* her role of the • tie-half p e r r e n t p e r a n n titn . ntul mot snobbish and wealthy heiress with H!< ilateil J u l y 111. 1928. I n t e r e s t pay.Pile leitiUintitliilly. b o th p r in ­ a naturalness ami skill worthy of m ol I n t e r e s t p a y a b l e a t Ne w a veteran. If this is n sample of cipal Vork. In t h e s t a t e of .Nryv York. what she can tin, then she should • Mil hottilt to he Ii s u eil c o n s i s t i n g •a •o ven htitulretl m ol b Ix t v hnnd* go far. <>f ti.m ia.nu Wallace Beery, of course, need ••a' It.tin'm ai tl ui ur oi nugi i ns. ei trleu i a l l y o v e r a p e rm> introduction to film fans, but |ml of t h i r t y y e a r s In t h e fo llo w in antier, to - tv l l: ]f you haven't seen hint in this i IncHuio Ih N o. I | o 18. InchlBlVP. to 111 n lie July t i t . 1939. I multi No. i t to 21, In c lu s iv e , to tin t nre J u l y 1st. 1939. I ! 'Hits No. 22 to 33, Inelu slvo. to in it tire J u l y t i t , l u l l . Points No. a t to pi. In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y l i t . 19.32. Hands No. 17 to 88. In clu siv e, to m a t u r e J u l y l i t , 1933. Iloiols Nn. 81 to 78 In c lu s iv e to m a t u r e J u l y t i t . 1931. Hotiils No. 78 |o 9 1, In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e July 1st. 1938. ......... No. 92 to !»H. i n c l u s i v e , to in .t nre J u l y I «| I '<38. tSoitils No, 111 .) to 128, Inclusive, pi m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1937. IToinls No. 127 to 118. I net us Ive, to m n t u r n J u l y 1st, 193*. rft.n.ls No. 11* t«» 1*3. lurlti.ilvr. m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1939. Ilottil* N<> Ifi« to I*". In c lu siv e , m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1910. i n . mitt Nn. 1*7 t o Jo*. Ittcltislvo, m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1911 It.....I . V.. Hu m is No. "ll'J 209 to l» L9M 3 1. I n c l u s iv e . t<> m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 19*3. Hi.tu11 No.1 913 to 186, In c lu siv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 19*3. Homl.i No. 218 t o 29t, In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 191*. Iiomls No. 292 t o 3119, In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 19*8. It..nils No. 310 ti* 339. In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. I'.'IO. Hotels No. 310 t o 371. Itieluslve, to m a t u r e .Inly 1st, 1917. Hotels No. 373 t o *'*7, In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1919. Hiimis No. * oh t o * 17, I n c l u s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. in to . Hotels No. t l x t o |:*l. In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e July l i t . 1980. Hotels No *93 t o 817. In c lu s iv e , to m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1931. Hotels No r.:u t o 893, In c lu siv e , to m a t u r e Julv l i t . 19*3. ......... No. 398 t o 835, In c lu siv e , to m a t u r e July t i t . 1983. H otels No. r.::c, t o 890, In c lu siv e , to m a t u r e J u l y t i t . 198*. H otels No. 891 t o 780, In clu siv e, to null tire Ju ly l i t . 1983. •alt! ten ets tit to* ioli! sttltlect to tin- npitt'ovlm: o p i n i o n r f .Messrs. I'nliHveft a Hay m otel, o b t a i n e d I.> ttemltiole ( 'm in ty , F l o i h l a , .Ml t>lit ri tail at tie lit romp.'ltth'll 111 a cc rtlfle il cine*, f o r utto aie l a li.tlf 1 1 ' , r ; t |., r o lit o f ItiC Uinolint of tile Itonil'i la Ite m ill Itlils may lie s u tin i lt te il In th e n i t •’n m t I v i a s to r a t e of I n t e r e s t teintls a r . to b e a r . t h e n l t e r n a t l v e Mils to | !■ Imseil mi n r a t e of In te rc sl les s III.in five anil o n e - h a l f p e r cen t A m o u n t tilil f o r i n h l lionits m i n i hr sl.-ifrit In itiilliirs nuil r e n t s . T h e full f il t h iiml creillt of th e I'm itity of Hi tnlnole, F l o r i d a , Is I r ­ r e v o c a b l y pleditod f o r t h e p a y m e n t of Hie p r i n c ip a l a m i I n t e r e s t of s a h l Is sue of bonds. TJie i 'onnty t 'u t n i u l s s l o n c r s of S e m in o le i*otinly. F l o r i d a . re s e r v e th e r t n h l to reli el a n y ate l a ll Mill P r o p o s a l slem til lie rotilri» .1 to th e Hotiril of I'u ltn lv t ' n m n ilsslntiera of S e m i n o le t ‘o n lity, l-'lorlil.t. at S a n fo r d . F lo rid a . \V I T N I’.H.S tny h a n d a s C le rk of th e Hoard of I'litinty t ' o n i m l i l o n e r u of Sentllinle t ' o n n t y . F lo r id a , a n d th e r e a l o f said Hiiaril oil th la t h e e th day o f J u l i . \ l> 1938. V. K. I tOlIf i l . ASS. (HI1A1.) C le rk of t h e H oard of I 'm i n l v t Vim nlHslotiera of S e m i rode C o u n ty , l-'lorhln J u l y 91 h, lot 11, 33, 29 anil 8. in uu* .Naim* *»f Love was prodnccil hy Hownrtl liiggia from Soda Cowan's modernized version of liuhver-1,yturn's world famous stage success, "The Ijtdy of Lyons." The plot centers around Cortez, who returns to his native h ranee after several years in Am­ erica in tiie hope of finding and J ^ Mr J V H s B IB * r\\ I marrying tireta Nissen. who laid been his boyhood sweetheart. lie has no trouble in finding her hut considerable difficulty in get­ ting her to marry him. Many ex­ SLIMMER citing and surprising things hupEXCURSION FARES pen before he wins out, ami these Round Trip Jacksonville lo Rnltimoro |t!1.51 form the largest and most thrill­ 1to Philadelphia lloiton $72.18. Fan Fares \ I'lilludclpliia $55.0d; lo ltoiton ing part of the picture. inrlthie incuts and Uirth, with extra chargu for 1 out tide rooms. Also All-Expcnso Tours from Jacksonville): 11 days anti longer; $80.75: nnd up. Tours includo New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. Write for illustrated booklet and for information ubuut low rates to northern cities anti resorts. And ail; fur detailed itineraries ut tho ■ ~1 special All-Expcnso Tours I f rfAI'o ■«lllii*« Itom Miami to 1‘hlla-TI X IP»W1K)o1 II ,1,1,11,1, ,la iitw, rtniMlfffnl If j | . | i . 1 U. H. S. Unkrfilr*. »»rrr I* 8»j«. A CO\C Kilgores Wonderful Pearl four Steamets- a Week, fromJacksonville t>e used in the carryitt project. .................. Lined hy Colonel Gilbert wnr. United States ilisjitiT, the system will on rf i gutter flusher and ImIii . s lidl Hi'1* I ir “training walls [hich the title will ruah | cot and will dredge the ipiaion tlie engineers lit- UR W AY B y W illiam s WV-W M O O U W E S T \ OOGtMl w n y Q E ‘A M o o S O W O T A G iM A > F E L L E R G t t r 'k l M A R RIED ? E X P E R IE M C E IS T h\‘ B E S T J r*T6A O \L)H | AM' MOU A l N l T / MEVAJK M AO KlOM Ety" ^ ; >$i Th e M A N /E R IC K C t> r i 01 i u scsvkc. lie MHEELESS & WELSH Fisk Tire and Tulles Phone 162-J Corner Oak and Third Service That Makes Friends WII EE LESS vN WELSH ‘V WELSH Take Care of Your Back ^ md Bankers A Little Extra Care anti Feed Now Will I ••> llig Dividends Chick Feed. Growing Mash. Laying Make Poultry Pay the Sum Your Money Rack If You Are Unit l jt 1 \u o w t 1^ I Transportation Co. /jO gfy ri* r H00 Fi»*«t lla jr fi tr r r t Jjikwmvllk', KlurJiIa Tclcpbotui < Sanford Feed & Supply Co SUNSHINE •EGG"*!MASH 11 " '' L 'l \ B y net tin I licltl I p .Is :iit«l nm ipariH nti will* t h r b o at HtraiitM sold by Hit' fo m n o .* t spi'tlsim 'it, wo know Mint wo j i i ' o o flV n n g (ho M u ritla n*lt ty g n iw e ra sum u o f th o v e ry 1’in o st stm k lo i>o futtm l any* whtM'o. Mm* .stra in s liav o llto \ i t fo;‘, p n n iu i tivoiioss, p u r ity an ti will product* a m oiioy in ak itu ; cro p . K ilg o n *s W ditdi'i'l'itl IViirl (io lilt’ii I IiNii't (•hi ( inti Ion 11o a r I Noll b lau o liitu f A m orioan (irttw u o ld tio ld o u lloarL (iroL’ii ( i oil Ion H e a rt. :S Kilgore Seed Co. SANFORD, Ft,A. m -3 B3itniHnitH3H!BUBsaKn3:anaHtiiiii3ii>risnaRniisnNuan«MssHHaa<t ADVKHTISKMKNTS Tl'I.I. YOU WHAT MANCK OK BUSINESS IS D 01N 0 KOU YOU. T H E B U S IN E S S OK liU N N IN O A H O M E E A S IE R BY T H E AI >V MUT IS E M E N T S . V Fel le r yjiTm Tm‘ ey P eriem ce ? \ OR TM FELLER w h o F1APPEMS j aU i " BE A WtTMESS ? - VAJELL i iM E SEEM A REAP OF E N v i '• GrT MARRtEO. . ^ MERCHANTS & MINERS \r \z 6 \ i s t MeT SO? \-NELI.,\NHEM \ ’ A MAM 6 t f S HOWCr, OR \ FALLS OFF M A CUFF, OR \ STlCV<S WtS F\A \0 UMOUM \f. A STEAM FlAMMUVA - VMHO \ i LEa r m s 'Tt-V m o s t f r o m iT ? H j| iti:T T i:u s i ; i : d —iim T K U c r o p s NKW CROP CKl.MUY SHE!) MIAMI. July :t(t.—Cnnitruetion totaling $5,000,001) has licett autliorizetl within the last 21 hour for .Miami and Miami Heaclt hy (ieralil J Orcilly, acting supervising architect for the .Southeast Hi.st rift. KFSOI.I i lu.v 111-: IT I'KSOI.VKI). hy the city romniission of tin? City of .■'Jinford Florida, that a Sidewalk hall la* constructed along and in front of tlie following described prop­ erty: !■;. side of Cypress Ave., mljuceat to Lot 1 iilk in Chapman and Tucker Adda. K. aiilt? of Cypress Ave. adjac­ ent to Lot 5 lllk 10 Tr. II. San­ ford. Fla. S. aide of Third St., adjacent to Lot I lllk 5 Tr. IH, Sanford. 1-la. N. aitle of Central St. atljarent to Lot 5 lllk F. Markham Park Ills, in Lhu City of Sanford, I'lor­ ida; that such Sidewalk shall he constructed of Cement nnd shall he ft fret in width, and shall ho constructed in accordance with the Ordinances ot the City of San­ ford, Florida, covering the con­ struction of Sidewalks, arid ItK IT FUHTIIKfl ItLSni.VLI), that the City Manager shall cause written notice of the Passage anil Adoption of this Resolution, to­ gether with a certified copy of this Resolution, to Ire served in the manner required by the Or­ dinances of the City of Sanford, I'lorida, upon the owner, or agent of the owner, of the pnqierty here­ inabove described, and HK IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that if the said Sidewalk lu-reirtabove described l« not constructt-il within Sixty (•>()) Days after the* service of notice provided for in the preceding paragraph, the City of Sanford, Florida, shall pro­ ceed hy contract to construct such Sidewalk a t the expense of tha owner of the property abutting thereon. Adopted this 22ml day of June FORREST LAKE S. 0 . CHASE C. J. MARSHALL City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. A ttest: L. It. PHILIPS, Clerk or the City of Hanford, Florida. Publish July 3Uth, The Retail Credit M en’s Association FOLLOW l N( CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS S. Ft tbu highest bidder for cash, aubject (<> prior .-oil'- or adjustment Appleby, A: K. Sanford Bolding- W. II. Mrs. ....... Sanford Black, M ustoff, Sanford Brunc, W. A. Dr. ............... Sanford Garrett, J. D. Sanford Gatuhul, 'A rth u r.................... Sanford Gil Ion, J. M. ........................Sanford Gordon, J. L........................... Sanford Herndon, B. W....................... Sanford James, J. V.............................Sanford Johnson, R. Z......................... Sanford Mays, S. J ...............................Sanford Miller, S a m ............................Tampa... Noland, & Co., A. T............ Orlando Seminole Development Co., Sanford Seminole Overland Co. .......Sanford Sessions, L. K......................... Sanford Sessions, L. K ......................... Sanford Stapler,1J. C........................... Sanford Welsh, R. M. Dr..................... Sanford Wolfe, J. IL.............................. Sanford Written bids .ire solicited for the above accounts, notes, o r judgments, which The right is reserved to reject any or Ho\ 397, Sanford, Florida. c re d ito rs lo he just, due amt unpaid. 31.90 17.21 (MM 40.17 148.14 (iO.DO IS MADE �’ : •* ;* W W I P B . ^ • 4: TH E SANFORD HERALD^ THURSDAY, JULY 30^ Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 6----------------------- 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 6............................. 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot II blk 6........................ 50 Bodwcll Realty Co., LA 12 blk 6..,„.................. 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 6--------------50 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 14 blk 6................ _....... 51 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 15 blk 6................... 51 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 6...„........................ 51 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 6..— ................... 51 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 6__________ 61 Rodwell Realty Co., U t 19 blk 6................ 51 Ilodwell Realty Co., U t 20 blk 6................ 51 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 21 blk 6...................... 61 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 6.......................... 51 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 23 blk 6........................ 51 172 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 24 blk 0................. 175.1 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 7....................... Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 2 blk 7.......................... 64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7............................ 64 Engineering, I-egnl Expense, advertising etc.............. <,368.44 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 7...................... .. 54 Total estimated cost....................................... — ....... $100,150.44 Bodwcll Renlty Co., U t 5 blk 7............................ 54 To be borne entirely by ndjaccnt property owners. Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7........................... 51 Number of feet frontage ..................... 20,778.1 Bodwell Renlty Co.,I.ot 7 blk 7........................... 54 Assessment per foot frontage................. -.... $4.82 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk7 ........................... 54 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 9 blk 7............................ 54 Preliminary Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 10 blk 7....................... 179 Foot Description Name t J<t n Hlk 7............." ...."... 19U.7 Assessment r , J ~ " Frontage 51 I-ot 12 blk 7....... Assessment Frontage Bell-Air, Sanford, Fla. Lot 13 blk 7..... .................. 64 288.24 .......... 59.80 Bodwcll Realty Co.-, I-ot 1 blk I ................... 54 Lot 14 blk 7 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 1.......................... 52 , I.ot 16 blk 7.... .................. 64 250.64 Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 1.......................... 52 ....... 54 , Lot 16 blk 7 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 1 ......................... 52 .................. 54 Lot 17 blk 7 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 1.......................... 52 ................... 64 , (ait 18 blk 7 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot fl blk 1............................ 52 ...... 54 Lot 19 blk 7. ... Bodwcll Realty Bodwcll Roulty Co., Lot 7 blk 1.......................... 52 .................. 179 Bodwell Renlty Co.,, Lot 20 blk 7..... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk I............. *........... 52 ....... 128.2 , Lot 1 blk 8 ..... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 1.......................... 52 , Lot 14 blk 8 .... ................... 182.2 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blfc 1........................ 52 ................. 55 , Lot 15 blk 8 Bodwcll Realty Co., I-ot 1! blk 1.......................... 62 .................. 55 I-ot 16 blk 8 . Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 1 ......................... 52 .... 65 Lot 17 blk 8 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 1 ............ ......... 52 .................. 65 , Lot 18 blk 8 Rodwell Realty Co., I-ofc 14 blk I ................. 52 ............. . 56 , Lot 19 blk 8 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 1.......................... 52 , Lot 20 blk 8.... ................... 65 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 16 blk I ..................... 52 ,, Lot 21 blk 8 ................... 65 Bodwcll Realty Co.,I.ot 17 blk I .................... 52 .. Lot 22 blk 8 ................... 65 Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 1 .5 2 65 , Lot 23 blk 8 Hodwrll Rr-nlty Co., I-ot 19 blk 1 ..................... 52 .............. 65 , Lot 84 blk K Bodwcll Really Co., Lot 20 blk 1 ......... ........ 52 ............... 55 , Lot 25 blk 8 . Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 1 ..................... 181 . 73.7 ., Lot 26 blk 8... Bodwell Realty Co.,I-ot 1 blk 2 ......................... 227.9 . 180 , Lot l blk 9 Bodwell Realty Co.,I.ot 3 blk 2 .............. 52 Ilndwcll Renlty Co., Lot 2 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realty Co.,I.ot 3 blk 2 ........... 52 Bodwcll Kcglty Co., U t 3 blk 9 66 Bodwell Realty Co.,I.ot 4 blk 2 .................... 52 Ilodw ell Renlty Co., Lot 4 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realty Co.,L it 5 blk 2 52 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 5 blk 9 . . 55 Bodwell Realty Co.,L it fi blk 2 .................... 52 (Indwell Renlty Co., Lot 0 blk 9 ......................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 7 blk 2 ....................... 52 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 9 05 Bodwcll Realty Co.,L it 8 blk 2 ........... ..... ...... 52 Ilodwell Renlty Co., Lot 8 blk 9 55 Rodwell Realty Co., I.ot 9 blk 2 ...................... 52 Ilodwell Really Co., Lot 9 blk 9 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 Idk 2 ..................... 52 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 10 blk 9 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot If blk 2 ............. 52 Ilodwell Realty Co., I.ot 11 blk 9 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 2 52 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 12 blk 9 55 Rodwell Realty Co., L it 13 blk 2 .................... 52 Bodwell Realty ('<>., I.ot 13 blk 9 59.1 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot I I blk 2........................ 52 Ilodwell Renlty Co., Lot I I blk 9 1 HO Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 2 62 Bodwell Realty *'<>., Lot 15 blk 9 55 Bodwell Realty Co.,L it 10 blk 2 240.3 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realty Co.,U t 17 blk 2 105.3 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realt yCo., U t 18 blk 2 51.5 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 19 blk 2 ....................... 52.2 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 9 55 Bodwell Realty Co. I.ot 20 blk 2 52 Ilndwcll Realty Co., I.ot 20 blk 9 ... 55 Rodwell Realty Co., U t 21 Idk 2 52 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 9 55 Bodwell Realty Co. U t 22 blk 2 52 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 22 blk 9 55 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 23 blk 2 62 Iiodwoll Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 9............. 55 Bodwell .Realty Co., I.ot 21 blk 2 52 Ilodwell Really Co., Lot 23 blk 9 .... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., L it 25 blk 2 52 Bodwell Realty Co., Let 21 blk 9 56 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 20 blk 2 52.2 Ilndwcll Realty Co., Lot 25 blk 9 91 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 27 blk 2 64.5 Ilodwell Really Co., Lot 20 blk 9' 211 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 28 blk 2 167.3 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk ID.. 180 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 3 . 155.1 Ilodwell Ri-alty Co., Lot 2 blk III 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 3 128 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 10 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 3 181.3 Ilndwcll Realty Co., Lot I blk10 . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 3 66 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 5 blk It) 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 3 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot fi blk 111 . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 20 blk 3 50 Bodwell Rculty Co., I.ot 7 blk It) 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk .1 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 10 65 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 3 50 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk ID 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 blk 3 54 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 10 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 3 51 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 10 201, Bodwell Realty Co., L it 25 blk 3 51 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 10 <53 Bodwcll Realty Co., I.ot 20 blk 3 5t Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 10 C,;j Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 27 blk 3 55 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot II blk 10 186 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 28 blk 3 55 Uodwnll Realty Co., Lit 29 blk 3 55 (indwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 10 Hodwrll Realty Co.. Lot 30 blk 3 IH0.8 Ilodwell Realty (’ Lot 16 blk 19 55 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 1 blk 1 183 Lot 17 blk 19 65 Ilodwell Really i Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk I 58 Bodwell Realty (’ Lot IK blk ID ............ 55 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lit 3 blk I 57 Lot 19 blk 19 Ilodwell Realty l ........ . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk I 57 Ilodwell Realty <o.. Lot 30 blk to 55 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 5 blk I 57 Bodwell Realty ( 0., Lot 21 blk 10 ............ 55 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 0 blk l 58 Bodwcll Realty t o., Lot 22 blk 10 ...... 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lit 7 blk I 182.8 Bodwell Realty ( 0., Lit 23 blk 10 .... 65 B'idwt-ll Realty Co., Lot 8 blk I 1H3 Bodwell Realty l o., Lot 21 blk 10 . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk I 58 Ilodwell Realty ( o„ Lot 1 Idk l 181) Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk I 57 Ilodwell Realty <<J.* Lot 2 blk 1 . 55 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot II blk I 57 Bodwell Realty I o.. Lot 3 blk 1 55 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 12 blkI ............... 57 Ilodwell Realty I <)., Lot 1 blk 1 * . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 13 blk 1 58 Bodwell Realty I o., Lot 5 blk 1 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I I blk I 182.5 Lot 6 blk 11 Ilodwell Realty i 65 Bodwell Really Co., Lot I blk 5 llll.H Ilodwell Realty ( Lot 7 Ml. 11 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lit 2 blk 5 55 Ilodwell Really (*$»., Lot 8 blk 11 55 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 3 blk 5 55 Iiodwoll Realty I Lot 9 blk 11 .......... 55 Bodwcll Really Co., Lit 5 blk 5 55 Ilodwell Really ( Lot 19 blk 11 230.1 i Bodwell Really Co.. Lit I blk 5 55 Ilodwell Realty ( Lot 11 blk 11 180 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 0 Idk 5 55 Ilodwell Realty i *o.t Lot 12 blk 11 . 56 Bodwcll Realty Co.. Lot 7 Idk 5 55 Lot 13 blk 11 Bodwell Realty l 56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Idk 5 55 Ilodwell Realty (V. Lot 11 blk 11 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 5 55 Ilodwell Realty i Lot 15 blk n . . 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot III blk i 55 265.10 Ilodwell Realty 1 Lot 16 Idk 11 56 Bodwcll Realty Co., L it It Idk 5 55 205.10 Ilodwell Realty <'ll.. Lot 17 blk ii 231.7 Bodwell Realty Co., Lit 12 Idk 5 55 265.10 Itodv, ill Really ( Lot 1 blk 12 272.4 iiodwoll Realty Co., Lit 13 Idk 5___ 55 265.10 Ilodwell Realty Co.. Lot 2 blk 12 00 Bodwcll Realty Lot II blk 5 |n> 867.60 | Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 12 -■ - - 60 Bodwrll Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 5 2118 1.179.91 Ilndwcll Realty Co., Lot I blk 12 60 Bodwell Really t o.. Lot 10 blk 5 55 265.10 j Ilndwcll Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 12 60 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot |7 blk 5 55 265.10 , UikI wcII Realty 1 " , l i t 6 blk 12 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot |H blk 5 55 265.10 Ilndwcll Realty ('<>., Lot 7 blk 12 60 Bodwcll Really Co., Lot 19 Idk 5 55 265.10 | Ilodwell Realty Co.. Lot 8 blk 12 .. 98.* Rodwell Realty Co., Lit 20 Idk 5 55 265.10 Itodwi II 15 ally * >>. I."i 0 blk 12 232 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 5 55 265 10 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lit 10 blk 12 ... 51 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 22 Idk 5 55 265.10 (Indwell Realty l ‘o., I.ot II blk 12 51 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 blk 5 55 265.10 Ilndwcll Realty Co.. Lot 12 blk 12............ 50 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 21 blk 5 . 55 265.10 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 12...... 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 25 blk 6 55 265.10 Ilodwell Realty Co.. I.ot 15 blk 12 50 Bodwcll Really Co., Lot 26 blk 5 55 265.10 II ' r I..,' 11 blk 12 60 Bodwcll Realty Co.. U t 27 blk 6 55 265.10 i: hIw« li Ut ally 1 .. . I.ot 16 blk 12 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lit 28 blk 5 55 265.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 12 50 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 29 blk 5 55 265.10 Bodwell Realty Co.. I.ot is blk 12 . 50 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 30 blk 5 18(1 867.00 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 12 50 Bodwell Realty Co., U t I blk 6 511 211.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 29 blk 12 50 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 2 blk fi 50 211.00 Bodwell R. il! -. 1 ■ *, U t J! I ik 12 — 50 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 3 blk 0 50 2 11.00 Ilodwell Keulty Co., Lot 22 blk 12 .... .... 50. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 6 50 2 1 1.00 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot I I lk 13 171 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 5 blk 6 50 211.00 Bodwell Realty Co., l ot 2 blk 13.......... 51 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk fi .................. 50 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 13 ................... 51 ficdwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 0 ....................... 50 241.00 Ilodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk Rl.................... 51 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 8 blk 0 ..... 50 211.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot a blk 13.......................- 51 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OP RESOLUTION NO. 230, adopted on the 13th day of July, A. D. 1925, by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the estimated cost of paving the following streets and averilics in the Plat of Bel-Air., 24 feet in width with 6 Inch rock base surface treated with asphalt, Randolph Street, Crcsent Street, Court Street, Hughey Street, Washington Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel-Air Boulevard. 22000 cu. yds, grading at 60c............................. - ..... -.............. 11,000.00 28600 lin, ft. concrete curb and gutter at 85c............................ 24,310.00 140.00 400 tin. ft. flush curb at 85c............................... ...................... 44,382.00 84140 sq. yds. paving at 1.30...................- ........................... ....... 1.470.00 42 Inleta a t $35.00................... ....................................... . 6.380.00 5800 lin. ft. 12 inch pipe laid at $1.10....................... ............. 16000 lin. ft. 15 inch pipe laid at $1.75......................................... 2.800.00 000.00 15 manholes a t $00.00............................................................. 1,400.00 1400 lin. ft. 2 inch drain til4 at $100.00 per M....................... I! n M. J. Hynes, U t 18, Blk. C.......... - .......... 24 245.82 F. E. Sherman, U t 19, Blk. C ................24 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 13.................... — 61 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 7 blk 13...................... 61 245.82 F. E. Sherman, U t 20, Blk. C.................24 214.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 8 blk 13...................... — 61 241.00 245.82 Albert Hall, U t 21, Blk. C.......... _ ........24 .24 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 9 blk 13........................ 61 245.82 Albert Hall, Lot 22, Blk. C 241.00 245.82 F. E. Sherman, Lot 23, Blk. C ................24 241.00 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 10 blk 13........................ 61 245.82 F. E. Sherman, U t 24, Blk. C................. 50 245.82 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 13......-.............. 61 245.82 F. E. Sherman, U t 25, Blk. C............... 24 246.82 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 12 blk 13........ .............. 61 26, Blk. C............... 24 245.82 Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 13...................... 61. 245.82 F. E. Sherman, U t 241.00 F. E. Sherman, U t 27, Blk. C............... 24 245.82 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 14 blk 13....................- 61 - 60 241.00 F. B. Dyson, U t 28, Blk., C........ ............. 24 245.82 Bodwcll Realty Co., U t 15 blk 13.......... Bodwcll Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 13....................... 60 241.00 F. E. Sherman, U t 29, Blk. C................... 24 245.82 241.00 Raleigh King, U t 30, Blk., C................... 24 245.82 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 13...~.................. 60 241.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 1, Blk. D.....................24 245.82 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 13.._................... 60 241.00 Wm. H. Hynes, U t 4, Blk. D...................... 24 245.82 Bodwell Realty Co., U t 19 blk 13.....................- 60 241.00 245.82 Rodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 13....................... 60 It. L. Ward, Lot 5, Blk. D............................24 241.00 R. L. Ward, Lot 6, Blk. D ............. 829.04 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 21 blk 13....................... 60 24 241.00 843.98 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 13....................... 60 R. L. Ward, Lot 7, Blk. D.............................24 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co„ U t 23 blk 13.... - ................ 60 241.00 F. E. Sherman, U t 8, Blk. D...............24 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 blk 13....................... 60 244.37 F. E. Sherman, Lot 9, Blk. D....................24 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 25 blk 13....................... 50.7 260.28 2,241.30 F. E. Sherman,U t 10, Blk. D.................. 24 260.28 Mrs. M. M. Stewart, Lot A.................................. 463.2 F. E. Sherman, U t 11, Blk. D.................. 24 Notice is hereby given to nny and nil persons interested in the 260.28 F. E. Sherman, U t 12, Blk. D........................24 Speeinl Assessments ngninst the various pieces of property above de­ 260.28 F. E. Sherman, Lot 13, Blk. D.................. 24 scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty 260328 260.28 days after the above and foregoing speeinl assessment roll has been F. E. Sherman, U t 14, Blk. D................... 24 862.70 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual installments F. E. Sherman, U t 15, Blk. D...................24 ............24 948.00 with interest nt 8 per cent per annum from and after the time said F. E. Sherman, Lot 16, Blk. D F. PL Shermnn, Lot 17, Blk. D ...................24 260.28 special assessments stand approved nnd confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Ha., F. E.Shermnn, Lot 18, Blk. D.................. 24 260.28 260.28 will be held nt the City Hall n t 2:30 P. M. on the 10th dny of August F. E.Sherman, Lot 19, Blk. D.................. 24 260.28 A. D. 1925 nt which meeting said Board will henr nny nnd all complaints F. E.Shermnn, Lot 20, Blk. D.................. 24 260.28 and objections as to such special assessments, nnd will at said time F. E.Sherman, I-ot 21, Blk. D.................. 24 260.28 adjust and equalize said assessments on n oasis of justice and right, F. PLSherman, l-ot 22, Blk. D.................. 21 260.28 nnd when said special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same P\ E.Sherman, I-ot 23, Blk. D.................. 09 ...............24 24 ! *-Lrl 260.28 will then stand confirmed and Ik?, and remain binding liens upon the J. M. Whitcomb, I-ot 24, Blk. D............... ...... 24 50 24 •KJ(| property ngninst which said assessments arc made until paid in ac­ 862.78 60 ...............24 J. M. Whitcomb, I-ot 25, Blk. D................ 24 cordance with provisions of Resolution No, 230, adopted by the City 617.92 ...............24 28.5 F. E. Sherman, Lot 26, Blk. D................ 24 878.20 Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on July 13th, 1925. ............... 24 150 Blanche Tnkneh, Lot 1, Blk. E ,...................24 Wl L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 265.10 (Seal) 50 ...............18 \ 'l Blanche Takach, Lot 1, Blk., E...............18 265.10 Publish July 23rd nnd July 30th, 1925. 60 ............... 18 Braxton Allen, Lot 2, Blk. E ...................18 rl 265.10 60 ................18 II. G. Touchston, I-ot 3, Blk. E...............18 265.10 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR­ F. E. Sherman, Lot -l, Blk. E ...................18 50 ................18 j 265.10 ITY RESOLUTIONS NUMBER 231 AND NUMBER 232, adopted F. PL Shermnn, Lot 5, Blk. P<...................... 50 ................18 ii 18 265.10 on the 13th day of July, A. I). 1925, by the City Commission of the PL E. Sherman, l-ot 6, Blk. E ................... 50 ................18 ij 18 265.10 A City of Sanford, Florida. 50 ................18 PL PL Shermnn, Lot 7, Blk. E..— .............. 18 ii 265.10 The following is the estimated cost of pnving the following streets 50 ................18 265.10 P’. PL Shermnn, Lot 8, Blk. E ................... 18 6l) ................18 265.10 in Buena Vista Estates to-wit: Summerlin Street, Montezuma Avenue, F. PL Sherman, l-ot 9, Blk. E ................... n 18 29.8 ................18 265.10 Douglass Street, nnd Elliott Street. F. PL Shermnn, Lot 10, Blk. K .................... 18 28.7 Summerlin Street, Montezuma Avenue nnd that portion of Doug­ F. E. Shermnn, Lot 11, Blk. E .................... ................24 355.23 u 24 867.60 lass Street & Elliott S treet between Celery Avenue nnd Montezumn PL E. Sherman, Lot 12. Blk. E .................. 50 ................24 H 24 265.10 Avenue to be paved 24 feet in width with a 6 inch roch base surfaced PL PL Shermnn, Lot 13 Blk. E.......................24 60 ............... 24 1! 266.10 with asphalt. Douglass Street nnd Elliott Street from Montezuma W. J. Peters, Lot 14 Blk. E.........................24 j 60 ............... 24 265.10 Avenue south to A. C. I,. Railroad to be paved 18 feet in width with n J. V. Kendall, Lot 15 Blk. E.........................24 li 60 ................24 265.10 6 inch rock base surfaced with asphalt. 60 ................24 1 J. A. Tnkneh, Lot 16 Blk. E...................... 24 1 265.10 (I) Estimated cost of Summerlin, Montezumn anil thnt portion of J. A. Takach, Lot 17 Blk. E ......................24 60 ................ 24 265.10 Douglass A- Elliott between Celery Avenue & Montezuma Avenue. 60 Ik. E.......24 E ....... 24 Mrs. John (1. I.conardy, Lot 18 Blk. 265.10 5280 cu. yds. grading @ 50c 2,640.00 PL PL Shermnn, I.ot 19 Blk. E ................. 50 ................24 24 266.10 7800 lin. (t. concrete curb 200 & gutter @ 85c ..................... fi,630.00 John PL Oeneff, Lot 20 Blk E .................. ................24 24 265.10 150 60 lin. it. flush curb @ 35c ..... 17.50 PL PL Sherman, et al, Lot 1 Blk. F’............... .............. 24 265.10 9510 sq. yds. pnving <£D1.30 .......................... .................18 60 12,402.00 PL PL Sherman, Lot 1 Blk. F........................ 18 265.10 1050 lin. ft. 12" pipe @ 1.10 ....... 1,815.00 F. E .Sherman, I.ot 2 Blk. F ...................... 18 287.75 8 Inlets @ 35.00 ............................... ........... . 280.00 PL E. Sherman, Lot 3 Blk F......................... 18 867.60 3 manholes nt $55.00 ................................................................. 165.00 PL PL Sherman, I.ot 4 Blk. F ........................18 265.10 35 cu. yds. *'hiss “ B" concrete nt $23.00 ............................. 805.00 PL PL Shermnn, I.ot 5 Blk. F..........................18 266.10 7500 lin. ft. 3" drain tile <» 100.00 per M................................. 750.00 PL E. Shermnn, Lot 6 Blk. F .........................18 206.10 Engineering, legal expense advertising, etc.. ......................... 1,708.88 P’ .PL Sherman, Lot 7 Blk. P'......................... 18 265.10 Total estimated cost .......................... 27.213.38 PL PL Shermnn, Lot 8 Blk. F ....................... 18 265.10 F. PL Shermnn, Lot 9 Blk. P'.......................18 266.10 PL PL Sherman, Lot 10 Blk. P'.................... 18 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 265.10 PL PL Sherman, Lot 11 Blk. F................. 18 Number of feet frontage ................. ..........................................7,455.72 !> 265.10 265.10 I Assessment per foot frontage ..................................................... 3.05 PL E. Shermnn, Lot 12 Blk. F .................... 18 205.10 (2) Estimated cost of Douginas St., nnd Elliott St., from Monte- Ralph S. Went, I.ot 13 Blk. F ................. 18 PL E. Sherman, Lot 14 Blk F .................... 18 265.10 *»"><* Ave., south to A. C. L. R. R. (18 feet in width.) 138.62 1250 cu. yds. grading @ 50c .................. ............. 625.00 PL PL Sherman, Lot 15 Blk. F .................... 18 1,017.02 ,2299 lin. ft. curl) and gutter at 85c..... ........ 1,870.00 Mrs. Nancy PL Biggcrs, Lot 16 Blk. P’...... 18 2,800.00 J. J. & Geo. E. Wade, I.ot 17 Blk. F ...........18 867.60 229(1 sq. yds. paving (y> 1.30 ...................... .... 715.00 C. G. Adams, Lot 18 Blk. P’.......................18 265.10 650 lin. ft., 12" pipe @ 1.10 ... ..... 110.00 Mrs. A. i \ Chandler. Lot 19 Blk F ...............18 4 inlets (a) 36.00 .............. 265.10 200.00 Oscar Pearson, Lot 20 Blk. P'.......................18 265.10 2090 lin. ft. 3" drain tile fij) 100.00 per M. .. 525.46 Oscar Pearson, Lot 20 Blk. P'.......................24 265.10 Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc., J. PL McClelland, Lot 1 Blk. G .................... 21 265.10 265.10 .... 6,925.40 PL PL Shermnn, Lot 11 Blk. G....................18 Total estimated cost .......................... PL PL Sherman, Lot 12 Blk. G......................18 265.10 To Ik? borne entirely by adjacent property owners. PL PL Sherman, Lot 13 Blk. G........- .......... 18 265.10 Number of feet frontage 2.022 ............................... P L PL Sherman, Lot 14 Ulk. G ...................18 265.10 PL PL Sherman, Lot 15, Blk. G...................18 970.75 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. PL PL Sherman, Lot 16, Ulk. G...................18 303.66 Width Preliminary Feet PL E. Sherman, I-ot 17, Blk. G..............18 303.65 NAME Description Of Pav Frontage Assessment Mrs. C. 11. McMahon, I-ot 18, Blk. G 18 900.86 i ^ y, Steukley, Lot 6 Blk. A........... ...... 24 529.25 115 Luke Thompson, I-ot 19, Blk., G 18 867.60 yara Unton l-cstcr, Lot 7. Blk. A 182,50 1 21 A. to Luko Thompson, Lot 20, Blk. G 18 265.10 F. E. Sherman, et nl. Lot 8, Blk lllk. A 182.50 60 24 265. IU C. R. Duffin, Lot 9, Blk. A. Luke Thompson, Lot 20, Blk. G ......... 21 59 182.50 24 265.10 in . n|| 1Atlantic Coast Line F. W. Cordray, Lot in. Blk. A 182.50 .21 50 265.ll) , “ ' i Railroad Company, Beg. at the SE Cur. J. II. Cramer, Lot 11, Blk. A ..... ..... 24 50 182.50 265.10 iw-i'-.ii L °t 26, Blk. D, Buena Vistn P.statos Eugene McCammell, Lot 12, Blk. A 21 50 182.50 265.10 run South 50 feet, West 150 feet, North John Jncobs, Lot 13, Blk. A 59 21 182.50 265.10 II 50 feet, East 150 feet ................. 24 \ 21 50 182.50 265.10 John Jacobs, Lot 11. Blk. A Atlantic Coast Line "t’5 10 Saint, I.ot 15, Blk. A fill 24 182.50 265.10 Railroad Company, Also Beg. at tho s67V ,o *"• ESherman, et at, Lot 16, Blk. A 24 182.50 50 867.60 SE Cor. of Lot 11 Blk. PL Buena Vistn ’ON 10 G erm an, et ,»l Lot 17. Blk. A 5l) 24 182.50 265.10 Estates, run South 50 ft. West 150 290 I6ri 10 -^r8A. Moffitt, Lot 18, Blk. A 24 730.00 265.10 11 ft., North 50 ft., E ast 150 ft. 21 "65 10 | E. Sherman, Lot 19. Blk. k. A 21 196 37 716.75 265.10 Atlantic Coast Line "65 111 P- B. Butner. Lot I. Blk. B 24 115 265.10 529.25 Railroad Company, Beg. SW Cor. I-ot 265.19 21 265.10 | **uko Thompson, Lot 6, Blk. B, 115 529.25 H. 10, Blk. PL, Buena Vista Estates, < » I F. Mooercr, I.ot 7. Blk. B 265.10 5i) 182.50 run South 50 ft., West 60 ft. North IB. Steele. Lot 8, Blk. B 265.10 21 all 182.50 50 ft., East 50 ft., 18 50 265.19 L D. Martin, Lot 9. Blk. B 265.10 21 59 182.50 Atlantic Const Line 1,109.08 l. D. Martin, U t 19, Blk. B 21 50 182.50 Railroud Company, Bog. SW Cor. Lot 867.60 T W. Lawton, U t 11, Blk. B. 867.69 21 50 182.50 265.19 T. W. Lawton, I.ot 12, Blk. B 10, Blk. p’, Buena Vista Estates, run 265.10 21 50 182.50 South 50 ft., West 50 ft.. North 50 ft., 265.19 M. .1. Hynes, Lot 13, Blk. II 21 50 182.50 265.10 M. J. Hynes, Lot 11, Blk. B East 60 ft., ..... ............ 18 60 265.19 21 50 182.50 265.11) Ceninlin North Fay, Lot 15, Blk. B Notice is hereby given to nny and all persons interest*! 265.10 21 50 182.50 265.10 Special Assessments ngninst the various pieces of proptdf 265.19 u. c. & M. T. Philips, Lot 16, Blk. B 21 50 182.50 1.116.79 **6.79 u a . Manning. U t 17. Blk. B described thnt said spcciul assessments nro payable in 21 50 182.50 1.312.97 thirty days after tho above and foregoing special assessment n ,7 l <\ McCrnncy. Lot 13, Blk. II. 21 2oo 730.00 289.20 Mrs. Howard lieen equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in ten equal annual ■ I.ot 19, Blk. B. 21 2oo 730.01) 289.20 Mrs. Howard ments with interest nt 8 per cent per annum from nnd ufter .nt 20, Blk. B 21 50 182.50 289.29 E. K. She run said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. 1. Blk. B. 21 50 182.60 289.20 F. E. Sherin* A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of SnnL(| !. Blk. B 21 50 182.50 289.20 will be held a t the City Hall, ut 2:30 P. M. on the 10th d*y ct W. W. Pevch 23, Blk. B 24 50 182.50 289.20 ust, A. D., 1925, at which meeting said Board will hear #ny * W. W. Pevch 24, Blk. B 21 50 182.50 475.25 complaints and objections as to such speeinl assessments, l ~ W. W. PevehoiiM-, Lot t, 25. 25 Blk. II. 24 50 182.51) 1.131.61 nb said time adjust and equalize said assessment on a basis of VV. A. Roberson, Lot 26, 26. Blk. B 21 5li 182.50 215.82 and right, ami when suid special assessments are so equal27, Blk. 11 21 50 182.50 adjusted, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain ? 215.32 W, A. Roberson, 1. aker, Lot 28 Blk. B. 21 50 211.00 Ma ry 182.60 liens upon the property against which said assessments arc me 24 241.00 w. A. toberson, U l 29, Ulk. B 50 182.50 paid in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 231, sn'l, 21 241.00 F. E. hermnn, Lot 9. Blk. B 50 182.50 adopted hy the City Commission of the City of Sanford, on 2i ,-rtlu U gan, ot 1. Blk. c 211.00 Mrs. 115 529.25 (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 241.00 F. E. hetman, U t 1, Blk. C 21 115 529.25 Publish July 23rd and July 30th, 1925. levclard, Lot Mack . Blk. C 211.00 ... 24 50 182.50 211.00 J. V. cndnll, Lot > Blk. t* 21 50 182.50 which would put women 211.00 F. E. herninn, Lot , Blk. C 24 50 182.50 on tho same plane as 211.00 F. E. Sherman, Lo 10. lllk. c 24 50 182.50 members of the bar. on« , 211.00 F. E Sherman, Lu 11. Blk. C 21 leaders of the Wom*n * 50 182.50 2 11.37 F. E. Sherman, Lot 12, Blk. (' . Party said: wl 21 50 182.50 TOKYO, July 29. — Japanese “ Women have proved W* 821.22, M. J. Hynes, Lot 1. Blk. )' 21 50 182.50 women would be allowed to prac­ doctors and they are certJ ' lk. C 245.82 M. J. Hynes, Lot 11, Blk. 21 1 - J . 111 tice law in the courts of the em­ tor fitted to deal with eO*| 50 111 C 245.82 F. E. Sherman, Lot 15, 5, lllk. 24 50 182.50 pire if a measure sponsored by the home problems than 245.82 M. J. Hynes, Lot 16, Blk. C ....24 50 18240 Woman Suffrage Party receives they understand them h*1Ji the npprovnl of the next Diet ses­ argument th at women *rf 245.82 M. J. Blk. C .............. .....24 50 182.50 sion. Discussing the proposed bill, Linental ia ridiculous." 245.82 a Women of Japan Are Seeking VotingRights �r 9 X ™ 148 bne bates 1 -a* " ........irtJSSu* 1,n‘ ‘ tot «"* , r..t*e«* t0 % jssf-S sss Advertising PRINTING For Sale ' PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PIIINTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, a t very reasonahlo prices. Remington Portable Typewriters. Telephone 93, Welnkn Bld|?. FX BIGF?RE| UL^ , - ! - r t i s e in FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks DAILY N E \V S -it onersERDALE in and around Sanford, yellow Bldg- 205 Oak Ave. Inquire upBrow. aril Lounty thoroughly framing, sheathing, siding, stairs. C. T. Smith. which is pine one of the most At . rapidly growing flooring, ceiling and finish. sections on the Florida Coast. prices that are a savings to you. FOR RENT: Two room apartm ent Sample copy and rate card uponl Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. —good location. Apply a t 12 request. or 0. 014 Magnolia Ave. FOR SALE: Resident lot Tenth LEARN ABOUT Polk County and ami Elm. East front. See own­ FOR RENT: House. Sec John Musson. Lakeland, through the Star- er at 700 Laurel Avenue. Telegram. Rest advertising me­ RENT: 5 room unfurnished dium in South Florida. Published FOR SALE: Fine home. 4 room FOR upstairs apartment. 11th and house, screened porch, 1 1-2 mornings. STAR-TELF.GUAM— St., $25 per month. Inquire at Lakeland, Florida. acres land, 100 trees, variety small Elm 117 Park Avenue. fruit, nursery of 1000 trees. Ideal OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales for poultry fnrm. Located south through the Xenia t 'OZette, Zen- city limits on brick road to Orlan­ Renew* Your Health in. Ohio. Rich ngricultural dis- do. Bargain for quick sale. Sick­ trict. Want ad and by Purification display rates ness. F. E. West, I.ongwood, Fla. on request. Anv physician will tell you that FOR SALE: By owvners. beautiful | “ Perfect Purification of the SysN atures foundation of COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — home, new house•• n.r..u ioc tern is •V all "l ”Itearing, s, • l Perfect Health." Why not rid Classified ads have the largest orange and grapefruit, circulation in Southwestern Gear- other fruits, palms, shrubbery, yourself of chronic ailments that gia. Unte 8c (0-word line) three miles aro undermining your vitality? line. if sold at to Sanford, a bargain Purify your entire system by tak­ once. Owner leaving TO REACH the prosperous farm­ town. P. O. Itox 881, F.ustis, Fla. ing a thorough course of Calotobs, —once or twice a week for several ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the Hel.and FOR SALE: Bungalow with 5 weeks—and sec how Nature re­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash rooms and hath. Located on de­ wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest of all with order. sirable corner in Sanford Heights. purifiers. Get a family All modern conveniences. Sacrifice system Ma in e — Watervillc. Morning a t the price nsked for it. Inquire package, containing full directions, Sentinel, Thousands of Maine nt 11'.» 1st National Rank Rldg. l price 35 ets.; trial package, 10 cts. At any drug store. Adv.) people are interested in Florida property, Reach them through FOR SALE: Fine lots 50 ft. by the Sentinel, Rate card un ap117 ft. on Highland St. Between plication. Oak and Myrtle, North exposure. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The $11100 each, 1-4 cash, balance 1. 2 and 3 years. Box 303, H. M. RumbllERALl) will bring you in big ley. results. Advertise those old nr tides vou have stored away and Lost And Found have no use for. A little thirlyeetit ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 118 and a rep re- LOST: luulies Shrine pen. Reward for return to Hu Elm Ave. sontative will call and see you. WIGHT PRIN T SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. Wo do it. Phono 417-W’. R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. REAL ESTATE J. fi.!* .0 CM. o' E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F 1 o r n Heights, Florida on Dixio High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere AM If one r2 ". kur »d L..mr« MVIT *• t . .1 Tfc* f e r n ” ! 'E«lcl#nU |«rtlce Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At F irst Street. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenuo and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. Building Material | DIRECTORY fUr* L„*tf «i ollrl |,t okn ««r •».t rfs*lr,<*- ** '* Lk.fcdlrillr *"* HJLL LUMBER CO. House o. Service, Quality and Price. [ Id In TTiU CTO R Y Directory | - Multigraphing, mailing—ns you you want it. E. Porch, First : Bldg. FOR RENT IA SONS Drive It. 2nd St. at It. It. FOR HfltB p SERVICE Day wets all trnins. RagPhone 651 nnd 63-W I afk pee and Quality leigin a c a f e ■fie House Her. 105 W. 1st St. CAFE Service and Qualet and Park Ave- |0 STORE — Prefii, Sodas. Wo p »> your phone. R PAGE NINg For R ent Thin Men Run Down Men Nervous Men Phone 148 TRUE BY CONDO Florida’s 1925 A uto EVERT r — N O , — I S A Y , Y O '- ' C A A *. i 7 s x - ' - r ^ - License Tags To Be C *-'* 7 *♦- f t * S a c k / jwi :•( . V^ / V O / N O f — X S A Y . Y<?VJ Made By Convicts c'-'Si. co £ T», f l i 7e £ ,t* rv 7 * /. -* ^ TALLAHASSEE, July 30.— ------ N O , ----- L l 5 T K / \ ] ----- * Florida’s auto Ilicense tags will have n blnck background with yel­ £ . S A Y W o o * ~ 7 / .«' t p****'*' V ' ( O ' T T e - e . low figures; they will retain the d * <v ✓ . * - ~Lo t u . ' # 0 c'gi c o <_« outline map of the state nnd will mensuro 0 by 1(1 instead of 7 by ---------- N J O , — - I \ S A Y ” Y - o vj " 17 inches, ns at present. O i r * y A contrnct for such tags has been awarded to the Maryland State Penitentiary nt Iftiltilnorc which cnlls for approximately 400 - — « 000 tags. They will In* delivered nt Tallahassee for 7 and 3-4 cents each as compared with 8 1-2 cents for 1025. The manufacturers will furnish an envelope for each tag. The tags will bo shipped to TnlInhnssec in carload lots and dis­ tributed from the capitol to the local agencies throughout the state from they will be supplied to motor vehicle owners. At least one G - S .T A W A Y F (? O M agency will be established in each T H I ' cs \ ' P h ON j CZ. A m O county, tinder provision of the mot­ or vehicle net passed by the 11*25 I 3 C / A T I T . T O TWC= l ' legislature. Two or three such -------agencies will probably Ik* kept open in the larger cities for the T H A T 'S »"Th (5. 'PL A C T S convenience of applicants. ■To ' 5 o y o u r The Comptroller also has award­ ed a contract for 10.000 “for hire” containers nt a cost of 8 cents each. They will be attractively constructed with mica fronts, 5,000 chauffer badges also have been contracted for nt ti and 3-1 cents each. John Walker, an English cheni-l ist, made the first friction match | in 1827. A Good Thing • DONT MISS IT Wanted FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Bend your nntno and address plain-1 Mttminir Sentinel; largest classi­ You probably know that Cod Livfied business, rate lc a word, min­ WANTED: Stenographer. Please or Oil is the greatest flesh pro- Iv written, together with r* cents (and this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine apply by letter to A. P. Connelly diner in the world. imum 2lc cash with order. Lumber and Building Material & Son. Because It contains more Vita- Co., Des Moines. Iowa, nnd' reeelvs C arter Lumber Company mines than any food you can get. In return a trial package containing THE MORNING JOURNAL is the COUGH REM­ West Third Street Phone GOB, You'll be glad to know that Cod CHAMDERLAIN’M accepted want ad medium in WANTED: Job wanted by man EDY for coughs, colds, croup, bron­ with familv of good working] Liver Oil comes in sugar coated chial. . [ Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word ••flu" and whooping coughs, force to gather oranges, also to tablets now. so if you really want and tickling throat; CHAMBER , an insertion. Minimum 25c. work truck farm or stock next to put 10 or 20 pounds of solid ^ LAIN’S TABLETS for stomach trou­ • •• DAVID B. HYEU TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, year. Address N. Kllcnhurg, Box health} flesh on your bones a n d ' bles, indigestion, gussy pains that feel well and strong ask Rower’s crowd the heart, biliousness and con­ ARCHITECT !• la. Thousands read the clas­ ill I, Greensboro, Ga. Pharmacy and Union Drug Store, stipation; also CIIAMIIERLAIN’H sified pages of Florida’s Great 22000-Acres Orange County, about or nny druggist for a box of Mc­ SALVE, needed In every family for \ U n m b a r JL L ^ Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Rooms For Rent Coy’s Liver Oil Compound Tab­ burns, scalds, wounds, piles nnd skin ’ Itim nultillnK 2,000 Acres prairie, timbered. •Minimum 25c, cash with order. lets. affections, these valued family medi­ O rlan do, F lo r id a Write for complete rate card. Only do cents for dll tablets and cines for only 5 cents. Don’t miss tt. i TWELVE MILES frontage on St. FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rntes. if you don't gain five pounds in PALM REACH COUNTY — The John’s in flowing well district, quick 30 «lays your druggist will hand scene of stupendous develop­ Lincoln House. ■ you back the money you paid for ment. Read about it in the Palm action gets it. Sni TlII.AMI I'AI.NT a HILTON’S Reach Post, Sample copy sent oa FOR RENT: Front Isslr i>m. Call them. Ths l ’a l n t T h a t B a \s « To-' * IIAIIIIKIl NIIOl* It isn’t anything unusual for a nt Milan* Theatre or i!2t MagMoney. request. Price $40.00 per acre. person to gain lu pounds in <>() 113 Magnolia Ave. Manufactured 8y nolia Avenue ■ berann-l.tniUlry P ain t Cc. days. 6 First (Tass Barbers S o l d l.y ADVERTISING gets results if it "Get McCoy's, the original nnd Special Attention i.onstvn P A ivr ronF A Jti genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." I IS M tutnulln t » r . Given To Ladies and Children. I reaches potential buyers. PuTry Smith's Barber | latku Daily Nv .vs is circulated in P h o n e 27 ll an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. Shop for ffood barber SHARON Chinawnre in English Porce­ Attorney-at-l.aw 221-F. First Slreel, Opposite Postoffice lains, Huvarinn nnd Japanese ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ work. Ladies welcome. Will practice in all the court* ald, South Georgia’s greatest China make lovely g ifls Examination of Abstracts o ' (.and newspaper. .Moitiiug, afternoon, Titles given especial attention weekly and Sunday. Classified Next to Valdez. The Ball Hardware rates 10c per line. Wuycross JourOffices in Seminole County Dank TO REACH nUTBRS or *#llera of nal-ilerald. Wayeross, Georgia. Florida real catute advertise in Building tho St. Petersburg Times. Ona cent Automobiles TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— cent u word daily, two cents a word G. TAYLOR DYER Ncnd in your subscription to the DEPENDABLE USED CARS Sundays. W. H. LONG Tribune or baud ii to your local l!*2l Dodge Tonring. IV in tin g — D e c o r a tin g dealer so you can read Florida’s PJ25 Dodge Coupe. MEAT MARKET greatest news;-iua?r. line year, 1 0 2 3 D o d g e C o u p e . PHONE 303 IRRITATED EYES $8,(10. ti month-, ; i three months 1022 Dodge Touring. 410 Snnford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ 1023 Dodge Graham I 1RINK’S FILLING Get worse and worse (lie longi-r you Ion lit them go; l-cnnardi's Golden Eye In a f i t r d c r l i M l o i t f o r ance policy add tin- to your order. Truck. STATION Lotion cures inllauunatioii ami soreiu -ti 1**21 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. .Malaria, Chills and Fever without pain in one day. Cooling, heal­ DU YOU WANT it) BUY or sell I. W. Phillips* Sons ing, strengthening. Get "Leonardi’s"— anything? If so advertise in Dengue or llilimis Fever. Dodge Bros. Sales and Service it nukes strong eyes. At all diu^gitts. the Gainesvilh Sun. H. A. SPE1U 11 M i l * t h r i r r i u i , Phone 3 Oak and 2nd SI. We recommend the following Contractor nnd Builder DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — as the three best money-mak­ Pensacola is beginning the MPMBnnaiMWBMBBMBMMMMMMBaB* *■■■■■ M U U I I M A •S99-M — Phone — 499-M ers in our office at this tim e: greatest development in Georgia's ■ history; a half million dollar high­ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 2108 PALMETTO AVE. way to the gulf bench just finish­ ■ ■ I business Sites ed; a t two million dollar bridge 1171 on Celery Avenue just across Escambia Ray started; JUST A FEW OF OUR OFFERINGS Apartment House Sites off Sanford A ve. quarter million dollar opera house Everything m a under construction; two millions Water Fronts ■ ■ \ \ tir« l i o i i t i i*i$ly l i l m ’k o f f l ' l r * t H l r r r t , I ih »%|7T. For the Sportsman being spent on highway; greatest ■ « l*rl«*n| m N ■ chance for live developers to get a a I ' l l d r i i r * * l o t <itt l a ii r r I At f u H i i tc P i t r L , c o r n e r l o e n l l o u , in on ground floor. 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Phuno 48 Rose Court .ot No. 79 LOANS INVESTMENTS $1550. Terms, Ity GEORGE McMANUS 117 Acres on Sanford Avenue $800.00 per acre long Terms i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 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>, July 30, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald